Wednesday, December 16, 1959. re | SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF. ISLANDS REVIEW ee - PAGE NINE

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“BIG TOTAL Traffic Using Port Less. oe
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| Figures show that only’ about half | last: year’s: traffic. .

the. number of automobiles and: pas- ) “The following figures show amount
sengers “went through the port: of of. traffic having: used” the: ferry fa-".”-
| Sidney. ‘in. the-month of: Noveniber | cilities: Canadian. automobiles ing.’ <
compared tothe figure. of the. pre-.| 285; ° out -369.-- Foreign automobiles -.
Be month. - : | in; (277; out .332.° Canadian .passen-

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: THEY ARE CO CONDEMNED - £6 ay,

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«(OF Russian Prison Camp Ss

“New member of the editorial ‘staff | pick and -shovel np and his’ c com: |. | * Ss nd iS
of The Review has spent many years | panions. constructed -railways.:They-}. 005 ©; econ ectic on

in Russia, He is, nevertheless, - not used no mechanical. equipment: and |. ————- rae an oo

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Sa Russian. - Klauis ‘Muenter. is - not éven’a wheelbarrow. was: avail: | !
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There:was an‘even-gr ‘eater decline | gers in, 824; out 1,007. Foreign pas: -
in the numberof foreign aulomo- | Sengers in, 475. out 912..

mobiles: using. the. ferry - { facilities. -

Since the port of? Sidney was not
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| used in “1958, ‘it- is not possible Lo
give a compar ison between’ this and.

Turkey Shoot

; The Salt Spring -Island. Rod : -and
Gun: Club :held their first) turkey.::
shoot -of the season with 10: compe-.
| Litions for men and. two for. lidies.
| last Sunday: afternoon at the Fulford
rifle range. Another open. shoot ‘will.

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_in‘his native-city,-Mr: Muenter was |.
drafted into the army: in lieu of uni- |
versity. For five. years. he served
with the German army before being.
taken. prisoner in Czecho-Slovakia |.

able to: move earth,

-native of Dresden, in: Germany, and
has _ lived ‘in..Canada: for the ‘past.
eight years. ; |
- After’ graduating from. high School

‘A. proposed ‘subdivision :-plan for | ther . ‘gravel. topping’ would. ine to

eight lots on- Henderson Poiat’ at} be delayed until spring.
the-end of Senanus ‘Drive, owned by Councillor R. M. Lamont pointed
Capt. H. S. Hughes was‘the sidject | out that subdivision by-laws _ re-

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‘This: year. 3,000 /cans. were dis-

tributed.

in , -of extensive debate at.Central Saan-’} quire a 50-foov right-of-way. He also ; oe ibe held next muinday starting. at
by the advancing Russian army. ich council meeting on Tuesday, | said that’ H.: D. Dawson, cnginen je During the. seven: years: the, Hal: | noon. *
Twice he made his escape from his | Dec. 8. : had advised council that if sewer. ‘| towe'en collections have totalled the : Winners were: ow. ‘HL Br ndiess
captors. Twice -he was’ retaken. | Water ‘mains, light poles and ‘‘ditel | MRS. W.W. MeGILL unbelievably large sum’ of $18,252. | I sind.
: Q i i é es * Vay: 2, Jack Hawthorn, Gz and;
. -Finally, .he:was:.advised a. third at-: sh The Ht oposed plan of Capt Hughes | on both sides of Fronds ws were going to | 44: | This: money. each year has gone to | 3. Me ck how crn * Satie sian m
__ tempt would meet with a serious res rowed. a Gol” nignt-ol-way © cone | : : Mrs." W: McGill, Vancouver | aid the: starving children of Korea.) 22 ¢ . ee
‘tinning. -along  Senanus®. Drive. swith “be included in the future, that’s 50-- : Bill Sampsdn:-6, Johnny Bennett; 7) 2
prisal. _ : a 90-foot turnaround located “ahove i foot right-of-way. would: not be ule. Island repr satieatieg of B.Cl Saves It has suppor led Mr-e Kim's home \ Stanley Rogers: ; 8, Ste inley" Roger’ a
é ? td ; NE as - ‘ ; i. a taf bE VC « POR CYS,
In August, 1945, ‘he. ban already ‘the slope. He said’ that-90 perscent quate, | the Children”: fund, has announced | fo". be guar boys and Mrs. Ham's’) Lee; 9. Bill: Maswel and Mis.’

‘in. “Russia, “facing -an ‘indefinite’ per:
-jod of. incarceration as. a war pris:
:,oner, ‘
For five years he lived ina piison
camp and wor ked:as'a laborer. With.

