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THE
ROTARY
CLUB
Every
Thursday
afternoon
the
members
of
the
Ro
tary
Club
gather
and
eat
luncheon
together.
They
are
f
i
i.
r
t
-
1
t
1
,.4-
representatives
oi
me
Dusiness
anu
yruiessiuutu
inieicsta
of
the
city,
one
from
each
business
or
profession,
some,
.
forty
in
all.
Usually
alter
iuncneon
tney
listen
to
some
sneaker,
either
a
local
man
or
visitor
from
the
outside.-
Many
people
wonder
why
they
do
this
and
what
there
is
that
binds
the
members
together
and
makes
them
so
interested
that
from
seventy
to
ninety
per
cent
of
the
members
of
the
club
turn
up
every
week.
Here
in
a
few
words
is
what
they
stand
for:
To
implement
the
ideal
of
service
(thoughtfulness
of
and
helpfulness
to
others)
in
their
club
relations,
in
their
business
relations,
in
their
community
relations,
and
in
their
international
re
lations.
.
1"
To
promote
acquaintance
and
closer
friendships
with
other
men.
To
participate
in
wholesome
good
fellowship.
To
know
more
of
other
men's
work,
problems,
and
successes.
To
find
stimulation
in
the
desire
to
be
of
service
to
their
f
ellowmen
and
society
in
general.
To
train
a
new
outlook
on
their,
own
businesses
or
profession
and
to
view
their
vocation
more
as
a
j
service
to
the
community
than
only
as
an
instrument
of
private
gain.
And,
in
a
larger
sense,
to
seek
opportunity
to
cooperate
in
the
advancement
of
international
un-
.
derstanding,
good
will,
and
peace.
This
week
Rotary
is
celebrating
its
thirty-fourth
birthday.
The
club
was
founded
in
Chicago
by
Paul
P.
Harris,
a
lawyer,
who
is
still
an
active
and
influential
member.
Today
there
are
over
five
thousand
:lubs
with
a
total
membership
of
close
to
a
quarter
of
a
million.
Prince
Rupert
members,
when
they
travel,
drop
in
at
Rotary
Club
luncheons
at
any
of
the
cities
or
towns
that
they
visit,
and
take
their
places
as
if
they
were
members.
They
always
receive
a
hearty
welcome.
Members
may
be
of
any
race,
religion
or
political
belief.
Clubs
do
not
take
part
in
politics,
endorse
partisan
measures
or
candidates
for
public
office
although
every
Rofarian
is
urged
to
take
a
keen
interest
in
political
and
civil
life.
Once
a
year
delegates
are
sent
to
an
international
convention
and
this
convention
is
being
held
in
1940
at
Havana,
Cuba
early
in
June.
This
convention
decides
the
'general
policy
of
the
organization.
The
local
Rotary
Club
was
formed
sixteen
years
ago
with
only
fourteen
members,
the
writer
of
this
article
being
the
only
one
of
the
fourteen
left
That
simply
illustrates
the
transient
character
of
the
community.
HpWr
ever,
the
hew
members
have
brought
to
the
club
"new
life,
new
courage,
'fresh
initiative
and
the
result
is
that
it
is
today
oh
a
stable
basis.
Its
membership
is
limited
because
with
a
few
minor
exceptions,
only
one
representative
is
ial-loved
to
join
'froin
tiny
one
trade
or
'profession.
3.00,
ft
AI
k
Wednesday.
February
21,
1940,
REX
STILL
IS
LEADING
IV
was
a
fnr
rplhr
tf.im
In
thr
Ladles
Individual
scares:
Annettes
Basso-Bert
Stone
Cameron
Sellg
-
Dickens
Handicap
.'
132
164
145
122
169
.
67
Total
799
Rangers
1
Petersen
178
Yager
-
103
Wharton
103
Asemlssen
134
BaUlnger
164
.Woodside
Handicap
55
Total
"37
ow;
Bluebirds
1
Pierce
212
Turgeon
....
128
Boulter
119
Keron
170
Hartwlg
-
2
132
133
117
114
153
67
720
2
103
169
99
165
109
43
753
2
177
177
207
195
167
Blain
H9
Handicap
'
36
72
Total
.
811
993
I
Knox
Hotel
1
2
McKeown
137
174
133
153
114
93
131
67
728
3
123
133
215
162
38
883
3
181
213
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Wheh
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"
WAITED
iuj
a
uuiuuer
ui
uuiurciuus,
soinewnai
similar
in
principle,
sprang
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and
they
also
have
been
successful
in
doing'ex-cellent
work
as
service
clubs
although
they
are
hot
as
numerous
as
are
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Rotary
Clubs.
