SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, June 17, 1970

Kerry. Witters, Instructor Roger

“SHOWING SOME of their workmanship on Indian ~
band’s picnic tables are, from left:

(standing)
Anstey, Gary

Nicholis and John Cooper; (seated) Ron Fletcher,
‘Ron Sluggett and Jim Fisher. Jim is one of two
native supervisors of the project. (Dane Photo).

Tsartlip Tables
uilt At School
Feature Exhibit

recently.

working on the tables,

ling and sanding.

is hoped to complete

metalwork and power
chanics.

the boys in practical

work.

Project of the Industrial Arts
class of Mount Newton junior
secondary school to construct 32
heavy picnic tables for the Tsart-
lip Indian Band camp site was

highlight of an exhibition and
demonstration at the school

Visitors saw the boys actually
using
power tools for cutting, assemb-
Most of the
units have now been completed
under the tutelage of Industrial
Arts Teacher Roger Anstey and it
the
remainder by the end of the term.

Lumber has been supplied by
the Indian. Band. and from that
point onward. the whole of the
measuring and work is being
done ‘by the class for wood and-
me-

~. Acting School Principal D. J,
Brown said that he can see a:
future for projects of this kind
involving benefit. both to. the
community and the training of
skills. He
hopes there will be further in-
Stances of groups suppiying the
materials for the boys to do. the

| Have’ you ever: rgone to. Sealand
with: 30: little: boys? Well, I did,
and. it was great. fun. The boys:
~ were fascinated | by. ‘Haida ‘the

went through: her. tricks, and’
there were ‘shrieks as. ‘She made
her big: a flop.

“BY SHIRLEY TOMSETT
we. hope the money will be rolling

iz ‘support our Hall fund which -is
-Tapidly depleting. Doug. Langtry
‘reports.
‘progressing by leaps and botinds. :

in very .soon.. They will also be
available at the door.”

“Let's have a good turn-out to

that. the. - work

The shell. for. the’ kitchen - and:
storage - areas has.” now. been
added.

We have had some response: :
to our. appeals for help and would:
like to thank the’ following. for-
welcome cash. donations: Jerry.

oe and ‘Mrs,.C. Parnell; ac.
“companied by Miss. Williamson,’
ecently. visited. Calgary and:
Edmonton. While. in the former. =:
City, they were the guests of Mrs:
“Parnell's ‘sister, Miss. Ethel”.
Baker, who "has. been.’ a keen
orker for the senior citizens of |
Calgary for the past thirty years:
She: ‘has. also’ been. an active
supporter of the Social. Credit.
_ Party. ‘since ‘its inception, and
‘a “while visiting’ Miss Baker, the
i ie > guests were honoured with a visit

Wi from Premier H.'Strom, the Hon.
“Art. Dixon, Speaker of the House,
“pnd ‘Mr. Rod Sykes, Mayor of.
\ Calgary, who was” a former
Victoria resident.

me ‘The travellers also visited Mrs.
ee AR. Children, a former resident of
Stamey, ‘who wished’ to be’
; remembered to hers ‘Arlends dn

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