fmore
377,
L.
Howe
533.
'
Totals
I
817.
741,
855.
Prince
kuperr
iJaiiy
News
Saturday.
April
23,
1051
THE
ONLY
FL'R
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
ing
m
V
Bowling
Brown
wood
a
L.
Donaldson
575,
P.
Cramer
503,
N.
Stone
397,
M.
Onrrieh
543,
G.
Brown
439.
Totals
84&,
843,
828.
I
Football
Spreading
!
effect
that
Britain's
Labor
government
was
on
the
verge
'
jdeleat
al.so
conveyed
the
ne,vs
that
the
Prime
Minister
was
in
dual
.worlntr
In
the
Ladies'
Ro
Lees
M.
Po.stuk
431,
D.
:
dens
of
a
team.
The
very
stiougl
feeling
of
the
members
Is
that
the
preparation
of
Algoma
Parkj
is
a
real
necessity
and
when
it
is
i
fit
to
use
there
will
be
a
very
much
increased
interest
and
participation
in
football
and!
other
sports.
It
is
expected
that!
Saturday
evening
games
with'
native
teams
will
be-
a
feature
of
this
year's
activities.
They
j
were
a
notable
success
last
year,
i
The
Hanson
Cup
is
now
In
the
!
bed
with
a
stomach
ulcer.
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
C.
II.
A.shdown
TetLs
Local
Footballers
How
Association
Brand
is
Thriving
hi:
A
Social
Credit
member
has
told
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
minuter
of
transport,
that
travel-ling
between
Ottawa
and
Edmonton
over
the
CNR
there
is
a
danger
of
spilling
ginger
ale
on
his
vest.
But
why
worry
ov-r
a
triffling
incident
such
as
waste
of
non-alcoholic
refreshment?
city
and
will
be
available
f"r
competition
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
visiting
!
naval
crews
and
a
city
team.
I
A
time
wears
along
it
is
be-With
the
visit
of
HMCS
Ontario
earning
less
embarrassing
to
say
I
THE
MOTHS
1
o
'
t
Leas!Uf
tnis
week
was
as
Nelson?
498.
M.
Furunes
489,
A.r
iLlnrwy
457.,
F.
McKinnon
403.;
J
I.idies
"A-
I
Totals
794,
781,
703.
.
j
f,n
fi
Anderson
B.
Smith;
Lucky
Strikes
A.
Whatman
gainsay
569,
I.
darner
576,!
553,
J.
Boulter
432,
H.
Phillipson
:
irson
514,
C.
Barrle
359.
420,
J.
Warren
3K.
B.
Dunbar
jd7
773,
829.
618.
Totals
862,
738,
821.
.
A
Pierce
626,
P.
Thomp-
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
vv
Anderson-
467,
J.
8hen-
I.
Krlstjanson
393,
P.
Hilton
408,
I
V
WrathaJI
654.
Totals
E-
Mosley
48VR.
Ramsay
460,
M.
n
929.
'
i
Steeves
384.
Totais
728.
732.
834.
smts
M.
Lewis
645.
D.:
ToJUrsC.
Strand
517.
B.
Blli-
39
G
Maundrell
415,
K.
406,
J.
Hill
511.
M.
Wide
492,
I
512.
E.
Anderson
489.
V.
Patrick
457.
Totals
786,
105O,
755
774,
901.
i
ftteB.
Wlndle
492,
M.
I.adies'-B"
(511.
A
McMeekin
48,
E.J
Rwkettes
V.
Kryklywyl
352
1
.wheriiiUri
fnr
Inn.
9r
it
U
hnnori
nuaureai
OI
millions
or
dOi
lars."
Yet
there
was
a
time,
and
;not
so
long
ago,
when
even
to
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
in
the
Canadian
Legion
rooms
last
evening
the
members
heard
an
interesting
and
informative
talk
bv
Cyril
H.
Ashdown,
secretary
of
thi
B.C.
Junior
and
Juvenile
Football
Association,
who
is
actively
engaged
in
Dominion-wide
football
promotion.
Mr.
A.shdown
told
of
the
com-
to
arrange
a
game
with
ner
personnel.
"
The
election
of
officers
and
reception
of
reports
were-
post-
think.
In
cold
blood,
of
that
runus
"
a
sc.a'e
w
"
f
much
money
(let
alone
say
it,
Hent
in
manufacturing
alumi-mi,t,t
i,o.
,tD
mu,n
.
.i
num.
All
this
will
be
done
in
ponett
until
the
next
meeting
.
attenUon
the
rugged
territory
somewhere
scheduled
for
Sunday
afternoon.
'
'
.less
than
a
hundred
miles
south
J.
8.
Wilson
presided;
and
also1
.of
Prince
'
""e
.
.
rniney
m,
e.'
n
(.t
nriantoarinn
r,f
tVWhnll
Rupert.
Today,
this
being
advertised
as
,
ivii
.
niiice
uiiuei&ianus
iiuw
to
present
were
Alex.
