Auxiliary Prepares To Provide Linen For Hospital
The Women's Auxiliary to the Hospital Board met at Bank of Montreal Chambers on Wednesday. Mrs. H Bras er was absent. Mrs. J L Preston acted as vice president. Mrs. W Y H Madden was elected to replace Mrs. Bell. Officers were reelected by acclamation. The purchasing committee seeks tenders for open supplies and will decide next meeting. Members offered to help cut liner supplies and sew. Due to February events, further entertainments were deferred until March. Mrs Wu Good returns from St Pauls hospital after a successful operation.
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Bank of Montreal
Tha
Mra
H.braser
Miness
J.L. Preston
H. Madden
Whatcom Toad
Bell
Lehman
Plcn
Preston
Mr¢Menemy
Death of Mrs Galloway of Beaverton Ontario
Mrs. W Robertson mourns the death of her sister Mrs Galloway a doctor from Beaverton Ontario after a long illness. Robertson recently visited her sister a few weeks earlier.
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W. Robertson
Dr.) Galloway
Beaverton
Ontario
Mrs. Robertson
Fraser Valley Traders Discuss Forming Branch Network
Delegates from Fraser Valley retail merchants gathered in New Westminster to consider forming a Fraser Valley branch of the Retail Merchants Association. A luncheon with city officials opened talks on regional status, smuggling risks, duty evasion, and calls for better inspection, with leaders debating local versus national control and the need for tax reforms to balance mall order competition.
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Trétall Merchants’ Association
Nieuwer
Prasew
Valley
Praner Valley
Naldat
Mission Cuy
Tig .Seaston
Loos
Haseell Hotel
J. J. Johnston
Roas Smith
New Westminster
Board of Trade Rooms
J.T. Crowder
B. G. Board
G.H. McRobbie
Hougham
JT. R. Whitchell
Sumas
Whitchelp
E. Hardle
Abbotsford
Barge
Fraser Valley
J. ?. Crowder
B Ford
North Bend
Reynolds
Spuzzum
Annual Report of Orpach Given at Marian Church Meeting
The annual report details thirteen new members admitted by certificate and six by profession of faith, bringing total membership to about seventy. Eleven baptisms of children and one adult occurred. three deaths were recorded. Repairs were noted as necessary, with the Women’s Missionary Society report read by Mrs. Ryall and a successful Sunday school year reported by Mrs. Groat. Financials show missionary giving of $122 and overall encouraging reports from church treasurer Mrs. J. McMenemy, with notable fundraising advances compared to prior years. Officers for the new year were elected, including two board vacancies filled by R. Steiss and A. Thomson. The board now lists A. McCallum, W. Grant, J. McMenemy, C. Wallace, A. McKay, Fr. Praser, and J. K. McMenemy. McCallum was re-elected chair, with J. A. McGowan reappointed auditor. The Agricultural Association plans its annual meeting soon to elect officers.
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Waldron
Mange
Women's Missionary Society
Mrgs
Ryall
Ds Iven
Groat
A”Mccallum
R. Steiss
A. Thomson
A. McCallum
W. W. Grant
J. KK. McMénemy
C. Wallace
J. A.mcgowan
Labour movement debates Fraser Valley branch formation
Leaders discussed forming a Fraser Valley branch of a railway or labor group amid calls for a Vancouver Island R M A locals chapter. Attendees including mayors, business figures, and Victoria and Vancouver participants left the issue open until a February 22 Mission City meeting.
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Watona and Simpson's
Ontarios
Prairies
H. S. Stevenson
Victoria
Fraser Valley
Vancouver Island
Ross Smith
Mission City
J.T. Crowner
TH. Ashwell
Chilliwack
Knox
White Rock
W. R. Marge
Port Burtmend
Gostergham
Vancouver
McDownell
F.C. Phillip
White Tock
Gen. JA. Shewfeet
Branley Ross
G. B. Osborne
J. H. Frwcett
Westminster
A. Z. Deadmyrst
Langtey Prairie
E. J Puller
Langley Prairia
Quiet Minne wedding unites Olynyk and Maxymonko Ware
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Minne on Saturday evening when Mr. John Olynyk and Miss Drma Maxymonko Ware married. Rev. W. Robertson officiated. Vancouver visitors, relatives, and friends were noted in several week end gatherings with local residents.
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the Minne
Janary
John Olynyk
Drma’ Maxymonko Ware
Rev. W. Robertson
Hartford
Vancouver
Whitchelo
Fisher
Ferris
Dan Emery
Rwin
Abbotsford
Women's Auxiliary Drives Support for Matsqui Sumas Abbotsford Hospital
The Women’s Auxiliary held a successful whist drive and dance at the Masonic hall to aid Matsqui Sumas Abbotsford Hospital. Nineteen tables played military whist with prizes for “China” and “Argentine” participants, followed by refreshments. A band concert and dance are announced for January 27 in Abbotsford, and services occur weekly at St Mary’s Anglican Church.
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Matsqui- Sumas-Abbotsford
Masonic Hall
Cdri Ty
Barrett
China
Morgan
Abbotsford
PelWday
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