Dr Robinson Quits Education Office in British Columbia
Dr Alexander Robinson leaves the provincial department of education as of today after an Oliver cabinet order. Samuel J. Wills will succeed him as principal of King Gallard High School, Vancouver, following a long career in B C schools and the University of British Columbia.
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Victoria
B. C
Alexander Robinson
Department of Education
Oliver
Samuel 7
Wile Lis
King Gallerd High School
Vancouver
Robinson
Ireland
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Dominion Education Association
Samuel J. Wills
McGill University
Montreal
Charlottetown
Pei
McGill
Victoria High School
Laten
University of B.C
S. W. Mathews
King Edward High School
Willis
Peardonville Joins Valley Jitney Network
Mr Moody, malt carrier on R R from Abbotsford, bought a new car and applied for a license to run a jitney service through Pinegrove Peardonville and Abbotsford expanding the valley link of the growing jitney system.
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Peardonville
Jitneys
Moody
Abbotsford
Pinegrove
Canning Firm Eyes Raspberry Production in Huntingdon District
A large canning company expresses interest in boosting raspberry production in the Huntingdon district. Tendepsects near the Curtis ranch will be cleared this winter and planted next spring if a contract for the clearing can be arranged.
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Huntingdon
Curtis Ranch
Abbotarord Grows as New Settlers Arrive in Town
The town welcomes fresh settlers who arrive to start their businesses and aid in the growth of the surrounding country. After years of decline, Abbotarord shines again as new activity and guardage offers emerge, marking a hopeful revival.
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Businesa
Sumas Court of Revision Sets December 10 Voters List Hearing
The Sumas Municipal Council names December 10 at noon for the Court of Revision of the voters list, with Councillors Debair and Austin, and invites the Land Settlement Board to hold its dyking meeting at Munlotyat Hall. The bylaw aims to limit speeds and enforce half road width for passing vehicles, reflecting past restrictions.
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Sumas
Neeve
Debair
Austin
Land Settlement Board
Ule Lake
Munlotyat
Uyehuy
Allos
Cary
Bee Hille
Victory Loan push praised by Dominion executive spokesman
Toronto. Nov. Sth I Wood chairman of the dominion ex udutive of the Victory Loan declares the campaign half finished with total subscriptions reaching 208000000. He urges more small investors to join and notes high interest of 6 1 2 per cent. He commends factory employees for subscribing and calls Canada’s war effort essential patriotism.
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Toronto
Ont
I. Wood
Dominion
Honda
Cananda
Canada
Abbottsford Ghosts Attend School Hall Entertainment
The Alexandria Hall program featured pupils in costumes such as fairies and witches, with Miss Herkin and Miss Sax ton organizing drills and dances. A concert by Misses Steede's music pupils followed, with certificates awarded for Associated Board exams. Audrey Mildray sang, violins impressed, and a toy symphony enlivens the show raising funds for the Victrola.
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Mallawe'en
Weil Uehayerd
Alexandria
Miss Herkin
Saxton
R, A
R. C.of Music London
Ner
Suirley Seldon
V. Stuart
Gladys York
Kale
Parton
Lilian Ball
Wibty Yaytor
Gwen Papier
Ace
Haddroll
Harold
McMeneny
Wighor
Nelson
King
McMenemy
Leia King
Misuy IC Parton
Jnipils
Ieatherstoke
Audrey Mildray
Vancouver
Willder
Taken Over Agency in Harland District
Mr. C. Spring of the K. K. Garage has taken over the Overland Agency for this district and will seek buyers for the new car at a reasonable price. He will run a service station for Overlands in connection with the garage. Credit is given to Mrs. Ib Ay McGowan and Miss Melon McCallum for previous efforts, with Miss Helen McCallum serving at Mission CHU AL.
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C. Spring
K. K
Overland
Spring
Overlands
Lee Les Tat
We Baxam
Ib Ay McGowan
Hla
Melon McCallum
Jobin McCallum
Helen McCallum
Mision Chu AL Prestit
Abbotsford Personal News and Church Fundraiser
Mr. Ralpl Gimote spent the week in Abbotsford while Mrs. Martin of Sardis and Miss Mary of Acton Ont visited for a sale and the weekend. The Presbyter ian Ladies Aid sale raised 2652 dollars with proceeds split among candy, home cooking, fancy work, plain sewing, and cafeteria. An auxiliary of the Great War Veterans Association was formed in the Ale anddria hall with plans for future meetings.
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Ralpl Gimote
Abbotsford
Martin
Sardis
Mary
Acton
Ont
B. B. Smith
Vancouver
Mr. Hadrell
Saskatchewan
Florence McPhee
George Hayes
Abotsford
Iifg
Sansom
North
Sutherby
New Westminster
Mr. Robertson
Cloverdale
Gephart
Charlie Gephart
Peardonville
Wilkinsons
Chilliwack
Pave
St. Nicholas
Melnaes
We Presbyterian Church
Sidney Woolgar
Zeigler
Steede
Lulu Zeigler
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
McMaster
Thomas
McGowan
Whitchell
Caafateria
The
Great War Veterans Association
Aleandria Hall
Arottier
Monte
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