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In honor of Valentine’s Day, Tidbits reviews some facts on famous sweethearts who existed only in the minds of their creators. •ItwaswhileworkingasawaitressataresortthatWilmaSlaghoopleandherbest friendBetty first met their future husbands Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, who were employedthereasbellhops.TheFlintstoneswas broadcast on ABC television from 1960 to 1966, with cartoon characters based on the 1950sTV seriesTheHoneymooners. FredworkedasacraneoperatoratSlateRock&GravelCompany,whileWilmastayedhometo raise daughter Pebbles and keep house,usingthemodernconveniencesofawoolymammothvacuumcleaner,pelicanwashingmachine,andapiggarbagedisposal.

• AromancebetweenElizabethBennetandMr. Darcy seemed doomed from the start. JaneAusten’s1813novelPrideandPrejudicenarrated the story of the very wealthy but snobbishandrudeproprietorofPemberleyEstate, and the witty and intelligent MissBennet. Good marriages to wealthy menwere vital to the five Bennet sisters, as their property and home was destined to beinheritedbyamalecousinuponthedeathoftheirfather.Sparksflewfromthebeginning,whenMr.DarcyinsultedElizabeth’s

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FICTIONAL ROMANCES (continued): appearance. When he finally realized his

attraction and proposed to her, he did so while still reminding her of the large difference in their social statuses. Lizzie’s negative response reminded him of his arrogance and conceit, assuring him he was “the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry.” However, as with all good romances, love triumphed as Mr. Darcy realized his pride, she recognized her prejudice, and Miss Bennet accepted the second marriage proposal.

• Barbara Millicent Roberts met Ken Sean Carson in 1961. Barbara, aka “Barbie”, had been on store shelves since 1959, but her hunky boyfriend wasn’t introduced until two years later, when the two “met” on the imaginary set of a TV commercial. Each of them has had a wide variety of occupations over the years, Barbie having been a teacher, dentist, veterinarian, Air Force jet pilot, firefighter, astronaut, and ballerina, among many others. Ken has worked as a pizza delivery boy, rock star, pro tennis player, and doctor, just a few of his 40+ careers. After 43 years as a couple, Mattel announced they had split in 2004, but in 2006, after Ken received an extensive makeover, they were reunited.

• The 1961 musical film West Side Story chronicled the story of Tony and Maria, a tale loosely based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, New York City style. The story revolved around the rivalry between two street gangs, the Sharks and the Jets. Tony, co-founder of the Jets, fell in love with Maria, the sister of the Sharks founder, a combination that could only result in disaster. Richard Beymer took the role of Tony after it was declined by Elvis Presley, and Natalie Wood was chosen over the likes of Audrey Hepburn and Jill St. John. The film, which ended with the deaths of both Maria’s brother and Tony, took home 10 Oscars, including Best Picture and was the second highest-grossing film of the year. It ranks #51 on the American Film Institute’s

LANGUAGE OF FLOWERSAre you thinking of sending flowers to someone special on Valentine’s Day? You may want to check out of the meaning of some of our favorite blossoms before doing so! • Floriography, or the language of flowers, began

during the Victorian era, when individuals used flower symbolism to express feelings they were unable to speak aloud, or wanted a discreet form of communication. Various blooms were used to send secret or coded messages of love and other sentiments. Flower dictionaries containing the meanings of different varieties filled the shelves as the long list grew.

• Most of us know that sending red roses denotes enduring, passionate romantic love, meant for the love of your life. Pink roses are for a lesser affection, and yellow are to be used to symbolize the joy of a devoted friendship. While white roses represent purity and virtue, a bouquet of mixed red and white roses is used to designate unity with your loved one. Can’t afford a dozen roses? Just a single red rose in full bloom also says, “I love you.” Trying to tell your loved one it was love at first sight? Lavender roses are the symbol for that sentiment.

• Blue flowers are used to send a message of calm, beauty, tranquility, and peace. Specifically, blue hyacinths indicate constancy and faithfulness, as do blue violets, which represent faithfulness and say, “I’ll always be true.” If violets are unavailable, blue forget-me-nots also let the recipient know that your love is true.

• The towering stems of gladioli are symbolic of a sword, and they even take their name from the Lain word gladius, meaning “sword.” A bouquet of these stunning spikes expresses to the recipient that he or she has “pierced the giver’s heart with passion.”

