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THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1959

Unique theme for 1959

Okanagan and Vancouver Island

Natural Wildlife Week

National Wildlife Week in

Canada will be marked this year |for animals and birds

from April 512 and B.C. Fed-

eration of Fish & Game Clubs|doors,” Mr. Barsby continued
is asking British Columbians to |“you will make a start in teat

observe the week in a unique
manner,
“Take a boy out of doors,” is

the simple directive from Fed-|monument to the good sense of |

eration President Ted Barsby
of Nanaimo, “Take him where
he can see the wonder of Brit-
ish Columbia, and get him start-
ed in thinking conservation and
preservation of the natural re-
sources of this province.”

Mr. Barsby had a number of
suggestions as to how to make
the trip interesting, whether it
is just a Sunday drive, or a long
trip into a wilderness area

“Show the youngster a weil-
organized and highly-productive
farm, where cattle are healthy,
well-fed and contented; where
the fields are well cultivated
and buildings well maintained.
This is conservation of agricul-
tural land at its best. If our
wild lands are properly manag-

ed, the crop of wildlife will last |applications for membership
forever, because wild animals| The new memberships will be | ,, a 3

* | 4 cent Beach Property Owners| The reason for this action
can only be healthy and produc- strictly limited to 1,000 and/ Association has decided to /Stems from the fact that earlicr

tive, where they have ample
feed and shelter.

“If you live in a forested
area, show him how logging is
managed so that there is a per-
petual crop of trees. Tree farms
are usually rich in wildlife, be-
cause the forest offers food,

Father and Son
Banquet April 15

The annual Father and Son
banquet sponsored by the group
committee to the ist White
Rock Cubs and Scouts will be
held in the Canadian Legion
Tiall on Wednesday, April 15

Mothers will be invitea to
attend at 745 pm. following
the banquet in time to enjoy
the program to be put on b’
members of the Ist White Rock
Cubs and Scouts, with 15 n
utes alloted to each grou

An all day hike and -rabbit
catching sefari will be enjoyed
by members of the Ist White
Rock Cubs on Saturday, An-i)
ll, when members take to the
Hazelmere hills to set snares
for their prey.

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shelter and a good place to live

“By taking a boy out of

ng him the value of our wild-
life, both as a natural form of
wealth and as a form of living

proper wildlife management”
National Wildlife Week is
celebrated to focus public at-
tention on the importance of
conservation of wildlife.
Date of National Wildlife | 4 4NAGAN AND VANCOUVER ISLAND Teen Towns were well
Week is set to celebrate the an- ‘
niversary of the birth of Jack|represented at this year’s Conference. Delegates here are: (front
Miner, pioneer in the field of}1, to r)Kuts Shaji, Kathy Hillier, David Hoover; (second row)
conservation in Canada, who|Nina Zbin, Lisa Lattey, Rod Fortin, George Laforme, Valerie
}was born April 10, 1865. It also) praisley and Hart Kendrick. -
B.C. Lions accept

Crescent group no longer
member applications .
cosa,ue ent ce! With Surrey Ratepayers

turning northward.
|Football Club are now accepting |

CRESCENT BEACH - Cres- Surrey Council of Ratepayers. |

wall be accepted on a first come. | withdraw from membership in in the year Jack Berry who has
first served basis. the Surrey Council of Ratepay-|been Crescent Beach delegate

In making the announcement, | ors 7 " |to the ratepayers council for
the “B.C. Lions” report that | several years, had asked for sup-
many enquiries regarding mem- port in the fight to prevent in-

The action was taken at the
|April meeting on the motion of

bership are being received |AP™! dustrial development of Mud|

daily in their new offices at 622 ype RBsrty Vee president) of. andithis mutionehad Been fv)

See he Crescent Ratepayers, who lished 4 y arlor i!

The tremendous fan interest) or ‘Rate; Bea purrey Gounel “They tabled my motion ask f

and ihe decisive manner in|Siang the aroblenie! tacad> by ing for support until it was too “THE WHITE ROCK FUNERAL HOME”

which public ownership of the C 4 * ate to do any good. It should
cascent is any

Club was supported at the An-| "escent Beach have been voted on, either for pene OXYGEN
Harry Smith, tréasurer of the or against at the time I made 15274 Victoria “Ave., WIMh: Rock? B.C.

nual Meeting last January are

the main factors behind the Crescent, Beach Property Own- it,” he said

decision to give 1,000 more foot-|°TS, 41 seconding the motion, a
ball supporters and season tick-|S#4 that under existing condi-| An ounce of vanity spoila a
tions he could see no point in

et holders the opportunity to hundred weight of merit
Bélongito thertenm that belongs | COutnuing membership in the - George Herbert |
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City PTA meeting

postponed one week

The regular monthly meeting
of the White Rock PTA will be
postponed to Wednesday, April
22, rather than on April 15 be-
cause of the Father and Son
banquet slated for the latter
date.

A very interestng meeting
has been planned with films
and discussion groups on the
child between the ages of 10
and 12. The film to be shown
is sentitled “He Acts His Age.”

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and evening of films on a dif-
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