ILFRACOMBE,
England,
W
Gordon
Benson,
75,
of
Montreal,
ptlntt
numt
S5aflp
Bftoa
'
'a,urday,
October
23,
1948
ARCTIC
VALLEY
CAN
GROW
FOOD
Notice
I
T
C
D
D
Padio
Dial
V
I
I
IV
1240
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
wishes
to
T1l
1
WH
r
i
I
ntupn
crowne,
lormeriy
oi
haw
his
brother,
A.
L.
Benson,
57,-
for
the
first
time
here.
They
are
members
of
a
family
of
14.
Gordon
went
gold
mining
to
Canada
nearly
60
years
ago
and
j-eturned
recently
for
his
lirst
visit.
,
Prince
Rupert
where
he
was
en
;fr,tion
...ified
"
"V
In
ad-
gaged
in
publicity
work,
was
in
Nome
recently.
He
is
at
pres-
lj
payab
WAY
YOU
MAKE
IT,
LEAF
MOULD
IS
BONUS
IN
GARDEN
nee
"
le
18
o
"
.
fnr
adver
tnt
identified
with
the
Alaska
Development
Board.
In
Nome
attention
has
been
drawn
to
an
77,
to
ad.
Wherever
gardeners
mi
fu,;
in
the
'
manner
this
isolated
valley
200
miles
below
asked
to
about
"organic
gardening"
is
likely
to
be
heard,
and
loudly.
But
do
not
let
this
clamor,
wlcn
is
often
accompanied
by
argu
rom
and
respect
F
Mininff
from
the
Arctic
Circle.
This
is
described
as
capable
of
producing
a
high
percentage
of
the
food
BROMLEY,
COMMON,
Kent,
EngJaud
ft
Widower
J.
R.
Waters,
82,
now
has
100
descendants
living.
They
we
of
his
18
.children,
,51
grandchildren
and
37
great-grandchildren.
r-eeded
by
Alaskan
communities
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8
;45
Little
Concert
9;f)0
BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15
Morning
Devotions
!
9:30
Vesper
Hour
9:59
Time
Signal
flS-Modern
.Musicians
10)0
Moralng
Visit,
t
10:15
Canadian
Short
Stories
i)
:3o
Prelude
to
iaianight
10:45Scandlnavlan
Melodies
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
a
Story.
A
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday
,
ll;3a
Weather
Forecast
j
11:31
Message
Period:
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Famous
Voices
1
fM.
r-
'!
-
12
;00
Mld-4ay
Melodies
;
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B,C.
Farm
Broadcast
12
:65
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Symphony
Hour
i
2:00
Feature
Concert
I
2:45
Week-end
Review
3:00
Alan
and
Me
8
;30--Weather
Forecast
'
3:35
Musical
Program
3:45
The
Red
Feather
Man
4:00
Songs
From
the
Movies
4:15
Movie
Critic
40
Rt.
Hon.
L.
St.
Laurent
5:00
Record
Album
5:30
lei
L'on
Chante,
Oue
6:00
CBClfcws
6:10
The
Old
Songs
6:30
Familiar
Music
'
7:00
Open
Air
Theatre
7
:30
Little
Symphonies,
Tor.
8J0
British
Authors
8:15
World's
Greatest
Ballads
8:30
Music
by
Eric
Wild
9:00
Classics
for
Today
'
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00
CBC
Newc
10:15
Canadian
Short
Stories
10:30
Prelude
to
Midnight
11:00
Sign
off
MONDAY
A.M.
"7:30
Musical
Ciock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Bong
es
ts
aoout
various
pet
-formulae
ior
making
compost,
frighten
you
out
of
saving
your
leaves.
All
you
need
to
do
to
make
leaves
turn
into
humus,
Is
let
them
alone.
For
the
sake
o:
neatness.
It
Is
well
to
rake
them
up,
and
pile
them
In
a
corner
SATURDAY
-PM.
4:30
Here's
to
Romance
4:45
Lake
Success
5:00
Singing
Strings
5:15-Announcer's
Choice
6:30
Top
Bands
6:45
Sports
College
6:G0-hCBC
New.
