Transferred
in
icont
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
28.
1952
Put
Industry
Before
Public
Forest
Service
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also
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was
welcomed
as
a
new
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The
speaker
recommended
Lumnrwi
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that
Prince
Rupert
people
should
Bmdie
of
Vancouver,
D.
O.
Little!
M.
O.
Kullander,
lor
several
see
a
new
film
-flying
Survey-
of
Terrace,
and
E.
p.
Haiutan
of
years
assistant
district
forest
i
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rf,,itinir
the
country
E-.lmontoii.
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here,
is
beinw
transferred
to
Pen.
i
F.tlucating
uuiig
People
in
Forestry
Important
Function
i;
l.tlUl'!,.,!
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m
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.
charff
Importance
of
the
public
around
Portland
Canal
a'i
Next
Wedntsuay
Gyro
wi
1
dleton
Bay
on
Babine
Lake
whe
e
!
knowing
what
is
going
on
in
Bowser
Lake,
which
had
been
visit
Booth
Memorial
High
he
will
take
over
special
dutu
such
a
government
department
produced
by
the
Forest
Branch
School
where
they
will
be
served
.
in
that
sawmillins
area
of
gro-
'"''iatiw,
,
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as
that
or
lorestry
and
in
the
in
collaboration
wun
tne
iojkj-
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ilc
allu
;vlM
industry
yenerully
was
emphas-
erapliicul
survey
department.
cla.vs
and
tour
the
school
on
the
Kullandet
expect
to
leave
aboil'
1
the
end
of
next
month
for
the
ivi
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Erie
linifp
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occasion
ni
Miucauon
new
post
in
the
Interior.
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public
relations
for
the
Depart-
leiations
department,
which
in-;
ment
of
Lands
and
Forests,
who
t.judcs
placing
of
advertising,
is-
FAMILY
CUSTOM
j
spoke
before
the
Prince
Rupert
.SUiuice
of
annual
reports,
pho-
WliYBl'k.-f,
Sask.
(CP)
Tliere's
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yester-
tonr;iphy,
were
descriped
by
Mr.
always
a
Kempton
in
the
voluil-'
I
day.
.
x
Druce.
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teer
fire
brigade
here.
When
Ted
j
It
was
particularly
desirable
President
Marc
Gormely
was
Kempton
retired
this
month
!
for
school
pupus
to
be
acquaint-
in
the
chair
nu
the
apeakt
r
alter
'i'i
yeurs'
service,
his
son
ed
with
industry,
Mr.
Druee
was
thanked
by
A.
M.
Hurst
Jack
was
Immediately
sworn
in
as
a
fireman.
Sergeant
A.
E.
Wales,
RCMP,
held,
and
there
was
special
con
1P
M:
or
those
quality
shoes
it
SALE
PRf
Pacific
BUT
B.C.
PRODUCTS
'J'
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fcjiscil
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centration
with
a
definite
program
upon
tlie
schools
by
the
public
relations
and
education
division
of
which
he
was
the
head.
Ninety-five
per
cent
of
the
schools
were
now
beiiuj
visited
regularly
by
representatives
of
the
department.
The
most
effective
educational
work
of
his
department
was
that
by
moving
pictures.
Mr.
Diuee
believed.
There
was
a
heavy
demand
by
schools,
service
clubs
and
other
organizations
on
the
department's
film
library
which
.ncompascd
ei'.;hty
subjects
elative
lo
the
forest
industry.
Junior
j'orest
warden
activities
if
the
Canadian
Forestry
Asso
MOPFI
WITH
A
r,;orFL
Prettv
Ann
Martin
ol
Montreal
takes
time
out
to
pose
with
a
sewn-foot,
nine-inch
model
of
a
deHavilland
je
aircraft
which
will
go
into
service
on
Canadian
Pacific
Airliner.'
trans-Pacific
service
this
year.
