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A
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was
read
at
last
night's
council
meeting
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Association
expressing
the
gratitude
of
that
organization
for
a
donation
of
$200
from
the
city.
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letter
added
that
the
band
had
had
a
successful
season
and
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financial
standing
was
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THE.
DAILY
NEWS
Entertainment
At
Citadel
bjr
Salvation
Army
Last
night
the
Salvation
Army
leld
ah
entertainment
which,
in
:
spite
of
the
inclement
weather,
jdrew
a
crowd
'thru
t.nxert
th
I
capacity
of
the
building.
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
presided
and
the
affair
proved
most
enjoyable,
one
feature
was
the
piping
In
of
Santa
Claus
by
Pipers
Richardson
and
Macdonald.
Following
was
the
program:
Opening
Song.
"While
Shep-herd.i
Watched.
Bible
Reading.
Mrs.
Kerr.
Prayer.
Caotaln
Wrr-n.
Introduction
of
chairman
and
his
remarks,
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte.
Song
by
Sunday
Scool,
"Bells
Ring
Out
the
Glad
Refrain."
j
Recitation,
"Babies
and
Kittens,"
;
Rosle
Smith.
Song
"Sonny
Boy,"
Stanley'
Wardroper.
(
Recitation,
"My
Dolly,"
Mary
Pierce.
Dialogue,
"A
Slight
Misunder-,
standing,"
Mrs.
Kerr
and
Capt.
I
Warren.
;
i
Action
Song.
Erythe
Hudson,'
Mary
Pierce,
Annie
Murray,
Pat1
:
Wigeins.
Katherine
Murray,
Min
nie
Wiggins.
i
t
Cornet
Solo
Accomp.
"Chinese
Kitchen
Band,"
Oeo.
Clarke.
Jimmie
Carr,
John
Clarke.,
Herb.
Pierce,
Frank
Pierce,
Emll
Hudema
No.
of
bovs.
Recitation,
'The
Tell
Tale,"
Fred
Wardroper.
Dialogue.
"True
Charity,"
Roeie
Smith
Olga
Oalisky,
Clara
Pierce,
Marguerite
Fossum.
Annie
Murray,
No.
of
girls,
Rose
Cox.
Recitation
"What
the
Cows
Were
Doing."
Otea
Oalisky.
I
Song.
-Won't
You
Buy
My
Pretty
Flowers?"
Rosie
Smith.
Arrival
of
Santa
(Geo.
Elman),
o
oed
by
R.
Richardson
and
A.
Macdonald.
Benediction.
UNITED
CHURCH
CHRISTMAS
TREE
Highly
Successful
and
Enjoyable
Entertainment
Last
Night
'
Nearly
150
persons,
including)
children
and
parents,
attended
the
,
annual
Christmas
tree
entertainment
of
the
primary
department
of
the
United
Church
Sunday
School
in
the
church
basement
last
night.
The
affair,
under
direction
of
the
deaconess,
Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
was
a
great
success
and
most
enjoyable
to
all.
An
excellent
program
of
songs,
recitations
and
musical
numbers
was
given
hf
Vfee
kiddles
before
the
arrival
on
the
scene
of
Santa
Claus,
who
distributed
candles
and
books
to
all
the
children
from
a
beautifully
decorated
tree.
Accompanists
for
the
evening
were
Mrs.
J
J.
Payne.
Hrs
P.
O.
Miller
and
Mrs.
McKlnnon.
Rnhrt
Trvlnp
gave
able
assistance.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Chorus
"Auntr
Tn
o
Minn.."
Kindergarten
children.
Readme
from
memory.
"The
Story
of
the
Shepherds"
Third
year
primary
group.
Chorus.
"Theriva
a.
Snnv
In
tha
Air"
Second
and
third
year
prim
ary
groups.
Piano
solo
bx
special
request,
"Hungarian
Danr1'
Hnh
Mr.
Kenzie.
Recitation.
"A
Song
of
Christmas"
-Audrey
Green.
Vocal
trio.
"Hal
rial
rtloplr
Rhaon"
Harriet
Philllpson.
Viola
McKln
non
ana
t-ean
Mcrynnon.
Vocal
solo,
"Jesus
Loves
Me"
Molly
Frew.
Recitation.
"The
Unbroken
Song"
Wallace
Bell.
Recitation,
"The
Question"
Irene
Foote.
Recitation.
"A
Christmas
Telephone"
Nora
Larsen.
Chorus,
"Five
Little
Birdies"
Kindergarten
children.
Song.
"Christmas
Stocking"
Hugh
Mackenzie.
Song,
"Santa
Claus"
Norma
Currie.
,
Reciatlon,
"The
Nlfht
Before
Christmas"
Douglas
Payne.
Reciatlon.
"Our
fihlmnav"
Toan
!
Derry.
i
Recitation.
"A
Giant
Order"
uetty
Barber.
Dialogue.
"An
Old
-Fashioned
Sound"
First
year
primary
group.
Recitation.
"Where
Presents
Grow"
Clement
Philllpson.
Recitation,
"The
Braie
Candle"
Bettv
Wllklnann
i
Recitation,
"Santa's
Boy"
Bobby
i
Parks
1
Recitation,
"A
Finger
Plate"
Beth
Lord.
Dialogue.
"The
Hiding
Place"
Second
and
third
year
primary
groups.
Reciatlon.
"When
Christmas
,
Comes
"
Sam
Service.
ANSWERS
TO
RUPERT
EAST
Recent
Questionairre
Replied
To
by
Committee
at
Council
Meeting
Committees
concerned
reported
answers
to
the
city
council
last
night
to
a
questionairre
recently
lent
in
by
Rupert
EtKt
Ratepayers'
Association.
The
association
will
be
given
a
copy
of
the-
answers
which
were
ordered
filed.
In
answer
to
the
question
enquiring
as
to
the
authority
for
the
tearing
up
of
the
old
plank
roadway
on
McBride
Street
through
McClymont
Park,
the
Board
of
Works
quoted
tlie
following
from
council
minutes
of
February
4,
1029:
"From
the
Board
of
Works
recommending
that
McBride
Street
be
rough
graded
from
Ninth
Avenue
to
Eleventh
Avenue
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$4500,
not
including
the
bridge
over
Hays
Creek.
Moved
by
Aid.
Brown,
seconded
bv
Aid.
Rud-
derham.
that
the
report
be
adopted.
Carried."
With
respect
to
the
cost
of
the
sue
lor
the
rock
crusher
on
Duns-muir
Street
between
Seventh
and
Eighth
Avenues,
the
following
an-'
swer
was
submitted
by
the
Board
of
Works:
"Cost
of
grading
Dunsmulr
Street
for
rock
quarry
is
$3386.74
witn
one-third
charged
to
relief
work,
as
standard
practice
then,
giving
net
cost
to
city
as
$1591.16.
The
finance
committee's
answer
with
respect
to
money
borrowed
by
the
city
from
the
bank
this
year
was
as
follows:
"The
city
borrowed
$150,000
from
the
benk
n
March,
1929.
It
was
repaid
in
July
1038.
Borrowed
$50,-000
on
October
15,
1029,
at
six
per
cent,
for
six
months."
Myor
McMordle
explained
that
the
$50,000
was
still
owing,
pending
the
collection
of
taxes.
The
reason
tor
this
loan
u
that
considerable
local
improvement
work
r'-a
bcina
carried
out
by
general
fund
pending
the
sale
of
the
necessary
debentures.
City
accounts
for
the
two
weeks
ending
December
20
totalling
$16,-385
were
passed
for
payment
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
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