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Wednesday
December
7
1966
27
Wmty
Coast
Jews
Honor
Heroic
Couple
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Henry
Hulsteln
G3
and
his
wife
take
seriouslj
the
Bibles
admonl
Hon
to
love
thy
neighbor
even
to
the
point
of
risking
their
lives
To
the
Hulstelns
In
wartime
Holland
a
neighbor
was
any
body
In
need
and
during
two
j
ears
of
Nazi
occupation
they
harbored
In
their
home
count
less
Jewish
refugees
Mr
Hulsteln
was
confined
to
a
concentration
camp
for
two
months
after
their
activities
were
discovered
Since
being
Imprisoned
Mr
Hulsteln
has
been
unable
to
work
full
time
Recently
the
Hulstelns
neigh
neighbors
¬
bors
members
of
the
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
Jewish
community
showed
their
appreciation
They
paid
off
the
mortgage
on
the
Dutch
couples
home
here
and
gave
them
a
100-a-month
life
pen
pension
¬
sion
The
Hulstelns
came
to
Canada
after
the
Second
World
War
Presentation
of
the
gift
raised
by
members
of
the
Jewish
com
munlty
In
co
operation
with
the
Canadian
Jewish
Congress
was
the
second
honor
the
Hulstelns
have
received
In
recent
months
Last
April
the
Jewish
Com
Community
¬
munity
Centre
presented
them
with
a
scroll
In
recognition
of
the
courage
and
compassion
they
showed
Jewish
refugees
At
one
point
the
entire
Hul
stein
family
was
held
at
gun
gunpoint
¬
point
during
a
Gestapo
raid
on
the
house
and
were
threatened
with
death
unless
they
revealed
information
about
hiding
places
of
Jews
and
the
identities
of
re
resistance
¬
sistance
workers
The
Hulstelns
revealed
noth
nothing
¬
ing
but
the
Gestapo
eventually
was
successful
in
captur
Ing
CO
resistance
workers
In
Including
¬
cluding
Mr
Hulsteln
and
put
putting
¬
ting
them
In
a
concentration
camp
Mr
Hulsteln
was
one
of
only
four
who
survived
the
rigors
of
the
camp
He
was
released
two
months
later
when
the
Nazis
realized
the
end
of
the
war
was
near
Although
bedridden
for
eight
months
after
his
release
he
and
his
wife
continued
to
work
for
the
resistance
until
the
end
of
the
war
We
never
expected
so
much
Mi
Hulsteln
said
In
broken
English
as
he
thanked
members
of
the
Jewish
com
munlty
You
have
made
our
old
age
easy
At
the
most
recent
ceremony
Dill
Simmons
chairman
of
the
specially
formed
committee
to
raise
money
for
the
Hulstelns
tore
up
their
pald
off
mortgage
No
sum
or
words
could
com
compensate
¬
pensate
for
the
Hulstelns
cour
courage
¬
age
and
contribution
to
our
people
Mr
Simmons
said
at
the
ceremony
They
did
more
than
their
duty
They
came
to
the
aid
of
our
Jewish
people
For
two
years
the
Hulstelns
home
in
Appledoorf
was
a
trans
fer
point
for
Jewish
refugees
on
their
way
to
hiding
places
and
for
resistance
workers
sought
by
the
Gestapo
Mr
Simmons
credited
the
couple
with
saving
the
lives
of
many
Jews
who
otherwise
would
have
died
in
concentration
camps
One
of
the
first
things
the
couple
did
after
joining
the
re
resistance
¬
sistance
in
1043
was
to
adopt
a
Jewish
baby
and
pass
him
off
as
one
of
their
own
children
They
kept
the
child
until
the
end
of
the
war
97-Year-OJd
Grey
Beard
Of
Drivers
VICTORIA
CP
-
At
07
Arthur
Thompson
is
the
oldest
licensed
car
diivei
in
British
Columbia
Tour
times
each
week
thoVic
toila
bachelor
plays
18
holes
of
golf
Sometimes
he
sti
etches
Ills
game
to
27
holes
If
he
can
find
a
paitner
willing
to
walk
the
extia
distance
And
In
summei
he
goes
sal
salmon
¬
mon
fishing
in
a
12
foot
lowboat
because
hu
doesnt
believe
In
power
boats
I
like
to
get
out
foi
four
oi
fip
hotus
in
nice
weathoi
foi
a
bit
of
a
o
and
some
fishing
Mi
Thompson
tecently
passed
his
driveis
test
with
flying
col
ois
He
Is
an
excellent
diivei
and
extiemuly
aim
t
mentally
said
an
official
of
the
inotoi
vehicle
biauch
He
ci
edits
his
long
and
healthy
life
to
model
atlon