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SAANICH PENINSULA

AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Wednesday, February 4, 1970

BY ROSEMARY OWEN

»-” After a full day and an evening
of listening and discussing the
‘triple. relationship: of . student,
teacher and the community, staff
and trustees of Districts 63 and 64
~ have returned to their duties with
a few interesting philosophies to
consider. Some of the ideas were
neither: new nor untried but of
interest as a different approach.
The -.occasion was a
‘‘Professional - Development
Day’’ seminar last Wednesday
night and all day Thursday when
-all schools of the district were
‘closed ‘to allow teachers to
participate.

Peters, psychologist from Los
Angeles, displayed a remarkable

“of. 500 at the Newcombe
- Auditorium in his enthusiasm for
the Glasser ‘theory of Reality
Therapy. Speaking in a_ free-
wheeling manner at. all levels of
-’ comprehension, he advocated a
society. of. people-to-people
“responsibility. starting . at ‘the
Kindergarten level. It was

present-or. ‘now-concept. Reality
- Therapy maintains
“reduction. |
~~ behavior can be brought about in

On Wednesday evening, Joseph —

talent for involving an audience —

suggested thatthe ‘historic’ or.

- past. record. method of
psychotherapy — should. be
“abandoned ‘in’ favor. of* the

that..a-
_. Irresponsible »
» Saanich ‘Mental Health Centre,

the classroom when
derstanding teacher is
develop a feeling of self esteem
and social identity in a pupil; that
failure produces a chronic .‘D’

an un-
able to

type individual who, avoiding
commitment to. society,. seeks
escape in anti-social behavior.

Somehow ‘the gospel of Dr.
Glasser according to Peters’ lost
a part of it’s validity when 21
Grade VIII Junior Secondary
students from Royal Oak were
permitted to wait until 10 p.m. to
take part in a demonstration of.a
classrcom meeting nor was. the
audience cautioned that. silence
was imperative to the success of
such an experiment. Weary and
tense after a full school day, the
students responded as. well as
could be expected under~ the
circumstances.

Early next morning the con-
ference _— re-convened at

: Claremont. school :to. watch a

class of 24 Grade 1 students from
Cordova. Bay. reply . with
delightful spontaneity to a
skillfully. guided exchange of
ideas on ‘Friendship’.-Seated in a
circle it.was shown that no child
could easily withdraw and even

_the most diffident: found himself

taking part in the discussion,

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For’ A. Public School System’,
~ stating the case for the school as
‘the heart. of the community to.|
avoid. duplication: of .. social
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. keeping: with the theme. of. the}:
ue conference
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spoke with quiet, reassuring
wisdom’ of ‘The ‘Alienation
Problems with Adolescents’. He
is’ a large man, not. only
physically but in the depth. of
perception. and. breadth of
learning and experience which he
brought to the conference. He
assured his listeners that the
generation gap is only as wide as
it appears in the classroom and
that the dissident, alienated
group is a small, though over
advertised, fraction of a society
which tends to ignore the quiet
majority.

Dr. Wood spoke of a deciine in

' glue sniffing and a gradual shift.

from the use of marijuana: to
alcohol,
mented: ‘Is infinitely more ad-
dictive and destructive but ap-
parently enjoys the blessing. of
society!’ He noted that the
disadvantaged child:can become
the greater. threat if allowed to
deteriorate to a complete
representing .a
burden of $11,000 per annum to
the taxpayer; possibly for’ life.
The responsibility for early
detection and aid in these cases
lies as much with the school and
community as with the health
authorities,

With a: wealth of resource and
discussion groups in progress at
periods throughout the day the
observers and
trustees were hardpressed «to
decide. which to attend..As each

room .became crowded the: door
7. was firmly locked and it became |.
necessary to search out. another.

lecture room.
Among the guest
Charles

discussed —

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~ forcement: : wok

-. Solicitor Neil McDiarmid of the
“Attorney. “General's Office

which, he dryly. com:-

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HE “te land: new the. docks.

There-is an old adage which says .
when you cut your own wood you are |
‘twice warmed. Robert P. Mars, of.
Knapp Island, says the point is well
taken. He has been busy the last few _
months chopping up more than six
cords of beachcombed_ wood, “We

day,’ he. said:

like to keep a fire going most: of the
“In fact we burn
almost .a wheelbarrow full of it a_
day. I find-it saves on the fuel bills
and also gives our home a- much =
cosier feeling. ” .

