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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5

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on Tuesday, Feb. 1,

Mr. and Mrs.

Bradner

The next monthly meeting of
St. Margaret’s Guild will be held

the January

meeting having been cancelled.
R. R. Donaldson
spent the weekend in Vancouver

2 ts of their daughter, Mrs. J.
Glazebrook.

Bill Fatkin has returned to
Ocean Falls after spending the
h his parents, Mr.

Fatkin.
Lawrence was the
a fe days of Miss

ven at Mt. Lehman,

Miss Thelma Donaldson, who
is attending school in Vancouver

returned after

ation at her

home

spending the
nere,

day, Jan.

Poplar Farmers’

Institute

ANNUAL MEETING

THURSDAY, JAN. 6,

Popl

r Hall

1944

8 p.m

MEETING

Old-Age P&
Parish

sioners
H

“| WEDNFSSDAY, JAN.

Organization |

all
12,.2:30 p.m

Mt. Lehman

The Red Cr whist drive will
be held in the school on Thurs-
6, at 8:30 p.m.

wnristmas visitors at the nome
k}of Mr. and Mrs. M. McAskill
Thx > n were Mr. and Mrs. », McAskill
51/p-02. 45¢ (1-0z. 846 4) oF Powell River, Alastair McAs-
a hot drink kill of the RUA, and R. we-

~ ‘+|Auley and son of Vancouver.
cine Mail ROR bottle 20s ¥ wis. R, Owen is ill at her

| home here.

3 Mr. and Mrs. Moxon Sr. of
eS ewes 3-02. bil. Vancouver speni the weekend
kL} with their son, W. Moxon and

| Mrs. Moxon. Ad
ic eae Mrs. Albert Israel an unice
estiond - your choice 60+ +lattended the funeral of their
hole cousin, Marr Kidd, at Clover-

dale on Wednesday.

Ige cake [ic .... med. cake l5c H. Gray. spent. Christmas

with his daughter, Mrs. W. Heath
and Mr. Heath at Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Bell and Mr.
and Mrs. G. Bloomfield of Van-
couver spent Christmas week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Nicholson.

Mr. Grochowski
from M-S-A_ hospital
has been a pneumonia patient.

Arline and June Nicholls have
returned to their homes at Clo-
jverdale after spending the holi-
days. with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDonald.

The regular meeting of the
| Red Cross Auxiliary will be held
in the school on Tuesday, Jan.
ee at 2 p.m.

Sgt. Stan Hendy,
his furlough at his home here
from his eastern station.

Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Ryder at the week-
end were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hay
and son, Ian, and Messrs. Allan
and Jack Carruthers, Vancouver,

The Presbyterian Sunday school
held a successful party including
a Christmas tree and supper in
the church on Wednesday. At
church service on Sunday morn-
ing the Sunday school children
sang choruses and the choir of
Bradner ‘rendered two anthems.

The secretary of the Red Cross
Auxiliary has received letters
from John Carter end Len
Philps, local boys overseas, ex-
pressing thanks to the Red Cross
for their Christmas parcels that
arrived in good condition.

MATSQUI

Mrs. B. Kerr returned Thurs-
day from Vancouver where she
spent a few days visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. Simpson.

Christmas guests of Miss E.
Sproat and Mr. Sproat were Mr.
and Mrs. H. McKenzie and Miss
Mary Sproat of Vancouver.
Those who attended the New
Year’s eve dance in Matsqui hall
numbered 700.- The midnight
supper was put on by the Red
Cross which netted $102.

The Matsqui PTA will hold a
whist drive on January 11 in
Matsqui superior school.

The Matsqui Hall Association
held its monthly meeting Monday
night, Mr. Wm. Kunzmann, who
has been secretary-treasurer for
a number of years, is resigning
prior to leaving the district in
February.

The Red Cross monthly meet-
ing on Tuesday was poorly at-
tended; elections were postponed
until next meeting.

