eight-foot tub that had been.

constructed inside the hotel,
from hewn logs. : They ’ had’

marvelous vegetables grown

from around the warm Springs
and Lloyd’s mother fed: ame: ‘on
cooked cucumbers. I’ve ‘never
forgotten how good they were
and only wish I’d had sense
enough to ask for the recipe.”’
Aunt Elsie continued, describ-

ery:

“On. one occasion, an. in-
board motor boat was being
taken up the Trout (Lakelse)
river by the hatchery manager,

_ Charlie Harrison, and his per-

manent helper, Jim Pearce of
the Kitsumkalum band, and
Frank, with me and our
daughter, Violet, and little dog,
Sport, as passengers, It took the
better part of two days to make
the trip.”’ (it was in July, and
low water in the river plus log
jams hampered their travel).

‘During the night we all slept
on the ground under a huge
spruce tree near the river bank.

‘It was a musical night be-
tween the lap-lap of the water
and the flap-flap of the beaver
tails as they sported around the
big log jam that we were to con-
tend with next morning... (Dur-
ing the night) a howl from Sport
startled us when he. came
dashing by with the smell of
burnt hair and hide where a hot
ember had flown from the
campfire and struck him on the
side.”’ .

“In the autumn of 1915,
Charlie Harrison engaged Frank
to work with him at the hatchery.
and also hired me as cook. There

. City says
. Kermode
logo okay

- The. B.C, Northwest District
Council ‘of the United Brother-
‘hood of Carpenters and joiners

- has suggested that the use of a

_Kermode bear logo by Kermodei
7: ronment’, Up to 58% relum on
< your money. Investment under

Construction may be illegal. The

_ city Kermode bear logo is pro-

tected and union president John

~ Jensen has asked the city if Ker-

modei Construction has per-

mission to use the bear.

Council filed Jensen’s letter
for information, however, when
it-was decided following a brief
discussion that there is no

similarity in the design of the

two logos and. Kermodei Con-.
struction therefore has the right
to continue using the bear.

Impaired,
impaired

. _ Terrace RCMP charged two
~, local drivers with impaired driv-

_ jing Monday night. According to

os an RCMP spokesman, the first
-» was spotted on Kalum Lake
“Drive and he attempted to out-

run the police briefly before he

- lost contro! of his tractor unit

>

‘atid it rolled onto its side.. The

‘second was stopped and charged
‘after he was observed driving er-

_ fatically.

somewhere opposite
Amesbury railroad station -
- where Mrs. Alger, the station
ing one of her trips to the hatch- -

ti had anice job for three months :
before Charlie. got word from
Ottawa that female cooks were

not allowed.
**So therefore, in the midst of

winter’s snow and ice we had to

leave the hatchery by canoe,
coming out at the Skeena River

foreman’s wife, kindly sheltered
us while waiting for the train so

“we could get back to Kitselas.””

{note the Post Office change in

= spelling. ,
“Speaking of this trip: will ex:

the.

plain how all the materials for
the hatchery must have been

‘brought there, as in the year
1900 there was no other way |
than by up the Skeena by stern-

wheelers, or canoes, and by only
canoe or, unlikely, row boat, on
the Lakelse. a

‘« .. There was also a hatchery
on Babine Lake, where my
brother, Fred Durham, worked
in 1906-7.

‘‘Frank had volunteered for

: the: First World War as soon as
our second: daughter, Dorothy,
had been born, so soon after our
return he left for Esquimalt for -

Officers’ Training.”

Reporier’s Note: Frank
Whitlow went overseas with the

Second C.M.R. Regiment and

was killed in action at Amiens
on August 10, 1918.

_ Elsie (Elizabeth) Whitlow,
born in Sudbury, Ontario, 1891,
resides with her fauaiter.

Violet, in Vancouver and returns —

as often as she can to Usk and
Terrace to visit family and
friends. At the age of 91, she
underwent surgery for a heart

valve replacement, the oldest pa-

tient to do so, in St. Paul’s
Hospital in Vancouver. Her
niece, Helene McRae, who

- visited her a few days later, ex-

pecting to see her pale and full
of tubes, instead found Aunt
Elsie sitting up playing cards —

a lifetime hobby of the Durham
family.

nber 29, 1989-29

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$89,000., 1976 DSH $49,800.,
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Garbage Truck and Containers,
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Nintendo Action Set, excellent
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QUALIFIED MECHANIC. Well
established complete repair shop
near downtown Vancouver need
mechanics who like challenge
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weekends, 1-800-663-8818,

B.C. interior Chrysler Deator has
immediate opening for Sales
Manager. Applicants must have
experiance, be highly self-motl-
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Overseas ioations, aloceupe:
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Ammatrong B.C. Farm. 130 acre (6
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$198,000. Adjoing 50 and 25
acrag. algo avaliable, For this or

other properties write, John Ke-"

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PARADISE IN SLOCAN VAL-

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close to natura, dean air, well
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‘with tractor. Lovely mountain
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access, secure spring waler sys-
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Price $72,500, Fhone owner at
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DENTAL HYGENIST or Thera-
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Wanted for a northem daily wana
paper: Reperter Wi

& photography skills and a mini-
mum of two years experience.
Should have own camera equip-
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EXPERIENCED NEWSEDITOR
required. Salary $24,000 plus
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Licensed Aulomotive Mechanics
mediately by Canadian
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Eamings potential rom ety. $22 17-$22)
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Call (604)421-9348 for an Inter-
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Progressive Okanagan faw firm
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Excallent benefits, advancement

opportunities.
rate wih expe
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Homes, Ranches, Kamloops
area. Excellent climate, growing
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322 Seymour Street, Kamicops,
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Major [CBC and Injury claims.
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Alr brakes course $60, Truck,
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hourly rentals, Enquire about our
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581-7504,

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