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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1922

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Twenty Five Pupils At Superior School Win Distinction

In a detailed display of penmanship skill, twenty five senior pupils at Superior School McLoun Division 1 excel using the new muscular writing method. Names of successful students include Kate Parton Muriel McGullam Jessi Coogan Gwendalyn Tapp Victoria Brown Fraiers Me Phail Muriel McPhail Nellie Bornoa May Stady Helene Yarwood Verna Sunson Valerie Conway Gladys York Naomi McPuse Mabel Smith Mary Millard Mary McDonald Marel Alder Nellie McDowall Margaret Gillen Marion Buchannah Hartya Taylor and others.

Usaeta Ong Beatty Vanced Distoniis Bugsenior Botstords Superior School McLoun Mt Selmont Obi Kehool Brent Thos Pine Ofpal M. McDowal Willelng Wehool Wilowa Rene King Kate Parton Muriell MecGullam Jessi Coogan Gwendalyn Tapp Victoria Brown Fraiers Me= Phail Muriel McPhail Nellie” Bornoaki May Stady Helene Yarwood Verna Sunson Valerie Conway Gladys York Iledhor Blatchford Sabe Brokowaki Naomi McPuse Mabel Smith Mary, Millard Mary McDonald Mare! Alder Nellie” McDowall Margaret, Gillen Marion Buchannah Hartya Tayor

Ottawa rail plan seeking one year suspension of grain and flour rates

June 26 report from Ottawa notes the house committee on transport recommends suspending the row's next Pass agreement for one year from July 6 1922 with cabinet power to extend. It urges a general railway rate reduction, closer cooperation among Canadian railways and employees, and lists notable theatre productions at Capitol and Alioatro Theatres.

Ottawa House Committée On Transporests Jef Board of Railway Commissioners

Local Market Notes and Merritt Deficit Report

Prince Albert reports a well supplied market with seasonable fruits and vegetables. First B C berries appeared last weekend, lettuce from Merritt arrived poorly due to long transport. Merritt faced a deficit of 458.92 dollars this year and may not return next year.

B.C B. Gla The Merritt

Lehman Women’s Institute Hosts 901 at Mt. Lehman

Mt Lehman Montana June 26 The Lehman Women’s Institute entertained the Woman’s Institutes. The well attended gathering included Mrs Oliver Bern president of Mt Lehman W I introducing Mrs Wadden advisory board member. Mrs Wadden spoke on aims objects and plans of work and requested contributions for the New Westminster Fair.

Mt, Lehman Lehman Women'a Institute Womain Lawrence Oliver Bern Mt.Lehmon W. 1 Mra Wadden Advis~ry

Abbotsford Lodge Hosts Royal Arch Degree Ceremony

Members of the Abbotsford Lodge hosted a special meeting where the Royal Arch Degree was conferred on several attendees from the Mrs. Lehman Lodge last Saturday. Plans were made for the July 18 celebration in New Westminster with chartered cars and an Abbotsford Bard accompanying the group. Sunday morning services were held at St Matthews Church with True Blue and Orange Lodges members attending.

Abbotsford Game Association appoints officers

A meeting at Bank of Montreal Chambers with representative attendance approved by-laws and constitution amendments of the Provincial Association and discussed plans for the hunting season. A. H. Harrop and J. J. Preston to attend Anglers and Hunters Executive Council of B C in Vancouver in July. Elected officers: President J. L. Preston, vice-president T. A. Swift, Secretary A. H. Harrop. Executive conclate includes J. Olsen, George Cruickshanks, Thos. York, J. Bates, J. W. Wright, J. Brydges, P. Cavacallen.

Abbotsford Game Association Bank of Montreal A. H. Harrop J. J. Preston Anglers and Hunters Executive Council of B.C Vancouver J. L. Preston T. A. Swift J. Olsen George Cruickshanks Thos. York J. Bates J. W. Wright J. Brydges P. Cavacallen

Liberal nominating convention endorses Thornton in Deloraine speech

Deloraine Manitoba June 2 19xx Liberal nominating meeting backs Dr E Thornton for education while warning there will be no Farmer sweep as in Alberta or the last federal election, T C Norris voices the party’s stance during the convention.

