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Orange
Ladies'
i
Tea
And
Sale
f
HIfiHWAY
TO
NORTH
DISCUSSED
section
of
the
highway
Then,
by
Successful
A
fair
U
Held
at
lloni
wpuM
open
!
of
Mrs.
James
Krlkevsky
Pint
i
.
co-operation,
trie
ixrrare-rruicv
have
THE
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jfConUrmed
from
Page
One)
Rnpert
secttou
could
PA
piweea
stand
wum-
-
of
tourist
traffic,
it
would
great.
possiDUiues.
for:
AnriAr
!rW
sneakef
at
last
fles-
of
the.
country
which
the
raid
gt's
meeting
of
he
Junior
up.
i-Totn
mr
chamber
was
J
uranmwnruier
n
r
Rinrfu.-ell
who
W
only
a
Indeed
f
'
ir
mentioned
the
1m-
I
Tlie
home
of
Mix.
James
Krike-
tourist
traffW
might
raeet
the
cost
0f
developing
municipal
vsky
was
the-
scene
Wednesday
af-
of
maintenance-.
However,
the
guyicea
which
would
make
for
a
iternoon
of
a
successful
tea
and
speaker
considered
the
greatest
ad-
nappy
community
and
benefit
sale
of
home
conking
by
the
Orange
vantage
of
.ihe
road
would
be
the
eitfeens
generally.
This
wa
ladies.
There
was
a
good
atten-
opening
tip
of
a
vast
territory
with
jhing
mat
should
be
done
In
dance
and
the-
affair
was
very
enr
fnarraoiw
potentialities,
a
territory
addij0n
,n
the
mere
duties
or
.Joyable
foir
all:
present.
whTflr!
W.
was
fnrtieafrd.
wasr
po-
budwUnjt.
accountms.
twhnlnfatra-
Mrs
Ilwjjrt
Kittin.
the
worthy
'tlallyjjrieh
Ire
avtncral?
an
totnand
sujiervlsion.
'mistress
and
Mrs.
Krikevsky
re-
which
had
sr.
far
been
hardly
r.eneral
Business
jcelved
the
guests.
Mrs.
U.
B,
East-
scratched
owin?
to
the
handicap
ohantlw
received
a
tele-1
man
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
noured
et
of
lack
of
transportation
which
.m
..
,h.
pp.uicton
Junior
a
table
which
wan
covered
with
a
had
made
prospecting
almost
1m-
junher
expressing
disapproval
of
beautiful
face
cloth;
.The
bp
were
ixjssibW
of
the
remote
areas.
The
falllre
(o
discuss
the
Rowell-
yellow
tapers
Irt
stiver
sconces
and
AiojKa
inguway
wiwa
arms
me
S!rols
npQlt
at
tne
recent
Ottawa
tmrotni
were-
usett
effectively
u
cpumry
wumn
ream
u
uir
jnr
'
1
1
.1
Ll
.
.
...in.
trra4'9J
RfflnrtrV.
Mr?
f..
Wide
and
Mrs.
:
Dhsulft?
the
highway
prelect
an(J
f
ft
M',rfcHiier
moved
that
the
iir
111
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.
1
.
w
wvm
v
n
rr
nn
r
r
rT
r.Tn
in
n
iiii
wiiujiiD
tiaaes
wen
serviwMirs
ntiaiu.,
"i"""v
and'
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evan
and
Mrs.
Ro-
scenic
standpoints.
,Mr.
h
owe
berfc
Murray
were1
iW
charge
of
Hi
then
proceeded
0
deal
with
the
kitchen.
Mrs
Frank
Fill
-111
a-ted
four
most
iouwd
routes
Uie
as
cashier.
Mrs.
Vic
Menzles
and
R-ky
Mountain
Trench:
northward
Tfd
gl(jUh
anJ
VmX
gyjj.
Mrs.
George
Howe
had
charge
of
vanaernooi,
ins
rwus
Man-
waJ
"
crrejrtudenc?
from
tne
nome
cooKirrg
raoie.
Father
And
Son
J
Dinner
Enjoyed
I
Enjoyable
to
about
j
and
sons
was
a
dinner
held
'Religious
Education
Council
conference'
and
asking
iha;t
this
disapproval
be
endorsed.
C.
Q.
Ham
tekeram
bs
riled
but
this
motion
was
voted
down
and
Ihe
matter
Instead
was
tftrwr
d
tt
a
i
mmlt
tee
cciwfctiim
of
Arthur
iiinton,
..
