INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE

Lumber Strike
Causes Delay In
Electrical Work

| Further delays in electrical ex-
It ns and connections are em-
throughout the low e®

| bi f
|the. B.C. Electric, announced to-

| day.

_ only a few days’ sup-
he type of cross-arm most
used in this work,” Mr.
“There is ho
pect, of course, that we can
in more of them until the
lumber strike e1

chief engineer said

the

company
tion poles, while comparatively
low, might last another “month

or so” at the present rate of
work.

“This is just one more case
where work stoppages are hin-

dering the expansion of electrical
service, both in rural communi-

» Ackerman
(Continued from Page 7)
elderly couple by the name of
Musselwhite, whose farm setneg

ours on the north, and an
ly batchelor whose piace joined
the south.

a mile or so » _ th
Tom Y¥ family lived. This
family consisted of Mr, York, his
who died at and a

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stock pile of distribu- | $¢#

fon the Paul
‘ield farms.

Straw Pickers

(Continued from Page 8)
veres of raspberries have been

well cultivated and appear to be
in excellent
rhubarb
th o

condition, With

as the only exception,
y is operated as a
farm

en has a nice crop

jes in the making, and

“specializes in New Hamp-

a similar tract in

The re 20 head of mixed
dairy cattle on the farm of Chas.
Siebold, known for years as “the
A feature

kept flower gardens which have
been cultivated by the various
farmers. “

2800 ree
TO HARVEST WHATCOM
COUNTY BERRY CROP

—_———

Hubert Sheets, — Wn.,
wer,

hel
ynden. Name of the organiza-
tion B asced be chosen by the exec-

TEErE

Mg was stated during the meet-

~ jing that a oe average of 3500

workers will required to pick
the crop from approximately 850
acres of strawberries in produc-
tion in Whatcom County _ this
year. About 1000 Indians will be
hou: on various farms to as-
sist with the picking and a call
for volunteers has also been

de to residents of the county.

——_——
Salmon Arm golt course has
opened for the season.

We where she is receiving the as-
have been—and sistance of her son Roy and the
of essential transformers, insul- | latter's wife. George another son,
— = as other electrical also lends a mint apee Se is Oo
equ — lor this reason. working on bowl-

‘Now we have one relly short-| ing alley which he plans to erect
age to face in cross. in Abbotsford this summer.
ee PS eng Inevitably, it all] Henry Sorenson, who is mak-
adds up to a s M ing steady progress tablish-
electrification program which the|ing a farm’ in an area on the

Denni: was once
covered by ‘bush, is. picking
good”

At the corner of the Morrison
Jake

Furnace Repairs
and Installations
“Soldering a Speciality” 4

H. THOMAS

three acres. The hat
carefully cultivated and the “har-
should keep many pickers

Satistactory ids are reported
Scho-

ker and
. Buehler, who operates a
the Road,

A.M.S. INSURANCE & REALTY AGENCIES

mans) came Mcp ‘le
snd. his be uncle Melvin

until late in 1890 when in that
year sister Hazel was born ai

EVERY HOUR OW THE How

farm and moved to Westminster,
where he and his brother Theron
built and operated a saw and
mill,

the

me alot ve
moved back to mg and we

Since leaving

sh Columbi,
Hazel and brother

an estimate.

PO. BOX

Beautify and Protect
Your Home and Buildings

—— BY HAVING THEM PAINTED ———
=

if you are planning on painting we
will be glad to give you advice and

WEBSTER BROS.

PAINTERS & DECORATORS

PHONE A ”

I think your family (the Bow- nies like many
opinion that a little’ pny would
sma!

rrived.
We lived on the Hill Side farm =

orah it) —
is

related to the T ‘orks.
eldest daughter, papa | has quarters of an acre in
school at Fort’ Langley. — wil | Newbur PE iy
Campbell was a year or more ializes it Ne a
lider. may have been one | N¢w Poupetice Pa pa Na
or settlers but iene i
reeall them. Very soon after the atest Froie: gs) Falsing of
first of the Faddens came beni |
led near the Musselwhite | , Gevree,, W., Taylor, vice-brasi-
lace, (that was your Aunt Nell |Qent of the B.C. Fruit Growers
joscoe and her Lennie).
avext came father’s sister, pe raayacte CU. hee taken, par
tty Bol
5! wang coca gr nnd ee prices wa other matters cones
} wi

mon with other otficials of the
Fs Uncle Eugene's daughter BCFGA, he is a berry ver

ws of his patch of

remember their mothers. Sovereign “straws” on the T-C

ighway near t Road,

‘as of the

one

ind lor two rains which had not fal-
ee in the

Abbotsford area, he

py F Mt. Lehman Road,
has excellent stands of straw:
berries and raspberries and there
are many other farmers in that

small fruit crops

area whose
should finish the season with ex-
cellent records of production.

(Since the above story was

written, several beneficial rains

have fallen in many parts of the
M-S-A Area).

Richard B. Linzey
Optometrist
ane DRUG Sai

MONDAY, JUNE 17

a
ss

Fir Wood
AND
Sawdust

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GILL BROS.

Phone 153 P.O. Box 52
MISSION CITY

CLAYBURN GARAGE
and
KEN’S
RADIO & ELECTRIC
.
REPAIRS and PARTS
.

Situated at
Clayburn Sub-Station

FRASER VALLEY BUS LINES

New and Improved

Time Schedules
Effective June 6th. 1946 .
(Daylight ae Time

A, E, HUMPHREY
B. C. LAND SURVEYOR AND

FLOOR SANDING

FUNERAL HOME.

Phone 194
Harvey Henderson, Mgr.

DAY & NIGHT SERVICE

MACHINES
CAPLE & SHANNON Floors Sanded & Finished
Ly, Abbotsford. for Mission Successors to Yarwood & Old Floors
8:00 AM DLY EX SUN & SOLICITORS .
1 a Bat Bagg ep AppOTSFORD
re Apply le S§
4:00 PM Open Every Friday
$30 PM DEY ex SUN | Vancouver Officer JOINER & ULVILD — Shop
8:00 PM DAILY 470 Granville St. REPAIRS
11:20 PM DAILY GIBSON Toa chi beh : BERt WHITWie
wi
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Lv. Abbotsford for Huntingdon Rachael: pe va
ie a Office: Cutler Building
127
7:20 PM DAILY MISSION CITY, B.C. PLUMBING & HEATING
11:00 PM DAILY Phones: Res. 152; Office 58 Ww. wt . HUGHES BROS.
Ly. 4 a Real tate Pneurnce Evenings - 1119 Gladys Ave,
and Mi ry Huntingdon, to 5 pm. - Wood Working
12:30 Pat BAILY Bellingham- Telephone we Shop, Montrose Ave,
7:50 PB —$——
1110 PM. DAILY Sumas Buses -
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SWAN'S Ly. Suma Ar, Bellin, R
e 10.00 a.m. -
wide holiday resort for yen 2:00 pm Floral Designs for A. Payne
es ing a “ se Nd
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Le. Abbotsford for Mission and All Occasions NOTARY PUBLIC
ct for Swan's Point ‘Lv. Bellingham Ar, Sumas
0:00 AM DAILY 1:45 9:40 a.m. INSURANCE
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ree PM Dane SATTER! SYSTEM Phone 1007 (with Mr, BR, J. Holder
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For Information Phone peggy Pe si dias LANGLEY yRAmRrE
ABBOTSFORD 111 A. M, FLEET 1 ing Road Telephones 280 & 45 R ' x
208 or 1811 4 (Reyburn Rd)
i yr Phone 69Y - RRi Mt. Lehman (lags 4 Phone 31W '|
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