THE _OMINECA HERALD. NEW HAZELTON, BC. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1987.

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_4 SENSE OF HUMOR —

A sense of humor is one of the most
precious possessions in Hife. It stands
high in the scale of virtues and ts
characteristic ef the saints who were
very human despite the contrary im-
pression often made by badly written
lives. |

Humor finds its objective in the in-
comegruity and fatuity of ordinary
wordy affairs, where proud mortals
show utter lack of appreciation of pro-
per values in life. They strut through
their little span as though material
gain were the ultimate good, meet

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makes angels weep, but also comedy
that must make angels smile

"Tis said of Newman that when a
child, he fancied he Was perhaps an
angel marooned in an earth-bound|.
phasee for th amusement of his erst-
while companions eager to see what
he would do. An echo of this child-
ish fancy in the Hines of his great
hymn:
“And with the morn: those angel faces,

Smile’: .
Which have loved. dong since, and lost
awhile,”

We ean fancy the angels smiling at.
the futile efforts intellectuals who are
cocksure of reforming the world by
legislation and secular education, at
the inconsistency of . statesmen who;
preach peace and plan war, at the. so-
called . society. that considers posses:
sion of cash makes-them of better clay
than the disinherited, at the. waring
of Christian groups that permit organ-
ized materialism to steal its thunder
from them and pose as champion hu-
manitarianism.

This secularized world of ours is
losing its sense of humor because it
has lost sight of-the real meaning of
life, and pinning its faith to worldly

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eeas that in Shakespeare’s words.

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‘| good,”

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‘left. Hénee: ‘the eyniclany. and despair
which |:

the downfall of the Roman civilization
and as recorded by the. classic poets.

‘Only'b. ravival of the spirit of Chris-
tianlty can give saddened pessimistic
humans that just appraisal of
really matters, ‘that will :enablé-’ rain
to see through the foibles: of human
management, and. ging: inthe’ hearts
confident in the assurance of.the Lord
(Of Destiny: that, .“té those: who love
God all things work together unto

And it is consoling to note, as the!
years speed by, the truth of Chester-|
ton’s remarks that “One of the few
things that can really increase. with
old ‘age is that of a’ sense of humor. Fran
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LINKING CANDA AND U. Ss.
The international, bridges perform .a
great publie service, They make | it
possible for people to cross the border
to meet frequently, summer and win-
ter. There are six of these bridges
spanning waters that divide the Unit-
ed States from Canada and they are
all located in Ontario. They are fine

success When this vanishes, and de-

pression reigns, there ia no anchorage’

examples of engineering. skill, Pro-

seharacterised othat. other great | j
period of decadence in‘ world history, |

. Canada and it was the first successful

26,000,000 of ‘these were by commer-

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dertaking of the United Ctates and of

suspension bridge for railway traffic.
For twenty years it was the world’s
record arch, There is an extra inter-

in the records. It joms two little is-
lands of the: Thousand Island group,
cne of which is in Canada and the

bridge in the world.

Wyhole of the international traffic a
there are 9 ferries operated and there
is a tunnel, but the bridges carry most
of the pdssengérs, It has been estima-
ted that the crossings to and from the
two countries were about 4, 000,600 and

bably the one. that has most appeal to

cial bridge, ferry and tunnel.

There

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$100, 000,

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- subscriptions for this Loan, to be issued as follows:
13-Year 1% Bonds, due June 1, 1939.
Issue Price: 99.125% and Accrued Interest,

Yielding approximately 1
AND

TYear 24 % Bonds, due November 15, 1944

Issue Price: 98. 50% and Accrued Interest,
Yielding approximately 2, 74% to Maturity.

AND

59% to Maturity.

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14-Year 3 % Bonds, due November 15, 1951

Callable on or after November 15, 1948
Issize Price: 99.00% and Accrued Interest,

Yielding approximatel y

The 1% Bonds will be dated December 1, 1937.

3.34% to Maturity,

~ Bonds will be dated November 15, 1937.
"Principal: and: interest will be payable in lawful money of Canada.

“Interest will: be payable without charge, semi- annually, at any branch i in Canada of. any

Chartered Bank.
as 1% Bonds ‘$1,000.00
Denominations: 244% Bonds $1 1000-00

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$100, $500, $1,000.00

_ Proceeds of this Loan will. be used for refunding, yin part, the outstanding ° total of.
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the imigination of the layman, ig, across’ .
the Niagara river. It was a joint un-|

‘national bridge which does not appear |'}"

other is in the United’ States. It ig7-
said to be the smallest international

‘© OF course bridges do not carry the :

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