, “ftom the .old- one, a
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ged the Saskatchowan Legislature ‘during the time that the CCF

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by FRANK HOWARD, MB

This new session of ‘Parliament can hardly be distinguished
for one ended during the morning and the

i'm ‘sure “you. all know.-niy: views abut Speeches froni the

ment. “Last. anyone accuse me of baling partisan let me say that
my feelings applied to the Speeches from the Throne that open

was in office there. | os a .

There is a bit of difference in this Speech from the Throne,
_A number of’ items mentioned in. It are matters which were
private members in ParMament some of -whom

For tastance, there {s the question of divorce, Arnold Peters,

' MP,. and- I fought the battle for divorce change against almost
every ‘other M.P. during the early 1960’ s,-At that tima the Con
servatives wouldn’t move to do anything and ‘the Liberals, then

‘However, now we find that divorce legislation Is going to be

_Take ‘again the matter of birth control, It was Bob Prittie, a

D the restrictive provisions ofthe Criminal
Code ‘relating to birth control materials and measures removed,

Finally, a Parliament: committee. ‘dealt with this and now the |

government ts taking up tha cauge, Good.

Many will remember when Tommy Douglas campaigned up and
down this country.asking for a Department of Consumer Affairs
to be established, Again his idea was: ridiculed as being not
necessary. Now, though, ‘the government. is going to do just

Capital Punishment: will also be dealt with, Here, too, various
M.P.'s from all ‘parties have, over the years, intoduced Bilis
Gealing With Capital ‘Punishment, Now government is going to
show ‘the lead that it should have shown some years ago, Goad,

‘ i en 2 fo
There are many other ttems in the Speech from the Throne,
_of which is housing, To me, housing’
is vitally. important and 1 regret that there is only one sentence
in the Speech from the Throne dealing with housing, . .

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TERRACE “OMINECA" HFRALD, “TERRACE, B.C.

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JOHN . HERMAN: BUSCHMARN, | !
Terrace, B.C. -: hia , ) Rial
John Herman Busehmann, of."
Dutch, Valley pasaed away in Mills
Memorial. Hospital. “o lay, 15
_jat the age of 78. °- 5 a
“The late Mr. Buschiiant, with
his wife and family, had been re
sidents of Terrace for:31 years.
Their 3tacre homestead: ig ‘in|

Dutch Valley, a

-, The funeral service for the lato
Mrs, ‘Esther. Kennedy was-held
‘jon Monday May 16, 1967.st the.
local Balvation Army Citadel, Re:
latiyes and friends ofthe Terrace
area gaitherad: to pay thalf stset -

ploneer of
, o foountryy <6 ne
The family farmed $n-Saskat-) eo ae

chewan from 1923 untiltheycame|. Mrs. Kennedy Masten he the
to Terrace in 1996 where. Mr.|town of. Port Hesington, 9 OB.
Buschmann wenttoworkfor Pohte;the Skeena “River in the year
Lumber Company, Itt health caus-| 2582. In “early lite, she moved.
ed him to retire and he took up|' the village of Kiselas, where

the Skeens - ‘River .

his trade as gunsmith, People|#he lived many years," °°. an
';eame from as tar east as Prince] She was a well respected cit.
George through to Prince Rupert|izen of the community, active in © .
to acquire his services, He was|local projects, and from chil. «.
the only gunsmith fn ‘the area.jhood toe the sunset years rent
The deceased is survived byhis|ered valuable service in Salvir
widow, Helen; his ean Herman tlon Army work, 0).
and daughter Mra, Hanna Hog. ; ; ee a:
of Terrace; anda second daughter re ae vena ina reece
Dorothy Husten of Williams Lake, | P* Ket ion MD acrest
There are five grandchildren, |‘ Selowna, B.C. ot
Mrs, Husten was here for the! She is survived by a daughter,
funeral which was held on Thurs-|.Mrs, R, McDames, by cousins,
day, May 18 from Christ Luther-| nieces, nephews , and fifteen
an Church, Pastor-H, Madsen] grand-children, ; ;
officiating.

Interment was made In Kitsum-| - ~ a :
kalum Cemetery. Pallbearers| _ F raud Wrecks
were Bob Sheridan, Jimmy Glen, : image a
Norman Rolsen, Joe Ward, Fr —_
Hampton, Joe Rolsen, Richard] WINNIPEG (CB) The business

community is getting a bad name
because dishonesty is coming ine
creasingly to public attention,
Says RC. Frazee of. Winnipeg,
a bank manager. Honesty does .
not get noticed because*commen
“place, every-day people and
events don’t make news,’’ He
says he wonders ifhistory lscom- -
pleting a cycle and going back to
the days when the businessman
was viewed with scorn by soclety,

North and. John Jeffrey of Kits
Imat.

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Altar made of ..

potash. crystals
‘ESTERHAZY, Sask. (CP)- The
base of the altar in leemer
Lutheran Church here, 120 miles
east of Regina, is made of potash
erystals from a local mine, '

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statements - business ‘cards - invitations - flyers national fidg “of: canada. The aden anew: alien charged. Prépayment privileges:Confidéntidlarrange- fa:
letterheads - brochures - envelopes - all forms {holiday was suggested by officials , ments. = on .

