Bibliography of British Columbia1

Compiled by FRANCES WOODWARD, reference librarian, Special Collections Division, Library of the University of British Columbia.

Books ADAMSON, Thelma, ed. Folk-tales of the Coast Salish. New York, American

Folklore Society; sold by G. E. Stechert, 1934. (Memoirs of the Ameri­can Folk-lore Society, v. 27) New York, Kraus Reprint, 1969. xv, 430 pp. $18 u s .

A L M , Edwin A. I never wondered; illustrated by Karin Jonsson. Vancou­ver, 1971. 296 pp., Mus. $7.50.

BIRD, George. Tse-ees-tah; one man in a boat. Alberni, Arrowsmith Press, 1971. 240 pp., Mus. $3.

BISSLEY, Paul L. History of the Vancouver Club. Vancouver, 1971. 120 pp., Mus. $10.

BOAS, Franz, ed. Folk-tales of Salishan and Sahaptin tribes; collected by James A. Teit (and others). Lancaster, Pa., American Folk-Lore Society, 1917. (Memoirs of the American Folk-Lore Society, v. 11.) New York, Kraus Reprint, 1969. xii, 205 pp. $9 u s .

BOAS, Franz. The social organization and the secret societies of the Kwa-kiutl Indians. (Landmarks in anthropology) New York, Johnson Re­print, 1970. 738 pp., Mus. $30 u s .

B.C. Church Directory. Burnaby, 1971. 144 pp. $4-5°-

CALVERT, Larry, ed. Tsimshian trips \ record of a field trip made by second-year anthropology students of the College of New Caledonia, Prince George, B.C. Prince George, Youth Publications, 1970. 25 pp., Mus. $2.

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE. British Columbia: i8yi-igyi

centennial. (Commercial letter, May 1971 ) Toronto, 1971. 12 pp., Mus.

CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT, Planning Dept. Gulf Islands options. Victoria, 1971. 24 pp. , Mus.

GAS H MAN, Tony. An illustrated history of western Canada. Edmonton, Hurtig, 1971. 272 pp., Mus. $12.95.

C O M M U N I T Y C O U N C I L OF GREATER VICTORIA. Regional social services; a

feasibility study. [Victoria, 1970] 35 pp., Mus.

C U R T I N , Fred, ed. Hiking trails. Vancouver, Vancouver Daily Province, Dept. of Reader Services, 1971. 60 pp., Mus. $1.

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DARBOIS, Dominique. Indian and Eskimo art of Canada [ text: Ian Christie Clark; photography: Dominique Darbois; selection and sequence: Joan Prats Vallis] (Fotoscop) Toronto, Ryerson, 1971. 23 pp. , 120 plates. $9-95-

D O W N S , Art. Paddlewheels on the frontier: the story of B.C.-Yukon stern-wheel steamers; volume two. Surrey, Foremost Publishing, 1971. 80 pp., illus. $3.95.

EATON, Leonard A. The architecture of Samuel Maclure; [exhibition] October 19 to November 7, 1971. Victoria, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, 1971. [44] pp., illus. $.75.

ELLIOTT, Jean Leonard, ed. Minority groups... (Minority Canadians 2) Scarborough, Prentice-Hall, 1971. 215 pp. $4.50.

ESPINOZA Y TELLO, Jose. A Spanish voyage to Vancouver and the north­west coast of America being the narrative of the voyage made in the year 1792 by the schooners Sutil and Mexicana to explore the strait of Fuca; translated from the Spanish with an introduction by Cecil Jane. Amster­dam, New York, N. Israel, 1971. 156 pp., illus. Hfl. 45. Reprint.

GALLOWAY, C. Orientation, preschool and pre-kindergarten summer pro­gramme for Indian children; by C. Galloway, N. Mickelson & D. Bruch-field. (Educational Research Institute of B.C. Studies & reports, report no. 4) [Vancouver, Educational Research Institute of B.C.] 1968. 41 , [6] pp. $1.75.

HAYDON, A. L. The riders of the plains; a record of the Royal North West Mounted Police of Canada, 1873-1910. Edmonton, Hurtig, 1971. xxiv, 385 pp., illus. $8.95. Reprint.

HEARN, George and David Wilkie. The Cordwood Limited; a history of the Victoria & Sidney Railway. 3d. ed. Victoria, British Columbia Railway Historical Association, 1971. 88 pp., illus. $2.50.

