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shortage is direct result of | is P. Y. Porter.

industrial disputes at Canada’s

BRADNER

family from Lulu Island, and Mr.
McMath of North

Thanksgiving service be
held at the Presbyte
Church on Sunday, Oct. 3th.

Weddings

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McCLURE—PLASKETT

wedding of interest to Ab-
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it., on Sept. 28, whe:
es Mercedes, youngest Gaugh- |
- and Mrs. ik

. N. Allan Healey officiated
at the double-ring ceremony as-
sisted by the bride’s cousin, Rev.
R. C. Plaskett.

The bride, whose father —
her marriage, wore @ gown
of Lecrpee faconne crepe, made with
mould bodice, low ager ere
ong sleeves ending in lily
over the hands and a sma‘ pep:
lum was formed’ over the bouf-
fant skirt. Her embroidered: vei)
was held in a coronet tri
with seed pearls, and she carried
red Better Time roses with

streamers.

Miss Olive Plaskett and Miss
Beatrice Wilton, the attendants,
wore gowns of olive green and
dusty rose shades, respectively.
They both carried Talisman roses.

Mr. Harold Plaskett of Toron-

to, cousin of the bride, was best] s

man, and the us! were Rus-
sell Plaskett and Donald Plaskett,
brother and cousin of the bride.

The reception was held in the
banquet hall of the church, and
the bridal table was gg wry Pit
with white stream
bells and garlands of English ivy.

Later when the couple left for
Toronto and Niagara Falls, the
bride was ber od a pink flower-
ed sil , three-quarter
Tength black ony white check
coat with black. accessories. Her
corsage was of red roses.

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bride of
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Donutilicn n officiated,
er and Mrs, Cooper left by
car for California, and upon gy
retina will make their home
Clayburn,

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SERVICES

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Those wishing to donate fruit or| Ct. Mi

vegetabl please
Carmichael or Mr. M.
All donations will be sent to the
True Blue Orphanage, New West-
minster.

Abbotsford and Bradner Soc-
cer teams met at Abbotsford on
Sunday, Oct. 6th. The match re-
sulted in a tie 2-2.

PERMITS FOR NEW

PROJECTS ISSUED
IN MISSION CITY

Building permits totalling over
$64,800, in estimated cost of the
Projects, were approved

monthly meeting of Mission Board
of Commissi

Principal building permits were
granted to the Canadian Bank of
2 peer Sow hae new bank premis-

two major soda chemical plants|ed satisfactory,” F.
and not due to x supplies of | Oils and Fats sinatra o
oils and fats, which are consider-'the Prices Board

to $30,000, and to
Fletcher for alterations to
fhe’ “pellevue Hotel totalling $25,-

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atthew’s Church,
17th Sunday after Trinity
8:15 am. Holy Communion
9:35 a.m. eer Church and
Sunday Schoo!
7:30 p.m. maith and sermon
Subject: ‘I will not abandon you’
Thursday, Oct. 17, for St. Luke
the Evangelist.
St. Margaret's Church, Bradner
jay after Trinity
Holy Communion,
Hymns and Sermon. Subject:
‘I will not abandon you.’
Huntingdon Mission
3:00 p.m. Ev ensong and sermon
At bo home of Mr. and Mrs, H.
mpson, All ‘welcome.
fai ee A. Morrant, Vicar.

Christian Science
Services are held in the Orange

Hall each Sunday at 11 am.Pub-
lic is cordially invited.

am.

Trinity. United Church
Harvest Thanksgiving Services
on Sunday, Oct. 13, as follows:

with
Spec:

3:15 p.

Jointy by the Baptist, Anglican
and United Churches.

All fruits, vegetables, flowers,
etc., for @ecorating or gift pur-
Poses, should be brought to the
ee in your district Saturday
afte

Note—The Gideons are coming
— Watch for the date.

G. R. Tench, Minister,

The B.C. Evangelist Mission

The BC. Evangelist Mission
will hold another Gospel Service
in the berg Poplar School on

t 1946, at 7:30 p.m.
There ‘wilh "be y singing and
a good speaker. The service is
in charge of Ross McPhedran.

The Lutheran Church, Matsqui
Sunday, Oct. 13 at 10 am—
Sunday School and Bible Class.
11 a.m.—Divine Worship (we have

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RIDGEDALE

Mrs. Perey Smith is in Ab-
botsford Hospital following a
beart attack, Friends will be
= gag to know she is i
ne _ three daughters,
rs. "Tennyson
here ee med to their homes a-
cross the border.

Mrs. Nels Gurney has as her
og her mother, Mrs. Carson of

lew Westminster,

Miss Helen Neilson of Edmon-
with her sister, Mrs. Gorden Ber
wit er sister, Mrs, Gor Be.
harrell.

Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mailes
were recent visitors to Ridgedale.

Hans cer FR Quesnel, is
visiting in Ridgedal

Kirk and Ronald ‘Norrish have
—, Sey es for a trip.

Joh of Mission, using
ell’s field for land-
space, was t:

infant son visited Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Smith at the week-

John Reid is visiting his daugh-
ter Edna and family in Toronto.
Mr. Reid, who had not seen his
daughter for many years, will

Ridgedale and Mrs. Smith’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Cecil Mills of
Silverdale, have returned home
after a motor trip to Winnipeg
by way’of the Grand Coulee dam
and other parts of Washington
State. On the trip home ee
visited with friends in

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie “Jacobeon
and family moved to Mission.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Machell and
son left recently for Ontario
where they will ogee in future.
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Lawrenson
the visited San eaeae in Ridge:
le recent);

invited District President,
tee to preach Stnelay morning).

pect one or two of the vi-
sitors to speak to us on. Sunday
Monday, October 14th

one of these sessi

The Ladies J ‘xa will serve
meals in the Church Parlors be-
tween the sessions on Sunday
and Monday.

Services will be inenenneatien by
Rev. F. C. of Chilli-
wack, in the ‘Orange Hall, Ab-
botsford, on Sunday, October 13,
1946 at 2:30 pm. under the
auspices of Calvin Eres
Church. All welcome.

The Clayburn United Church
Harvest Home and Thanksgiving
Service will be held at 2 p.m,
October 13, 1946. Rev. R. W.
Hibbert will officiate.

Church of The Nazarene
10:00 am.—Sunday School.
Classes for all ages. Peter Lutke,
superintendent.
11:00 am.—Morning Worship
— song: “It Is Well With My
ue! ‘God Is Still On the
ge by the Pastor.
2:00 p.m. idergrove Sunday
School and Worship Service.
7:00 p.m.—Pre-Service Prayei
Meee
p.m. -—eevandeiiatic Service.

Thtvne>

Rev. L Guy Nees of Vancouver,
will s beginning a series of
special renaaiatio services con-

tinuing every night next week
except Saturday. Rev. Nees plays
the trumpet and sings, as well as
speaking.

BY acwsrorer che ‘abernacle
day, Oct. 11—Young People’s
Savin at 8 pm.
13—Sunday

Thanksgiving Services at 11:00
am. and 7:45 p.m. Special fea-
tures for the day in Messages
Song, The Orchestra will
play.

Pinegrove Mision
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.

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