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SAANICH VENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, March 4, 1953.

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GENERAL PEARKES OUTLINES PROPOSALS

FOR BENEFIT OF FISHING INDUSTRY

: “On Friday, ‘Jan. 30, Major- Gen-
* ‘eral G.-R. Pearkes,.V.C.,; member |

on OF: parliament; for this -district; ad-
= -dressed -the.

House of .Commons.
aim: regard. to ‘the -. Protection: .

“Coastal Fisheries Bill. . He advo-

of ithe three-nil

- “At the present - time there is no
‘clear-cut definition: even of the ‘so-
called: three-mile “limit... Op. to a
few. years ago ‘the line- from which
e.limit -extended | was

international

taken. by. general

~-eated -defining, our” ‘territorial “wat- agreement ‘to: :be * fromthe low-

ers

‘Queen Charlotte -Sound “would” be | ovis ‘indentations fo)

included’ in. ‘those’ offshore areas:

s0°.that. Hecate” Strait. and | water. mark which follows the vari-

f the coast: line.
I think it-was ‘in December a. year

then -ceases...-But a practically |
straight: ‘line "can be drawn’. from

I

[TT SPORTS |.

(By, Karl’ Wylie) ©

The - Sidney . Teen. Town “squad ;

afew miles to the west.of Victoria, | staged a‘ major upset Sunday, white-

certainly: from the
strait.of Juande Fuca, which would.
run-in: a- northwesterly... direction.
clearing the, headlands of the west |
coast of Vancouver Island, clear-
ing Queen Charlotte Islands and
joining with the international boun-

: “General Peatkes: address ii in full, as
follows:

‘over. which - Canada _ should have
‘jutisdiction. -
_ Because. of ‘the ‘substantial fish-
‘ing’ industry. “which ‘centres in. its
“territory, The. Review publishes

ago. that - the Norwegian. govern-
| ment appealed to the international] “The advantages of a clear def-
court respecting the definition of | inition of territorial waters by a
their territorial waters and particu- very nearly straight line is that it
larly-how the base line should be| would be possible for protective
‘drawn along their coast. As ajcraft. to recognize if there were
result of the Norwegian claim a forcign vessels poaching in those:
number of points were selected | waters. Fisheries protective craft|
along the coast line.. Sometimes | would be able to,see that the regu-
these .wercon the coast, sometimes | lations imposed by Canada
on islands, and sometimes even on! being carried out jn these clearly
rocks at a considerable distance| defined waters. Unless it is pos-
from. the ‘mainland: of © Norway.| sible to. define our, territorial. wat-
These points were then connected
by. straight. lings “running —from| to establish. full jurisdiction’ over
point: to: point and by -the use “of them; and until we can establish
these. straight lines ‘the waters | jurisdiction over these © waters,
claimed to be: territorial waters: of | Which are. frequently inhabited by
Norway were “designated. fish: that we harvest..at. various
‘cific: coast; particularly. as it-will “On«the Ps acific. coast the strait, times,-it will be impossible to pro-
‘ be a long-time before'we will-have of Juan ‘de® Fuci separates. the | vide adequate protection for our
opportunity ‘to discuss it in| sotithern~ portion. of » Vancouver fishing industry.”
“committee af the-whole ‘inasmuch: F Island from. the state of Washing- “There are: two” great. areas. of
as I ‘understand it is to be: referred | ton. Under an international agree- | inland water which. are. excluded
“to.a special committee. ‘No’ great | ment a straight line was drawn) from being ‘considered: as ‘territor-
“help will be given to: the fisheries | down. the centre of ‘that strait.| jal waters ifthe three-mile limit
“industry ‘of the Pacific coast un-! When you clear cape Tlattery, a] following the indentations of the
“less Canada’.defines quite clearly point in the northwest. section of} mainland coast of British Columbia
her ‘territorial. responsibility ‘over. . the. state: of. Washington, the de-| is accepted: ‘These are of course
* ‘the:waters: adjacent. to the ‘coast. -scription of, the territorial waters | Queen ‘Charlotte sound and Hecate

strait. ‘A very high percentage’ of
| the fish. harvested .on’ the.. Pacific

dary line in Dixon. strait.

