Local School Presents Comedy and Socials Month End
Wr. Lerman reports on a year of school events including a humorous stage production by students with cast members Day Uillespia Jerking Jobson Sally Cammon and Loul slang. Musical numbers by Miss Carr and others followed by refreshments and dancing. Nearby social gatherings include visits, farewell parties for Mrs Gamsby and Ladies Aid events with gifts and thanks.
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Don Heo High School
Maggia
Drumond Oswilil
Pratinindry
Haery Worrison
Addis
Altai Cayas
Waeh
BD. McAskill
Day Uillespia
Miss Stafford
Jerking Jobson
Carrag Deacon Binith
Miss Carr
Block
C. Fearn
Anderson
George
Jean
J. G. Forrester
M. Gillis
Vint Buren, Wash
Ladies’ Aid
Women's Institute
Memorial Hall
Gamshy
Scotland
Bell
Wear
Camsby
Earn
W. T
Dell
Orage Hall
M. Stafford
O. Fearn
Clabs
Ontario Conservatives Win Large Majority in Ontario
The lieutenant governor invited Henth Howard Ferguson to form the next government after the Conservative landslide. Premier Ferguson leads a cabinet with Nickle as treasurer and McGwew, McDiarmid, Keefer, and Haotte in key posts as ministers. The cabinet also includes Pyce, Cooke, Thompson, Crawford, and others, following Premier Drury's resignation.
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Sevenets
Toronto
Ontario
Henth Howard Ferguson
Conservative
BG. Drury
Toronto Star
Merguson
G. H. Ferguson
W. P. Nickle
K. CG
Col
W. HL. Pyce
Adm Baek
Portfollio
Ten. George &. Henry
Charles McGwew
B. Cooke
OG. F. McDiarmid
H. Keefer
J 8. Thompson
Porbes Haotte
M. MacBride
Labor
Thomas Crawford
Camping Signs Aid Tourists at Fraser Valley Hot Springs
Sign posts along Ue Youle from Agassiz-Rosedale Terry landing to Durrisog hot springs mark the Fraser Valley beauty spot. Yellow with black lettering, planted by Sigmora and Booth, guiding visitors to camping, cooking facilities, and hotel and gauge services in Agassiz.
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Ue Youle
Agissiz
Agassiz
Strawberry season peaks as prices drift in Seattle
June 21 report from Seattle notes peak strawberry season near end, six cent pricing for unplaced supplies, and associations harvesting surplus for speculation. Seedling stock scarce, Marshall priced 1.35 to 1.40, raspberries at three dollars to workers, English gooseberries cleaning up, local drums driving supply. First Kennewick platoons due tomorrow at four cents.
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Seattle
Chichere
Association
Clark
Marshall
Kennewicke
Happily Wedded in Vancouver Honor for Abbotsford Pair
Miss Waith Waters daughter of Mr Waters of Vancouver wed Aubrey Morrow son of Mr and Mrs Morrow of Agassiz in Vancouver on Monday. A coast city honeymoon will follow then residence in Abbotsford.
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Abbotsford
Vancouver
Waith Waters
Mr Waters
Aubrey Morrow
Pupils Hold Closing Events at Abbotsford School
Several school closing affairs were held at the Abbotsford School during the week. On Thursday after Miss Evans, Miss Archibald, Miss McPhee and Miss Murrie joined to gether and held a picnic greatly enjoyed. Refreshments and ice creams were served by teachers.
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Abbbotsford
Miss Evans
Miss Archibald
Miss McPhee
Murrie
Abbotsford St Andrews and Galedonian Society Piano Day
Arrangements are completed for the annual piano event of the Abbotsford St Andrews and Galedonian Society to be held at R. McCrimmon's grounds on the lower Sumas Road on Monday July with a real good programme planned. An evening dance will follow at the Masonic Hall in Abbotsford.
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Abbotsford St. Andrews and Galedonian Society
R. McCrimmon
Sumas Road
Masonic
Appropriation News and Local Industry Updates
The federal government plans to spend 15 million dollars on public works next year with 4 thousand allocated to Nicomen Island protection work. Cooperative Growers of 8. G. buy Broder Company jam plant and will operate in New Westminster, seeking a suitable building. Vancouver and Calgary offices open under the Bankers Exchange. Pickers’ shortage noted, with Calgary potential influx if rates drop. A Wednesday theatre event for the Orange Halls fund is promoted. traffic on Vedder Road causes car extraction delays.
