Los! Se aay: morning we had}.
‘an unexpected » and delightful |
visit’ with. Capt. ‘and Mrs. T. A.
Harris: who were on their way
~ from: Prince ‘Rupert ‘to. visit
members of their family in Can-
ada; ‘and then go to Europe to
live. i With them was their thir-
 teen-year-old son Gerald. Capt.
Harris told us of how, in. 1931
“as 8 constable in, the Provincial
Police at Prince George, he trav-
elled. by horseback from Nasco
tO. Ootsa Lake taking the Na-
. tive Census. That is 30 years ago

‘and the memory of this difficult |.

_ tip is still fresh in his memory.
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‘pné*Howard- Applegate family
- Nas returned to Prince: Rupert
aiter,.staying for a week in one
of: our cottages. The girls: Lyrida
_ whois: ‘eight, ‘Lola ‘six. and‘small
Bherrie“of four were: ‘ happy. to
cote: ba’k.with ‘their friends whith
~ they, made:. last, ‘year when. they
” stayed here, : especially , their: fa-
- vourite ponies, and the. Jersey
cow, They.’ also enjoyed. playing
with: our’ @ocker: puppies. Oe
t-The: visiting “ec “and
there’ “Have * ‘been: “19 this” week,
-enjoy~watching our son, Hugh,
a ates the cow in the barn. They.

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» family with.” “Doug and ‘Carol.
: on: their way. to Oli-

neir... _way “home. Then we
very ‘short. visit. with the

led® our’ cottages | were
ea. as. . they: would : like’

Wartier Brothers, |‘ Disney
Universal studios’ and knows | all
the film stars: ‘personally. They
are travelling by car ‘and will
drive 'to Prince Rupert, then: take
the ‘boat to Vancouver, on. their

  

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Instead. of ‘staying i in--the: cot
tages’: “with! ‘their’ families,’ the
older ‘girls: have. ‘all: ‘been’ ‘sleep-.
ing in’ the.’ ‘hay loft.of the; barn
in the. deep, hay. They: have their.
own sleeping: bags and don't seem
to get’ much‘sleep: for: we can
hear. them: laughing’ ‘and 1 talking:
until, iter midnight.
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We. were well off. to: sleep on
Saturday night when just after
midnight the whole | building,
consisting ‘of: ‘our store, post
office, warehouse and. our home
shook. and ‘we heard.a’ horrible
crash. -I thought we might: have
been struck. by lightning as’ it
had: rained a” little . éarlier.: I
-jumped_ out of’ ‘bed, “grabbed. a
coat and the flashlight, and.went
off on a tour: to investigate. I
walked through the ‘store, then
went outside and started walk=
ing round ‘the. building,. “Mr. and
Mrs.. Baron had heard the ‘crash
and were astounded, to find that
their” car was gone... Mr. Baron
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home late and ‘left their, car. ‘in:

the store. where they-are’ staying! |"
which seems level’. ground. « “Mr:
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‘for the’ family. to go: to. “Church
the next.morning and he and|
Mrs.: Baron. were sitting indoors
unaware; that the:car had*taken
off, ‘turned down: the bank ‘be-
hind. ‘the “store’ and*“then ‘hit. the
warehouse. The» whole: corner
was ‘pushed in. Next morning the

thinking - that it had™perhiaps]
'gone-down to the lake. Then: I
|saw it with the front end: “partly
‘|inside’ the. corner. ‘of: our”: “ware-

  
 
  
  

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Mrs. Charlotte (Teeny). Dell,
formerly: of. this:city, arrived by
‘car.on: Sunday from | Vancouver.
fora ‘10. day. visit with her ‘moth-
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Eighth’ -Avenue West. She-is ‘ac-
companied by her daughter Iris,
14, and son, Murray, 7.
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. “Inte esting. visitors ‘to the. city
| for:. two’. .days were: Mr:: and Mrs.
| ASK ‘Brown of. Idaho. Falls,, Ida-
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‘up, to” enjoy the scenery | and
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dolls here in the. stores.

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| “ferry,” ‘as. they. “called; it, .does
."}not" leave: until’ Saturday, . they:
decided to motor’ ‘back: ‘again.

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night’s train, after attending the
Third Boy Scout Jamboree in
Ottawa last. month,.and visiting:
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