6
i05
'Recorded
Interlude
6:15
tAtin
American
fthythm
0:30
Good
Music
by
Goodman
6:45
Perry
Como
7:
;00
Saturday
Night
Serenade
7:30V-Organ
Music
7:45
Les
Argue
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30-ia
Time
Rhythm
9
i00
Chamber
Music
iOJJO-r-CBC
,Nws
i
iO:40--B.C.
News
10:15
Listener
Speaks
,
10;30T3,A.
1
:00
-Weather
Forecast.
SUNDAY
A.M.
8:30
Sunday
Recital
9:00
BBC
News
and
UNARD
WHITE
STAR
and
army
baits
aloug
the
1500
miles
of
Bering
coastline.
It
is
stated
a
variety
of
vegetables
can
be
grown
in
the
TJnalakleet
Valley
203
miiea
southeast
of
Nome.
Browne
is
co-operating
in
making
a
study
of
economic
opportunities
V
the
Second
Division
of
northwestern
Alaska.
His
FtNCE
OFF
A
PIECE
OF
YOU.
fiACXVARD
K)'XlC
lofT
Smaller
to
kup
compcw
I
work
is
being
conducted
in
close
.HEAP,Ht
Et.etlCCAV.
.-
ASH
i
jCANS
fTC-iOOT
(J
SIGHT.,
association
with
Antqnio
Polei,
a
member
of
the
Alaska
Devel-
anrppnprl
hv
nlantine.
or
a
fence;
10x10-
feet
would
be
an
averag"
opment
Boari
ftt
Nome.
where
they
will
not
be
unsightly.
Two
years
from
now
you
will
jhave
a
precious
store
of
leaf
!
would
without
any
further
trouble.
And
once
the
annual
practice
is
established,
then
"very
year
a
crop
pf
humus,
thoroughly
decayed,
is
available
for
spreading
on
your
garden,
1
Methods
of
manaemerr
For
a
long
time,
the
Second
.'
Zee"""
lv
size-
Uean
off
ail
vegetation,
and
harden
the
urrace
by
rolling.
Pile
evenly
over
this
area
all
dead
leaves
and
other
waste
Division
had
been
regarded
as
a
forgotten
corner
of
the
territory
and
the
decision
was
recently
reached
by
the
board
to
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
.
AD
1
IaSSEVCEK
SAILlNtiS
ilANAJJA
'JO
KIKOPK
TERRACE
,
which
may
seem
elaborate,
are
:
justified
on
two
points,
first
iiTKWMIL
Lama
i,i
Commentary
B:15-rSongs
and
Binpers
9:3Q-H&r-mony
(Harbour
9:59
Time
b.gnal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
You,
ad
Uvd
There
plant
and
even
animal
material,
from
your
garden,
and
from
kilehen
wastes.
But
carefully
exclude,
if
you
would
avoid
trouble,
all
wood,
branches,
twigs
and
metal
objects.
When
the
layer,
well
tamped
down,
is
six
inches
io
some
investigating,
with
a
view
.
to
the
development
of
possible
enterprises
there.
Un-lilr
recently
Mr.
Browne
was
Identified
with
newspaper
work
in
Ketchikan.
from
Montrej
"
Halifax
"
Ilalifai
Calls
t
(irewwH'K
10:30
Music
and
Worship
Dl
THAMI'TON
thick,
sprinkle
It
with
a
bal-
moist.
If
bad
odors
develop
an
lllTAMA
they
can
speed
up
,the
rate
of
decay,
so
that
compost
is
avail
able
In
one
year
instead
of
two;
and
second,
where
room
is
at
a
premium,
they
confine
the
compost
pile
in
reduced
space,
and
Improve
its
appearance.
To
speed
decay,
the
grAwth
of
the
bacteria
which
cause
decay
Is
stimulated.
There
are
itwo
methods
of
doing
this.
These
bacteria
are
present
in
decay
CllTAMA
Oct.
28
Nov.
18
Dec.
9
ltrc.
20
Skeena
Restaurant
TERRACE
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
-
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
klTAMA
LlITANiA
from
Halifax
"
Halifal
"
'
Halifax
"
Halifax
from
Quebec
"
Quebec
"
Halifax
ll:00r-CBC
Nwg
,
Ll
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.
Reports
Ott.
11
:30
Religious
Pediqd,
Tor.
12
:00
rHoJUywood
Bowl
Syjn
phoDy
.
Orch.
