14. Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 5, 1986

National Elks le
to visit in Terrace

TERRACE — Vic Dyck
of Aldergrove, B.C., the
national leader of the
Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of Elks
Canada, will be visiting
the Terrace Elks Lodge
425 at their regular
meeting of Thursday,
March 20,

The Elks of Canada
and their auxiliary, the
Royal Purple, are a
fraternal organization

. founded in Canada in
the year 1912, and have a
total membership of over

68,000 members.

The organization is
dedicated to working for
the good and welfare of
the community with
special emphasis on the
needs of children, fund-
ed by their national
charity, the Elks Purple
Cross Fund. Special con-
cern has been placed on
the need for the early
identification and reha-
bilitation of hearing im-
paired children. Money
is also made available to
provide assistance for

| Movie review

Love on the Run

On Feb. 20 Reel World presented Francois Truf-
faut’s film, Love on the Run.

py Andrea Deakin, Terrace Movie Reviewer

Truffaut’s death makes this the last in the series of
films about Antoine Doinel.

In the first film, Four Hundred Blows, made in
1959, Antoine stole typewriters and dreamt of Balzac
in a corner of his mother’s apartment. Now he is a
successful author who bumps into an old friend in a
train station and reminisces about their earlier life as

teenagers in love.

However his memories and her memories do not
always mesh. Indeed Antoine really has not grown
up, despite his success. The women in his life are far
more mature and worldly-wise than he.

The next film in this excellent series will be

Australian director Bruce Beresford’s The Getting of

Wisdom.

Beresford, who made The Bounty, deals here with
the enclosed world of a Victorian private girl’s school
and a young girl, determined to be a modern woman
yet having to deal with the constrictions which would
frame her into a proper young lady.

The Getting of Wisdom will be shown in the lower
level of the library on Thursday, March 6 at 8 p.m.

Sports break

A tired Princ

George basketball player, Mike Healey,

takes a short break between matches during the B.C.
Winter Games staged In Terrace Feb. 27 - March 2.

the good and welfare of
other children, when
finances are not
available from other
sources. )
To recognize the thir-
tieth anniversary of the
fund in July of 1986,
special fund raising pro-
jects will be established
to collect an average of
$30.00 for each member
during the fiscal year. A
total of $1,500,000.00
has been budgeted for
the year in assistance to
children in need, and to
continue programs for
the early identification
of hearing impaired chil-
dren in Canada. This, in
co-operation with
government and speech

Biography of Grand Exalted

Grand Exalted Ruler,
Brother Vic Dyck, was
born on July 11, 1935, at
Hanley, Saskatchewan.

He moved to Chilli-
wack, B.C., with his
mother and brother in
1940, where they settled
on Sumas Prairie in the
Fraser Valley. He atten-
ded school there and
worked part time on
local farms (dairy and
tobacco). —

In 1949, Dyck went to
Vancouver looking for
employment, spending

several years in logging -

camps on the B.C. coast
after which time he got a
job for a dairy in Van-
couver aS an ice cream
salesman.

Dyck settled into the
trucking business in 1954
and started and operated
a trucking company in
Langley, B.C.

Dyck and his wife Iris
were married in 1954 and
their first child, a
daughter, was born in
1955, followed by two
more daughters in 1964
and 1966.

Dyck, Iris, and their
two youngest daughters
moved from Vancouver
to a small hobby farm in

Elkathon

The Terrace Lodge
No. 425 of the Benevo-
lent and: Protective
Order of Elks has been
granted permission by
Terrace council to hold a
charity walk on April 27.
Tie ‘“‘Etkathon” will
begin at the lodge on
Tetrault Street and pro-
ceed around the perime-
ter of the downtown
core. Council’s endorse-
ment of the idea is sub-
ject to approval by the
fire department and the
RCMP.

Buylng Habit

Researchers have found that
men are more habil-bound than
women in their package goods
buying and are less likely to for-
sake a brandto save money.

ader —

grams funded in every

and hearing profes-
sionals, will see pro-

province and territory in
Canada.

About .3175,000.00
will be allocated for the
Auditory Rehabilitation
Centre in Surrey, which
has been established as a
model program, which it
is hoped, in co-operation
with the government of
British Columbia, will be
expanded into other
areas of the province to
provide a much needed
service to the hearing im-
paired infants and
children. .

Since 1968, the Elks
and Royal Purple have
allocated over $5.5
million dollars through-
out Canada in public
awareness and _ special
projects to bring about
the early identification
of the hearing impaired.

Surrey, B.C. in 1974
where they still reside to-
day. His family today
also includes two grand-
daughters, 6 and 11 years
old. ,
Besides his job and his
involvement with the
Elks, Vic enjoys playing
golf with his friends and
spending his summer
weekends with family
and friends at their sum-
mer cottage on Pitt Lake
in Port Coquitlam.
Dyck joined the Elks
in Aldergrove in 1958
and worked his way
through the offices start-
ing with Esquire and
served as Exalted Ruler
on two different occa-
sions. He served as
District Deputy in Dis-
trict 10, B.C. He was
elected to the B.C. Elks
Association and served
as their President in
1974-75. ‘While serving
the association, he was
active in forming the
B.C. Elks Children’s
Recreation Camps Socie-
ty and served in the
capacity of Executive
Director for four years
during which time they
purchased and built two
camps.
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Vic Dyck, Nationa! Leader of the Elks

Dyck’s theme for. the
year. He chose this
theme because through
his observations in his
travels over the past few
years, he has found far

too much negative think-

ing in the membership
which creates a chain
around the neck of the
Order.

If the Elks are to
achieve growth and
recognition nationally,

Ruler

charitable programs in ~

local communities must
be recognized and the
national charity, the Elks

‘ Purple Cross Fund, must
become

synonymous
with the Elks of Canada.

Dyck feels that . for
progress, Elks members
must adapt ‘‘positive
thinking’? which will
create progress, and pro-
gress will enhance

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