...
.
.......
j
.1
1.
C.
Ollker
amending
the
constitu-
by
by
the
h-me
cf
mrJ.m
fniow.
equipment
Ucn
b
h
aiambcr
in
0l8
r
ihe
traffic
should
demand
and
Myp
fre?dfm
of
1
social
panors
or
nrst
unired
--
""
a.tlon
fram
the
Senior
Chamber
In
unurcn
last
nignt.
Ken
uaun
was
...-,
Iu
'deali.y-
with
all
matters
apart
m
me
cnair.
iier
run
justice
nad
M--i.r
.
j
frtm
U)(y?,
of
polltlcal
w
been
done
to
the
dinner
spread,
'-on
which
wa
kept
open
the
year
?rmTP1Tta,
was
napd
community
singing
was
enjoyed.
aro"JldI
..
.
...
In
purely
civic
.matter?,
for
In-
The
splendid
co-operation
of
the
wa.s
satisfied
that
a
thp
3
tof
chambpr
hpnPe.
girls'
work
board
in
taking
charge
tw0;way
twenty-foot
roadi.
rt,
...
,
conin,eto
of
the
kitchen
and
servlntf
on-to-
"""'
p
"u,lt
at.an
avera-e
cost
.ftm
.
.
.
.
n
1
to-
ixrtn
tiGpiey
ana
goans
uihiuru
(1
CaJiadJan
Chamber
1
iu,.c.
,c
...
,
t,
to
lhe
war
wlns
cam-that
fjtim
Kitwani.
The
pen-
,
A
,eUpr
fnjnl
the
Sen,af
tro
routes,
Mr.
lowe
evidently
lclamher
ndvUecl
,,hat
lt
,)ad
atl.
considered
the
ma
advantaseour
of
Jiavh
lpd
(,lp
3llfacesUon
11ift--jpeaker
dlsfloiinted
th
now.'sh
1IllmUftr
bllv
a
Me.
war
sav-trouble
powtbimies
of
these
twn
ad(Utmi
tQ
U)()
CMt
routjs,
Thre
was
no
portion
ot
,.
.
..nn(,
m,,nlt
..
1
i.t
1
j
L
I.
.
I.
i
"
-
100
fathers
'a-
Kear
apound
he
bfllavfd,
by
A
mo
ion
of
G.
L.
Rorle
and
J.
bles.was
much
appreciated
by
the
cf
S'000
P01,
mlle-
P051
less-
Querts
at
'last
night's
tncctlnj.
boys.
Those
who
assisted
In
this
fi
E;
Parker
jin
addition
to
an
unusually
lanje
way
were
Mrs.
Boardman.
Misses
,..,
,
attendance
of
members,
were
City
Kay
Watson.
Margaret'
Armstrong,
S.
L.
Parker
also
spoke
t
to
tl
he,Conim,ssloncr
B
c
nraccwcU
D
Inez
Berg.
Joan
Forrest,
Margaret
Junior
Chamber
on
local
road
mat-
cN
s
pf
;v
R
Mc-Davles,
Betty
Payne.
Audrey
Green.
ter.-r,
giving
an
interesting
history
Afpe
pre,1dent
cf
the
prince'
Ru.
and
Phyllis
Jenner.
of
road
work
agitation
here
from
pert
'chamber
or
Commerce.
R
O.
Program
convenor
wn?
ifpn
Tin.
Ihe
very
early
days.
There
had
o,.m,.i...i
it
n.uu,
'
r
a
also
lMikin.
Plannlnn
of
tables
and
decora-
been
many
efforts,
disappoimtments
p-i,
.,.i
urmi
Aii
mnt
of
republication
at
BDecia
dtsDatoh.
Miweto
ur8
also
itlons
and
promises
broken,
somei
reervi
were
In
charge
or
Dr.
B.
B.
some
presdent
oordou
Ocrman
was
In
DAH.Y
EDITION
Much
Better
Plan
-
-
Conservatives
Meet
-
-
;
Recently
there
was
a
dinner
at
a
Conservative
Club
in
Toronto
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
the
present
position
of
the
Conservative
party.
The
gathering
was
not
a.
party
convention
nor
did
it
pretend
to
be
that.
It
was
simply
a
gathering
of
influential
Conservatives
of
that
city
who
are
anxious
that
the
party
shall
regain
its
former
standing
as"
a
political
power
in
the
country.
