Abbotsford Leads in Local Basketball Scene Prom Night
Abbotsford’s senior team beat Milner then faced Mission City rallying a crowd at the Hatzie arena. Mission won 26 to 14 in the main game while Mission ladies took a 14 to 6 win. Hatzie beat King Beach 18 to 7. Plans mention Mission Boys’ Haney trip and New Westminster visits along with civic prizes for Home Gardens and a vacant-lot contest.
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Fraser Valley
Abbotsford
Milner
Mission City
Lem
Hitzie
Hatzie
Mission Ladies
Mission Boys
Mission
Orange Hall
King- Beach
Hatzie Boys
Mission City Millionaires
Pride
Haney
New Westminster
Women’s Institute Mission Opens Promising Year
January and February report shows strong start for the institute with a planned year ahead. Topics are outlined by Victoria department and in capable hands. A musical committee ensures entertainment, and ten hour meetings close each session. Public speakers will be invited, including Mrs Tralph Smith, Mrs Irene Moaily, and Mrs Pankharat, among others. A school committee will monitor children’s welfare and maintain community ties.
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Directorate
Institute
Women’s Institute
Grand Avenue
Miles
Victoria
Tralph Smith
Irene Moaily
Pankharat
Mission District Rod and Gun Club Organized in Mission
On March 4 the Mission District Rod and Gun Club was organized with officers elected including President Dr. Morrison and Vice President M. M. McDonald. The group aims to promote trap shooting, game protection, and fellowship among sport lovers, with membership open to all and plans for summer and fall shooting arrangements.
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Mision District
Dr. Morrison
M. M. McDonald
F. J. Roche
V. A. Sart
J. A. Stuart
J. A. Tupper
C. A. Christie
Mission
Trustees Hold Important Session in Peaser Valley
A Peaser Valley School Trustees meeting in the Board of Trade rooms discussed endorsing a Chilliwack resolution to raise teachers salaries to 750 from 480. They debated who should pay and asked for salary data from municipalities for the period March 1 to November 1. Officers elected for 1920 include G. F. Pratt as chairman and J. W. Winson as secretary, with several directors named.
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Fraser Valley School Trustees’ Association
Board of Trade
Chilliwack
J. C. Robertson
Itad
MacPhail
Sumas
Wingon
G. F.pratt
J. W. Winson
R. A. Aikman
Maple Ridge
Solloway
Mission
GC. Robertaoh
Chilli
EBRR
McPhail
A. S. Taulbut
Mission City
W. 8
Bodaly
Langley Fort
J. Berry
Langley
Mra
J. Salloway
Large Provincial Debt Piling Up in Dominion Finance
Victoria reports a dramatic rise in provincial borrowing led by a Liberal administration. By new bills due for approval, total provincial debt would reach about 44,570,000, with 8,800,000 allotted to railway expansion for the P. G. E. line into Prince, and 4,800,000 set to cover a promissory note and refinancing with banks. The credit standing of the province weakens amid ongoing construction costs and bank arrangements. The report notes the convention planned in New Westminster on September 27 as part of the broader financial program.
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Victoria
Wit
Hue
P. G
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Union Bank of Canada Jirvs
Reediiwiy
Death Notice and Local Social Roundup in Vancouver Area
The death of Mr. Wot. Cooper aged about, at the local hospital after illness. Six members of Unt lodge attended the funeral and pallbearers were chosen. Mentions of relatives, residence with Mr. Moran, and a seven foot four inch eagle shot on Mr. Pook's ranch. Various social items note visits, home returns, and planned entertainments. school closings and postponed meetings due to sickness. two births in February with parental names. ongoing community activities and organizational news.
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Wot. Cooper
QO. Ja
Vancouver
Unt ‘Lodge
Slo~can
Cooper
Moran
Dave
Mr. Pook
Mabel Alder
Cloverdale
Mr. Harrop
British Columbia
Ollie
Alexaidrin
Ford School
My Wells
Mareh Gih
Borea Hospital
Sumas adopts new road and tax rates for 1919 not all clear
The Sumas council set a general purpose tax rate of 72 mills and seven for schools for 1919. The town plans to hire for road work including a Fordson at 16 dollars a day with driver gas. An appropriation of 140 dollars for the DO Harris road is approved. The clerk will call for bids to finish the Kil sad road. The council endorses residents’ petition and awaits state action while improving mail delivery and service on Crest Northern track. Nearby, Abbotsford to Chilliwack packet line ends in a tie.
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Sumas
Harris Road
Harris
Tay
Fras Rik
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Spring
Uxurrt Mechanics & Caigorul Dievere
Owerland Agency
Women's Institute, Mission
Mission District Rod and Gun Club
Peaser Valley
Oliver
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New Weafmingtsr
Pankerhurst
Aca
Abbotsfond
F. J. R. Whitchelo
Hyn Caipabte
Qqutti Beyariuent
Grossmith
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