Liberal Leader Arthur Laing called on all British Colum-|
pions last Saturday night to see thelr province In a great now | 1°),

gpirit of unity and progress that would weld the ricknoss of the

forth country to southern B.C. and ensure the prosperous fAture quite grim, through

of all Its population.
| Mr. Laing, newly return
from a 3000 mile tour throug!
‘out the province, spoke to
Liberal meeting at the

torium In support of Les G!
more, Liberal candidate
Delta.

Tn an address
showed the impact of
Laing’s trip he appealed for:
‘An end to the chaos of B.
government:

‘A new and closer understan:
‘nz between all the peoples
the province. regardless

locality. to ensure that progre:
comes to all B.C.:

Development of
cczntry. especially
Re
PGE Railway:

Labour to return to its “hi
torical home"—the —_ Liber:

the
the

party, to ensure full and friend-
Ty co-operation between labour
nagement in the face of

ex:

booming industrial

pansion.

here in thi
lopment fanta

it. can
province a dev
deyo:

only possible if the province re-

5 responsible governmen
4 that if he become

each member of his
jone represent

nent will
jet and have his full «:
‘on behalf of the people of
district.
In a broadsid
Soereds, he sai

aimed at th

people of B.C

to grasp something solid
cal abuse and
mal abuse and

they want

mn to decency and dignity.

“The prize we seek 1s publi
confidence, the effective evi
dence that the polit
forwa
peopl

to put

them into effect.”
Laing warned

ectrinaire socialism

new
Ricnmond High School Audl-

for]

that clearly
Mr.

of

north
Peace
r ble, and extension of the

Tr we look on this and do

4 our dreams of a few

at

“I know the feelings of the
“Byerywhere our people want

end to per-|

we put
‘are acceptable to the
and the people trust us|been stifled by action of the

that the|that tt
th
CCF and the “monkey money”

ras sk

jot the Socreds would mean an|
wt ond of business in B.C. |
h-| He challenged the Socreds to}
@lname one organized group in|
the province that back the}
Rolston Formula. the cut. {n
Pro-Reo and other policies.

mere hasn't been one thing

the government tried to do tha!
wasn't opposed by every organ-|
ization in B.C, including the}
B.C, Federation of Agriculturd,|
the Parent-Teachers, the B.C.
Teachers’ Federation and oth-|
ers,” ho sald.

He also criticized the Socred |
plan for additional taxes on
mines and timber and said that
48 mines are now closed in B.C.
and Prem{er Bennett couldn't
have chosen a worse time to|
hamstring industry.

d=
ot

‘Tho last District meetin;
fore the, summer bey
eld at Mrs, Florence Dents,’
Sunnyelie Toads White. Tock,
All_ members present.
Croscent reported, the newly-
formed Guide Company under
the able leadership of Mrs.
Winnlfred Brown, was coming
along fine. Ono mooting had
been held out of doors. tratls

eventually
where a camp fire was built
and marshmallows — tonated.
Shinnyalde Guldox and Brownlen
held a concert and reported a
wood turnout,

‘The, Dintrict Commissioner,
Mri. Alleon Postill, xoported: all

julde cookies in’ her district
had been sold and money turn-

‘The Camp situation seemed
leaders, bo-
Ing unable to got away on Ac-
count of sicknen:

‘The 2nd White Rock Con\-
pany of Guides enjoyed an even-

¢ meeting on the playgrounds
and through a hike to Ocoan
Park Camp, Fires were lt,
wolners roasted, and tit-bits
toasted on a stick, Swimming
wax under tho supervision of
guest, Misa’ P. Cloghesy,
friend of their Captain,

A thrilling adventure was en-
Joyed by the Patrol Leaders of
this company, when thelr Cap-
tain, Miss D, Clark and Acting |
Licutenant Miss K. Donald.
took them on a weekend camp
to a beautiful spot along the
Noonsack River in Douglas Fir
Camp, Wash. USA. Guests on
this outing were District Com-
missioner Mra. A. Postill and

hie "a
tho strls_ attend
thelr Captain
sioner,

Look for the notice of the
Local Association tea in another’
Part of this paper,

‘ernment and 20%

of Delta.

Gy

4.
Board.

Les Gilmore faced the Mar-
pole Bridge question head on.|
He sald he would not support |
& government which long de-
layed the bullding of a new!
bridge. |

's the responsibility of the!
province, and a Liberal govern-
ment would meet that Tespon-
sibility.” he declared.

He pletured a highway across |
Lulu Island and a crossing on
the South Arm of the Fraser to
form part of a new main route
to Vancouver from the South.
‘The Liberal candidate for
Delta spoke in favour of rem

ities in the methods
« taxes for school pur-
. Property is no long
key to wealth, he stated.

