‘Wednesday, July 28, 1971

THE REVIEW

PAGE THREE __

REGIONALIZATION DAMPENED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE i

Ald. Trevor Davis last week

costs of social service would
rise considerably under the new
administration.

approval of the plan two weeks
~ago, decided against hearing the
agency delegation. ‘“We would be
going over old ground”
‘Mayor Stan Dear who felt that
these groups had submitted
briefs to the ad hoc Regional
Board Committee in the first
place. The matter will also. be

indicated that administration

Sidney Council, which affirmed

said .

discussed thoroughly at. this
Wednesday’s meeting of the
Capital. Regional Board, added

the Mayor.

The population figures for New
Westminster district in 1870 were
as follows: 1356 (whites, coloured
and Chinese) an increase of 518
settlers over 1869, of which 286
were farmers, 192 employed in
manufacturing goods and 87 were
in gaol. There were 1226 acres
under cultivation.

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WITH GWYN OWEN
For the past year that this
column has been running in the
Review, I have received-a great
deal of useful information from
many of my readers both by
mail, in:phone calls and in per-
sonal conversation. Although it is
not always, used at the time it
serves aSimportant background
for ‘future events and I would like

~ evening

Gossip

respect and, although crusing
purists might frown, this sailor
appreciates going-ashore for an
meal after’ a day's
sailing while ‘Kittiwake’ lies
quietly at anchor across the cove.

This spot has never to my
knowledge been publicly ad-
vertised but word of mouth has
got around the cruising fraternity
particularly in the United States

FIRE

Insurance Is Our Business, Not a Sideline

BILL AKKAM AND RAYMOND LITTLE

TWO SCOUTS FROM THE TSARTLIP pack left Thursday for a
three week jamboree in Japan. Bill Akkam, 15, and Raymond
Little, 15, were picked from scouts all over. Vancouver. Island to
make the trip. Raymond attended a national jamboree two
years ago and is looking forward ‘‘to meeting different people’’
on the Japan trip. Bill is one of two scouts to win his gold
achievement medal for the Victoria area.

DEAR REVIEW READER:

society which we cannot afford.

_ Tsartl ip Band Council,
“Box 153 on ae

_ Brentwood ‘Bay, BC.
» Sincerely,

PROJECT

“y971,

‘Tsartlip. Band Council,
“~©'Tom Sampson, |
Band Manager.

TSARTLIP INDIAN WALKATHON
SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST

Continued from Page i

Life for us North American Indians on the Reservations is no picnic; | :
in fact if you were to.visit our humble abodes you would no doubt be 4
profoundly disturbed at the squalor, poverty and lack of dignity suf- \
fered by a community of Canadian citizens on your doorstep.

The reasons for these inhumanities are profound; our people want to
retain the cultures of our inheritance and yet we have to live a life of
comprise with the progressive:society. We, the North American In-
dians, are partly to blame for wanting retention of our old way of life;
‘| you, the New Canadians, are partly to blame for showing us (par-.
ticularly our young, impressionable people) the luxuries of a modern

However, wean the Tsartlip Reserve are determined to improve our : oe ee )) :
lot, and to this end, we have built a boat-launching ramp and

established a public Camping Area nearby in an attempt to create

some gainful employment, at least for some of us. What we need now
is a building in which we could have an office, coffee bar, room for the
sale of bait and Indian handicrafts and, eventually, a Community Hall.
For this project we have lots of willing labor but a lack of funds.

Therefore we intend to take’a leaf from our White Brothers’ book
and hold a Walkathon. We are soliciting your support for this venture
and ‘ask you to return the coupon below to:.

: a ATSARTLA P WALKATHON — AUGUST 21, 1971
FOR THE WALKATHON IN ‘AID OF THE TSARTLIP RESERVE
-FOR. RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND. BET-
TERMENT OF RESERVATION CONDITIONS, I HEREBY PLEDGE
“PER MILE FOR A TOTAL OF
IF 20 MILES ARE. COMPI ETED ON”
| ‘THIS SUM TO. BE COLLE .CTED PERSONALLY BY ONE NORTH| ft

AMERICAN, INDIAN, FROM THE TSARTLIP. RESERVE. ARTER a
COMPLE TION OF THIS ENDE AVOR. a

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to thank my many boating
friends for this source of Gun'l
Gossip, and hope they will keep it
up.

and many American ° skippers
make Telegraph Harbour their
base for holidays in the. Canadian
Gulf Islands. The modern marina
store displays from the ceiling
just about every club burgee seen
flying on the Pacific coast
ee vessels that. have
visited there

Last week end saw Kittiwake's
annual pilgrimage to Telegraph
Harbour on Thetis Island. For a
two day cruise from Sidney. this is
one of the most enjoyable
sleeping. out spots inthe. Gulf
Islands: i

The harbour itself is--eom-
pletely protected forall weathers
and provides both anchoring out
for loners like myself and ample
jetty accommodation at either of
two marinas for those. more
gregariously inclined. Facilities
ashore: are complete in every

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Victoria. Colonel D.S.

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FILM IN REVIEW

AT THE GEM THEATRE

DARLING LULL:
movie! Would you believe

War 1 German
singing spy, she is detatled

by aGerman Intelligence
‘gent posing as her uncle,

to extract vital Allied’ ine
from: Rock
Hudson who, as usual,
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plot grows deeper, and in

this’ reviewer's opinion,
duller,

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will enjoy. the exietingly
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SESA's. but ooh dear,
Barling Julie. you've made
far sweeter’ saunds of
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