• If your sweetheart is a rare beauty, send her the gift of orchids. Perhaps there is someone to whom you’d like say, “You’re lovely,” but you want to do it secretly, without divulging your identity. The gardenia is an excellent symbol for this purpose. Asking to have your affection returned? Deliver jonquils, a fragrant member of the narcissus family.

• Is there an individual who you highly respect? A sunny bunch of daffodils will convey that message. However, if you’re trying to tell your egotistical acquaintance, “You love yourself too well,” have the florist deliver narcissus.

• Who wouldn’t want to receive a bouquet of primroses? Their message is, “I can’t live without you.” Similarly, white lilies proclaim, “It’s heavenly to be with you,” and Calla lilies are representative of “magnificent beauty.”

• Perhaps you’ve offended your loved one. Sending purple hyacinths says, “I am sorry, please forgive me.” Receiving striped carnations means a refusal to an offer of affection, and declares, “Sorry, I can’t be with you.”

• You certainly don’t want to receive a gift of foxglove, symbolic of insincerity, or a Venus flytrap, representing deceit, or rhododendron, meaning danger or caution. Likewise, marigolds are a declaration of jealousy.

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Feb. 4:in1858,agroupmetinRipon,Wis.,todiscussforminganewpoliticalpartyopposedtotheextensionofslavery.ItbecameknownastheRepublicanParty.In1861, the Confederate States of America was formed.

Feb. 5: in 1937, President Roosevelt proposedincreasing the number of Supreme Court justices;criticsaccusedhimoftryingto“pack”thecourtwithhisallies.In1962,FrenchPresidentCharlesDeGaullecalledforAlgeria’sindependence.

Feb. 6: in 1778, France recognized theUnited Statesandsigneda treatyofmilitaryaid;Englanddeclaredwar on France the same day. In 1952, Britain’s KingGeorge VI died; he was succeeded by his daughter,Elizabeth,whostillreigns.

Feb. 7: in1812, authorCharlesDickenswasborn inPortsmouth, England. In 1964, The Beatles begantheirfirstAmericantourastheyarrivedatNewYork’sKennedyInternationalAirport.

Feb. 8: in 1904, the Russo-Japanese War began. In1910,theBoyScoutsofAmericawasincorporated.

Feb. 9: the Provisional Congress of the ConfederateStates of America elected Jefferson Davis presidentand Alexander H. Stephens vice president. In 1943,the World War II battle of Guadalcanal ended with an AmericanvictoryoverJapaneseforcesinthePacific.

Feb. 10: in 1763, France ceded Canada to Englandunder the Treaty of Paris, which ended the FrenchandIndianWar.In1962,theSovietUnionexchangedcapturedAmericanU-2pilotFrancisGaryPowersforRudolphAbel,aSovietspyheldbytheUnitedStates.

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was enamored with Lois, but ironically, her affections were fixed on his alter-ego Superman. The couple didn’t tie the knot until 1996 when the event was published in the comic book to coincide with the nuptials on the TV series Lois and Clark. In 2007, they welcomed the addition of an adopted Kryptonian boy then named Chris Kent.

• Peter Parker made his first appearance in August of 1962 in

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“that nice Watson girl next door,” a beautiful green-eyed redhead whose face was first seen in 1966. Mary Jane, or MJ for short, first met Peter when she was 13 years old, and staying with her elderly Aunt Anna. Peter was 14. They married in a Spiderman comics issue in 1987. On the big screen, the pair was popularly portrayed by Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst for three

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Q: We adopted a darling dog from the pound. We have a gravel yard with lots of foliage, but we can’t get her to pee there. We have to take her to the park twice daily, and it’s not easy for us. I’m 84 and my husband is 82. Any advice?

A: “I doubt your dog likes the gravel very much,” says Cheryl Smith, author of “Dog Friendly Gardens, Garden Friendly Dogs” (Dogwise Publishing, Wenatchee, WA, 2003; $19.95). “And I don’t blame her.” Smith, of Port Angeles, WA, says the good news is that your dog does her business in the park with no apparent problem. “One solution is to buy a small piece of sod. Take your dog to this piece of sod on leash, and be armed with lots of cookies and be ready to say, ‘Good Dog.’ She’ll see grass, and I bet she goes,” says Smith.

