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Prince
Kupert
Uuiiy
(News
Monday,
February
18,
19o2
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veiy
sucwssiui
lea
ana
sale
If
You
Do
Not
Pay
Your
NeWs
Subscription,
the
Boy
Loses
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i-
Misr
Iona
Hardy,
at
the
annual
of
home
cooking
was
held
at
the
meeting
at
the
Chapter
last
week
Conrad
Street
School
Saturday
wa
elected
regent
of
HMCS
by
the
Third
Prince
Rupert
Haida
Chapter.
Imperial
Order,
j
Company
of
Girl
Guides
and
the
Dauehtent
of
the
Empire.
sue-
Second
and
Fourth
Brownie
I,'
feeding
Miss
Barbara
Teng
who
Packs.
I'
4
-o'
rv
A
larg?
number
of
parents
and
gave
a
suctexsful
year
of
leader
V
9
4
Is
p
hlp
in
1951
and
presented
her
l.port
thereon.
Immediately
before
the
regular
business
of
the
meeting
was
begun,
all
the
members
joined
in
repeating
the
Affirmation
and
w
,-aring
allegiance
to
Her
Most
guests
attended
and
the
results
were
most
satisfactory.
The
Guides
and
Brownies
acted
as
wrviteur-i
and
the
refreshments
wei
j
delicious.
The
table
decorations,
consisting
of
a
mushroom
with
Guide
and
Brownie
emblems,
had
been
Sub-cribers
of
the
Daily
News
who
receiv
their
papers
b
tarrier
boys
are
reminded
that
these
boys
our
little
merchants
are
charged
for
every
paper
they
take
out.
If
you
are
receiving
the
paper
and
are
delinquent,
the
boy
has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
arrears,
whether
it
is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
offie'v.
It
us
not
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay.
It
is
the
boy.
We
hope
this
reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
.hose
who
may
have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
newspaper
subscription
is
a
legitimate
obligation.
The
fact
that
your
civ-ditor
is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
make
the
respecting
of
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
A
i-
Royal
Majesty
Queen
Elizabeth
'
ti
nn...n
b.
il..
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.
rrtdM
hv
thf
irirls
anri
u
&ro
vprv
,
v.':-.
of
the
Order.
cffctjtlvv.
In
her
report,
Miss
Barbara
Exhibitions
of
Brownie
work
Tent
stressed
the
need
for
more
"e
on
display
and
much
ad-
tv.
Do
You
Ask
Yourself
Questions
a."1
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1.
i'
ae.tivitv
and
Increased
member-
mired
by
the
visitors,
ship.
She
further
suggested
that,
1
The
tea
was
under
the
general
by
co-oprration
with
the
new
supervision
of
Guide.
Captain
regent,
a
renewed
and
whole-
Mrs.
Black,
Lieut.
Mrs.
Baldwin,
hearted
Interest
would
be
shown
a"d
Brown
Owls
Mrs.
Kurdziel
in
the
coming
year's
projects
and
Mrt,.
Williams
and
Mrs.
Sykes.
activities.
In
the
secretary's
annual
re-
Teng.
port,
the
activities
of
the
past
Regent
Iona
Ha.'ly.
v.-ar
were
summed
up.
The
high-
Fjrst
Vice-Regent
Anna
lights
were
a
tea
and
apron
sale
gwang.
v"?,.
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MS
r
Of
Its
4,
5.
WHiitS
LiKe
ihesei
jtjQRE
J.
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air
participation
in
tne
annual
seCOnj
Vice-Regent
Mary
J,1
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Addison.
A
(1
Mat
fcm
iT.in'ijMr.
Oili&
rui'
nt
Ji
The
treasurer's
report
showed
that
many
donations
had
been
made
during
the
year
to
such
ortianizations
as
the
Civic
Centre,
Biitish
and
European
Helief,
and
many
others.
Five
food
parcels
were
sent
to
Great.
Britain
during
the
year.
of
the
throngs
lining
the
streets
is
given
In
this
photo
takvn
at
Marble
Arch
where
thousands
were
packed
as
the
cortege
passed,
i
CP
Photo
from
AP)
iNS
M(l'HNKI
OrlcvinR
subjecls
stood
at
respectful
,i
l
he
Kim
cainuKe
bearing
the
body
of
King
GeoiRC
mil
through
tlie
ntreets
of
London
Friday.
Some
idea
Secret
aryVerna
Graham.
1
Educational
Secretary
Evelyn
1
Smith.
E'-hoes
Secretary
Andrea
Stout.
Standard
Bearer
Shari
In-galls.
In
her
inaugural
remarks,
the
1
Is
my
ear
worth
repairing?
Shall
I
do
ir
now?
2
Why
ore
my
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
ii
miss
when
I
wont
puick
Dick
ups?
4
How
can
i
cut
down
on
gasoline
consumption?
