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FLOWERS

— for —

COhristnas

For Friends near and far,
the best gift is flowers. Or-
der now and ensure prompt
delivery.
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POTTED PLANTS

HOLLY: $1.00 Per Box Postag

Paid
HOLLY with Mistletoe: $1.25 Per Box Postage Paid

ROSEBAY GARDENS

RD:

Summer or Winter your roof takes a beating

from the wind, the rain, the sun and the cold.
j Check the roof over your home and on your
farm buildings and if Re-Roofing is necessary
we recommend...

Smooth Surfaced Roofing

3-Ply, Per Roll, $2.85
{-Ply, Per Roll $1.66 2-Ply, Per Roll $2.25
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BLUE PLASTER BOARD ............ Per Rolf $1.85
BUFF TONE PAPER ............... Per Roll $2.60
PERMAX PAPER ................. Per Roll $1.25

Abbotsford Lumber

COMPANY LIMITED
PHONE 10 2 Alex. Donaldson, yard manager

AUTHORIZED TIRE SERVICE

“FULL CIRCLE RECAPPING”

The latest addition to our equipment is a “Full Circle
Recapping Machine which will enable us to give you full
recapping service on your passenger car

Vulcanizing :: Full Recapping :: Tire Repairs
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Abhatsorl Tire Service

DON RICHIER Abbotsford B.C. KEN RICHIER
(Situated in the former Men’s Club Building)

For Ladies & Gents...
DOUBLE OR SINGLE BREASTED SUITS

PLEATED PANTS
(3 Weeks Service for Discharged Personnel)

Cleaning Sent Out Mondays and Wednesdays

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Abbotsford Tailors

PHONE 233 33 3: ABBOTSFORD
( (Next to the Theatre)

THE MUSIC MAESTRO

With a natural gift for music,
maestro Howard Cable broke into
the entertainment field back in
1935, conducting name bands in

eastern Canada. Currently CBO
listeners can hear his sparkling
and original arrangements when
Cable conducts the music on the
Canadian Cavalcade show, Mon-
days at 8.00 p.m. on the Trans-
Canada network.

Though he’s been a professional
for years, Howard Cable decided
to make it official. He registered
at the Toronto Conservatory in
1939 and graduated with his A.T.
C.M. The CBC, gave him his
first chance in radio on his own
show three seasons ago, and he’s
been scoring the music for top-
flight programs. ever since. |

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CHURCH
SERVICES
in the
. M-S-A Area
Notices for this column must

be in the office of The News not
later than Mondays at 5 p.m.

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Sunday, Dec, 23rd.—

11 am., Divine Service.

3 p.m., Sunday School.

Christmas Day, Dec. 25—

11 a.m., Divine Worship.

Thursday, Dec. 27th—

8:00 p.m. Christmas tree and
program by Sunday School
children.

All are welcame to these ser-

vices!
Rev. K. O. Kandal, Pastor,
Matsqui, B.C.

Church of the Nazarene
Sunday, Dec. 23rd.—

10 am., Sunday School Theo-
dore Heppell, superintendent.

11 a.m., Morning Worship. Spec-
ial music. Message by: pastor:
“The Shepherd Who Missed
the Manger”

2 p.m., Aldergrove: The Ab-
botsford choir will sing.

7:00 p.m., Pre-service Prayer
meeting. :

7:30 p.m., Choir presents Christ-
Cantata: “The Great Light’.
Variety of vocal arrange-
ments, including five full
choir numbers, make up this
musical message of the
Christmas season.

Friday, December 21st—

mual Sunday School pro-
gram featuring seven impres-
sive tableaux from “Scenes of
the “Nativity,” presented by
the young people’s class. Pub-
lic is invited. Treats for the
children.

Matsqui First Baptist Church
Sunday, Dec. 23rd.—

Sunday School 10 a.m.

Morning worship 11 a.m.

Evening service: feature “Dr.

Pace’s Slides” 8 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 25th—

Prayer Meeting 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec 26th—
Sunday School Program at 8

p.m.

“May the peace that only God

can give

Be yours this Christmas Day

And may He be your constant
. guide

In every future way.”

A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all who attend these ser:
vices.

Rev. Palmer O. Peterson,
Resid Abbotsford, GC:

Wed. at Haney by the quarterly
meeting of the Associated Boards of
Trade of the Fraser Valley It was

FAVORED BY TRADE
BOARDS OF VALLEY

The resolution submitted by B.C.
Coast Growers’ Association to the
recent convention of the B.C. Fed-
eration of Agriculture and endorsed
by that body was also endorsed on

presented to the Trade Boards meet-
ing by a delegation from the BCC
GA, consisting of Frank Shimek of
Hatzic, J. W. Little of Matsqui and
J. P. Hansen of Mission.

