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Abbotsford, B.C. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1946 Sixteen Pages :

‘Eeessae~ Price OF Milk Not Too High weit" (xmas
“creer, George Cruickshank Says Sid Atco Bordo Commies

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Tells Chamber of Commerce Mee’ cinmincioneritt service as a member of the Abbotsford Board
of Commissioners, Ji Gilmour h.
F. rs’, Costs Have Not Decreased to retire from tte. he will not oy a candidate st the election
arme to be held in December.
“Personally, I believe that the milk should have been “I haye enjoyed my associa-
kept on but I still maintain that consumers in country are not R. . tions with all. the

alleys in sacle’, GeoraeCruchahank, MP or oO antic Rob my len y service oot toe bona
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House of Commons, Mr.|the three-carload shipment were| Edward Loney, pioneer Surrey

Cruickshank said the loan of $1,-| daffodils and there was also a

250,000,000 to Great Britain would | large qantity of tulips and some|He was 85 years of age.
gg pogeinths. | All of the | “atts” | COLORFUL SHOW PROMISED

ited milk
Vall and many other Canadian Oliver C:
lucts. Clamor, i Actea, Gold- a
Pile Teareted the failure of the| en "Glow "and Gases hoo | Spectacular Fireworks Will
repens tnd stated that in his cnisner ae] ees GRuSh Broduce excellent .
P Figance ‘Commntice chateries | "as, 8, matter of w omane: »/Feature Lions Party For Children

be Act, effective ‘in| now’ rochienp,
a now re-shipping a large number

Dave direc-| January, 1947, will give the pee of the bulbs to “ in Mis-| cna eee ae age meg Lions. Club~ have invited both

preg add Fe me. if fs , Trail, Revelstoke, | srranged in connection with the organization's annual 's
= oaks there has been| Vancouver are “mets points on. parade and party for the youngsters, Thursday, Oct. 31. Lion Jack
ne ae 2 Senti S =a : exhibitiga. which ud all ar sae chose Pains RE Tae

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» oe baste Caney comat:| WILL PRESENT FAIR School grounds with color for the duration of the show,

tion will be changed and we in| PRIZES AND CUPS BLAZE IN CHICKEN

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gece ypeeee HOUSE SOOM SUBDUED — {7.0.2 They wil be
Special prizes won by exhibi- wR Bs
POST OFFICE WILL tors in the open classes and cups| ,Abbotsford firemen drew one! too It's an_ intense
NOT BE BUILT HERE awarded to juniors at the Fall|° the lightest eae in| fire that gives a deep crimson
Fair in Abbotsford will be pre- |™any months at 2:45 p.m. Thurs-| glow to the
AT PRESENT TIME sented during a “Junior Farm-| day, when they were called to a] Large cascades, foun-
way. ed aera ers Night” program to be held|Small fire in a chicken house at will be
r [21200 had beén| . ru, government does not |in Abbotsford ‘in December it | the Toews farm, King| followed by arial star shells.
awarded in prize money, entry intend to erect a new post of- | Was announced at a directors’| Road, Matsqui. First feature set piece, consist- .
fees had totalled $224, conces- fice building in Abbotsford-at | meeting of the CFVFA Friday} The men found that the blaze| ing of ins
receipts were $497 and gate fee: present thet there aze..| night. had been extinguished before
“| receipts totalled $550. on the evail. | Dave King and D. S. Heelas| their arrival, Alarm was turned
Membership fees totalled $318; bor eget George | are in charge of arrangements| in when a can of tar which had | f
advertising brought in about $800 | 2ble for Fraser | for the program. been plac
and. cash includ ae Be. oss warm boiled over and caught glittering golden sparks (accord-

ipal and eee cae ot ets |i Sevidigctoas eames oO Riel
totalled $1250, aS Church | area near Dennett and Monroe A
aint ed: President. and other| members in the U Lakes in the vicinity of Pitt] A restricted mail service to their multi-colored st
ms CFVFA arnt fy «ng press- | Lake, Coquitlam District, have|Japan for postcards and gift par. high in the air.
themselves as well lig toe goer office build. | been set aside by the provincial|cels will be opened immediately,| Other
ing for some government as a recreation/the Post Office Department at £0) fans,
grounds. Ottawa announces. {=e a colorful goer wheel,

» expres- t os ADDRESSES WEEKLY EDITORS AT HARRISON HOT SPRINGS ie a oon ge Beg ee

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in Mr. King’s assemble in the sci itor.
“Co-operatives and the f Chilliwack Progress urged all/ium, where their Hallowe'en cos-
rienterprise system live in har- civilians, particularly the editors | tumes will be j q wil
mony only so long as the primary of weekly newspapers, to adopt|also be il guests of the
, elobjective of co-operatives is to an attitude of sympathy and/| Lions Club during a program of
mem-Jserve their membe: declared 4 understanding in dealing with} entertainment.
He said! W. L. Macken, president of the war veterans.

