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Bev Shepherd Saving Little Nova Little Nova, who just turned 8 months old has fallen ill. After already spending days in emergency care the vets have found t
Nova has become sick and were reaching out for help to pay for the surgery. A stick has mutilated her throat and is causing severe infection. She's 8 months and a little ball of joy. @helloslinkii is willing to pick up bottles for donations from central to south island. Any help is appreciated; thank you all so much!
"RIOTERS BROKE WINDOWS," The Province (Vancouver). December 4, 1913. Page 4. --- Description of Troubles in Ladysmith Last August. ---- New Westminster, Dec. 4. - Samuel Raster was the chief witness for the crown at this morning's sitting of the Assize Court in the case of the fourteen coal miners arraigned on a charge of riotous destruction of property at Ladysmith in a riot which, it is alleged, continued from the afternoon of August 12 until August 15. He asserted that he had been stopped by a crowd of strikers in which were two of the accused. He was dragged behind the station and there assaulted, receiving three severe blows on the head.
Robert Bonner, a mine foreman, testified that the crowd stoned his house, breaking every pane of glass in the windows. He was afraid the crowd would eventually rush the place so he fired several shots from a gun and this caused the crowd to disperse. The next day he was ordered to leave town by several of the accused and immediately complied with their demands.
Harry Mitchell graphically described an attack on his house by a crowd of about sixty men. The windows in his home were broken and in order to protect his wife and six children be placed them in the clothes closet and under the bed. He stood by the window while the stones were flying and was able to see who were throwing them. Several of the accused he Identified as being there.
MT#1103 Diary of a newspaper carrier
MT#1103 Diary of a newspaper carrier
ladysmith chronicle newspaper, ladysmith bc, newspaper carriers, dog barks
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MT#1052 This view is from Ladysmith during the summer forest fires
MT#1052 This view is from Ladysmith during the summer forest fires
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MT#967 Northeast Corner of First and Roberts Street in Ladysmith, BC #ladysmith bc
MT#883 Alternate View Puzzle #43
Hi mARToons fan!
How is the “cold and flu” season affecting you?
Instead of being in denial like a lot of folks around here in Ladysmith are, mARToons has been seizing on any opportunity to try new behaviours and routines.
Not using cash anymore.
WEARING A PROTECTIVE MASK – then folks see you’re for real.
Tell the dude behind you in the line to step back 6 feet (but don’t take it…
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MT#881 Blow Up Puzzle #4 by mARTy West
Hi mARToons fan!
Variety is the spice of life and the brain appreciates it too.
So here is a rejuvenation of a type of puzzle mARToons posted back in September (MT#729 and MT#730).
Bust a brain cell.
Cheers, mARTy West, editor, clickmARToons.com, [email protected]
Thomas Rawling, Social Media Editor, [email protected]
#ladysmith bc, #firewood, #firewood sales near me,…
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MT#880 Alternate View Puzzle #42
#ladysmith bc, #ladysmith secondary school, #digital puzzles, #high school near me
Hi mARToons fan!
Lotsa puzzles to come over the next few weeks as mARToons offers to help your brain get through period(s!) of self-isolation.
Cheers, mARTy West, editor, clickmARToons.com
Thomas Rawling – Social Media Editor, [email protected]
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