gsters between °

the. ages’ of six and twelve years

age during the summer months, -
Recently a figure of $650. was ©

quoted in the Review, a realistic
oe estimate ‘already budgetted; any
money left-over to.-be: utilized

next year. Taxpayers may wone._
der’: where .the’ money is ‘going.’

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‘Salaries amount. ‘to $315; two]
young ladies will receive $20 each |.
te per week, two: junior helpers five
" dollars per week andMz:s. Norma j.
-s,Sealey,:: who-has: organized-re-"|-
reation: and gathered ‘supplies, :

$35. -per ‘week. Last year “134
childr: en enrolled, #
Activities are planned to. fit
each Age group. A year ago the
children enjoyed games, sing-

-songs,-nature ‘studies, baseball,

trips to the beach gathering shells.
and studying marine - species,:
trips. :to.. the Coast Guard. Air
Division, water-bomber hangars
and.a bus tour to Francis Park
with:Freeman King. ;

Mrs. Sealey’s husband, Mike,

‘also contributes. ‘and ast year.

took youngsters to the airport
where they visited the control

tower, listened and asked ques="

tions,

‘He also came up. with tools
and ‘scrap lumber for the older
boys to build doll houses and mo-"
del buildings ‘on plywood, ; etc;’
meanwhile explaining proper
handling of each tool used..

“Materials . have “gone ‘up in

and will cost approximately $285.:

ed” construction paper, — white
paste, scissors, Bondfast glue,
etc., all purchased at wholesale
prices. Mrs, Sealey makes fin-
gerpaint and playdough at home.
to save some expense; used cra-

“yons; scissors, pencils, scraps

of paper, are confiscated from the’
“junkbox?? at Sidney Elementary
school, .

The. ‘Recreation Commission:
and Mrs, Sealey and her helpers:
are to’be commended for their’
efforts in this regard. “Notevery
family can“afford to take their.

youngsters: on holidays-,.. .not

every youngster has a father te
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every family. can. afford more
than $1. enrolment for each child.

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Paddling Around Vancouver Island

BY DANE CAMPBELL '

Leaving Campbell River,
Charlotte. Oegren and.] truly felt
the adventure of our kayak trip
start. “The wilderness we had
visioned was here; . Gone.were
the. houses lining the waters’
edge;'~ gone’ were the stores,
floats, highway and tourist mo-~=
tels...The pleasure. boat traffic

of the Gulf Islands was replaced:
by.. tugs, fish-boats,.and deep

sea vessels.. We were beyond the
casual ‘cruising grounds. of the
Gulf of Georgia. .
felt: mistaken for a couple of chil-

‘dren playing with double paddles.

Kayak “‘Kup-chah’’: was. running
among.mature boats.

‘Wednesday afternoon, June 25, ;

we eased into our. cockpits and
raised - the paddles feeling our’
rested muscles straining against

wait on Maude Island until slack
water before. running through the
famous Ripple: Rock: Channel.

. Our. first’ night away from the ©

bright lights .of Campbell River
Mrs, Adams,
the owner’ of the floats at Brown
Bay“ offered: us the : shelter - of
her saw mill as the sky darkened
with. rain; . The next. day .

managed a. distance of nineteen
miles paddling on two ebb tides
* Here’ we: were
weather-bound an extra day.

|. At Kelsey Bay Saturday after- _
noon’ we stopped to. buy a few

groceries,.. The store operator

| suggested. we bunk down in the

freight shed on the dock when
rain seemed inevitable, . We had

|.a rude, awakening. about three in

the morning by a beam of light

4 coming from an R.C.M.P. flash+

light... After a brief explanation

4 about the, difficulties of kayak

travel the officer departed leav-

| ing. us chuckling over the inci-.
‘I dent.---

Our next two camps were made

on Vancouver Island at Adam Ri= |:
ver and. Kaikash Creek about |’

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‘We no longer.

We caught the ebb tide -
‘| to Seymour Narrows but had to

“was,
long after.we tied up when Bill.

ing fleet.-started -arriving,

|KUP-CHAH MAKES HER WAY

ems’ became a bigproblem these
nights. Fishing boats started to

enquire .of. our destination - and -

often offered us fresh-caught sal-
mon,. We’ never refused,

Throughout Johnstone Straits we

fought.choppy seas and stiff wese
terly winds.
1 we arrived in Alert Bay: five

-and a half days from-Campbell

River. ; ; ;

Both Charlotte’ and I’ were
charmed by the friendliness of
the fishing village of Alert Bay.
It’s quaint, narrow, main street
runs along the waters edge. .The
seaward side of town is built
over the water. Millions. of

“ tar-treated’- piles . support. the

business section of town,

_ ‘The further ‘north we travel.
the more incredible this trip be-"

comes «to. the people.-we meet,
- “Where do. you'.think: you're
headed for??? **You"came from

Sidney. in -that!!!7227". «*The West *
Coast!”
guts than Dick.Tracy.’
~The first words we heard as —
“we. pulled ‘into the dock at Alert

“You must have More

Bay, came. from Bill Seow, eX~
chief of Alert. Bay,’ “When. we

yelled that we were headed around

Vancouver Island” all:
“Don't do it.’