“Mr, Speaker, those who have

taken. part inthe debate this after-
‘noon have all represented constitu-
<enecies “on: the Atlantic: seaboard.
This bill, though possibly. designed
-<Jargely to.meet.conditions on the
“Atlantic. coast, will also’ apply “to
the ‘Pacific: coast. ‘Therefore I-feel
it, is: only*right-that:1 should--say.
Say few. words, with respect to .the
° appligation of the: bill to, the Pa: |

TO 8 A

"Largest Selection

EEE TOMER:

water ‘at. one. time or ‘anothers. I
consider that. it’ is imperative:-that
‘these’ waters;'should -be cincluded
and: ‘designated as Canadian: terri-
torial. waters:
diction’ over: them. if we-ever hope
to” provide: ‘adequate: protection for
the. fishing. .industry:. of British
Columbia.*At least 50-per. cent: of
the: ‘salmon’, ‘caught for © canning.
purposes. are: ‘caught: beyo nd the
‘so-called. thrée-mile ..limit..” Fish
which are “beyond territorial waters
are’ fair. . game for. the : ‘fishing ves-
sels: of..any! country. : Therefore. I
feel. “that:..the’ , first’ “thing: which
must: ‘be: ‘done is ‘to. define: our. ter=
‘Yitorial: waters,” ‘the’ “Wwaters:- ‘over
'which’. wee can and. will: exercise
jurisdiction oe Otherwise - “Wwe® cane:

caviuen HEAVY. y RUBBER rege

7 Cleated

espite he: fac ith

-Sociz x candidates expressed « themselvé

favor. of’.the p iple-of arbitration, for ,Government,.em-'
Eleven. of these. 29: were, “elect ed,- Of whom ‘six sare.
ep i neluding th Minister: or

fringing. on: the: Fegulations: cover=
& Pacifie ec ‘territorial: waters’.on
Acific coast. Af those. vessels

‘groups « one ‘employees ind i
eke th, ane ear a higher ‘authority: in: ‘our
Peaple,: Why it that. ‘Government.

4 / \ ‘which: exist on: the Atlantic: coast
s—who- serve. vO: the: public—a anxious” 10. ave. :

“should. he fanplicable.c on. the :
Peoaste : ee
slo co- operate: with. each phasizing the® ‘fact ‘that ‘unless: our
er, ‘and:te bargain <ollectively. with, their ; ‘employers: over.
conditi ns. “of. work; has: existed for gencrations, © This
ight’ ig Now. right, guaranteed: hy’: ‘law: to. all groups: of ey
organized: waiployées! in: our, Province;: except us.\° This. right.
.Was.<developed. over, centuries and. is deeply rogted in our
6 Sands ‘economic: development. Tr has followed:-logic-&
ally. fro1 -this:that:laws have: been pasted, enabling employees , "
and employers to submit™ their’ differences: respectingy wares
“and working conditions ‘to. cenelltauion and arbitration,

coast: are. cléarly. defined no. real |

coy ‘BROUGHTON sr...
“ VICTORIA, B.C.

SECONDLY: Tn. ‘the: pat, “Provineial -Governiients jv: fs
hagsed catich.. legislation, ‘agi, The Annual Holidays Act’ “guarans

anna, ‘holidays; the: Minimum Wage, Act, to provide,

n “f ry of: Wo vAct, setting forth the:
aa howe: ‘that: ‘may : edrand. many-similar, Act
renitlating: ‘working conditiéns:; of) Lenployees, “Thee Govern:

nt has also. passed the Tndustrial, Conciliation: and: Arbitras
jon Act which: provides: the right'to Conciliation and: Arbittas:

SAW this: ‘legislation hag: been, pissed. by. ‘our: Provinela
piuents-in- the’ interests ofall enployees sinithe Pravine
except their. own employees, Why. is:this on Because: Section:

‘of the Interpretation Act places tN Goyermment above ‘th:
nwt legrislaten Tha while the: Guvernment can. pagay.and
18 ? dinlation. regulating: tha: labour-relations of all
ther employers in the Troyinge, dt: refuses to be, bound by ita:
Own: Jawe in ite: dealing. with <its:;own employees, “The BC,

jovernment: Eaployees": “Npsoclation) resenting Wy, Oi’ Gove

irnment employees: cela that sundy sis ee

democratic’ principl We believe -oind- pute: opinion: Agreed
ree ht what good. enough’ forall: alher. employers, should bi
good enoneh for the" Government,

ay ng heen extended,
Stas employecs: in” ‘the: industri Lot cennomic sector of oun. |
“eoanomys! Ttehas, leo ‘been extended to ll cother grape. ote:
“employees who: provide. vital publicuervices, sieht: aseniries, |
otuachers, policemen firemen, employees of elvic and niinicipal
oo OVETMINENES | ete Te has, never heen extended to’ Provineial >
~~" Goyornment ‘emplayces: although (ey are prepared: iw for open ©
oo Ahe right te take cstrike. agtion. in, fet for, the. Right ta
-Arhitration with Gilt award, -

oy The B. Ce Pavernnant: iErplayess! Atsogintion. “feels thats
-_ this relegation: of ° Government’ employees’ ta gecondsclana
Jevelofi Citizenship. is wfaivcand unwarranted -discriminations.c.o hy
“Refisal-of the, Government, to aet ol. our fequest dor Arbias. 3.
“ten forces Goverment emplayees fo appenl ta {hele last courts: |
By of resource=ta you, the peaplefar kupport-in = gaining: what:
w'not mercly:weamlition, of employment, bata etvil right. We
SM ETeHOrE, ASK. YAN Ta WHILE, uh MELE: Yate Male iuday, whites
hin jo aUppotty on the: floor nf the: Legislature, the riahte
: Government, employees, Mo JArhitrition,

ig in hy +

" B. Cy “Government: Enployecs? “Aten -
. 902 2 HELMCKEN, ST, VANCOUVER» A, R. c.. Bet
in. ‘Berea of, ‘Two ‘Public: Messages)

THIS ASVERRONEN ay & NOT hie 3

We must. have juris-:

ie should exist: for, foreign vessels: in:

entrance of the | washing the Eagles. 7-2.

were |

ers clearly, it will:not be- possible.

| coast frequent these two bodies off:

fishing industry.

“The game,
played atthe Memorial - Park, .was
marked by’ excelent | weather “condi=
tions, the first. really fine Sunday
this year. ;
. This game was a ‘surprising differ-
ence over: the usual defeats at: the
hands ‘of the: birdmen wthough ‘Sid-
ney has beaten them before. ©.
The game. was highlighted hy the
fast-and ‘continuous scoring by Har-
old ‘Jacobsen ‘who: tallied the first
two points “to give Sidneya good
2-0 lead. The Eagles’ forward, Bill
Hussey, attempted to retaliate “put-
ing a hard shot by netminder Dave
Brown, but Lou Pastro soon. reg yain-
ed the two-point Jead.. Jacobsen was.
not to be outdone and soon pushed
the margin up to three. points. Close
at the-énd of the first half Jim Stod-

dart of the: Eagles. scored a bull to |.

put’ the: score ‘ate4-2.

Bob Harris started the scoring off
early) in: the. ‘secon: half: booting a
hard-drive past the: Eagle: goalkeeper
Walter Peterson. Jacobsen and
centre-half- Hubert. Larsen followed
close: behind Jacobsen scoring: his
fourth, goal of the game,

The: Eagles were shorthande de and
several of their players suffered Jin-
juries near the end -of the game.

LARCUDS: for Sunday's game
low ;

“fol-

Don Sten-
con, Jit’ Pearson, Bob Gilbert, Hu-
bert ‘ Larson,” Tony Gambrill. Lou
Pastro. George Holt. Harold: Jacob- |
sen, Robert’ Harris-and Dave Gray. > |

Eagles: | Walter Peterson. Tim
Stoddart. . Don’ Gillam, Jack. “Good-
man. Dave. Edgar. Bill, Hussey, Jack }
Harding, Fred .; Curtiss; “Dave Un-
win .and Monty Little. ; ,
. Réferee was “Andy"!
Victoria, | “E.: Gray
were, the linesmen. :

‘Sidney: Dave Brown,

Anderson ‘of
‘and Art <Jones

“given “to ‘Our
Clear. definition
of those territorial | waters: must be

Pp rotéction, can. be

made, from:a.more-or, léss ‘straight,|'
‘base Tine.

