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Haugland

reunion

FIFTY.

in June to celebrate their

family’s past, Present and - _ future.

George Haugland — son

~~ of the late Emil and Bertha Haugland ~ and his wife. . Valorie organized a Haug-

land family. reunion because it was time, they said:

“We've talked about it "for years but finally decided:

worth the long wait —

S 1x .& - DESCENDANTS of one of Terrace’s most. famous: historical couples gathered 7

the time had come» and it”

worked,” Valorie said.

B.C., Alberta and as far: away

Kalum Lake Drive.

The Haugland clan played :

games, had a big fire with some hot dogs and drinks,

- Everything. about it Was

good, she said, including the ©

weather.

~ “Tt was a good time. Ev- »eryone had fun. — “The best -part’ was! the - hashing - over

socializing, ‘old times,” laughing.”

“We. have some, pretty

she said. “And

good comedians in the fam-- ~ ily,’ George said... a Though most. of the fam- _ily had met before, it had

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been a long:time since they had seen each other and this was their first official family reunion.

“[t’s a great, great family

‘— no. question about that,”

said Ede Haugland, who- is Wilfred Haugland’s son and |

~ Emil and Bertha’s grandson.

Emil Haugland was born

| “in. Flekkefjord, ‘Norway on:

Emil Haugland -

June 26, 1901. He-moved

to Terrace in 19274 to work ©

in the. logging industry but suffered a severe accident on the job just a year later,

which prevented him from

continuing in his field.

_ Emil then» became the town barber, a job he kept for 40 years.

_ During ‘that period, his time was taken up by much more than just cutting hair, however.

Emil became a village councillor ‘in 1932 and the mayor that same year — a po- sition he held for 24 years.

- A brief: family history read at the reunion by Emil and Bertha’s Andy Owen said his politi-

_ Cal philosophy was: -

‘ Be good-natured and even-tempered. Be prepared

_ to take criticism. whether _ justified or not. Be able to

compromise. Don’t play fa- vourites.

- Bertha: Haugland (nee |

Kells). was born in Bleak-

_ more, Sask. on Aug. 14,

1908. She moved to Terrace in 1925 and waitressed at the Terrace Hotel. ;

“ Bertha was notorious for °’ her cooking, knitting, sew- ing and embroidery, all for

which she won first place at many fall fairs between Ter- race and Prince George.

Emil and Bertha mar- -% ried in late August 1927 and |

Family came from around -

,_ 48 Florida to camp overnight. July 15 at Har-Lee’s Place; just north of Terrace on .

‘and got' to know.each other. » better, Valorie said.

son-in-law |

were together for 54 years, »

until Bertha passed away. Their marriage produced a total of 64 direct descen-

dren, 18 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and nine great-great grandchildren. “Not a record but a damn good average,” said the fam-

__ ily history.

‘dants including five chil-.

Terrace’ Ss own Dr:: . Fishy and 912.

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‘Boy in the bubble _ |

TAIT Chandler i is framed in his own bubble during the ‘Kispiox Valley: Music ~ Festival Sunday, July 30.. The three-day | festival featured appearances from. ,

From B1 Talent to tempt at Riverboat concert

a four-piece award-win- ning bluegrass band from . Cluculz, B.C.; Celtic Rain, the Prince Rupert Celtic trio ’ that explores folk, jazz and bluegrass; Dr. Fishy, Ter- Tace roots music favourites ~ with banjo player-guitarist James Powell and guitarist Greg Linton; Willow Creek: featuring James Powell ‘of _Dr. Fishy with sons Dillan - _ and Brinn; and Milestone, “the product of a. musical

performers .Jim Littlehorse and Daniel Belisle. _ Festival-goers can enjoy

the music from sheltered au- _ dience viewing areas, while _ _ tickets include camping . ‘passes with acres of grass’ : covered sites available.

-, clans are scheduled to per- -form a free. preview show | at George Little Memorial - Park’s bandshell ‘from 7-9 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 10.

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mayfly pattern. Try fishing these dry flies along the edge

mouth chub, prickly scul-. .top of the crater at Melita

The provincial park offers a wide range of recreational

ter is a popular snowmobil- ‘ing along Sterling Mountain

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