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MULTIRACIAL
FAREWELL

When it came. to hiring | a
hall, he asked for permission
to have coloreds -and whites -
attending so. he “was not.
- forced . into. segregating -
whom they were. . Saying»
goodbye to.

_ “We had a gathering with
everyone present . and it
belied what everyone had
been Saying.’

The Havercrofts left South
Africa for family reasons.
They had daughters i in Africa |
and a son in England and
_ wanted to be more central-.
‘ised to reach family members.
in. different parts of the’
world.

So they returned to ‘Eng: -

larid and lived in Leicester _
decides to include spiritual
counselling, he says: ‘‘I am —

until 1971 when they moved
for their final appointment to
Petersfield, Hampshire, _
- where Havercroft was in
charge of the Salvation Army
‘corps there for three years |

until 1974, when he officially

retired at 65.

But "‘Havercroft; who.
seems .as fit and sharp. as
anyone 20 years: his junior,.
-hasn’t been inactive: for a
moment and retirement .
seems to have made no

difference to. the pace of his —
-crofts’.
creased.

life.

RETIRED _.
BUT STILL WORKING .
“I have retired officially,

‘but never let aside my work.
-- not one day.”’

. And it did nothing to curb
their travelling. It was the
start of a whole new phase in
their life -- in Canada.

‘:. They started out in Tor-
onto, where one of their
daughters was living, but
ended up in North Vancouver
where another daughter,
Olive, lives with her hus-
band, Mike McCarthy,
554 Braemar. —

Boat.

Owners of boats moored in
West Vancouver this. week-
end get an opportunity to.

greatly reduce the chances of _ &

being ripped off, by taking
advantage of a free engrav-
ing service being offered by
West Van Police.

As part of the federal
government’s summer job
creation program for stu-

dents, youngsters equipped

with engraving equipment
will be standing by at Sunset
Marina and = Thunderbird
Marina Saturday and
Sunday. They will be mark-
ing outboards and other
valuables aboard boats that
pull alongside for the theft
prevention program.

Fitnoss is fun.
Try somo.

|

at.

>?

_The. wish of the. Haver-

_ crofts: to be with family tied

in with a need arising in the.

. North Shore courts and was -
responsible for their decision _

to live at their present home

at 311 - 131 West Ath Street. —
~~ eelebrating the hundredth ©
year of the change in name
from the Christian Mission to.
“the Salvation Army, which

His work with legal aid is .
‘one of the aspects. of ‘his
involvement i in the Vancouv-
er corps’ correctional : ser- -
vices. :

4

He: says of. his . iesat aid
work: “‘It was almost natural,

you know. I’d'been here‘one |
day and the departmental

head, Captain. Robertson,

people in trouble with the
law.’

‘As to wihiatheso or not he

guided by | circumstances.

But that aspect | is the biggest
: consideration.’

STILL TRAVELLING

And although he’s always:

busy, he still finds time to
enjoy those things that

enticed him into looking .at .
the Salvation Army i in’ the

first place.

travelling has"

In September 16 they set :

off to visit their families in

various parts of the world on -

a six-month trip.-

They went to Toronto and

then London, where they

have a son.who is also an —

officer in the Salvation Army.

From there it was back to
Johannesburg, where they
have another son. When we
got there we found there was
a need for us to fill a
Salvation Army appointment
and took charge of a. corps
there for 2%2' months. '

_ Then they visited Nairobi,
moving on to Israel, which
they visited throughout
before. returning back to

~ London and then Vancouver.

protection

“to -

If anything, the Haver-_
a

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“It took us 10 months to do —
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The. visit they’ re. currently»

in England’ for coincides. with |
the international seminar

lasts: 10 days. from June 30.

"They will be among the |

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and the Albert Hall for the

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asked if I would be willing to ©
work. My work is counselling

and — giving . guidance

tion Army history.

~ And then, of. course,
there’s the music. After all

these years, Havercroft is.

still a bandsman at heart,
‘still playing his double E-flat

bass, which he says:is a tuba,

in orchestral terms, although

he adds, “But. it’ Ss more than

that.’’

. Now. he ‘plays with the
Vancouver Reservist Band,
composed of former -bands-
men who have retired from
the Salvation Army.

They. “get ‘together: and .

spend their time. going”
around. and. playing |
‘ various institutions |

senior citizens’ homes.

. “Yes, i

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in 1975 and. the — North .

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