2 Every. larger c¢ community has
“a Rotary. club,. and all. these
|. Rotary Clubs are ‘associated -
-with Rotary International, and
‘Rotary International is a. world-
wide’ organization ‘throughout. .
Bi 149 countries in various

geographical regions * of“ the-
world, You will find. Rotary in.

Asia, in Australia, New Zealand |.

z and Afriea; in continental.
| Europe, North Ameriéa and ‘the |
Eastern: -Mediterraneati, In.

Great Britain and-Irelard, in -

South America and Central
m. America; in’ Mexico and. the:
F.. Antilles; in the United States of.

America in Bermuda, and dn
Canada. -— ,
B . OnAugust 22, 1972, there were
oe 15, 395 ‘Rotary Clubs. with-an
estimated membership of
fH 723,000 Rolarians, and all these -
: Rolary Clubs. with. their.

| Rotarians encourage and foster

the ideal’of service as a basis of

worthy... enterprise, "and! “in

particular. to, encourage. and
foster i
| First, the developmeit - ot
: acquaintance as an opportunity
for service;

Second, high ethical’ stan

drds in business and

rofessions; the recognition of
ythe. worthiness of all useful”
foccupations, and the dignifying -
by each Rotarian of his oc-.
Fcupation as an- opportunity to.
yserve society; —.. .

Third, the application of the
gideal of s service by every
aRotarian {to his. personal;
sbusiness, and community life;
2 Fourth, ihe advancement of
jinternational understanding,

Bem goodwill and peace, through a

pworld fellowship of business and.
rofessional man, united in the
eal of service,

. Rotary. was founded by the
Late Paul E, Harris of Chicago,
Illinois, U.S.A. ‘The - first
meeting was held in Chicago in

“Rotary” was adopted because
in the beginning the meetings
were held in rotation in the
business offices of the mem-
@bers, In 1910 in Chicago ‘at a
yconvention of the sixteen clubs -
wthen in existence, ‘Rotary
@ became a national organization,
im bul the admission of the. Rotary

eaClub in Winnipeg, Canada in

S i912, made it necessary at the
convention i in 1912 to change the

Ine” ‘s

fai
Club, There is a president, vice-.
president, and directors, ‘but as’
Rotarians we are devoted. to

riain services.,

‘Chib Service - ~The Director of -
Club Service has a. job
primarily to co-ordinate and
supervise the work of those |
committees which promote the
development of acquaintance as

aan opportunity for service, By .
RClub Senvice- Rotary ‘ means
these things that an individual
Kloes (o help make successful |
ihe administration .of, the
particular Rotary club and its
various club committees: .

The next Directorship is the .
Directorship for Vocational -
service. The purpose of ‘this
committee is to stimulate every -
lub member to exemplify and
share the ideal of service with

his associates. iin business

d professional life, For every

Frank Howard,
Dethocratic candidate. for
Skeena will be. in‘ Fott:. St.
James, the Mapes-Stoney-
Creek area,. Houston, Terrace,

mand Kitimat. during. the. first.

_ each: individual~

New.

‘Rotary ‘clib it is ‘essential that .
member: “be.
“helped. to: understand: -the- ap.

plicatian. of vocational ‘service

to his: job, ‘and: that he be in- -
“Sprired to make that application” ”
and to help club-members to'put
‘Rotary: into acti
work, 2 :
The next” irectaréhip. is the.
“Directorship for ‘Community °
Service..'He -hag - the; respon:
_ Sibllity fo Initlate,: “develop and’
complete, projects’ designated to ~
.improve the community where
the .Rotary-’club: is” at-home.
Various. committees, will “work.”
‘suecesstully :’.: to, .. develop |
. programs and projecte, and this
‘field is: as wide: as’ the“com-.
- munity itself, and it is steadily.
_ broadening as-communities.’
remold themselves" to ‘the

; modern world, -:

And ‘then :‘we' ‘have’ the
‘Director for . International
Service, Thig. ‘directorship ° is’
* responsible-forinvelvirg every ‘-
“member of the clubin an effort.
to: advance : international: un-
_ derstanding, ‘goodwill “and:
_ peace, .by using the. unique

- resources. o f iRotiry World: .

wide. He is:the coordinator of:
_ the} Club's international service. .
activities, and. amazing results.
-have~ been. accomplished: by
Rotary -Clubs. throughout the .
world.. Regardless of the size |
-and’ location of-therse clubs,
they all. have ‘unique ‘op-
portunities to produce some of .
the finest international projects
in: exchange . amongst . them-
selves, or with the help of clubs
from other countries, for the
Bood of their-communities, ”

- We as: Rotarians, call these.
four services, and Iam going to
‘repeat them. -.Club Service,
- Vocational Service, Community
Service .and International
Service - “The Four Averines of.
Service”. .

‘This .means that ’Rotarlans.
‘are trying to serve youth in the

- role of an individual, and in co- .
- operation with others,
' promote the physical, mental -

‘to

and moral well-being of boys’
and girls, as well: as_ older.
youths,-in both urban and rural
areas. They seek to help the .
development of‘ youth into good.
citizens through the promotion
of © recreation. programs,
vocational guidance -a
(raining, programe, IS sal Ss ‘
“financial assistance to Stidents*?
and the like... . :
-Anothies facet of Rotary i is the
“Rotary. Foundation”, ‘This:is; a.

philantrophic organization, | and:
the object of.the. founda tlon ‘is...

the furthering of understanding

’ and friendly. relations .between ‘
peoples. of. different:.. nations: :

_ through the fostering of tangible
and: effective projects of a

philantrophic, charitable, -

“educational. or other. nature,

- Each Rotary Club contributes.

voluntarily to the: Foundation.
‘The activities sponsored by

- the’ Rotary. Foundation and

‘Educatioanl awards © ‘for’.
“graduate fellowships, |: un-'.
dergraduate scholarships and
technical . training programs,

. The’ purpose of. an ‘educational :’
‘award"is to. contribute to‘ the -
~ furtherence * of. understanding
and friendly ‘relations between

“people of different nations by: .
enabling a yourig. man or

-woman -to’. study” in an.
“éducational: institution. located ‘

5, outside his or her‘own country,

The, award Tecipient iB ex-.

on where. ‘they » ®

*Sountry

‘; ‘The .three” prograins.. ‘are. a

‘similar in nature. and. purpose;
the; iprimary difference is‘ the |
age and ediicatidn of the par-
ticipants,’ . and level: and
character the’: ‘study
programs. Young men :and
women are: equally eligible to:
apply. oe

A “candidate tor. a ‘Rotary

Foundation Educational ‘Award —
“must: be. both* an’ outstanding
-Student or. -techni¢ian, amd a
“potential. ambassador -. of
goodwill, of -high . quality.
Specifically. the candidate must
have maintained a high slan--
-dard in. his or. her -academic
studies or ‘technical field, : and-
must.’ “show. promise’ of

_ distinguished: achievement: in.

“-aeadémie or technical work, as
a. Rotary .: ‘Foundation Award
_fecipient. ‘ :

Aw 1972-74. ‘there: will: be five
~ hundred: recipients selected
throughout ‘the’ Rotary ‘World;
Miss Norma Kerby. of, Terrace
has been chosen aS one of them.

: The Terrace Rotary Club w was ~

sponsored by the Prince Rupert
Rotary Club (constituted in
1921) and an. ‘organizational
meating wag held in 1953, and
. the “charter “from. Rotary In-

ternational was received by the —

Terrace .Clyub on. February ‘5,
1954. On November 30, 1956, the

. Terrace Rotary Club ore
in furn, the Kitimat Clb. .

