"Susan" wrote in message
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> http://www.seismo.nrcan.gc.ca/damage/1929/1929_e.php

And they are still waiting for that ONE person in Ottawa to ask for Aid..
Still not compensated for their loss...

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From:	Bruce Ricketts
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Thu, 30 Dec 2004 13:54:36 -0500

And while we are at it, check this one out:
http://www.mysteriesofcanada.com/BC/tsunami_of_64.htm

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:24:48 GMT, "Dancetime DJ Services"
wrote:

>"Susan" wrote in message
>news:41D401A7.A61FE907@rogers.com...
>> http://www.seismo.nrcan.gc.ca/damage/1929/1929_e.php
>
>And they are still waiting for that ONE person in Ottawa to ask for Aid..
>Still not compensated for their loss...

From:	Claire $Mason$ Blais
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Fri, 31 Dec 2004 15:50:17 GMT

my family was living in Port Alberni when the Tidal wave hit in 1964 - Dad
was on the DEW line and mom had elected for us to live here because she had
family living here - Port Alberni (where I live today) is a community of
steep hills - the only flat areas are close to the water - otherwise the
damage could have been a lot worse than it was. people who were here at the
time of the Tidal wave still remember it - there was lots of loss and
tragedy - but no loss of life in the community - I can't imagine how much
worse the experience and how much more traumatic - if there had been the
loss of any lives never mind on the scale of lives that have been
experienced in Asia at this time. As a community we were very grateful for
the assistance that we got - from many outside sources - my father managed
to get in touch with us through a HAM radio operator who drove over the hump
to be able to see us in person and report reliably to my Dad that we were
all well.
During experiences like this - it would be nice to think that we are
citizens of the world - and would help each other out - not focus on
pointing out what we may have done inadequately to contribute to the
situation we find ourselves in. There is always time for recriminations and
arm chair governing when the immediate danger and assistance needed has been
addressed.

Claire

"Bruce Ricketts" wrote in message
news:amj8t0lsbbh8gcs56jtt9sdc8bf5og94n7@4ax.com...
> And while we are at it, check this one out:
> http://www.mysteriesofcanada.com/BC/tsunami_of_64.htm
>
>
>
> On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:24:48 GMT, "Dancetime DJ Services"
> wrote:
>
> >"Susan" wrote in message
> >news:41D401A7.A61FE907@rogers.com...
> >> http://www.seismo.nrcan.gc.ca/damage/1929/1929_e.php
> >
> >And they are still waiting for that ONE person in Ottawa to ask for Aid..
> >Still not compensated for their loss...
>

From:	Dangerous
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Fri, 31 Dec 2004 16:44:07 GMT

My dad worked out of search and rescue bk in 64 out of Jericho beach. I
was young and don't
remember any part of the tidal wave.
Busy playing on home made stilts and home made skate boards...swinging off
the willow trees like Tarzan....and
playing cheetah since I vocally could imitate cheetah perfect....lol

--
Dora
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"Claire (Mason) Blais" wrote in message
news:ZyeBd.639271$nl.453459@pd7tw3no...
> my family was living in Port Alberni when the Tidal wave hit in 1964 - Dad
> was on the DEW line and mom had elected for us to live here because she
> had
> family living here - Port Alberni (where I live today) is a community of
> steep hills - the only flat areas are close to the water - otherwise the
> damage could have been a lot worse than it was. people who were here at
> the
> time of the Tidal wave still remember it - there was lots of loss and
> tragedy - but no loss of life in the community - I can't imagine how much
> worse the experience and how much more traumatic - if there had been the
> loss of any lives never mind on the scale of lives that have been
> experienced in Asia at this time. As a community we were very grateful
> for
> the assistance that we got - from many outside sources - my father managed
> to get in touch with us through a HAM radio operator who drove over the
> hump
> to be able to see us in person and report reliably to my Dad that we were
> all well.
> During experiences like this - it would be nice to think that we are
> citizens of the world - and would help each other out - not focus on
> pointing out what we may have done inadequately to contribute to the
> situation we find ourselves in. There is always time for recriminations
> and
> arm chair governing when the immediate danger and assistance needed has
> been
> addressed.
>
> Claire
>
> "Bruce Ricketts" wrote in message
> news:amj8t0lsbbh8gcs56jtt9sdc8bf5og94n7@4ax.com...
>> And while we are at it, check this one out:
>> http://www.mysteriesofcanada.com/BC/tsunami_of_64.htm
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:24:48 GMT, "Dancetime DJ Services"
>> wrote:
>>
>> >"Susan" wrote in message
>> >news:41D401A7.A61FE907@rogers.com...
>> >> http://www.seismo.nrcan.gc.ca/damage/1929/1929_e.php
>> >
>> >And they are still waiting for that ONE person in Ottawa to ask for
>> >Aid..
>> >Still not compensated for their loss...
>>
>
>

From:	Dancetime DJ Services
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Fri, 31 Dec 2004 15:58:01 GMT

Claire;
In addition to seeing more posts from you this week than I remember all
year, you have become quite wordy. Looks good on you. You do this so seldom
that I forget to say Hi when I see you post. HI. there, I said it.. Don't
want to get long winded, I am way too shy and soft spoken for that ;-)

....No drinking and driving tonight...

......A woman drove me to drink. I never properly thanked her.
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From:	Claire $Mason$ Blais
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Sat, 01 Jan 2005 17:47:03 GMT

Back at you Rasta! ;-)

Claire

"Dancetime DJ Services" wrote in message
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> Claire;
> In addition to seeing more posts from you this week than I remember all
> year, you have become quite wordy. Looks good on you. You do this so
seldom
> that I forget to say Hi when I see you post. HI. there, I said it.. Don't
> want to get long winded, I am way too shy and soft spoken for that ;-)
>
> ...No drinking and driving tonight...
>
> .....A woman drove me to drink. I never properly thanked her.
> --
> -= Rasta =-
>
> Dancetime DJ Services
> Weddings - Banquets - Private Parties - Karaoke
> http://www.geocities.com/dancetimedjservices/
>
>

From:	Bruce Ricketts
Subject:	Re: Tidal waves in Newfoundland - it could happen here
Date:	Thu, 30 Dec 2004 13:53:15 -0500

Not to place a fine line on it but NFLD was not part of Canada in
1929.

http://www.mysteriesofcanada.com/Newfoundland/tsunami_of_29.htm

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:24:48 GMT, "Dancetime DJ Services"
wrote:

>"Susan" wrote in message
>news:41D401A7.A61FE907@rogers.com...
>> http://www.seismo.nrcan.gc.ca/damage/1929/1929_e.php
>
>And they are still waiting for that ONE person in Ottawa to ask for Aid..
>Still not compensated for their loss...