HEDLIN, MENZIES & ASSOCIATES. The impact of the coal mining operations of Kaiser Resources Ltd. on the Canadian economy. Vancouver, Kaiser Resources, 1969. 97 pp., illus.

HENDERSON, Gerald Irwin. An exploration of the natural history of heroin addiction. Vancouver, Narcotic Addiction Foundation of British Co­lumbia, 1970. xi, 209, 7, 39 pp. $3.

HENDRY, Charles Eric. Beyond traplines. Toronto, Ryerson, 1969. 102 pp .

H O U S T O N C E N T E N N I A L '71 COMMITTEE. Marks on the forest floor: a story of Houston, British Columbia. Houston, 1971. 152 pp., illus. $10.

MULL, Raymond & Olga Ruskin. Gastown's Gassy Jack: the life and times of John Deighton of England, California and early British Columbia. Vancouver, Gordon Soûles Economic Research, 1971. 48 pp. , illus. $1.50.

JOHNSON, F. Henry. John Jessop: goldseeker and educator. Vancouver, Mitchell Press, 1971. 192 pp., illus. $6.50.

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LAZEO, Laurence A. British Columbia's treasure world: a history of lost mines and buried or sunken treasurers located in B.C. (Treasure book i ) New Westminster, 1970. 36 pp., illus. $.50.

MACKENZIE , Alexander. Voyages from Montreal to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans. Edmonton, Hurtig, 1971. pp., illus. $20. Reprint.

MARRIOTT, Margaret. Heffley Creek early history, compiled by Mrs. Mar­garet Marriott in 1958 for Canada's Centennial, updated by Mrs. Velma Brady for B.C.'s Centennial in May 1971. 2 pp . mimeo. $.25.

M O U N T A I N ACCESS COMMITTEE. Mountain trail guide for the south west mainland area of British Columbia. 3rd ed. Vancouver, Federation of Mountain Clubs of British Columbia, 1971. 64 pp., illus. $1.95.

NARCOTIC ADDICTION FOUNDATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Drug use among

Vancouver secondary students. Vancouver, 1971. 82, 32 pp.

-—:——. Drug use among young adults. Vancouver, 1971. vii, 126 pp.

NEATE, Frank E. The Gorge Waterway: Selkirk Water to Portage Inlet. Victoria, Corporation of the District of Saanich, 1970. 40 [23] pp . , illus. $2.50.

N O R M S , John, ed. Strangers entertained: a history of the ethnic groups of British Columbia. Victoria, B.C. Centennial '71 Committee, 1971. 254 pp., illus. $7.

O ' K I E L Y , Elizabeth. Vancouver the golden years 1 goo-igio; photographs from the Philip T. Timms Collection. Vancouver, Vancouver Museums and Planetarium Association, 1971. 52 pp., illus. $2.

PATERSON, T. W. Treasure, British Columbia! Victoria, 1971. 80 pp., illus. $2.

RAYMOND, Steve. Kamloops; an angler's study of the Kamloops trout. New-York, Winchester Press, 1971. 218 pp., illus. $14.50.

R E I D , William. Out of the silence?; photographs by Adelaide DeMenil. Fort Worth, Amon Carter Museum; Toronto, New Press, 1971. 126 pp. , illus. $7.95,

R U S S E L L , John S. Survey of drug use in selected British Columbia school districts. Vancouver, Narcotic Addiction Foundation of British Colum­bia, 1970. vi, 110, 25 pp., illus. $3.

RYBACK, Eric. The high adventure of Eric Ryback. n.p., Chronicle Books, 1971. $6.95.

SHEARER, R. Trade liberalization and a regional economy] by R. Shearer, J. H . Young and G. R. Munro. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, i 9 7 i . v i , 203 pp . $5.

SDKTA, Gerhard, ed. Urban structure; a study of long range policies which affect the physical structure of an urban area. Burnaby, Planning Dept., 1971. 144 pp.3 illus. $12.

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STOOGHNOFF, John P. Toil and peaceful life: Doukhobors as they are. 2d. ed. Calgary [Vancouver, Liberty Press, 1971] 118 pp., Mus. $3.75.

STRYD, Arnold H . and Rachel A. Smith, ed. Aboriginal man and environ­ments on the plateau of northwest America. Calgary, The Students' Press, 1971. 261 pp.

SYMINGTON, Fraser. Seafaring warriors of the west: Nootka Indians. (Ginn studies in Canadian history) Toronto, Ginn, 1970. 24 pp., illus. $.95.

TAKASHIMA, Shizuye. A child in prison camp. Montreal, T u n d r a Books, 1971. unpaged, illus. $7.95.

