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By: J Suity j Vaideuchit

Rather than my thought for
today, I thought 1 would share
with you a poem by an un-
known author, :

Blessed are they who un-
derstand my faltering steps, my
palsied hand;

Blessed are they who know ears
today must strain lo catch the
words they say; :

Blessed are they who seem to
Imow my eyes are dim, my wits
aré slow;

Blessed are they. wha with a
cheery smile will stop and chat
a little while;

Blessed are they who never say
“ You told that story twice
today!" —

Blessed are they who: ‘know the
ways (o bring back memories of
yesterdays;

Blessed are they who ‘make it
known, you are loved, _Tespect
and not alone;

Blessed are they who- ease the
days of my. journey HOME in
loving ways. t

I would like Ww dedicate this
portion of my column lo-an
exira- -ordinary man. Antan
Haubenchild was bore 20th June
1890 and worked right up tothe
age ui WO. Tony, as. he was afé
feclionately known. | Was:
everyone's friend and his sense’
of humour was a joy. He was
married to his wife Mabel far,
sixty years and was the father’
of six bays und twin daughiers.
He moved (o this area in 1948,

_ Tetrace ( Pacific) Branch

‘relatives ”

Tony and Mabel were active
members of the Old Age Pen-
sioners Organization and were
twenty five year members af
the Cribbage Club. Tony will be
sadly missed by his many
friends. He passed away May
ist after a brief illness. To his
wife Mabel and family we ex-
tend our sincere condolences.

We will be making the bus
trip to Rupert June 15th. the bus
will be leaving 9:00 a.m. from

_the Lakelse Hotel and will leave

Prince Rupert approximately
6:30 p.m. We will be en-.
tertained by the Rupert Senior
Citizens and a visit to the
Hospital and Cannery are

_ scheduled, As there will be lots

of room on the bus il was
decided to exterid a welcome to
any Senior Citizens who would
like to go to. Rupert to visit
or renew old
acquainiances lo join us on the
tip. The fare will be $5.00 for
non-members. ‘If you are in-~
terested in making, the trip
please contact me as soon as
possible to book a seat. If there

are any members 1 have'nt .

contacted who would like to go
please phone me aS soon as ¢
possible. The fare is $3.00 per
person for members of the Old -
Age’ Pensioners Organization.
The next.meeting of the..

‘0.8.2.0: will be held June 6th

in the Senior Citizen’s Room of ©
the Terrace Arena al 2:00 p.m. -
For more ‘information . please:
prone me al 635-5959. -

No. 13

- Royal Cc anadian: Legion

Branch 13 has donated a’sum
of $200 towards thé purchase af

sweaters for the minor ‘lacrosse :

leams in Terrace.

“HARD LUCK NIGHT DANCE
‘wil will be-held-at the. Legian

Hall on Friday June 7. -For this |”
. evening

only”. all dress’
regulations will be suspended.

’ “The invitation is come as you”

Another chequai in the amount
af $200 went out to the Skeena
Junior Secondary School “Gold
Band”: to help: with their ex-,
penses- in. visiting: Expo. 74° at
Spokane’ Washington es

“Accheqie in an amouln GF sins
{went lo. the: Caledonia Senior.
©, Secondary School Band to help

wipe oul part of the daficit of:

last year's Irip to “Ontaria.’

are. Admission will be $1.00 at
the door. ae

“The Brafieh Picnic will take

‘ place on dune 23° at" the: Hart’:
.Barm.”The starting tne hasn't
~ been fixed yet-but it is likely to -

be’ around.nog:

The Entertainment Committee
has drawn plaris for this eyent,
based on the expktience of last’

. year's event and this one should

be an improvement.

AL 0. F. Mark 100th
Anniversary Q

The bidependent Order al -

Foresters, “the ‘world’s largest
non-sectarian fraternal ‘benefit
suciely. celebrates its. 100th

unniversary. June: 17th.

