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Bob Wilms, Cont’@

Have two daughters, by a former
marriage, one in Victoria and one
in California.

I was born on the railroad's
little red-section house in the
Skagit River, State of Washington
in 1902 (the youngest of the
Pendleton Boys group, none of

whom are living yet today, to my ew
knowledge), so I aman Old Age
Pensioner now as well as a

"grandpa!"

HOW DO YOU LIKE THIS
NORTHERN LIFE, BOB?

It has been GREAT and most
healthful, and most active. We
never worked less than 10 hours
per day, everyday and mostly 12
to 14 hours - and no "coffee
breaks". But the "tempo" of life

those days was .much happier and
freer than today. We could relax,
but today, in contrast, is terri-

ble - rush, rush, everything peo-
ple want to order is not for to- |
day or tomorrow delivery - but

they want it yesterday!

Am sorry I cannot write more
this issue, got to get busy and
"dig some more gold” - just heard i
it jumped to $146.40 per ounce -
Whoopee!! We got lots of it but

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Bob Wilms & Mrs. Wilms
Cassiar, B.C.

(Reprinted from "Asbestos
Sheet", June/July, 1973)

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