Want Mill Levy Made Compulsory
PENTICTON Oct 14 A long debate on school taxation ended with delegates adopting Mr H W Swann Burnaby spearheading a demand that councils levy up to one mill for schools at trustees requests. Officers elected Duncan as next meeting site Joe Harwood Vernon chosen president with energy to visit branches. Others include Mrs K Ross Nelson O T Smythe Duncan J E Wilton Point Grey and more. The Greater Vancouver amendment to require councils to levy on request was favored to ease school funding while broader tax proposals were rejected. A minimum teacher salary discussion occurred with plans to circulate proposals next convention. The act will be amended to allow dismissals and resignations between May 31-Aug 1 and Nov 30-Dec 16.
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Penticton
B. G C
H. W. Swann
Burnaby
Duncan
Joe Harwood
Vernon
Harwood
K. Ross
Nelson
O 'T. Smythe
J. E. Wilton
Point Grey
George A. Grant
J. F. Nicholson
Vancouver
H. F. Hewitt
Oak Bay
North Vancouver
Greater Vancouver
Resolutions Committee
North Bend
Wies
JC. Stewart
Department of Education
World rebukes Manson over refusal to face charges
The World contends Attorney-General Manson erred by refusing to address charges raised by Hon. Mr. Stevens. It accuses him of temper loss and risks to Liberal honor, urging proper actions to uphold justice and responsible government, warning of mob-law threats if he ignores the issues.
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JS Ix
Manson
Stevans
Stevens
Mangon
Omineca
Mr Thorne Leaves Hospital After Serious Injuries
Mr Thorne, who sustained serious injuries days earlier, was pronounced able to leave the hospital last evening.
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Mr. Thorne
Vancouver Visits Spotlight Local Social Ties
Mrs J Parton visited Vancouver during the week while G F Pratt paid a Tuesday call. E F Carter and Me Cartenay joined Mr and Mrs A Taylor for a weekend visit. The Abbotsford Review No 20 W B A of the Maccabees event drew a large social and financial success. Whitchelo Manning Peck Nelson Rayburn and the Wests motored to Vancouver on Wednesday for the Farrar concert.
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Whitchelo
Manning
Peck
Nelson
Mr. Rayburn
Lost dollars on the floor offer to the waiter
A guest tells the waiter they have dropped two dollars on the floor and that the waiter may keep it if found, or return it if recovered.
Editor’s Mise Take Provokes Hidden Truth in Jest
A quip contrasts professional errors across roles saying doctors bury mistakes while editors expose them, implyingeditorial slips shape law and public perception. It ends with a playful night farewell.
Introduction of pupil teacher system discussed for convention
The introduction of the pupil teacher system in the school was laid on the table until the next convention. Several speakers noted that this system had already been abandoned by the Old Country schools.
Little Gladys Laid To Rest In Frasier Valley Notice
Public notice outlines highway discontinuance in Riverside Road area Township 17 New Westminster District under British Columbia statute. Contains detailed metes and bounds and dates, signed by H Sutherland Minister of Public Works. Nearby Fraser Valley obituary notes funeral for eight year old Gladys Mil dred Walker with pallbearers and list of floral tributes.
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Riverside Road
Township 17
New Westminster District
British Columbia
St. Olaf Street
Lote 1
H. Sutherland
Department of Public Works
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
B. C
Gladys Mildred Walker
Public Works
Methodist
Hatari
Pallwearers
Norman Elliott
James Ecclestone
Malcolm Beaton
Alvin Hughes
Familly
Mission City
Orange Lodge
Abbotsford ‘Orange Lodge
Galliford
J. Gardner
Gardner
Bowie
Bradwell
Grant
Margaret
G. Downey
M. Knight
Geo Cade
J McCormick
Montgomery
Evitt
Griffiths
McKenzie
J. LeCroix
Wholesale produce in Vancouver shortages and markets
Pears are scarce though late varieties remain abundant across the lower mainland and Gulf Islands. Local peaches are almost off the market with higher prices for imported stock. Potatoes show a tentative balance with regional variations and compulsory Dominion grade enforcement shifting responsibility to shippers. Growers are advised not to load potatoes onto the market by consignments to avoid depressed prices.
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Gulf Islands
North
Ican
Lillooet
Kamloops
Fraser Valley
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S. F. White
Abbotsford
B.C
A. R. Gosling
Allbutsford
Bly N. W. M
Matsqui
S. B
H.C
Royal Bank of Canada
Abbotaford
Little Gladys
Chilliwack
Albert Lee, Baker and
Grover
A. McCallum
Abbotsford Post
Messia
Gutteridge
Irving
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