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ALL PERMS —
INCLUDING THE NEW MACHINE

THE REVIEW

LOCAL TEAMS PARTICIPATE
IN RAVENHURST DEBATES

students attended the event — the
third time its been held, but only
the first time Parkland has en-
tered.

The local school competed
against a total. of 37 other
debating teams from Vancouver

Island and the lower mainland,
teacher Chris Harker told The
Review Tuesday: adding that the
‘three local teams gave-a very
good showing.

The two senior teams won 10 of
the 12. debates entered, Harke
said. ‘

In addition to Harker, teachers
Cathy. Plewes and Isobel Inglis
accompanied the students on the
trip. 7

Other junior and _ senior
debating club members at-
tending were: David Gantzer,
Sylvia Russell,, Jeremy Gye, .
Bruce Elliot, Lori Sather, Blair

Chamkar Cheema, a grade
eleven student at Parkland
school, was chosen second best
debator on the negative side at
the annual Ravenhurst debate
held in Nanaimo Saturday. ,

A total of thirteen Parkland

SENIOR POTTERS GET GRANT

Don’t. worry if some Sidney
senior citizens look a little potty
these. days.

They’re probably. part of the
Seniors’ Ceramics Workshop, No.

benefit to themselves and their
community. Since it began two
years ago, New Horizons has
funded 2960 projects across

Canada with over $16 million.
303 - 9901 - 4th Street that has just .

received a. federal grant of
$5,572.00.
The money comes from. the

FOERSTER —

PERM “UNIPERM”

Walker; Bob Borland, Stephanie
Chance, Coleen Coldicott, Janice
Crichton, Brock Parrott and

Mark ‘Sigson.

BLOCK BROS.
Top market price for
{| your home, business or

New Horizons program to set up
advanced courses . in pottery for
seniors who have progressed
beyond the elementary ‘stages
presently available..The purpose,
in addition to furthering personal
skills, isto develop instructors
who will train other seniors on a
voluntary basis. -

Leader of the project is Mrs.
Ivy McAndrew, 9679 - 3rd Street, .
Sidney.

New Horizons is a program of

TOPS POLLS

‘Peninsula School Trustee Ann :
Foerster topped the polls in the -
Gulf Islands School Board
elections held last week.

Foerster’s. resignation | ef-
| fective Jan. 1 from the Peninsula -
school: board after serving one
year of a two-year term is
because she has moved to Salt-
spring Island and felt she could
not adequately represent her

THE SECRET GARDEN of childhood
Stories may be found any sunny oy by

travelling along Tatlow Road it in North
Saanich."

“TEACHERS ACT CRITICISED —

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constantly demanding more and
more autonomy to set
curriculum, plan schools, decide
what calibre of teaching goes on
in their schools and. decide on

- Continued from Page 1- “Trustees: - ‘have been
bargaining at a local level and
the teachers have been. taking
most of their direction . from

Vancouver, which: means each

“wither _ the trustees are at-
“tempting to put up a straw man
“or they moe Understand; the

ane ‘Health and Welfare Canada that | you and ive’ ou th |
7 ae sa id the act is sim 1 aski ng. individual. board ‘is bargaining policy affecting their employees makes grants to groups of senior ‘Central Saanich constituency. | Y give'you the full i
7 “tha BCTF be rope to with the BCTF.”’ such: as_ leave, fringe, benefits citizens to develop projects that : -She> let her name stand for story. Call anytime.

‘that be given the power to |" Go oron denied this, saying etc., but they do not want to school board in the Gulf Islands rare,

Set up a certification board for

teach ilar to the B.C. and is “delighted” to have been
- chers ". simi ar .to e

‘assume. responsibility ‘for a4
elected; she told The Review ‘¥

bargaining with their employees.

help. them keep active and_ of’
that before bargaining begins the me a . a
agreements’. committee does

Call ‘anytime

Ae! ears ica) Association, ol Lc B.C.) meet with. the .BCTF seeking |. “What it-amounts to is, they Opa te Monday. of _BILL MOSHER
: - csineane vehi ‘is become a” adivce on-the cost of living index, want todo the easy stuff but they VOLUNTE ER i really core to keep my: 652-2868
; ; hand in,” she sai
teacher’ in BC. ‘he ‘would come. general productivity. and related: |-don’t- want to. get. down to the DRIVERS ha

subjects, ‘but it is left to the in-:.
dividual" association” to. decide |
what they ‘will ask for. . oe

|The agreements committee
‘drafts: a proposal, takes it to the
-trustees,. they” work out a® set:
“1 tlement which is then taken to the
7 general. meeting. for their ap-.
"disapproval, he. said.”
’“Settlements © around” fey
‘Province are strictly local.’ ge

knocks of the job, that is, talking
about money.”

He said the teachers talk to the.
trustees about many issues and it
is ‘‘only. reasonable we pares to
‘} them | about salaries.” : .

He agreed with Armstrong that
most. of the - teachers ..in . the
‘district ‘are ‘unhappy “about the

before the: board, which would:
eview - his: qualifications _ and if: |)
they. 1 were: pares he would.

NEEDED

‘Arbutus Crafts, ‘a ‘workshop for,

- the: disabled, need: volunteer
drivers to take disabled. people to»
and from their Activity Centre at.
.4353: West Saanich: Road either

‘way things are, but what they are | mornings or afternoons one day a~-

; -- week. : No ‘wheelchairs « will be
‘unhappy about is that they would:] : e
like. ‘to talk to ‘their’ employers involved: : Your ‘help: will enable

about their. salaries. * the : disabled to continue their.

He added. that basically the | Program” of craftwork of a -
‘teachers in the district are happy “productive. nature. Please

ons Vilege Se

7 Dear Friend:

ae Contributions to , the , Society ‘through the “Porehlite Blitz” have benefited ao.

. great many senior citizens of the Metropolitan area over the years since 1954. We.

again seek: your generous support i in the promotion of this most gratifying: work, ee
All funds. received from the canvas are used to defray Capital Expenses,. thus” ogee

“allowing | us to provide most. reasonable accommodations to231 persons.
a2. Your substantial response will certainly be appreciated by the. many. seniors, :
" and wiil help us conti his most succes sful 2 nd rewarding work.

Sincerely.

both: ways,” che ‘said...

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roved,: he said adding, . it is ss the one ‘han a.

extremely _ ‘difficult, almost, :

“they. are a :

GROUND BEEF...

‘disbarred ora: doctor’ dismissed |
‘and it would: be. the. ‘same thing
‘with teachers.” 5

HAPPY DAY
PARK

"Please Note: We now waperate “Windward” Village in 1 the e Sidney / Area.

OPEN. YOUR DOOR —_AND SHARE ou LIFE

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‘He’ said ‘also. a cettification
‘park . purposes within: a. sub--. :
ices ‘citing the: example -of ‘par i
~ teachers’..from’*the . British: division was honored by Central fo SAUSAGE MEAT.. etphbrontnbenceeraneee $6 y
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“reflects their misun derstan ding. asks a developer for $400 per lot. LIMITED SUPPLY
bargaining dispute: ‘between: pointed out “the. four lots: f
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SPECIALIZING IN FRESH CUT MEATS:

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‘board: . would’ ‘bring’ some- SUPER- BURGER 7
= Commonwealth who" :have™an “Saanich council last week.
honor. of. Mrs,. Dorothy Day, © §
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