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POUR.
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v.
FATHER-SON
Tractor
to
PROCEEDINGS
Be
Sold
By
City
Special
Service
in
First
Vnitcd
Recommendation
Py
Board
d(
Church
Sunday
Evening
Dili-
Works
That
Bids
Be
Called
npr
Last
Night
Adopted
By
Council
QnwegQ
ThjcU
Bqys
of
First
Unl-
A
recommendation
from
tiyt
ted
Church
Observed
annual
Fa-.board
of
works
that
tenders
be
ther
artd
Son
proceedings
on
Sun-
called
for
the
purchase
of
the
old
day
and
Monday.
There
wan
a
!
City
tractor
at
Eighth
Avenue
and
sneclal.
church
service
on
Sunday
Punsmulr
Street
following
an
of..
evening
and,
last
night
a
Father
$20
being
made
for
It
wq
and
SQn
banquet
was
held.
adopted
by
the
city
council
laft
Olpt
Hanson,
Jr..
presided
at
the
night.
The
tractor.
It
was
pointed
church
service
in
which
the
boys
out'
ln
a
d
stale
of
repaU.
took,
port.
Rupert
Ross
and
Wi!-
and
of
no
further
use
to
the
city,
Ham.
Tobey,
Jr.
rad
the
Scripture
The
city
engineer
recommend!
and
the
pastor,
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson
aalnt
attempting
to
repair
It
s
delivered
an
address
on
the
theme
toe
0081
oi
ln
80
would
b
aV
nt
th
icrvipf
'iinfinuhpd
Tntn
roost
as
great
as
buying
a
new
of
Today,"
Pr,
R.
O-.
Large
sang
"
a
solQ"Jt
Was
For
Me,"
and
the
chor,
under
direction
of
J.
S.
Wilson,
rendered
the
anthem
"I
Will
tift
Vi
Mine
Eyes
Unto
the
Hills.''
QUipr'
b,oys
acted
as
usheis
and
topk
up
the
offering,
these
bring
Rcriald
Wilson,
Roger
Obata,
Walter
Crpss
and
Ronald
Allen.
gippcr
Iast
Night
tractor.
SCHOOL
ESTIMATES
AHE
AIKED
BV
CITV
COUNCIL
(Continued
from
Page
1)
time
the
etttmates
were
lntrpdu-ced.
Actually,
nothing
had
bctn
!
definitely
decided
upon;
when
tne
Last
evening
a
large
number
of
I
crt'mats
were
presented
and.
th-
boya
an4
dads
sat
down
to
an
ex
cellent
supper
with
Olof
Hanson
council
had
been
misled.
Aid.
Plllsl?ury
and
Aid.'
Rudder-
Jr..
presiding.
The
proceeding
oo-
haen
expressed
doubt
as
.
Ui
ened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Ca-
whethet
either
the
council
or
the
nada."
A
toast
.to
the
dads
wa
proposed
by
Ronald
Allen
and
responded
to
by
M.
A.
Burbank.
A
toast
to
"Comrades
in
Unfinished
Tasks,"
was
proposed
by
William
Tobey,
Jr.,
and
responded
to
by
Harry
Oilllland.
A
speech
describing
the
work
of
the
troop
w
given
by
the
mentor,
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson.
Community
singing
wns
enjoyed
wlt,h
Q?car
Fulton
presiding
at
the
piano.
The
program
came
to
a
close
with
the
slnglnir
of
"Opd
gave
the
Klurig,"
After
Wie
supper,
the
boys
and
dads
repaired
to
the
gymnasium
where
volleyball
was
played.
N,
C.
Terry,
mechanic
for
tf.e
Canadian
Airways
Ltd,,
arrived
In
the
clty"on
this
morning's
train
from
Hazelton
where
he
was
cuU-d
receQUy-hi
.connection
with
the
repairing
of
one
of
the
company's
p!nc
w)iifh.
gujttained
Ovnasc
Ir
a
forced
landing
north
of
Hasel-ton.
He
is
on
his
way
back
to
school
hoard
hd
the
authority
to
make
eny
agreement
regarding
a
future
year's,
salaries.
After
further
discussion
the
council
adopted
a
suggestion
of
the
mayor
thai
the
school
board
be
called
Into
conference
with
the
council.
The
report
Of
the
cJty
auditor
on
school
affajrs,
whleh
will
be
pre
sented
to
the
school
hard
at
sug.
gestlon
of
Aid.
CoJJart,
points,
out
the
necessity
of
the
city
havlnp:
the
co-operation
of
the
school
board
in
any
ocqnorny,
measure
ana
suggests,
among
otpej
things
that
the
domestls,
manual
training
and
commertdaWclaSses
be
either
temporarily
of-Tiermanfntly
discontinued
and
that
Janitors.
teachers'
and
secretary's
sauries
oe
cut.
Durninion
Censlahle.E.
o,
Nen
nam
oi
Kincouth
was
a
passenger
apcard
me
Oaui
today
goins:
through
to
Alert'
Bay
In
charge
o!
an
Indian
boy
who
Is
to
be
placed
in
the,
Industrial
school
there.
ft
TOE
0ATT.Y
tITWS
BNSIST
UPON
BRANDED,
trade
.marked
and
arlvprhfiprl
mprr.Vianrlifi.
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not
accept
a
substitute
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