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Nicomen
Co-operative
8. G
Broder Company
New Westminster
Lns Weels
Vancouver
Calgary
B. Aird M. Exchange
Orange Halls Building Fund
Vedder
Mr and Mrs George Mart Visit New Westminster Guests
Mr and Mrs George Mart spent the weekend in New Westminster as guests of Mr and Mrs Hart.
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George Mart
Mrs. Hart
Poplar Locals Host Pageant and Staffing Shifts
Miss Barnet of Vancouver hosted Miss Alfred Tracey week. Mr and Mrs Alfred Tracey plan to move to Aldergrove Lorosse. TR Shortrand confirmed as customs official at Abbotsford succeeding A C Salt. Jr Bates takes charge at Huntingdon and Bifard temporarily works in Abbotsford office.
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Miss Barnet
Vancouver
Alfred Tracey
Aldergrove Lorosse
TR. Shortrand
Customs
Abbotsford
A. C. Salt
Jr. Bates
Huntingdon
Mr. Bifard
Trank McCallum Aids Gray in California Visit
Mr. Trank McCallum plans to depart for California next week while assisting Mr. W. J. Gray in his store this week.
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Trank McCallum
California
W. J. Gray
Schools Close For Summer Holidays Examinations Continue
Public and high schools end the week for summer break while examinations proceed. Examiners face heavy papers and a demanding schedule, reflecting the season's academic pressures.
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Hgh
Layney Conference Attendees At Chilliwack Gathered
Church laymen from J. Mat Haws' Church attended the Lay ney Conference in Chilliwack R 8 Wadiosdiy included Mass Pow Mr UT Wigan and P Allicens Trev Ay of Abbotsford planned to attend Also Mr Mavers of Victoria spoke on Christian Stewardship A large turnout joined the subsequent conference sessions
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Fron &J. Mat Haws
Chilliwack
Port Moody to settle 19000 burney bill from survey
Port Moody faces a 19000 bill after a government survey of lands intended for the townsite. Premier Oliver calls it a tainted legacy of the late government, and Waites the Censer notes the 1912 survey was ordered but not completed due to war. Government seeks no option but collection. a conference will hash it out.
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Port Moody
Oliver
Tafe
Waites
Visitors Listed As Family And Guests For Summer Stay
McNab and Miss Vivian sister and niece of Mr W Je nny, with Mr Gray s mother, arrive Sunday from Calgary and will visit Mr and Mrs Gray for weeks. Miss A Gatenby and Mrs Godwin of Hammond visited Ab otstorn on Thursday. PJ R Whitchelp and Mr R Shorheed attended a Nicomen Island picnic on Thursday celebrating successful work. Clayburn and Murrayville base ball teams set to play at Clayburn Saturday evening June 30.
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Clayburn
Murrayville
Huntingdon School Basket Picnic Honors Pupils
Mrs Wiss of Bellingham visited Mrs Duncan McGillivray Nis Wack. Mrs M Monroe and Miss Pearl of New Westminster were guests of Mr and Mrs A Munroe at Wye Road. A closing year end basket picnic at Huntingdon School delighted children and parents. Books donated for prizes by the Parent Teachers Association were presented by Mr J W Wingon. In the primary class the roll of honor for regularity and punctuality was won by the youngest pupil, Phoele Crawford.
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Wiss
Bellingham
Duncan McGillivray
M. Monroe
Miss Pearl
New Westminster
A. Munroe
Wye Road
Aunlingdon School
Parent Teachers' Association
J. W. Wingon
Schoiol
Little Phoele Crawford
Rube Thorburn Dies in London Ontario Home at 67
Death of Rube Thorburn, longtime resident, reported from London Ontario where the 67 year old passed away at his nephew's home. The obituary notes he was well known in the district.
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Ward
Rube Thorburn
London
Ontario
Mr. Thorburn
Appointments Extend Abbotsford Jurisdiction Over Sumas
The order council extends Ry Shortreed's jurisdiction as stipendiary magistrate of Abbotsford over Sumas. Mr. H. Peck is named J.T. for Abbotsford.
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Abbotsford
Sumas
H. Peck
J.T
Abbotsford Band Heads to Chilliwack Celebration
The Abbotsford band will attend a July 2 celebration in Chilliwack and participate in events. Full band attendance is expected for the occasion.
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Abbotsford
Chilliwack
Miss Jean Alanson Returns Home At Mission City
Miss Jean Alanson returns to Mission City after visiting with friends. In town services will be held at St Matthew's Anglican Church in Abbotsford every Sunday night at 7:30 led by Rev A Aarding.
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Jean Alanson
Mission City
St. Mathew's Anglican Church
Abbotsford
A. Aarding
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