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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 07, 1922

Page

3

For Sale Lots At Abbotsford B C Investment Property

Land sale listing for multiple lots in Abbotsford British Columbia with varied sizes from 0.5 to 26 acres. Properties feature water and electric light, corner fronts, main road access, and garden potential. Prices range from 90 to 5000 dollars with notes on rents and development, offered by James Milsted.

Jo Bunhin Ted Ree B. C.H. Ry James Milsted Abbotsford B.C

Education and Economy in the Fisher Act Debates

English authorities push for economy while defending education funding in the Fisher Education Act era. Circulars to local boards urge prudent expense cuts yet warn against harming basic education. The issue mirrors Mission City concerns about balancing budgets with educational needs and efficiency in public services.

England Board of Education Mission City Courge House of Commishs

Convention of Associated Board of Western Canada in Vancouver

At its session the Associated Board of Wynde of Brit Columbia met in Vancouver and set next year’s site. A silver tray was presented to secretary W. E. Payne. a drydock project and regional rail improvements drew board support. Resolutions urged Dominion Railway Act amendments and better communications between Prince George and Vancouver, plus missions and ferries tied to Fraser River traffic.

Victoria Associated Board of Wynde Brit Columbia Pada W. E. Payne MI. Bay Saanieh Aan Rossland ‘Board’ of Trade Dominion Railway Delatp Lipon North-Vancouver Riso South Vancouver Point Grey Hornaby New We Boards of Trade Fraser River Mission City Lewis British Columbia Prince, George and Vancouver

J W Creighton Ts Now Superannuated

J W Creighton is among sixteen civil servants retired under the British Columbia government Superannuation Act with the retirement effective this month. He served as assessor for the unorganized part of the Prayer Valley since 1908, succeeding Mr Fletcher, and was highly regarded for his judgment in nonsessable property matters. Retirement follows length of service. local friends note his health and continued prosperity.

7. W.creighton B. C J. W. Creighton Fletcher Wigh

Forecasts of Business Prof...dabilities for 1922 from Babson

A Babson Statistical Organization review forecasts industrial conditions and 1922 prospects. It projects continued price pressures in agricultural implements and cars with strong demand for low priced models, improving steel and machinery output at about 40 percent capacity, and generally better business than 1921. It notes weak hardware, rising coffee? not specified, rising cement demand, and steady to increasing activity in clothing and drinks sectors with stocks and costs shaping the spring to summer outlook.

Babson's JL. le Monte Lo Adina Damand Lombor Hoote and Hemand

Tax deadline extended for farm taxes to June 30

Victoria reports the payment date for furthers taxes has been extended from April 30 to June 30. Finance Minister John Hart announced the change yesterday.

Victoria John, Hart

Road works on Pacific Highway in Surrey progress

Surrey Council reports gravel dumping between Green Timber paving sections and Serpentine fats. Five extra trucks engaged to improve an unpaved stretch, expected to reach fair condition soon.

Gabgs

Johnson Replaces Gorp ey As Victoria Deputy Minister

The provincial government announces B C Johngan as deputy minister of fin e in Victoria replacing the retiring Goupelas after 29 years of service. The change was announced yesterday by Finance Minister Hart and confirms the long career shift.

Victoria Wydy Goupelas B. C. Johngan Hom John Hart Geepal

April Rod and Gun in Canada Magazine Review

The April issue of Red and Gun in Canada features stories by Prank Houghton and Phil H. Moore including The Pratt of a Golden Hope and Birds, plus Our Wild Decoys by Bonnycastle Dale. It covers the Northern Ontario Outfitters and Guides annual meeting, art by FL Williams, and a monthly Woodstock publication note.

Canada Houghton Phil H. Moore Bonnycastle Dale Northern Ontario Outfitters and Guides FL Williams Tod and Guu Woodstock Ontario W- J. Taylor; Limited

Tax Levy Set At 25 Mills In Port Moody

City council set year estimates and a 25 mill tax rate at a recent meeting. General 12 mills, School Board 5 1 2 mills, devantures 7 mills. Principal sums include 15 000 for interest and sinking fund, 19 000 to repay a temporary bank loan, 10 000 for the Board of Works, 8 200 for select purposes, 2 284 for police department equipment, and 1 000.

