Society Notes and Local Visits This Summer
Community updates from White Rock and area include social events at the Ard Theatre on August 4 featuring Harold Lloyd in Safety First. Residents report visits to Vancouver and White Rock, engagements and weddings planned, births noted, and several families camping at Sumas Lake with travels to New Westminster and Port Arthur discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Harold Lloyd
Moore
A. McPhes
Phyllis Whitehela
Vancouver
J. A. McGowan
Knox
Sumas Lake
A. MeePhee
J. Ker
Wm. Fox
J. Parton
Wood
New Westminster
Brydges
White ‘Rock
R. H. Eby
West ‘Vancounver
Meena
Keehan
Bellingham
M. McMillan
Howard
Chaz. Pound
Seskatoon
Co. L. Miller
Cat Smith
Steede
Bya McCall
White Reel
H. Fraser
Harshery
Vinck
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
D. Stefin
Jackie
Chillivach
Herthery
Stelln
W. Robertson
General Assembly
Port Arthur
James Allan Wilson
Sarah Ann Alsop
Wash
Alsop
I. Brydges
Arty
Aire
Cl. Miller
Brown Funday
White Rock
Beosere
Ff. Peck
Alccaneer Bay
Dan M
Wm. Roberts
Roberts
Spring
Ms. W. Brown
Murphy
H. A. Brown
Howard Little
M.S.A. Hospital
Eleanor Peek
R. Gilmore
W. Roach
A.C. Sait
Dan Cummings
R. Cummings
James McLeod
Murrayville
D. L. Miller
Nelson
Sumus Lake
Jessie Coogan
Thei Suost
Pacific Highway to Open from Cloverdale to Blaine on Labor Day
Labor Day will see the final Pacific Highway link between Vancouver and Blaine opened after removal of trestles. The Surrey Board of Trade authorized Minister Sutherland to perform the opening ceremony with invites extended to automobile groups public bodies and nearby towns Blaine Bellingham and cross-border communities including an invitation to ex Governor Cogie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Vancouver
Blaine
Seattle
Mexico
Surrey Board of Trade
Fi Cix
Lng the Dale
Woy
Sutherland
Bellingham
Renre
Cogie
Washington
Areliy
July 12 celebration receipts at Abbotsford L O L 1867
Detailed ledger of income and expenses from a July 12 Abbotsford L O L No 1867 celebration. Entries list total receipts for dinner supper and dance, various individual donations, prizes donated, goods loaned, and cost items. Profit designated for Abbotsford L O L Building Fund with all funds banked and a cheque sent to Tyne Blue Orphanage New Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hunt
Dr. Quinn
Sparrow
Mr. McMenamy
Logan
Mo Carsichten
Mer
WP. White
Jin X. Mepioo
Hide
Ashareep
Prinking
A. Ayres
Bo. Gale
WeeGrol
Joh Mebhve
Mr Avord
IM Malvens
Frank Gat
C. J. Janpe and Co
White
Weslind Orchestra
Miller
Albotsford LM
Mr. McNelly
Spring
J. Cottrell
Batah
A Ja
G Miller
Kirkpitrick
Ewil
A. Harrop
Albert Lee
Parton
Rowley
Tyne Blue
New Westminster
Abbotsford L.O.L. Building Fund
Abbotsford L.O.L
W. M
Arboretard L.O.L
May Day Reports 1922 Abbotsford School Funds
May 1922 cash by cheque to True Blue totals 5 and 2.00. One third of total funds goes to Abbotsford Superior School teaching staff amounting to 83.70. Remaining balance 167.45 allocated to May Day fund 10.00, leaving 117 AA to send to the Orphanage Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Abbotsford Superior School
Mosquito Nuisance and a Small Fish Remedy Mentioned
An article discusses heavy mosquito presence around Vancouver and beyond. It cites W Taylor of the water department noting active larvae in wetlands and promotes the stickleback fish as a natural control, noting import from England or the U S and rapid multiplication to curb breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vase Valley
Mrasser River
Vancouver
W. Taylor
City Water Department
North Shore
England
United States
Greater Vancouver
Kamloops
Abbotsford
Sumas
Customs Officer Blatchford Relieves At Carnon
Customs officer Blatchford acting as relieving officer at Carnon during Janes A Stewart’s annual holidays. Services held at St Math ews Anglican Church Abbotsford each Sunday night at 7 30 led by Rev A Harding priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchford of
Abotsford
Carnon
Janes A. Stewart
Grand Torks
St. Mathew's Anglican Church
Abbotsford
A Harding
Government certified potato seed program gains interest
Bradner Hast led a tour of seed growers as government potato specialists, noting few disease issues. Four inspections are planned with growers showing strong crop health, including Hutchison and Leach, who reported 11-2 percent and 2 percent disease respectively. The effort aims to expand certified seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Wol- Innid
Histhiel
Nona
Hutchison
Leach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tion
S. F. White
Abbotsford, B.C
J. J. Sparrow
Essendene Avenue
Abbotsford, B. C
Uncrndt
S.cntreeeer
Whitchelo
J. Gray
Mr. Hendren
Hunt
I. Fraser
Theatre Hall
A. Lee
Westland
Rehestra Bf
Pasy
Mason
Baker and Grocer
Rewal Estatio
A. McCallum
Ane Boo
Ane
Bradner
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