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1945
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MEMBER
ABC.
Clean
Up
and
Paint
Up
.
.
.
Next
week
has
been
designated
as
"Clean
Up,
Paint
Up
and
Fix
Up
Week"
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
the
motivating
element,
the
city
is
offering
its
support
and
co-operation
and
even
the
Weather
Man
appears
to
be
lending
his
auspicious
blessing.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people,
of
course,
do
not
have
to
be
reminded
or
urged
in
the
matter
of
cleaning
and
painting
up
but
it
is
fitting
to
draw
some
attention
to
the
matter
as
w$
are
doing
today
with
the
support
of
local
business
men.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
all
people
who
have
any
property
in
their
care
will
pitch
in
as
far
as
possible
in
this
'
t
very
commendable
spring
effort,
that
by
a
week
from
now
there
will
be
some
marked
improvements
and
that
the
effort
will
be
maintained
throughout!
the
season.
Even
though
we
have
been
battered
about
these
last
few
trying
years,
there
are
no
doubt
many
thinsrs
that
.
could
be
more
or
less
easily
done
in
the
way
of
making
tbe
community
more
sightly
and
attractive.
i
Really
Helping
Local
Boys
.
.
.
The
local
Sea
Cadets,
have
been
to
yie
fore
this
week
through
the
occasion
of
their
annual
inspection
which
We
had
tbe
pleasure
of
witnessing;.
It
occurred
to
us
that
it
would'
be
I
fitting
enough
for
us
to
make
some
sort
of
an
acknowledgement
The
Best
i
n
S
p
oris
We
a
r
V
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"THE
MEN'S
SHOP"
in
this
column
of
the
continuing-,good
worlc
of
Lieut.
-
Commander
ex
Mitchell
and
tlje
others,
including
the
executive
of.
the
Navy
League
of
Canada,
who
are
identified
with
the
promotion,
conducting
and
administering
of
the
Sea
Cadet
Corps
organization
in
Prince
Rupert.
From
time
to
time
we
hear
of
various
projects
and
plans,
for
the
direction
of
the
activities
of
youth
of
Prince
Rupert
along
useful
and
wholesome
lines.
All
these
efforts
are
worthy
of
commendation
and
support.
However,
it
might
not
be
amiss
to
mention
the
fact
that
the
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps
for
pome
twenty
year's
now,
through
hard
times'
and,
good,
has
been
carrying
on
a
splendid
function
among
th6
lads
of
Prince
Rupert,
largely
in
their
teens.
Today
nearly
150
boys
are
receiving
benefits
along
many
lines
of
recreational
activity
in
addition
to
the
straight
elementary
training
for
fighting
men
of
the
sea.
One
has
but
to
see
the
Sea
Cadets
in
action
such
as
was
demonstrated
at
their
inspection
this
week
to
be
impressed
with
their
keen
enthusiasm
and
the
real
benefit
they
are
obtaining
under
fine
direction
and1
control.
They
are
learning
among
other
things
principles,
of
good
citizenship
and
hoW
to
keep
in
bounds
of
consideration
one
for
the
other.
It
has
been
said
that
seldom,
if
ever,
has
a
Sea
Cadet
been
known
to
run
foul
of
the
authorities
or
get
himself
in
any
sort
of
trouble
therewith.
From
what
we
have
bbserVfl
of
the
local
Corps
we
can
Well
appreciate
the
reason
why
that
Ls
the
'
case.
-
The
local
Corps
here
is
fortunate
in
the
leadership
it
has
today
arid
has
had
in
the
past.
It
has
also
been
fortunate
in
the
assistance
and
cooperation
it
has
had
hi
various
ways,
such
as
in
training
insfructidn,
from
the
active
navy.
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being
asked,
to"
list
their
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as
prospective
donprs
purely
in
the"
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of
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professional
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gt
paid
for
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Rotary
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clinic
Ls
strictly-humanitarian."
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a
prospective
donor
leaves
his
or
her
name
with
Mr.
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a
doctor
makes
tests
to
determine
if
the
donor's
blood
can
be
used.
