vided
by
the
Chapter
knd
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
fYb:
iiury
13,l!'5o.
,
the
lf
leiidint;
part
is
taken
bv
Record
Fine
obxer-
?
u?m
a.
members
in
the
annual
"Ill
y"
;
FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY-
"
'
-
Daughters
Of
Empire
Are
Wei
I
And
Usefully
Organized
Here
i
By
MRS.
J.
A.
TENGi
.
Tii'
i
i
I
4
knitted
and
sewn,
for
distribution
to
the
bombed
.
out
victims
of
Britain.
"
Stf'Ijilie'-t
Vevti
ntti'
Poland
,
Large
quantities
of
lieid
comfort
.
wt-re
also
made
by
the
members.
The
Chapter
raised
large
.sums
of
money
and
contributed
generously
to
all
the
Na
CLOU
Of
Service
VMirf
nf
Ufcoraliou
lay.
Many
Aetivities
Unfler
its
Child
and
Family.
Welfare
work
the
Chaple.-works
for
and
contributes
to
the
local
Civic
C.ntre.
The
Chapter
ass'sted
in
raisin1'
funds
for
the
Canadian
ror
CoU
u,
.
Prater
kuju-it
umuy
Nvs
Lttl
::nt
Aveniif.
Prince
Hiwn,
British
CnlunibU.
A
CLTi:r.
MMnniM:u'
Terror.
H
O
PERRY.
M:iiiaslng
Director.
URMHKR
OP
CANADIAN
PRF-S
AI'IjIT
BURM!
OF
IRITL.ATION3
CANADIAN
DAU.y
NFVSPAPFR
ASSOC1
ATICiN
fcUbSCRIPTtON
RATf.r,
uuj
curler,
per
Wn-K
a
c;
Per
Mut.iii.
75c:
Per
Tear
8io
Aj
q
A-'iTetj-.
BT
Mall.
Pc-r
Month
B(ic.
Prr
Tear.
5
00
V;i.
tional
Futuls.
iWritten
in
connection
with
the
Fif'.ieth'Anniversary
Observance)
,.
The
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
'
better
known
as
the
I.
0.
D.
E.,
was
founded
on
February
13,
190ft,
by
Mrs.
Clark
Murray
of
Montreal
Thev
also
contributed
to
Uie
Institute
for
the
Blind.
Am
Abridged
History
Of
(ueen
Mary
Chapter
I.
O.
D.
E.
By
MRS.
D.
C.
STUART)
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Prince
Rupert,
one
of
the
six
first
I.
"9
JACKETS
Special
Mtn't
Dresj
SH
Pure
wool,
0!,:1"
Provincial
"Spitfire"
Fund
and
The
Chapter
aiso
sponsored
.
hal
ed
fh
the
adopt
In
of
the
a
Junior
Cnapter
'
H.
M.
C.
S.
iri
;aie
H.
M.
C.
S.
Prince
Ku-',
Hakia"
which
was
organized
in
1
Regular
women's
who
envisioned
an
organization
of
;
1944.
and
o.
D.
E.
Chapters
in
Canada,
port
NOW
Men's
SOX
Bigg
J
children's
chapters
in
every
city
and
town
of
Canada
was
agnized
in
aio
and
nam-
Busy
war
Day
:
Empire
st"
has
bPen
ken
.
-
,
,
ed
after
ne
beloved
Queen
prince
Rupert
being
a
sra-
'P
"y
the
Chapter
since
1933.
rrii
t
s
t
v,
T-1
and
01
the
t
nl'ltisn
-
hmpire.
lhe
1.
U.
U.
L.
W
a
VOlUn-
Mother.
It
received
its
Charter
,efeic
point,
of
defence
and
also
;
During
the
war
the
Chapter
tary,
patriotic,
non-sectarian.
:
in
January
1911.
sub-port
of
embarkation
for
i
had
addresses
at
their
monthly
nun-political,
philanthropic
or-
and
L0yaity
-
The
Municipal
The
first
task
of
the
Chapter
the
U.
S.
forces,
thousands
of
;
meetings
by
the
various
heads
sanation.
Its
motto
is
"One
cnapter
.has
established
a
was
the
furnishing
of
a
ward
both
Canadian
and
U.
