Charles Charvat and I were forced into a holdup of a companyÕs funds out of a safe. We were inside and couldnÕt go out or away because we would be shot. My mother and other people were looking for us because we were late getting home. They were running. I was sneaking in them so they wouldnÕt spot me. I came to a berry bush and picked berries. I saw Grandpas Lasko. I called him and he came to me so close and then turned away and walked, but didnÕt say anything when I said, ÒHow are you?Ó I could see his shadow around the corner as he went around it. The fellows from St. Clair were autographing theirs on a wall in Gordon Park. Hlabshe was the last one on these. I was by Gill GroveÕs home and she gave us the money we loaned her. It was about $28 or $29. I said, ÒIf you need it, keep it or part of it.Ó She said she had $5 and that was enough for her. Ann and I were praying and a priest came by and was happy and silent as we prayed. Then he told us of some dreaded disease that people get and what horrible pains they get. The priest was lighting candles and there was a statue of Christ that seemed to be partly burned away. He put the lighter on ChristÕs body and it began to smolder. The priest looked and touched the statueÕs chest and he was sort of frightened. Frank was there. He was going for some water, but the statue called him back. Then the lake water came in and up to where ChristÕs chest was burning and it was put out. Ann and I were sitting up above on a bank and watching it. Frank came to our house and alone.