Matsqui Women's Institute Hostess Meeting Highlights
Mrs T Seldon hosted the Matsqui Women's Institute meeting on Wednesday with twenty four members and six visitors attending. A Cooling demonstration by Mrs Richmond and Mrs McMorvin was well received and discussions focused on school matters and appointing a candidate for the School Board. Plans were made for the Matsqui Institute to assist in the Abbotsford Hospital drive and a committee was named for its management. Refreshments followed.
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T. Seldon
Matsqui Women’s Institute
Richmond
McMorvin
Cilinary
Matsqui
M.§Abbesford Hospital
Miss E Farr Shower Honors Mataqui Prairie Bride to Be
A village shower at Mountain View farm Mataqui Prairie honored Miss Enfa Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs L Farr sister of Claude Tar well known athlete ahead of her November 16 wedding to J Saunders a returning soldier. Relatives and neighbors from Vancouver and Matsyil Prairie attended gifts were given in a festively decorated dining room tea was served and guests offered best wishes for a long life of happiness and prosperity.
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G Hy Rattinto
Mountain View Farm
Matsyu Prairie
Enfa
Malle Bonbury
Central Park
Myrs
Dunbar
Jala Peary Smnitl
Joe Swit
McTaggar
Harry McTaggart
Walter Brundell
H. Faulkner
Melbarn Pug Tienur
Walt Malfes
Gladya Sulit
C. Kolloghar
Doddy Wray
Vancouver
Berty Mur
Alwie Huyton
Mire
Willian Balwerel
Maude
Mubil Johnston
Lloyd Gelarrell
Uy Mitchell
Gurnay
Mia Seto
Guild
Miga Viol Challe
Meg
Defect Mundy
Mo Rel
Az Qallagher
Willie Bahranel
Dorothy
Charlotta Roliewit
Ruby Cornwath
Emona
N. Muchel
Matana High School Literary Society Notes October 1988
The Matana High School Literary Society held an October meeting featuring a piano solo by Stella Hurum, readings by Eva Carlton, and a song by Mabel and Maud Beharrel. Mr. N Hill of Abbotsford spoke on the Machinery of the Bauring system, tracing its origins and noting surplus funds sent east to support the wheat center in Winnipeg.
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Matana High School
Stella Hurum
Eva Carlton
Mabel
Maud Beliarrel
N. Hill
Abbotsford
Hill
Winnipeg
Migs Maud Beharrel
Cecil Yarwood
Premier Answers Mr. Bowser's Charges
In Victoria Premier Oliver rebukes opposition leader Bowser over parliamentary conduct and fiscal claims. He defends government finances, notes costs of the P. G. B. railway project, and criticizes Bowser's rhetoric as vaudeville theater while defending Liquor Board and fruit land policy amid provincial woes.
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Victoria
Remmier Oliver
Lily
Jarebly
Plas
Bowser
Fesworth
Tvonchury
Cranbrook
Bowsers
Hy Pooley
J. W. Jones
Premiser Oliver
Frame
Wf Quention
Treweley
Mien
Mary
Oliver
Nelson
Civil Service Act
Civil Service Commission
Joans
New York
Vancouver
Prince George Val
B. C
Sullivan
Iabor
Howser
Northern Construction Co
Internat
Josa
Ralla
Hy Stevehan
W.G. Isling
Ropsland
Ihage Lu
Gut
Fosyland
P. G
P. G. Ty
Pris
Northern Construction
Loeislature
P. G. EB
Governent
B.C
London
Wither
Hege
Liquor Board
A. F. Proctor
Elfel
Proctor
Jones
Okatiagan
Mr. Oliver
A. R. Baker
Punley
Shaw
Pooley
Royal Eommission
Enquimalt
House
Jn Weserond
Fort George
Thanksgiving guests and cooperative plans at Mission City
Mrs. Middleton of Mission City stays with Mr. and Mrs. T Ay Swhiman as guests. Vancouver friends attend a NotiRe party while the West Matsqui Co operative plans a new feed storage building. Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian Church feature floral decorations and gifts sent to Vancouver. Lehman Women’s Institute reports for December 1 concert and dance, with a library drive and parliamentary study. Mrs Middleton expected to display crafts at the December meeting.
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Middleton
Mission City
T. Ay Swhiman
W. 1
Department of Agriculture
Mra
J. D. Fearn
Bates
Athole Leluinn
Stdna Bates
Legislature Debates Land Board and Acts in Victoria
The Victoria session adjourned late Thursday after a split vote on a government amendment lamenting Land Settlement Board inefficiency. Conservative J. A. Catherwood praised recent statutes while urging protection work for Nicomen Island and criticizing late election for Vancouver’s vacant seat. He pressed for pheasant control and muskrat trapping, urged consolidation of dyking laws, and praised mothers pension and workers compensation acts though seeking fuller administration. Local church notices to Cedra Wooley and Sumas services conclude the item.
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Victoria
Cathar
Wood
Dewdney
Land Settlement Board
J. A. Catherwood
Sumas
Nicomen I Sland
Vancouver
Catherwood
Premier Defends Government Amid Bowser Speech Critique
The Premier dismissed Bowser's address as lacking constructive suggestions and charged the opposition with offering nothing to fix the university issue or improve schools. He asserted misstatements about spending and defended the current school system, urging members to work toward better conditions and respect the people's judgment.
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Bowser
Bows
Oliver
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A. E. Humphrey
B. C. Land Surveyor
Yarwood & Durrant
LAW Office
Abbotford, DC
Alan M. Brokowski
P. D. Box
J.E. Parton
Pakiter
Ant Paperhanger
Ashotsvyord, B. Uv
Department OF Porlic Works
Chilliwack Mederal
Riversiffe
Ction
Township
New Westminster
British Columbia
New Weatminster
St. Olaf Street
Riveraide Road
W. H. Sutherland
Minksley
Department of Public Works
Parliament Buildings
Clayburn
Miss E. Farr
Ala. N. Hill
Matsqul High School
Mr. Bowser
Mr. Lehman News
Miss Morenice Parton
Cedra Wooley, Wash
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Federated Church of the
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