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mmp
CHURCHILL
WILL
SOJOURN
IN
U.S.A.
When
former
British
Prime
Minister
Win-
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thev
will
stay
in
Miami
Beach,
Florida,
at
the
home
of
Col.
Frank
Clarke
of
Quebec
City.
Above
c
the
altracuve
paim-suuuvu
uuuc
-jihv.
HRISTMAS
KITWANGA
KITWAvOA
Bright
and
-vnni
Christmas
and
New
ear's
celebrations
were
held
at
itwan-a
and.
although
there
a
no
Christmas
concert
for
the
:iiiaie:i.
indiei)
ej
every
youngster
jruu..6-"
in
the
hrum.
-
oresents.
Tne
presents
erf
distributed
at
Christmas
ceremonies
arranged
by
a
mrr.
er
misled
by
W.
B.
Mor-an
and
Harold
Sinclair.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
pres-uui
a
Mr
Sinclair
expressed
ne
'i-.anfc
of
the
village
to
Mr.
rjn
Iiuasans
nay
company
;cii
manager,
for
the
donations
I
many
presents
to
the
children.
On
Christmas
Eve
St.
Paul's
in.neh
choir,
conducted
by
lavid
L
Wells,
sang
carols
,ahd
mr.
Solomon
Bryant
was
or-
fir,
rvii
-m
:k
n.iu
nev.
J.
Hav-
I'-,
.
r
iiinur
pa
services
wmcu
I'Mtf
attended
by
many
people,
Iboth
native
and
white.
HARD
WORKER'
'
Luisi
Bbccherini,
Italian
com-
Fjr
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
Predictions
for
a
fair
run
of
sockeye
saimon
at
Masseti
in
case
va
amply
provided
with
let(
wltn
only
mfc(jiocre
runs
elsewhere
on
tne
norm
coast
are
being
made
by
fishermen
who
are
studying
the
sockeye
cycles.
The
Fraser
River
is
expected
to
experience
the
greatest
sockeye
run
in
four
years.
Capt.
Albert
Rlppon
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Cardena
Saturday
from
Vancouver
to
take
over
duty
as
station
pilot
here
for
the
coming
month,
relieving
Capt.
W.
J.
Boyce
who
left
later
by
the
Cardena
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after-
having
spent
the
past
month
here.
With
a
substantial
list
of
passengers
'including
loggers
on
their
wav
back
to
camps
on
tne
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Union
steamer
Catala
arrived
in
port
at
4:30
yesterday
afternoon,
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
and
sailed
-at
midnieht
for
Stewart
rfr.n
rmiaieiiBii.iiUJii
niahrid-ouiermorinern
Doinist
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20
symphonies,
and
cello
..
Irav
.;Hn
pieces
loggers
win
proceed
to
me
Islands
on
the
Casslar
tonight.
PORT
ESSINGTON
MAN
ATTACKED
PORT
ESSINGTON
Harry
Innes
of
Port
Simpson
U
suffer-ins
from
cuts
and
bruises
of
-the
face
as
a
result,
he
says,
of,
air
attack
by
two
men
and
a.
worn
an
on
New
Year's
.
Day
Innes
said
that
he
was
bemen
oy
nis
assailants
who
used
broken
beer
bottles
and
flashlights
to
strike
him.
BORN
FURRED
Young
chincnillas
are
born
fully
furred,
with
their
eyes
wide
coen.
Back
in
command
of
the
Catala
on
this
voyage
is
her
regular
master,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
who
has
been
ashore
in
Vancou
ver
for
the
holiday
season.
The
regular
purser,
A.
H.
Robinson,
is
also
back
on
i
the
vessel.
Launching
of1
the
coastal
type
freighter
Ottawa
PaHette,
last
of
the
present
program
of
shipbuilding
at
the
local
dry
dock,
will
take
place
at
11:30
on
the
mbrnlnz
of
January
15,
it
has
been
announced.
The
vessel
will
be
sponsored
oy
Mrs.
w.
r.
Stone,
wife
of
the
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
IFiilcU
the
tvtiy
Women
are
reading
Newspapers
Today.
.
.
Have
jou
noticed
how
much
more
eagerly
women
arc
following
the
ii
e
w
s
p
a
p
e
r
ads
these
days?
