Page 3, The Herald Tuesc.: “ AUguS

2b, 1980

With “more “and more

wedding anniversary is truly
aspecial ‘occasion.
But for John and Muriel

theirs Thuraday, it was more
of a reflection of a good life
of the past 60.years.

“We've had a good life,’
said Muriel, who still
remembers when she met
John for. the first time at a
dance in 1918. ,

The Haalands - were
married on August 21, 1920,
and moved to Terrace in 1939
when John received work as
a carpenter here. ~

for the couple's anniversary,
one Thursday night and

Skeenaview Lodge, Wishing
warm congratualtions were

marriages ending in divorce, ;
the celebration of. a, é0th-

Haaland, who celebrated,

Several parties’ were held -

another Friday afternoon'at *

ialegtanias sent ic them irom mit -

Buckingham ‘Palace, Prime
Minister 1
Premier. Bill Bennett.

Both the: Haalands, ‘who :
are in‘ their early. 80's ‘were

active in the community...

- John: set up his own plum-'
bing business and was a cub |

scout leader. As well’ as

‘being’ an accomplished -
organist, Muriel volunteered
for. ‘the “Eastern Star

organization, — *

They have one son; Erin, ,
‘who lives, on Vancouver.
Island. “John is -originally .

from Norway and Muriel

~ -was-born in Ontario.
_ The secret to their long,
fasting marriage: ’ “give. a:

little, take a Little."
“Tt sounds one-sided but. |

: Bell tet herself infor a some- he was going.
“what unsettled Wife when she
became Mrs. Billy: Graham was going, to.” o

Trudeau and. 87 year’ ago,

; used ‘to extitement.

the city of Tsingkiangpu in -
' northeastern China, —

country ; and there was no,
:, distance, Mrs. ° Graham
recalled in .an. interview -

* during’her husband's recent

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