If
it
can,
it
is
catalogued
as
to
type,
and
listed.
Thus
the
doctors
knqw
exactly
where
to
come
If
a
particular
type
of
blood
Ls
needed
In
a
hurry.
Donors
give
their
addresses
and
telephone
num
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so
they
can
be
reached
readily.
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cf'the
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evening
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and
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inch
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on
Sunday
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May.
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and
Signals
will
attend.
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of
L.A.A.
Bty.
and
Band
wishing
to
observe,
may,
attend.
Dress
coveralls
and
steel
helmets.
Fall
in
Drill
Hall
1030
hours.
Coffee
and
cups
will
be
provided,
but
personnel
will
bring
lunches.
closed
with
the
alnging
of
"Old
and
Mrs.
Moller
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of
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m.
22,
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son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
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1C3
Ihird
Avenue
East,
ls
now
safe
In
Fjigland
after
having
been
listed
as
missing
since
March
17
cn
a
bombing
flight
over
Germany,
his
parents
were
advised
Thursday.
Flight
Sgt.
Henderson
enlisted
In
the
R.C.A.F.
in
November,
1942,
at
Vancouver
and
ias
been
overseas
since
1943.
He
was
brought
up
at
Letellier,
Manitoba,
and
went
to
school
there
and
at
Emmerson,
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Local
Norweg-.ans
gathered
Thursday
night
iri
the
Oddfel
lows'
Hall
last
night
to
commemorate
their
national
day
and
to
enjoy
a
fine
program
under
the
auspices
of
the
"Aid
to
Norway
corri.nlttee.
,
Rudolf
Olsen,
the
president
of
the
committee,
opened
the
rail';
introducing
the
chairman
of
the
evening,
August
Wallln.
Mr.
Wal
lin
siresied
the
cause
for
re
Jolcing
that
Norway
was
again
a
free
nation,
that,
after
five
I
years
of
Nazi
ircn
h(el,
now
th
nation
could
begin
Its
lndepen-ae.it
national
lire
and
that
com-munh
.
Ions
would
soon
open
be-tweer
Nrnfiy
and
a
free
vnrid,
Thd
Vurdi'ii
Singers,
under
Pete
Lien,
i
v
Mi-.
selec
tlons
after
.wlilch
Mayor
H.
M.
i
Daggett
to
ilc
the
floor
tad
de-i
llvered
a
message
of
greeting
to
the
Norwegian
community,
j
empha-iizing
chc
great
role
the
Norwegian
Merchant
Mrnw
i
and
Air
Force
had
played
in
(the
war.
Miss
Frances
Mb
re
cave
two
piano
selections
whl:h
wjre
well
received
by
tin?
big
audience.
I
after
which
Paul
'iara:irer
de
'llvered
a
spem:
o.i
the
tra
ditional
Norwec'sjJ
Ntfti&ul
day
The
speaker
made
comparison:
between
pobple'8
t
trugglcs
throughout
hUixry,
declaring
that
eternal
vitrilanne
was
the
price
a
nation
has
to
pay
for
its
freedom.
Peter
Lien
spoke
in
Norwegian
on
the
hopes
and
aspirations
of
the
Norse
people
since
the
Nazi
nlxtv.mare
has
been
dispelled.
He
expressed
the
hope
.hat
It
would
be
possible
In
a
near
future
to
educate
all
pec.jle
to
Jive
in
peace
and
re-sjiect
each
other's
ways
of
life-Mr.
Foss,
who
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert
In
American
service
and
about
Ij
leave,
gave
a
brief,
touching
speech
on
his
experiences
among
the
clUzens
of
Prince
Rupert.
Betides
these
speechtsu
musi
cal
program
was
enjoyed.
A.
C
Cameron
charmed'
the
audience
will
his
violin
music;
Mrs.
i.lau
Lindseth
sang
some
vocal
numbers;
the
varden
Singers
sang
six
selections
and
the
audience
had
the
opportunity
to
participate
In
patriotic
songs
both
in
English
and
Norwegian.!
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