TEACHERS OF H O M E ECONOMICS SPECIALIST ASSOCIATION. Home econo­

mics3 heritage from the past. Vancouver, 1971. 54 pp.

TEIT, James A. Traditions of the Thompson River Indians of British Co­lumbia, collected and annotated by James Teit ; with introd. by Franz Boas. Boston, Published for the American Folk-Lore Society by Hough­ton, Mifflin, 1898. (Memoirs of the American Folk-Lore Society, v. 6) New York, Kraus Reprint, 1969. viii, 137 pp. $7.50 u s .

TELFORD, Mabel. Strings for a broken lute. London, Psychic Press, 1971. 286 pp. $7.95.

TRAYNOR, Harry, ed. The great London to Victoria air race. Toronto, Published for the London-Victoria Air Race by Copp Clark, 1971. 156 pp., illus. $6.

U N I T E D C O M M U N I T Y SERVICES OF T H E GREATER VANCOUVER AREA, Social

Policy & Research Dept. Mobile home living in the Lower Mainland. Vancouver, 1971. 33, v, x pp. $1.50.

VANCOUVER, Social Planning & Community Development. Downtown east «ofe. Vancouver, 1971. 391 pp.

, . Why do young people go on welfare? a study of 166 single 18-25 year °lds on welfare in Vancouver. Vancouver, 1971. 28 pp.

VANCOUVER AND L O W E R MAINLAND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT C O M M I S ­

SION. The economic outlook is great in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Vancouver, 1971. [12] pp., illus.

V A N D E R POST, A. Snow shoe trek through British Columbia wilderness. [Prince George] 1971. 24 pp., illus. $1.98.

W A L T O N , D. B. North shore office space demand. Vancouver, District of North Vancouver, Planning Dept., 1970. 19, 13 pp. $3.50.

WILSON, Sir Charles W. Mapping the frontier, Charles Wilson's diary of the survey of the 4gth parallel, 1858-1862, while secretary of the British Boundary Commission^ edited with an introduction by George F. G. Stanley. Toronto, Macmillan; Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1970. 182 pp., illus. $7.95 u s .

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Government Publications2

BRITISH COLUMBIA, DEPT. OF EDUCATION, DIVISION OF CURRICULUM. Brit­

ish Columbia heritage series, Series i, Our native peoples. Victoria, 1971. io vols. Reprint.

, D E P T . OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, TRADE AND COMMERCE, ECO­

NOMICS AND STATISTICS BRANCH. The California market; a study for British Columbia businessmen. Victoria, 197.1. 133 pp.

, , . Forecast of population growth in British Colum­bia to the year 2000. Victoria, 1971. 24 pp.

, , . A general review of unemployment in British Co­lumbia during the post-war period. Victoria, 1971. 43 pp.

, , . The Okanagan-Shuswap region; a British Colum­bia regional economic study. Victoria, 1971.

, D E P T OF LABOUR, RESEARCH BRANCH. A survey of collective bar­gaining agreements in British Columbia. Victoria, 1970. 101 pp.

, D E P T OF LANDS, FORESTS AND WATER RESOURCES, LANDS SERVICE.

A history of the British Columbia Lands Service, by D. F. Pearson. Victoria, 1971. 39 pp.

, , WATER RESOURCES SERVICE, POLLUTION CONTROL BRANCH.

Report on pollution control objectives for forest products industry of British Columbia as a result of public inquiry held by the Director of the Pollution Control Branch. Victoria, 1971. 45 pp.

, — , , WATER INVESTIGATIONS BRANCH. A summary of

snow survey measurements 1935-1970. Victoria, 1971. 288 pp.

, ECONOMIC OUTLOOK CONFERENCE, Terrace, 1969. A report on the Economic Outlook Conference, Terrace [held December 10-11, 1969, sponsored by Dept. of Industrial Development, Trade and Commerce and Dept. of Agriculture. Victoria, 1970] 159 pp.

, FIRST CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE. First citizens3 fund in Brit­ish Columbia. [Victoria, 1970?] 6 pp., Mus.

—, POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD. Pollution control in British Colum­bia. Victoria, 1970. 11 pp.

, BRITISH COLUMBIA CENTENNIAL '71 COMMITTEE. 100 years of

ladies' costume trends. Victoria, [1970] 25 (6) pp., Mus.

, BRITISH COLUMBIA RESEARCH COUNCIL. Opportunities for manu­

facturing in British Columbia; a survey of industrial purchases from outside B.C. Vancouver, [Vancouver and Lower Mainland Industrial Development Commission] 1970. 44 pp.

