Monday,
May
3,
194S
wo
7
A
STEWART
NEWS
Latest
from
Par
t
la
ndCanal
Mining
Centre
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m.
i
toff
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Walter
Chesher
left
on
Satur
Jean
Chesher
is
a
surgical
patient
in
the
local
hospital.
OFFICERS
FOR
STEWART
MOOSE
(garden?.
day's
early
morning
train
lor
i
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
called
to
take
his
medical
test
Enjoyable
Whist
Party
At
Stewart
STEWART
A
military
whist
drive
and
dance
in
the
Moose
Home
under
the
auspices
of
the
Portland
Canal
Moose
Lodge
was
very
successful
and
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
by
all
present.
The
winning
team
was
William
Newell,
Angelo
Bugnello,
at
the
R.C.A.F.
headquarters
following
his
application
to
join
There
should
be
a
succession
of
crops
of
beans,
.
beets,
carrots,
lettuce,
and
such
things.
STEWART
Installation
of
the
officers
of
Portland
Canal
Moose
Lodge
took
place
in
the
Moose
Home.
Ladies
of
the
women's
chapter
were
guests.
The
new
officers:
Hotel.
.
A
Art
Blackmoreand
J.
P.
Hawk-inson,
winning
96
flags.
The
team
winning
the
least
number
of
flags
was
comprised
of
Mrs.
E.
Jacobson,
Mr.
Isaac
Soderlov
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bennett.
Mrs
M.
Peterson
has
returned
to
her
home
in
Prince
Rupert
after
a
week's
visit
with
Mrs.
T.
Olsen
in
Terrace.
-
A.
Attree
left
for
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Martin
accompanied
by
their
young
son,
and
Mrs.
Martin's
mother,
Mrs.
J.
Finlayson,
left
on
Tuesday
by
plane
for
Stewart
for
a
brief
visit
to
relatives
there.
Mrs.
Finlayson
will
stay
there
indefinitely.
Calling
at
Prince
Rupert
on
their
way
they
were
back
home
at
the
airport
within
seven
hours.
Arruais
For
Real
Display
It
is
surprising
how
little
it
costs
in
time
or
money
to
have
a
really
big
bed
of
massed
annual
flowers,
something
that
will
really
attract
interest
and
attention.
One
should
not
crowd
these
thfngs.
Leave
a
foot
or
more
between
all
but
the
tiny
types.
Indeed
in
very
long
borders
along
roadways
or
paths
there
should
be
sufficient
room
to
permit
much
of
the
early
cultivation
with
a
handdrawn
or
tractor-operated
cultivator.
First,
the
bed
should
be
dug
or
cultivated
thoroughly
at
least
twice
before
the
annuals
are
sown
or
set
out.
This
gets
rid
of
the
weeds
and
gets
the
soil
in
good
shape.
For
a
long
Governor,
J.
P.
Garlick.
junior
Governor,
Walter
Hansen.
Prelate,
A.
Lawrence.
Treasurer,
W.
L.
Newell.
Past
Governor,
A.
Phillips.
Secretary,
A.
Russwurm.
Outer
Guard,
A.
Bugnello.
inner
Guard,
W.
J.
WakefieW.
Sergeant-at-arms,
J.
Wolsten-holme.
.
Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms,
A.
Aronson.
Trustees
D.
Geddes,
J.
Smithson
and
W.
Shields
Orr.
Mrs.
Mary
Dickson
supplied
the
Air
Force.
Mrs.
W.
Klrkpatrick
visited
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday'c
train,
returning
on
Saturday
morning.
Vic
Giraud
returned
on
Friday
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
funeral
of
Nigel
Sherwood
last
week.
Mrs.
Giraud
and
Mrs.
Sherwood
will
be
returning
next
week.
Mrs.
MacKay
paid
a
brief
visit
to
Prince
"Rupert
last
week.
Mrs.
Bob
Cooper
entered
hospital
on
Saturday
for
surgical
treatment.
Word
was
received
in
town
last
week
of
the
marriage
of
Frances
Hall,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hall
of
Ter-
J.
N.
(Norman)
Hueston
left
last
week-for
Prince
Rupert
en-route
for
Smithers.
X
X
jSSUSAN
HAYWARD
IFF
Rniir
T.
Kaye,
Vancouver;
G.
F.
Tough,
Vancouver;
A.
Peterson,
Smithers;
K.
P.
Hoffman,
Terrace;
N.
Markwick,
Smithers;
F.
Lee,
Vancouver;
R.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
K.
Warner,
Smithers;
D.
A.
Chant,
Vancouver;
R.
R.
H.
MacLeod,
Vancouver;
D.
J.
Rowse,
New
Westminster;
R.
B.
Huene,
New
Westminster;
H.
V.
Alderdice,
Vancouver;
Miss
M.
jg
VVIIlk
:
MARSHA
HUNT-EDDIE
M
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
1
The
Civic
Centre
drama
group
bed
three
feet
wide
is
about
a
put
on
a
show
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Thursday
night.