IT'S
TIME
TO
SEE
US
FOR
A
GENERAL
CHECK-UP
Superior
Auto
Service
Standard
Bearer,
Miss
Shari
ELEVEN
TABLES,
WHIST
TOURNEY
J-lo
let
mJrriva
(s
new
Regent,
Miss
Hardv,
expies-
Ingall!,,
represented
the
Chapter
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.
.
.
,
,
.
at
all
important
functions.
wh;..
atu
luc
iiuc
Liiat.
wiic
ruining
year
would
bring
an
even
greater
Moose
Saturday
night
Cjavdt
A
permanent
delegate
to
the
tournament
had
11
tables.
eiuiia
measure
ol
achievement
that
Limited
Mrs.
Lillian
Williams
won
the
P1
Rupert
Co-ordinatmg
coul
only
bfi
created
by
each
ladies'
first;
Mrs.
Anna
Dumas,
council
on
Canadian
uiuzensmp
member
doing
her
job
to
the
best
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
SEED
TO
SOW
N
SEED
BOX
STIRST
FLOWER
!
IS
PETUNIA
I
scond.
M.
Martinsen
won
men's
appointed.
first;
A.
Rathgatw
r,
second.
Mrs.
Miss
Hardy
gave
a
short
report
Williams
ciso
won
the
pool
prize,
on
the
alms
and
activities
of
the
Refreshments
-were
served
by
Council.
Mrs.
F.
Good,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
Officers
elected
for
1952
are:
and
Mrs.
Harold
Mu,ncey.
1
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
J.
A.
of
her
ability.
Committee
heads
for
the
future
year's
work
were
then
appointed
by
the
new
Regent.
Following
the
meeting,
refresh-mentr
were
enjoyed.
NEWS
ADS-
get
RESULTS
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,
!
,
Prime
Kupert
!
G.
W.
Scott,
B.
Anderson,
W.
!
Hoegger,
E.
Fail
grieve,
L.
Gar-
land,
T.
La
Cowe,
J.
D.
Freeman,"
jK.
O.
Boswoith,
D.
Robertson,
W.
S.
Adams.
E.
L.
Johmnes,
S.
I
S.
Burkcridge.
'
K.
S-ilatt,
C.
!
Johnson,
A.
Will,
O.
.
Smith,
William
Townsend
ai.
i
H
t.
Tynan,
Vancouver;
Miss
E.
Ross,
j
Prince
Rupirt;
Thomas
Alkin-
son
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Sass,
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Fort
William;
A.
Karcher.
Kwin-i
it.sa;
D.
McDonald,
Watertown,
I
New
York;
J.
Harris,
Juskatla;
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Johnston,
city;
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mailen,
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Johnstone,
city:
!
W.
D.
Garrick,
Montreal;
C.
5.
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Dillon,
Edmonton;
A.
Levasaeur,
Ju.skatla;
A.
Huggins
and
R.
Moxam,
Pacofi
Bay;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Dobble,
Kitimat;
Lee
Tuck,
city;
M.
L.
Grossman,
Lea-side,
New
York;
B.
P.
Gibbons,
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Mi
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muce
George;
J.
Uregri
and
j
Mi
s.
D.
Dcdoie
and
Sharon,
',
Bmitheio;
Mrs.
R.
Wylie,
Mrs.
A.
Holland,
P.
Ba.slain,
J.
Clegt;,
Masset;
-J.
Berry,
New
West-
!
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minster;
W.
S.
Dale
and
J.
rrunsplantini;
Tinv
Plants
Cues
Fast
jMrs.
E.
C.
Si'
tide,
Terrace,
r
.
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,
C.
A.
Chamberlar.d,
Alberni;
R.
j
E.
Selby,
Grand
Junction,
Color-(
A
ado;
Constable
J.
D.
Schwlng-
which
should
be
i
.cd
box
under
pro-1
petunia.
Though
CsrT1."('r-(i
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iiammei,
Ke
mano,
a.
Liuniop,
gar-
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1
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Burns
Lake;
r.i-V'Crf?'.Vr''
Edmonton;
R
Mrs.
J.
T.
Boyce,
F.
Davis,
Ketchi-
pro-
most
B
I
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vigorous
VIKlll
UUS
O
of
I
with
amazing
I
its
seed
are
si
ko
1
'
ire
is
rcqulr
quired
tiny
''jyJiV-r
kan;
A.
Ka
rcher,
Watertown,
to
DZi?,4'Vr"ivS
New
York;
L.
Wildfong,
Prince
t"m
..
llim:
plant
safely
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human)
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ueorgo;
H.
E.
smitn.
Terruce;
ta
"x,
J
in.
Kenton.
North
Vancouver;
rw
Mi.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Calhoun,
Butedale.
1
C
how
Cam
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utm
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CSsTZJ
&7&C?
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Room
to
Crow
ill
1
111!