.
1:30
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jpJ
the
Air
2
M
-Music
,
Tn
JSatuxe
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New?
2:33
Jphn
Fisher
Reports
f.Edro.)
anced
fertilizer
mixture,
about
.jncri
pf
soil
thrown
on
top
of
one
.
ounce
to
a
square
yard.
'
the
pile
will
prevent
them.
When
Wood
ashes
and
limestone
are
the
pile
js;
as
Wgh-
as
you
,can
also
beneficial,
eaqh
in
three
or
conveniently
manage,
cover
the
more
times
this
quantity.
Then
top
with
soil
and
let
it
$i
and
wet
it
down.
.
i
until
you
are
ready
to
dig
the
!
Build
.
up
,
the
heap,
layer
by
humus
into
the
garden.
Start
layer,
with
sirrUla.applica,Uons
a
new
one
to
take
care
of
cur-.between
,tbe
layers;,
and
keep
it
rent
accumulations.
.ON
DON
MAKIA
hhia
VTHIA
6
20
24
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
ing
manure,
so
that
when
a
KATES
OF
JPANSAfiK
MA,
SAMARIA
-
flat
fate
$175.
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.
lourisi.
nv.
isi
lass
j
rum
jiq
IIAMA
Tour
Wit
$160.
1st
Class
from
$"22t
RE(;rURAIMN8
1lOM
NEW
YORK
Lffn
Elizabeth
Mauritania
.Queen
Mary
small
quantity
of
manure
,
Is
spread
through
the
compost
pile,
their
number
is
Increased
and
.their
activity
hastened.
They
consume
nitrogen,
so
if
they
are
fed,
so
to
speak,
with
nitrogen
Ihey
will
increase
In
number
and
decay
wlil
be
hastened.
"If
manure
Is
lacking,
or
there
Is
objection
to
using
it,
commercial
cultures
of
these
.bacteria
are
.now
available,
and
Parthia
Bwiajinie
Media
our
local
agent.
No
one
can
w?rve
you
belter"
can
be
used
instead.
Nitrogen
can
be
supplied
by
mixing
j
hi
Asrnls
26
West
Pender
St.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
DDIES
own
mother
won't
p
you
in
one
of
our
UOW
E'EN
MASKS.
chemical
fertilizer
with
the
com-
post
material.
.Any
organic
matter
can
.
Joe
used
in
a
compost
heap;
ni
this
means
table
refuse
from
the
house.
But
it
is
not
practical
to
use
it
except
in
a
managed
pile,
where
it
can
be
covered
with
earth
to
kill
odor.
The
simplest
way
of
creating
a
managed
compost
pile
is
to
set
aside
a
suitable
location,
out
of
the
way,
and
nreferably
NOTICE
TO
CCMKACIDKK
I'eiiilcrH
fur
School
HiilUHng
Sealod
Tendi'in,
endorsed
"Tender
are
searev
enoueh
.to.
a
Gubiin
shudder,
our
full
line
of
WORKS
and
other
MIES.
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and
NAPKINS
Hiliowe'en
Party
at
i
for
School
Buildlniss"
will
be
receiv
5
mm
ed
by
the
undersigned
up
to
and
Including
November
6th.
1948.
S.-00
p
m.,
for
the
erection
and
completion
of
the
following
Rchools:
1.
Two-room
school
tt
Houston,
BC.
2.
Three-room
school
at
Tulkwa.
BC,
S.
Three-room
biiiu'X
to
High
School
at
Smlthes.
B.C.
Tenders
shall
not
Include
cement
Phone
Red
400
B
A
IP
TONE
1
foundation
work
of
Houston
and
Telkwa
schools.
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
tenders
mav
t
obtained
from
the
School
Bourd
office
in
Bmlthers.
B
C.
on
payment
of
a
deposit
of
$25.00,
which
amount
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
plans
In
good
condition.
j
A
certified
cheque
equal
to
10
of
tender
and
payable
to
the
Board
I
of
School
Trustees
must
accompany
PINK
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TIBET
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WW
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GREEN
PEAC1I
PAMPAS
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The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
the
bid,
as
surety
of
good
faith.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
,nec-
essarlly
accepted.
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HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
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Seer.
Treasurer,
Board
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School
.District
No.
54
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BC
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B.C.
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