“The best:and in fact:the
only. line “Which: ‘cai be ‘acceptable
to: ‘the ‘fishing: industry: of ‘British:

‘Columbia is’ a. line ‘which » ‘includes }.

as-: “territorial «waters « those’ great

fishing grounds of. Queen Charlotte
-|'sound. and: Hecate: “strait.
simple. process: to.draw..a

‘line: onthe. western. shores’ of Van-

Sens
MTs will: finish. ‘hy, ance: more: em:

territorial ‘waters. on’ the® Pacific.

an eae TTT

or aunegnretasantneaNieabi Mains
UALISHIED Of DISPLAYTH
‘ risa BRivi

‘pill when it goes: ‘betore he. stand-.

ing’: ‘committee toxvensure.-that<full:

‘protection. is “given to:.the: fisher- |
s- |’ men-of®: ‘British. ‘Columbia: ‘by, “de-

fining ‘these “territorial. waters’ and |
| by. making them: ‘inelude: deolinds |"

} which ‘our: ‘fish: frequent: ‘and. where}.
“feel, that: the: provisions

soe much. effort, “time sand: ‘money.

thas) been ‘spent in“ conserving. dif-.
‘ferent: species: :
consideration will! be’ given! to have}?
ing, the -same..means., of enforcing. ;
“the regulations applicable: on- both’
east and: Migst coasts a this coun

also® hope: “that:

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_Lifeti time Habits Revolutionized |

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PAUL BELLM
Covered: 7,000 miles in’ 18 days.

Paul Bellm oback -in- Saanichton. |

a a

AU nail” polish’ remover “out of a

veloped and improved many types of
“nail polish, and now at long last he
has. discovered’ the, answer. to nearly
every. woman's ».problem—a cream
nail polish ‘remover: now. to be-manu-

“factured’ inthe. Springwood plant on
-Mount-Newton - Cross | BENS): ‘Saan-

tube—in, facta’ eream which: recon-,

ditions the” nails” the:
story. Early ine December’a telephone
call was received by Paul Bellm from
his brother. jn London, “England—
chad he heard of the amazing discov-
cream: -nail’ ‘polish. remove
instead of the age-old liquids.. Credit
‘for the invention. goes to. Doctor

too. >. Here’s *

or

Wurmbock who for many. years de-.

Leading Scorer ~
Harald Jacobsen is. well. out:in the
lead-in the scoring race with’ cight
league goals in’ four. gaines, six of
these aitinst the Eagles: ‘in’ two
games. Bob Harris has-also a total
of eight ‘but ‘only four in:league:play ;
-Dave-Gray following close aening.
with seven: all told.- me

“Sidneyl is well positioned” in. third
place“only - ‘points. behind the ‘second
Vplace < Bagles. «With the next” two
games » with the’ Harris’ Cycles and
again the Eagles there’ isa very: good -
chance Sidney
place. oo

There. will: he ‘Hie? ‘usival ‘soccer
practice: at the. high ‘school gym, at
7 i o'clock. Thursday -night.. The next

game | “will sbevat® Central Park with.
the: Harris’ Cycles:
Sunday: afternoon, - :

There: has. been dligcussion ‘ot ‘the |
| formation * “ofa Teen. ‘Town spon=

_ will capture: second

the: letters start,.
“allover the free world: come such

kickoff, at 2.30

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First supplies have ‘been rushed. in
from Europe: where this new discov-
ery. is already a sensational success.
in. the “beauty capitals.

Just “back from an air trip which
started at ‘Patricia Bay, Paul Bellm

Slight Increase:

In Egg Price

Following is the weekly egg and
poultry market report:

With quotations’ on prairi¢ offer-
ings to this market very firm, prices
here: increased. two cents: on. “A”
lirge. three cents on “A” medium
and: two: cents. on) “AY smalls. this
week. A moderate movement | in--
wards continues by truck or carlot.
Lécal receipts are down: about: two
per cent. Egy sales are not improv-
ing, . being: well below ‘last .year. at
this ume. A: 20 per cent meat sale
incréase. here: may partially explain
lowéred | egg. turnover. Up) cgast,
shipping good. Mees
Poultry market ‘is quict,
chicken, fowl: in fair supply
ample broilers. Sales steady.

no heavy
-and

ee
sored baschall team-for the summer
although as yet there has been little
done.
is also the chance of a softball team
This would

being ‘formed.

Saanichton.

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people who=-need
and .are: able: to ‘pay’ for. moderate
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Se organized and ‘a local league’).
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