From
the
report
of
the
meeting
telegraphed
to
this
coast
it
seems
as
if
the
chief
difficulty
emphasized
was
the
lack
of
leadership.
Today
there
is
at
the
head
of
the
party
an
old
time
Conservative
from
the
maritime
provinces
whose
chief
policy
seems,
to
be
one
of
opposing
the
.present
government,
irrespective
of
the
merit
of
the
questions
up
for
discussion.
Evidently
R.
B.
Hanson
has
not
,
caught
the
ear
of
the
Canadian
public.
Under
his
leadership
the
party
is
likely
to
gradually
disappear.
There
is
a
call
for
younger
men
but
young
men
have
0
fight
their
way
in
Parliament
and
they
are
under
the
handicap
of
having
to
please
men
of
the
type
of
those
who
met
at
Toronto.
These
people
do
not
realize
that
Canada
becoming
more
democratic.
R.
B.
Bennett
realized
that
when
he
came
out
with
a
rather
advanced
policy
but
he
lost
the
support
of
the'
old
time
Conservatives.
;
It
Iooksto
us
now
as
if
the
Conservatives
will
remain
in
the
cold
shades
of
opposition
for
a
long
time
unless
they
can
find
some
fairly
young
man
who
can
fire
the
party
with
a.
new
optimism,
a
new
hope
and
give
them
a
new
policy.
If
it
Is
to
continue
to
cater
to
wealth
and
preferred
Position,
it
may
as
well
throw
in
the
sponge
now.
II
must
break
from
those
controlling
influences
that
have
held
it
'
t
in'
leash
ftr
the
past.
With
a
magnetic
leader
and
a
new
policy,
it
would
have
a"
good
chance
of
sweeping
the
country
if
hot
at
the
next
election,
at
any
rate
in
the
not
far
distant
future.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
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Proprietor
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HOME
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FROM
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it
he-
chuLr
mitr
Saturday,
February
8,
1941.
Jvors
were
made
by
the
Trail
Ran-
a,,y
been
results,
when
there
had
I,
.ger
and
Explorer
grbups
of
the
Dpen
conce
fted
effort.
Too
often,
iTTliltast
rli
1
1
rnli
nAnAtlu..
.
.
i
imfnitun'Tl
at
.IViowa
Vio1
haan
tmi11
were
made
by
Bulklev
Market,
'hsf
at
cross-purposed
and
tlie
pco-
'
Sterling
and
Fnmllv
MMh
mmk
r.le
of
Prfnee
Runert
for
.this
rea-
The"
change
from
one
month
to
four
in
the
military
ctS;
'
""son
-wisnt
have-.been
brten
to
training
of
youne;
men
will
be
a
great
improvement
The'
SpeciaIly
lnvited
Rltests
were
blamev.
themselves
for
lack
of
ac-jJoJJey,
it
is
annrovii:Mrs-
E
J"
Snvlth
and
Mrs-
J-
Lee.
ccmpihment.
Mr.
Parker
urged
likely
seems,
to
ineet
with
ceneral
.Ixcep
from
those
whVthmk
S
Ski
IS
get'atS
Zs?
TirfT
;-eral
military
service
for
all
of
military
age,
at
least
until'
Mitchell,
of
the
Sea
Cadets;
and
n
t
w
the
war
Ls
oven
Difficulty
with
some
of
the
policies
ad-
Greenfield,
of
the
Boys'
f
T'JV,?
T'
voeated
include
training
and
outfitting
such
a
arge
nura-,Ban
T
f
1
,
,
M
ber
Of
men.
Four
months
Should
nlace
the
hova
in
n
onnd
ly:
J-
.C:
Jackso
eraceand
Important
to
concentrate
on
com-
iffon
to
take
part
in
the
defence
of
the
country.
1
tne
piano,
to
or
me
uazeiun-Terrate
C.
ROWtBOnOM
lb'8.C.Le
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria
Week:
A
British
Columbia
Apple
is
a
veritable
storehouse
of
the
vitamins
contributing
to
Good
Health.
Serve
them
often
to
your
children.
Use
them
in
cooking,
and
in
place
of
other
between-meat
sweets.
Help
yourself
to
Health,
and
your
fellow
British
Colu
mbians
to
Prosperity.
BliUsk.
CoLiLnnb
to.
t
halves
hv
its
jniusGiks
and
its
Industries
thrive
by
each
other.
The
money
for
the
Apple
Crop
is
redistributed
at
once
through
a
hundred
different
channels.
.
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one
arid
you
help
all.
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DOLLARS
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