Consumers'
Co-op
and
H.
Burrows
(1
year)
j
To
the
credit
committee
were
!
elected:
Don
Forward
,
....
:
LADIES
START
Continued
I
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Pae
Six
Decoding
Prince.
Rupert
Doiiy
Newr
.
Friday,
March
17,
1850
Meflakatla
Wins
Easily
R
Gressel
(3
years);
C.
King
vi
years);
J.
Hewsick
i
To
the
suuerVTsonr
mmmiu,,.
i
Brownwoods
3,
plungers
0
j
Toilers
2,
Noble
Si
Wick
1
J
Plnhead?
2,
TJnlteers
1
Seal
Co'x
2,
Black
Cats
1
j
Wallace
Pharm.
2,
Boosters
1
Ind.vldua'l
scoring
in
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
this
week
was
as
follows:
Variety
I.
Kristjansson
678;
I.
Lykegaard
384;
E.
Sandhab
705;
I.
Emerson
413;
R.
Ramsay
448;
game
totals
823,
876,
909.
Belmonts
A.
Denton
532;
M.
Lewis
553;
P.
Andren
408;
Low
Makes
Headway
Of
special
Interest
at
the
an-'nual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Kaien
Consumer'
Credit
Union,
was
the
treasurer's
report
and
reading
of
the
balance
sheet
which
showed
asseU
amounting
to
$33,346.34.
The
report
showed
the
progress
of
the
Credit
Union
in
the
past
year
In
which
the
assets
were
again
doubled.
Elected
to
the
board
of
directors
were:
!
F.
Grimble
3
years)
;
H.
J.
Mar-
baskets,
only
to
have
Port
Simpson
tie
it
up
at
4-all.
From
this
time
on
Metlakatja
walked
away
with
the
game
by
a
comfortable
lead.,
The
score
at
the
end
of
i
the
first
quarter
wa
17-8
for
,Metlakatla.
At
the
second
quarter
Metlakatla
made
30
more
points
to
Port
Simpson's
6.
The
score
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
was
47
to
14
for
Metlakatla.
The
third
period
was
a
repetition
of
the
second
stanza,
Metlakatla
scoring
26
more
points,
Port
Simpson
7.
Score
at
the
end
of
the
third
quarter
was"
73-21
for
Metlakatla.
Several
.
time
ouia
were
called
by
tre
"visitors
ih',a
futile
attempt
to
stay
the
barrage
of
baskets
made
by
the
locals'bui,
to
no
avail.
The
last
quarter
was
Port
Simpson's
biggest
bid
when
they
made
14
point?,
but
Met!a-katla
retaliated
by
adding"
28
more
points
for
a
final
s,eore
which
read
101-35.
.
George
D,
Ryan
and
Arfrofcl
Leigh
ton
referecd
the
game.
fc.
Leighton
was
scorer
and
J.
ijs.
Ryan,
timekeeper.
t
METLAKATLA
The
Rose
Island
baskstball
teanj
of
Port
Simpson
paid
a
visit
to
Metla-katla
recently
and
the
locals
administered
a
decisive
defeat
orj
the
visitors,
Ihe
score
being
101
to
35.
.
The
early
part
of
the
game
looked
promising
for
the
visitors
when
they
were
awarded
a
free
throw
but.
unfortunately
;
for
them,
it
did
not
go
thrugh
the
hoop.
The
locals
scored
.
;
two
George
Viereck
(3
years,
and
A
E.
Field
12
years)
were
elected.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Kaien
Consumers'
Credit
Union
was
held
in
the
common
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
March
18
1950
at
8
p.m.
J.
Hewsick,
past
president
presided
at
the
meeting.
The
reporu
ot
me
Board
of
Directors,
Credit
and
Supervisory
Committees
were
leaa
and
ai
cepted.
;
.
Following
the
meeting
a
short
program
was
held
under
the
chairmanship
of
II.
J.
Marchant
.Solos
were
rendered
by
Rowland
;
Allies
and
Leonard
Sykes,
accom-!
pjJiieu
by
H.
I'luym.
;
Mike
Coluasl
and
Robert
;
Wol
Jr
.
gave
selections
on
the
aoi
(lions.
ReliesliiuenU
were
served
by
the
luuies
of
the
entertainment
committee
under
the
eonvenor-xfiip
fu
Mrs.
A.
RilchJe
and
Mrs.
A.
Gomefc.
.
M.
Magee
486;
G.
Brown
527;
tolals,
869,
779,
712.
Plungers
I.
Hague
379;
K.
Thomson
480;
D
Johnson
463;
J.
Naith
455;-
B.-Armstrong
351;
totals
700,
740,
688.
j
;
Toilers
G.
Hill
497;
M.
Wide
663;
A.
Wide
3G5;
B.
Ellison
383;
G.
Richards
333;
totals
624;
703
814.
Noble
&
Wick
M.
Baxter
407;
P.
Black
488;
B.
McChesney
416;
A.
Holkestad
650;
Low
Score
296;
Uitain
574,
872,
811.
'
Pinheads-B.;
McNub
444;
L.
Poturney
520;
D.
Ardein
443;
M.
Symea
509;
m.
Urcughton
357;
totals,
736,
70S,
879.
UniUei:i-,L.
KnuUiCn
490:
I.
Jensen
4r,t;
M.
Sleeves
408-
F
Hullnn
419;
F.
Chaplin
4U2;
U-tals;
-Ua,
733,
720.
"
Seal
Cove-E.
Mulder
356;
C
Willwm
4i6;
H.
MeGlaslwn
403;
I.
