Plant Talk Flowering Climbers for Conservatories and Greenhouses
Practical guide on growing flowering climbers in conservatories sun lounges or greenhouses. Covers room size needs, headroom, trellis or wires, light and temperature preferences, watering and drainage, soil mix like John Innes 3 with charcoal, large beds or pots, and pest vigilance for climbers that can be invasive or fast-growing.
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John Innes
Legion Branch 258 Opens 1984 Meetings and News
The Legion welcomes visitors as Branch 258 hosts its first 1984 meeting on Thursday January 5 chaired by President Jim McLane with 21 members and 1 guest present. New members Dena Krahn Donna Alexander Bev Alexander and others were initiated and officers install.
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Legion
Legion Branch 258
Jim McLane
McLane
Branch No 258
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Lana Campbell
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Peace River Zone
Ladies Auxiliary
Robbie Burns
The
Chamber of Commerce
General Legion
Larsen
Dena Krahn
Donna Alexander
Bev Alexander
Ethel Blair
B C Hydro Drives Conservation and Solar Energy Research
B C Hydro promotes energy conservation with programs for homes and businesses, including solar and wind energy, solar collectors at the Surrey R and D Centre, and photovoltaic cells. The utility monitors customer solar systems, offers Double E energy standards for new homes, and provides district office information and data sheets to aid energy efficiency.
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B.C. Hydro
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Hydros
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Syste
Vancouver
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Victoria
Smithers
Lillooet
Dawson Creek
Canadian Electrical Association
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Police Powers in Arrests Taught In Chetwynd Class
RCMP constable Glenn Hanna spoke to Law 11 at C.S.S. about arrest powers and search rules. A mock arrest was conducted during the session with ten student questions answered for future publication.
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Glenn Hanna
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R.C.M.P
Chetwynd R.C.M.P
C.S.S
Hanna
Cabinet to decide driver 7 8 9 10
Questions explore whether a charged person must be fingerprinted and photographed how searches of vehicles are conducted and the powers involved how Canadian arrest laws differ from American laws and when cuffs and firearms are used in arrests.
BC cabinet to decide on hospital user fees under health act
BC Health Minister Jim Nielsen said the cabinet will consider continuing or dropping hospital user fees amid a proposed Canada health act that would penalize provinces that charge them. He noted fees, mainly for acute care beds emergency wards and day care surgery, could amount to over 50 million dollars. Begin said the act does not ban fees but imposes dollar for dollar penalties. If fees are dropped Nielsen warned 50 to 60 million must be found from another source.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
B.C
Jim Nielsen
Nielsen
Monique Begin
Begin
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