on high hon-| Fraser Valley’ Milk Producers’ George Murray,

publisher of OTe
Association, in an address to the the Alaska Highway News, said F h L br,
Sle eee would have lB.C. division Canadian Weekly : an endowed chair in journalism | # CONC orarian

eligible for a trip to Tor-| Naw, sm | 7 ; i
7 - rspapers Association conven: at UBC was necessary if the
nto Winter Fair if one of themiiigy in’ Harrison Hot Springs Rewspapers of the province were Inspects Valley

Joe Lynch was introduced as
@ new member and visitors in. Bee Se ee Of the directors | Hotel on Fridav. od to keep abreast of the times.
cluded Jack Martin and Max) on the club’ showing were given| Mr. Macken said that co-opera British Taxpayers *
McDonald, both of New West-|{> mr Tench Biven |tives should confine themselves Hugh Savage, Cowichan LE rary ystem
minster, SE nthe a TCR to providing service and should : publisher, in reporting on 4
pa v7 hi more than the cost A Su | as lap od Cc = Visits ne e
ser’ Many co-operat- in Eng! |, cite ¢ part Britain Headquarters In
5; Federal Member Garbage Scheme Ive enterprises which had’ been S is playing in helping to maintain] Abbotsford: ‘Sees Books
99 | 2ct, up in all parts of Canada . std = ge ogee Distributed From Van
4 ? United States had failed Aa “In Canada we think of war ———_—__
k Upholds Veterans’ Not Compulsory Se good service was already : only as a fighting business and| Fraser Valley Union Library is
; ry being provided to both producers now we want to forget he| continuing as a centre of inter
{ islation Nee NN re crevice’ toe tide wake said, “The British taxpayer is] among library officials in sit
—— i * paying £8,000,000 annually in parte of the world. Since it was
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the cost of policing Germany ume many years ago it has
B.C. weekly newspapers, which | "5 ‘9 & notable position in the
Shy may Ubrary world and is still viewed

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“Canada's veterans’ legislation | :neAbbotsiord” and Bieie;t] The FVMPA president said
is not perfect but it is the best Chamber of Commerce on Mon. | *2#! in his opinion that o .
in the world today,” declared | day night as to why some resi.|#0n provided the supreme ex- won 60 percent of the prizes a
George Cruickshank, MP, in ad-| Gents of Abbotsford were not|8™mple in operating as a service, fered in all Canada for bes

dressing the Abbotsford €, of C. 1 a r wspaper performance, were| ‘icient book distrib
anne the 2 . of C. | taking advantage of the recently group, in co-operation, Wesented with their awards by i
rnd ere night. “Twelve mii-| inaugurated garbage pick-up and} carried on a $9,000,000 business . “Col, Walter Ashfield, Grenfelh
the re bean alloted to | disposal system, M. M. Shore} in 1945 and at the end ote ‘ Sask., president of the CWNA.
we! chairman of ear it had only $1500 left over, esident of is
are endeavoring to give them the | Nauman of the Fry ge” See producers aie One of the high
Mr. Cruickshank is ber| "ere covering bers On the other hand, Mr, Mack - ~————narn 0
* & member} “The covering by-law requ m the other hand, + Mack. |~—— of & c:
of the House of Commons Veter-| tocal residents, to keep thet duet | en sald that. if ; Bo Bly
ans’ Affairs committee, which is|ises clean”, he said.“ 1 Companies eR. White, Kamloo; headquarters
composed of 60 legislators who| householders and business men < and initiative by E ed the circula.
served in the First or Second| may prefer to have their garba: time and money, om the FVUL
Great Wars. disposed of by other met e ry the oppo ts in the M-S-A
The committee had found that |The contract between the Corpor. expand an é nust rn
the majority of veterans were|ation and. the trucking firm| duets from producer to = ora gre d was accompanied
not so keen about back on| which is collecting the The two-day convention closed J. O’Brien) adver- ough the Fraser
afte executive, He urged Robinson, chief

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farms. Small holdings had been | covers only collection Gates and
r. rates. the City of Van.

‘very popula: i: to |
Admitting that many of the] “The scheme is a new one and s
. hemes built for veterans had|time alone will tell whether or no longer continu | nn
their shortcomings, the ker | 90t it is successful,’ officers elected were: executives to the United| HIS AIM IS GOO!
said that the Dominion ern- arr eeeegenrenaeeen—eal fice-president, Irving Wil- | ——-
| ment had been conf by the| THEY LIKE NEW BONDS Coast Advocate, Port uistory epresenting the A.S. & M.| Albert Godfredson, Trail pout
same building material British Columbia residents are second, Prank Harris, |e “¢ feel] News at the sessions were Lai shot three bears last
whe had’ t built homes dats the in. applications’ for he e A. w" Cundell, Revcletsee A saan pw pootea oe
, Aut l. velstoke. th bomb. convention trar, and te
last few years, new Canada ‘Bovings ‘Loan, Directors, to whom will be ad- | Lt,Col Cottrell Tah ee

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