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ABBOTSFORD

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- Always Good Service

FULLY INSURED

GEORGE TAYLOR

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Trinity United Church

Christmas Sunday Services,

December 23rd—

In peace we pay homage to the

Prince of Peace and pray that

wars shall cease unto the ends of

the earth through “Good-will

Among Men”.

11 a.m., White Gift Service.
Your gift in His Name will
make another happy and en-
hance your Merry Christmas.
Special program of music by
the choir. Anthems: (a) “The
Birth of a King,,. Soloists Mes-
dames Switzer and Bergman
(b) “O Holy Night”, Soloist

Solos-—
Miss M.

Mrs. Joyce De Proy.
Miss Jean Thomson,
Wattie, Mr. Morrison,
7:30 p.m., Christmas Songalogue,
“The Littlest Son’, by the Jr.
choir, with Miss Beverly Mc-
|Dunald as narrator.
Friday, December 21st—
7:30 p.m., The Trinity United
Church Sunday School’s annual
Christmas entertainment will be

friends of the children are invit-
ed to be present. A very inter-
esting program has been prepared.

Huntingdon United
1:45 p.m., Christmas Service wi-:h
special music.

North Poplar United
2 p.m., Sunday School.
3:15 p.m., Christmas Service with
special music. The Sacrament of
Infant Baptism will be adminis-
tered.

Pentecostal Tabernacle
Friday, Dec. 21st—
Christmas program by the Sun-
day School at 7:45 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 23—
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
Christmas services at 11 a.m.
and 7:45 p.m. Special num-
bers in song. Miss Ingeborg
Westad, Supervisor of the
Child Crusade work in B.C.
will be guest speaker.
Monday, Dec. 3lst—
Watch night service at 9 p.m.
Program arrangement by
young people.

The Lutheran Church,
Matsqui
Christmas Day, Dec. 25th—

11 am.: Divine worship.
Third Christmas Day, Dec. 27th:
8 pm.: Christmas tree and
Sunday School program.

ll are invited to attend these
services.

Anglican Church Services

St. Matthew’s Church Abbotsferd:

Sunday, Dec.' 23rd.— +

7:30 p.m. You are cordially in-
vited.

Christmas ’Eve, Dec. 24th—

11:30 p.m., Choral Communion
Hymns and Christmas Mes-

held at the church. Parents and-

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JOBS FOR VETERANS

Our policy regarding our returning yeterans,
is full and i t to former
or similar jobs held before enlistment.

diate reinsta

‘In the hiring of new personnel, service men
receive preference.

As a result, employment records now show
that 60 per cent of all PACIFIC STAGES
employees are veterans of either World War I
or World War II.

And so in conjunction with many other B.C.
firms, PACIFIC STAGES are doing their part
to provide jobs for veterans.

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Christmas Day, Dec. 25—
11 am., Mattins, Holy Coin-
munion and sermon. *
St. Margaret’s Church, Bradner:
Sunday, Dec. 23rd—
Carol Service at 11:00 a.m.
Christmas Day, Dec. 25—

W. T. Richardson, pioneer resi-
dent of the Fraser Valley, was
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week as reeve of the Municipal-
ity of Chilliwack. :

Choral Communion at 9:30 am.
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Gir?
Suggestions

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Whose mother, sister or sweetheart
wouldn’t love a sparkling or colorful
piece of costume jewelry, a beautiful lea-
ther or evening handbag carefully chosen
from a selection’ of envelope, pouch or
novelty styles. In a housecoat one could
choose a quilted satin or chenille for
warmth or in a light weight slipon, a
brocaded bengaline. An acceptable gift to
one and all is found in a richly colored
sheer scarf or boxed Irish linen hand-
kerchiefs. In the novelty lines you will
see tyrolean styled, brushed rayon vestees,
bri s and belts with matching zipper
purses all gayly embroidered. High rank-
ing in gift selections are the colorful fur
backed mitts,

With Christmas so near and Gift Selecting so much more difficult
this season we invite you to come and let us make suggestions
that we are sure will prove helpful.

On your gift list will be kiddies names.
Yes, you may choose a cuddly stuffed toy
or you may prefer to see a little Miss
proudey wearing a corduroy jumper, a
two piece alpine suit, or showing off a
parka and muff set, and a little fellow
in a two piece jersey suit or a water-
proof windbreaker “Just like Dads”, Let
us help you pick something from a choice
of fur trimmed slippers, cardigan sweater,
quilted or chenille kimonas just like an
adults. You will see jackets, pyjamas,
booties, knit wear, rattles, mitts, baby
books and many others articles from
which to choose.

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