WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1972

Dudley G. Little is seen above
beginning : “put on

kids on’ ils‘ original site on
a Avenue to make room

or :the “Half Million Dollar.
3 . flooring which: was hard ‘to

- Motor, Hotel -which
Opens | for business on Friday,
areh: oth... :

‘Joe Felber an ‘oldtimer in -
took the picture last: —

oduly, (possibly: witha feeling of

°Mr,and Mrs, Little built on
“the site in 1941 and were very
proud of. their first real home.

‘They “had to! bring in a

‘carpenter who received $5.00 a
day plus his board and at the
mill cookhouse.. The iate Will
‘Robinson did the. plumbing.

-“The floors inthe house are

‘all hand picked local Hemlock .

hich had been dried in Little,
‘Haugland & Kerr Mill (Mr.

‘Litlle was a partner.)

‘During the years of their ,

_ residence in this lovely home’

many visiting lumber buyers

-wereé entertained there, They

were fascinated ‘with the

identify... ‘One, .. however,

" spotted a little black knot and: :
. Suessed, ‘correctly that. _ the

flooring was hemloek..:-
Window ‘frames ‘of Fasiern

Spruce were a gift from‘one of .

the lumber buyers wishing to -

_have some part in the house’ 8

constructjon,
Many people. have. enjoyed ”
hospitality in the, Little. home

“on Army days

‘The Little's entertained ©
their many firends -and

supporters in the same home .

when Mr. Little was elected

- MLA for Skeena:
Lorne ahd Anne Little spent .

* their childhood
‘ home before the family moved ~
to the beautiful. new home on ae

Terrace Crescent.
Mrs. Little recalls“ that. if

“the season: was on time’the-
cherry trees‘in the back yard’ 2.
‘were in bloom for Anne's... -

-birthday party: on ‘May <6th,

: “These same trees also lent.

good harvest’ for the fleet.
footed neighborhood children,’
Prior. to’ building the. home .
~ they planted the lot in potatoes -

and before .its construction
took 22 sacks of potatoes off.
™ the back third of the lot.?

The old Little home has now

‘been: moved ‘to McDonald —
Road’ ‘near the Terrace. of

: Bowling: Alley, of
It marks another step i in the

progress of our town - the town
of which Mr. Little's. father
was the. founder. —

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this family” :

Jute, one of the hostesses at the Lakelse.

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