Haig,
Jock1
region
is
l.4,24.,?'
Kewf
487-Total8.aiiKni!
school
lads
and
juntnri.
conform
with
clrcuautar.ctj.
recent
announmcnt
to
the
Continued
on
pae
6i
.
......
,
imum',
ThA
Gomez,
Jack
White,
Wally
Prk:e,
I
I
I
in
Vancouver.
Plans
for
the
future
call
for
even
wider
promotion
of
the
game.
His
travels
Di'k
Cameron,
J.
Bowman
and
G
Stan
Vettch.
f
rom
.
.
FIRE
Ask
for
MOTHS
THEFT
825.
afPi
B-
Ptervrt
499,
P.
1
468.
A.
McLean
462,
I.
52
M.
Vncent
515.
Totals
I
729.
jr-kin's
A.
Ritehie
4o4,
C.
S
539.
B.
Emerson
461.
C.
Jr
400.
L.
McMeekin
418.
(i,5,
800,
896.
O.
Mclntyre
555,
L.
(69,
C.
Hinton
325,
K.
Skid-
T
take
him.
to
varioos
states
and
the-
growth,
of
association
foot-)
ball
cluba
there,
he
said,
is
amazing.
The
visits
of
touring
i
English
and
Scottish
football
j
teams
have
given
a
big
fillip
to
'
the
game.
Outside
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island
there
is
I
SAFETY
FURS-T
IN
Reserve
Wants
Soccer
Players
Black
Cats
W.
Duncan
254.
J.
1
Hicks
330.
H.
Soter
299.
E.
Strebe1
388,
M.
Magaw
205.
B.
Davis
50ft
j
totals
849.
749,
817.
B.C.G.E.A.
-M.
Baxter
53ft.
U
Stiffens
382,
A.
Holkestad
501,
E.j
Rivett
457,
J.
Thornton
477.
Totals
871,
907.
824.
Savoys
F.
Morrison
452.
H.
Vaughan
390,
E.
Knutson
392.
p!1
Johnas
531.
R.
McCallum
603.
Totals
935.
822,
899.
Oingersnaps
K
Mulder
397.
B.
McOlashan
358,
N.
Kennedy
566,
V.
Parkin
42S.
I.
Stewart
474.
Totals
939,
891
.
951
.
Shenton's
P.
Smith.
465.
D.
mm
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day
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have
good
coaches
and
the
stun-
Plans
were
made
at
a
meet-'
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BAIL'S
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CLASSIFIED
ADVKRTISEMENTb
BRING
RESULTS
SHOt
POLISH
742,
810.
849.
he
knew
was
being
done
else-
weather
permitting.
where
proved
of
interest.
1
It
is
hoped
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arrange
a
game
LOCAL
SITUATION
between
local
players
and
thej
'
,'
,
Po"
Edward
team,
who
have;
Regarding
the
local
situation
been
practicing
steadily
Mr
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'
thvre
will
be
three
teams
The
Gomez
said.
Canadian
Legion,
the
Heavy
in
his
request
for
young
foot-l
Battery
and
General
Motors.
The
bailers,
the
president
stressed
'
Columbia
Cellulose
will
not
be
that
they
did
not
have
to
be
i
'i
i
'
$
y
Man-son's
T.
Dell
499
M.
Cope-land
524,
D.
Stewart
378.
8.
Cur-rie
427,
M.
Montgonrary
450.
Totals
74i,
79.
800.
Wallace's
Pharmacy
g.
Hart-wtg
523.
D.
Dibh
364
G.
Smith
90,
A.
Parker
386.
L.
Phillipson
514,
K.
Thompson
543.
Totals
854,
799,
905.
Commercials
Jv
Helgerson
At
Home
and
Abroad
in
the
irfect
Shoe
Care
able
to
Held
a
team
at
present
members
of
the
reserve
army,
but
it
is
hoped
that
by
m!d-
although
the
team
Is
snonsored
If
they
will
have
the
nu-
by
the
local
unit.
422,
Betty
Thompson
398.
Lor-
season
raine
Smith
544,
Lois
Ewart
369,
i
or
in
taring
ft
fies
and
Gentlemen
f
.
i
r
,
"
Mona
Hoban
423.
Totals
789,
848,
752.
;
Skeena
Grocery
G.
Van
Meer
360.
W.
Slater
453,
S.
Smith
472,!
E.
Wasvk
468,
1.
Hague
415.
Totals
707,
777,
849.
Battlers
Battlers
S.
S.
Downing
Downing
435,
435,
M.
M.
liiticnaros
Richards
453,
433.
D.
u.
McNeice
McNeice
461,
481,
Joan
Joan
Adcock
Adcock
456.
458.
G.
G.
Wilkins
Wilkins
572.
572.
Total
670.
862,
905.
Big
Big
Sisters
Sisters
E.
E.
Bond
Bond
433,
433,
M.
M.
Bond
459,
Mrs.
Dickens
412,
E.
Rothwell
489.
I.
Muncey
463.
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889,
887,
831
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