That
is
because
the
ads'
tell
them
so.
ninth
that's
NEWS
about
thiiiKS
they
want
to
buy.
That
is
the
reason
why
it
means
mo'rc
attention
to
your
store
if
you
advertise
in
the
local
newspaper.
IF
YOU
WANT
TO
SELL
YOUR
GOODS
NOW
OR
A
LITTLE
LATER
ADVERTISE
IN
YOUR
LOCAL
NEWSPAPER!
And,
if
you
are
still
short
of
jjoods,
remember
you
;
ritay
in
the
business
ncvs
by
keeping
your
name
before
the
public.
you
want
to
stay
before
the
public,
the
surest
way
'
of
doing
it
is
by
advertising
in
The
DAILY
NFAVS
RETURNED
VETS
ARE
HONORED
KITWANGA
This
village
honored
the
return
of
one
of
its
sons
from
overseas
with
a
wel-
come
party
for
Kelly
Morgan,
given
by
hU
parents,
Mr.
and
!
Mrs:
Wallace
B.
Morgan,
and
at-
I
tended
by
most
of
the
villagers.
'
Also
Included
as
guests
of
honor
were
Ray
Morgan
and
Andrew
Derrick
who
returned
from
over
seas
earlier
In
the
year
i
Whit
residents
of
Kltwanga
district
who
were
guests
at
the
party
included
Thomas
Moore,
Mr.
Gregg,
Rev.
J.
Hayhurt.
They
complimented
the
men
on
their
return
from
overseas
and
con-
j
gratulated
them
on
their
war
service.
:
Rev.
J.
Hayhurst
told
the
gath-
'
crln.s
that
the
native
people
as
a
whole
were
to
be
highly
commended
on
the
way
they
had
i
takPn
part
in
the
present
war.
A
dance
followed
the
banquet.
Harold
Sinclair
was
master
of
!
ceremonies.
Music
was
by
Eddie
'
Smith's
orchestra.
Community
Fetes
Child's
Birthday
KITWANGA
This
village
turned
out
en
masse
last
week
to
attend
a
birthday
party
.given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Smith
for
their
year;old
son.
The
affair
began
with
a
banquet
and
speeches,
and
concluded
with
a
dance.
Assisting
In
the
arrangements
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eddie
Benson,
trrandoarents
of
the
child.
Wishes
for
a
long
and
happy
life
for
the
child
were
ex
pressed
in
speeches
by
Chlels
v.
L.
Wells
and
Joe
Bridge
and
by
Robert
G.
Harris
and
Fred
Jonn
son.
who
were
guests.
ResDonses
were
made
bv
Mr.
Smith
and
Mr.
Benson.
Following
the
ban
quet,
the
guests
danced
to
music
bv
Stanley
Williams's
orchestra.
Harold
Sinclair
was
master
of
.ceremonies.
Hotel
...
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
H.
(E.
Larson,'
Vancouver;
M.
Henry,
Vancouver;
D.
A.'
McLel-lan,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
W.
Nickerson,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Citv:
K.
D.
Nlcholls.
Vancouver;
W.
J.
Davles,
Queen
Charlotte
A.
R.
Sharpe,
Vancouver;
G.
M.
Mathieson,
Vancouver;
E.S.
Butler,
Smithers;
J.
P.
Grant,
Vancouver;
J.
Doyle,
Vancouver;
W.
Abrahamson,'
Butedale;
Mis
G.
Haldane,
Kelowna;
Mrs,
H
Bret-ton;
Miss
C.
Drehen,
Massctt;
Mrs.
M.
E.
Minshall
arid,
daugh
ter,
Vancouver;
Dr.
J.
L.
Hart,
Nanaimo:
James
V.
Manzer,
Na-
naimo;
R.
C.
Edwards,
Bella
Coola;
I.
Urseth,
Bella
Bella;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
Mutrle;
G.
Graf,
Terrace;
Sgt.
K.
J.
Gel-mour,
Vancouver;
A.
R.
McDonnell,
Smithers;
James
Y.
Smith,
Port
Edward;
C.
L.
M.
Glggey,
Terrace;
Lloyd
Monk,
Vancouver;
Capt.
F.
K.
Currie,
New
Westminster;
Miss
S.
Gaska,
Port
Essington;
Miss
E.
L.
Rob-son,
Vancouver;
Charles
Bayn-ton,
Port
Essington;
W.
