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‘Visit in Retrospect:

by Nadine Asante
‘After fifty years of

“preaching I still feel I know
‘os little as-a child with a

bucket at the edge af the
ocean. | am just on the

i: fringes of the knowledge of
’ God’s love.”

5 So said the Most Reverend
‘-and Right. Henourable

Donald Coggan, Archbishop

‘af Canterbury, -during . the

last of three public addresses

. at a Proclamation Weekend
: in Terrace, B.C. on the ath,
’ Oth and 10th of this month.

That’ humility plus his

well-honed and frequently
- expressed humour and a
‘_yery human approachability
‘are ‘possibly the three
_ characteristics of the 10ist
- Archbishop. of Canterbury
- which will be best remem-

bered by those people who

“travelled from Alaska,

California, Alberta, the

+ jower mainland of B.C. end

all across Lhe northern part
of the province to pack the
Lee Theatre in
Terrace to listen to the
gentleman whose office in
the Commonwealth is second

"only to the Royal Family.

Mf men who are inflated
with their own importance
look down on the crowd from
their insecure pinnacles,
then a truly great man like
Donald Coggan mingles with
the people. He laughed,
preached, taught, ale with

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from going bad." he said.

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radiated the joy of his calling
he referred continuously to
the seriousness of the work
_of Christians in today’s
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colour and race, sex and
political and economic issues
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sweated His- way. ihrough
The Archbishop had also &
word of chastisement to the
gathered clergy. “I find all
too often’, he said, “that the
rector is so busy with non-
essentials that he has €X-
changed inspiration for
rspiration.” .
And to the laily he said,
“Make your clergy ac-
countable.: Ask them to
discuss their last sermon
with you: ‘Bul for every
criticism of your rector,
offer ten prayers for his help.
Speak’ ‘to ‘his. face, don't
complain behind his back.’
Accompanied by his
gracious wile, Jean, the
Archbishop said that a happy
marriage in itself is a loud
proclamation of faith.
- And Mrs. Coggan, in her
one public address, con-
tinually referred to her
husband with glowing pride
and told her audience that
before he accepted the Ar--
chbishopric of Canterbury,
established by St. Augustine
in 604 AD. her husband
came quietly to her to ask if
she could accept the
tremendous responsibility
which would fall on her
shoulders as the mistress of
Lambeth Palace, the
traditional home of Ar-
chbishops of Canterbury.
And Donaid Coggan, the

man who upholds the right of
women to be ordained, sel a
precedent by. insisting that
his wife be allowed 1o kneel
beside him when he was
bestowed the honour of his
office in Canterbury
Cathedral three years ago.

Although in each public
address the Archbishop in ~
well-chosen words offered
plenty of food for future
musings, he also proclaimed
a few hard facts for im-
mediate mental digestion
such as, ‘The earth is the
Lord’s...not the landlords’”’,
when speaking of protection
of the environment.

Or, when talking about
newly graduated
theologians, he said, “...Une
graduate priest who has all
ihe answers until he’ visits
the bedside of an old
illiterate woman who is
dying of cancer and then
learns more about faith and
the love of God than he has
learned in all his years in
theology.”

Yes, he is quite a man, the
Archbishop of Canterbury.
He tells it like it is ina voice
so resonant it can shake
limbers in your soul and with
hands so gently expressive
they speak wilhout words.

1 think all who heard his
addresses would agree thal
he came, he saw, and he
conquered .... in love.

Open House
at Skeena

The first upen house of the
year at a Terrace schoul will
be held at Skeena Junior
Secondary Schovl on Mon-
day, September 17, starting
al 7 u'clock.

School principal, Tom
Hamakawa, noted thal since
there is a large number of
new staff as well as a new
principal at Skeena Schvol it
has been decided to have an
early open house.

“All parents are cordially
invited to attend,"' the
principal noted.

The schedule fur the open

house will be 7:30 to 9:00, a

general assembly in the gym
with introductory “Femarks:
from the administration and
counsellors and introduction
of new staff.

From 8:00 lo 9:00 a mini-
limetable of day one wil) be
held with parents circulating
with their son's or
daughter's timetable (10
minute sessions),

Frum 9:00 (o 9:30 teachers
will Be in their classrooms lo
meet informally with
parents.

Principal Hamakawa
pointed oul that, “It is the
sincere belief of staff and
administration thal most
difficulties students’ ex-
perience in school can best
be solved, or even avuided
enlirely, with goud home-

‘ schoul communication."

“Mosl parents are
reluctant te phone the school
to contact teachers, coun-
sellors, or administralurs
unless there is some serious
concern. I would like lo
encourage parents 10 call
even if it is only a question
that needs answering,” the
principal added. -

Mr. Hamakawa has
established three basic rules
fur behaviour at the schvol
this year, They include:
Respect yourself, Respect
others, and There is never an
excuse for bad manners.

“Of course there are séme
regular rules pertaining to
smuking, .absenteeism,
lockers, buoks, etc., which
all schouls must obey,” Mr.
Hamakawa added.

So far there have already
been 23 school teams formed
which include everything
from Badminton to

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teacher is involved in at least
une extra-cirricular activity,
and some teachers are in-
volved with many different
activities, the principal
explained.

As well as the teams there
are 20 clubs including such
diverse activities as the Art
Club, a Cycling Club, a
Billiards Club and a Ski
Club.

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NEW WESTMINSTER,
B.C, (CP) — A 35-year-old
Surrey, B.C., | woman
charged witti second-degree
murder in the stabbing death
of her nine-month daughter
in February was found not
guilly by reason of insanity
Tuesday.

Janet Eleanor Craigmill
was committed to Riverview
hospital following the jury
trial before Justice William
Joseph Trainor.

An aulopsy showed that
Chandra Roberta Craigmill
died of knife wounds to her
heart.

Story
time

There will be morning and —

bedtime story programs for
pre-schoolers this fall at the
Terrace Public Library.

The morning story hour
will be held on Wednesdays
at 10 o’clock, beginning on
September 20, and running
for six weeks. The program
will include staries, games
and films, Each session will
last about 45 minutes.

Bedtime stories will be
read on Thursday evenings
at 7 o'clock, beginning on
September 21, again running
for six weeks, This will
simply feature about 20
minutes of stories and
children are Invited to attend
in their pyjamas.

If you are the parent of a
three, four or five year old
child, register right now,
because space is limited,

Fiesta
Disco

On Friday, September 22,
it's Fiesta Time in Terrace.
There’s going to be some
great dancing and all are
invited to come oul and join
in the sun and Disco El
Salvadorenun stylé.

It will take place in the
Terrace Arena Banquet
Room tomorrow, Friday,
September 22 from & p.m.
untit midnight, No jeans will
be allowed.

HOLD ELECTIONS

WELLINGTON (Reuter)
— General elections will be
held in New Zealand on Nov.
25, Prime Minister Robert
Muldnen announced Wed-
nesday.

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