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Wednesday, January 28, 1981

Teachers last bid

for ‘preparation time

By CAROL BERGER
(STAFF WRITER]
Saanich «district school teachers

~ Monday night made a final budget
bid for. preparation time ‘‘even ona
trial or reduced basis.’’

With the board’s 1981. budget

deadline of Feb. 15 fast approaching,
teacher association president Elsie
McMurphy presented trustees with a

final submission.

McMurphy reiterated October’s
budget submission requesting the
addition of six teachers to provide a
90. minutes of
preparation time per week to all
district teachers.

‘Even if the board cannot totally
accept what we are asking, you might
consider provision of preparation
time on a trial or reduced basis,’’ she

said.

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as where the stream
reserve.

He said it is also possible septic
sewage runoff is causing some of the
pollution. But before the pollution
can be cleaned up, the source will
have to identified.

Meanwhile, Rangel is investigating
the possibility of introducing salmon:
and cutthroat trout to-the stream.
He said the stream used to have chum
salmon, and that spcies would be
ideal for it now. ,

He said.chum salmon do not travel
far upstream to spawn and return to
the. ocean instead’ of. staying in. the
stream fora year ‘like ‘some other
salmon species.

‘But before that can happen, part.

“ofthe stream must first be dredged
‘and a-layer of. gravel placed on the

bottom to provide. better spawning ,

says thanks

A special ‘letter. of
“thanks will go. to David’
Else “of - Deep. Cove”

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McMurphy expressed thanks. to
trustees for acknowledging - district
supply problems .in the ‘‘greatly
improved’? provisional supplies
budget. and significant increases in
equipment funds.

McMurphy strongly recommended
budget figures be
maintained: by trustees when making
final adoption of the budget.

Teachers also request.a 20 to 1
student-teacher ratio in kindergarten. .

‘If educational dollars are to be
spent anywhere, the case for in-.
vestment in the elementary. is a
powerful and impressive. one,’’
McMurphy said.

Increased teachér.- specialization
and contact time with parents and
specialists and a reduction in student-
teacher. contact .hours was also
requested.

ground. As well, there may be a
minor: problem with . seawater
backing into the stream during large
storms.

Nevertheless, ° Rangel believes the
problem can be overcome: He adds
cleaning up the stream will mean

cleaning up Pat Bay because the
“stream is one of. the bay’s -biggest
pollutants.

Rangel also viarned council the
cleanup ‘‘is a very complicated

process”’, involving jurisdictional
problems which must: first. . be
resolved.

He said the stream is on the Indian~

‘reserve which is’ under’ federal: jur-
-while .. introduction. of
salmon would’ require’ provincial
“government involvement... But he

said so far. he’s. been pleased with the’ _
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Saanich
trustees

school
Monday .ap-

proved a 10 per cent

increase in per diem
allowances and mileage
rates for trustees and
personnel.

business, trustees and
personnel will receive. a
$33 a day allowance, up
from.$30, in addition to

payment of all travel
costs, overnight ac-
commodation, in-

cidental expenses and 33
cents per mile, up from
30 cents.
Not all trustees were
in agreement however.
And while © board
chairman Gerry
Kristianson also agreed
separation of. trustees
‘expenses from personnel

would make decision
easier, no amendments
came forward. to

separate the policy.

In spite of the recent
doubling of his car
insurance, trustees John
Betts, and Roy. Hyn-
dman remained opposed
to the increase.

Hyndman called the
increases ‘‘unnecessary”’
and said with the daily
allowance it. was ‘‘not
justified to. completely
cover -all. the average
costs.”’

“I don't think anyone
should be out of pocket
for driving. their car,”

‘said: trustee _Rubymay-

Parrott.

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