“What the world needs

is more good neighbours.”

“Yes, Frank, there's a whole tangle of troubles to be straightened out all
‘over the world. Makes your head swim to think of it.”

“And yet, Jim, most of it springs from one cause . . . suspicion. You and I
Sema Gs Gin teed balpeas tos sopeact acini ce too at
skullduggery. Actually, what the world needs is more good neighbours.”

“Yes, che life insurance business is a good example. British life insurance
companies have had offices in Canada since 1833 and several of our Cana-
dian companies are well known throughout the United Kingdom.”

“Whar about American companies?”

And our Canadian companies are well liked in the
US.A. where they do a large and increasing busi-
ness. As a matter of fact, they are well and favour-
ably known throughout the world. Nearly half the
business of the Canadian companies is outside
Canada.”

oS ae a, ae

Life insurance is truly an. international
business—a neighbourly business. At home
Ganadians buy their life insurance as they
choose from British or United States or
Canadian companies, And our Canadian life
insurance companies abroad! Who can
assess the value co Canada of the confidence
in the Dominion which they have built up
over the years in their dealings with tens
of thousands of foreign clients and of their
services in establishing Canada's reputation
for financial integrity and security through-
out the world?

A message trom the Life Insurance Companies in
Canada ir agents.

Me.” ci
Dr. and Mrs. Hames of Van-

Russell Burmeister is 7
his vacation from the at
the laboratories at James Island.

Mr. W. L. Money of Saturna
Island was a visitor to the
of his brother Mr. A. W. Money,

FO Hansen has returned home

from duties with the RCAF at

June

5. 1946 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

Cottons

COOL, CRISP, TUBABLE COTTONS IN HOUSE
DRESSES, PINAFORES, AND TWO-PIECE
PLAY OUTFITS

Girls Cotton Dresses

in sizes 1 to 14 years or three piece Play Outfits
with skirt, shirts and tops in 7 to 14 years.

NOTICE
Mrs. Stoliker, Spirella Agent, will in future
take your order at Beryl’s Fashion Centre.

urday.

Mrs. E. B. McPhail and Beryl
have returned from Lynden,
Uniting vat’ the "hose a 4
= ing at of b
Pete Leanders.

HUNTINGDON

OO catenin
tune with the coming in- [0
feratioee Pealtnio at the 1 had MacKinnon has re- Phone for your appointment.
Peace the C! will pre- | turned to Vancouver after spend-
sent two stories of Life Along|ing the past five weeks as guest e
the ee, vi Cg of Mrs. J. Munro, S
iene man or Aae Se
friends in the neigh! l. $ F y
— things axe bound to happen. | “Mr. and Mra. FW. Adams and BERYL'S MSMAOW
rn | | bas wee Weir sa pe rate son, of Langley Prairie, were
AZ Ak w by CBR staft an. {Visitors at the home of Mr. and re Cent
yur N a be wet on the Mrs. R. F. Adams last week. Centre
i 9:45-10:00 p.m. spot on two suc- RS a Nie rho nigal ees aot
ive, Seciany mists,” “June | og guests at the home, of Mr
Sth and. Jone: ith. and Mrs. J. A, Carmichael. home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sent
Mr. J. A. Carmichael and Mr, . Evelyn Fraser
MT. LEHMAN Ellwell visited the schools in the|4C returned home trom * over-
eer M-S-A Area in an official cap-|seas on Friday evening.
The United Church Sewing |acity on Friday, May 31. Linda Bumstead of Vancouver
Seca ese oe tees ct Mes. aoe ee Mrs. B. E.
nm iwin.
with a ee AL tea SUMAS DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. A. FE. Giedhil
ee Pp) Mr. and Elmer her
son_ assisted ie _jand ‘Carol pg sl os and Mrs.
ver visited her parents, Mr. and | ‘Tiends in L. Denny the weekend
i on Sunday.| Mr. and at his home .
Woods of ‘ancouver vis-| (nO Rave! Mr. and Mrs, Bloomfield and
Scere eles fee se es =
Powell of Central Park visited |om | Tuesday —
Mr, and Mrs. Jimmie Taylor |K<¥0, Wn. for a few
ae exmenty [4 wares Sumas wre stenaes! ~COMING EVENTS
concen eee, ar ere his the Provincial wt. Conference
father, “Mr. A." Sallis, at the] 9g! Hotel Vancouver, May SS
janse, - .
In celebration of the An- ‘agree ae 7, 2ee- Mrs.
‘of the United ~ W. Perry Starr, h * S .
Pear ss oe eae Mey Georse Grofoert aati || = SOQth Anniversary Service
Monday, June 10 at 8: pan te Morgan of Vancouver,
There will be guest speakers sen | Miss MeryleBuyenton of Burn —— MT. LEHMAN UNITED CHURCH ——
muse by, Fereshanents,| 7, and Mrs, Hay’ Serl ot Vic- | SUNDAY. JUNE 9th
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Russel Nichol- | {Ol# Were guests for a few days :
son and daughter of Parksville, Bit week “at the home of Mrs. 3:00 p.m, Standard Time
Fountain Specials, a ee a ee | Rene we Tak dpwkins, tosbic Rev. R. Moses of Grandview United, Vancouver
Every Night Richolsn. gy em ge Special Music
— was six-
ec hour at the home Ry EVERYBODY WELCOME!
: r ao wa ees
7 R she work 4 aga the | Blinch on Monday, ‘when she
THE GLACIE Subject of National oiim es with some mated gifts.
Phone 185 t cS Abbotsford, B.C. Carries On series. entith “Scie undergoing treatment at the
Fishing.” ae Set a Village er Abbottore’ | MATSQUI_ HALL ASSOCIATION