;.
ve
developed
a
'
-
W
liirli
practically
all
ti
grown
Into
plants;
i
fi
.s
requires
a
green-'
.t
results,
it
can
be
',
Ii.itirh
success
in
a
W"
ol
vour
home.
The
i.
I
can
be
applied
to
j
Vf.
w.'i
're
it
is
impor-
I
maximum
number'
them
to
other
flats,
where
they
have
room
to
develop.
Transplanting
may
be
dono
hen
they
ore
very
tiny,
and
should
he
done
as
soon
as
they
have
made
the
second
pair
of
leuves,
known
as
"true''
leaves.
Enough
flats
to
take
them
all
must
b
provided,
filled
with
!'.iown
into
plants.
luc
to
thinning
out
ft
owing
a
DHcket.
of
a.
II
only
oiie
variety
'
poi'our.
soil,
the
best
way
is
to
seed
c-in
he
broad-
w
''P'""
oantis.
'
wmcn
ar-wo-
(f
inl
varieties
ure
ttiUlles
for
flower
pots,
placing
same
box,
sow
in
a
seedling
petunia
in
the
centre
fci
a
i
uh
drlil.
j
of
each
band
Another
way
is
to
line
with
the
pe-
draw
lines
2
inches
apart
at
0
day
Interval
be-'
riKht
anules
covering
the
surface
jm,sfmmm
ill
,.,
,
.in
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V
DADOV
LIVE
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wt:
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fSSTfl
rf,'
QUICK,
INTO
Th
kiTChEN-J
Z'
HE'LL
BE
1
1
I
gfrm
r
i6o
pounds;
hhSxeZtgI
(
I
0
rPr
nr;
and
germination
f
fll'
'la!
an"
lH
sel
a
sm"lnf!
During
this
periixl
'plant
at
ecih
Intersection.
k'-
not
be
allowed
to'
Tran.splnnting
an
infant
plant
t
houkl
it
be
so
wet
is
a
matter
of
seconds.
Lift
it,
!.i,e
the
growth
of
roots
and
all,
between
the
finger
iU'mgi.
By
sowing
the
!
and
a
pointed
stick,
place
It
in
its
l
yer
of
sphagnum
;
c-'w
home
and
firm
the
soil
about
fl,on
top
of
the
sou,
I
t.
Each
plant,
will
now
have
room
Jisea.se
will
be
mini-1
to
develop
to
garden
size
without
'
Bniuation
requires
a
being
moved
again;
but
florists
Jl
'iaiure
than
does
often
transplant
them
again
into
"f
plants.
A
range
pots,
to
make
larger
plants
to
I
and
70
degrees
is
acll
111'
"('.lit
is
needed
Remember
that
each
time
a
I
break
through
olant
Is
moved,
it
receives
a
set-
f:
I
leeds
I
his
i
i
1
back;
so
it
takes
longer
to
grow
occurs,
the
box
petunias
to
garden
size.
If
they
ure
transplanted
as
described.
So
'iivcl
near
a
sunnv
never
on
too
of
a
start
operations
eurly,
If
you
want
o
make
tlm
nion
early
flowers.
Florists
may
sow
petunir.
seed
soon
after
New
Year.
The
amateur
should
start
......v,,
a
rnght,
tempera-
55
(leyrnna
Ujltfct
in
1
r
durine
the
dnv
u
petunias
at
least
two
weeks
be
filing
plants
will
he
fori?
other
flowers,
which
are
to
and
tO
KftVP
them
ha
o
rnu-n
In
fhn
hlllhed
COld-
e
ary
to
transplant
framo
or
honsf.
Johnstone.
T.
Hicks.
Treasurer
Mrs.
M.
F.
Mac-
Secretary
Mrs.
dl
I
(eat
this,;
7"
7r
I
rr
t'Ia
(illiiTX
Donald.
Assistant
Secretary
Mrs.
'nenf
Lee
Dlbbens.
Pprvifpq
ft.
t-TnrrtA
nnd
Abroad
f
Halliwell
was
f-a
oi
Duchess
of
Ed-1
Mrs.
A.
Slater.
finer.
Imperial
Order
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
R.
the
Empire,
at
the
A.
McLean.
f"
meeting
last
week
Echoes
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
Mor-an.
Empire
Study
Mrs.
E.
Barton.
Standafd
Bearer
Mrs.
A.
Johnstone.
After
the
meeting
closed
refreshments
were
served.
ftiMness
was
attended
feeedlng
to
the
elec-f
ts
lor
the
coming
wg
as
follows-Mls-
W.
e.
Halliwell.
f-Regent
Mrs.
J
A
displayed
displayed
by
by
th
the
Liquor
Liquor
Control
Control
Boa.d
Boi.d
or
or
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ii
AJAV
n7W
L-T7
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r
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.
,
Thii
idvertisement
is
not
publishtd
or
by
the
Government
of
Britiih
Columbii.
"I'ce-Rcgeni
Mr.
A,
-
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advrrt'je