:Widows and. orphans. hoine“fiamed |

of the work. on the road: had. been} Capt. ‘Hughes. pointed out that the that the prec ceds from the. Haiiow-

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conpleted but" due to ik wet wea- existing road that.comes to tie edge J een: collection ‘can - “drive | for: 1958" Vittle Jung: Sung Duk, ‘an, abandoned
of ‘the property has. only a right-of} | - }

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“EL eye we a amounted . Lo $4,250). The. obj tit | orphe wy left to. die, shad ‘the S.C.P. 1
Gulf Islands” ~ ay oF 40 feet a“ thought he should : was $3,750. Last -year’s total. was ; social worker not~ taker’ hin ine f° . Po Bee
cs not, hecrequired to give mores | gy gy: For seven years) Mrs. There are -hundr éds of thousands. of 4. - Police Court USS fe
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| Bennet and*Mac:Mouat;: ladies, 13."
; Mrs, I S$ ‘Lorentsen,

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“Couneil ‘decided. it- was ‘of awe use: I MeGill ‘has organized “a ‘collection - j Jung: Sung: Duk’s.. not-only, in-Korea, Leslie Twa appeared before @ Magi-

Camera Club. “to-make- by-laws: their break: deen. thr ough: the Sunday schools of Van- | but in’ Greece, Hong Nong. : India; strate W.-C. Noakes. in police court: ae

i Capt. Hughes. decided to increase l-couver, Island. fromthe . Alberni’s - dsr uel Italy, and: many other voun- Vat ‘Gages; December

The Gulf Islands. Camera. Club! the right-of-way to 50-feet, 1, and: was

council |-south to: Vietoria: » Guides, Brown. | tries, They need our help,” said found guilty: of. being in possession |: Mae
came into. being last week, with ea“ nave no objection to the plan. ies, pr ivate schools and ‘a few ator. > Mrs. McGill - and fined $10" ‘and costs:
; { organizational meeting being» held | : _ “ .

in “Mahon -hall, chaired .by -€. Nw.
KLAUS MUENTER = — | Peterson. Mr. Peterson was a meim- ; whis” hei ae
have - undertaken. maintenance. ‘of ber or a comnnittee including Mrs. lis has’ been: examination week
part of the Lady Minto Gulf Islands Eight years ago he. returned to | A. Green, Mrs. J. Tomlinson | @ North Saanich high. school. Dur- ;
hospital grounds. This first project | Germany. His parents’ had already aaa E. Worthington, who had pre- ing the past four ‘days, Monday
of the ‘newly: formed club: was -ar-.| fled eastern” Germany and were cliv- | pared «.a- constitution, and. by Jaws through | ‘Thursday, - the.” students
; ranged at.-a- business ° dinner meets ing in the west. Shortly afterwards | ready foi-presentation, at this meci~; have been writing their .Christmas
vi ing in Harbour House Inst iveeic.: qi he: came. to Canada: where he: has. ele: sono of their’ tas ce tae / Gkeminations ‘at at the rate of two per.
are e: put. in,--an % 7 election of. olficers. was ‘held: i.
. _ benches.made'‘to be placed: on lawns, | follow ed varicus ‘employments. Lat- “Phe examinations or the: “juniors
“for. the. use of’ patients and: visitors “{terly he has: been. engaged .in. free- “are from-one-to: 1" ‘hours in length;
Lions 3 members: will:also keep up the'| lance. writing: and “has: now: joined | dent, and” secretary-treasur er. Mrs. While. the’ seniors: have. to: face:
veeding, : and: -eutting -of lawns... the staff: of.-The”-Review.: to. engage. ‘Tomlinson. Executive committee hours: ‘for each‘ examination. -They
7 “-President..W::H:? “Bradley: Was sin’ |. 1n- full-time writing. res ; ‘heads in clude, ‘black -an a white aho- will: be marked and. graded: ‘during™!
‘the: chair,and-Dowg Dane was wel-.|.. “Despite ‘his -. long » ‘ordeal: as .an nt tography, Mrs.°Gr een: movies, Mrs. January wmn.. the results, appearing.
@omed-as a: new member. ° Guest at! “under-fed. and over-workéd prisoner W: Seymour; 2 “on sd afi -eport: cards. to: be
the dinner. was. L”.J. Armstrong. of.| Klaus Muenterhas nothing. against: [Me Mr... ‘Peters son. issued. the first: week. in ‘February.

Examinations

The Salt Spring Island Lions Clib°

. Dr.-Ted ‘Jansch is ‘the f first presi-
dent, with Alan -Finney, vice-pres

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"the: Richmond Lions. Club: The? civic! ae for: the. ‘Christmas. Sy dane end

“improvement: “committee, in-charge

: of” the new: _indertaleing is. headed °

We were lucky,” he: ‘recalls, “wel
ultimately’ ‘left Russia: The. Russian:

‘terested . in= photography. ‘

o: | Salt Spring: Island: are: $2: per,
LStber,! or. $3: per: family.: ‘On the. outer! ae ;
islands; fees ‘are. $I. each, ‘or’: 4 30 mas peas food .stall day. .

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