Robinson,
Terrace;
S.
D,
Cassall,
pt-tawa;
W.
Ewltt,
Winnipeg;
A.
Haughton,
city;
J.
Pariley,
Victoria:
W.
F.
Johnston,
Edmonton;
J.
Hagen,
Copper
River;.
O,
Anderson,
Shirley,
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Joyce
Frances,
beloved
mother
of
Mrs.
II.
Scherk.
Funeral
service
will
be
held
at
'the
Full
Gosoel
Tabernacle
at
3
p,m.
Wednesday,
January
0,
Interment
will
follow
in
Falrview
Cemetery.
No
flowers
by
re
quest.
Q.
C.
Undertakers.
PRINCE
ROPERT
Honor
Roll
List
of
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Service
Are
YOU
responsible
for
someone's
name
not
In
this
list?
(See
entry
form
elsewhere)
NAVY
MEN
Sidney
Aler.andei
Arvla
J.
Landals
Peter
D.
Allen
JacK
R.
Laurie
Charles
Anderson
Maurice
Lai
Harold
Anderson
James
a..
Laurie
Stanley
Anderson
Klchard
I-elghton
j.
Armstrong
jt.
janwu
"'"
K.
Armstrong
trta
Lewis
B.
D.
Armstrong
TMy
B.
Lloyd
ITed
O.
Barber
Bruce
Love
Don
Arney
Harry
Lunrtqutst
Ted
Arney
M.
It.
Meuse
Georse
Ha?shaw
Fred
Miller
W.
u.
Baricer
ieu
mm
Emlle
Blaln
Harry
Monltley
John
Bowman
John
Morrison
Arthur
Bredeson
T.
A.
Mulhern
J
K.
Brcen
William
jwuruocii
William
Bremner
William
Murray
Bernard
Brldden
wm.
H.
Murray
George
J.
Brown
Daniel
McDonald
James
Bryant
'
Jack
Macfle
Tony
Bussanlch
Robert
McKay
Bron&on
uussey
trnmi.
mwunrj
Harold
Bunn
Robert
McLean
John
Bunn
E.
(Ned)
McLwjd
Hugh
Burbank
John
McLeod
a
Calderwood
Norman
McLeod
Richard
Cameron
uaviu
tu-rnn
Russell
Cameron
David
McNab
Edward
Capstlck
Robert
McNab
Robert
Capstlck
John
D.
McRae
Doug.
Chrlstlson
Harold
Neville
Vernon
C.
Clccone
John
O'Neill
Wm,
J.
Commons
R.
K.
Olsen
Charles
Ormlston
Allstalr
iu.tuir
n
D.
rrerar
crerar
p
E
M
Paimer
Sydney
Croxford
prank
D.
Parker
Spencer
Davles
uordon
rarKin
Edward
Dawes
n.
R.
Parsons
George
Dlbb
Peter
J.
Peterson
A.
r.
Uoaa
uougiwi
chjik
Vincent
Dodd
A.
M.
Phllllpson
John
Dohl
C.
J.
Phllllpson
Robert
Duggan
Bud
Ponder
rvrnald
Eastman
N.
O.
Powell
Elmer
Eburne
Maene
Rabben
eivln
Eburne
Lloyd.
M.
Rice
John
Eby
David
Rltehie
i
rhy
.Turk
Ritchie
William
Earl
Eby
Robert
Ritchie
Robert
Elklns
Harry
kodo
William
P.
Elklns
J.
H.
Robinson
i-n
Enirstrom
Robert
Roy
Martin
Erlksen
Arthur
Saunders
James
Feasny
w.
Z-"""
nerrnirrt
Fortune
R.
M.
Scherk
Terry
Fortune
Stanley
Scherk
Gordon
.
eraser
j.
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Mitchell
Gay
A
S
mundson
"tner
Green
lames
Greer
J-
Blms
rter
nrlmble
M.
Bkalmerud
Terrv
Grlmble
F
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W.
Skinner
sn
O'lmsson
Bovo
Oi.rvlch
".f
John
Orlm"n
BWtt.
Cart
Smith
Ous.afson
nrl
J.
J
8ml
th
Hneue
oe
D.
yh
rv"?rii
waiter
smith
CnVTUmgnn
Cstl
SUand
Prater
husov
0rme
start
peter
T"sov
Charles
Sunberg
.Tnmes
M.
