PAGE EIGHT = eo a SAANICH PENINSULA AND. GULF ISLANDS REVIEW.  s—‘i‘i:™S Co _ Wednesday, May 3, 1961.

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Former Lay-Brother Preaches On Island

f F DAVID GROOS AT GORDON HEAD - | 0
— ” yon ‘Mission conducted by Father.Dom- § service: of the: rosary and~ benedic- oe
indsor Driving School 5 i | inic Merryman, a Passionist. mis- tion. ;
NT KILLER WA: AS sionary from Los Angeles, Calif., at » Father ‘Merryman was formerly a —
LE ARN TO DRIVE IN A FEW ae : Our-Lady-of-Grace Church, Ganges, | lay brother with the Montford Fatl,.) =

April’ 9°35, was well attended. *... -.| ers at Kuper Island. -He -had visited
j EST The mission ‘included: holy “mass | SaltSpring Island’ many ‘times,, by.

| i A MW & Be Wa 2 Bi Bos each morning,.a short. instruction for} boat, in those years and was glad to
uy feel like’ Jack the giant-k killer”, ~ the United States,” he said. “Usually blocks,” he said, ‘‘and if we want to ‘children after school and’ an. evening renew many old: acquaintances,
David Groos told. Liberal supporters we lag behind: their peak periods:and trade with ‘these countries we must |= = =: :
at a. meeting. sponsoring his candi- | recessions but now we are ahead of | lower’ our’ barriers: ~-We «sell more '
| dacy-in the-coming’ federal. by-elec- them. on: the downward ‘srade.”’ than:we buy,” he said, “and if our
z tion-in:the.Gordon. Head elementary ‘Mr. Groos said that it was tradit- | goods are kept out of these countries
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EV. 3-773 L-
“Te ig: a Pleasure to Teach You”

‘SUCCESSFUL LESSONS! - ‘i ies

school ‘Tuesday “night. ional- Liberal policy: al ‘press for free -our: economy will suffer.”

The giants are eight cabinet ‘min- trade.- -° ~~ Trade is. being hurt by. the ‘tariff
isters who will speak on behalf of “Most European | countries” “have policies imposed by the present gov-
Reeve George Chatterton, his Con- grouped . themselves into . trading ernment, he said.

servative opponent, in the cam- 2 oe
paign now getting under way.

Frank . Grieve, in’ a_ preceeding
speech supporting Mr. Groos, said
that eight federal. cabinet ministers
would appear in support of Reeve
Chatterton. He said this showed the
importance. the Conservative varty
was attaching to. this by-election.

“Mr. Grieve also. declared that
——. | Reeve Chatterton ‘must’ endorse a
{Conservative record of broken prom-
ises: He. said that. the word ‘“Con-
:}-servative’? does not appear in front |

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. Voting day for the $675,000 school $169,000. of the total cost in direct
building by-law in School. District 63 | School taxes,
‘will be May ‘6. . Tuesday night Saan-

ich school board ‘set the date: and
announced the : polls. : will-- be open WILDLIFE and
of the: reeve’s. headquartres. frony.8 ‘aim. to.8. p.m.-in-all: district |

7 Mr. Groos ‘said that nuclear weap- schools, ‘except ‘Mount. Newton. high | -FORES TS.

‘4}|ons and foreign -trade. as. it atfected schodl and Royal” Oak ‘elementary re TREE COUNTRY os | oo

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lots of hot water is alwaysontap
with an automatic seneee heater! |

employment were. the two. great is- | school. Ratepayers in. Sidney . will
‘sues of the campaign and.that his} vote in’ the say board. office on In British Columbia. we: have
party: and the Conservatives differed ! Third St... ; ud 234, 103,000. acres of ‘land ‘and in-
on: both: : | The Schools for Saanich Campatgn and water, but only. about two
NO. NUCLEAR WEAPONS 7 Committee started a drive Thursday | Pe" cent of this is arable, and 66

Canada should refuse to use nuc-; to canvass over 4,000’ homes-in the jane cent is water, muskeg, swamp

and TURES

LS Passenger. Cars, Trucks: “and”
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you want hot water, it’s time you inquired about
an automatic electric storage heater!. Simply set
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provides al! the hot water your family needs—
at just the temperature you select.. The cost of
providing automatic hot water.averages a few
‘cents per person: per day—and there’s a just-
right size for your family’s requirements.

