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Monday,
June
4,
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T.
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June
5,.l
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June
6,
1
pjn.
and
6:30
pjn.
Thursday,
June
7,
6
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June
8,
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and
9
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4:30
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5:45-
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6:30
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6:45
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7:15
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7
30
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8:15
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8:30
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11:15
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11:35-Weather
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11:36
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:00
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1:15
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1:30
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ill
ruffled
blouse
with
short
sleeves
and
jabot.
Comes
in
white
and
pastels.
We
have
other
styles
fit
for
your
every
$8f
occasion.
nnettes
Ladies'
Wear
"Wp
Lead
.
.
.
Others
Follow"
sk
Dad
what
he
wants
for
FATHER'S
DAY
JUNE
17th
m
"3
lather's
Day
is
J""C
17
Start
planning
now
for
Father's
Day.
Ask
him
to
tell
you
exactly
what
lie
wants
most.
That
will
give
you
time
in
which
lo
choose
from
our
many
gift
cms
.
.
.
sure
to
please
every
father!
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
MANY
ATTEND
CELEBRATION
AT
KITWANGA
KITWANGA,
June
4.
-
Kitwanga
held
the
biggest
celebra
tion
in
Its
history
on
Victoria
Day
when
600
people
from
the
Ekeena
and
Naas
river
villages
congregated
for
the
annual
two
days
of
sport
and
celebration.
Guests
of
honor
were
visitors
frcm
the
INaas
river
village
of
Canyon
City,
In
whose
honor
a
banquet
was
given.
Among
the
outstanding
visit
ors
was
Chief
Mark
G.
McKay,
of
Kltselas.
So
crowded
was
the
village
with
guests
that
there
was
no
room
to
accommodate
tins
Hazel-
if'
ton
Maple
Leaf
softball
team
which
took
the
housing
Shortage
In
a
sportsmanlike
manner
and
pitched
tents
along
Kitwanga
creek.
The
creek
is
now
known
as
"Maple
Leaf
Creek."
A
banquet
was
held
in
honor
of
the
visitors
at
which
many
speeches
of
welcome
were
made
and
responded
to.
Harold
Sin
clair,
president
of
the
Kitwanga
branch.
Native
Brotherhood
ol
B.
C,
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
Canyon
City
visitors
in
cluded
the
Canyon
City
orches
tra,
which
supplied
the
music
lor
the
dances
held
each
night
of
the
celebration.
Bright
sunshine
and
warm
weather
helped
largely
to
make
the
sports
days
successful.
Following
are
the
winners
of
the
events:
.
Boys'
foot
race
Francis
Rowe
Jackie
Ellsworth:
Moodle
Mor
pro
TO)
OutuPevery
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GM
employees
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in
in
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in
the
the
GM
GM
War
Bond
Payroll
Payroll
Savings
Savings
Plan.
Plan.
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u.
Y.
08$
tJie
corporation
had
a
maturity
value
of
$229
million.
GM
folks
are
'producing
for
victory,
and
investing
for
victory.
gan,
Norman
Derrick;
Bud
Wil
liams,
Andrew,
Johnson.
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Girls'
foot
race
Dorothy
Gregg,
Jennie
Doll;
Shirley
Turner,
Violet
Derrick.
Hundred
yard
dash
Howard
Wale;
Kenneth
Harris.
Ladles'
75
ycL
Yvonne
Wash
burn,
Mrs.
Vernon
Rowe,
Mrs.
Gregg.
Old
men's
foot
race
Thomas
Moore,
Ambrose
Derrick
(age
80).
Bicycle
race
Daniel
Good;
Wlllard
Williams
;
Leonard
Bright
Men's
running
broad
jump-
Steve
Robinson,
Leonard
Bright.
Men's
mile
race
Willis
Mor
gan;
Alvln
Weget.
Softball
Canyon
City
8,
Kls-
plox
5.
Baseball
Hazelton
9,
Kit'
wanga
5;
Skeena
Crossing
14
Canyon
City
3;
Hazelton
17,
VISITORS
AT
HAZELTON
HAZELTON,
June
4.
Moses
Jones,
of
North
Pacific
Cannery,
was
the
guest
of
his
ison-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jonathon
W.
Brown,
while
in
Hazelton
recently.
He
has
now
returned
to
North
Pacific
where
he
will
work
lor
the
summer.
Kenneth
Rosses
also
was
a
visitor
here
with
his
two
nieces.
Mrs.
Rose
Howard
and
Hannah
Williams,
who
are
patients
at
Wrlnch
Memorial
Hospital.
Oth
er
visitors
to
the
hospital
were
Harvey
Jones,
Freddy
Howard
and
Gloria
Brown
of
Skeena
Crossing.
Skeena
Crossing
5
(final
game).
'
Football
Kitwanga
3,
Canyon
City
1;
Kispiox
3,
Kitwanga
1.
GENERAL
MO
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
0T09s
"Oil.
Us,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
June
4,
1945
UGANDA
LOBS
SHELLS
INTO
EMPEROR'S
LAP
OTTAWA.
June
4
The
Canadian
Navy
did
not
waste
any
time
about
tossing
a
few
shells
into
the
lap
of
Emperor
Hirohlto.
Naval
headquarters
in
Ottawa
has
disclosed
that
the
Canadian
cruiser
1LM.OS.
Ugan
da
took
part
in
a
recent
sea
strike
against
an
enemy
airfield
south
of
Okinawa.
The
U
can
da
tagged
along
vrith
the
British
lleet
units
en
gaged
in
the
bombardment.
The
Canadian
cruiser's
9-inch
guns
pasted
targets
with
180
rounds
TORS
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Gf
as
"
Vrtime
pro.
1
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of
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War
!
are
busness
uppje
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CHEVROLET
PONTIAC
CADILLAC
CHEVROLET
AND
efflpecs
f0f
PAGE
THREE
of
high-explosive
shells
in
a
matter
of
minutes
and
aerial
observers
say
that
the
bombardment
hit
the
targets.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
test
the
heat
of
an
oven?
"
A.
The
oven
can
be
tested
"by
laying
a
piece
of
white
paper
In
the
oven.
If
the
oven
Is
moder-;
ate
the
paper
will
turn
a
golden
brown
in
live
minutes.
It
will
turn
a
dark
brown
In
five
minutes
in
a
hot
oven.
Q.
How
can'
I
strengthen
weak'
ankles?
,:
A.
By
bathing
dally
4n
a
solu-.
.
tlon
of
salt,
water,
and
alcohol..
An
Improvement
will
be
noticeable
after
a
few
applications.
REPORTS
TO
THE
NATION
on
its
1944
Production,
Employment
and
Earnings
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
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