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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1940

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Ridgedale

@® The Ridgedale branch of the
Red Cross held a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Nels Gurney on
Thursday. Future meetings will be
held on the first and third Thurs-
day of each month.

Recent visitors at the home of
Miss Muriel Page were Mrs. Fred
Topham and Mr. and Mrs. Tupp-
ling of Vancouver.

Mrs. Joe Smith, Sr., spent afew
days with her daughter, Mrs. M.
Faulkner of Matsqqui after re-
turning from the Royal Colum-
bian Hospital, where she spent a
couple of days. *

Miss Eileen Beharrel, nurse-in-
training at the Royal Columbian
Hospital spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beharrell.
iss Taylor, R.N.. matron at

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Festivals and Examinations.

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Mrs.
and Miss Mary Gurney, commer
cial teacher at Surrey High
School, visited friends at Ridge-
dale recently.

After a severe illness Kirk Nor-
rish is convalescing at his home.

Mrs. G, H. Rottluff is confined
to her home through illness.

the Mission Hospital, was the din-
ner guest of Mrs. W. M..Page on
Friday evening. .

W. Gurney of Vancouver

C. Kelleher and Percy Smith
have gone prospecting at the head
of the Pitt River.

Target practise has been re-
sumed by the Ridgedale Rod and
Gun Club.

A cow owned by Wyvern Page
has just given birth to her fifth
set of twins.

Miss Gene Machell of Vancou-
ver, was a Sunday guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Machell.
Messrs. Melbourne, Faulkner,
Walter Adams and Debs Rottluff
were the guests at a stag party
Monday evening, honoring Mr. R.
S. Adams,

Mrs. Walger of Victoria visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Machell last
week. Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Machell came to Canada together
in’ July of 1919 as war brides and
had not met since.

Mrs. Lee and daughter of Ocean
Falls spent th weekend with Mr.

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Mrs. Reg. Mundy spent Wednes-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Neville in Vancouver.

Mrs. Nels Gurney entertained at
the tea hour Saturday honoring
Mrs. Walker of Victoria and Mrs.
Lee of Ocean Falls.

Bradner

Harvest Festival service will be
held on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 11
a.m, in St Margaret's Anglican
Church. Members of the congre-
gation will be in attendance at
the church on Saturday to receive
gifts of fruit, vegetables, etc.

@ The members of the Red
Cross unit have completed 17
More sweaters, and 8 pair of sox
which have been turned in at M~-
S.A. branch headquarters, at Ab-
botsford.

Mr. and Mrs. William Duggan
and children of Vancouver are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Dug-
gan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Roche.

Mrs, J. Glazebrook and Mrs. H.

Konrad of Vancouver visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Don-
aldson on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Weismiller, Mrs.
McMahon, and Mrs. Albert Mc-
Mahon were visitors to Vancouver
on Thursday.

Gifford

Miss Audrey Smith and Miss M.

Grant of Vancouver epent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F.
Smith.

Mrs. Hanson has returned home
after spending some time in Van-
couver

Mr. and Mrs. Hodges of Van-
couver visited Mr. Hanson on
Wednesday

Miss Daisy Thompson spent @
few days in Vancouver.

Mr. Francis Westlin and Mr.
Larson have returned to the log-
ging camps at Jervis Inlet.

Mrs, Nancy Marlow, artist and
painter from California, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Whit-
son,

Mr. Blacklock spent a few days
in Chilliwack attending the fair.

Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Westlin and
Freida Klukas spent Thursday in
Vancouver.

Mr. Laton and Mr. A. Smith
spent Friday in Vancouver.
Mrs. James is visiting at Van-

ouver Island

Mr. Hanson spent Sunday in

Vancouver

Mrs. Rennie, Jimmie and Doug
las spent Sunday in New West-
minster.

The Teddy Bear has cubs!

Aberdeen

There was a very good atten-
dance at the first Red Cross meet-
ing of the fall season and an in-
teresting talk was given by Rev.
F. S. Henderson. Several pieces
of knitting were turned in and a
quantity of sheets, towels, etc.,
given out. A complete report of
all monies collected, and work
done, since the unit was organized
was given by the secretary. It
was found to be very gratifytng
and an encouragement to keep on
with the “good work.” It was
decided to hold a whist drive in the
hall Friday evening, Oct. 4, At
the close of the meeting refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Bert.
Mockford and Mrs. J, K. Gledhill
in the absence of Mrs Walter Tow-
lan.