-|lear weapons Mr. Groos - declared | district to gain support for the by- and barren.
and should try to persuade other | law, S. P. Oakes,.chairman of the; Our wealth is in 75, 000, 000 acres
small nations to refuse them also. committee, said. | of forest lands (a meagre 31 per
: <a . “If we. take the step of accepting. The committee requested Saanich ,eent of the whole),.tco poor for
a nuclear weapons,. it would be like } council to endorse the building pro- j other ‘crops. Weare a forest prov-
VICTORIA || opening Pandora's box,” he said. | gram. Reeve George Chatterton, | ince whether we like it or not, and
and - “Mr. Groos charged that the gov- during informal discussions. at Mon- | vithout our forests we would be a
; ‘DUNCAN {| ernment: had not: made: its: position day’s counci]-meeting, presented to poverty-stricken provinee.:
6 AM 1} clear with regard to nuclear weap-. council the committee’s request for | HOMES FOR WILDLIFE

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‘ons. He: said. that the: minister of ee to advertise without. cost): Unfortunately, for’ trild animals

national diem Sethe ails be to ‘the municipality: | that: it-was in ‘at least, forest clearings.are ‘only
‘ favor of. the. by-law:. ) temporary. Lodgepole pine and the |}:

ae chy irs oppose a shen Mee REMAIN NEUTRAL | a ‘ a “4 other. conifers very often shade out
aspen,’ birch : ‘Willow. and.-inja

~ (ist, Mr: Groos: said. “‘What-if the :
few years, “th _ conifer: trees. are

| Cubans had. had: the: bomb: last week a ‘Tt ee A:
| during’ ‘the invasion of Cuba ‘and the | live in the district -and felt they could once again dominan his is w at
not. .tell:.the. - voters: how» to: -vote.:|:\¥é call forest. succession.

‘tide. < had” turned = against them?
Florida would’ have been” “laid Council.-agreed in principle: and ‘de-,)" When clearings’ and édges be- :
Be waste.” ents cided to.remain. neutral: ges iia [come too: scarce: as‘a.result, of for= |!
Mr. ‘Groos. said” ‘that, ‘after selene’ “The Schools: ‘for Saanich Campaign est. succession, “many of our, wild:
‘weapons; unemployment : “was. “the ‘Committee was - formed. to support:| ‘animals. become. fewer An: “numbers:
issue:. Second: in: importance in the: ‘the building: by-law: after: three. other. ‘Food. shortages: occur and shrub-
present’ ‘campaign. pels “|:by-laws: had” been. defeated... Mr- eating. animals. ‘such/as deer, moose,
“He: pointed ‘out. that ‘the ‘present | -Oakes said ‘the: present: building plan and. élk may. die. of starvation.
ecession: is affecting: only.. North | isa sound one-in that it looks. after. Every year a certain, number of.
‘America aid that “we in’ ‘Canada: are immediate. needs ‘and ‘at. the: same.| Moose. die: because- they: cannot. ob: |
bearing the brunt: of it." ~~ \'timeé forms the nucleus of a’ properly. ‘tain enough food. during, the cold.
“There is ho recession in Europe,” ‘organized’ school system ‘which’ can’ “winter. months. yeat.all the:
be expanded as the need arises. :.He. ya rreae food | they

he oe ‘nor’ in’ _Japans: but: unem-:
; | pointed : out: that - the: provincial: gov-.|: Ber
|,ernment ‘will pay: ‘for 75. per. cent. Of :

; } A plentiful supply ‘of hot water from. an.
automatic electric’ storage water heater
“is the greatest “blessing in the home. ©

Two counciilors, Leslie: -Passmore ;
and ‘ Joseph Casey: said- they. did: not’

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Tt’ 5 amazing the number of people across: Ci
( rvice ‘their: banks. have

{ federal zovernment:
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oes aiid ‘by. federal ‘school: ‘cons ruc-_

“The most. favorable site” appears
tion “grants.: ‘Another. $675, 000: -school:|

|to’ be: at Shoal Bay,”? said Mr.: Ham-;
| ‘iltony “On the: question of the new |:by-law- is ‘coming. up: Tf. ‘it is’ ‘not |
airport. terminal, «Mr. Hamilton | passed more «children will
“pointed: “out ‘that: this had, ‘been a: ‘60 onthe! swing, “shift” ;
‘standing | Conservative promise. since In. the: Sputnik, ag ge, a good educa t
1982." “How long:care” they.-going to: ‘tion is:vital, but-we can’t: blame: the.
dangle the same carrot?” e. asked, farmers. ‘and homeowners. for ‘object- f

