-.and 400 more

Over 3,000. people paid’ i

their last respects, to former ~
~ B.C. premier

W.AC.
Bennett _ Tuesday at his
funeral in ‘Kelowna and at
memorial __ services ts
Vancouver and Victoria. .”.

Between the three loca-

‘tions the entire establish-

ment. of B.C.:— past and

present cabinet ministers,

MLAs. civic and business
leaders, diplomats and mem-
bers of the judiciary—was.
represented,

described the late premier as

_told the ‘service in -his

together with .

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in Christ” ‘Church Cathedrai,. _
where, B.C. Hydro chairman -
Robert Bonner — Bennett’s ©

former attorney-general —

§ ;

aman of “rare foresight and
vision’’ -

Rev. “eemond Kimmitt, .
rector of St. Christopher’s
Church in West Vancouver,

address that Bennett was an
essential ingredient ‘in the
development o of BC. 8

guished—mourn--
ers and hundreds of ordinary
B.C.citizens.

At the First United Church _

in Kelowna . some 1,100
people joined the Bennett
family, imcluding Premier

‘Bill Bennett, in the final

tribute — 300 of them in the
church. itself, where Human
Resources Minister Grace
McCarthy delivered the
euolgy; 400 watching the
service on. closed circuit
television in the church hall;
standing
outside listening to foud-

speakers.

In Vancouver some 800
people attended the sertvice

Seymour NDP
chooses Langan

“Unprincipled govern-

‘ment is not acceptable to the
people of this province,” Joy
Langan told the Nominating
Convention of the North
Vancouver-Seymour NDP’
Friday night. .

Langan was elected by
acclamation at the crowded
meeting to contest the May
31 provincial by-election.

A printer, Joy Langan is
also a Vice-President of the
B.C. Federation of Labour.

‘She is a member of the

Provincial Government
Occupational Training
Council, and chairs the
Women’s Rights Committee
of the B.C. Federation of
Labour. A former member
of the B.C. Institute of
Technology Board of
Governors, she was also.
Director of Pubic Relations
for Nctre Dame University
in Nelson.

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‘Among those present were

When he became Premier -—
in 1952, said Kimmitt, “‘the ©
moment and the man came
together.”’

Approximately 1,200 —
people attended the service
at the Metropolitan United
Church in Victoria, where the’
eulogy was delivered by
former lands and _ forests
Minister Ray Williston.

Governor-General Ed
Schreyer, who interrupted
his schedule in the city to pay
-his respects to the former
premier, and B.C.’s~
Lieutenant-Governor  H.P.
Bell-Irving.

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, Vancouver (top
picture) filled to capacity for last week’s memorial
service to the late W.A.C. Benmett, at which Rev.
Desmond Kimmitt (lower picture) of St. Christopher's,
West Vancouver, delivered the address. (Keith Winter
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