FICTIONAL ROMANCES (continued): films. The fourth film, released in 2012, didn’t include

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the British Lord and Lady Greystoke being marooned on the coast of Africa in 1912. Lady Greystoke gave birth there, but died on her son’s first birthday, while the Lord was killed by the leader of the Mangani ape tribe. Their son, John, Clayton, Earl of Greystoke, was adopted by the ape tribe, and grew up to be their leader. Thus went the story of Tarzan over the course of 24 novels. Tarzan met Jane Porter when she and her expedition were marooned in a similar manner. The pair married in Burroughs’ second book, published in 1913. The immensely popular series led to radio programs, comic books, and 89 movies, beginning with silent films in 1918. The most popular actor to play the ape-man was an Olympic hero, Johnny Weissmuller, winner of five gold medals in swimming, who starred in 12 Tarzan films from 1932 to 1948.

• Homer and Marge Simpson were first introduced to TV viewers in December, 1989, along with their three children, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The blue-haired Marge Bouvier met Homer Simpson during her final year at Springfield High School. Although the couple might be a little rough around the edges, they seem to have a way of working through their marital difficulties with unending dedication to each other. Actress Julie Kavner provides not only the voice of Marge in the animated series, but Marge’s mother Jacqueline and sisters Patty and Selma as well. Dan Castellaneta voices Homer, Grampa Simpson, Krusty the Clown, Barney Gumble, Mayor Quimby, and Hans Moleman.

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John Deere 855 4x4 compact tractor. Frontend loader, 47” snow blower, 7’ rear blade, roof canopy, 24 HP.Mint condition. Only 363hrs.Alwaysgaraged.$17,500. 250-454-6756(WestKelowna)

1week$104weeks$30

Upto30words.

For Sale by owner. Attractive 2 bdrm condo in Victoria BC (45+ living). Asking$219,900. For more info callEd250-679-2129

Mobile home in seniors park cache creekarea.14 x 66 plus 12 x66 addition. 4 bdrm, 2 bath, 4 appliances, softwater system, osmosis system, 12 x 12 shed, garden area and NEWhot tub. $96,500 obo. Call250-457-9631

For saleInvacare hosp. bedwith remote $150 ,Walker w/brakes $40,Shower bench $20, side bed pole $? VariouscountrywesternLP’s&8 tracks. 1982 Honda80 5 spd off-roadbike $300.Wanted oldwooden alarm or other clocksworkingornot,Bob-250549-7015.

Cable chains for tires 14/15/16 inches $15.4 foot van ladder, likenew $20.

(250)491-8264(Kelowna)

Snap-On collector’sedition calendar 1991 &1992,neverused,$25each.Excalibur6gamesin 1 pack, brand new,$10. Reader’s Digest528pgCompleteGuideTo Sewing, brand new$5. (250) 542-6142(Vernon).

Readytogo!12ftMirroAluminumBoat. 6Hp2strokeYamahamotor(appox50Hrs).Loadedon EZ loader trailer with oil bath bearings.

Includes accessories. Whatadeal!$2595.

(250)766-0686(Winfield).

1999 Arctic Cat 580 Powder Special SnowMachine. $2195 obo. 2 bdrm mobile hm in West Kelowna Trail Park Mobile Villas.$24,900 obo.

(250)768-2269(Westbank).

Beautiful purple graddress. Approx size is7-9 (fits 29” waist)Two tone purple witha corset back, jewelledfront. Has blingthroughout the dress.Paid$500,asking$325obo for more info and pictures

call Brenda at 250-836-2997(shuswap)

2008 Chev truck towmirrors $25, 2008 Chev Uplander Vantow mirrors $25, 2007 GMCtrucktowmirrors$25, 2007 Tonneau Cover for GMC truck$500.

Call Cliff at 250-542-1449

One bedroom apartment. Washer/d r y e r / d i s hwa she r.Elevator in buildingnear Coopers inBrockahurst and othersevices. Strata only $105. Rental allowed. Owner will consider to own with down payment. Only seriousinquiry price is firm$117,900. 250-819-5149 (Kamloops)

Craig’s Bakery is nowsupplying DeMille’swith a full line of fresh breads including 3for $5 (20oz loaves)(Shuswap)

Unwanted Firearms -Do you have unwanted firearms? Safe and secure removal. Have proper licenseto handle firearms. Will pickup at yourconvenience.Call250-870-6672(Kelowna).

Maple table, leaf,4 chairs $250. Oaktable double pedestal$150. 50” Hitachi rear projection $150.Technics receiver, cassette, audio research speakers $150.VHS&over 300 movies $150. Call 250-828-0931(Kamloops)

250amp 220 plug-in shop welder forcarbon, tig, stainless,and aluminium. $350.00 OBO phone(250)833-0530askforDave(Shuswap)

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Global Hydronics Stove. capacity 4000-5000 sq feet. Great for shops, buildings, ect...$2000.00 or best offer.

