SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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MORE OF A VINTAGE car
-Jicense, says Review staffer
Pat. Munson when AGE 693
parked outside her. Third
Street office, in all its
-newness. AGE license plates
‘are among those issued in the
Victoria area, and are one of
only a few where the new
letter prefixes actually spell
out a word. (Review Photo).

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Through the activities of
Central Saanich Lions Club the
sum cf $1,560 was contributed in
the past year to youth activities
and in community benefits. It is
estimated that more than 3,000
man-hours were devoted by the
members to community service.

Funds were raised through
dances and raffles, and by
operating a milk bar at the
Saanich Fair..-This . year. they
have added to their activities by
holding monthly Bingo events in.

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Evening Citizen News.

Whatever happened to THE
INTERNATIONAL BANK OF
IDEAS? You.remember - that
was the University of Victoria
geography department’s
project to. collect. and
catalogue all'the best ideas in
the world and then make them
available to businesses and
governments for a fee, part of
which would go to the
originator of the idea used.
The man behind the scheme.
was DR. HAROLD © D..
FOSTER who says the bank
went bankrupt, from lack of
money, not ideas. Requests
for government grants were
refused, aS was one non-
academic grant. Two business
firms were interested but -
there were problems in
whether to stay academic or
go. commercial: .‘‘We may
have lost control over the
rights and legal .interests. of
the originators of the ideas,’ -
Foster said. “‘It’s not dead yet,

ideas are. still. coming in.”

He’ll be publishing something |

One of the most interested and interesting observers at the
reception following the wedding Saturday of CHARMAYNE
ROLPH to DAVID CONOVER, JUNIOR was WALLY, an
ancient and slightly arthritic Collie. Wally was given an
honored spot in front of the head table. Both he and his
aster were raised on 270-acre Wallace Island in the Trin-
. Master of Ceremonies at the colorful

affair at the White Eagle Hall on Dock Street was David's
uncle, columnist AUSTIN CONCVER of the Los ‘Angeles

Times and Colonist.

‘pretty

Farm Credit Corporation:
- “B.C, means. BENNET and

cent from CBS? VICTORIA
PRESS - publishers of the

Some Commissionaires take
their parking meter. duties
seriously, especially
the chap who patrols Yates
Street. He nearly developed
apoplexy when a businessman
in the 900 block slipped a
nickel in a meter to save a
neighbor from getting a ticket

. A crowd-pleasing shouting
match developed between the
commish and the friendly
meter plugger. ‘‘Tell my boss,
see if I care,” the man in blue
yelled. P.S. JACK PERRY got
the ticket anyway. ;

Notables and quotables:
JOHN K. MecFAUL. of the

CAPOZZ1.: DAVE ABBOTT,
after. being told by REV.
KEITH. . PARKS. CP. A.
“ GAGLARDI’S nephew) | that.
the. Canadian Pentacostal

Teachers’ Federation.

Stenhouse means one like sex,
marriage,
which are. topics normally too
sensitive for the classroom.

~. the same place they dumped :

«Victoria: and: Saanich police ne
oS Ruste about which of:

-.|.. was found in the Inner Harbor...

on it shortly ... My favorite

Assembly was 140, 000 ‘strong —
‘idea was one ‘that suggested. -

and: growing rapidly and in--
that. industries - ‘or. govern- _¢luded among its faithful MLA |
ments found guilty of water JOHN. TISDALLE,

pollution would be forced to. GAGLARDE and public works
get their water: supply from. minister W.N. CHANT: “At.
that rate, T guess. we can. :
expect even. more Social

. their waste water,
Credit cabinet. ministers!’ -

- Recriminations are ’ flying

‘back and forth between: the

“Jrish™ ‘Question: “Tn, Ireland ”

hail; employees ‘call Mayor.

millionaire executive with the:
$1.49 ideas.”

they would have a case to. take!
to court: ‘The fact that the body

took it out” oftheir” bailiwick
“and: ‘then things © ‘got..com-
“plicated . . Both departments -
- would like it ifa local suspect
_ would develop: an Attack of
~ conscience.

‘RAMPTON is” ‘expected. ‘to:
take. up. with ‘council: tonight —
“© the: ‘suggestion ‘by BETTER |
o BUSINESS © BUREAUMAN —
BILL: TINDALL that the: city
institute a landlord- tenant:
- advisory board. such as. they
“now! have. in Vancouver...

men Sst me

: “Red tape and a tnountain of

- applications to the Canadian —
Radio and: Television Com- New ‘provincial, legislation
mission will delay the transfer empowers. municipalities . to
~ Of five: ‘per. cent of the shares pass. bylaws | to. ‘Protect. both

held bys. COLUMBIA | rental parties,
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“are not to be allowed to hold —
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hoping to pick up the f ive per

Animal.

‘campaign to. try to oust.
‘Bishop REMI de ROO, The.

claims it ‘is gaining strength
but the Bishop has friends too,
As one supporter said. of his
‘detractors: ‘They'll soon r00.,

~ Gaglardi. himself ‘on. the S

COURTENAY. HADDOCK: the’

Victoria alderman PERCY ms

‘progressive Roman Catholic:

“shaft de Roo committee” _

Teachers Learn
Method To Deal
With Controversy

An educator from England has
been showing British. Columbia
teachers .a technique for. in-
troducing controversial issues
into the classroom.