The LO.P. which has its. in-
ternational headquarters in

Toronto, “Canada, has a

membership af more than ore .

million, in the United States,
Canada and the. United
Kingdom.. - :

In British Columbia there are
over $5,000 members belonging
jy variaus courts throughout the
‘Province. ‘Among communily
| projects undertaken by these
Courts are help for {he Cancer
. Association, ‘he Mentally
Retarded and the Heart and
Kidney funds,

“The LOAF, started” as a
“threakaway: proup on- dune 17,

1874, when American members -

‘af the British Contralled* An-
-eiefn Order of Foresters,
became’ dissatistied :with the
“dack: of | autonomy = from
-England: They met in Newark,
‘New Jersey und fornied the
= Jidependent Order: - af
. Foresters. :

In 1881, headquarters moved
la London. Ontario where “a
* Mohawk Indian medical doctor,

-QGronhyatekha. became head of
‘the LOF. with

. the tlle. of
‘Supreme Chief Ranger. Later

Skin and “scUBA diving ara for
expert swimmers only, Let Red
Cross help you wparade your
ewimming skllis.

the headquarter, :
Toronto. :

Today's President’ “and
Supreme Chief Ranger is. B.C.

-allum, a native of Beach, .

North Dakota, who" 7
the late Louls. E.° Probst two
Years ABO. a.
“Mery Hallum ‘has’ *wdrked * ‘for
the L.O.F. for 35 years.and was
formerly. divisional manger for
the Great Lakes, stalds; based |
in Chicago. ~

of British Colum

25 hours of classroom in:

will be.
posled: mine esbned Mater" diei—aflernoonrandey beet and” Wine
festival in the evening spdh- -

: King.

b :
cred. to

altitude, city and highwa

“Mayor Gordon Rowland S@e5
a way, to finance the huge
backlog of essential ‘services to
be constructed in Terrace in the
provisions of Bill 8A Sewage
Facilities Assistance-Act which |
was-recently introduced in the
Legislative Assembly in Vie-

- loria.

The Mayor said that it was toa

“goon to spell out just what the

city could apply for under the
Bill: but he said that it will be
studied very ‘closely and the
administration will be in-
structed to get as much as

-possible for the communily.

Legislation that, U.B.C.M.
officials describe.as one of the
best financial aid programs the
provincial government has
offered municipalities in years
was introduced in the House on
April 9 by Municipal Affairs
Minister Jim Lorimer. Entitled
the ‘Sewerage Facilities

Assistance Act (Bill. 88), its ,
purpose is to grant significant -

aid to help municipalities and

‘regional districts ‘meet the

rapidly. rising, costs’ and
demands for more sophisticated
sewage facilities.

‘It is something the U. B.C.M.
has been seeking for many
ypars, nol only to enable local

“ governinent.- to- ‘provide
adequate sewerage. and
treatment facilities, but also to

install the high calfhre system, ~

particularly..in respect of
treatment, demanded by the
government but whieh the local
property taxpayers are unable
to meet. Unlike the present

‘Municipal Treatment: Plant

Assislance Act, which Bill 38
will replace, and which the
U.B.C.M.° told .Victoria ever
since it was enacted was totally
inadequate, significant
amounts of money will be
granted. For example, in 1973
less than $8,000 was paid under
the M.T.P.A. Act, while under
the new legislation it is ex-
pected (hat paymenits val (otal
several million.

“The new bill provides for an
annual grant calculated a5 75
per cent of the amount by which ,
the annual debl charges. being.
paid, or to be: paid, byeach
municipality or tegional district
for sewer facililies exceed the’

, praduct of a three-mill properly

tax levy. While the three-mill
formula is used (o calculate the
grant, local. government will,
nut necessarily. have ta.levy a
three-mill rate, but rather ‘may

continue to raise allor 1 part ot

their’ sewer requirements by:
frontage
charges. Most important is that,
unlike the previous bill's’
provisions, the debt charges on
existing a5 well as future debt
are included in the grant for-
mula.. . The Act will ‘be
retroactive to Jan. 1, 1974, and
therefore will apply to this
year's debt charges payments
on , existing sewerage and
treatment facilities as well as to
new and future ones.
. to

- The debt! to be included. fer
delermining the grant will be -
that related .to providing
sewage lreatment and disposal

‘and such gathering facilities as

are certified by. the inspector of

‘municipalities. :The' intent is:

that’ treaiment facilities; main
trunks and gathering works be
imluded in each case, whereas,
the internal lateral systems of a
‘subdivision or area will not be”
included. ‘The inspector . of
municiaplilies will .be ‘giver
discretion 10 determine in each

individual ease what facilities ©

are included’ in the gathering
system -for. lhe - purpose of
calculating the grant. ;

- Swedish. Community Gi ft to B. C..

