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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
3
An extra nightly train between Montreal and Toronto reflects increased demand from the east. The move follows heavy rail traffic growth and aims to improve service between the two cities.
An Ai Poultry Show list details special prizes and displays across numerous classes. Judges and hosts tied prizes to best displays, hosts, and birds including Wyandotte and Leghorn varieties, with awards like best display, host prizes, and champion titles noted for multiple exhibitors.
An old country woman driving to town is shaken when four large motors approach closely. The horse rears in fright as the vehicle slows. The boy stays calm and tells the driver to help his mother past, while the chauffeur stops to assist in quieting the horse.
At a Grand Pre Memorial Committee meeting in Moncton plans were made for an August 6 excursion from Nova Scotia to Grand Pre where a Madonna statue will be unveiled in the Acadian National Society L'Assomption Chapel. The interior will be developed as a museum with relics and artworks, while the exterior remains plain. The event recalls Longfellow and Evangeline, drawing visitors from across the Dominion and the United States to honor Acadian memory and culture.
The Gallota defeated Sardis 15 to 14 as Gail long and team mates dominated early play. Jones led with 16 points, Terry Alce scored eight, Rogers and Bekert added six and four, while Ogle, Kovingan, Mughus, and Heaton contributed key points amid a lively game that kept the crowd engaged and the home fans satisfied.
The Ayer shop confirms full stock availability and offers substitutions for customer items. Customers may choose replacements if an exact item is unavailable, with guidance provided by staff to ensure satisfaction.
A highly prized moose head mounted for display by Canadian National Railways is to be exhibited at the British Empire Exhibition in London. The head, one of the finest, features a 70 44 inch antler spread and 28 points, with antlers weighing 64 pounds pre-mount and the animal weighing about 1400 pounds. It will be shown in Toronto at the CN ticket office near King and Yonge Streets before traveling to England.
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