‘he said
It wasn’t

came over. to hear more about
our plans and offer us-advice.

By Thursday evening the fish-

soon had steady invitations from
one boat to the next for coffee.

Everyone said we should stay the.
weekend and see the town at its

liveliest: but Friday morning, our
fourth day, we departed,

We made our way across the! |

‘No-see-. :

_tula,:

Nevertheless July _

“We

THROUGH NORTHERN. WATERS

. channel to Sointula, -a- Finnish
settlement. on neighbouring Mal-
colm Island, What a contrast
the two settlements offer, Soin«
a self policed: town. with
“no beer parlour and few apparent
problems, is spotless; While
less than four miles away on
Cormorant Island, Alert Bay of

d, 800 people thrives on the X=

tremes of life. -.

We took advantage of the re-
maining tide’ and after a short
visit at Sointula paddled to Pult-
eney Point. Pulteney Point ison

_the western tip of Malcolm Is-

land where a settlement of three
families operates the lighthouse,
A young couple, Beth and Wayne
Lemasurier,- invited -us.for- tea.

-We soon had an offer of a hot

shower,
bell River, «
~ Saturday evening: brought us

Our: last was in Camp-

4 into Port Hardy where.we visited:
an old: school: friend and former -

resident : of Deep Cove, Frank.

“Lines.

Within two days of Port Hordy:
the. West Coast will be ours.

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chairman of the RecreationCom-
mission was accepted-with re-
gret. at the meeting of Sidney
-coundil. on-Monday. --
reason for. his retirement is
pressure of business. :

Council resolved to. senda
letter to Mr. Minns thanking him
-for his services, .The choice of

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ine A Deep Cove marina operator

is. hoping his: life savings won't
be. washed. away. in the first
storms of winter...

Henry Bird says that he has
‘invested $29,000 in: ‘improve~
ments , to the Deep Cove Marina
-in North Saanich on the. under=-
standing that Ottawa would con=

department of public works had
assured him it was government
policy ‘to. provide’ a breakwater,
when funds were available, pro-
the: marina ‘operator

ment. to. his property -over 2a

three-year period. :
“Two months. after I bought

this" marina,'? said Mr. Bird,

"| “they “sent engineers” to do°a

survey.-on.. the. type. of: break=
water we.would require, They
the idea of a log

gales,”
he knew he ‘Was. too late for last

put, in-an application for. a grant

trips to Vancouver and have had
many consultations with the pub=
lic works ‘people,’ ©

’ From the time he took over
.the marina a ‘year. and a. half

many. new heavy ‘strong docks

to’ 70° boats. : “The ‘point: is,'?

ing | in.
round business to remain‘in op-
‘eration’ and that’s not possible
without a breakwater.’? .

-had: recently. written to: the de-

had given. them a: detailed plan
of what she= had accomplished

‘future plans were, He then ask-
ed for-a progress report on the
breakwater. © ‘The department

that I had kept my commit-
“ments,” said Mr, Bird.
Shortly afterwards Mr. Bird

his request for the breakwater
-was still under study and that-

To remove insects from green
vegetables, wash in-salt water,
. but do not let. the vepetables soak
in it. ;

-made,

struct a, breakwater offhis shore. .
-He told The Review that the ~

yhich’ would provide” .
adequate protection against most

Mr. Bird went on to say that
year’s allotment but: that he had
then so that he ‘would be in:

plenty of-time for consideration.
this year. “I have taken’ several ©

ago Mr. Bird has been busy do-.
ing improvements. He has built.

which are now. in service for up:
said Mr, Bird, ‘‘the docks are “
too -big to move-and too costly

‘to keep up without revenue com= "|."
This has: to be-a year=" |."

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over: the. past. year ‘and what his:
“sent out an engineer to confirm:

-Teceived a letter saying . that”

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and all our ‘savings wil be wash=
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Mr. Bird has appealed to David

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he will intercede on his behalf,
In the meantime he {s consider-.

ing. using ‘barges and. scows as.
a breakwater and has taken a.
“petition: around to residents. of.

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port. -
“whelming support with only four

. people: against .and:74-in favor“:

-He has been given over=-

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