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Abbotsford Post

Location

Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 26, 1923

Page

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Coming Session Promises a Battle Over Taxes and Beverages

The legislature faces a tight session likely to shape election matters. Key debates include beer and light wines, gasoline tax, personal property tax, and highway routes Hope Princeton and Fraser. Interior interests push tough compromises as lobby activity rises and the session is expected to be short.

Peovinelil Jegislature Oberon B. C Ihe House Ivegal Liberal Hope-Princeton

Basket Fans Elect Officers

Basket fans gathered at Apbotsford Theatre on Tuesday evening amid a large attendance to elect officers. The slate includes President MiMard, Vice-President Rev A H Prost, Second Vice-President P Hughies, Treasurer Mies Vs Mirana, and representatives for teams such as George Hart, Harry Taylors fetes, Archibald Wright, and girls leader Gilley. The event previews upcoming school activities and a winter season program with Pats and community support.

Apbotsford Ft. MiMard Rev A. H. Prost P. Hughies Tinerotary

Services at St Math Sundays 7:30 PM led by Rev A Harding Priest

Public notice states weekly services at St Math each Sunday at 7 30 PM with Rev A Harding Priest acting as vicar Advertising notes a cheaper means of selling to reach more people than other methods

St. Math A. Harding

Plans for Sumas Lake Area Agriculture Revival

Victoria reports Minister of Agriculture D. Bat­tow backed a new plan for the Sumas Lake area. The program aims to crop 12,000 acres owned by the government, feed 1,000 acres with Timothy, cut weed spread, and stabilize revenue while awaiting market development. Water pumping and ditch work shrink the lake to a third of normal winter area, with local landowners offered one year leases on marginal grass lands and extended, moderate rentals.

Victoria West Prairie Sumas D! Battow Fraser Cruition British Columbia Barrow Timothy Sumas Lake

Mrs McGillivray Dies of Pleurisy at Sumas Farm

Mrs. Duncan McGillivray of Sumas Pratria dies suddenly at Bellingham Hospital aged sixty five after pleurisy. Survived by husband, Duncan, son John McGillivray of California, and brother John Maleholm McGillivray of Huntingdon. Funeral plans await son's arrival Sunday.

Bellingham Duncan McGillivray Sumas Pratria McGillivray Iliad McGillivray Laband John McGilvray California John Maleholm McGillveay Munthigdon Roun Bilent McGillveay Duntingdon Huntingdon

Heller Urged to Deliver Oration in Person

Friends say Mr. Heller tends to lie or read his speeches and would qualify for alderman if he spoke extemporaneously. They urge him to drop the displayed loquaciousness and present a direct address at the next opportunity.

Publicity and Incorporation Fees Stir Local Meeting

A public meeting on Montay evaning ix SUUL discusses the incorporation process and publicity. The piece raises questions about licence costs, noting Abbotsford may charge $500 while Chilliwack banks pay far less, urging accurate public information.

Mission Band Formed At Ute Presbyterian Church

A Mission Band for about twenty children aged eight to thirteen was formed in the schoolroom of Ute Presbyterian Church. Mrs. S. Bedlow and Mrs. W. J. Gray will lead, with Mina Bailey as president and Flossie McNeily as vice president. The group meets 3:30 p.m. on the first and third Friday monthly, under guidance from Mrs. Mahave of Vancouver and Mrs. Huston of Chalmers Church.

Presbyterian Church

Waccabees Plan Supper For Annual Hospital Benefit

Initiations and general business filled the W B A of the Maccabees meeting. Visitors included Mrs Nellie Pettipiece D D of Vancouver and Mrs R Thompson of Vancouver. The lodge will serve the dinner supper at the annual bazaar for the M S A Hospital, as last year. Arrangements are being made for securities visiting fare in connection with the local Legion.

W. B.A. of the Maccabees Nellie Pettipiece D. D Vancouver R. Thompson Davis W. A M-S-A. Hospital Ade Farze Lenen

Accor SD MAR Ticoans Pride Wreathes Night of Dignity

A doughy evening was spent at the whisk devers and danen hosted by Hie W A of El Matthew Chief Masonite Tall dust Friday eyes, prize winners for the whixt were Mrs. Millard Kutty host Me Witte Keuly and Mr G I Tratt. Music supplied by Miss Jessie Coogen and Mes W Mov Ban Mosard Budwunn and Parke will sever ties with Royal Bank fieve. Several young Abbotsford figures will be missed. Mrs Claite West visits Mrs Wurling Mission City.

Hie W. A Ming Millard Kutty Me Witte Keul'y Mr. G.I Tratt Diat Wells Jessie Coogen Yuk Mes W. Mov Ban Mosard Budwunn Parke Royal Bank Fieve Abvotsford

Abbotsford Property Owners Association Forms at Meeting

Interest of Abbotsford property owners led to the formation of the Abbotsford Property Owners Association. J J McPhea was named president with LP Kyoll as vice president and H C Thorn as secretary treasurer. A bylaws committee was appointed, and a clause allowing spouses to vote was approved. The group will meet again on the third Thursday of November with up to 23 members and aims to incorporate under the Village Municipalities Act for self-government and better town improvements.