S.
forces
of
tne
armed
torces
and
war
Flag.
One
Throne.
One
Em-
Sl,halarship
fund
and
presents
failed
the
Queen
Mary
Ward
in
were
stationed
here
and
hun-!
services
stationed
here,
r-ire."
Durine
the
cist
50
years
,
t1nn
n,
.-,w
.
f
tv
tha
noulv
hnilt
Ceneral
Hostti-
rii-eds
of
them
were
entertained
Duiing
the
years
much
nion-
rrom
...
f.
inn
Reauhrv
'
-
u
tuu
wuiomj
tain
iibi
l7
utc
'
'
1
'
-
'
'
.'
-----
'
-
-
has
been
raised
and
has
fifty
nnlw
he
Order
has
made
steady
pro-
student
rankins
hiihest
in
the
tal
which
ward
has
been
main-
in
the
homes
of
the
members
of
gross
and
now
has
a
membership
Graduation
Class
of
Booth
Me-
tained
in
first
class
condition
he
Chapter
ho
aUo
acted
as
""""u"lrl1
J
f,u"
M'
ft
I.O.D.E.
Fifty
Years
Old
JT
HIS
IS
A
MEMORABLE
DAY
in
the
history
of
4
-
-
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
.because
it
is
the
fiftieth
Anniversary
of
its
found-'-QAs
Mrs.
Frank'?.
McCurdy,'
National
President
of
the
I.O.D.E.,
says,
the
order
can
look
back
over
the
past
fifty
years
with
pardonable
pride
that
it
has
courageously
faced
heavy
duties
and
responsibilities
and
written
in
service
to
humanity
a
story
that
will
long
be
remembered.
The
I.O.D.E.
is
a'
voluntary,
patriotic,
non-sectarian,
non-political,
philanthropic
organization.
Its
stirring
motto
'One
Flag,
One
Throne.
One
Empire,"
has
'burned
like
a
flame
in
the
hearts
of
its
members
in
this
Dominion
since
the
dawn
of
the
twentieth
century.
It
was
the
realization
of
the
dream
of
a
Scottish
woman.
Margaret
Poison
Murray
(Mrs.
J.
Clark
Murray1,
wife
of
a
professor
at
it,v:ii
tt:..,...'..
tit
i
...t,
:
,:
i
.,
mortal
High
School.
This
bur-
throughout
the
years
and
tnis
chape
rones
for
the
dances
held
"'
uuu
v,iin
m
Ca:vacu.
irom
rrince
ward
Island
to
the
Yukon,
of
fary
was
wort
last
year
by
Ken-
year
is
being
completely
refur-
by
the
Y.
M
C.
A
as
well
as
to
our
own
Provincial
u
v
Kt.OAT5
Cancer
Fund.
J
tvU.
WUl
m
re
than
32.000
women
in
930
nished
neth
Laurie.
who
is
now
fur-;
The
Chapter
contributed
gen-
chapters.
thering
his
education
in
the
In
1912.
two
lots
were
pur-
rously
to
the
Servk-e
Librar-
lllr
"
"
n
a
very
j
g
,
p.-
,.harf
frnm
t
ho
Provincial
tnc
Wiimi.anrl
alan
nrrvi!"Lert
healthy
Condition
and
BianV
J
'"IJ
With
a
program
designed
to
gont'n
Carss
Chapter!
Government,
which
were
later
books
for
the
troop
stationed
nfw
and
yun?
member!
have
wool
cloth,
tej
stimulate
patriotism,
foster
when
Adair
irtuty
withm
the
British
com-
disbanried
in
1932,
the
"Hill
turned
over
to
Municipal
Chap-
in
barracks
adjacent
to
Prince
""
"
"M
fixes
the
old
timers,
many
of
whom
wealth
and
Empire,
assist
m
chapler
having
a
.large
iter
on
which
lots
a
Hall
was
Rupert..
membership,
decided
that
half
1
erected.
.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Bv
request
the
Chapter
held
wve
-h
oir
my,
o.cj.ne
ina;
the
youth
in
Canada
bv
further
in
their
education,
cherish
th
of
their
members
would
form
a
contributed
towards
the
build-
a
"tag"
dav
for
the
Chinese
War
:
tve
or
passed
away
memory
of
their
heroic
deeds,
n-w
chanter
tn
he
named
T.m.