Irvine
jameR
Tavlor
Tom
Johnstone
,
"
Rndnev
Jones
Valen
Jack
W.
Joy
Stanley
Veltch
L.
tSonny)
Kenys
ld
White
.
1
Pnhert.
Whiting
r-
Harry
U
Knutson
rar,
0
wHson
Percy
Knutson
Osrnr
Wlnfham
Lloyd
iJihte
Gerald
P
Woodslde
nenree
Yule
Jack
"Yule
TAv'lnla
Exlev
r.'
M.
Thomson
Dannne
Ileumel
TJ.S.
NAVY
(Mi-n)
C.
J.
Robertson
Howard
Frtoell
.
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-
"
"
,
-
,
VS.
NAVY
(Women)
Viola
M.
Dybhavn
AHMT
Slchard
Adklns
Douglas
E.
Alvey
I
J.
Armstrong
Sr.
Louis
Astoria
Stanley
Balllnger
C.
F.
Bartlett
Jack
BuUour
Erie
Barton
R.
II.
Beerllng
W.
Beynon
F.
O.
Bird
Leonard
Ulrtch
Walter
Bird
N.
Blackhall
Donald
Blake
R.
L.
Bouvette
W.
W.
Bowes
Ray
Bracewell
Ronald
Bracewell
William
Brass
J.
W.
Brldden
Earl
Brochu
W.
M.
Brown
Frank
Bruco
.
Wlzner
Brvant
Alfred
E.
Burnlp
MeiDOurne
uussey
Arthur
F.
Cnde
John
A.
V.
Cade
Alfred
Cnlderone
II.
D.
Calderwood
AldoCsmpaenola
Jack
Campbell
.Inhn
Campbell
William
Cavalier
Marc
Cavenalle
A.
II.
Chasteney
O.
Christopher
Arthur
J
Clark
rwinld
Clark
Edward
Clark
Tflrrv
C
Clark
Oeoree
Collins
Jr.
O.
M.
r-r,iin
Henry
P.
Cloutler
Tamos
W.
Collins
il-n
ColuaM
Mike
Colussl
Wm.
A.
Leverctt
James
Evan
love
Clurence
Lovln
Charles
G.
Lord
O.
P.
Lyons
Danny
Magnet
O.
Marchlldou
Cecil
M.
Marr
Murlll
Mathews
Leonard
Mendels
Steve
Mentenko
Jack
Mlcholuk
Leo
Mlcholuk
Victor
Miller
D.
Montgomery
R.
Montgomery
R.
Montgomery
M.
D.
Montesano
Clyde
Moraes
Stanley
Moraes
Ford
Moran
Jack
Moran
James
Moran
Carl
Mostad
Otto
Mostad
Robert
Moxley
Arthur
Murray
John
K.
Murray
J.
L.
A.
Murray
Jack
Museallem
George
W.
McAfee
M.
P.
McCaffery
K.
McCrlmmon
J.
c.
McCubbln
N.
Mcoiashan
A.
A.
MacDonald
Ian
Macdonald
Jack
McEvoy
Alex
McFnrlane
Gerald
Melntyre
Ian
A.
MncRae
lonenh
Navlor
W.
IT.
Nesbltt
Leonard
Ness
Donald
Norton
rinvld
W.
Oland
Robert
Orme
Robert
Parks
THIS
AND
THAT
1
'
NNx-
TK.
Cw
Miilw
Ai.m,
tfht.
Inc.
B"
"
1
H
A
Sfhe
boys
at
the
office
will
get
a
great
kick
out
of
rae
.tnis
picture,
aeari"
NEW
HAZELTON
WOMAN
DIES
NEW
HAZELTON-
"Mrs.
Annie
Christine
Spooner,
widow
of
the
late
Ralph
Spooner,
passed
away
at
her
home
here
at
the
age
of
69
years.
She
had
suffered
from
heart
trouble.
She
is
.survived
by
seven
sons,
three
daughters,
30
grandchildren
and
two
Frank
Comadtna
Frank
'arlette
D.
J.
T.
Cook
Robert
D.
Patrick
M.
van
Cooten
O.
F.
Penney
Orant
CoverdaU
Walter
Perkins
Walter
Cross
Ernie
Perlstrom
Bert
Cross
Peter
Peterson
Charles
Dennis
"Thomas
A.