Call John at 250-540-2475

(Vernon)

1990JeepYJ.4cylinder,5spd,standard,softtoproof, good condition.Newbrakes,completelyeverything, completenew exhaust system, good tires (new new),new windshield and rear window. Asking$3895PleasecallSteve250-308-7795OR250-542-3911(Vernon)

Full size Master Chefelectric balcony BBQ (110 watt) $50. Man’sblack, knee length,leather coat, medium (size 38), made byCoronet Leather of Montréal, $50. Two speakers, PSB 2.8, 250watt tall black $50.PlayStation2.8withallgames and accessories$50. Call Peter (250)763-1276(Kelowna).

Looking to PurchaseVintage CostumeJewelry, Watches &Pocket Watches, WarMedals & Buttons,Coins, Sterling SilverCutlery&TeaServices,Silver&ScrapGold!

CAsH doLLArs PAId!

Vernon, CallMick

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2 Pedestal office desk.30x60, new condition!4 drawer, arborite top& adjustable keyboardholder. Call 250-836-4634 or 250-253-1520(Shuswap)

Office Chair on Casters, low back & arm rests.$18.00 Phone250-542-4919

(Vernon)

Farm Raised Beef. Grain fed, no additives, CWF by the side. $3.25 lb. Call 250 307 3430OR250-546-6494(Vernon)

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Multiple buses of various sizes, available throughout the BC Interior including the Okanagan Valley,Shuswap, Thompson Valley and the Kootenays. Our buses will travel to just about anywhere!

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Who: Vernon Body & Soul Wellness Fair

What: Over 60 booths of wellness related

products & services for body, mind, & spirit well being.

Where:Vernon Rec Centre 3310 37 Ave

Vernon, BC

Why:So we can all feel better

& take each area of our life to the next level.

When:Sat./Sun. March 2 & 3 from

10AM – 5PM both days.

Tip Weekof th

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Thisweek’sTipoftheWeekhastodowith grace. Grace is an older wordthat’s not used very often anymore.But it’s meaning is as relevant todayas it ever was. In fact, when you practice grace and extend grace toothers in your sphear of influence, ithas tremendous power to enhanceyour life and those with whom you comeincontactwith.Ifthingsaren’tgoingyourwaylately-peoplearetreating you poorly or givingyoutheshortendofthestickallthetime-Iwouldfirstdoa self-evaluationofhow graceful you aretowardothers.Althoughexceptionsdoseemtoexist,theoverwhelming ruleof lifeis that how you treat others will be howtheyeventuallytreatyou.PeopleoffaithknowthisfromJesus’SermonontheMountinthebookofMatthew(chapters 5-7). Secular people andpeopleofIndianreligionsknowthisasKarma.Butthebasicprincipleis“whatgoes around, comes around”. Gracemeans “unmerited favor”. It means nottreatingpeopleastheydeserve.Itmeans being nice to someone whenit is clearly within your right to notbenicetothem.Itisgivingpeopleapass,when they clearlydon’t deserveapass. It’s aboutunderstanding thatwe all do dumb things sometimes,and cutting people some slack. No

matter your age or current status inlife,youhavethepowerwithinyoutoexercise grace towards anybody andeverybody in your life. Your spouseor friend, your paperboy or girl, theguy in frontofyouordering6dozendonutsbutcan’tdecidewhichkindhewants,thepersoninfrontofyouwhodoesn’tnoticethatthetrafficlighthasturned green - the opportunities areendless. My tip to you this week issimply this: For the sake ofmakingtheworld a better place, and for the

sakeofmakingyourownlifebetter-trybeingintentionalthisweek

about extending grace toothers. For the record, I have been working onthis for over a decade

now and I can attest that this principle absolutely

works.Andthat’sthisweek’sTipoftheWeek!

Trevor Cairns is publisher of Tidbits Vernon & Tidbits Kelowna, has lived & done business in the Okanagan for almost 10 years and calls Vernon home. Tip of the Week contains practical tips and little tidbits (pardon the pun) of information that Trevor has personally found helpful. Some tips you’ll like, some you may not; agree or disagree; but please take what you will and consider it a gift from Tidbits – The Neatest little Paper Ever Read® Has this Tip of the Week been helpful to you? Trevor would love to hear from you! Email him at [email protected].

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