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Saanich May 17, 1989
Peninsula

The Islands Trust believes a |
parkade will be built on a residen-
tial lot at the end of James Island
Road in Central Saanich; a Penin-
sula. Environmental Protection
Socicty member said.

By GLENN WERKMAN
Review Staff Writer

But James Island. developer

“Marv Holland, president of Pacific
Parkland Properties, said a par- -

kade there is not in the plans.
“It’s absolute nonsense,” Hol-

that staff at Islands Trust told -her
Pacific Parkland intended using
the vacant lot to build a parkadc to
serve future residents of James
Island. The lot, at the end of James
Island Road, is currently Zones
residential.

“Islands Trust hasnt been given
another location for parking,”
Poole said.’

Holland said Thursday his com-
pany is looking at seven individual
propertics to provide permanent

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- about 5 p.m. Thursday.

_-struck by a westbound 1973 GMC pick- -up uuck driven bye a 35- “year-old. 2
Brentwood man...” *

traffic while he was going to get the. ball, Lawson. said: »

‘New rules will hook ‘area
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of sites right now but I don’t think
Continued on Page A2

Boy dead after running for ball

An cight-year-old boy from Brentwood Bay dicd from head and
internal injuries after he was hit by a pick-up truck on. Clarke Road,

land said.. ‘““We’ve told the Saani-

to put.a parkade there.”
_ PEP member Lynda Poole said

David Karl Serenius of Paconla Place in Brentwood Bay apparendy .
ran across the 1100-block Clarke Road to retrieve a ball when he was

~ Central Saanich Deputy Chief George ayson, said: an investigation:
revealed the truck: was traveling at‘less than: the ‘speed. limit... 5
Apparently. a boy Sercnius: was playing: with called to warn 1 him of,

-Serenius was taken to Saanich Peninsula Hospital by ambulance where.
‘he was pronounced dead. No charges were laid against the truck’s driver.

- More tourists — not more fish donkcy,”” said Jimmy Gilbert, who
lakes visitors fishing on the Saa--
nich Inlet, part of a 63- ~year-old
family. business.

“The. visitor. belicves he can
catch 15 fish but he'll be lucky to
go home with one.”

Gilbert estimates only six per
cent of sports fishermen will catch -
the 15-fish: limit: during the year,
Eighty per cent of the fish caught ©
annually are hooked by 20 per cent

of the f ishermen, he said.
Continued on Page A2

cent increase in allowable chinook
‘salmon catch:

By VALORIE LENNOX
Review Staff Writer

Effective May 10, sports fisher-
men can catch up to 15 chinook
salmon annually, seven more fish:
than the controversial cight-fish
limit imposed by the Ministry of
Fisheries and Occans last year.
“It’s sort of a carrot before the

ojoud XONNAT SINOTVA

HER CUPS SPILLING OVER, four-year-old Liron Redden helped man a mini-cold drink
stand outside her Sidney home. Neighborhood youngsters staffed the smal! business.
venture Saturday, offering a glass of almost-cold drink for five cents. .

Today, he’s a man telling 3 whoever will listen that cults —_ —
are dangerous manipulators of the mind, Buta few years oO
ao, Art Tassie was Just someone ¢ trying lo reach outtog
loved one.

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~ By GEORGE LEE “North America, yet phone calls’
~ Review Staff Writer mA by’ ‘The Review indicate there.

~ Love would provoke him to hire a private invastify Mor. VE much ofa ‘Problem in the:

cand a band of deprogrammers, ‘To kidnap his brother and a
B obodily throw him in the back of a car. To rida motel room “
bof sharp objects so his brother wouldn't attempt § Siticide, °
-before Art could cart him off toa deprograniming Ci AMP
in West. Virginia,
This was hardly the kind of life an oilpate h worker...
from Fort MeMurray, Alt, was accustomed to, But then,
} this was not the same brother he grew up with ina family
bof eight children, either, “Ron is the type of person.
everyone would like to be,” Art iY, “He got along with
everyone, A really nice person,’
pI the tate 1970s, Art's younper brother was whee) an.
«- idealistic, searching person, like others of his age group.
Tt was 1977, Ron was 25 years old. He thumbed his way. were too guilty:to accept it) -— went to their. cause, Bul
10 Sun Francisco, after helping his father -~ Art, Sr, then... their cdise ‘wasn't underprivileged children, Tr was | the
Sof Calgary but now of Central Saanich over ys fostone Of Moon and tie Unification Church.
mother’ § death.” ; "And this was Ron's inwoduction to diree anda hal) Ron's belief system, Brainwashers made him paranoid,
> After three days in the. California city, Ron decided it | ydats.ag.a sleep-deprived, undernourished Maonie’ i) first, then pave him a way of coping with the paranoia... §
wasn't nearly as friendly as its repniation sugested! Hes | -vombid worling:20 hourk a day to build the > Unificution | bs During it all, he was underfed, never leftto think by ‘z=
was heading out of town when two people. appfoached Churchy # fortune’ by collcoung: handowtse fy: -tnmselt, and deprived of sleep, He wasn ‘Leven allowed lo. J
Shim and walked at his side, They said they worked fora’. But there were definite, | Proven steps in the making of a! “£0 to the washroom alone,
L group helping underprivileged children, and they were Moonie ~~ varintions ow the techniques used to break i Ron first found the antics of chanting. and dancing like
_ probably the nicest people he had met so far on his trip, down’ prigoners ‘of war. First, his new friends hid to

“childron “weird, but kind of refreshing,” Art saye “He
They ee al -" brainwashed slaves of Rev, Sun Myung convince him to come for n Moonie weekend, Ron went . Continuad on Pago A2

work,” “sitys: executive directs 2

Gail. Simpson. “There seems tooo:

don't. allow’ YOU. ta! question “he ae smaticring of it. in Vane. ©

them," he says, “or any: group © conven” :

“that shuns. members or belittles However, she: has been 7

members,"* _ tipproached ina shopping centre ~~

At the offices of Capital Men. fora donation to a supposedly

“tal Health Associntion, there's no, Charitable organization — which

demand for helping people cope turned out to be a cover for ~ |

» with problems caused by cults, Hare Krishnas. oo 7
“T've-nover. heard of anyone And Simpson. has also seen

having to deal with ithere, in my — recruitment ads, witha: Van-_

35 years here in-mental health. ; Continued on Page A2

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too¢ult bashing ever since his

brother spent three anda halt
youurs as a Moonie ~- nonethe-
“Jess warns that people should be ,

cautious,

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_ Moon, and: very penny they made ne ~ heyond a di aily,

first toa house, where a pretty girl met him atthe door, J
pittance Hey, Kept for themselves (untéss, of course, they

-thenolf to a farm-at Boonville on’ the outski irts of San.
Francisco. -
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