Phelps
Thomas
Dennis
Arthur
Phillips
,
Peter
Doherty
W.
A.
Pllfold
Jr.
Paul
Dvornek
N.
R.
Powell
R.
C.
II
Durnford
Allan
Prevost
Oeorge
Dybhavn
L.
C
Jl.
Raabe
D.
J.
Edlund
JSrnest
Ratchlord
ii.wlm
VMM
Alf
M
Rlvet.t
Whitfield
Elder
N.
A.
Pavllkls
Frank
Elliott
Ed.
Kegnery
Helge
Essen
James
E.
Hell
A.
R.
Finer
Carl
Reich
Charles
V.
Rvltt
Freddie
Reich
Oeorge
Flewln
Alex
O.'
Rlx
Thomas
Flewln
R.
a.
Robinson
Dick
Fong
E.
8.
Roper
William
oantck
R.
Rudderham
TamM
nrll.lr
Kaare
Rudsvlck
J.
Q.
Garrett
TDomas
H.
Ryan
Tnhn
nftlM
Ami
KVfl
Ralph
Gillies
Olav
Rysstad
Alfred
E.
8.
Glllls
Fred
Slmonds
Joseph
D.
Glllls
Bud
Skattebol
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Scheaffer
William
Gomez
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narrow
Oomez
John
T.
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Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
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J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
TTlrd
Ave.
Phone
568
Prfnrc
Rupert
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Monday.-January
7,
1946
'WHAT
15
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BUILD
COLD
FRAME
NOW
TO
INSTALL
IN
SPRING
Jra
GROUND
LEVEL
A
6LOCK
OR
BU1CK.
S
CONVJENPNT
FOD
RAISING
SASH
TOt
NECESSARY.
yEI
EMBEDDED
IN
SOIL
Y
.
J?
Working
drawing
for
standard
single
sash
cold
frame.
Every
good
garden
should
have
1
a
cold
frame,
which
can
be
used
throughout
the
year,
to
do
things
for
which
nothing
else
will
serve
as
well.
If
you
lack
one,
the
time
to
build
it
Ls
in
the
winter,
so
it
will
be
ready
to
Install
as
soon
as
the
ground
thaws
out
in
the
spring.
The
illustration
&hows
in
detail
how
to
make
a
small
cold
frame
of
the
standard
size,
3
by
6
feet.
To
double
it,
kmake
the
end
boards
six
feet,
instead
of
three.
and
use
two
sashes,
separated
by
a
bar.
Boards
at
lease
one
inch
thick,
of
some
moisture
resistant
wood,
should
be
used,
and
the
construction
should
be
solid.
If
you
have
a
sash
of
a
different
size,
It
is
all
right
to
build
the
frame
to
fit
the
sash.
Instead
of
glass,
a
glass
substitute
pan
be
used.
Those
commonly
used
are
composed
of
wire
screens
covered
with
plastic,
or
fabrics
treated
with
wax
to
make
them
waterproof
and
let
light
through.
They
are
lighter
than
glass,
and
do
not
break,
which
is
Important
in
windy
locations.
,
The
trame
can'
be
built
in
the
basement
and
Installed
in
the
spring,
or
the
boards
may
be
cut
and
all
other
material
prepared
for
a
quick
assembly
jobas
soon
asweayier
puts'icje,
jjynilts.
First
dig
a
hole
In
-theground
slightly
larger
than
thef
ize
of
the
frame.
It
should
be
a$
least
a
foot
deep.
Into
this
hile
put
the
frame
you
have
built
p
that
six
inches
of
It
Is
beneath
the
surface
and
the
remaindei;above.
This
will
insure
that
noldrafts
enter
from,
beneath.
Plaie
the
frame
so
that
the
front
$s
four
inches
above
the
surrace.
and
the
rear,
nine
inches.
It
musj
slant
toward
the
south,
where
tlje
winter
sun
shines.
It
is
well
hinge
the
sash
at
the
top
o?
thc'.frame,
so
It
can
be
easily
opened
for
transplanting
purposes
and
airing.
A
sunny
spot
in
the
.garden,
protected
as
much
as
possible
from
the
full
force
of
wlnls
and
driving
rain,
is
the
best;.siuia-tion
for
the
cold
frame.
.
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