Mrs. I. Davies ani Mrs. T.
Rottluff, who have been ill the
past two weeks, have recovered.
Mrs. Swoboda is confined to her
bed with ’flu.

M. Faulkner returned home in
better health; he has been a pati-
ent in a Vancouver hospital the
past week.

Mr. and Mrs, Carl Seistrum
and Mr, and Mrs. N. C. Kunz-
mann, all of Bellingham, spent
New Year’s weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Kunzmann.

has returned
where he

RCAF, spent

Pine Grove
The Women’s Institute will
meet on Jan. 11 in the hall. Red
Cross work turned in totalled
131 articles: 4 child’s nightgowns,
2 child’s pyjamas, 120 handker-
chiefs, 2 child’s sweaters and 3
pairs socks, also one quilted
comforter to be donated.

Mrs. R. P. Boyd was a visitor
to Vancouver on Tuesday.

Bill Lay of Alameda, Sask., is
visiting at the home of his sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and

. | Mrs. A. Boyd

Spending her holidays at her
home here is Miss Dorothy Clo-
ver of Vancouver.

Fred Ross, Washington, is vis-
iting at the home of his brothers
Lawrence and Leonard Ross.

Pte. J. Schmidt, Prince George
and Pte. A. Siep of Vancouver,
spent their furlough at the home

of the latter’s sister, Mrs. R.
Baker, Pine Grove.
Spending Tuesday with Mr.

and Mrs. A. Boyd were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Donagh of Milden,
Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. Holtz

of Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Laurie have

returned home after spending the
holiday with their parents at
Ladner.

After two weeks spent at his

home, Chester Larson has re-
turned to Hazelton to resume his
teaching duties.

ABERDEEN PRO-REC

TO HOLD DISPLAYS

Aberdeen Pro-Rec centre

con-
cluded a successful fall season
social on closing night,

, danc-
refresh-
» enjoyed by the mem
heir friend.
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Visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs, H. E. Beetléstone weve
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Beetlestone
and Mr. and Mrs, Don Carlson
and baby of Vancouver.

Mr. Ken LaMarsh, who has
been working in Victoria, is at
home with his family,

Mr. and Mrs. Don Tillotson of
Bellingham were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. W. J. Hen-
shaw,

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Superintendent, was in charge,
and selections of dialogues and
recitations were rendered by the
primary and junior classes. Mrs.
G. R. Tench entertained with
stories and everybody enjoyed
the evening’s performance. Re-
freshments were served, and at-
tendance was encouraging.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Husdon with
Doris and Ross spent the holi-
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Har-
vey and family, Mt. Lehman.

It is hoped to start Red Cross
Unit meetings at the home of
Mrs. W. J. Latter on Tuesday,
Jan. 11 at 2 pm. The ladies are
asked to contact Mrs. Latter to
ascertain if the date is suitable.

Highway Red Cross Unit, un-
der auspices of Poplar Manor
W.1., is meeting for tea at the
home of Mrs. A. C. Matthews,
Old Yale road, Wednesday, Jan.
12, at 2 p.m.

Poplar Manor W.I. will meet
at the Poplar United church on
Thursday, Jan. 13, 2 p.m.

son of Seattle were visitors dur-
ing the week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Denny.

Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Layman
were visitors to Vancouver last
week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chittenden
and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Turner and Noreen were guests
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W.