‘Mr: “Hamilton called for’ a ‘new.|'ing when. they. are’ being: asked to |:
alignment of: political,’ forces. in. el: ‘bear: ‘a disproportionate share: of the,
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In discussing the parks system of and developed | to keep pace with this | churches and: Aca he i
“B.C. Seymour Park, public relations population ‘explosion, | | aa eghieee at fe ue omemnenrY |
| officer: for the parks branch of: the |’ whon one learns that of 3,000,000| so soon to outdistance Barkerville int
“} departnient of -reercation \and -con- visiting, perhaps: for: a ‘day, 500,00 | every direction, ; Ae mF
“| servation speaking at the final meek} Wilt spend the. night, a’ vast variety | GODDe RUSTE
ing,, ils year, of the Thetis Park | of.compsites is nocded, Ahough. camp... .. Phe:old- gold; rush, of the. 0's 8.
Nature. Sanctuary, Association. “On; gites “alone | do not: make: the. pro: | now: preserved forsnll: time. -byy the
‘April, 2n: stressed the. fact. that. We,|: vineial parks, Sig ee ty ead ge | provineial ‘he whe bound, which look
the: general public. ave. the stock: |.” ‘Whay. fro, however; thestirat: ateps the rebuilding -of: this: his Shorig TOWN,
holders..in on enterprise wlileh 51 jy iis valtahle<adieation of ‘giving “a8aav-vontonnialprojoet. Theis well:
| Browing ab an eparmaus, rates eso teitities’ for skiings: hinting, fishing, wanth avevisity “said= Mr: Park, ox+
we An. an addyess which kept his nudi-} hiking: andy enjoying: nilure, at its |. pealally: when, oe remembers that,
¢ ‘spellbound. and which «ended: mdst: benutifi, : 2 bonine iehad. the Jargosh, popu
with: pitas showhys ofc Slides: WMustrate | ais. We: parks. hoard. analutains Tation avest. of ‘Chlengo. :
ing AhG-difforent terrains: being des | iis: own: onineora, ils own phinners, / Wwe,” “the “stockholders; in]
pals pavk ey Mire DAP gave ite fawI builders, its: own: Saale whic hy in _mauepoaned tor ‘Heat
the: phenomenal Candy asin ‘point-of intea f :
Ponthusinam: “for ) onevers’ and: ‘enrponters:
campy, nud ulllud Iuterests, In 165, parks in H.C, have park | nee As not. ye Moped aoe
ike ac resenralyorganigation sentl Tenitare made ‘here an Vansontver oy Wwoodsmuiy P ark and ella Cool
‘out workers to investigate this, and Tsland, ab Lingford, Nowhere“ dol’ Garibaldly “Cults “Lake, ° “and other
found What hy one park: alone: 113, Anni the’ ‘shinply “faynis shee: ‘eampaites: com=| lovely” spots within réneh of” tho
visited atedn’ Wn while today, the) pete with the luxury: Amatels, nor ag Rowing, populations five ‘continually:
numbers. reached 00,000,005 they. want. bo” _, heing added.to aud improved.
In" fet, recreation has became aj In War there were 80. amp units | As there ta acalitt to new “allles
‘now: industry and is: rapldly ” boeamel. OW. thore are a (at) doings Ares a ae Ye BOLOUY donparhnent af recreation: and
ing a mainstay oy our economy in ‘vice to B.C, ; conservaviion. miust keep, . nee,
WO, But in a Inyge. and growing. see: Land must-be aequired) now and pat,
_Coritnry to ‘Lhe nsual conception) Hon af the holiday publia Interests aside. far postority,
‘at: the whole of Tiassa vast. ie | is) miavine Ve socthat marine parks Thoreare three elase es of pirks,
“peopled rural-area, My, Park sald | for. Hahormen,. and boat lovers pros] said’ the Jeelurer, Class, Ay which
tint 78 per cent of British Cohm! vide revroation an water, are pratected fram loan and mine
bin people are not-racal, bat urban. | AL such benches as Mirnele Beach | pyy- interests and hive been almost
‘Thia bohugero;, tho: tendency ia ta! there ave. nature houses. which eae. | fnily developed. leaving the matural
find places where fe. 18.completely oti found ONG 7 -_ lavely ob) format hy its own beauty, Sich ave |
ean front a ayary dn MT itl ¥ ee how “Auch Mra aes tn use! a Dent make iid Galddtewnss Joos SA Willan Ranger ‘Tstypleal’ of hundreds of interested oo
ATW Glin, . Th x weed Julonire. apd. Wh “op the dsland and on the mainland! senae eaeh ae Steatheand. Tambor deseo came and-wamen any Poronto-Dominion branches, eon, he puatlen,
{ eronsed mobility; dao pushing - fame} J Beeltes nature: tore in oplant and) Welly’ Groy iid: Tweadsmnilyy where fo. Temas Wt Be lake-a To meet some of them oon and see for reser
Valles ty the: great, outdoors, and, bes anitnal,..tree and slirub,: Ahere isthe} there. is limited mining. or: loaning, ot on wee ho Keita re fo Meet same GE UENT ROOK ¢ ef
catad of this the: parks hoard finds | historical | matters Were the: hoard | controlled bythe: honrd.: 5 | ae yourself eS ae
Pravides walk sannatatod: shprie for YW ihay (hare de dhe: ‘emallny: rye felis ‘ ‘
aly Favuiyiasen abiwhded ba Wie Mastasin lagos of historle” Interest. (Lparlias:- where: lic! prowlnatal boned |?
ory ee - a oy t aie bet
- oa nad of NOW, sal ME at Seymour Park: told of the Barker: [has handed: over! the maintenance na
hance miauntalis aud lakes’ for ville Project, in svhich what now-re« (to local groups, This-type ineludeade o>
me future cltizens. . Jonnina sof ca: ones, huge: metropolis) the Intest, Ton. Prangis. Park espe des cc. :
oy eee “ P00 yeaa ago, 18 being careflly. pres quimalt. 2. ss
"Or ‘this, It nist he: -vémembered | served ‘for: history. Thee lecturer, . “who. was warmly'|’
that..campsites.only, are nob. the! nc thes 18708: ‘Harkerville. “only: thaviked, anawered never al qqueations
AYIWER Good. uscable outdoor. re reached chy -traila, was, a. huge. and from the. floor. sprite

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