Lawrence Stenhouse, director
of the. Nuffield Foundation
Project in Britain, has recently
completed a five-day course at
the Prince of Wales Secondary
School in Vancouver as part of
the summer short
presented by the professional
development program of the B.C.
issue,

By . controversial

politics, ahd war:

“A controversial issue. divides
students, parents, and teachers,
because it involves.an element of
value judgment,” he said. ‘And
the value judgment prevents the
issue being settled by evidence
and experiment.
“Yet there is a social pressure

today on the schools to deal with .

controversial issues so that
students are given help in lear-
ning how to analyse the
problems around them.” |
Stenhouse has developed an
approach to the chandling of
controversial ‘issues through a
technique of discussion which
enables the pupils” to take
responsibility for their own
learning and which protects them
from the bias of the teacher. The
teacher acts as an impartial and

discussion . rather than
struction.

“You -have. an
situation here in

-Stenhouse -said.

B.C.”

classroom.’

-and his methods.”

have learned - 2a
“| technique that:

Ronaghan said

“ have™ “never. | :

courses

Silver Threads |

Friday,
p.m. ;
Monday, August 31. Drop in,
ecards, games and Bridge - 2
pPm.;

A meeting with Mr. Kaj
Pedersen of Danish Designers
and. Builders. Ltd. has -been
arranged for 2 p.m. in the San-
scha Hall. Mr. Pedersen will
discuss and show designs of his
condominium apartment block
for senior citizens. This meeting
is open to all, senior citizens of
the district and anybedy who is
interested is invited to attend.

August 28, Jacko - 2

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neutral chairman and the basic~
teaching strategy is one. of
~in-
interesting

“You have a.

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A ‘Buy a Brick’. campaign in
aid of the senior citizens’ new
Activity Centre in Sidney is in full
swing.

This campaign is the senior
citizens’ own effort, first to show
that they are determined to help
themselves as far as humanly
possible, and secondly, by this
example, in the hope that those
with greater resources will be
induced to donate in cur canvass
-for funds,’’ said Walter S. Villers,
Silver Threads Volunteer Corps
president and building com-
mittee trustee.
For the purposes of the cam-
_paign the senior citizens have
been divided into five selling
groups, each under the super-
vision of a member.of the com-
mittee. .At. the, close. of the &
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‘controversial situation. with’ the |:
‘unions and the government which
“needs to be explored in. the

Teachers at che. course were :
high in their praise of Stenhouse :

Roy. Ronaghan, of’ the BCTF :
‘staff, professional, development _
division, felt that’ the teachers
valuable.
i revolutionize.
the teaching. process in: the years

heard ..more. en-.
‘thusiasm: expressed than IT have’
| heard from these. teachers sho.
7 have been: taking: the: courses,’

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: Saanich Volunteer

Fire’ Chiefs’ gs!

BACK FROM CONVENTION
Fire chiefs Don Facey, Central
“Fire:
‘| Department, and Hugh - ‘Loney, ze
| Sidney ‘and: North: Saanich ||)

| Volunteer Fire ‘Department, have.
| returned after attending: the B.C.
~ convention at.

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. Glanford, Marigold, Interurban, Elk
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ROYAL OAK TAKI

“the day!"
Bylaw

~ Continued from, Paget

restricted to residential ‘A and j
rural zones, and pigeons are:
limited to 25-pairs on any one
parcel of land. mt:
‘Ornamental birds are’ free of f
control provided they are housed
cand enclosed at all times on the
parcel on which they are kept,
but there is no mention of Bold: ;
flah,.

Under study for three months,
the bylaw did not meet. with ff
unanimous approval, Alderman: |
‘Trevor Davis opposed it on the §
-grounds that ‘it opens the door to
those who want to keep animals,
ete. ina residential district,’ The #-
nusiance bylaw, he atated, docs fo yy
‘not at. the moment provide |
adequate protection,

He explained that he is not
against the animal control bylaw:
itself, but he fell that the timing
of it is wrong. E

Mayor J.B. Cumming directed f
that a motion be introduced at the
next meeting of council to bring
the nusjance by-law up to date.

the appropriate Secondary
“visit the school between 9

they. werye: ares

Marcanont Ba: ater
ROUND-ROBES POLO

Victoria Polo Clubs will be
playing 9 round-robin pame newt
Sunday at 2.30 ).m. at the Pola :
Ground, Saanichton.

In round-robin play last Sunday
the Roo Nevile defeated the Red
Harons by sever foals to nil.

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“Royal Oak Juntor secondary; 4564 Weat Saanich Road,
serving the Elk Lake- Beaver Lake, Cordova Bay -
and Royal Onk areas, enrolling Grades 8, 9 and: 10,
Telephone ATO-7T128,

Mount Newton Junior secondary, 180 Keating X Road, -
nerving the Brentwood, Prospect Lake, Keating
and Saanichton areas, enrolling ¢ Grades 8, a and 10,
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North Saanich Junior. ‘Secondary, WT 5 MeDonald
Park Toad, serving the Deep Cove, Ardmore,
Sidney and Bazan Bay areas, enrolling Grades 4, 9
and 10. Telephone 650-1120, |

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