Stewart
417;
Low
Score
393;
'
Cu-Wli
tiA,
577,
TiS.
'
.
Black
Cals-J.
Gorr.-.an
305;
H
Sfrs313;
L.
Ewart
384;
3.
Micks
316;
R.
Eastern
4.85
i
toUils
508,
677,
518.
.
.'
'
Wallace
Pharmacy
G.
Thain
456;
V
Waltaee
S!2;
Hlen
PorJ
51!:;
a
Dibb
481;
L,
rhiilir);,m
h2l;
totals
055,
744,
820.
i
Boosters-
N.
Gedcles
458;
M
Atltone
392;
V.
Kryklywijz
482;
'
'".'?!
'
445;
Q.
NewUm
'
499,
"
Score
375;
E.
Anderson
405;
game
totals
829,
700,
764.
'
Annette's
P.
Dickens
405;
B.
Windle
474;
B.
White
453;
E.
Smith
685;
M.
Flynn
470;
totals
896.
896,
755.
1
Gordon
&
Anderson
S.
Ram
chant
(3
years);
W,
Brett
(3
years)
;
F.
Greenwood
(2
years);
MILLlt
,.m.
DAILY
j
i
Avenue
Orders
B'ue
92
.
STATE
ANCE
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
'
Chinese
Dishes
a
S(iwislty
ff
TAX
uKKI'AKKD
JT1MKK
V"J
A:
V-
av2
fin
Classified
ads.
nrlne
result.-
ractori
bfM)llKl.l.l.N(;
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Rex
Cafe
2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Ituprrt
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
ations
in
vou
plan
Iminp
under
say
776
I.
Garner
561;
B.
Smith
433;
L.
Anderson
387;
Cls
Barrie
520r
totals
808,
835,
914.
LYONS
V.
"Wrathall
429;
V.
Anderson
339;
P.
Thompson
C25;
J.
Shenton-
690;
A.
Pierce
585;
totals
893,
915,
800.
Rosa
Lees
Post
uk
526;
Nelson
421;
Furunes400;
Woods
584;
Mc-KinnoH
460;
totals
089,
930,
822.
Rupert
Radio
C.
Wilson
553;
A
Ritchie
400;
C.
ParleUe
474;
A.
Jeff
erics
347;
C.
Bellamy
464;
totals
728,
775,
735.
Stars
G.
Mclntyre
552,
L.
Keays
523;
J.
Dickens
515;
H.
Fufness
437;
K.
Hills
390;
totals
713,
771,
033.
Savoys
F.
Morrison
346;
E.
Knutson
491;
p.
Mcnxies
427;
L.
Eiickson
532;
R.
McCallura
447,
tolals,
779,
673,
816.
Lucky
Strikes
J
Boulter
3G4;
P.
Smith
352;
A.
Smith
407;
J.
Warren
451;
B.
Dunbar
654;
totals
681,
787,
7G0.
Wrathalls
B.
Peterson
690;
P.
Roberts
476;
M.
Pett
360;
O.
Keswick
455;
Low
Score
462;
totals
701.
997,
745.
Scuby's
J.
Thornton
612;
W.
Steeves
421;
G.
Van
Meer
485;
E.
Wasy
374;
H.
Holkestad
454:
totals
869.
779,
712.
Big
Sisters
E.
Bond
433;
M.
Bond
414;
M.
Smith
754;
E.
Roth-v.oU
428;
I.
Muncey
497;
total.-:,
804,
S94,
828.
Commercials
T.
Stewart
450;
M.
lloban
228;
W.
Slater
50?;
H
iuniie
:i08;
J.
Hclgerwm
?75;
G.
Murray
'oi.e
came).
tS8;
tolals,
734,
769,
649.
Brown
woods
L.
Dona'
Usui.
494;
N.
Stone
382;
L.
McKay
471;
MS
Box
5K6
FINAL
REHEARSAL
IS
SATISFACTORY
i
The
final
practices'
were
held
last
evening
for
a
choir
concert
to
be
given
tonight
in
the
First
United
Church.
The
Junior
Choir,
twenty-five
voices
strong,
sang
their
numbers
well
and
combined
very
effectively
with
the
Senior
Choir
in
two
other
numoers.
The
Senior
Choir
of
twenty
voices
showed
real
power
and
interpret
ation
in
their
two
iiumtfers.
All
vocalists
were
in
fire
voice
with
Mrs.
C.
Roberts,
a
recent
arrival
in
the
city,
making
an
effective
appearance.
Othc
lndrviduals
tailing
part
in
special
numbers
are
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large,
Miss
Yvonne
Larson,
Rowland
A.
Miles,
John
JE.
Davey
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Organ
solos
by
Henry
A.
Pluym
reveal
his
musicunship
and
the
capabilities
of
the
new
Hammond
electric
organ.
Mr.
Pluym
U
also
accompanist
for
the
choral
n
umbers.
The
choir
leader
J.
B.
Wil-.son
is
in
charge.
rrts
s-44
mm
WW
lll!"J"ll"?l
.
.
drink
Postum
;
'
Do
tea
and
coffee
bother
you?.Do
they
frazzle
your
nerves
or
cost
you
sleep?
If
so,
switch
to
PostumJ
You
won't
suffer
over-stimulation
no
matter
how
much
you
drink
.,
,
yet
you'll
be
completely
satisfied
with
Postum's
wonderful
flavor.
Postyrn
,
saves
you
money
too
about
one-third!
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today.
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patterns
we
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now
offering
our
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at
50
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sailtd
lint
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vunco'
vr
where
he
eypectH
to
epend
t:te
nexi
few
weeks
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