Deloraine Man Manitoba Alberta T. C. Norris 8. Thornton Education Waa

Abbotsford Theatre Opens Wednesdays and Saturdays

The Abbotsford Theatre will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week to show pictures. Tickets are priced at 35 cents and 15 cents.

Abbotsford ‘Theatre

Abbotsford Biemas Agricultural Show Meeting

An Abbotsford Biemas Agricultural Association gathering held in Banigiot discussed general business and enforcement of rules. A new committee will search for seeds from Dominion and Provincial governments for farmer distributions and a prize list for the Abbotsford Sumas Flower Show was adopted. show date August 24 with admission ten tents per session.

Abbotsford Biemas Agricultural Association Banigiot Montreal de Dowmittag Sumas Uieymiéeting

Insect Pest Tips For Raspberry Growers From Ottawa Farm

Central Experimental Farm Ottawa reports on raspberry pests including raspberry sawfly and the raspberry cane borer. Control methods include arsenate sprays at two pounds per thirty gallons and thorough repeat applications. After harvest, remove old canes to encourage new growth and better pest control.

Central Experimental Farm Ottawa

Sugar price up again to $7.20 a hundred

Van couver Wholesale reports another sugar advance of 20 cents per hundred this week bringing the price to $7.20 per hundred. The rise marks an 80 cent increase since May first, driven by strong demand in the United States and Canada while growers hold prices high.

Vancouver

Shortreed Wins Saskatchewan By-Election In Regina

Regina June 26. Liberal PFR Shortreed won the by election in Happyland with a majority of 565 over Progressive A B Duffy. Polls reported heavy turnout and a record vote at the polls.

Regina Sask Pfr. Shortreed Happyland A. B. Duffy

Abbotford Personalities Host And Travel Plans

Misses Stesde plan Monday departure for White Rock holiday. Mrs Green of Couhlin invites Abbotsford friends this week. Union of Concord Bible class hosts apron and house dress sale. GWe V. A. room hosts a Christmastime gathering with local orchestra. Annie McPhee of Vancouver General Hospital visited home last Sunday. Lorne McPhee of Langley Prairie holidaying here. Frank Parton returned from Port Hammond for the week-end. Annual picnic planned July 1 by the Presbyterian Church group with Dominion Day services. Mrs H Fraser attended a birthday party in Chilliwack. Abbotsford residents travel to Vancouver for Eastern Star events. Selma Nelson treated pupils to a picnic at McCrimmon's. Lecture on Britain Histories delivered by Win Pascoe Gord at G. Wav. A. Hall. Open July 14 anniversary dance at Harrop Hall with orchestra. Vera Hunt from Vancouver visiting. McMenemy family to White Rock for several weeks. Abbotsford Theatre cuts price on film showings. Capitol and Dominion Theatre programs circulated in Vancouver.

Stesde White Rock Annie McPhee Vancouver General Hospital Bryenton Andréws Caledonian Society Abbotsford Sardia B. C. Bleotte Vancouver H. Fraser J. Steffing Chilliwack Messrs. McMenenly Thomson Gibson White G. G. Duncan Empiré Patriotic’ League N. Hill Royal Bank Canada Harrop, Hall Vera Hunt Mrs.McMenemy

Services at St Mathews Anglican Church Abbotsford

Services will be held at St Mathew s Anglican Church in Abbotsford every Sunday at 7 80 led by Rev Ay Harding priest vicar.

St. Mathew's Anglican Church Abbotsford Ay Harding

Yale Road Traffic Opens After Flooded Route Recedes

June 26 report from Vedder Mountain notes automobiles resume use of the Yale road to Chilliwack as the water has receded enough for traffic. The reopening follows days of flood disruption and enables resumed travel and transport along the route.

Vedder Mountain Yale Road Chilliwack

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