Mr, and Mrs. R. Sparrow and THURSDAY IDAY S AD Y 6
peieee us. G. Sparrow and h FR - AY, SATU bb aun i
daughter, Gertrude, visited witk
friends in Huntingdon Sundaa "|| Coupons Due GLO-COAT shines as it dries, 9c
te: Kinley, Gan Customs Of- | Sugar POLIFLOR, paste wax, |-lb. gc

set: untingdon, passed away t
at his home in Chilliwack on 14 to 24 PEA MEAL, yellow (b. A
ene Thompson h: bi Ree SARDINE rae: Hota
as been
pSbeneiag ae poate at the home fs iH 27 SNACK SACKS for sndw’ches
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Wright. | utter .
| Fred Johnson spent the holiday | | 42 to 45 mOLLee Oe ee VY, -
poe at Ee home here. “ Pp 0 SHELLED PECAN NUTS, 14 Oc
r. and Mrs, K, LaMarsh and |} reserves
daughters were visitors to Van- |! It 11 CHOGOLATE CEREAL 2 im pyabe
Cai Scns we week. | 0 MUSTARD, Heinz .... 6-02. Bi5e
mgus Fraser spent the |’ e; i
weekend at his home in Hunt- 3 Mm ge PIE FILLER, makes 4 Late Se
ingdon. teen 0 to Chocolate, Vanilla, Pineap
il eetlestone, station-
ed at Pearce, Alberta, is home KLEER FLO ....... 23¢ PALMOLIVE $d
for a few days. Keeps Toilets Spotless Regular . . 3 b€i7c
EoD Hope aR ARDEERID ye tse 21c | Cashmere Bougus {Tc
Poplar For Lazy Drains Qdex ...... 3 badTe

Misses Lily and Mabel Doerk-| { EPSOM SALTS, 4 Ib 39c | Super Suds 220
;Sen spent Christmas at the home ; ; -
of their parents. : TEA, Malkin’s Best White Label, Valb 450. $90c
‘ Mrs. J. Franks, whose husband More Cups Per Coupon
a OReTEGHE: visited Mr. and Mrs. te
x loerksen, Marshall road, av
ihe polars (ohaes visitas qere BLUE RIBBON PRODUCTS Beans, cut greenk27Te

erbrandt, and Hewig 2
John Klassen. were ao es, Poasic#ea.2-:. {5c
dwin Tracey of Coquitlam ue Ribbon
spent a short holiday with his COFFEE ....... Ib. 43¢ Corn, Wiblets rie
parents here. ’ Paper Towels, 2 rf 35c

Miss Luella Cornelson was at Blue Ribbon ‘
home on Christmas from Van-|| BAKING POWDER, |b 25¢ Paper Napkins, pp 5c

Miss Mabel Gossen has left Baghenge (Bie Rrcy Wax Roll .. 1005 20¢
for Bee School: at Howey, ‘BC, coupons osiaers ine

ordon ani Clarence Funk, ‘1 =
Henry Gossen and Sam Jantz LIGHT BULBS ........-.- 25, 40, 60, be. shen
have left for logging camps on
“Re cog Wie’ 3, Keak aul || MUU“: | eet tee mde
: . P. W. Funk an i
family spent New Year's in Van- CARROTS 3 le C er Txs, 29¢
.| couver, omatoes uce

Visitors over the holidays at TURNIPS
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. A GOOD NEW YEAR‘’S RESOLUTION:

iens were Misses Alma Wiens, |
Mary Enns, Nettie Olfert, Mr. BUY "WAR SAVINGS STARES ABIL s
a Mrs. San iy and daugh

arjorie, John and Henry Klas-
aa ase Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aberdeen DAVID A. STUT§ B.A.

edekapp. See rri

On Wednesday evening chil- Mr. and Mrs. A. Price Jr. have Ba eater oe pee
dren of the United church Sun-|taken up residence on Aberdeen 10 Aol to 5:4n
day school attended their annual |road north, 463 Main St. Mi Cit
Christmas party. H. C. Green, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Little and Frank Wilson, M BSc,

manage

Middleton during the holiday.
Mrs, J. K. Gledhill and family
spent New Year's Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lay-
man.

Miss Rhoda Gledhill, nurse in
training at St. Joseph’s hospital,
ee is spending her vaca-

Phone Mission 43

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Mr. and Mrs. iddleton
were guests at theffe of Mr.
and Mrs, C. Tabegew West-

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