@® Mrs. Walter Towlan and Mrs.
Harry Fowles, authorized collec-
tors for the Red Cross drive, have
started their rounds and are meet-
ing with good success.

The Ladies’ Association will meet
in the hall on Thursday, Oct. 3, at
2:15 pm., for the annual meeting.
everybody is welcome,

Sumas District

Eva Hunter is a patient inMSA
Hospital convelescing after an op-
eration.

Visitors with Mr. Tom Elliot
over the weekend were his daygh-
ter and son-‘n-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Le Sedre of South Bend, Wn.

Mrs. Les MeGarva entertained
25 guests on Sunday in honor of
Andy’s 5th birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McPhail,
Beryl McPhail, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Borne and family left on Thurs-
day for a motor trip through the
Cariboo.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baynes had
as their guest recently the for-
mer’s sister, Mrs. A. A. Davidson
of Pender Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Pincott and fam-
ily of Kilgard have moved to Van-
couver to reside permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid of New West-
minster were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith, Sumas
Prairie.on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Walstrom and
Lily Walstrom of Vancouver visi-
ted friends in this district on
Sunday.

Friends are invited to the Har-
vest Home Services, Sunday, Sept.
29, at 411 o’clock in the Upper
Sumas Mission, and at 3 o'clock
in the Barrowton Mission. Gifts
of fruit, vegetables and flowers
will be received on Saturday,
Sept. 28.

Miss Jean Doherty of Rosedale
was a visitor with Miss Viola
Nelles on Sunday,

Miss Thelma Nelles left on Sun-
day for Vancouver to attend UBC.

Mr. and Mrs. Allie Watson of
Chilliwack spent the weekend
with Mrs. C. A. Watson.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Starr observed
their 25th wedding anniversary by
entertaining a few relatives and
friends on Sept. 22.

H untingdon

Mrs. Derbyshire, who has been
making her home for the past few
months with her sister, Mrs. Croke
is leaving this week to reside in
Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Finlay, Mr.
and Mrs. Richie Crouter and Miss
Mabel Finlay were visitors to Van-
couver at the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs, Adank and family
are taking up residence in Ab-
botsford.

Mrs. Allan Crouter is a patient
in the MSA Hospital having under-
gone an operation for goitre.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Beetlestone
were visitors to Horseshoe Bay at
the weekend and were the guests
of Dr. and Mrs, Jermyn,

Serjeant Thomas Farris has re-
turned from his two week's train-
ing with the NPAM at theircamp
at Deep Cove.

Mrs. Winson has been visiting

with friends in Chilliwack for a
few days.

Misses Janet and Grace Fraser
and Mrs. Harry Stewart were re-
cent visitors to Vancouver,

® Mrs, Beetlestone has been ap-
pointed to canvass the Huntingdon

district for the Red Cross Drive.

Mrs. Isabella Fatkin

Funeral services were held in
Vancouver on Wednesday after
noon for Mrs. Isabella Fatkin,
wife of Mr. Bill Fatkin, and only

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Win-
chester of Bradner. Mrs, Fatkin
who was in her 35th } passed
away in the Vancouver General
Hospital on Sunday, after a long
iline George Pringle conducted
the service and interment took
place at Ocean View Cem

The pall-bearers were, Robert Fat-
kin, Fred Fatkin, Robin Turner
J. Dennis, H. Valley and Robin

Fatkin

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Marmalade Mrs. Patterson’s 4-Ib. 39¢
Jam Apple & Strawberry 4-lb pail 350
Pickles, Sweet Peter Pieper .....23¢
Ivory Snow, suds in cool water. .2ic
Rolled Oats B&K non-prem. pkt. [5e |
Glo Coat, shines as dries 1/3 ex, 59¢ °

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Tomatoes, local, at th their best TRA . 7) Ibs. 25¢

Jet Stove Polish tin 200
Vanilla, Comp., 8-02. 35¢
Ginger Snaps, 6 doz. (5c
Jelly Powders, MB 4-19c
Oxo, large tin ..... .25¢
Mazda Bulbs ...... 20¢

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Tomatoes, MB 2 tins 25c
Corn, MB-GB 2 tins 25c
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