HOUSECLEANING CREW--Mary Robinson, Marjorie Ray, Floris Robinson, Winnie Williams, Mamie Smith, Georgia France She was a good mother and wife and a wonderful neighbor. She never failed to come to the assistance of anyone in the community who needed help. At one time when Lenora France Robinson, wife of Heber Robinson, was ill for several weeks. Mamie came down three or four times a week and cooked for Heber and the children. On another occasion when Mary Robinson was cleaning house, Mamie showed up, wearing her grubbies, and pitched in, working alongside Mary and her crew until the house was sparkling clean. In about 1928 the Smith family moved to Kilgore, Idaho, where Fred farmed and Mamie became involved in the LDS Ward there. She served in the Relief Society and was known by her neighbors for her beautiful hand-work, quilting and rug braiding. She also showed her talents with the beautiful fruit which she bottled each year. Mamie France Smith died, 18 January 1955, in Kilgore and was buried in the Spencer, Idaho Cemetery. She was 62 years old at the time of death. —Muriel Robinson Shupe, North Ogden If someone on the star Canopus had a powerful enough telescope, he would have been able to view the entire San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906 exactly 21 years from April of 1983. 198