ay
April
22,
1941.
25
il
k
i
a
frihill.
Itaseball
and
If"-'
TMI
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i
COIUMI
eimu
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it
LIomt
Coftrl
Smt
U
MANGA
SSft-
cairn.
SPORT
DAY
featured
Easter
Monday
Program
VANG
A,
April
22
Easter
bday
w-s
given
over
to
a
sports
iv
at
Kitwanga
and,
with
splen.-
weatJi
r
prevailing
and
nu-
TEE
DAILY
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KrrZFGUKLA,
April
22-
Soft-tall,
football
and
flefa
sports
with
i
fin
dance
In
the
evening
featured;
the
Easter
Monday
eelebra-
Qh-ls
Lilac
Morgan,,
ca.tch.er;
,Mary
Sampare,
pitcher;
Dorothy
Sampare,
first
basej
jiora
Wesley,
jn,
keen
Interest
was
ta-
end
of
the
game.
Softball,
Football,
rWW
Sports
and
I
In
a
complete
program,
the:
Wallace
Johnson
was
scorekeeper;
prccc
dings
culminating
with
Jacob
Brown,
umpire;
Jonathon
hi
tew.e
in
the
evening.
The
Brown,
base
umpire;
W.
D.
Milton,
wire
fr-m
Cedarvale,
Ha-.observer;
Douglas
Wesley,
coach,
ixa
ana
eisewiiere.
veuari"c
i
ana
rreaaie
sampare,
a.nnouncer.
d
the
principal
opposition
In
A
football
game
between
the
-
-
1
Interior
Villar
?
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KITKATLA
rT
rrrrlr
H
LIN
rtic
Skeena
old
timers
and
younger
boys
Easter
dinner
by
the
ladles
of
the'
game
of
the
day
was
.
was
won
by
the
latter
4
to
3.
It
was
White
Cross
Society
with
the
Kit-.
hi.i
i:h
Cedarvale
won
from!
a.
hard
fought
clean
contest
.
.
katla
Concert
Band
In
attendance,
t
fl.nnsa
Lucky
Strikes
by
a
score
!
A
football
game
between
the
.girl
Nor
were
spiritual
factors
of
the
1
.softballers
and
younger
boys.
pro
'gathering
neglected
on
ths
Sun
:
baseball
game
was
a
tightly
,vlded
plenty
of
fun
and
resulted
In
r.'ijW
affair
with
Kitwanga
txist
tea
to
one
over
Cedarvale.
rtSdirvale
team
Included
sev-
tHlflif
old
timers,
among
them
L$
Jattan,
pitcher.
William
fda,
a'
her.
Jack
Thompson.
Mop.
Walter
Maberley,
first
'-
cd
Bcti
Bright,
centre
fleldt
Cji.iev
Wilson
was
pitcher
fori
a
6
to
4
win
for
the
games
The
races
resulted
as
fallows:
V
Girls,
ten
and
under
1.
Loulife
day
for
special
church
services
were
held.
,
In
softbalj
Kltkatla
defeated
Port
Simpson
21
to
3
and
In
football
Weget;
2.
Luld
Wpbos
3,
Jpsephlne;Kftkatla
also
won
over
Port
Simp-r
Johnson.
tAnncAtl
.
'-
en
lauan
in
vntVtrtrv
PVi
ftll
Anna
son
Boys,
seven
and
.
under
Bob
trophies
Sampare,
Cyrus
Ruseeli,
Roger
case.
seven
u.
nothing.
Challenge.
were
at
stake
In
each
J
iSampare.
j
Ine
results
of
Uie
entire
cele-
Olrls,
fifteen
and
uhder-Beatrice
bration
were
a
follows:
i-;.a
and
Morris
WUHams,
I
Brown,
Jane
Howard,
Lilac
Morgan.
Boys,
six
and
under
Ronald
'
:tr
Harold
Sinclair
and
Steve
Boys,
seventeen
and
under
John"
Bolton,
Patrick
HllL
i
Jitwer
umpires.
'Banaek,
Oliver
Wesley,
Horace
Girls,
six
aJid
under
Sally
Shaw',
.
i
th
r
I'bill
came
Married
!
Brown.
1
Thelma
Tolmle.
.
;
a
defeated
Single
Men
by
a;
Girls'
Relay
Race
Jaiw
floward;
Boy,
eighi,
and
under
Elmer
'
of
4
..
l.