2 For a more complete list of British Columbia government publications, see the Monthly Checklist compiled by J. Gordon Chope, Provincial Library, Victoria, B.C.

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Articles AGOGINO, George A. and Michael L. Kunz. "The Paleo Indian: fact and

theory of early migrations to the New World/' Indian Historian, v. 4 no. 1 (Spring 1971), pp. 20-26, Mus.

ATKINSON, R. N. "E. O. Atkinson, July 5, 1868 - December 25, 1955," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 55-61, Mus.

. "H. & K. Trading Co.," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 45-46, Mus.

BANHAM, Jim, ed. "UBC plans a museum where your feet won't get sore," UBC Reports, v. 7 no. 17 (October 27, 1971), pp. 1-5, Mus,

BARLEE, N. L. "Historic Atlin," Canada West Magazine, v. 3 no. 4 (Winter I O70> PP. 21-35, Mus.

. "Our vanishing heritage: historic old hotel bars," Canada West Magazine, v. 3 no. 4 (Winter 1971 ), p. 15, Mus.

BELFORD, Margaret S. "Female map-maker [Doris Stastny]" Islander,3

January 1, 1972, pp. 12-13, Mus.

BLACK, Edwin R. "Rejoinder: no death-bed repentance from this straw man," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 46-48.

BLAKE, Donald. "Another look at Social Credit and the British Columbia electorate," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 53-62.

BONE, Sonnie. "Streetsful of memories," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 62-66, Mus.

BC Truck Logger "1871-1971", v. 27 no. 4 (July-August 1971), 46 pp., Mus. [special centennial issue].

BROADLAND, Bob. "Central Saanich Museum," Museum Round-up, no. 44 (October 1971 ), p. 3 & cover Mus.

CAMPBELL, Maureen. " T)' is for docent," Islander, December 12, 1971, pp. 10-11, Mus.

CHADWIGK, Vivienne. "Legacy of roses," Islander, December 5, 1971, p. 16, Mus.

. "A noted Victoria educator Alexanedr Robinson left his mark," Islander, November 7, 1971, p. 16, Mus.

CLARK, Cecil. "Janet Smith case: cliff-hanging suspense kept public agog," Islander, January 9, 1972, pp. 2, 15.

— .. "Mike Powers wouldn't talk," Islander, January 23^ 1972, pp. 7, 12* Mus.

. "The reverse spin mystery," Islander, November 21, 1971, pp. 2-3, Mus.

3 Islander is the Sunday supplement to the Victoria, B.C., Daily Colonist.

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. "They called it a mystery," Islander, November 14, 1971, p. 5, illus.

COCKING, Clive. "Indian renaissance : new life for a traditional arte" UBC Alumni Chronicle, v. 25 no. 4 (Winter 1971 ), pp. 16-19, Mus.

Cox, William George. "William George Cox gold commissioner; part IV," Canada West Magazine, v. 3 no. 4 (Winter 1971), pp. 11-14, illus.

CRIGKMER, W. B. "Parish register of St. John the Divine, Derby, B.C. (Yale)," Genealogist, v. 1 no. 2 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 20-35, illus.

DEWDNEY, Kathleen S. "Frank Oscar McDonald," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 47-49, illus.

— . "Historic church [St. Saviour's Anglican Church, Penticton] marker unveiled," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 67-72, illus.

ELLIOTT, Gordon R. "Henry P. Pellew Crease: confederation or no con­federation," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 63-74.

EMERY, Don. "Mineola," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 36-39, illus.

FIELD, Pamela M. "Fairview cemetery," Genealogist, v. 1 no. 2 (Winter l91l-l*)> PP- 16-19.

FISHER, Robin. "Joseph Trutch and Indian land policy," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 3-33.

FLADMARK, K. R. "New radio-carbon dates may push back history in Queen Charlotte Islands," Midden, v. 3 no. 5 (December 1971 ), pp. 11-15,

FOLAN, William J. "Yuquot, British Columbia : the prehistory and history of a Nootkan Village," Symposium presented at the 22 nd annual North­west Anthropological Conference, Northwest Anthropological Research Notes, v. 3 no. 2 (Fall 1969), pp. 217-239, illus.

"Following Dewdney's trail," Beautiful British Columbia, v. 13 no. 4 (Spring 1972), PP- i 4 - 3 3 > ^ -

GALE, Nancy. "The story of the Wms Auxiliary the Kelowna Hospital," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 93-100, illus.