Absbotsford Fanticoo! Monreal Abbotsford Property Owners’ Association J. J. McPhea LP. Kyoll H. C. Thorn Gittharing GL. Meller Quest J. A. McGowan J. Parton B. A. Barrett G. le Holler J. J. McPhen Turd Mte D. O.durrane

Buckworth Resigns as Deputy Minister of Railways

Victoria reports the resignation of A B Buckworth from his post as deputy minister of railways in the provincial government. No immediate replacement will be appointed, according to Hon J D MacLean. Buckworth had held the deputy role for about a year and previously served as general manager of the Pacific Great Eastern railway.

Victoria A.B. Buckworth J. D. MacLean Railways MacLean Buckworth Gene Pacific Great Eastern Railway

Vancouver Normal School Literary Society Meeting Summary

The Vancouver Normal School Literary Society held a Friday afternoon meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs Isabel Ecclestone Mackay, a Vancouver poetess, attended and a sketch of her life was presented by Miss Boucher. Readings by Miss MacKay and Miss Dean showcased poetry and music from the students and orchestra, with the session directed by President Miss Koboria Dean.

Vancouver Gat Vancouver Normal School Schioul Isabel Ecclastone Mies Kay Cavan Pallowine le Presiilerit Misa Koboria

Abbotstend butcher opens shop near Lee’s store

Mn C Sumner a leading Abbotstend businessman opens a new butcher shop beside Lee's store. He reports growing trade and intends to establish a path from Abbotsford to the Central Meat Market, with local familiarity guiding customers.

Mn C. Sumner Lee Chartle Abbotstend Abbotsford

St Pauls Church Pageant at Abbbisford Attendance Noted

Members of St Pauls Church visited Abbbisford on Thursday for a parlor concert with large attendance. The program featured readings by Sunshill and Sttn ver, piano selections by Marrow Waterston and Robertson, solos by W Owens and Miss Raisay, and recitations by Purton and others. Mrs Johnston of Bowlen, a guest of Ms Revelle, attended.

St. Pauls Charch Coe Abbbisford Kwaylo Sunshill W. Coutts Marrow Waterston W. Q Owens Gwen Tapp Miss Robertson Musselwaite Purton Miss Raisay Johnston Bowlen Altay Revelle

High School Students Debate At Literary Society Meeting

A Literary Society session at Albousford Ritalt Sehdol on Thursday October 18 held debates by High School students. The negative won the vote after arguments on whether Vancouver should be admitted to a given association. Judges Miss Weatherhac, McPhee and Rey presided.

Literary Society Albousford McPhee Rey A.M. Priest

Boy Receives Injuries After Saturday Night Car Incident

Conton Gosling, son of Mr and Mrs A junior Gossing, was struck by a car and suffered a minor cut to the head and leg bruises. He ran in front of the vehicle and was knocked down between the wheels but escaped serious harm.

Conton Gosling Aur. Gossing Gordon Nstral

Coming Events November 1 concert and memorial services

Community notices list a November 12 memorial services at Hazelwood Cemetery and Armistice festivities. A November 1 concert is planned near Lodges at Orange Mall with a veterans’ ball event and related dances.

Orange Mall Novajiheri Hazelwood Cemetery V.A

Brainerd Rand Hosts Surprise Party At Teviapour Home

A jolly surprise gathering was held at the Teviapour residence on Pattison Road Rand. A whist drive crowned Mrs P Aspinall the ladies winner while Mr J Garmighael earned the gentleman’s host role. Mr Re Elliott collected consolation prizes. a dainty supper followed by dancing and games. Guests included Mesdames Willett Carmichael Aspinall Oxley Cedertotty and others. Mr McNeil of Abbotsford purchased the property of Mr T Browe on Haverman Road and will move soon.

Mrn and Mes Teviapour Pattison Road Rand P. Aspinall J) Garmighael Doin Cederfelt Re Biliott Trumpour T. Browe Haverman Road

Thanksgiving Armistice event plans for GWA celebration

Plans completed for Le Annual Armistice Celebration of the GWA to be held November 12th Thanksgiving Day. On Saturday November 16th doppies will be sold and proceeds will aid the widows of soldiers and the movement of the Chuspoley Wier Mumoria of Wisen(lore AVvantd.

GWA Menil Saul

Elect Officers At Meeting Of One Basket Clubs

A meeting of One Basket 11 clubs of the Prasey Valley will be Weld it Abbotsford on Oel 29th to purtent agpingements Tartlesoukon's Zu ies. Arrivals elected last Friday at Abbotsford: President Col A L Coole of Mission City, Vice President M MacLedn for Missionaly, Secretary Peter A Higlos of Abbotsford, Albert Lee as new sign on its bread wagon reads Lees Bread is Better.

Prasey Valley Abbotsford Oel Tartlesoukon Zu Ies Prasilent A. L. Coole Mission City M. MacLedn Missionaly Peter A. Higlos Albert Lee Lee

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