'team.
Nora
Wesley's
teami
Ridley,
Pelry
Vickeis.
the
ev
M
P",
thcr-
was
ft
fine
Boys'
Relay
Race
John
Banaek'
Gills,
elghi,
and
under
Ihelma?
pper
in
Kitwanga
Community
team.
Gordon
Howard's
team,
'.Tolmle.
Sally
Shaw.
i
by
''le
Church
Army
sisters.
The
new
hail
was
the
.scene
ot--
Boys,
ten
and
under
PKlllp,
i
and
Mi
;
II.
II.
Sinclair
Sinclair
rendered
rendered
eames
games
and
and
dancing
dancing
lit
Ut
the
tfie
evenlngjitluw,
evenmgjttnaw,
Morris
MJrm
Tounie,
Tounie,
.
their
radlojramoiJhone.
Uif
affair
lasting
uhUI
midnleK?
Girls,
ttii.
and
uudel
Nora
HU1,
.
u:e
brought
a
fin
day's
when
delicious
refreshments
were
Alberta
BUion.
"
"
:
Gallon
to
a
fitting
cjosc.
.
served.
Visitors
and.
vlllagers'alike
.
Boys,
twelve
and
under
Kufus-
rang
rhoy-
in
town
far
thecel-
enjoyed
themselyes-
to
the
full.
Jiwls,
Herbert
Temple.
-
on
wer-
the
pole
and
wood
-
ttiris.
twelve
and
under
F.
'W.i.ir
and
their
crews
in-
,
-
'
7"
:"
-
Green
(Port
Smiusou).
Marloilei
Cin-r
David
Williams,
Eddie
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Harris
fu,,,.
?
...
;.
i
I't
M:
:-uk.
Dou?las
Mar-
and
'family
of
llizeltait
and
Mr;-.
Boys,
fourtwai
and
under
Albert'
.
Mr
Mrs.
Harold
Sinclair,
and,
Mrs.
Matthew
Harris
were
am
Hill,
Arnold
Brown.
.
.
k
'-ey
Williams
and
Fred
John-
nere.
H
ow
many-
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YOU
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With
the
Angels
,
Hindus
Walking
the
Whlrlwirii-
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That
hone
Should
Die
Slaughter
Mr.
Luctons
Freedom,
.,.-
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Caravan
for
china
fituart
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Water
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Chambers
He
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a
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these
and
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Girls,
fourteen
and
under
Rita
Balton,
Laura
Collison.
:
Uoys,
eighteen'
and
under-f-Wli-llarh
Hill
illartley
Bafy),.
John
Gordon,
i
.
Glrii'
skipping
race
Mrs.,
Wlli-'
frid
J.ackson,
Clara.
Innls'r.
.".
.Girls,
75,
yard
dashClara
Ip-'nU,
lilrs.
WUfrld
Jackson.
,
Boys'
sack
race
Charles
Cooler
Port
Simpson),
Roy
Innls-
(Port
'
'
Esslngton).
-
Meai's
open
100
yard
dash
Er-nlp
Hill,
Wilfrid
Jackson.
'
.
'vyomen's
lianimeiing
contest-
FJpra
-
Hill,
Maude
Helm
"
'(p'ort
Slmn'on).
'
,
.,
"v
:'
Man's
440-yard
dash
Wilfrid.
Jackson,
Ernest
Jackson.
Women'!
slootlng
contest
Martha
Gordort,
Mabel
Lewis.
.Men's
shooting
contest
Joshua
Price,
(Port
Simpson,
Paul
Price
(Port
Slmpsonl.
Thread
the
Needle
race
Reuben
Mason
and
Mrs,
Joseph,
Innls,
Mr.
and
Mn
.
Wilfrid
Jackson,
220r'vard
relay
Ernest
Jackson's!
team,
Wilfrid
Jackson's
team.
Three-legged
raceCharles
Henry
and
Dick
Ryan
(Port;
Sfmpson),
DavW
Campbell
and
Weller
Innls.
One
mile
race-i-Mederick,
Nelson,
James
Nelson.
.
.
Croai
country
;
race
Charles
Henry
Port
SUnpson),
James
Nelson,
f
Obstacle
race
Charles
Henry
(Port
Simpson),
Itegle
SamiAon
(Port
Simpson).
