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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

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Matsqui Council Meets in Exhibition Building

The bi monthly Matsqui Council met July 18 with the Reeve presiding and all members present. Minutes from the 4th inst. were read. Reports and communications covered the Markets Commissioner Abbott, road works near Dennison and Lefeuvre roads, subdivision plans, and a revenue by law. The council approved showing half road allowances and discussed funding and logging near the International Boundary road.

Me Matsqui Agricultural ‘and Horticultural Association Fraser Valley Development League B.C. Abbott Vancouver New Westminster R.adamson Dennison Messrs Hope and Palmer S. W. IL Lefeuvre Sah Maion Fig Liu Molander Registrar of County Court Euen Messrs Henderson & Taylor

Vancouver market report urges better packing and grading

Mr. R C Abbott Markets Commissioner issues weekly market review for Vancouver and New Westminster. Apples, berries, and vegetables discussed with advice to wrap apples, use box linings, and ship in small lots. Yakima apples No 1 Yellow Transparent at 1.65 per box. cherries 1.50 to 2.00. potatoes steady at 18 to 20 per ton. City Market attendance noted amid bylaw passage and upcoming Municipal Hall meeting.

R. C. Abbott Vancouver New Westminster Abbott Vancouver Island B. O Coun Melander Tarkety Columbia

Sunday Baseball Flourish at Abboteford Thirsays Giants Defeat

Abboteford continues Sunday baseball through the season with matsqui dah facing local Giants in a grueling game. The Giants won 24 to 5 pleasing local spectators as valley fans look forward to more Sunday matches and steady support for home teams.

Abboteford Matsquidah

Abbotsford WCTU Holds Notable Meeting at Presbyterian Church

The Abbotsford W C T U gathered at the Presbyterian church on Monday July 20 with strong attendance. Delegates from the provincial convention reported on the days work. J L Campbell spoke on fraternity and unity, Rev Miller of Clayburn summarized day two, and Miss Rima Bell sang while Miss Porter of Clayburn contributed. The gathering adjourned for tea at Mrs Boyd's, marking a very successful meeting with plans for future events.

Abbotsford J. L. Campbell

Married Men Won Kaw Decision In Lashball

A chaotic grass roots lashball game on school grounds ends with the married men claiming umpire bias as they allege a holdup of equipment. Officials discuss using an umpire from the Federal league if matches continue. otherwise William J. Bryan may officiate.

Benedicts William J. Bryan

Abbotford Scouts Leave for Camp Trip

The local Boy Scouts under Scout Master Sleath departed yesterday morning for Sumas en route to White Rock for a ten day to two week camp. They were joined at Mountingdon by scouts from that area, then traveled by auto to the camping ground. The outing aims to provide pleasure and discipline, with daily drills, cooking and practical lessons for the boys.

Sleath Sumas White Rock Arcals Mountingdon

Tea on Mrs Boyd's Lawn Supports St Matthews Parish

The W. A. of St Matthews church hosts Thursday afternoon teas on Mrs Boyd's lawn. Proceeds benefit parish work. Everyone invited to visit friends, enjoy tea, and contribute to a good cause.

W. A St. Matthews Church

Bear Hunt Leads to Missing Borrowed Dog

Arthur Harrops searched the district around town for a bear. While in the timber on Wednesday he lost a valuable dog borrowed for the hunt. Despite a diligent search yesterday the dog has not yet been found.

Arthur Harrops Itm

Yates Daughter Leaves for Calgary Position After Visit

Miss iliss Yates daughter of Rev Mr and Mrs Yates left her home after a two week visit to take a position in Calgary. Miss Nelson from Kamloops is in Abbotsford for a brief stay with her sister Mrs Curry.

Iliss Yates Miss Nelson Kamloops Abbotsford Mrs. Curry

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Beleiverst Pioneer Matsqui Council Internationa McCallum-Satchell Aberdeen Road Ware Road C. Hulton Harrop R. Golding Mott Matequi Yilase Bank of Montreal Market Report Esting Abbotsford and District BOY Scouts
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