N.,v
being
displayed
at
Windsor
Station,
Montreal,
the
Slfi.OOO-nvjdel
will
go
on
tour
to
Winnipeg,
Vancouver,
and
Honolulu,
in
addition
to
appearing
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhi
Mticn
in
Toi
onto
this
year.
Of
plastic
and
metal
constri"-.tion.
it
h:is
a
wlngspan
of
nine
leet
sevjn
inches,
with
rubber-tired
wheels
on
a
retractable
undercarriage
which
can
be
operat
:d
by
hand
to
fold
into
the
belly
of
the
aircraft.
CHILDREN'S
SUH:
99c
WOMEN'S
SHC-
1.93
MEM'S
SHOES
6.95
(
c
summer
at
small
joy
it
all
expense.
FOR
WHIPPING
Chilled
thoroughly,
Pacific
whips
lo
creamy
light
perfection.
Vacuum
packe
JvAPOBATf'
(circle
c
No
greater
saving
can
be
made
by
the
amateur
gardener
than
by
enuiq
....
ciation,
which
collaborated
with
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rienarr.ment
ar
lo
hiK
FASHION
FOOTW
table
plants
I
rnm
seed.
Modern
I
,
commcnfJed
Mr
by
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Uruce
"
'ientitic
methods
oi
preventing
hoped
h,.,H
,h
P"e
r,.
;
.liLat
Rupert
lads
disease,
watering
automatically
:
and
trai.spldnf,ing
seedlings,
have
1
ml
SWEET
PEAS
COMING
BACK
TO
STAR
IN
HOME
GARDENS
Spencer
Tvpe
Sweet
Peas
inches
high,
brush
should
be
pro-Sweet
peis.
.
once
the
most
vided
for
thj
vines
to
climb,
and
popular
annual
flowers
in
this
by
the
time
they
have
grown
to
ccuntrj,
grown
in
almost
every
s;x
inches
wire
supports,
well
garden,
are
making
a
strong
anchored
to
resist
wind,
should
conw-back.
Varieties
which
be
in
place,
bloom
early
and
resist
hot
Regular
watering
is
essential;
wva'her
are
in
part
responsible,
(.fter
the
spring
rains
-end,
the
and
better
methods
of
growing
.-oil
should
be
soaked
at
least
help
a
great
deal.
every
week,
oftener
if
necessary
It
used
to
be
advised,
and
still
to
prevent
drying
out.
A
liquid
i;
.in
some
garden
books,
that
plant
food
rich
in
nitrogen
sr
jd
of
sweet
peas
should
be
:
should
be
applied
'every
two
made
iueeess
easy
for
one
who
'
pins
the
sinipie
i..ethods
to
be
!
followed.
D
not
sow
seeds
indoors
too
'
early.
In
a
ttn-enhouse.
8
to
10
weekr
before
the
plants
can
beset
out
in
the
garden
is
enough;
in
a
hot-bod,
5
to
8
w?eks,
in
a
:
cold-frame,
or
.Vox
in
the
window,
4
to
6
weeks,
will
,be
early
i
enough.
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have
fu,u
that
oii
haw
I
hit
mimic
proprwxivc
ideas
thai
H
haw.
'
weeks,
equal
to
an
ounce
of
sulphate
oi
ammonia
for
10
feet
of
row.
A
mulch
of
manure,
lawn
clippings,
or
similar
material
will
help
retain
the
moisture
in
the
soil
and
prolong
the
flowering
season.
Sweet
peas
are
legumes,
and
secrete
nitrogen
from
the
air.
They
benefit
If
the
seeds
are
inoculated
with
a
bacterial
culture
sold
for
'hi;',
purpose.
sown
at
the
bottom
or
a
trencn
six
inches
deep,
covered
lightly
with
soil
and
allowed
to
grow,
the
trench
being
filled
in
as
the
plants
grew.
Now
we
are
advised
to
make
a
thill
only
1'2
inches
deep
in'
which
to
sow
the
seeds,
which
is
not
only
a
lot
easier
to
do.
but
avoids
plenty
of
trouble
from
pocr
drainage
and
disease.