"The education tax should be
based on the ability to pay.
| “Some will pay more and
others less, but at least it will |
be on a fair basis. Every child|
{a entitled to a good education |
and we must be sure that our!
methods of providing that edu-
eation are fair and reasonable’

‘A Pro-Ree display was pre-
|xénted which pleased the large
oting,

al

is

tf

a

ic

the

movement and

government. He sald
boys of the Pro-Rec
were only too glad to volunteer |
Htheir time in this

NEXT TIME YOU ENTERTAIN..

Coronat

ion

CANADIAN WHISKY

jery. An hour's hike up the river.

| splendid view of the Noonsacl

Miss P, Cloghesy.

The girls received Instruction
fn tent erection. fire fighting,
camp fashion and camper cook-|

revealed numerous scenic views
and Interesting woodcraft dis-
coveries. A detour brought

Fall
The White Rock Guides who}

irst ald course.

ke part In the

and Church

ervice of the John's Am-
bulance Corp, held at tho Angi
can Church in Cloverdale last
Sunday. Quite a number of

5, EXPORT TRADE—“I

is a revitalized,

weighed up the value
and

Here are the reali
on some of the vital issues concerning Delta Ridin;
1, EDUCATION—I fully support payment of 80% of operational costs by the gov-

if
a
bi

ites * if
oe Comate

black and white and read all

Let's weigh the Facts
in Delta this time! —

in
VOTE FOR

ROBERT PYBUG

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE FOR DELTA

ic facts on his stand

by the districts, whlch will Insure that the burden of school

taxation will be lessened upon the land.
FRASER RIVER CROSSING—“I strongly advocate another crossing over the
Fraser, elther a bridge or tunnel at the most logical point for the best Interests

MILK DECONTROL—‘I am opposed to decontrol of milk at distributor level be
because I believe It will result In higher prices to the consumer and develop-
ment of a monopoly,

MARKET BOARD—‘I strongly support establishment of a Vegetable Marketing

will use my best efforts to do what I can to better trade

within the Commonwealth in an effort to stop the detertoration of conditions in
our basic industries in British Columbia because of the loss of export trade.
Our markets for farm products must be extended.
LABOR—I support reestablishment of a full-time Labor Relations Board in order
to promote peace and prosperity in Industry.” .
VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
“The Progressive Conservative party under the leadership of Deane Finlayson

vigorous group.
passed down as your heritage, I urge you to vote Conservative, after you have

If you want to preserve the personal freedoms

Mr. Finlayson at 33 has ‘a brilliant record of achlevement

ymbolizes the new spirit of vigor and determination that is characterising
the Conservative party of 1953.”

Les Gilmore

© LES GILMORE,

2oint in Legislature
and I, with the othe

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© W. T. STRAITH, 0.C., VICTORIA «15 consecutive years

‘I urge you to compare
eral candidates with all others in the field fn
vote on June 9, It is only ability which can guarantee stability.

Arthur Laing

WHY | AM YOUR

LIBERAL

Because I am convinced tha’
form, a sincere and experienced leader,

CANDIDATE

t the Liberal Party has a sound plat-
and is the only group

of candidates capable of bringing the necessary high standards

pf ability and experience to your

‘government in Victoria. I am

proud to be associated with the other 47 candidates chosen to
represent the Liberal Party.
While ALL are experienced in their individual fields, here are

some representative Liberal candidate:

DELTA

“The women of this
r three Lil

statesman, Canadian Ambassador, with world-wide
Affairs and Commerce): “I accepted nomination only after assuring mysel!
sincerity and integrity of Arthur Laing and his aims.

© MAYOR F. H. JACKSON, NEW WESTMINSTER

member of Typographical Union):
being experienced in municipal governments, among
3 School Trustees—I feel that we are

best serve their needs i

with further background in municipal affairs:
people of this Province need experience in the
candidates who with myself have legislative experi

“Good Legislators are essential to Good Government!
revitalized Liberal Party has been fortunate in attracting,
candidates; men and women of exceptionally high calibre.

the ability and experience of the Lib-

INSERTED BY THE BO,

(Internationally prominent i
e of 7 agriculturists among the Liberal candidates, I
entation for B.C, Farmers.”

ong-experienced i

in Agricultural Circles): “As
join them in assuring good

n representing the Women’s View-
Province deserve responsible government

‘beral women candidates, intend to see that we get it!”

© MAJ. GEN. VICTOR ODLUM, VANCOUVER-BURRARD (4... sanding soldier

International
if of the

I pledge myself to support them.”

experience in

(24 years’ association with
‘With 18 of my fellow
them 3
ly repre-

in Legislature.”

of service as M.LLA.,
than ever before, the
The 11 other Liberal
de this.”

“Now, more
Legislature.
‘ience can provi

This

as

before you cast your

LIBERAL ASSOCIATION