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Refund approved —

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Carl Giske was re-ele

Rupert Fishermen’s Co-Operative association at a
meeting held after the annual meeting of the asso-

ciation.

The meetings held in the Sons
of Norway Hall, saw Perry York
elected first vice-president and
Foster Husoy elected second
vice-president.
.K. F, Harding was elected sec-
retary to the board of directors.
‘Earlier at a joint membership
meeting of the Prince Rupert
Fishermen's Co-Operative asso-
ciation and the Kaien Consum-
ers’ Co-Operative association
was held with 160 members
present, ‘

Elected to the store commit-

B.C. Clothiers

Alterations Sale

is still on

Men’s Waterproof Jackets
Smart looking, lots of wear.

Reg. $8 now $4”

Boy’s Sweaters
All wool, different styles.

Now from 30
$2

Shop at

B.C. Clothiers Ltd.

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tee from the Kaien Co-Op were
Mrs. Alfred Ritchie (three
years); Kenneth Aird — (three
years); and B.“K. Hansen (one
year); and from the Prince
Rupert Fishermen’s Co-Op:
Richard Giske (three years) and
Foster Husoy (three years).

Other store committee mem-
bers are Mrs. George Viereck,
Mrs. Perry York, Harry Schol-
ten, John Prince, George Olaf-
son, Anton Martinusen and
Harry Lloyd.

Retiring members are W. H.

Brett, and Norman Bellis.
Alternate members for the
coming year are John Fredheim
and Charles Bellis.
The store committee annual
report was presented by Mr.
Scholten in which he reviewed
the consumer division activities
for the year ending March 31,
1958.

Following an audited report
by Scott McLaren the meeting
recommended that a 2 per
cent patronage. refund be de-
clared for the year.

D. A. Bowen, operations man-
ager, reviewed the development
taking place at the Co-Op Centre

 

 

 

 

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-WITH ROTARY MIXED CHORUS
“Sunday, December 14th - 9 p.m.

Northern B.C. Power Co. Ltd.
CONEIDENTIALLY YOURS

Dec. “Lith ~— Finding the right

Cheques
fuightiv coloured folders and envelopes. For the

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each year.

planned to better
to members.
Annual report of the Prince
Rupert Co-Operative Women’s
Guild, which now has a mem-
bership of 28, was giver: by Mrs.
Victor Duplisse. '
K. F. Harding, general man-
ager, reviewed the growth the
British Columbia Co-Op Whole-
sale society of which he is a
director. As national diréctor of
the Co-Op Union of Canada he

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Thursday, December 11, 1958

 

500 new members join Co-Op
members told at ‘58 meeting

At the annual meeting of the Kaien Consumer’s ‘ULo-
operative association held December 4-in the Sons of Norway
hall, Mrs. Nora Johansen, Charles Bellis and Arthur Leighton
were elected to the board of directors for a three-year term.

Others elected to the board wer YJ. S. Black, E. A. Evans,
Harry Scholtn and W. H.. Brett.

Retiring board members are Mrs. George Viereck: and

Presiding over the session was Mr. Scholten as chairman
and Richard North, secretary. .
In the annual directors” report, presented by Mr. Scholten,
it was noted. that 500 new members have joined the Co-
operative association since April 1 of this year.
The auditor’s report was presented by Scott McLaren.
The membership approved a 2 per cent patronage refund

MOODNOODIO PO LOD DILL IPO OOO OOOO ONOCOOD OR OOD ODF OO OOOO OOLOOEOOO LOD.
the B.C. Co-Op Wholesale Gro-
cery department,
brief report to the meeting.

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by Harry Scholten with Ri

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