High
Jump
James
Nelson,
Vln-'
cent
Wells
(Port
Simpson).
t
Mrs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
glLVERSipES,
PIQPK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
416
I
Broad
Jump-r-Mederlck
Kelson,
i
i
Jttmes
Nelson,
i
Hop,
step
and
Jump--Mederlck
Ne)sor,
James
Nelson.
Tuf-o(war
Port
Gtopson
win-
ner
qvef
ruticaiia.
I
2AW.C
Aquatic
fcvenls
t,vens
Horace
Brown,
pitcher'.
Allen
John-
year
there
were
competitors
arid
Gd
sportsmanship
trophy
mjii,
inai.
uiiie,
turner,
sec-ijiiofs
irfim
sucn
points
as
rort
"'"
mii".
,
Football
ond
base:
A.
Morgan,
shortstop
'Simpson,
Port
tls.ngton
and
Hart-
Pn?es
were
distributed
on
SPORT
CHAT
FOOTBALL
LAUNCHED
weather
prevailing,
the
entire
pon-
M
iwo
oi
uie
wiuai
Annual
Meeting
Last
Nteht
Of
P.
vlatlon
of
Irn
village
turned
out
Plf
Two.Dar
"Kas(er
Cejeb.raifdn
Rpw
txt.rvcer-61snoa
Lewis
and
greatest
mllers,
ayoney
woouerson
K
F
AXed
Smith
is
Elected
and
keen
Interest
as
taken
In
a
Held
WUh
Many
Visitors
And
Rrt
H'UV
Ytttd
Jackson
and
and
Jack
Lovelock,
bJlieve
that
a
president
full
day's
program.
I
All
Kinds
Of
Sworts
Ernes
Jackspn.
four-minute
mile
will
seme
day
be
The
onenlns
event
of
the
davl
.
.
Qasboat;
race,
6
h.p.
and
under
'run.
Wooderson,
whose
4:oo.4
mm-!
was
the
Softball
game
between
'""
lSea
NorUi.
Capt.
James
Henry
,utes
uuuuor
outdoor
record
.u
has
u.
been
beat
5lrls
and
bovs
whlc
rp-nltprf
ih
i
kitkati.a
Ahrii
22:
Kltkatla
'Port
Simpson);
Vera,
apt.
An
.Win
for
the
bovs
hvn
srnfp
Af
12
tn'wft
Rinwdrrt
nILn
viutnrn
tar
fceV-
.drew
TaH
'(Port
Simpson).
9.
The
teams
wefei
.era!
days
In
connection
with
ihe!
Trailer'
class
Daily.
Capt.
Alfred
Easter
celebration
which
centred
J&cKson.
c.,
u,
wo.
n,
t-apt.
to
on
two
fuU
days
of
fieid
and
water
RldWy.
snorts
last
Mondav
nd
Tue.
dav.
oasDoat
race,
n.p.
ana
unaer
second
base;
Jane
Howard
short
Extended
to
Include
competition
Alberta
q.,
Capt,
Ernest
Bolton,
ston:,
Rosle
Banaek.
third
base:
from
oulsldi.
villaees.
i
wks
the
Cammerclal
boat
race
Irene
j
With
considerable
SYDNEY
IN
orevaHin-
and
t,.
ouUook
for
a
als.
the
.
la.
....
.
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1
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L
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11.1
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Win
AGAIN
REG
IN
A,
April
22:
Sydniy
Millionahies
made
it
two
straight
win3
irer
Rcjlna
Ranjers
last
enthusiasm
night
in
the
Allan
up
hockey
fin-
core
being
8
to
3.
The
en
omy
Dy
uien
uunnmsnami-
.
.
-
,
....
t.,rA
.
fVl
,lti
h
4:04
Indoor
mark,
thinks
It
will
take
from
30
to
50
yeai;
to
knock
off
the
four
seconds.
"I
think
the
record
"will
down
slowly,
just
as
It
has
during
these
last
few
veais."
hp
said
no.
na.!
i
his
record
this
summer.
Given
per
the
,
feet
conditions
he
believes
he
Ernest
Hyams.
third
base:
Ivanlley
Bav.
Weather
of
solendid
varit.l'W
ntsht
Speakers
were.
Ed-
cftuld
run
the
mile
In
:lose
to
4:04
Woods,
right
fielder;.
