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SEA
CADETS
CORPSHERE
Annual
Meeting
of
Navy
League
Held
Last
Night
progress
ReviewedStrength
to
be
Increased
An
increase
in
strength
from
the
present
134
officers
and
men
to
180
was
authorized
for
the
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada.
With
the
Increase
in
strength
comes
many
new
problems
for
the
Navy
League
and
not
the
least
of
these
will
be
financing.
Sea
Cadets
corps
have
now
come
directly
under
the
aegis
of
the
Department
of
Naval
Affairs
and
the
drill
hall
of
the
Navy
here
has
now
been
made
available
for
the
weekly
training
parades
of
the
Cadet
Fortune.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson,
J.
H.
-McLeod,
H.
A.
and
Y
M.
C
A.
war
services.
There
had
been
helpful
direction
and
cooperation
frpm
Lieut.
Commander
Glassco
and
his
assistant,
Lieut
Hooper.
Mr.
Winslow
listed
the
present
officers
of
the
Corps
as
follows:
Officer
Commanding-Lieut.
Alex
S.
Mitchell.
Lieutenant
Paymasier
Lieut.
T
S.
Tobey.
Lieutenants
Gwyn
Holtby
and
Idward
Dawes.
Sub-Lieutenants
-
Jack
Wilson,
Tack
Breen.,
Sid
Alexander
and
Jack
Christensen.
Commanding
Officer's
Report
The
report
of
the
commanding
ifficer,
Alex
Mitchell,
showed
and
average
parade
attendance
of
ighty-five
percent
with
five
spec-al
.parades,
the
maximum
attend-ince
being
129.
Training
had
included
boat
work,
rope
splicing,
kpots
etc.
wireless
telegraphy,
visual
sisnalline-.
Thprp
'hnH
hoon
Corps,
naval
Instructors
also
being
uable
assistance
in
training
from
provided.
'
'
local
naval
personnel.
Drill
in
At
last
night's
meeting
officers
tne
corPs
had
been
greatly
improv-of
the
local
Navy
League
for
the
ed
as
was
efficiency
and
deport-ensuing
year
were
elected
as
fol-
ment
generally.
Tne
bugle
band
lows:
;
had
been
functioning
better
than
Chairman,
R.
M.
Winslow,
i
ever
before.
Officers
of
the
Corps
Vice
Chairman,
C.H.
Elkins.
nad
made
a
trip
south
for
instruc-Honorary
Secretary,
Wi
111am-
linal
purposes
and,
as
a
result.
Crulckshank.
;
the
corps
would
bp
greatly
bene-
Honorary
Treasurer,
Alex
McRae.
'fitted.
This
summer
many
of
the
Executive
Capt.
Harry
Calder-
ys
would
be
going
to
camp
at
wood,
C.
C.
Mills,
A.
L.
Holtby,
Theo
Comox.
Lieut.
Commander
Mitchell's
re
port
detailed
eia,iea
rea-u'rents
requirements
in
In
thp
the
Breen.
Lieut.
Commander
Harri-
son,
Lieut.
E.
Leigh
and
Lieut.
Way,
of
n.ew
unlforms
and
band
Commander
Alex
Mitchell.
equipment.
Most
important
item
Annual
reports
of
the
chairman,
3"
i'!Ucke"
w1'h
whlch
t
R.
M.
Winslow,
and
Lieut.
Com-1
W?Sf
d?,ided
to
equlP
the
corPs
as
mander
Alex
part
of
Usue'
Mitchell
revealed
the
J
'
activities
and
success
of
the
Sea
The
meeting
extended
a
vote
o'
Cadets
work
carried
on
during
thq
thanks
to
Lieut.
Commander
Mjt-past
year
and
suggested
plans
foc.chell
for
his
excellent
work
and
1,
,
,
.
.
I
dership
and
appreciaUon
was
Thf
financial
statement
of
the
also
expressed
to
local
naval
per-
'
-v-.i.,
c
i.ivivac.
sonnei
ior
meir
nssistnnop
in
-nn.
showed
the
branch
to
be
in
eood
shape
in
this
respect
not
that
members
had
been
called
upon
to
any
extent
during
the
year
but
because
new
expenditures
were
small
and
as
the
annual
tag
day
had
done
exceptionally
well.
"Our
Sea
Cadet
Corps,"
said
the
annual
report
of
Mr.
Winslow,
the
chairman,
"despite
various
discour
aging
conditions,
carried
-
on
and
nectlon
with
instruction.
A
committee
consisting
of
R.
M.
Winslow.
H.
A.
Breen
and
A.
L.
Holtby
was
named
to
proceed
with'
plans
for
the
raising
of
further
funds.
The
first
move
will
be
to
approach
large
local
companies
for
subscriptions.