NOTICE

The Provincia! Collector will
be in attendance at this of-

Mihatea sae te
TUESDAY, JUNE (8th rarer ee to =

from the hour of 10:30 am.

until 4 p.m. for the purpose Aug. 16, Sept. 13, Oct. 11,
of receiving school taxes. and Nov. 22,

——.

Mrs. Albert Smythe is visiting
friends’ and relatives in New

former Verna
imiae ae aterson ane the

lor Farmers enjoying a- Calf
Club Field recently at the
ver.

2
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Sponsored by the BRADNER Community Club
DANCE:

FRIDAY, JUNE 7th
Dancing 9 to ?

*
GLENDENNING SERENADERS
*
ADMISSION 50c 3

Chicke= Sandwiches

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wright,
€n route to their new home in
are Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
a ser-
is dis-

(Tar) Wright. Tar Wright,
eant in the RCAF, v
Ne

_ Mrs. Anthony Farmer
from California, visiting
fore of her husband's

Hospital Auxiliaries Annual

Garden Party

Home of Mrs. Eric Weir
WED. JUNE 492. 3 to 5

| MUNICIPAL HOLIDAY

| A full holiday for the occasion of
| acasion's first annual Strawberry
| Festival to be held Wednesday, June
26, has been declared by Mission Mu-

‘School children to provide enter- | cipal Council. It is anticipated that

taimment. Part proceeds for | Mission City Board of Commission-
Cancer Fund | ers will take similar action at ti next

Home-cooking | meeting.

Westminster
member of the M
Since Ja: 1

“BARN DANCE.

Win Fadden’s Barn Whatcom Road

rs.
Sgt. A. Whittrock ef Vancou-
the

2 >
in ingdom, FRIDA b JUNE ‘
Pay. received ee
is Captaincy overseas. turn. De 9 to 2 (Stand: )
ing - 4 in July, 1945, he Mae 7 pagan
was p af the Of- issi 75¢ ck Valley tne
al FES Admission 75c Rock Valley Rangers
Rehabi » IL District eee
Depat, he served until his | == SSS
lischarge last month, SOON. MBAs 4 Pee ABT |
ew. strawberry grower, ||] —— MISSION-MATSQUI GUERNSEY CALF CLUB —— {|
ty, made her first }
t berries to Mission on | i
5 tamamver ot | DANCE |
rd Ly 2S, oe |
ne e Matrong Clu |
meeting in Vancouver last week. {| — MATSQUI HALL —
—aeTTe = |
alpen FRIDAY, JUNE 7t
Seen ee ’
Mr, and Mrs, Pete Bonson 230 - x Ramblers
Visited at the home of Mr. and || Tippee 00 - 0). ee
Gladw Admission 75¢ " a a Refreshments

ver spent the weekend at