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Youth Council Car Raffle
Raises $50 For Ice Arena

Used car raffle conducted by Sidney Youth Council in aid
of the SPARA campaign to establish a skating and curling
rink and recreational centre for the residents of Saanich
Peninsula has realized a profit of $50. The winner was John C.
Chapman, 2606 James Island Road, Saanichton.

More than 20 members of the Youth Council were active in
selling the tickets, said President Barry Duncan.

SPARA chairman commented: ‘These boys have shown
great enthusiasm and have done a wonderful job.”’ He said
that a great deal of work toward: the planning for the
recreational facility is going on behind the scenes, and
progress report may be éxpected shortly.

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BY ROSE SMARY OWEN

Electronic data processing
which inevitably will become the
tool of education administration
on Vancouver Island, was
discussed by a special committee
‘of trustees and. senior ad-
ministraters of Saanich school
district on Monday.

'“Basic financial. statements
are already computerized at the
School Board Office’’ said: Ross
Ingram, Assistant Secretary
Treasurer, ‘‘but the concept of a
central data processing system
for. Vancouver Isiand, probably
based in Victoria, .would: enor-

mously broaden. the application:

of this electronic’ marvel: in
problems ‘of course. schedules,
inventory distribution and: per-
sonnel assessment and
“placement,”

Shared by all. school districts a
tentative cost per pupil not ex-

ceeding $2 a year was suggested.

‘Principal: : Peter. Thomas: of
Royal’ Oak Junior Secondary
presented a clear picture of. the

‘time wasted in collecting: and -

‘collating data for class
schedules. ‘Can we afford ‘to

have highly qualified teaching _
staff doing routine clerical tasks .
“simply because . their.’ position

~alone equips them with all the
ane “required set. of figures 1 must be:

“Because his school operates on - fully realized.

a semester. system,. offering -
_ great flexibility. in. course .con-
‘and.
“staff ‘scheduling “are enormously
increased. He felt that the 3

© pertinent. facts of a situation?”

“tent, his problems | of. student

semester. would replace -the

tinuous learning”’ philosophy now

“mittee to approach: this new

personnel | to the duties for which:
‘they are trained is true, but in.
order to. make full use of the data’
x brocess of .

etveation! a _ Said: ‘Dick Lawson,

-» grade-by- year system: as a.
natural. sequence ‘to the. ‘‘con-

couns elling: aa tutorial fur .
AS ss worthy. of: serious. “CON:

adopted; by | most: elementary. ‘sideration... Leys
_ Schools. ee moe’ The) committee will reconvene.
Secondary Education for further study of the. subject,

Superintendent Dick Lawson
stated that senior administrators
with specialized. teacher ex-
perience and skilis, were’ being
diverted from their true function
to juggling environment,. per-
sonnel and students in an effort to
provide ‘individualized. op-
portunity for all.

To arrive at .such ad-
ministration decisions, concise
information must be readily
available. This function could be
undertaken from © a’ ‘central
information. bank which would
provide. the .. answer. .to any
problem under any required
classification:

In order .to make. use of data
processing on an economic basis
the entire school organization
would have to be adapted to the
system, pointed. out industrial
engineer consultant, Franklin
Fuchs; who advised. the ‘com-

concept cautiously and with’
thorough understanding of. it's
application.

That the System. ¢ can “release |

potential the

programming. obtain. a

“The. name of the. game is’

ate that. wal eee :

educators their’

proper
ction |

Aaulee aoe

Now

‘vailable-

oe Tt was.a sleepless. Saturday.

night for several Sidney residents

involved: with the rescue of six.
_ the six people, some of them skin- |
divers, where waiting. »

- young Victoria people who were

“stranded on Ker: Island when
‘their small motor boat was holed
‘on the rocky beach,

“Ker Island is’ a small out--
cropping south of Coal Island,
- Distress fires were first sighted

by: Mrs. E,W. Philbrook, 10493
All. Bay Road, Sidney, who
noticed them about 12.30 a.m.

“At first, E thought they were
» the lights: of a. tug anchored out
there, but when I got the glasses
out, Tsaw it was a fire about 100
- feet long.’

“Me, Philbrook of Philbrook’ So

Shipyard notified R.C.M.P, who

~ obtained «a boat from Roald -

- Signal Fires” Tell Plight —
Of Six Stranded Mariners

“Anderson of Island Charters. The

_ were Jater taken by RC UMP. to

boat, however, proved too large
to get | in close to the island where

Re M. P. were joined by: Mr.
Philbrook . whose’ smaller boat.
could. make the rescue and the
shivering survivors were taken to
the Anderson home for warmth
and food. ;

Linda Simpson, Don. Giles,

Garry Sawin, Amargeett Lagah,.

Wallus Borcheq and Cliff Waters

Canoe Cove, the starting point of
the adventure,

They reported that: they ‘had
been stranded on the uninhabited
dsland. since. 7,30. Saturday -
evening. The holed hoat ik being
repaired atthe island.

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