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THE PROVINCE, Saturdoy, Moy 4, 1957 Her goat is got oyer telephone Kidnapped by a Sasquatch Snuff box Driver Sought Police would like to talk with motorist who knocked down a pedestrian at Sixteenth and Dunbar at 5:30 p.m. Friday. The pedestrian, William Wilson, 89, of 4068 West Sixteenth, told the driver that he was all right, and walked away. Later he had to be treated in hospital for an arm injury. Mrs.

Patricia Polglase doesn't want any goats today, thank you. And she'd like a new phone number. One where she doesn't have to turn down owners of goats with beards wanting to get them on the stage. Polglase moved into 1087 East Broadway and Thursday was assigned the number listed for the Vancouver Little Theatre Association. The VLTA is looking for a goat to play in "Mr.

Roberts. The one they had was approaching nanny-hood. It was supposed to be named Billy. "Information" was queried today for the VLTA'i number. The operator said it was EM 4720.

That's Mrs. Polglasa'f number. Her goat is got. The British home office is producing a weekly Hungarian-language newspaper for Hungarian refugees in Britain. to rescue blankets made of moss woven with strips of cedar bark, and they never used a fire." Mr.

Ostman agreed the female Sasquatch sighted by Mr. Roe was "quite probably" the young female of the family which held him captive, and was now grown up. By DON LORV Province 8uf' writer 'FORT LANGLEY A Fort Lanjrley man says hi was kidnapped and held captive for one week Sasmmtrh favnilv. Silk Specialists Since 1903 622-628 Granville Phone TA 1221 when he was kidnapped during the middle of the night by "the old man" Sasquatch as be slept in a sleeping bag in the summer of 1924. "I DIDN'T KNOW it was the old man Sasquatch at the time," Mr.

Ostman said. "All I knew is that I was being carried and that the sleeping bag was pulled so tight around my neck that I almost choked. He just slung me over his shoulder and away he went." He was taken to a cave-like shelter under a rock cliff where he saw an old female Sasquatch and a young male and female. The "old man" was about, seven feet tall and weighed between five and six hundred pounds. The "old lady" was slightly smaller, while the young male stood six feet and weighed two hundred pounds.

The young female was about six feet tall and one hundred pounds. HE DESCRIBED them as be- Fashions go and escaped when he fed one a box of snuff. ALBERT OSTMAN, M. of 10263 McKinnon Road, told his story this week to William Roe, fin, of 5085 Pacific Highway. Clpverdale.

Mr. Ostman and Mr. Roe were brought together after Mr. Ostman read of Mr. Roe's experience in sighting a female Sas-quatch as published in The Province April 23.

ing completely covered with short hair, and wore no Clothing. Their food consisted of fruits and nuts, and no meat. Mr. Ostman said he was running short of supplies and decided be must escape from the iamily, although at no time did they molest or harm him. "They were definitely human, although primitive, and seemed more curious about me than anything." he said.

"Evety time I would attempt to leave though, the old man would block the way. "But one day I was taking a bit of snuff and I noticed the old man was very curious, so I handed him the tin. He just opened his mouth and emptied the tin in one gulp and was he ever sick. "WHILE THE old man was busy being sick, I grabbed my belongings and ran as fast as I tould. "I got away okay, and I wasn't harmed a bit.

But after living with them a week, I'm sure they are merely a band of Indians that have lost touch with civilization. "They don't want to harm anyone, and don't want anyone to harm them. My advice to anyone going out hunting for them is to just leave them alone. They probably don't want any part of us and I don't blame them. "THEIR SPEECH was a sort of chattering, and even though they wore no clothing.they used Mr.

Ostman said he was on a prospecting trip about 75 miles north or the head of Toba Inlet Talk of the Town I I By BILL DUNFORD OSCAR TO OSCAR Or, this Hollywood sub-head 4 and the rise of a new Roman-tic Empire is seen in Saba's fabulous Italian Imports be changed to sport page parlance and read: "Locals have good" bench strength." 4 'At any rate, the magistrates have been in convention at one of the highlights of the sessions was a play dealing 1 ffc You'll give a big "Viva" for Italian Fabrics 36" Printed Pure Silks i -jWitB court procedure that was not only informative, pointing out i lerrers and omissions and so on, but was clever and humorous 'enough to rate the author andor producer and actors a chance at Hollywood It was written, produced and acted in by Magistrate! Oscar lOrp and Gordon Scott. incidentally, Magistrate Orr won the "versatility award." i Hollowed his show-business stint by impressing the magistrates twith back flips off the high board in the resort pool. li "1TY SCENE In case you have been bothered by that Grey "Ford with the quaint paw-prints and printing, this is the story, i ''Taking a page from the political gag of "Follow John," the car These include enchanting silk shantungs, satin finish silks and rich-looking jarquards original floral designs, moderns, polka dots and stripes. 7.95 to 11.95 Yard, 36" Printed Silk-and-Wool A beautiful blend that results a fabric with the texture of pure silk the spring-iness and resiliency of wool. In clever monotone designs for dresses of distinction.

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All three plan similar paint jobs. TAKE YOUR CHOICE Citizens Sunday can join with the navy or the army in paying tribute to those who didn't come home. Ships company of HMCS Discovery, led by the band, will parade to St. Andrew's-Wesley for jthe Battle of the Atlantic service honoring men of the RCN and Merchant Navy who lost their lives on convoy duty in the Second World War. The B.C.

Regiment (DCO) with band and cadet corps be marching to Qhrist Church Cathedral for the annual church parade honoring the fallen and marking in particular the Battle of St. Julien in the First World War. I Rev. R. R.

Cunningham will conduct, the navy service, with Cmdr, Joseph Roberts in charge of the parade and Cm dr. Jack jStevenson, the CO, taking the salute at Smithe and Burrard following- the morning service. Arthur Lungley will lead his 3 "Dukes" to church, Where Dean Northcote Burke will preach. The salute will be taken by Col. Clarence Wallace outside Beatty Drill i Hall.

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