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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS

June 28, 1944

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Ridgedale

Mrs. James Paul-attended the

Regular Baptist convention in
Vancouver last week.
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You'll enjoy the fine flavor. One Coupon + iene Bey ELbeson
q E|were recent visitors to “Willow-
a3 SPECIAL .... both for 35c borg.”

+ 9-02, Red & White TEA, / Ib, Red & White COFFEE {| Miss Betty Creelman of Yen
4 couver visited her parents at the
Takes only one coupon E | weekend.

E % & James Paull, Dan Borg and
+ HAM AND CHICKEN SPREAD ....-.... T-o2, tin 20c Miss B. Borg visited in Poplar

+ Hedlund’s, the favorite meat spread | Tuesday evening.
ay Mrs. E. Borg entertained sev-
cS [| eral friends Monday afternoon.

E NOOK NAPS ........ 2. ae 210 To pike foe. feral Flonase Montes ee

Paper Napkins—a necessity for that holiday picnic

Atangard Block

? M. C. Walker & Co.

THE RED & WHITE STORE
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

Phone 130

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Gareewrerererwrererarnrarerer wearers

Douglas Alvin Watson

born at Abbotsford, Nov.
1923, is the son of Mr. and

18,

Mrs. Charles A. Watson. He
attended Upper Sumas school
and Philip Sheffield high. He
finished school in June 1938
and worked with his father on
the farm until he enlisted in
August 1940 in the 5th Arm-
ored Regiment as motorcycle
man. Douglas took his train-,
ing at Duncan and Vernon and
a special course at Camp Bor-
den. He also studied tank op-
eration. He went overseas in
October 1941. Seriously hurt
in a motorcycle-truck crash in
Britain in the summer of *42,

|| the ladies quilted. another satin

Mt. Lehman

Mrs. Hamilton of Vancouver
visited her sister, Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Donald, at the weekend.

Arlene and June Nicholls of
Cloverdale are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
McDonald.

The United Church Sunday
school picnic will leave the church
at 9 am. Friday for Swan’s Pt.

Presbyterian Sunday~ school
picnic will be held at Swans Pt.
on July 1.

Jim Harvey is spending the
summer at Bloedel logging camp.
Doreen Israel is ill at her
home.

Eugene Farber of Fort Lang-
ley visited friends here on Sun-
day.

The Ladies Aid of the Pres-
byterian church met at the home
of Mrs. P. Edge on Wednesday.
During the afternoon a presenta-
tion was made to Mrs. W. Bates,

|] who has been president since the }

Aid was organized. On Thursday

comforter at the home of Mrs.
Robert Sidle.
Sunday visitors at the Angus
Ryder home were Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Carruthers and Shirley of
Vancouver and Cadet Officer
Terry Carruthers of the Mer-
chant Marine.
é Rev. Wilson of the Presbyter-
ian church is away on vacation
and the service next Sunday at
11 a.m. will be conducted by Mr.
Arthur Karr of New Westmin-
ster.

The United Church Ladies Aid
will not meet during July and
August.

Poplar
On Sunday the service at the
United church will be held at
7:30 p.m. instead of the usual
afternoon service, and will take
the form of an unveiling of the

Doug proceeded to the Medit-
erranean theatre after recuper-
ation, He was wounded in the
leg February 19 this year ‘on
the road to Rome.’ He is now
back in action with his unit.
One other brother, Mel, serves
in the RCAF at the Pacific
coast. Other brothers and sis-
ters are: Allie, George, Eve-
lyn, Myrtle and Mabel. 3
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Another—
Thumbnail Biography
presented by

TEDDY BEAR

CONFECTIONERY
Phone 183 Abbotsford

Honor Roll of the church.

George McKay assisted in the
canvass of New Westminster in
connection with the CFV Fair.
Mr. McKay’s name was inadvert-
ently omitted in last week’s re-
port.-

Among those staying at the
Todd home at the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor of Van-
couver and Mr. and Mrs. Sulli-
van of New Westminster, also
Mr. and Mrs. E. Funk of Van-
couver,.
A. Lapinsky has sold his prop-
erty on Marshall road, which he
recently acquired from Mr. Ben-
nett, and is considering return-
ing to Saskatchewan in the fall.
_Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were
visiting - with Mrs. Robinson’s
sister at Lynden at the weekend.

Mrs. L. Robinson of Winnipeg

Sumas _ District
Telephone 151M
dent: Gloria And

visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
Busby at the weekend.
About 1 p.m. Sunday at the
corner of Maiyhall and South

Cor

' Mrs. Beldam, Mrs.

Seattle
-, and Mrs. Fred Corbett.
Violet Anderson spent

sland.
argaret Baynes spent
in

Wooley, Wn,, spent a few days MA TSQUI
visiting friends in the district.
Mrs. Beldam and Muriel of

Sullivan were Sunday visitors at

A. Camp-
bell and Mrs. McAdam attended
the rodeo in Vancouver Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Huggard of
were visitors at the home

s visiting friends on Van-

Vancouver visiting

Maxine Kenny of Sedro-

Emmerson roads, two cars driven
by C. Schroeder, Mashall road,
and Peter Reimer of Abbotsford
collided. Neither drivers nor pas-
sengers were injured and the
cars were able to leave under
own power. Attention of the
municipal council has been call-
ed by residents to this corner on
several occasions.
Mrs.-T. M. Tebbutt is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. A. Hus-
don, Marshall road.