I
tne
and
its
maintenance
Two.
Relief
at
which
over
700
was
forward
every
good
work
for
the
hra"
after
th
httb
nt
Com.'
vears
jpo
as
the
buildine
had
rnitiprl
Now
only
I
cetterment
of
their
country
and
people
and
develop
hiuh
standards
of
cuizenship,
the
I.
O.
D
E.
lias
progressed
along
IS
Classified
ad
b-'r.g
results:
Listen
brai,
taking'
for
their
motto:
imtlived
its'
usefulness,
it
was
Tne
members
.also
canvass-'
By
Faith
-Not
by
Force
of
sold,
the
Chapter
receiving
iis
ed
lor
the
Auxiliary
Sei
vices
Arms."
This
chapter
is
still
in
.--hare
of
the
proceeds
of
the
:
Drive
and
did
their
pjrt
in
the
existence
and
doing
good
work,
sale
which
are
being
used
for
distribution
of
ration
books.
Another
Junior
chapter
was
educational
and
other
I.
O.
D.
;
Educational
work
has
always
formed
in
1944.
This
chapter!
E.
work.
.
1
hinh-lighted
the
Chapter's
ao-
was
named
"Galloway
Rapids"'
,
During
World
War
I,
the
tivitie.si
Bursaries,
prizes,
calen-but
was
later
changed
to
"H.
Chapter
raised
over
$4000
to-
dars.
magazines
etc.
have
been
iuctim
univeixiy,
.vtoiiueai,
wnu
lMtuieu
an
ws
represented
bv
the
follow
!
I
1
1
tui
organization
of
women's
and
children's
chapters
r-i
major
departments;
Edu-
.
'
-
.
.
,
,
.
.
i
cation.
War
Memorials.
Child
m
'every
city
and
town
of
Canada
and
of
other
parts
:
.,nd
Family
welfare.
Ex-Ser-
?-:t-ri
F.mniro
fwlm-it!
TVTnv.inir.ol
Pvm-iV,,;
-.1
Personnel.
Empire
Infor-
M.
C.
S.
Haida,"
a
proud
na-1
wards
the
equipping
of
the
old
given.
Four
schools
have
been
tliv.
J
i
1
J
I
J
J
1
.
1(
11V.
1
(llttl
111
illLIJU.
1
JUl.
1
1
L'
i
ti
V.
IU1
.
j.
.i
,
T
,.
,
.
.
.
..ijuu:,.
iimnisuuun
u
w.r
'tive
name.
The
younsr
jrlrls
of.
steamer
Prince
George
as
a
adopted
and
libraries
and
pic-
aiiti
iciLnmui
.
napteis
tor
seiice
to
iing
ariti
acuanizauon.
rums,
war-ume
this
chapter
are
striving
to
hospital
ship.
lures
presented
to
them,
keep
that
record
of
hiah
stand-1
After
the
formation
of
the
The
Chapter
has
taken
part
ard
in
all
their
work.
j
Red
Cross
in
Prince
Rupert
the
in
the
observance
of
all
patrio-
f
Fluwrrs
(in
All
I,
300
3rd
Aw
Bmii
i
na
post
war
services.
Bursaries
and
Scholarships
are
awarded
to
children
of
service
per-
The
last
chapter
to
be
form-
Chapter
worked
in
co-opera-
tic
days
and
also
in
Interces-
Country
and
for
the
promotion
of
a
better
understanding
among
the
peoples
of
the
British
Empire.
Mrs.
Murray's
vision
has
indeed
been
realized.
The
I.O.D.E.
has
no
paid
officers.
Its
work
is
sonnel
of
both
the
First
and
ed
ln
Prince
Rupert
was
thej
tion
with
them
In
their
vanei
sion
Day
Church
parade.
For
HON.
Second
Great
Wars
"Duchess
of
Edinburgh
the
war
activities.
i
many
years
the
Chapter
had
a
1
The
first
chapter
m
Prince
nucleus
members
bein
over-!
The
Chapter
took
part
in
the
thriving
Brownie
Pack.
In
1935
For
Friendly
S
W.
T.
