THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY JULY 5, 1983

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lost its mother, probably she had been
killed. and it was starved and searee-
ly able to navigate.

A Little Deer
Finds a Hrme
With a Dear

a tractor and grader crew from the
tillage of Smithers was working last
week. in the vicinity of Trout Creek
and they have a little cabin on wheels
which they pack along with ihem for
those long distant: jobs. The cabin
was parked at Trout Creek. One diy
when the men returmed to the ¢abin to
eat lunch they discovered a very young
fawn loitering about the grass plot in
the vicinity. Tt was such a pretty lit-
tle thing that the men approached it,
and found it inclined to be of a quite
friendly disposition. In fact it almost
toll them it wns looking for a home
ond friends,

By listening intently and trending a
message in its eves, one of the men dls-
covered that the fawn was hungry, in
fact quite hungry, ‘They gave it some
fresh milk and at once the fawn was
their friend and decided to take up its
ahode with these big, kind men of: the
The little thing had

with the fawn until one man hod the
bright idea of putting it in the cabin
until supper time. In the evening the
mien returned for supper and were an-
xious about their new pet, but they did
rot need be. Upon opening the door
the baby deet was lying comfortably
on the bed. When it saw the men it
jumped up and greeted them as long
list brothers. It wanted some more
nilk and it wanted. said miik at once.

Not knowing. just what to do with
he baby deer, nnd having decided that
t was not to be turned loose as a prey
or all manner of e1remles, the men
took their pet in to Srgt. Andy Fair-
bairn of the provincial. The fawn did
not seen to object to the court house
Y pollee offives, . In fact it seemed to
be quite us content there as any plaice
else, It wandered all over the build-
ing and came back te report itselé as
sitisfied. Sret, Fairbairn, however,
was at a loss where to pnt it. The
hing had committed no offence and
Was therefore not entitled to a cell, and
anyway some times the Sargent's
fuests are jnivtioular who they sleep
with. ; .

- Fortunately Misk Ginnea Manson got
wind of the deer in-need of a home
nd she volunteered to mother — the
feer until such time as it was able to
ike care of itself. It is now doing

When the men were about to return
to work they wondered what to do

Neely in the hen run at the Hanson

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: Dr. R. C. Bamford
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F SMITHERS, B, C.
m Hours9amto6 pm Evenings
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The Hazelton Hospital

‘Fhe Hazeltun Hospital issues tic-
kets for uny period at $1.50 per
month ft advance, This rate in-
¢lides office consnitations, medl-
cines, us well as all costs while
“in the hospital, Tlekers are ob-
tainiiie in THnelton at the drug
store er by mail from the medi-
enl siperintendant at the hospital

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B.C LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford

Surveys promptly executed,
SMITHERS, B. C,
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aunmner home at Lake Kathlyn where boss of the decr, Olof or his daughter.

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SUMMER SAILINGS
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PRINCE RUPERT

(Effective from June 2iat)

FOR YANCOUVER, calling at
Ocean Falls and PoweH Niver—
Mondays at 4 p.m. and Satur= |
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RERAL FARM FAMILY EXPENSES

Fow faets are available for refer.
eute on the cost of Uving in vurvai

farin homes. TWowever, In a survey o3
157 farms in the Red River Valley in,
Mintitobat in 1981 data on family liy-
lus were obtained from 120 of the re-,
cords, Cash expenditures per family
uveruged $658.92, while farm furnished
items amounted to $130.42, making a
total of $1,088.74 for the avernge cost,
of living during the year,

Cosh expenditures were (O47 per

cont of the total, while farm furnished |
items averaged 39.53. per cent, Fully |

4.12 per cent of the total foods and
services was spent on food, the aver-
ave expense for food being. $534.84.
Over hnlf this umount was supplied
from the farm in butter, eggs, mk
gurden produce and meats, Clothing
zecounted for 9.58 per cent of the total
ar aun average of $104.32 por family.
The average farm family spent $45.34
for health purposes; $37.70 on eduen-
tion; $44.29 on amusement; $20.01 on
chitehes and charity, and $24.02 «as
half the amount spent on operating the
antumohile charged to family living.

Wim. Lambie of Prince Rupert is a
guest of frlends In Hrzelton,

EMPIRE MARKETS FOR CANADA

For several years in sreeession the
‘Empire Marketing Beurd brs heen able
to ulnounce euch year new records of
flipments of a vartety of Empire pro-
ducts to the United Kingdom, In 193:5
Canada ontdistaneed three of her ows
brevious high records, viz, whent 4,-
!
ST2.000 ewts, as against the last bleh-
ost record of 41,005,000 ewts. in L028 ;
tolacco 10,844,000 Tbs. as against 6,-
278,000 legs. in 181 und plums 20,000
Wis, 28 aginst the previous highest
jtecord. of 18,000 ewts in 1928,

Suime of these reeords are sufficient-
ly striking ta deserve coInment, says
the Bmplre Marketing Board report.
Not only did imports of wheat from
Canadu constitute 2 record for supplies
conling to the United Kingdom trom
that country, but the 1939 total hin.
never heen exceeded hy any country ex
cept during the two war years, 191G
and 1917, when imports from the U.S.
renched a higher figure. Imports of
eges from Australia, bananas from the
British West Indies, tobacco from Can-
Adi, Apples and pews from New Zen-
lanl and grapefrult from Prlestine
and the British West Indies all oy
jeooded by 60 per cent or more thoe
‘previous best.

Beshles the record importation of
Canadian tobacco, it is noticenble that
lnports both from. Southern Rhodesin
and Nyasaland established new reeorils
exceeding the quautitics imported in
1928 nnd 1027 respectively; in those
Yenrs the henyy imports lead to large
accumulation of stocks in the United
Kinedom, but no sluilar nheeumulation
hns resulted from the recerd imports

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