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Community :

Native justice seminar
planned for Peninsula

A series of seminars on native
justice planned by the University
of Victoria will include a seven-
hour session in the Tsartlip Long-
house in Brentwood Bay Oct. 19.

Entitled ““Tse-Tsa-Wa-Tul” or
Helping One Another, the series is
part of the two-week University of
Victoria festival marking the
installation of new president Dr.
David Strong.

The Oct. 19 session will be held
from 1 to 8 p.m. in the Longhouse.
The seminars will continue at the
University, in Begbie 159, from
8:45 a.m. until 5 p.m. Oct. 20 and
from 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Oct.
21.

Registration fees range from $15
to $70. The series is sponsored by
the South Island Tribal Council,
Mid-Island Tribal Council, Fac-
ulty of Law and Project North.

Other highlights of the Oct. 15
to 29 festival include science and

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technology displays in the Elliott
foyer at the university from Oct. 19
to 21, a display of rare books in the
McPherson library special collec-
tions department from Oct. 22 to
26 and presentation of Vaclav
Havel’s Largo Desolato by the
Phoenix Theatre from Oct. 18
until Nov. 3.

A family fun fest will be held
from 2 to 4 p.m. in the university
foyer, a community barbecue is
planned for Oct. 27 from 1 to 4
p.m. in the coffee gardens of the
commons block and a fireworks
display will be held at 5:30 p.m.
Oct. 28.

A free cultural presentation of
prayer and other songs, drumming
and dancing by First Nations of the
South Island Tribal Council will
be held Oct. 27 in the University
Centre Auditorium starting at 7
p.m.

For more information, contact
information services at 721-8955.

TheReview Wednesday.

FINDING HIS WAY with a sextant at the
Institute of Ocean Sciences’ open house
Sept. 29 was seven-year-old Nickolas
Muarray of Victoria. The open” house was

the first one held af the Institute since the
research centre on West Saanich Road \
was opened in 1979.

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library science at Toronto Univer-
sity in 1957 and, after completing
his degree, returned to the CNIB
library, eventually receiving a pro-
motion to the post of chief librari-
an.

After 18 years in the position,
Brown decided that he should step
down to pave the way for new
blood. He retired in 1980.

While on retirement, Brown
worked briefly with computers
before coming to Sidney in 1984,
where he and his wife live.

Brown believes braille is still
being effectively used in homes,
schools and work places.

“Braille is now used more than
it was 20 years ago but there is a
decrease in the use of library
braille,” he said.

He said braille reading material
is expensive and sometimes not
easily available for all blind people
to use, however. there is a lot of
braille material at CNIB libraries.

“We know that talking machines
are available as are the books, but,
no one can afford to buy such

machines at $50,000 or books sold
at high prices,” Brown said.

Braille is an affordable way of
alleviating possible illiteracy
among the sight impaired who
cannot use standard books without
the assistance of the $50,000 talk-
ing machine, he said.

“As we move toward the 21st
century, technology is beginning to
make a difference by proving a
potential means of access for blind
people to a wider variety of litera-
ture,” a CNIB National spokes-
man said. :

However the cost of equipment
such as talking computers, scan-
ners, print to braille translation
software and electronic “paperless
braille” make these technical
advances inaccessible to most
blind and visual impaired people,
the release said.

Braille books are used to access
music, mathematics, science and
as a means of communication in
85 languages. It is used by several
million people.

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