STRAITH
Rupert
was
organized
in
1910
seas
War
Brides.
They
selected
i
nation-wide
registration
of
man
,
the
Chapter
received
through
the
voluntary
effort
of
public
spirited
women
who
by
tne
iate
Mrs.
h.
f.
Du
u
Vernet
veinei
as
their
motto
"Second
to
None.'i
power
in
June
1918
and
also
the
kindness
of
Her
Excellency
And
Advice
ir
jana
was
namea
auer
ine
men
and
tney
are
Uvlng
up
to
tWs
participated
in
the
raising
of
.
Lady
Tweedsmulr.
two
books
!
Queen
Mary.
It's
motto
being
mftto
'
.
.
.
535c
D
tor
Belgian
relief
and
from
Her
Majesty
Quern
Mary
!
'
Lyalty
to
the
Order."
This
A11
the
chapters
have
adopted
contributed
huge
hampers
of
to
be
given
as
prizes
to
an
aa-
Building,
Insulcl
Decorotion
Prot
J
'i
s
9
..
I
t
mapiei
nas
uone
auu
sun
t
a
milies
overseas
and
send
food1
clothing
for
the
people
of
the
opted
school,
doing
a
great
work.
They
have
pai.cels
regUlarly.
Replies
have'
devastated
areas
in
Europe.
The
Chapter
raised
$1550
for
as
their
adopted
schools
"Bor
pledge
true
allegiance
to
the
Crown
and
who
are
sewing
their
country
faithfully
and
well.
Possibly
in
no
place
in
Canada
is
the
work
of
the
I.O.D.E.
more
splendidly
exemplified
than
right
here
in
Prince'
Rupert
where
today,
as
in
the
past,
many
,
patriotic
and
hard
working
women
pre
engaged
in
its
activities.
-
-
!v
r
.
ISLAND
Cf
been
received
from
recipients
During
World
War
II,
there
the
Second
War
Memorial
of
these
parcels
and
it
is
heart-
was
a
large
increase
in
mem-
Fund.
ening
to
hear
how
these
gifts
bership
and
activity.
Several
In
1932
the
Chapter
assumed
are
appreciated.
groups
of
ladies,
not
members
the
responsibility
of
the
care
The
members
of
the
I
O
D
E
!
of
the
Order,
worked
for
the
unrl
imltppn
nf
the
"Rnlrlier's
BUILDERS'
Sl'l
den
St.
School"
in
Prince
Ru-!
pert,
"Elementary
School
and
High
School"
at
Terrace,
th
"Queen
Mary
Ward"
in
the
M
L
A.
will
broadcast
an
important
talk
on
'Education'
CFPR
10:15p.rn.Dia1
1130
General
FtniiV-r
nor,
Mci'.iidc
st.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospi-
jn
prince
RupeI-t
are
proud
to
Chapter,
turning
out
enormous
Plot"
in
the
lo:al
cemetery,
tal
is
maintained
by
this
chap-
long
to
such
an
organization
quantities
of
clothing,
'
4)oth
Markers
for
the
graves
are
pro-ter.
'
Monthly
donations
are
giv-
.
and
on
their
fiftieth
Annivers-i
-
-
-
en
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
many
'
ary
are
pledging,
themselves
blanches
of
work,
too
numer-
anew
to
live
llp
t(J
Oirobiiga..
ST.
VALENTINE'S
DAY
EARTS
ATD
FLOWERS,
love
and
kisses,
are
H-
-.
pretty
weak
Valentine's
Day
fare.
.
4--..
1
1
.1.
11
-t
i
MILLIE"!
Ihe
New
MONAPXH
Is
Here!
uii.-.
w
"'"iMUM
a.c
"ii
tion
to
be
of
service-to
God,
by
this
chapter.
Klng
and
country.
.
-
SNACK
tl
me
iangeuiuiK
cnapier
was
,
wean,
mat
is,
comparetrTo-Toruarv
m
"go-
formed
m
1914.
This
was
a
jun-
H
MORE
BEAUTIFUl
F
ft
THAN
EVER!
xST-
'ZTx
'
NOV.'
McKnighl
Case
Bigger
and
i
in
1
1
if!
inus-on
in
years
long
past.
For
Valentine's
Dav
has
k'''
chapter.
