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Lasch. Holdings, *

-operating

r ght.
pincher movement. So it was; Jgake, what are you doing
important to grt Gut hefore i it that for?” ‘f

“Mr.

cl 50! 5 7
7. ‘weighbour,
Alleaby, ‘had offered to drive - school : rand that’s what .

Ore non-.

ty: council:to to open | the. blind .

' eye: it's been | ade the.
operation,

about:-the status of the five
mall kiosks.

“4 did nothing about it
(prior to the inquiries by.
Lanch Holdings), so if
anybody's to be reprimand-
ed, it’s me,” said Morris.

There are now five kiosks.
in the mall |:
although the land use con- ©

tract between. the city and:
Lanch : stipulates ‘only four
are allowed. The: fifth illegal:
kiosk, was set up

by non-profit nizations,

~The: recent flooding « at. Squamish flashed my
mind back to and web

mile or so. ‘away. to : floors

y tie even
cy, “overflowed wood in the living room.

ee council” sto.

; Decem
. despite 1 reluctance of Ci-

branch of the association.

ae

‘by. the pro- ©
vincial government for. use, os

L.M, Reda president ’ of |

;when the Red River is inundated _

"as out of the danger-area as
“ gate Bot say motiee tos

_ Furiously;, she ‘swept: the
in - -every “room,
“the | _ windows,

r, the Seine, a quarter of ‘polishing “bri¢-a-biae, yes, .
‘the east. “the hard-

counted.

It was strange to ‘be
standmge out on the front
road, not hearing, any.of the
‘siual sopnds'of Kids playing

- Nothing.

Just as “the. “water was
the road, Mr. _ Allenby came

Zohe hes to come ++»:

it was all very irrational —

/ . but, then; ‘my brother and I
‘didn’t ‘care. We were’ out of

“Assdciation appeared before

tinued use .of: the illegal
kiosk: The kiosk is.serviced
‘by B.C, Football, the lottery

sApreigaosberictcnamt
: abrce the Rota Club and
the, Lions..Gate Swim Club
ase the facility.

tabs ©

west that a ‘ ope:
* Changebe made to the land- .

use contract for the con-  cil’s sentiments and support

Yor the non-profit kiosk.

But as Morris explained,

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empty roads toward the one
big -bridge over the Red

River that we had to cross to -

escape the rising water. .
_ Even’ though the bridge
was. chuge, made of iron and
cement,. it trembled. So did —
Mr.~Allenby. Ours was the
very last vehicle to make it
across before the dikes gave
way and the water closed in
behind us. -

All around was a brown-
grey surge of whirlpools and

waves. ‘The river itself was _ |

ten times its normal size. It
seemed to have muscles that
coiled and writhed, as,
though some malevolent

intelligence had possessed it.

Uprooted trees, caught in
the _ current,
against one: ‘side. of the.
bridge, like immense claws *

reaching ‘up out of the water, “

pressed up. ™

Mr. Allenby looked at my
mother and shook his head.
But she was unrepentant.
In fact, there was a note of
triumphi in her voice.
“At least the house is
clean,” she said.
It was a tiny personal -
victory. Ours was probably

trying to:overturn the bridge / i 1h

‘and swallow us all.
‘I doubt that any of us ‘took
a decent: breath : ‘until that

over. When we “were safe

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