Two
one-
the
music
for
the
occasion.
PasU
Into
wulan
Hazel
ton;
Mrs.
T.
Lock
minimum
requirement.
0
i
(
hart,
Hazelton;
S.
L.
Young,
Governor
W.
R.
Tooth
was
in-
Vancouver;
F.
Ellert,
Vancouver;
stalling
Governor
and
W.
Shields
act
plays
were
staged
as
well
as
several
vaudeville
numbers.
As
chairman
of
the
Civic
Centre
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
so
much
grease
when
frying
anything
in
deep
fat?
A.
Keep
a
piece
of
brown
wrapping
paper
close
to
the
stove.
When
fried
to
the
desired
brown,
lift
the
food
out
and
place
on
the
brown
paper
to
drain.
The
paper
will
absorto
every
bit
of
the
fat.
Orr
installing
sergeant-at-arms.
Constable
G.
Nelson
presented
several
sound
pictures
after
which
supper
was
served.
Cyril
Olsen
of
Victoria,
Chesher
has
put
in
a'lot
of
hard
J.
J.
Faires,
Vancouver;
A.
R
Short,
Vancouver;
L.
Myre,
Bella
Coola;
J.
J.
Mclntyre,
Vancouver;
H.
R.
Henderson,
Vancouver;
D.
Candow,
Vancouver;
this
one
can
plant
dozens
of.
different
type
annuals,
with
the
smaller
things
generally
at
the
front,
the
bigger
things
at
the
bottom.
For
tiny
things
like
French
Marigolds,
allow
about
ten
inches
between,
and
for
the
biggest
things
like
cosmos,
full-size
zinnias,
eftn
t-wn
onrt
tt
Vinlf
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
where
the
wedding
took
place
working
hours
and
her
efforts
were
crowned
with
success.
Critics
werp
invited
t,n
at.t.enri
t.hp
Members
of
the
Kitselas
Ma-
C.
de
Kergommeaux,
Terrace'
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Nash,
Terrace;
I
0
dress
rehearsal
and
these
were,sonic
left
on
Friday
for
Who
profits
most?
The
mer-
J.
J.
McKenna
of
the
Stew-
Mrs.
H.
M.
Lisey,
Terrace;
J.
B.
art
Book
Store
has
been
on
a
chant
whose
big
ad
is
always
nuKc
nupert
to
auena
a
joint
to
three
feet
is
not
too
much
fVMtijjtiiiitii:ifw:i
in
The
News.
Reid,
Victoria.
'.trip
to
Vancouver.
communication
oi
tne
tnree
lodges,
Tsimpsean,
Tyee
and
Kit
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Kergommeaux,
C.
J.
Norrington
and
B.
Dodds.
Director
for
the
plays
was
A)f
Yox-c'
Oi"';
C'it''0
r!i',c1r.
room.
A
solid
bed
of
one
kind
of
flower
in
various
colors
make;
attended,
a
U
mosi
fot.ir.
rtisnitv
At.un.
selas.
Tfcsre
banquet
and
met
"
th-
On
rid
ibc.
hnc
VllinlhS
ir.
ssuKllv
Mthi;r,
u.
ruiy
ung.
itn.e
suit.aDle
for
this
put
pus;
ELECTRICAL
ioiiig
oy
ear
were;
C.
J.
Nor-liligtuit,
who
A'iuS
in
Ciiiu'ge
of
the
trip
arrangements,
William
Oliver,
J.
McLeod,
R.
Squires,
Tiiiuuiii
is
luifollkul
A
most
important
Job,
after
the
plants
are
up,
will
be
thin
J.
Haaland,
M.
Dubeau,
D.
Bu-
beau,
B.
R.
Dodds,
N.
McNabb,
ning
and
spacing.
This
is
vital
j
work
and
applies
to
either
flowers
or
vegetables.
Crowded
j
flowers
will
grow
thin
and
'
H.
Noakes.
Mr.
A.
Attree
went
by
Thursday's
train.
FIXTURES
APPLIANCES
CLEANERS
SERVICE
SEE
PHONE
WRITE:
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Winner
uf
tnf
Cnuvn
goiii
.neaal
Li
Divinity
auu
the
Albeit
H.
Mui'risuu
meruurliJ
soliolar
ship
at
Union
College,
Vancouver,
recently,
was
Rev.
J,
A.
McAllister,
B.A.,
who
was
also
awarded
his
Bachelor
of
Divinity
degree.
Mr.
McAllister
has
been
minister
of
the
Knox
United
Church
in
Terrace
for
over
two
years
but
he
is
leaving
Terrace
at
the
end
of
June
to
attend
Princeton
University
in
the
fall
and
take
advantage
of
these
scholarships.
Dr.
Stanley
Mills
received
word
last
week
of
the
death
In
Toronto
of
his
younger
brother,
G.