They
later
changed
V
.
.
xV,"
.
I
their
name
to
''Girl
Guides
wt-ii,
celebrated
m
some
form
or
other
4'isince
chapter"
and
did
a
great
amout
RolilPn
times
.
'
v
t
i
J
o
work
until
they
disbanded.
ivtulWn
limt.
.
.
v
f
.t-
.
i
frneV
"Hill
68"
'
-chapter
was
Is
Adjourned
,
riiLU
In
city
poace
court
bh
Satur-
wt
What
beeran
as
a
naean
festival
in
iioiwe"'
honor-t.fomtect
in
i5-nd
named
af-
hambur:
ter
the
"Battle
of
Hill
60."
The
lav
lnree
aajournments
on
tne
members
of
this
chapter
did
a
rpnuest
of
defence
ccjnsel.
Roc
MacLeod,
were
allowed
by
Mag
Better
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"The
Adair
Carss"
chapter
was
formed
December
13,
1917,
istrate
H.
D.
Thain
Preliminary
hearing
Into
the
breaking
and
entering
charge
against
George
McKnight
was
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p!S
and
was
named
after
Lt.
Adair
m-n
saint
at
all
and
certainly
ot
the
good
Valentine
was
gradually
changed
in
Christian
centuries
so
the
story
goes
into
a
feast
;oTve
and
goodwill
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The
beginnings
of
this
long-lived
custom
.are
rathsr
uncertain.
There
seems
to
have
been
no
fewer
than
eight
saints
called
Valentine.
"
Historians,
however,
have
settled
on
one
of
tho
Carss
young
Prince
Rupert
adjourned
until
Wednesday.
OPPN
6
am.
toll
Angus
McEachern,
charged
barrister
who
was
killed
at
Vi-
Just
ntf
Tliin!
1
with
unlawfully
making
nitro-
Riilirp
in
in
the
the
lirst
1
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9r
'Great
my
fiih
St.
Ph.HH
War.
They
took
as
their
motto
glycerine,
was
again
remanded
until
Tuesday
afternoon.
'Lest
We
Forget."
One
of
their
projects
was
the
uoket-p'
and
Sol-
eVht
as
being
most
closely
connected
with
the
day.
'
caring
for
the
Returned
oiers'
Plot
in
Fairview
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Ceme
Charged
with
creating
a
disturbance,
Kenneth
Panter
and
his
wife
Harriet,
charged
with
intoxication,
were
both
remanded
until
next
Saturday
morning.
The
two
were
picked
up
in
the
early
hours
of
January
2f
on
Third
Avenue.
.
jui-in
n.
Win
WE
BULGER
tery.
After
the
chapter
disbanded
this
work
was
taken
over
by
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
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The
Prince
Rupert
Municipal
Chapter
was
formed
on
Febru-,
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1Q
1919.
This
"Chapter
has
jurisdicton
over
all
the
other
chapters.
Its
motto
is
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Avenue
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York
Hotel,
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Ave
Stand
:
1
his
is
the
St.
Valentine,
who
was
beheaded
m
Kome
February
14,
270
A.D.,
during
the
reign
of
Claudius
II.
He
died
at
Rome's
Flaminium
Gate.
It
is
believed
his
death
coincided
with
the
Roman
pagan
festival
of
Lupercalia,
observed
on
February
1TC
Love
entered
the
picture
even
then.
The
day,
in
honor
,
of
Jan
and
Juno,
gave
Roman-youths
a'
chance
to
pick
lots
for
their
sweethearts
of
the
coming
year.
That's
the
historical
background.
Legend
ha.-;
proceeded
to
weave
other
stories
around
the
name
of
the
good
St.
Valentine.
It
is
said
he
was
a
matchmaker,
that
he
defied
Mf
emperor's
decree
against
marriage
by
Roman
soldiers
and
secretly
heard
the
marriage
vows
01
young
lovers.
For
this,
it
is
said,
he
was
thrown
into
prison
and
subsequently
beheaded.
Legend
also
holds
that
St.
Valentine
was
a
friend
of
his
jailor's
daughter
and
that
before
he
died
he
wrote
her
a
letter,
signing
it
as
young-lovers
do
today
"from
your
Valentine."
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