The
question
of
providing
cadet
instruction
In
tho
-
uvMuvio
ntu
actually
Improved
in
members,
dis-
ed
and
it
was
decided
to
consult
cipline,
training
and
morale
Tjut
with
the
board
of
school
trustees'
the
credit
particularly
falls
to
in
this
matter.
k:
:cqnqerauon,
a
delegation
of
lad
buBle
bugle
b9H
band
which
w
had
been
largely
iinancea
oy
tne
efforts
of
the
cadets
themselves.
In
this
connection
appreciation
was
due
to
L.
S.
A.
Murray
Jane.
Rev.
E.
W.
Scott
and
James
McGlashan
had
assisted
very
materially
in
Instruction
work
and
Theo
Fortune
at
target
practice.
As
for
recreation
and
entertainment,
thanks
were
dpe
to
D.
G.
Borland
cf
the
Capitol,
Theatre,
the
management
of
the
"Y"
Cafeteria
les
having
been
night's
meeting.
present
at,
last
A
vote
of
thanks
iwn
narf
r.
the
Canadian
Legion
for'
havin?
made
the
hall
available
for
last
night's
meeting
ws
passed.
Lieut.
Commander
Mitchell
announced
at
the
meeting
that
the
annual
church
parade
of
the
Sea
Cadet
Corps
would
be
held'
this
coming
Sunday.
To
Grow
Up
Fast
eat"milk,
too!
DRINK
plenty
of
wholesome
Carnation
Milk
.
.
.
and
tat
it,
in
cooked
dishes
and
frozen
desserts.
Either
way,
get
all
the
valuable
milk
solids
of
the
original
whole
milk.
That's
r
what
Carnation
is
with
some
of
the
natural
water
evaporated,
and
kith
extra
"sunshine"
vitamin
D
through
irradiation.
Write
for
free
book,
"Growing
Up
with
Milk."
Carnation
Co..
Limited,
470
Granville
St.,
Vancouver.
IRRADIATED
mm
C
arnation
Milk
A
CANADIAN
"PRODUCT
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(hntuiUd
Gu
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A,
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
It
won't
seem
the
same
old
town,
really
it
won't.
Npw
that
"'Rogky"
SchuLstadt
has
gone
and
got
himself
drafted.
As
long
as
I
remember
the
"Y"
I
remember
"Rocky"
how
he
breezed
Mn
and
out
and
had
himself
thrown
out
periodi
cally
for
the
boogle-wpogie
antics
on
the
piano
(he
says
he's
been
warned
at
the
hut
in
the
United.
Church
and
at
the
Knights
of
Col
The
Service
Wives
Club
met
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
"Y"
ladies'
lounge
for
the
regular
weekly
me&ting.
It
was
decided
to
have
a
get-together
in
the
form
of
a
show;and
supper
to
celebrate
a
successful
season
of
work.
The
raffle
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Duke
and
won
by
Mrs.
Garbutt
(Y.W.
CA.).
Mrs
Glrardet
and
Mrs.
Valen
served
lunch.
THE,
DUET
NEWS
HI
SCHOOL,
GRADITATIQN
(Contjnued
from
page
1)
By
Miss
Patricia
McClymont's
rendition
of
"La
Fileuse"
'as
a
piano
solo.
The
address
to"
the
graduating
class
was
given
by
Rev.
A.
F.
Mac-
Sween
"whose,
remarks
were
botn
appropriate
and
inspiring.
Diplomas
were"
presented
to"
the
students
one
by
one
by
Jack
Deane,
chairman
of
the
board
of
school
trustees,
after
which
Col.
F.
T.
Fairey.
director
of
technical
education
for
the
province,
spoke
briefly.
The
class
valedictorian
was
Alistair
Crerar
who
acquitted
himself
creditably.
The
graduation
song
"All
Out
for
Canada"
was
distinctive
since
it
was
written
especially
for
the
occasion
by
Miss
May
Skinner,
one
umbus
and
they
won't
even
let
of
the
..
It
sln2.n
was
foi.
him
go
near
the
piano
but
he
fi-
lowed
by
the
National
Anthem.
nany
iouna
one
in
one
oi
me
mess
:
Graduation
was
one
of
those
halls
where
they
appreciate
boogie-'!
momentous
occasions
In
a
person's
woogie
a
la
Schulstadt).
As
for
hls
nfe,
Mr.
MacSween
said.
It
was
a
numerous
falling
in
and
fallings
out
of
love,
I've
lost
record
of
them.
However,
from
a
word
here
moment
In
which
the
graduate
might
feel
justly
proud
for
it
gave
proof
of
ability
and
industry,
the
and
a
word
there,
I
think
it
may
;
reaching
of
a
height
that
was
not
be
the
real
thing
at
last.
Anyhow,
easily
attained.
Credit
was
due
the
good
sailing
Rocky,
we'll
miss
you
J
teachers
to
whom
the
graduates
even
though
wou
can
trim
me
at;wouid
me
da
i00k
back
wlm
darts!