Midds Port Moody Ime Board of Works Police Department

Invitation extends to local players for Vancouver 1922 meeting

Organization push for a Provincial Basketball Association in British Columbia gains momentum. Mr. Stanley V. Smith, secretary of the Vancouver and District Basketball League, invites editors to forward the plan to authorities and urges every district to send a representative to the April 22 meeting in Vancouver. If representation is impossible, districts should write to express support. The sport has boomed this winter, with hopes a provincial championship can be awarded by a governing body.

Vancouver Stanley V. Smith Vancouver and District Liepanor Mrr. Smith Wid Uven Wt Jennt British Columbies

Ye Mighty Mohawks Triumph Over Mission in Fraser Valley game

In a Saturday evening tilt the Mohawks from Westminster beat Mission 28 to 7 after a halftime 18 to 7 deficit. Star forward Ryan Lewas of Royal City, also UW basketball ace, led the Mohawks with 10 goals joined by Shilex and Taylor with key baskets. Mission battled, but illness sidelined Gallifard and Cox led the Mohawks to the win. Junior action saw Mission High defeat Matsqui 9 to 0 as Livingstone led the effort and much hard work defined the weary period.

Fraser Valley Todd Ryan Lewas U. of W Shilex Taylor Grimstone Lawrey Buard C. Gallifard Cox Beaton Mission Boys Stafford Cole Northcote MacLean Mission 7 Mission High School Matsqwi Uy. To

Birthday Party for Keith Laverne Rottluff in Clayburn

One of Clayburn's bright social events was Master Keith Laverne Rottluff's eleventh birthday party at Twit Cotto Farm on Saturday March 18. Guests included Misses Olivia Soules Lourea Thompson Wizabeth Austin Verna Bateman Alive Dwyer and Jeanne Mc Guilovd and Munsters Louis Case George Muteh Ian Trimmnow Whe trid Young Richard Young and Frederick Manders. The afternoon featured games and dancing followed by a 6 PM dinner.

Clayburn Keith Laverne Rottluff Twit Cotto Farm Olivia Soules Lourea Thompson Wizabeth Austin Verna Bateman Dwyer Jeanne ‘McGuilovd

Esquimalt drydock work to cease saves funds

Victoria reports that halting operations at the Esquimalt drydock will save the Federal Government about 750000, as 2 million more would be paid for materials and work already contracted. The project total stands just over 4 million after 1250000 already spent. Stakeholders discussed the plan at a Chamber of Commerce conference.

Victoria Esquimalt Atd Chamber of Commerce

Vancouver Exhibition Honorary Vice-Presidents Named

The Vancouver Exhibition Association lists honorary vice-presidents for the Valley regions including Agassiz W H Hicka Aldergrove Thos Armstrong Chilliwack G O Nesbitt and others. Names cited cover Dewdney East Chilliwack Maple Ridge Matsqui Mission City St. P King Lehman J A Morrison Pitt Meadows W J Thirks Port Hammond Adilt Tundgren Ruskin Colin W Jackson Sumas A B Walla.

Vancouver A.’ Morrison Pitt Meadows W J. Thirks Port Hammond Adilt Tundgren Ruskin Colin W.jackson Sumas A. B. Walla

Bennet loses recount in Calgary election case

Judgment handed down in Bennet-Shaw West Calgary case. Appeal of RK Bennett dismissed. J T Shaw declared elected after recount. All ink marked ballots were thrown out. decision upheld by Alberta Appeal Court. Scout motto cited as praise for work.

Calgary B. Bennett J. T. Shaw Appeal Court of Alberta

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Lite Tarlo T Manmhrey B. U. Lang Atoom O Yarwood & Durrant LAW Office Abbotsford, B, CO Alan M. Brokowski Dr. McPhee P.O Prichs J. W Cottrell Abbotsford Salas Vlad Lotime JE. Parton Asotspord Parm UL Bavor J. W. Creighton Ts Surrey Council Johnson Gorpey Livingstone OW Rhr Bennett Ifun
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