LIBERAL STUDIES

GRAVE DIGGERS DOING THEIR
THING

Last week the Department
received a phone call froma
lady in Crescent Beach who
reported that she had seen what
appeared to be the top of a
human skull showing through the
soil on the side of a ditch dug
for the new sewage system. Thig
message sent Alan McMillan and
anthropology student Rob Gargett
rushing off with shovels,
brushes, tape measures, cameras,
sketch pads, ropes and express-
ions of eager enthusiasm. The
result of their labours was an
interesting collection of Coast
Salish Indian bones which now
occupy a place of honour in the
Anthropology Lab in Surrey.

Alan and his students will be
digging again this summer when
they start the six week
Anthropology Field Studies Courge
(24-190) on another Coast Salish
site at Port Moody.

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A POSTSCRIPT TO THE RETREAT

I would like to express my
thanks to those who emptied and
to those who collected the
bottles at the Retreat. The
collection yielded the sum of
$7 for the Tibetan Refugee

Aid Society.

Barry Leach.

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Help Needed
for Pakistani

Continual outbreaks of
cholera, the onset of the mon-
soon season, lack of shelter
and food have all made the
pe the growing num-

r of Pakistani refdgees
more miserable each day.
During the next few months
some 120 inches of rain will
fall on the area leaving road-
sides and overcrowded tent
camps where many of the
refugees manage to exist
swamped with mud.

The need is for cash. It ©

remains the quickest, most
effective form of assistance.
There are banks close to you,
throughout Surrey and White
Rock, where contributions
will be accepted,

‘Cash to provide food, med-
icines, relief supplies of ail
kinds and temporary shelter
is urgently needed. Nine
major organizations (Canad-
ian Catholic Organization for
‘Development and Peace, Can-
adian Council of Churches,
Canadian Red Cross Society,
‘Canadian Save the Children
Fund, Canadian UNICEF
Committee, CARE of Can-
ada, OXFAM of Canada, Unit-
ed Nations High Commiss-
jon for Refugees, World

- Vision of Canada) have join-

ed forces to form the Com-
bined Appeal for Pakistani
Relief (CAPR), and are
‘wor to provide immed-
iate aid through a concerted
— raising effort.

‘ou may contribute to
CAPR by sending cash dona-
a or ee to any of

e participa organiza-
tions listed above, to the
church of your choice, or to
Pakistani Relief at Box 1000,
Station “F’, Toronto 5, On-
tario or Box 200, Station
‘H”, Montreal 107, Quebec.