Stress
is
put
upon
the
importance
of
sowing
early,
as
soon
after
killing
Just
a
Few
Oldlimcrs
Left
BETTER'N
WALKING
1940
Ford
Sedan
Moti
r
overhauled
S599.00
1937
Ford
Sedan
Reasonable
shape
$399.00
195
Oldsmobtle
Coach
.
Lots
of
miles
left
S299.00
1939
Chev.
Sedan-Delivery
Make
us
a
decent
offer
mm
is
JtPfi
Already
i.oliimhia
OIIiiIom-
U
an
important
fa
tor
in
the
th-vchipmi
rit
of
tliU
area.
We
know
that
we
eun
eotuU
on
yon
touoik
uilh
us
for
till
jirealer
inihi-lrial
proM'ks
anil
properii.
Hut
that'sonly
one
part
i.f
the
pi.
lure.
new
neihhors.
ue
of
Columhia
OlluUe
want
to
take
un
a
live
and
eonlruelm
part
in
all
phases
,r
the
life
of
the
(.m-mmiity.
e
huiiI
to
join
uilli
you
in
evtendinf;
and
inipnmn"
the
i
ultuial,
mm
ial
and
rei
realional
facililies
and
opportuiillies.
AII
of
us
at
Columhia
Cellulose
are
menihers
of
this
eommunily
in
liieh
VK
inaLe
our
home.
All
of
us
appreciate
iu
opportunities
and
are
eajrer
lo
discharge
rully.
our
responsibilities
of
citizenship.
f.ood
ncighhois
in
a
rov,fn-
eommunily.
we
are
all
woikiiiK
lofreth.r
toward
u
common
objective
a
more
prosperous,
richer,
fuller
life.
frosts
have
ended
as
the
soil
can
,
,
,
Store
seeds
in
a
cool
place
if
L
prepared
'sweet
en
r
early'
Tney
peas
and
garden
peas
I
cool
kseP
better
tnan
111
a
warm
room'
art
firs
cousins.
They
are
weather
plan's
by
nature,
and
give
their
best
yields
before
the
Soil
which
is
frozen
should
be
weather
gets
reaiiy
hot.
This
thawed
cut-gradually
for
seed
makes
early
flowering
vital
in
box
use.
Quick
drying
tends
to
sections
where
spring
is
a
brief
form
hard
lumps.
After
it
is
interval
between
freezing
and
sifted,
baking
in
a
hot
oven
for
perspiring.
J
half
an
hour
will
kill
fungi
and
When
the
old
fashioned
gran-
weed
seeds.
didora
type
of
sweet
peas
was-!
inadt
obsolete
by
the
larger
and
J
Because
leaf
lettuce
is
derm
re
beautiful
Spencer
waved
manded
by
hotels
and
restaur-strain,
it
was
found
that
the
ants
for
fine
salads,
it
is
grown
newer
type
was
so
much
later
extensively
in
greenhouses
all
in'
flowering
that
hot
summer
,
winter.
Home
gardeners
mav
en-weatl.er
cut
its
harvest
short
in;
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Chev.
Sedan
,
rJtJJ&'i
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two-tone.
1
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Only
$1875
jf
iJi
BOB
PARKER
Wit
LIMITED
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'Home
ot
n,
service-
fygA
Sidl
many
sections.
It
took
t,me
to
change
this,
but
there
are
few
problems
which
modern
plant
breeders
cannot
solve,
and
this
one
was
solved
some
years
ago.
More
and
more
gardeners
are
-learning
that
now
there
are
available
strains
of
Spencer
sweet
peas
which
bloom
early,
and
resist
hot
weather,
so
that
a
long
season
of
beautiful
flowers
Is
possible
from
seeds
sown
in
the
outdoor
garden.
Seeds
can
be
sown
as
early
as
the
hardiest
varieties
of
garden
peas.
Porous
garden
soil
as
fertile
as
you
have
give
best
results.
A;;
soon
as
the
plants
are
three
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the
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