GELLATLY, Dorothy Hewlett. "The Gellatly pioneers," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 ( 1970), pp. 85-88, illus.

GOERTZEN, Patricia. "Jordan River's eye to future," Islander, November 21, I97 i ,pp . 10-11, 13, iHwj.

GORDON, Leita. "Pride and heritage [Williams Lake Stampede]" RCMP Quarterly, v. 36 no. 6 (October 1971 ), pp. 11 -13, illus.

GOUGH, Barry M. "British policy in the San Juan Boundary dispute, 1854-72," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, v. 62 no. 2 (April 1971), pp. 59-68.

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GRAY, Art. "Chas. Mair, poet and pioneer," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 111-115, illus.

GREER, Charles and Victor B. Scheffer. "A 1715 picture of a fur seal," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, v. 62 no. 4 (October 1971), pp. 151-153, illus.

GRIFFIN, Walter R. "George W. Goethals, explorer of the Pacific North­west, 1882-84," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, v. 62 no. 4 (October 1971 ), pp. 129-141, illus.

HARPER, J. Russell. "William Hind and the Overlanders," Beaver, Outfit 302 no. 3 (Winter 1971), pp. 4-15, illus.

HAYES, Derek W. "Fog and cloud in British Columbia," Canadian Geo­graphical Journal, v. 83 no. 6 (December 1971), pp. 200-203, illus.

HESTER, James J. and Kathryn J. Conover. "Ecological sampling of mid­dens on the northwest coast," Northwest Anthropological Research Notes, v. 4 no. 2 (Fall 1970), pp. 137-152.

HODGSON, Marguerite. "Okanagan Landing school days," Okanagan His­torical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 116-119, illus.

HOLDEN, Claude W. "Pioneer days of Eustace C. Holden," Okanagan His­torical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 40-44, illus.

HUGHES, Joanne. "Victoria cemeteries, part 1," Genealogist, v. 1 no. 2 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 8-13.

HUMPHRIES, Charles. "War and patriotism: the Lusitania riot," BC His­torical News, v. 5 no. 1 (November 1971 ), pp. 15-23.

KASS, Joe. "My life in the Enderby area," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (i97°)>PP- i59- l 6 S-

K E W , Michael. "Indian culture past and present," British Columbia Library Quarterly, v. 35 no. 2 (October 1971 ) 5 pp. 39-49.

MAGDONALD, George F. "Preliminary culture sequence from the Coast Tsimshian area, British Columbia," Symposium presented at the 22 nd annual Northwest Anthropological Conference, Northwest Anthropo­logical Research Notes, v. 3 no. 2 (Fall 1969), pp. 240-254, illus.

. "Prince Rupert midden rebuilt in Ottawa Museum: Report of activities on the northern coast of British Columbia 1971," Midden, v. 3 no. 5 (December 1971 ), pp. 2-4.

MCMILLAN, Alan. "Excavation at Pigeon Cove, DhRrç, Summer 1971/' Midden, v. 3 no. 5 (December 1971), pp. 6-7.

MANERY, S. R. "Cawston's pioneers," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 8-12, illus.

MILLIKEN, A. C. "Jean Caux — the man they called . . . 'Cataline'," Cana­da West Magazine, v. 3 no. 4 (Winter 1971 ) , pp. 5-9, illus.

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M I T C H E L L , Donald H . "Site survey in the Johnson Strait region," Sym­posium presented at the 22nd annual Northwest Anthropological Con­ference, Northwest Anthropological Research Notes, v. 3 no. 2 (Fall i969)> PP- i93- 2 l 6 > Mus.

MURRAY, Keith A. "The Peter Martin case," Alaska Journal, v. 2 no. 1 (Winter 1972), pp . 48-57, Mus.

NESBITT, James K. "Australian prime minister rocked boat in Victoria," Islander, January 30, 1972, pp. 2, 15.

. "B.C.'s political mixing pot," Islander, December 19, 1971, pp . 10-11, Mus.

. "British press pays little attention to Canada," Islander, November

2 i , I97i> P-5-

. "Every home had a name," Islander, December 25, 1971, p. 12.

•. "Letters from the attic of Point Ellice House," Islander, January 9, 1972, pp. 10-11, 15, Mus.

— . "Live theatre flourished in Victoria in 1912-13," Islander, Decem­ber 12, 1971, p . 3, Mus.