G.
Mills,
who
was
t
he
Canadian
Trades
Commissioner
to
spindly,
will
not
bloom
freely
and
the
biggest
plants
will
topple
over
in
the
first
storm.
They
should
have
half
as
much
SAVED
BY
TREES
YSDDU,
Monmouthshire
iff
room
betwen
as
they
will
grow
tall.
This
means
about
i
or
5
inches
for
things
like
nastur
PHONE
644
313
THIRD
AVEM'E
WEST
BOX
A
bus
driver
and
six
passengers
miraculously
escaped
injury
recently
when
a
workman's
but
careened
down
a
60-foot
embankment.
The
bus
bounced
among
trees
and
shrubs
which
helped
to
keep
it
upright
until
M
m
MM
MW
mi
tiums,
less
for
alyssum,
much
j
more
for
tall
marigolds,
cosmos
j
or
spider
plants.
With
the
smaller
vegetables,
a
:
couple
of
inches
between
plants
,
is
sufficient.
This
applies
to
j
leaf
lettuce,
early
carrots,
beets,
etc.
Beans
and
peas
should
1
it
reached
the
bottom.
Ontario
House
in
London
during
the
war.
You
saw
n
m
the
Daily
News!
Mil
f
TMAGINE
the
Jhrill
you'd
feel
flying
a
jet
propelled
nni
have
from
4
to
6
inches
between
plants,
and
as
all
the
seed
usually
germinates
it
should
be
planted
about
this
far
apart.
Rows
should
be
from
15
inches
to
2
feet
apart.
Spread
Them
Out
!
Mothers
1
aircraft
or
navigating
a
modern
multi-engined
plan
Day
NEXT
FRIDAY
For
Daughter,
Son
and
Father
Mother's
Day
GIFTS
Lingerie
Dresses
2
Hankies
-
Coats
Blankets
Suits
DOZENS
OF
IDEAS
WALLACE'S
!
"SSc?r
J
Urmes
urugj
'
to
a
pin
poin
location
with
split
second
timing.
This
is
yours
to
achieve
in
the
R.C.A.F.
You
will
train
as
a
Flight
Cadet
under
a
team
of
expert
instructors
using
the
most
modern
scientific
equipment
available
in
the
world
today
a
training
valued
at
just
about
$35,000.
It
will
be
a
proud
day
for
you
when
you
graduate
as
a
full-fledged
Pilot
or
Radio
Navigator
and
receive
the
coveted
Wings
of
the
R.C.A.F.
You
will
become
a
member
of
a
team
of
outstanding
young
men
famous
for
their
courage,
initiative
and
capabilities.
As
a
Flight
Cadet
under
training,
your
total
income
is
$228.00
a
month
and,
on
graduation,
you
will
recesv
your
appointment
to
the
rank
of
Flying
Officer
with
t
monthly
income
of
$274.00.
One
gels
qu-.ie
a
thrill
out
of
having
the
first
vegetables
or
flowers
in
the
neighborhood.
But
there
is
also
much
solid
satisfaction
in
having
good
and
beautiful
things
from
the
garden
long
after
those
next
door
are
done.
Perhaps
the
commonest
mistake
of
all
amateur
gardeners
is
stopping
planting
too
soon.
With
vegetables,
especially,
most
varieties
should
be
sown
at
least
three
times
about
two
!
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.
MOTHER'S
DA
May
9th
You
ran'l
repay
ttif
lor
mm
t
h
r.
has
ClVf
11
J
OF
COURSE!
weeks
apart.
This
will
protect
against
late
frosts
or
flood
1
through
the
years,
tu!
or
'
.damage
and
will
keep
a
tasty
j
supply
of
the
freshest
vegetables
coming
along.
In
most
.
.
3
day
you
ran
sa.
motlitT."
A
beautiful
raid
or
I
motto
will
help
reveal
Uif
Ag
II
le
24
yor.
Unmarried.
Senior
Matriculation
or
bottor
A
Univanrty
JogrM
it
an
advantage.
parts
or
Canada
it
is
possible
to
set
out
plants
and
sow
seed
almost
up
to
the
first
week
in
July
and
still
have
reasonable
Just
Arrived!
MacFarlane-Lefaivre
Spring
Styles
you
have
for
her.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
See
the
New
Carpet
at
our
store.
Will
not
absorb
water
easy
to
clean.
In
large
and
small
sizes
and
by
the
yard.
Phone
775
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it
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expectation
of
good
DEE
FOR
MEN
If
you
lack
the
educational
requirement
tet
out
above,
enliit
now
in
groundcrew
and
take
advantage
el
the
educational
facilitiet
provided
by
the
Service
le
qualify
for
aircrew.
You
can
win
your
wings,
and
get.
a
University
education
at
the
tame
time,
by
enrolling
as
an
Airforce
Cadet
at
either
of
the
Canadian
Service
Coltcge
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
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For
All
Occasions
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