,
feelines
of
resDect
and
annrecia-
Mickev
Aneebauer
(Navy)
left.tton.
The'
encouragement
of
the
some
time
last
week
and
his
wife
!home
was
also
a
factor
in
gradua-
and
small
son
have
gone
home
to
the
prairies.
They
were
one
of
the
nicest
couples
in
the
services
and
T,
hate
to
see
them
parted.
Lorraine
used
to
help
out
at
our
hut
canteen
before
junior
arrived.
I
was
amused
at
the
"Y"
dance
Wednesday
night.
When
the
C.W
A.C's
appeared
on
the
scene
all
the
boys
shouted
"Quack!
Quack!"
much
as
they
give
the
wolf
howl
when
they
pass
one
of
their
pals
with
his
girl
friend.
We
have
nice
little,
customs
growing
up
In
out
midst,
haven't
wo?
tion
but
the
real
credit
waf
the
graduate's
for
having
cultivated
the
materials
with
which
they
had
oeen
provided
into
a
garden
of
knowledge
and
character.
However,
continued
Mr.
Mac
Sween,
this
was
no
occasion
to
be
come
dazzled
with
success
for
edu-
i
cation
was
by
no
means
over.
Many
were
planning
to
go
on
further
in
specialized
fields
of
training
and
for
some
the
process
of
formal
training
would
never
be
over.
The
greater
trie
experience
the
larger
the
outlook
and
there
more
appeared
to
be
attained.
Success
In
life
was
to
be
measured
not
in
the
knowledge
attained
but
in
the
use
that
was
made
of
it.
With
the
world
tense
at
this
time
on
the
eve
of
the
launching
of
the
mqst
powerful
and
destructive
forces
ever
assembled,
a
fearful
task
was
laid
upon
this
generation,
continued
the
speaker
the
iasK
or
wiping
out
an
evil
doc
trine
and
a
way
of
life
which
must
One
of
the
Ack-Ack
units
is
be
destrpyed
before
the
fruits
of
holding
a
dance
tonight
at
'the
freedom
could
be
enjoyed.
After
j
Empress
MY"
and
junior
hostesses
that
must
come
a
-period
of
posl-are
invited.
Y.W.C.A.
chaperones
tive,
costructlve
action.
In
this
for
the
evening
will
be
Mrs
Gra-
great
task
the
graduates
of
today
ham
and
Mrs
Harvey
.representing
must
share.
Those
who
had
gone
the
Order
of
the
Women
of
the
before
had
given
concrete
exam-
Moose,
nle.
lessons
In
Believe
me
on
this
war
job
Ineeean
enerftf
breakfast
WW
-sjr
I
devotion
to
duty.
The
way
of
progress
was
the
way
of
service
and
sometimes
the
way
ot
the
Cross.
The
graduates
this
year
are:
Sidney
Alexander,
Jone
Lee,
David
BaUlie,
James
Clark,
Eileen
Feasby,
Normn
Curne.
Patricia
McClymont,
Alvin
Knutson,
lain
MacRae,
Robert
Carr,
Marjorie
Doll,
Molly
MacKenzie,
Margaret
Johnson,
Terence
Parsons,
Edward
Burnlp,
Eunice
Woods,
Edward
Capstick,
Richard
Mills,
Norah
McCaffrey,
Diana
Whiting,
Harry
Astoria,
George
McAfee.
Alistair
Crerar,
Beatrice
Grosvenor,
Inez
Mr.
Clark
looks
spie
and
span
In
fact
we
think
he's"
quite
a
man
To
Mrs.
Clark
the
credit's
due
She
keeps
his
shirts
so
WHITE
with
BLUE
U6e
A
swish
of
Blue
in
the
last
rinse
doe!
V
Jt.
Never
a
yellow
tinge
Blue
keeps,
clothes
snowy
white.
Berg,
Bernard
Fortune
Harrlette
Phillipson,
Donald
McDonald,
Edward
Amey.
Edward
Dawes,
Muy
Skinner,
Betty
Payne,
Joy
Foster,
jacK
waiKer,
Bronson
Bussev.
and
Howard
Hougan.
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in
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or
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Mii
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ty
given
t-he-t
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aturii,
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in
nTiung.
DATED
the
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R(Htry
Office,
Prince
Ruptrt.
H
O.
toXs
10
day
of
June,
A
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1943.
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morn-Ing.
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says
right
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packoge
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it's
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a
real
energy
food
at
any
time-and
it
tastes
so
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tool"
SERVE
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to
2
jn.
Phone
Red
247
For
Income
Tax
RETURNS
SEE
.
R.
E.
iMORTIMER
Phone
88
324
2nd
Are.
Sweep.
Chjinneys
NoY
No
Sweeping
done
In
wet
weather.
Oil
burners
also
cleaned
and
serviced
'
Phone
Black
735
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