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A muff in the minutes gave
former Herald editor Ruth Hale

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ASSOCIATES REALTY CREDIT LIMITED

lock the idea that something was
Up. . :
The, something was a presenta-
tion and.an honorary membership
in the Terrace Women’ s Institute,

But it was intended to be a
surprise, .

Ruth Hallock was invited to the

Terrace lady on

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A Terrace woman has .won a

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place on the Rupert Diocesan Ex| Meeting at the home of Mrs, ASSOCIATES. .
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ecutive of the Catholic Women! s beletne ween oun Prevext 0 For Free Guide Map of Expo 67 Call in at any &

League,

She Is Mrs, J. Frederick who
was elected secretary at the an-
nual convention held May 16 + 17
in the Prince George Sacred Heart
auditorium | .

The convention drew represen-
tation from 15 parish CWL coun-
ceils covering anarea from Prince
Rupert to Fort St, John,

‘|, Theme of the convention wass
**He shall Rule from Sea to Sea!’
Worksheps were held, Tuesday

evening on “The Christlan Ado.

lescent’', and Wedndsday- on

“Cltizenship’ ',
There was a full agenda of bus-

Iness and social activites as well

addresses by theeverend Father

8. Gordon, O.M.L, Mr. Ms van

Adrichem, Bishop Fergus Of

Grady and Mrs. D, Palumbo, pro-

vinetal president. oo
‘Welcoming addresses were

made by the Reverend Father

T. McNamara, 0,M:I, and Mrs,

Francis Moore, Sacred Heart

Council president,

: Election af officers were as

follows; Immedlate past pres

identeMrs, J.G. | McKenzie,

Prince George; presidents = Mrs,

E.D,. Drummond, Kitimat; first

vice - president » Mrs. M. J,

Kushinsky, Dawson Creek; 2nd

Vice - = Mrs, B,- Kilgour, Ft,

St.John; 3rd Vice « = Mrs,

Callaghan, McBride; secretary «

Mrs, J, Fredericks, Terrace

treasurer «+ « Mrs, Reinke, Var

derhoof and director - Father R,

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Bernard, Kitimat, B.C,

- The real intention was to pre
sent her with a cup and saucer
and an honorary membership for
her support of the Women’s Ine
stitute while inthe editorial chair,

However these things take plan-
ning. And the plans were reveal-
ed when the minutes were read,

Commented secretary - --Beryl
Paterson: “That cat was out of
the bag a little early but at least
it was a big. surprise,**
Other business decided at the
meetings
President Flora Clausen and
five other members will travel to|.
the district confarence at Hous:
ton May 27, Women’s rights are
on the agenda, .
Threa new membership were
taken out during the months, .
President FloraClausenhasdo
nated a tea apron with Hquid em.
brodered sweet peas for a sale
at the June 12 national conven:
tlon‘In Gueloh, Ontario, ‘
Art exhibit has been schedul-
ed for August. .
‘Next meating is scheduled for
Juna 21 when Mrs. Stan Miller,
Ssulte 5, Keystone’ Apartments ,
will a

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‘Bears in kitchen -
LAKE COWICHAN, B.C.. (CP)
— Mr. and Mrs, Fred ‘Olsen of
this Vancouver Island.-- com-
munity have a house full of
bears and cougars, The Olsens
adopted two bear cubs. and
three cougar kittens when. their
parents were killed by hunters,

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Associate's Office

; : Music exams
for local
students

;|..Reginald Bedford of the Board
of Examiners of the Royal Con-
servatory of Music will conduct
examinations: for the Conserya-
tory in Terrace on May 30, ;
An’ excellent concert pianist,
Reginald Bedford is best known
as a.partner in the two-plano
team of Bedford and Eby (Mrs,
Badfored), In the past ‘the team

has convertized under New York'
Management in the United states

and. Canada, and presently Mr,
Bedford performs often for C,
B,C, Radio and with Symphony
Orchestras throughout: Canada.
Teacher as wellas concert-artist,
Mr.: Bedford was formerly head
of the plano department of the
‘s|Conservatory of Music in Halifax,
He. now has his own studio in
Hamilton, Ontario, with a staff of
10 associated teachers, and Is a
member of the Royal Conserya-
tory's Board of Examiners,

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Terrace Teachers
study methods to
instruct in art

. How to teach art was the topic
for: the Terraca Teachers’ in
service?’ meeting May 9.
Mrs, Bonnie Anderson and Mrs.
Joan-Brulotte- gave the primary | Im
teachers*instruction on painting |
and ideas for art projects in the
classroom, - a

~ Mrs, Mina Malmstrom and Rob»
in-McColl presented the inter-
mediate teachers with theorles|§
and practleal applications for art, | 8
Proceeding the art Instruction | §
classes, election. of the 1966-67 (im.
executlye was conducted under the | iam".
= [chairman ship of Mrs,. Elaine | im

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Dick Steele was elected as pre |i

respects to longtime resfdentond =