The: Terrace. Glib: has. béen
involved i in many projects; the
“adventure in Citizenship"’;

- every. year a student is. sent- ta
. Ottawa, ithe -apongoring: of

children's swimming classes, .

development of the. Kerr
Rotary Park and financial |
coritribution to. the Terrace
‘Library and Terrace Arena
Association, and also financial
assistance to the old, aee:
destroyed ) Ciyje Gentre}
af ketover by tbe munieip ally.

- Minot - ‘projects — “elude:
varius <student.. Ioana, “schoo:
‘-tradfic ‘and * safety: ‘equipment .

supply,-: “hosting” ‘of © foreign

‘and’ yearly . -presentation ‘of:
the “Social ‘Responsibility .

Award" at the Caledonia Senior :

Secondary School Level.

Rotary are the. Annual Old-.
Timer’s Party, and the Annual |
Underprivileged : Children’ s.
Christmas Party. Sot!

“School
Board —

. Schoal Board ‘Office al TT 30.

correct, ” said - Stevens,

=" Vanderhoof::T

university: ‘students. for. Chri-«
-stmas in loca | Rotary families, - -

' Other: events sponsored. by

the nest General Meeting of:
the Board of School. ‘Tristeés, -.’
- Is. scheduled for. Tuesday,
“October. 1th, 1972,. in -the

‘Thep ‘greaatie' conservative |
candidate for Skeena, Everett -
‘Stevens, “made. a0.” “afternnon

the: eyo cing ‘At an. in- -
ofmal-- meeting held -at-‘the-
“Drifter “Motor” Hotel, Stevens:

told ‘the “executive .commiltee’
and: several committee .sup-
“porting -members that ’ “the:
incumbent -Frank Howard has
short-changed the people in this
- Yiding: long ‘enough ‘with his
ineffective representation tothe -
‘Federal’ ‘Government on their
behalf.”

Independent ‘studies over a
given ‘period :to/October: 3ist,
1971, reveal’. that: Mr. Howard -
has “only been inattendance 29
per cent of the time when voles
in the House have been taken. '
“If. my:. mathematics. are .
“this -°
. man has been absent 71 per cent °

of the timie‘even-for the vote,

_ and L feel Skeena' deserves

better: than: that: --'a represen-.
" tation which I, ana prepared to

Everett Glyasi Stevens’ Was .
born in. the small rural com-
munity. of Rochfort Bridge,
north of Edmonton, Alberta on.

’ November 22, 1926. He received

_ his. education ‘in Alberta, .

graduating from an Edmonton
High - School with . Senior
Matriculation. ;

-‘He served for one year in the

Royal Canadian Army durin
World War I], after which he
joined the firm of Kelly Douglas
‘and Company as a salesman
serving: the. area ‘from Prince
-Geerge to Prince Rupert.
_ During the construction of the.
Kenny: Dam by the Aluminum
- Company of Canada, he opened
and operated a supply depot,

He. was. later transferred to -

- Burns Lake'as manager of the
entire supply system. to the
. Whole construction operation,
With the experience gained
from this he went into the Hote]
& Catering . business, owning
. and operating’ several. eating
establishments throughout
northern British ‘Columbia.
: During this period, Everett also .
became - involved. in: a -food

f
a
i
7
3

Everett Stevens ‘is currenily
‘the: owner-pperator -of: the
stee Freeze’
franchise sublet Pt

During his’ busy. career,
Everett has ‘always found time
to.lend a hand to community |

and service projects. He was a"

. founding: member of. the
“Yeu...,, Af Rotary.Club, he has -
been involved’ in-Kinsinen ‘and.
ihe Masénic Lodge. ‘He also has

‘devoted his talents ‘to helping. .
* figure’. skating . clubs ~

‘cughout the. northern B.C,

‘area: and become. a’ well. |

recognized “part of this ‘highly -

-gompetitive sport, Minor’
Hockey and the Vanderhoof and

. District: Retarded Children's -
‘“Associition. have also ‘occupied -

= a ‘considerable amount ¢ of. his

time. - “

> Pag’ HIM BY.
Life's most difficult. task is
to follow the fellow who always

. neta ahead of his story, :

(ilow about a NEW HOME
for Soviets, AND money

es week of October inhis bid for'te- |

election as lhe MP. for Skeena.
On Monday, October.2nd, Mr.