John
Banack,ety
prevailed
and
villagers
andj
V?rd
Jn'pls
dnd
Henry
Brpivn,
minutes
but
thinks
that
is
his
centre
fielder;
Willie
Mark,
left
visitors
alike
thoroughly
epjoyedi
chairman
arsd
vice-chairman
re-
"limit.
fielder.
The
girls,
older
and
heavier
than
the
boys,
were
ahead
by
heavier
hitting
In'
the
first
three
inning's
themselves.
spWtYW
oT
the
ceieoration
com-i
In
addition
to
the
big
sports
ttee,
announplng
that
in
future
Lovelock,
former
record
holder
programs
on
each
day
there
were;
eelebratloiv
H
was
planned
't'o
have
and
Olympic
champion
at
1,500
sood
season's
play,
the
meeting
of
the
Plnce
Rupert
played
Wednesday
night
at
sasica
Football
Association
was
held
last
toon.
;
night.
Ser,
on's
entries
for
th:
"
"
'J
-
Senior
League
are
to
be
In
by
g0
April
30
and
it
Is
planned,
to
start
Pa"ulla
.1av
rfnrinw
4hA
first
wppIc
In
Miv.
nwiuiarjr
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
will
be
1IailsonJM;P;
ueriruae
jonnson,
mm
fielder;
largest
celebration
ever
sponsored
3f.
wjm
'wi
cisua,
cuhkc
,ee
no
reason
wny
n
snouia
regular
playing
nights.
The
Louise
Weget,
centre-fielder;
Maa-'in
Kitkatla.
celebrations
or
crevlous
0.,'Oapt.
James
Xewis.
(come
down
even
further,
though
imPtn2
riwirtPri
tn
nmepw
with
gie
Russell,
left
fielder.
yeats
had
been
confined
to
the
AU
around
trppliy
Mederick
1there
must
come
a
time
when
thethe
USUal
arrangements
to"
get
the,ren
uoys
opraon
Howard,
catcher;
people
of
the
village
only.
This,
eisun.
aunn
win
De
reacnea.
a
soiaier
'
.......
a
-m
'
I
A
I
A
1
'
I
.
A,
;now,
wooaerscn
ncpes
io
go
airer
Vice-President,
Oldf
President,
Ted
Smith.
Flii
t
V::e-Pres:dent,
Ernest
War-
field
in
readiness
for
play.
'
eBaunu
vu-r.uc,...
w
.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
u
-
'
.
.
'
Sscretary-Treasurer,
Herb
Mor-
as
follows:
'
Honorary
President,
Hon.
T.
D-
,?aI5:
.'
J
.
'
,
,
'
;
K
i
Ths
board
of
control
will
be
el-
,
.
.
iected
at
the
next
meeting..
well
under
three
minutes
for
the;
'Prospective
teams
are
Rocky
three-quarters,"
he
said,
"and
1
Mountain
Rangers,
Dry
Dock,
a
know
that
in
competition,
if
press-
ocmbination
team
of
Area
Headed
severely
enough,
another
quar-
quarters
and
Signal
Corps
and
a
dances
on
each
evening
under
the
WW
,nQre
extensive
programs
and
metres,
also
believes
the
perfect.
ter
could
be
done
In
60
seconds
or
feurth
team
formed
from
the
for-
but
tha
boys
caught
'up
in
the
'auspices
of
the
celebration
commit-'
lnQTe
substantial
prizes.
Jrcua
Y-j.t-.rs
In
the
village
for
fourth
and
held
the
lead
until
the
tee
and,
on
the
final
evening,
the
ladles
of
the
Excelsior
Club
held
a
farewell
party
in
honor
of
all1
visitors.
1
'
On
Saturday,
the
arrival
date
of
the
visitors,
there
was
a
reception
(
uunquei
oy
me
JviKaiia
icceji
lor
Club.
On
Sunday
there
was
an
mile
Is
a
possibility.
"I
have
been
less."
mer
Velvets.
"ty&Ur
n&vi
t&
"Buy
a.
ICYCLEy
FAITH
Very
few
can
tell
the
quality
of
materials,
the
accuracy
of
machining,
the
skill
of
workmanship
WHEN
you
buy
a
bicycle
you
ing
and
many
other
hidden
qualities
buy
it
on
faith
without
any
the
"eye
cannot
appraise.
Every
means
of
judging
its
hidden
value
CCRL
is
equipped
with
Dunlop
or
the
sort
of
service
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