CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 6, 1961

“in Easter Week Tribute to Alexander Zuckerberg

By JACK CHARTERS
“The life," Mr. Zuckerburg was

wont to say with a merry twinkle | tht

in his eye, “is the play.” And on
this deceptively complex if un-
{@iomatic philosophy he rode out

ALEXANDER ZUCKERBERG
all the troubles and pains, disap-
pointments and heartbreaks that
life had to offer, with a merry
heart, gentle, Kindly and unem-
bittered to the end.

Life bent his back but never
his spirit, for him Ife was a tran-
sient thing, the scenes of ‘a play
which opened at the morning and

To: live meant ‘to realize an of
one’s potentialities to the full in
ming and body and spirit and if
oné were £0 for fortunate to be a tea-

cher, Then it meant directing and
Infecting others with o Ike en-
usiasm.

Mental or physical inaction
whether in an individual or a pub-
lic body is, to. the true teacher, a
sign of rust and decay, and Mr,
Zuckerburg, who considered Tiim~

self a pestiferous but necessary} 4

gnat, delighted In gently but per-
sistently eens and Probing them
back to Ii

“Ah, you are from the such
and such university.” he would say,
“Perhaps I could ask you ttle
question please?”

And after several litile ques-
tions during which time the pupil
was humbled but never humiliated,
he might chuckle and say, “You
are smart boy, You should try

|| solid geometry or theoretical arith-

metic ete is fun.” and one more
lesson had been taught one more
door opened, » crack unto a wider
world of knowledge and thought.

Some of his best teaching how-
ever was done Indirectly by ex-

house was full of pictures and
books, and statuary and friends
snd he was surrounded by hia be-
loved birch trees ‘and the sound of
the river,

‘These for him were the very
thread and cloth of Jiving, beauty,

ter season was a special joy.

All of the physical and mys-
tical implications of this time of
birth and life struck the deepest
and fullest chord of his spirit and
it was no accident that his is-
land house was modeled in a Rus-
sian clapel. ‘

For weeks he anticipated it,
for daya he for it and to

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for some books and specialty pa-
pers,

him muzt go the first traditional
“Christ is risen” and its
response “He is risen indeed.” *

He was in: many ways akin to
the island he loved so well. Gentle
and unruffied in the midst of up-
set and confusion.

Individualistil and many sided
against the geometric conformity
of the neighbourhood, withdrawn
& Uttle but always welcoming and
A part of Russia and

and and
nature and if to all this he had
a student to teach, then his ure
was complete.

Though each season of the
year had ite particular import-
ance to, Mr. Zuckerburg, the Has-

Q part-of the world. The night be-
fora: he died he “said, “So many
good" friends I have,'so many good
friends.”,

He taught better than he
knew, but Easter will not Re autie
‘the. same without him.

ample, In an age when
gence 1s the rule and luxuries
have becdme everyday necessities,
he lived in the simplest possible
fashion.

He could and frequently did
make his own clothes and even
shoes. His meals were plain in the.
extreme,
bread being his main staple. His
furnishings were spartan and his
bed a thin mattress on boards,

He never had a car, and until

[his heart prevented it, preferred

walking to riding. He nefther
drank nor smoked. Yet in spite
of all of these deswhacks, he en-
Joyea lving to the full, for his

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By JAMES K. NESBITT

As Socred Dan Campbell of
Comox pointed out, the govern-
ment ssys when a legislative ses-
sions starts, but it’s the opposition
which says when it ends.

| A week ago Thursday, Opposi-
tion Leader Strachan, who is not
one to let himself be ptshed
ground by the premier, sald the

=| session would end early Saturday
afternoon.

Friday afternoon he said there
were but five or six hours of de-
bate lett. .

- Whether or not the leader of
the opposition had told the pre-
mier all would be over early Sat-
urday afternoon we have no way
of knowing,

Always asa session near its
end, the leader of the opposition
and ‘the premier agree on a time
for prorogation, though that time
js subject to change.

In the 20 years I have been
dn the ‘legislative press gallery 1
do not recall prorogation time al-
fered to'any extent once the lead-
er of the opposition had given the

go-ahead signal, '

. Mr, Strachan, seemed to Jose
ll control of his backbenchers on
that Friday night, not that he
looked annoyed, or tried to shush
them, Mr, Strachan may not have
intended to control them, he may
not have given orders the session
was to end Saturday, but surely
they knew thelr! leader had been
felling everyone it would.

‘There were times during the
uproar when it appeared Burn-

aby’s Gordon H. Dowding was the

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Losing Leadership?

leader of the opposition. He or
ganized his fellows, handed them
notes, spured them on.

Surely CCF backbenchers
knowing thelr chief: wanted pro-
rogation Saturday, even if he didn’t
give them implicit orders, didn’t
keop things going just to defy him.
If the COFers knew their lead-
er had told the premier it would
end Saturday, they were letting

Te oeina there’ be a ‘feeling in
CCF ranks that Mr. Strachan is
too’ bossy? If so, it's not good ‘for
the party, In any political group
there must be more .or less blind
allegiance to «a leader, complete
trust iri his judgment, If not, there
should be a-new leader.

‘The Liberals in the house have

ne down if they forved it other- |»

suffered because they haven’t com-
plete faith in thelr leader.

‘Mr, Perrault'’s three: suppor-
ters urged him to take it too easy,
not to get to far out, to fence him-
self in, In this, they made @ mis-
‘take, They throttled thelr leader:
to a great extent, gave him an
inferiority complex, made him, on
occasion, lack faith in his own a-

gheir ‘own -sweet way, there are
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