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“Wednesday, July 30, 1969

i. Grande Prairie Picnic Sunday

“The annual-¢ Grande Prairie ‘-

‘All’ former residents of the
Peace River picnic will be held Peace, together with any visitors
at the . Kinsmen’s. -Park: at. from that area, are invited to
bring their. lunch and join in an

August 3 at 3 p.m. _ ah afternoon of. fellowship.

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And Not
A Drop
To Drink

Thirsty visitors to popular is-

sa cooling drink of water. More
often than. not the effort has been.
rewarded with a disgruntled gur-
gle and nota dr op of the pr ecious
fluid

is a recently dug municipal well
with a seemingly adequate levei
of water. © The reason why the
well supplies waiter to the beach
standp'p2 only at-rare intervals
has baffled Central Saanich pub-
He works department al! the vear.
The wateriine has ene branch
tu supply water for domestic use
to. the store and dwelling adjuin-
ing the beach park. On occasion

fire department has raised the
water-level in the well by flush-
ing. At-other Umes property
owner David Hancoch has primed
> his end of the line from the store,
always With the same unsatisfac~
tory result,

Once agains the problem was
discussed at’ length by council
at the last meeting. A proposal
to buy and instal a punip was dis-
missed when Alderman Don Mac-

was unjustified.

The thing to do ts to establish
waterdevéls at the well and the
points. ta be supplied and work
from there, he argued. ;
Works committee «chairman
Alderman. T,° G. Michell .stig-
gested: a. possible leakage
underground and was authorized
to lay an alternate :300-fect of
pipe on the. surface as a test.
This was done on Thursday and
water. again flowed‘ to the beach
standpipe. By the evening the
supply had again failed. Alder-
man Michell's next.move was to
cut off the supply to the Han-
euch property, an action recom-

{ mended by Alderman Margaret

Salt at last weeh's council, meei-
ing. os

“Accor ding to’ latest “reports
there fs now an adequate suppl)
of water at the-biaet-
By way of explanation it may

ment sanctioned by SaanitisCoun-
ci} before the secession of Cen-

View Beach this summer. *
have: been attracted to a shiny —
new faucet in the expectation of

On the rise behind the beach -

when the supply has. failed the |

Laurin objected that the°expense -

be mentioned that by anarrange- |

Futile aitempt to coax a drink from Island View Beach water. spout
is made by Darrell Young, 6286 Oldfield Road, while. D:
"moral support,

628 Rock Heights,

tral Saanich, the beach standpipe

’ was Supplied by a waterline fram

the. property Aow owned bs Mr.
Hancock. ,

The source was'a well which
dried oul more than @ year ago.
Failure to secure a satisfactors
alternate supply led to an ap-
plication by Mere Hancovh for
council assistance. The new well

gives hime

avid Hamilton, | {
(Review. -Photo;)

to serve the beach was s dug ard
proved. and Mrs Hancoch was
permitted io draw “from. it’ for
domestic purpases fora specific
period, conditional on arranging
for an independant supply.

~ Council was infor med last wech
that ik is now pr oposed tu deepen
the original well in the hope that
sufficient water will be lapped,

Bryan Shaw Elected

Saanich school district? sbuild-
ing superintendent Bryan Shaw

-has been elected President of the

B.C. School Plant: Officials As-
sociation. .

He was on Monday granted per-
mission to perform tasks incum-
bent to this office provided that

they do not interfere with his

regular duties.
In his. report to. the Board,
Mr. Shaw said that following

earlier holdups:> on redt decking...

materials all projects are now:
moving forward. There is, how-_
ever, an- acute shortage of labor
on the projects due to: annual
holidays and the amount of con-
struction work in progress
throughout the area,

Clean up work will be a race
to the finish, and it may be neces-
sary to do some interior paint=
ing after classes occupy the new
“space, said Mr. Shaw. 7"

-Dog-Catcher Job Still Unfilled

Sidney and Nor th: Saanich for
the past. four, months, have been
considering - applications far a
doy-eateher.

