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__ Prestigious award, for. Knights

“The local Xnights of Columbus has beén named the winner :

‘of this year's Father McGivney and Founders’ awards by its

-parent body.

Grand Knight Mike Panchuk, head of the Terrace group,

explained | the Father McGivney award — it’s named after the ...
international: organization’ 3 founder — recognizes outstan- 7

_ ding work: in both recruiting. and- retaining members.
The*Founders’ Award is presented | for excellence in ‘pro-

moting the organization’s fraternal insurance program.

“Receiving these awards is quite an honour,” said Pan- -

chuk,. ‘"We're very. pleased with these accomplishments.”

- He said the Knights of Columbus is a Catholic, family and

fraternal organization with 1.5.million members world-wide.
Last year those members put in more than 36.5 million hours

_ of volunteer service and donated | more than $04 million, to
; charity. Las . ; ;

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‘Tough topics to be tackled

“ Sashi Assanand, well-known speaker and workshop leader,

will be here next week fora speaking engagement atthe Ter- 7
--yace Women's Resource Centre.

-Assanand has traveled extensively through out the province
and recently headed up a workshop for the. B.C. Task Force
on Violence. Against Women.

_ The subjects of her Terrace talk will be Violence inan Im

migrant Setting and Teenage Generational Conflici.

The workshop takes place 9:30 a.m.-to 12:30.p.m., Satur-

day, Nov. 16 at the Women’ F Resource Centre and is free of

charge.

Because they anticipate a full house for the event,

organizers are advising people to pre-register. To do so, or to
obtain more information, contact Karla or Meera at the cen-
tre. (638-0228) between 12 noon and 4 p.m. weekdays.

LOCAL STUDENTS had a great time putting their im-
agination to work in celebrating Hallowe'en. Above,
Thomas Haizimsques (left) and Jimmy Sharron admire
one of the “cooler” scarecrows. that decorated Uplands _
Elementary: hallways:Oct.. 31,-.Below; some of the 80 |
Thornhill: Primary students who’ brought in Jack O° *
Lanterns pose with their creations. —

"Fresh air important

\ Kiti K’shan Elementary students will be learning all about
: the importance of fresh air and health problems that come

' from both indoor and outdoor air pollution this Friday. -

Passing on that knowledge. will be B.C, Lung Association
health educator Suzann’Ross-Goldie. She will be back here
‘next Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 13 and 14 to deliver the
. Same. message to Cassie Hall Elementary students. .

“She will also be meeting with Skeena Health Unit staff to

~ talk about lung health concerns here and hand over a supply
of freé no smoking signs. -

“We're particularly concerned with talking to people about
the health hazards of smoking,’’ Ross-Goldie explained, ad-
« ding: it: was: important people made an informed decision
‘ when it came to using tobacco. -

The B.C. Lung Association is a voluntary organization
- with. 13,000 regular supporters. It relies almost entirely on

~ money: raised through drives such as its annual Christmas Seal

; campaign to finance-research into lung disease and its educa-

tion and: community service programs.

“handled | top "secret ‘messages,

sages.ad well as handl-
arts of, casualties, .

“was, Not: only were the four of .
them. not: allowed to discuss
their work with anyone else,
they were also not: allowed: to
live ‘inthe. batracks, «3
Emma Taft joined the army -
jn’ 1943 in Winnipég, Man. She ©
did her basic training in Kit-
- chener, ‘Ont. and was then sent
to: Ottawa’ ‘where. she took a
“secretarial course. a :
That completed, she: was

she worked with: the recruitment
>branch .and “earned her
-corporal’s. stripes,

- After two years-in ‘St. John,
‘she was transferred ‘to: Regina
for two months before return-
ing to Ottawa in‘time for V.E.
- (Victory: in Europe) Day. Her
final posting: was to Vancouver
where she received her discharge
in the fall of 1946...

For Connie. Porter, a visit to
the Calgary recruitment office
was ‘followed’ by ‘a posting to
Vegreville, Alta. for basic train-
ing.

from Bl Bl"

met and talked with German

they used.

Canadian military HQ’back in
England. Here. he was given the
choice of joining the Allied
Control Commission or return-
ing to Canada.

He chose the latter and

bs Involved ‘translating .. -

all. =
Although’. Norma: ‘was - in:
“uniform; it Bore no stripés or in-
~ signi indicating what her job

posted to St,. John, N.B. where-

‘That completed, she found,

foresters and toured sawmills in
that country looking at their ~
operations and the equipment _

August 1945 saw Kautlbeck on «
the move again, this ‘tittie to .

chook: Bord ‘Trustee.

“herself back in Calgary vorkieg ;

as.a-secretary in Distilet. ‘Depot

13. where she’ spent “the neat wo
ety

" First’ stop) was London,
England where she remained

until ¥.E. Day. In. July, 1945
“she began-a six month’ stint at .
_ Army HQ in Holland and even-. ;
tually ‘returned: to.:Canada" in :

‘Jan. 1946, ‘She- ‘received. her.
’ discharge that year having : serve.

-ed a total of four years and two

day. Se

Edith Kawinsky began taking
her. nursing training :in: 1941: at
St. Paul’s. Hospital Vancouver.

Upon. completion ‘in’ 1949, she

made: an. unsuccessful attempt
to enlist. = :

However, with ithe advent of
the Korean. War, she was .ac-
cepted into: the. women’s’ air-

force in 1954, Officer training -

in London, Ont.: followed and
then a six-month stint training
‘asa flight nurse in the ‘United
States: — two. months .in
‘Alabama and - four months in
Texas.

~ After that; it” “was back’ to
Canada. and the “Cold. Lake,
Alta; airbasé where she rethain-

A logger’ 'S War -

received. his discharge on ‘Nov.
1,:1945,8

Kaulbeck returned | with a
medal: for volunteer service, a

‘France’ and Germany star, a
‘Defence: Britain medal and a

World. medal.
- Kaulbeck and Bill Bennett,

who joined the Canadian Army
in September, 1939 — are the

two oldest veterans of Royal

Canadian Legion branch 130s

here in Terrace.

Jacques (Jack) |

LE BLANC

November. 16,: 1991,

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