Provincial Game Act Amendments Tighten Firearm Rules
Amendments to the Provincial Game Act prohibit possession of jump or repeating shotguns with more than one cartridge, restrict hunting without licenses, and set badge based licenses with fees. Exemptions include prospectors with certificates, resident farmers, militia on duty, and temporary clay pigeon visitors. The changes aim to curb dangerous use by youths and air guns.
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Assisting Farmers to Select Best Dairy Stock in Fraser Valley
Meg Henry Riye and Mr V Bjorsen plan a tour of Fraser Valley dairy districts to establish testing stations. At Chilcotin? No, Chilliwack Langley and Delta sites officials will test cattle to measure butterfat and quality. The aim is to help dairymen choose animals matching standards while eliminating below par stock.
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Meg Henry Riye
V. Bjorsen
Dsuids
de Fraser Valley
Qhilliwack
Langley
Delta
Rive
Spector
Bjorsen
Animal Health Department
Ottawa
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Pyaser Valley
Faithful plans spark church, hotel leases in western towns
report notes salt discovery near Prince Rupert. Springer and R L Byrne of Vancouver lease the Coquahalla Hotel in Hope. Baptists announce a church project in Prince Rupert at a cost of 6500 dollars.
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Prince Rupert
Hon, Springer and
R. L Bryne
Vancouver
Coquahalla Hotel
Hope
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Baptists
Canada Power Co Opens Sub Station At Kilgard
The Western Canada Power Company plans a Kilgard sub station to light and power the growing Fraser Valley community and Kilgard brickworks. Mission City crews arrive to complete installation as Abbotsford transformers are upgraded to meet rising demand.
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Canada Power CO
Western Canada Power Company
Stave Falls
Fraser River
Fraser Valley
Kilgard
Sane
Central
Mission City
Abbotsford
Sure Signs of Spring Brighten Local Town
P. R. cleans the depot area as the Abbotsford and Commercial Hotels receive fresh paint. B. J. Gurnney keeps up his advertising in the Post. A. J. mendergon, "Fergie," and Rube Thornton are seen fishing. J. J. Sparrow sports a persistent smile and Jock Bates wears a straw hat.
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Abbotsford
B. J. Gurnney
A. J. Mendergon
Tennis Club Meeting for Abbotsford Members
Abbottsford residents are invited to a Tennis Club meeting in the sample rooms at the old Pool Rooms beside the Abbotsford Hotel. The event is on Saturday April 12 at 7 80 p m. Ladies are especially invited to attend.
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Abbotsford
Abbotsford Hotel
Dan McGillivary and Abbotsford residents leave for western moves
Dan McGillivary a well known Abbotsford football figure and former Pioneer Store employee heads to Saskatchewan for a similar grocery role. W Wells departs for Alberta on vacation with plans to visit relatives. Dominy of Rosedale will join them to return home to operate a new livery and feed stable and bring thoroughbred stock.
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Dan
McGillivary
Pioneer
Saskatchewan
Abbotsford
W. Wells
Rosedale
Prairie
Presbyterians Honor Johnston Couple with Bible Gift
On Monday evening the 24th the superintendent and teachers of the Presbyterian School of Bedford met at Mrs. Fraser’s home and presented Mr and Mrs Alex Johnston with a Bible in appreciation of their interest in the church and Sunday School. Refreshments followed as the Johnston couple prepared to move to Vancouver for their future residence.
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Presbyterian Simolay
Bketsford
2.Praser
Johnston
Vancouver
Canadian Breeders Directory Sought for Angora Milch Goats
The Live Stock Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture seeks breeders to supply details on Angora and Milch goats. Provide flock size sale quantities prices and rough costs and returns to help form a nationwide directory. Send to the Live Stock Commissioner Ottawa Ont. Postage free. Mr Kickbush now heads Upper Sumas customs. Ruthig moves to Abbotsford.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Live
Live Stock Commissioner
Ottawa
F. Kickbush
Customs Department
Upper Sumas
Ruthig
Diracle
Abbotsford
Trap Club Holds Successful Meeting and Plans
The Abbotsford Trap Club elected Dr. Swift president with R. Copeland as vice president and Geo. Clark as secretary treasurer. The treasurer reported a balance of funds plus pigeons from last year. Membership fee reduced to 1.60 and targets set at 0.05 each. The first shoot is Saturday, with invitations extended to all. The club may join the Vancouver Gun Club association to standardize rules and shoot dates province wide.
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Abbotsford
Swift
R. Copeland
Geo. Clark
Treas
Alsance Bf
Alanson
Vancouver Gin
Cibnakllis
Ab Inter
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Building Activities Keeping Pace in Local Growth
Surveyors Henderson and Taylor work Wednesday on grading for the Ganley block on Eissendale avenue. A. McGowan begins a Yale road dwelling for Mr Blair. Gillons builds a bungalow on Yale road. Liddell and Morrison’s Grand Boulevard home nears interior completion. House warming Saturday marks the new households hosting event.
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Messrs. Henderson & Taylor
Ganley
Eissendale Avenue
A. McGowan
Yale Road
Abbotsford
Grand Boulevard
Messrs. Liddell and Morrison
Plane Store Offers New Spring Ladies Goods Selection
The Plane Store announces a fresh stock of spring ladies wear featuring silks and ginghams along with other attractive items aimed at feminine tastes.
Ladner Man Visits Abbotsford This Week
Mr. T. Sutherby of Ladner visited Abbotsford this week, recording a brief trip that highlights local travel between communities.
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