‘Hoeard will visit-all day in'Fort
St. James.and the Surrounding’

‘area: ‘winding up the day with ati: ”

evening public meeting in: the:

Scouts Hall:

Tuesday , October ard will see
Mr. Howard visiting the far-:

mj ining areas around Vanderhoof

the Stoney-Creek I
enerye. 2 :
‘On Wednesday, “Getobsr
Mr. Howard will b

e in Houston .

-witha-meeling in the evening at

all. day and attend a” public §

meeting in the Publle H Hall in the:

evening...
‘fn : ‘Octobe
éandidate will go ae Telkwa

‘the ‘entire day and: evening b but”
tin Jann ned ;

ith no

‘development, Mr..
, ‘replies

7 servation — organization

: Edward - and. the

sate reply loa “question cond.

cerning . Prince | ‘Rupert port
Stevens
that although the
recently completed | Wright

Rept indicates that the port:
be devel , that it must
not be allawed

limbo ‘as: so. many previcis
studies and reports have been
allowed to do since Mr,

die or fade into,

‘Howards ‘representation. . ——

Further, that in relation to his
policy statement concerning
Northern development.this port:
developmient has. to be a,
nuniber’ one priority and one

that .he has supported -very - .

strongly. as Chairman of. the
Northern Development Couricil.

' The local Progressive Con-
is
. preparing for Mr. . Stevens
. Feturn in the very near future at
which tim e he will be. meeting

-with the electorate in Prince

Rupert,. ‘Port : Simpson, Port
Queen
Charlotte Islands, :

- Byerett Steves married Lee
(Pauline)... Doberczak --of
Smithers in 1950. ‘They have

three’ children and reside in:

Vanderhoof . where. Everett -is
currently the” Mayor. us

His civic career extends over :

the past seven years, for he

.. Served a term as an alderman
8“ before being sworn in as Mayor -

in 1967, a post he has held since
that date, being. re-elected, to

that office i in-1987, 1969.and 1978

by acclamation. . During this
period, he has been the Village

of Vanderhoof's representative -

to the Regional District. of

Bulkley-Nechako where he has -

served as Vice-Chairman.
Through the Regional

District, Mayor Stevens - par-

ticipated in the formation of the

A part of the interesting display of 5 interested can contact Mrs, ER. Blix at
artifax to be. seen at the Terrace * 635-4585. Also. any person wishing to
Museum. in the. Centennial Building. donate articles from the ‘history of

"The Museum Society would like to see Terrace can do so by contacting Mr.

its membership increased. Any person Roger Vinnedge at 635-5410.

Northern Development Council

‘in conjunction ‘with Tepregen-
tatives from five other Regional —
Boards throughout hhe Nor-~

thern portion of the province of
B.C,- ‘Evérett Stevens is,

‘eurrently Chairman ‘of the”

Northern Development { Council.
_ Policy Statement nae

As the Skeena member of
Parliament I would work

toward: 1.
1. Northern Port Development, .
2. Development of all types of ©

co-ordinated transportation. -

3. - Improved Municipal and
Regional representation to
senior levels cf Government.

4. Increased secondary in- ‘7
dustry created through a grant |

structure and reasonable

: trent ‘including .
inlégrating our. indigent peopie —

_ financing. moa
5. Guarding and utiising our ~

natural resources: for the

benefit of all:Canadians. °
Human. resource © develop-

training and

Getting to Inow Everett Glynn Stevens P. C. candidate for r Skeena _

into 0 our ‘affluent society.

in addition 1 would. seriously

review and question the present .
concept of "Progress “at: any .
_ Price”, and I would em
: pollution and environmental

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