—e ‘Sees ‘Good Christmas’ By Lee Roderick ‘No “official cost esi bei damage has been made Special to The Tribune PARADISE, (AP) — Can Cache County| a family of nine a s x ‘eae be Gone: but Family| “6 of a “The home has certain senti-| mental in addition to material — have a merry Christmas after value, ” their home and all its contents ther, Orville L. Lee, began liv- said Mr. Lee. His fa- ui are destroyed the week before ing in the structure in 1918. the annual celebration? Gurney W. Lee believes they Old Homestead — “We don’t know exactly how} can. His two-story home was old the home was, but we do razed by an early morning fire know of people who are now 80 Pa Thursday. years old who were born there.. “People are terrific... ‘they |" . My mother’s father homes- fr come through when you need ‘ind there before Dad moved |— ~ them the most,” said Mr. Lee. “We’re thankful to all be alive in. 99 The family is staying with ‘ well; kind friends are neighbors. ‘‘However, we plan|. rie and supplying our worldly needs, to move two trailer houses to|, and we’ve still got each other . . the site next week and live in|,, . we'll have a good Christmas.”’ them until spring,” said Mr.)._ “We have to be on the|_. Lee. Roused Family ‘job. Mr. Lee, his wife and six chil- Pir, The ‘‘job” is taking care of|/ dren ranging in age from 2 to 17 nearly 45 dairy cattle. Mr. Lee|_ were sleeping upstairs in the said family members will be ; frame and aluminum home able to look after their dairy " when a daughter, Martha, 12, business and “‘have a better op- |" awoke and complained of diffi- portunity culty breathing. The family was to collect ourselves}. and plan for the future,” at the|— roused and site of the charred home left the house with Mr. Lee’s fa- away from it. than| at “We don’t know what we'll lanl but for | the ground floor. Efforts of fire- when spring comes.. men were futile and the house now, each day’s looking better,” ther, who had been sleeping on} was destroyed in hours. he said.