. "Names give dignity to family dwelling," Islander, January 1, 1972, pp. 10-11, Mus.

. "A question of leadership," Islander, January 23, 1972, pp. I O - I I . Mus.

. "Sex reared naughty head in Victoria of 1914," Islander, Novem­

ber 14, i 9 7 ^ P P - 3 , " •

. "Victoria boomed in 1912," Islander, November 7, 1971, pp. 10-11, Mus.

. "Victoria's early art exhibition dress-up affair," Islander, Decem­ber 5, 1971, pp. 6, 15, Mus.

PATERSON, T . W. " I t happened in Victoria," Islander, November 7, 1971, pp. 4-5, Mus.

. "Seamen still fear fire their greatest hazard," Islander, January 23, 1972, pp . 2-3, Mus.

. "Treasure in odd places," Islander, December 5, 1971, pp . 4-5, Mus.

P H I L L I P S , B. F. "Filling in the m a p : maps and mapping in British Colum­bia since 1850," British Columbia Library Quarterly, v. 35 no. 2 (October 1971), pp. 17-29, Mus.

PURNEY, Vivian. "One centennial scene [Cowichan Bay]" Islander, December 19, 1971, p . 5, Mus.

R O B I N , Mart in. "Rejoinder: class still counts," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter

1971-72), PP- 49-50.

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SCHON, D. O. L. "The hand-logger: unique British Columbia pioneer," Forest History, v. 14 no. 4 (January 1971 ) , pp. 18-20, Mus.

SCOTT, Ian. "Centennial flashback — year of union — The Colonist raised loud cry of protest," Islander, November 21, 1971, p. 3.

—. " —Confidence prevailed as first year ended," Islander, December 19, 1971, p. 3.

— . " — I t was a bitter winter, cold to kill a man," Islander, December 25, 1971, p. 2.

— . " — Servant problem irked Victorians," Islander, November 14, 197^ P- 2, Mus.

. " _ — — Soothsayer foresaw days of darkness," Islander, December 12, i 9 7 i , p . 2.

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— . "- Wife-beaters abroad in old Victoria?" Islander, Novem­

ber 7> 1971, P- 15-SHARPE, Mrs. T. A. "History of Deep Creek," Okanagan Historical Society,

Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 141-144-

SIMARD, Isobel. "Reminiscences of Mabel Lake 1907-1967," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 ( 1970), pp. 145-155, Mus.

SISMEY, Eric D. "Jim Merrix had salt water in his veins," Islander, Novem­ber 7, 1971, pp. 12-13, Mus.

. "Joseph Richter," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (i97°)>PP- i$-i§,Mus.

. "Lachlin Gillanders — 80 years in the Similkameen," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 25-28, Mus.

. "Major Hugh Neil Fraser of Penticton," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 50-54, Mus.

— . "My own story," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 81-84, Mus.

SPROULE-JONES, Mark. "Reply to rejoinders: on frogs and worms — a reply to professors Black and Robin," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72) , pp. 51-52.

. "Social Credit and the British Columbia electorate," BC Studies, no. 12 (Winter 1971-72), pp. 34-45.

STEWART, Walter P. "British Columbia centennial canoe pageant," Cana­dian Geographical Journal, v. 83 no. 5 (November 1971), pp. 162-171, Mus.

SWEENEY, E. M. "Rescue . . . on the sealing grounds [conclusion of memoirs of father Capt. Victor Jacobson]" Islander, January 1, 1972, pp. 6-7, Mus.

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WATKINS, Donald. "The practice of medicine among the Indians," Okana­gan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 30-32, illus.

WHILLIS, R. "Lawn bowling in Kelowna," Okanagan Historical Society, Report, v. 34 ( 1970 ), pp. 1 o 1 -104, illus.

WILLIAMS, Margaret. "Goodbye Mr. Wenman," Islander, November 21, 1971, pp. 4-5, illus.

—. "Hay rides and sleigh bells on banks of Cowichan," Islander, December 25, 1971, pp. 4-5, 15, illus.

WILLS, Archie H. "Carving up Victoria a boom and a crash," Islander, November 14, 1971, pp. 6-7, illus.

. "Oak Bay was sporty adolescent," Islander, January 9, 1972, pp. 6-7, illus.

. "Union Club's history includes big deals, oddities, dogs," Islander, January 23, 1972, pp. 4-5, illus.

WORTH, Grace. "Autobiography (since 1910)," Okanagan Historical Soci­ety, Report, v. 34 (1970), pp. 120-140, illus.