“the Swedish - .Communtiy of
British Columbia, .one of. the
many active Ethnic groups, has
undertaken one of, their most
enthusiastic projects. It will be
a, gift io the People. of. the

- Province - a Fountain, a work of |
_art io be: designed and con-

structed in. Sweden... The
Swedish Folk Society of B.C.,

has been sel up to take charge of ©
the project which has been a.
- year in the planning slage. The

~ estimated cost. is $40,000.00.

Every organization and

. taking anactive part ard -

member of the Swedish
Community in the Province will
be asked. to Make a. con-
‘tribution. Many of the leading
members of the community are
“all
out campaign for funds is us:
derway.

“The. Vancouver Parks Board
is co-operating and this gift will .
be located in ‘the Van Dusen

‘Botanical.Gardens, which opens’

in 1975..The Officers of. ihe
‘Swedish Folk Society of B.C..
arei- Helge Pearson, Chair-

Politics Not All Work

+ Everett, Stevens, ” the:
‘Progréssive Conservative
candidate for Skeena made a
swing through the riding on the

_ weekend. With’ his family-he -

allended lhe annual Houston
May ;Day celebrations on
-Savurday,, whieh Included “a
"baseball , tournament in. the

sored by.the Houston Booster
Club and the Jayeees! He'spend
Sunday al the Terrace, Trade
Fair and Monday at the Delta

‘LG.B.Cs. DRIVER EDUCATION
INCENTIVE PROGRAM

1, Why is the Programme offered and ‘what is the incentive?

To Promote Highway Sataty, through Oriver Education, and provide a grant toall _-
naw drivers whocompiete an approved driver education course. uf

2, Who may quality for the grant?
Any new driver who ikobtalnirig anorlginal British: Calumbia Driver's License.

4. What is the amount of the Grant. from the insurance Corporation

~ Arebateof courte fees Ste a maximum of $50.00, pal upon: complitan of the course
--and the issue ol a valid Driver's License. " : -4

4, What does the | our

2 ‘consist of?.

actlons:

——i (PORTANT a

cee ie ce S250":
Gee e cence eens + $5000;
S00

feslivities’ in Kitimat.

vering preparation for Learner's. Permit,: Driver
‘driving, alcohol and drugs and their affect on the. driver, _
and many other tapics| plu pours ary natn nifruction.. . : a

Wo cceeseve eee

which ‘were sponsored hy ‘the
students. of. Mount, Elizabeth -
Senior Secondary Schuol and
the Kiwanish Club of Kitimat.

Mr. Stevens said that
enjoyed participating in the

communily- spiril. anal these
‘very “suecessful

functions:
organized by very hard-working

~ groups -of community-oriented

peaple: af
Mr. Stevens will he spending
the remainder: of. the week
visiting people in the Hazelton
area.

Stee

Scho Fi oF resen

(\AND FURTHER “oT!

tative will he. in

Tes

he’

mat, Eric. Hammarsirom,”
‘Viee-Chairman, Karin Johnson,
Seerelary-Treasurer, Ann
Johanson, Recording
Secretary. Chairman Helge.
Pearson of the Pearson Con-
‘Struction Co. . Ltd.; North
" Vancouver-staled that plans are
well underway and substantial
“pledges have already been
received,

“Mice Chairman ric}, Ham-
marstrom, a retired business’
man and active member of the
Swedish . Communily .is.
‘spearheading the drive - ‘for

-funds: Swedish Consul General .

Karl A. Stahl, 3825 Glenview
Crescent, North Vancouver, one
ofthe Directors added.with a
broad -smile:-: ‘l have. never

> geen such enthusiasm and in-
lerest iby ihe Swedish Ethnic —
roup.”"

Contributions, {o be forwarded .
“lo Miss Kakin’ © Jonsson,
_ Secretary-Treasurer, - Swedish

Falk Society of B.C., 1804 West
-Broadway: Vancouver, B.C.

Taxation Numbered Reeaipt '
will ty be issued.

av as ov on

laxes. and user |

‘WEEKEND |
SPECIALS .