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Sgt. H. D. Middleton and WV

ease Middleton, after spending af
eee Beers cs Winnipeg days at the A. Beaton home,
eee eS OF PEE) have left to reside at Lethbridge
is visiting the M. Anderson home. Wace tand Mrs. Hoss /Uure' of
Vancouver spent the weekend

Corporation of the
Village of Abbotsford

Conserve
Water

Please conserve on the
uses of water and do as
little sprinkling as pos-

Board of Commissioners

visiting Mrs. Ida Lidstrom.
Miss Phyllis Gibbard
ed on Monday after spending a
week in Vancouver.
Mrs. T. Reay has returned to

husband,
ior schools held class picnies dur.

ing the week.

On Monday afternoon Mrs. J

who is leaving Matsqui to re

side at Ridgedale.

hostess. Mrs. Erikson presided a

return-

Victoria where she will join her
Matsqui elementary and super-
Miss H. Kemprud and Mr. My-

hre spent Monday in Vancouver.

Kemprud entertained 25 guests

in honor of Mrs. Walter Gilberg,

A linen presentation was made
to the guest of honor after whigh
refreshments were served by the

with his family.
Among those who attended the

Pee USNACK SACKS (9... eet. Veen 35 to pki. {0c Regular Baptist Young People’s
| rally in Vancouver Monday even-
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WAXED PAPER ..........-.---- (00-foet rolls 196 4/28"
5 a Mr. and Mrs. H. Borg, Henry
SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING .......... 8-02. jar {9c +]Jr. Maralyne and _  Bettyanne,

spent Sunday at Chahailis river.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hambly of
Port Moody visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Ander-
son, on Sunday.

Mrs. B. Sanders entertained
several ladies at the tea hour on
Friday.

Ernest Lambert visited his
mother, sister and brother-in-law
here recently.

Sunday
Reid home were Mr. and Mrs.
W. Johnson and Mrs. Fred Kloss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beharrell
of Ladner visited at the W. Be-
harrell home.

Pat Reid of Sumas visited Mr.
and Mrs. James Reid Sunday.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Farr was Dr. Butler
of the Royal Canadian Army
Dental Corps.

ay ubilee

The Jubilee school held a pic-
nic at the river on Wednesday.
Games were played and lunch
was served.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Orrock and
family spent the weekend at the
Orrock home

Janet Foulton visited the Or-
rock home recently.

Sunday visitors of Mr.
Mrs. J. Molnar were Mr.
Mrs. L. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs,
P. Palasty, J. Palsty, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Buckshaw and Ethel Lo-
bas, all of New Westminster.
Jubilee Sunday school held a
picnic at the home of Mr. Throw-
er. Games were played and lunch
was served. :

and
and

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Prices Good for
Thursday and Friday
June 29 and 30

GROCERY

TM ANT a store Closed

Saturday, July |

SHELLED PEANUTS -

half-pound 19¢

visitors at the John ,

TEA, Fort York, Ib. 79¢
COFFEE, Fort Gary, lb 46c
COCOA, Neilsons, 1/2lb 19c

TOILET PAPER
(Westminster)

5 Rolls .. 290

TOILET SOAP
My Lady Helen
5 Bars

KRAFT DINNERS, in stock again, pkt 19c

SODAS, McCormick
HEINZ SANDWICH SPREAD

2-Ib. pkt. 45¢
FISH PASTES, Bloater, Salmon, tin {0c

236

BEEF STEW a

LIME JUICE ..... (6-02, 0c, 32-02. $I
K-9 DOG MEAL .......--.... 2 Ib, 250
VIGOR 8 SHREDDED WHEAT
A chocolate malted pkt. Ile
drink ....... 50c VP, SAUCE... 25:

POPULEX PIE

Lemon

FRUIT KEPE .
SPORK, meat of many uses .
BEEF STEW, Burns’

LUNCH TONGUE, Burns’
BOILED DINNER, Libby’s .

ested code tarenee 40
... tin 29¢
.. tin 2lc
nd VEGETABLES .. tin 2c
tin 343

ees tin 49¢

Chocolate

FILLER ..
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Every Week

Savings Stamps

Huntingdon

A strawberry social was held
at the home of Mrs. Helma Yar-
wood on Monday afternoon, un-
der auspices of the St. Paul’s
Ladies’ Aid. Several ladies from
Abbotsford attended. Corsages
were presented by Mrs. George
Runzer to Mesdames Yarwood,
Knox, and G. Tench. A report of
recent Presbytery conference was
given by Miss Janet Fraser. Pro-
ceeds of the afternoon amounted
to $10. Musical selections were
given by Mrs. Runzer. 2

The annual Huntingdon school
picnic was held on the school
grounds on Thursday. Sports be-
gan at 9 a.m., lunch was served

by the ladies of the Women’s In-
stitute at noon. Ball games were
played between the children and
the winning team played the
mothers. A hot dog sale was held
for the benefit of the Junior Red
Cross.

On Friday, Tommy Ruben,
Pro Ree chief instructor trans-
ported the school teachers and
children to the swimming pool
at Abbotsford. A good time was
enjoyed in swimming and play-
ing ball on Jubilee grounds.

Mrs. Bob Williams and daugh-
ter and Mr, Young of Chilliwack
visited friends on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Runzer
visited Chilliwack during the
week.

Mrs. C. Harper and family of

Cloverdale visited Mrs. Shore
and family at the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Waterston and
Donald of Vancouver visited at
the home of Mrs. W. Waterston
at the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs. Blanchard and
daughters were visitors to Van-
couver at the weekend.

The Huntingdon Social Club
met at the home of Miss Char-
lotte Crouter. It was decided that
arrangements be made for a_so-
cial evening sometime in the lat-
ter part of July or the first part
of August. After contests, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.

WEDDING CAKE BOXES may
be secured at The News.

Abbotsford

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Sandette and
family of Chilliwack spent Sun-
day at the S. Moon home,

Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 & 29

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