Convention May Inaugurate Prosperity for Fruit Growers
A Kelowna district fruit-growers convention praises earnest efforts to organize for 192% and future seasons, urging government support. Resolutions call for a provincial horticulturist for Kelowna District, better fruit shipments, and express company privileges such as partially loaded cars to aid market readiness and overall industry prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ajit
Hplevian Unis
J. A. Catherwood
M. Li
Waa
Mission Iruit
D. Beard -Ten
Kelowna
B.C. FP
G. A
Keloye
Batt
B. G. Fruit Growers’ Association
B. C.traftic and, Credit
Abbotsford Event Date Table Aims to Reduce Conflicts
Abbotsford plans a yearly table of social event dates to avoid clashes among societies. Citizens may submit dates via editor Mr. Bates or Mrs. Taylor, with listings spanning from Orange Hall drives to theatre and concert events in Abbotsford and district.
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Abbotsford
Fraser Valley
Bates
Taylor
W. A
Orange Hall
Whiat Drive
Board of Trade
Poplar
Mavante Hall
Grandutu's
Piola Theatre
Mult
Hentre
Abbottsford Hotel Registration List
A fragmentary page lists guests registered at the Abbotsford Hotel during the week. Names include H. Quinn, Vancouver. Scow Ruskin. N. Vo Wrand. Wathon. Mr. and Mrs. Haod Appenzeller. J. H. Sellers. E. T. Chesterfield. Maddalesse and others from Vancouver.
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Abbotsford Hotel
H. Quinn
Vancouvers
AL FL
Scow
Ruskin
Vo Wrand
Wathon
Ani Mes
Haod T. Appenzeller
J. H. Sellers
Sarafino
E. T. Chesterfield
Maddalesse
Vancouver
Burns Night Charity Concert Draws Presbyterian Ladies
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church hosted a Burns Night concert in Mason Hall with Rev W Robertson presiding. Performers included Irene King, J Downie, Mrs Campbell, Walter Melines, and Mrs Ryall delivering solos, recitations, and piano and violin pieces.
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Bobbie Burns
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian Church
W. Robertson
Irene King
Sunshad
Mrs Campbell
Walter Melnues
Ryall
J. Downie
Mra
Campbell
Mann
White Rock
Mrs McDowale Hosts Abbotaford Pupils at Hall
Mrs McDowall, principal of Abbotaford school, hosted her pupils on Friday evening at the Masonic Hall. The party featured games and music, followed by refreshments, and the occasion was described as an evening of real merriment.
Abbotsford Street Lighting Petition Progress
Citizens largely back the street lighting plan in Abbotsford with 95 percent of property signed for the project. A ratepayers meeting is planned as more residents add their names, with several local churches and figures supporting the effort.
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Abbotsford
A. M. King
N. J. Webster
B.A Barrett
Cp, Weir
J. Beydges
J. A. McGowan
A. Taylor
R. J. Shortreéa
B. A. Hunt
A. George
J. S. Currie
J. J. Sparrow N. Wahlman
C. A. Haddrell
H.F. Thorn
A. J. Weatherbee
St. Mathews
Harry Gibson
Abbotsford Temple
Dr. Swift
H. Averatt
J. A. Weir
J. McNeil
Albert Kee
H. P. Knoll
FB. White
A. Hulton-Harrop
A. M. Steed
Vanpetta
Wm. Roserg
Wy Stewart
PF. Chapman
Don Parley
Glee George
al G Wok
eMener
Happily Wedded Keep sarel A oniet wedding
Miss Wentworth Sarel daughter of Mr and Mrs G Wentworth Sarel married Mr J C Keep at St Margaret s Church Cedar Cottage on Tarvasy 30 Rev Dr S Fea officiated Capt Baden Powell seated the guests Mrs W C Hodgson was matron of honor The couple left for Victoria for their honeymoon and will reside in Alberta after
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Keep
Sa Aren
Tarvasy
St. Margaret’s
Cedar Cottage
Miss Wentworth Sarel
G. Wentworth Sarel
J. C. Keep
S. Fea
W. C. Hodgson
Capt
Baden Powell
Victoria
Alberta
McGillivrays visit. Tapp returns home. Upper Sumas Institute notes
Huntingdon residents Dan and Mrs McGillivray visited relatives in Alberta, while Gwendolyne Tapp returned from a Christmas break in New Westminster. Upper Sumas Womans Institute officers list and a 1922 report praise activities. A new Sherer Counter at W. J. Gray’s store enhances bulk goods display with glass partitions and varied counter sizes.