4850 ‘Lakelse Ave.,

“Willtam Kehnke, ‘as, ‘charged
with’ ‘theft: under, $200, fined
$100; Alex” Pack, 25, charged

with ‘driving ‘with a -blood-
“alcohol ratio.

er 08, fined
"$200; Lioyd Lundquist, “43,
charged with driving with a
blood-alcuhal ratio. aver .08,
fined $300; Van, Geeraert, 19,
charged with Impaired: driving’
fined $300; Earl Alexander,
charged with possession of a

restricled drug, fined $150.

Fire al Hotsprings

‘A fire al the Skoglund Hot .

Springs, abaut, twelve miles
south of here, gutted the interior
of at least one cabin at the site.
The fire was ‘reported ‘to

‘Terrace RCMP at .11:15° last

Thursday. It was exlinguished

“has resulted in “charges of *

backing when unsafe te do so,
being laid against Heather
Lillian Green of Stewart. Very
few details about the accident,

which. took place about 9:05

“by the staff at the Hot Springs. -

and. by. neighbours. - — In-
vesligalion so far has only
revealed that’ an: employee of
the Hot Springs was working In
ihe cabin when. the blaze
erupted. ° ; H

Home Fitered
~ Good Taken

A breaking ‘and entering al.

the Old Lakelse. Lake Road

- residence of Sam Moore nelted

someone over $1,000 in personal
property... RCMP are ‘In-
-yestigating the break-in, which
was reported at 12:20 a.m. on
Thursday, | with ‘several
suspects in mind.

. Police Recover
Stolen Truck =.“
RCMP moved _ quickly
Saturday to recover a ‘van’

slyle truck alter it was reported

stolen: The truck, a 1960 Ferd,
“was stolen from the residence of
Paul Cyr on Bobsein Road in
Thornhill and was reported at'1l
am, Later that’ day RCMP

‘ faund.the vehicle abandoned at

the end of Queensway, The

theft is still under investigation. .

Man has Aléache :
. Case Stolen

“Anattache case, the property -

of Les Annandaie was remaved

from his car sometime Monday

afternoon, and Whoever did the -

removing ge! away with about
$200 worth af cash and goods.
Inside. the allache case was a
picket-type calculator and
cheques and cash.

Siewart Weinan Charged
‘

: In Ace
A collision. Ssinrday, eyering |

Some.

“p.m. at the West-End service
complex, aré available as yet.

Police Investigate Accident .

‘RCMP. in Terrace is in-
vestigating a single car ac-
cident that took place over the
weekend and saw the demollsh-
ment of a 1971 Chevrolet driven
by Tom Henderson Jr, of
Thornhill: : Henderson allegedly
missed a corner at the
Zimacord Bridge. detour, just

‘over * the bank,

> WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,1674,

_ Rupert Man Olt Road. :
A Prinee .Ruperl; driver,
George ‘Moore inflicted : 31,000
damage to his car‘last. Wed-.
nesday when he left Highway .16

‘pbout: 4s miles east of here and

slammed into the bank.: RCMP
are investigating the: accident.

Correctlon ;

In Police Beal, two. issues
back, the Herald reported that
David Gibson of Terrace was
charged. with backing when
unsafe. todo sa following’ a,
collission at the Skeena Bridge.
Mr. Gibson, apparenty was not

west af. Terrace, and went ; charged.

course
faken in Terrace!

‘

"contact:

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SCHOOL DISTRICTNO.88
(SKEENA. CASSIAR)

- Department of Continuing.
Education

University Transfer
. Courses —

The Department of Continuing Education. in
Terrace in cooperation with the College of New
Caledonia will be offering first and secand year:
unviersity courses in Terrace in the Fail, Please ~
Jet me know if you are interested in faking or:
teaching a university course! If ther i is sufficient
interest - daytime classes will be organized!
With enough students - a complete first year
{5 courses) of university ‘could be ~

The following is a list of possible courses:
"English (First and second year)
Sociology.
Anthropalogy ..
"Science a (Physics, Biology,or Chemistry)
‘Mathematics - ;
Psychology
“Geography
* Political Science
Any other suggestions? —
Anyone interested in any of these courses should,

. Hugh Power"
: Phone §35- 6531 or 635-3833

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ane "No-one ever. of
regretted being —
well-dressed." |

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Phone 635-2421

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