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104
Ounn
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Box
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Dally
News.
(47)
Handicap
Total
...
.Maple
Leafs
big
night
last
night
J1
-
fowling
League.
The
Blue
Birds.
Arnev
who
had
been
in
the
basement,
f""1
took
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
,e.
nil
Tictory
from
Knox
Hotel
while
the.
seventh
place
Maple
Leaf
aggregation
won
by
a
similarly
decisive,
margin
overMerchantettes.
In
'other
games
last
night.
Rangers
from
Annette's
and
Rex
by
two
to
!onn80n
one
game
scores.
Rex
remains
In
first
place.
High
average
scare
for
the
evening
was
Mrs.
Dolly
Wesch
with
19S.
Smith
Handicap
Total
Merrhantettes
Moss
Madftl
-
Morrison
Ckcone
Handlnao
Total
Itex
R
Bury
.....
A.
Bury
Marlon
Erfeksen
j
Wesch
193
,
Croxford
...
loiai
Big
Sisters
E.
Bond
B.
Gomez
M.
Bond
.
...
Rothwell
215
Die
kmis
Alexander
....
I
08
-.129
103
218
..
17
.870
1
153
.
75
.129
93
156
Y09
72V
143
167
132
184
Score
...
131
812
I
.174
.157
.146
131
.137
Handicap
83
Total
..."
878
112
133
114
95
781
2
163
173
142
120
93
95
3
140
215
222
.153
216
176
131
208
128
17
770
2
115
103
85
121
m
109
719
134
163
220
159
176
167
563
3
127
1ST
128
110
125
109
736
3
190
160
189
253
219
902
1017
146
211
189
126
160'
87
929
Rex
l.i
......
14
7
Big
Sisters
13
8
Knox
Hotel
9
12
Annette's-
.10
11
Merchantettes
9
12
Rangers
10
11
j93
Maple
Leafs
uiue
uiras
j5j
10
11
9
12
3
Hockey
Standings
!2?S
tojal
3
i
Pacific
Coast
League
176
Vancouver
18
2
14
111
95
161
Portland
14
4
16
81
104
Seattle
14
2
16
94
97
I
HUM
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STIAMSHI
.
ICPMMUNgtfWNS
lamU
KETCHIKAN
TEAM
HERE
All
'Sei
For
Resumption
f
Interna
tlo'nal
Basketball
Series
Here
Tonight
Confident
that
they
will
give
a
,..1
resumption
of
the
tnternalI6nall
senior
basketball
series
here
tomahU
and
tomorrow,
a
team
of
all-star
hoopsters
from
Ketchikan
arrived'
m
town
at
10
o'clock
aboard
the'
selneboat
Eleanor.
Capt.
Frank
WH-i
llanu-.
Starting
out
at
midnight,
last
night
following
a
game
In!
which
hey
defeated
WrarweM
In
stitute,
regarded
as
one
of
the
beet
teams
in
southeastern
Alaska,
by
a
score
of
47
to
34.
the
visitors
had
a
good
trip
and
report
themselves
InJ
good
shane.
With
Mickey
Maclsaae
as
manager,
the
members
of
the
team
are
Cliff
PhiUiDS
and
iRavnar
Myklng,
forwards:
Phil
El-
lu0liott.
centre,
and
Arnle
Harm
andi
l3g
'Art
Hlnkleman.
guards,
with
Kenj
Eicxner.
Marie
uussanien
ana
lu
171
jCQ.Leding
a.r
substitutes.
J
Others
in
the
party
are
Art
Pen
-H3
gra.
referee;
Pete
OTCeefe.
6fer;
83
Abe
,
giwara,
radio
announecr;
;cci01e
Larsen,
H.
Hansen.
Frank
KHne
14
and
Harold
Blanton.
131
Three
of
the
Ketchikan
star
9
,
pbyers
Johnny
Davis,
Qy
Hel-10,
land
and
George
North
rup
were
9
unable
to
make
the
trip
on
this
oe
10
caslon.
10
in
the
first
two
games
of
the
ser-9
ies
a
Ketchikan
last
month.
Ket-
i
chlkan
won
one
36
to
34
and
Prince
the
other
40
to
25.
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j
count
to
date
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Rupert's
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