The: application. submitted by
Collin Nelthorpe.: Downey Road,

North Saanich has been received:

favour ably by all concerned. Fie
nal app: voval will be considered
following an-interview. between
Mr.
Cumming of Nur th Saanich itwas
eparted in Sidney council Mon=
diy cyening. :

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The meeting was convened by-

_the Tsartlip Band and chaired by

Band Manager TomSampson, wio.
with Gabriel Bartleman eaplain-
ed the terms. of the proposals
and the tribal objections in the
Cowichan language.

“English is Our. second lang-
uayve."? commented TsartlipC hief
Philip Paul,

“Guest speuher was Don Moses
of the Meerut Band, B.C) presi-
dent of the North American in-
dian Brotherhood, 7

“This is the mosteritical time
ever for Indians, und never before
was there a dim: when the full
support of our people was more
needed," said Chief Paul in his’
introductory remarhs,

Speaking of their dealings with
the federal government over the
past three sears. he said chat
changes in the Act were neces-
sary; but they had never at any
time ashed to come under pro-
vincial government: jurisdiction.

“In fairness and justice I say
that none have given more than

Chief John Albany of the Song-
hees Bund said that his people
had already been victims of the
“Tand-grabbers’*, relating that

the provincial governmeni build-
ings now stand and was removed
to-what is now the Songhees in-
dustrial reserve and later to
Esquimalt, where we have
‘pattled with the provincial and
municipal authorities for the past

‘Tesix sears. 3

Referring .to* the 1968 Con-
ference ‘in Nanaimo, Chief Don
Williams of the Coal Bey Re-
serve said that the government
in the White Paper has ignored

mitted in-their brief.
Stating that his Band has 200
acres. and two miles of. water-

front, he said that’ he would
-identify himself with (he Indian

Chief ‘who. had. said,
dawn my “life. before J will’ pay
taxes'on.the kand.7) 7

Distrust of the “government

| proposal to transfer trusteeship

of Indian lands to the control
of Indian individuals: and Bunds
was generally
wes feared that there sould be
iiens on property as developers
moved in. leading to the eventual

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the Band. was originally where |

a repr ieve

every proposal that had been sub-.,

“Twill lay’.

expressed. It

y INDIANS? NEEDS.
NOT ANSWERED.
IN WHITE PAPER’

The new Indian Policy recently stated by the federal government
in “a White Paper was unanimously rejected by’ representatives of
the: Saanich, Soughees and Becher Bey Indian Bands ata Brentwood
Bay meeting last Thursday evening. —~
~the Indian

people - and got so
little in return,’’ said Mr. Moses.

He gave a number of reasons
why ‘the Indian people can never
accept the government proposals,
In the first place they. are con-
tradictory, he maintained.

‘The government is doing all
it can io prevent the French
people being assimilated and at
the same time is mahing these.
proposals to assimilate the In-
They offersus in-

what is to be done for us."

said
the speaker. :

He stressed the importance _

of existing treaty rights, and

‘said that the Indian people should ©

be ready

c with their own alter-
nate plan, : :

Ile said it is proposed to hold
a conference of Chiefs from Aug ,

ust 19 to 23 and the cost of

the program of communication.

would be more than $40,000. Ap-
plication for the government to
contribute one-half has already
been made.

Hit By Land-grabbers Already

able to meet. financial obliga-
tions.

olf this policy is implemented
each person is going to have to
act for. himself... We. shall not
be Indians,” but”
said Mis, Plante of Nanaimo who
is in charge of communications

in the British Columbia cam- -

puign against the. new policy.
“But if we work hard enough
I believe..we will be able to get
and: ‘perhaps a policy
of our own,"’ she observed.
Summing up. Chief Paul said
**there isn't anything in the White
Paper I really agree with... It

cts speeding up a pr ocess of as-

similation without answering our
needs , and we don't need

a. French Canadian | to tell us”

that we are citizens.’
‘After 4. 100- years of: none

success’ the government -is add-» ~
ing insult to injury by coming.

oul. with a puiicy that would eli-

Minate the Indian people. as such,

They talk of equality of the In-

dian. people but: are trying. to.
shift: responsibility: lo the pro-~

Viricial governments, They say

we must have time to think this ~
over, but are already. starting’:

to implement the policy:. I think
we have to act before the Sum~
mer is over,’’. he concluded.

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