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Dan McGillivray
Malcolm McGillivray
Jere
Alberta
Gwendolyne Tapp
New Weatminster
Upper Sumas Womi
J. L. Starr
A. Boley
W. Fadden
A. Campbell
McGarvig
T. Simonds
W. J. Gray
Sherer
Ly Iselh
Accident near Bellingham Injures Clark Party
Dr. Clark of Sumas with M Clark were in a sedan returning home when it skidded ten miles from Bellingham and overturned. The car was badly smashed but all occupants escaped injury.
Abbotsford Board of Trade Luncheon a Success
The Abbotsford Hotel hosted the first Crest luncheon drawn a large attendance. A second luncheon is planned for Thursday February 1st with expected speakers Reeve Atkinson of Sumas Reeve Mert of Matsqui and Mr Alex Strufekehank.
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Abbotsford Board of
Abbotsford
Reeve Atkinson
Sumas
Reeve Mert
Boe
Abbotsford and St Andrews Teams Fall to Chilliwack
The Ladies and Men’s Senior basketball squads from Abbotsford journeyed to Chilliwack aboard a special BCER car Friday night and played steady games against Chilliwack teams. The locals were defeated, as was the St Andrews boys’ Vancouver squad who also competed in the evening program.
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Abbotsford
Chilliwack
B.C.E.R
St. Andrews
Vancouver
Burns Night Observed With Presbyterian Concert
Mr Lehman Burns Night observed Thursday as Presbyterian Church ladies staged a Scotch concert attended by many. Felix Pennvat Clayburn event Friday featured young folks. Valentine dance planned February with Abbotsford Orchestra providing music. Burn’s Supper held this evening the 26th. Kent Gol Coote visited Abbotsford to hear soldiers complaints and explain inquiry scope.
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Bwrn
Presbyterian Church
Lange
Phelix Penn
Clayburn
Valentine
Abbotsford Orchestra
Kent-Gol. Coote
Abbotsford
Tatty
Officers Installed in Pearl Rebekah Lodge Abbotsford
At the regular meeting of Pearl Rebekah Lodge of Abbotsford officers were installed including Noble Grand Mrs McKie Vice grand Mrs Ireland Past Grand Mrs Peachy Warden Mrs Silvis Conductor Mrs Steven Secretary Mrs K Mek er Mathews Chaplain Mrs Carmichael The installing team was from Chilliwack led by Past Grand Patriarch Mr Turvey and included Mrs Turvey Grand Marshall Miss Johnston Deputy Grand Warden Mrs Rockwell Deputy Grand Treasurer Mrs Montgomery and Grand Chaplain Mrs Love Refreshments and social followed the lodge closing
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Pearl Rebekah Lodge
Abbotsford
Noble Grand
McKie
Ireland
Peachy
Silvis
Steven
K. Meker
Mathews
Carmichael
Chilliwack
Turvey
Rebelah Assembly
Tur
Hay Brother Dies in Conveyor Accidents at Coast
Much sympathy goes to Mr. Gilbert Hay whose brother James A. Hay died Tuesday evening near New Weskinster. The elder Hay had served as superintendent of Sig Westminster Mill for ten years and was killed when a conveyor chain, being repaired by him and a companion, unexpectedly started to move.
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Gilbert Hay
New Weskinster
James A. Hay
Hay
Sig
Westminster Mill
Matsqui Names Lehman Chief of Police and Dance Plan
The Matsqui board appoints Thomas Lehman as chief of police citing his extensive experience as a constable and fitness for the role. Council to appoint district constables later. The hall committee plans a dance on February 9.
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Board-Of-Police-Commissioners
Matsqil
Thomas Lehman
Lehmani
Matsqui
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Canalye
R. Desmazes
Abholsford and
Whatcom Roau Farmers
AMD
Mis. McDowale
Huntingdon
Campbell's
Pacific
St. Charles Malkin
F. J. R. Whitchell
Sasketball
Mr. Lehman
Rebekah Lodge
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