(Review photo.

“by Bea Hamilton

“FULFORD- Eagles ‘come and
eagles go around here but:there is
one Bald Headed eagle. that will
never go again. uo come home..

-As forthe mate of the Bald
_ Head eagle that met his fate, he-
or-she, is flying around in circles
“wondering why. the other doesn’ t

The children in the “neigh-
-borhood express regret and look
with sorrowful eyes” as they see
the Jonely eagle fly past. .

S Two. Bala Heads who are, Coe 7S ee
“the

: ‘ks. place ° Burgoyne ay
ie wee ving nea the head.

The’ “eagles” ‘spotted the ‘huge |
white bird ’and -attacked---,: the:
“pilot Dal Dalziel, ‘dodged the first |.
> bird. and. didn’t. ‘see the second
one; ‘but the: eagle saw. him’ and
“whipped. into. the: wind- shield,
shattered. the glass and died i in so
doing.

The plane landed safely ’ with

-Mrs.-

.Doney:: to. attend

. Children were e pleased to. have a
day’ ’s S holiday. from school. rere

Gordon” MeDonald has’:
been. in: Vancouver . for. several
‘days with her sister. Mrs./ Bob:

husband, Captain:
~Bob Doney, who passed away on

‘bell. ‘River ‘Mr. and. Mrs...Dick’
Pugh, of: Mayne Island, and Mr...
and Mrs. Laurie. -Mouat,. . of.

Ganges. :

Staying at. Jim ‘Thorburn’ S
place were Jim: Spencer and Vie.
‘Jackson, of Salt’ Spring, at Mrs. :
-M) Peakall’s were Mr. and: Mrs.
Johnny Bennett, of Salt Spring, at
Peaceful Valley Ranch, Mr. and.

Mrs. F.S:; Prest, and at the Gerry:

the: funeral of

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BIG TURNOUT FOR ANNUAL
ROD, GUN CLUB MEETING

Annual dinner of the Galiano
Rod and Gun Club was held at
Galiano Lodge last Saturday
night, with more than 80 people
attending.

Retiring President Earl Young
introduced the new president,
Hank Knudson, and his wife,
Mary, and he welcomed the Salt

Big Game Dates
Yours For Asking

Fish and Wildlife Branch of the
provincial. Department. of
Recreation and Conservation has
announced that proposed opening
dates for big game hunting this
year are now available.

Officials said dates have been
listed in the many game manage-
ment areas of the province at this
early date to assist the hunting
public in planning fall. expedi-
tions.

The dates will-be supplied by
the brancn on request. Requests

branch at. its offices in .the

Legislative Buildings, Victoria.

Spring Rod and Gun president,
Mrs. Jean Prest, and her
husband, Bob.

Mr. Young recounted how in
1960 the Inter-Island trophy shoot
began, and for several years, it
was held by Salt Spring. But this
year, it was won back by the
Galiano team. Mr. Young called
members of the team forward to
receive the trophy. Present were
the captain, Fred Robson, Alan
Steward and Bill Campbell. Two
members not present were
Gordon Robson and Don Robson.

Shooting captain Mrs. Ellen
Bennett: and three of the Salt
Spring team, Vic Jackson, Laurie
Mouat and Jim Spencer; were
introduced.

Trap trophies for 1969 were
presented as follows: Singles:
Bill Campbetl; 2nd. Alan
Steward. Doubles: Alan Steward,
a tie for second, Bill Campbell
and Peter Denroche. Handicap:
Fred Robson, 2nd. Bill Campbell.
High-over-all: Bill ‘Campbell,
2nd. Allan Steward. “B” class
was won by Ollie Garner,

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in. the. corridors of] with everyone: ¢lse,

Claremont school as hordes of

If the suceess of a conference can
be measured » in ‘terms of an
“animated exchange of ideas, the

Roddis’
ferry. terminal.

doubted that legalization of| the pilot and his passenger, |. Mrs. Doney's
"marijuana was possible., under | Dalziel's . son-in-law, Miles’
existing Canadian “Treaty Bradford, thankful to be. alive!

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January. 26, Captain. Doney will
be remembered by many as the.
friendly. smiling” captain, on ‘the

Stewards, Mr. and Mrs.
Steward, of Mayne Island.

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