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Oct.
7th,
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Nov.'
7th,
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'
REPORT
OF
PRESIDENT
Gordon
T.
German
Reviews
Activities
And
.Accomplishments
Of
Junior
Chamber
During
Year
Activities
and
accomplishments
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
during
tht
,
past
year
were
reviewed
Dy
tne
retiring
president,
Gordon
T.
German,
in
his
report
presented
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
that
organization.
The
report
in-jdicated
not
only
a
substantial
measure
of
activity
by
the
Junioi
Chamber
and
its
members
in
a
j
variety
of
community
undertakings
but
also
that
a
healthy
and
'effective
interest
had
been
taken
in
many
public
questions.
Ihe
Chiisunas
Cheer
broadcast
had
been
resumed,
Mr.
German
reported,
and
the
sum
of
$473
had,
as
a
result,
been
collected
by
the
Salvation
Army
of
which
$345
was
J
jspeni
for
Chr.stmas
cheer,
ovei
'.
sixty
hampers
of
foodstuffs
as
well
y
as
luei
and
clothing
being
distri-t
buied,
the
balance
being
used
foi
.agency
relief
during
the
year.
i
jiiuwing
tne
practice
of
a
number
of
years,
the
Junior
Chamber
cgain
undertook
to
decorate
street
lamp
standards
during
the
Christmas
season.
Li
the
promotion
of
the
sale
of
war
savings
stamps
and
certificates
members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
took
an
active
part.
One
of
the
members
had
acted
as
secretary
of
the
local
committee
Dinner
assessments
had
been
increased
from
50c
to
75c,
each
member
being
given
a
war
savings
stamp
in
return.
Members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
had
also
been
active
in
the
canvass
for
funds
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
War
Services
fund,
one
of
the
members
acting
as
treasurer
and
others
as
team
captains
and
solicitors.
One
of
the
major
efforts
during
the
past
season,
of
course,
had
been
the
raisins
of
funds
for
the
proposed
civic
centre.
The
members
had
been
quite
prominent
in
a
carnival
sponsored
by
Gyros.
Rotarlans,
Sons
of
Norway
and
Junior
Chamber,
acting
as
chairman,
secretary,
treasurer
and
also
taking
an
active,
part
in
games
and
concessions.
An
effort
had
also
been
made
to
assist
in
the
collecting
of
orders
for
cigarettes
and
tobacco
for
the
British
Columbia
overseas
tob-
cco
fund
but
the
response
had
been
disappointing,
only
thiny-wo
orders
with
a
total
value
ol
$52
having
been
received.
Questions
Dealt
With
Among
questions
'which
had
been
discussed
and,
in
some
cases,
handled
by
committee,
were
complaints
of
soldiers'
wives
in
regard
io
excessive
rents,
failure
of
tht
Rowell-Sirois
commission
plan
clean
and
paint
up
campaign,
tourist
attractions,
traffic
and
speed
regulations,
salvage
materials
for
war
purposes,
advisability
of
holding
a
census
this
year
and
civic
health.
Reporting
on
membership,
Mr
German
announced
that
there
had
been
a
net
gain
of
eight
from
thirty
to
thlrty-eisht
not
including
eighteen
of
whom
were
serving,
with
His
Majesty's
forces.
Eighteen
new
members
had
been
enrolled
during
the
year,
ten
having
dropped
out
for
various
reasons.
Relatjons
with
the
Senior
Chamber,
Mr.
German
reported,
had
stood
the
test
of
time
and
today
were
on
a
better
footing
than
ever
before.
The
wisdom
and
ex
perience
of
the
seniors
was
always
respected
and
4t
was
hoped,
for
the
benefit
of
all,
that
harmonious,
relations
should
continue.
Mr.
German
thanked
all
mem-,bers
for
able
assistance.
exDress-
ing
appreciation
particularly
to
,the
secretary.
T.
J.
Williams,
for
his
loyal
co-operation,
support
and
wise
counsel.
He
was
also
grateful
to
the
executive
committee.
The
retiring
president
also
ex-
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PRY
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'
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THE
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NEWS
SATURDAY,
OCTOBft?
For
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THRILLED
TO
THE
BOOK!
80,000,000
will
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it
on
the
screen!
Harold
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immortal
characters
brought
to
flaming
life
in
magnificent
Technicolor!
.
.
KECINS
MONDAY
pressed
thanks
to
the
press
for
generous
and
courteous
treatment
and
to
guest
speakers
as
well
as
to
the
ladies.
For
the
new
president
and
executive
committee,
Mr.
German
bespoke
a
continuation
of
support.
Mr.
German
himself
was
given
a
hearty
round
of
applause
in
token
of
appreciation
of
his
own
work
during
the
year.
In
taking
over
the
chair
after
151-
BOB
HOPE
DOROTHY
LAMOUR
in
LAST
SHOWINGS
TODAY
"Road
to
Zanzibar"
(at
1:33,
3:38,
5:48,
7:53,
10:03)
(his
election
as
new
president,
Alf
tRivett
said
he
appreciated
it
would
be
difficult
for
him
to
fol
low
in
the
footsteps
of
Mr.
German.
Report
of
the
treasurer.
C.
G
Ham,
disclosed
a
healthy
financial
.
position
of
the
organization.
T.
J.
Williams,
the
secretary,
I
also
snoko
hrlpflv
Sweet
Caps
give
greater
pleasure
because
they're
"group
Mended"
from
38
choicest
Virginia
tobaccos.
Every
Sweet
Cap
enjoys
all
the
special
smoking
qualities
of
the
38
classifications.
That's
why
they
give
you
such
unique
mildness,
taste,
aroma
why
thcy'reo
uniformly
good.
It's
not
too
early
to
order
your
Sweet
Caps
iwiv,
for
the
hoys
overseas,
for
delivery
at
Christinas.
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