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VANCOUVER VICTORIA
CALGARY EDMONTON

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ATTENDS FUNERAL OF
BROTHER-IN-LAW

The New Mercury 114, new-
est creation of Mercury and Lin-
coln division, Ford Motor Com-
pany of Canada, Limited, which
has been just publicly introduc-
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ed across Canada.
93-horsepo the;

wer V-8 engine,

it4 will carry the name Mer-
cury into the low-price passen-
= car field for the ‘first time.
design and appearance it in-
corporates many outstanding fea-
tures of its senior running mate, |
the Mercury 118 The 118 model"

will be on display at Wakefield
Motors, Abbotsford, this bee
day, Friday and Saturday. It is

exntcted that the 114 = ae

over,

Parades
411 parade at the Drill

js Jully 12 at 2000
a Dress Roil call ordets, belts

d to make

will be our fi par before
the annual training ene July
15, Ist .week of

Services Day Parade, > Vancouver

Sun shining, bands playing,
martial music filling the air, ap-
cents crowds lining the route,
was the setting in
which the Abbotsford Tp. rolled
through Vancouver in the Ser-
vices’ Day Parade, Sunday, July
7, as part (and no small part) of
our famous Regiment, The West-
minster (Motor).

Turning out 30 of the 50 men
ot the Squadron on parade, be-
ing able to move all our own ve-
hicles as well as provide drivers
for other sub-units, brings Ab-
botsford to the front again and
is something about which we
can be well pleased.

The Operation

Billeted, the Armouries, West-
minster, Saturday night. Provid-
ed, cots, mattresses, blankets and,
shades of our embattled ances-
tors, two clean white linen sheets
per man. Oh yes! Mr. Dewhurst
reports two not turned in, so
any man finding some among his
souvenirs, please bring in on
Thursday.
All night passes issued. Every-
vee in high — but all on
hrs. jay_morn-
ary Regiment moved ott from
Westminster 1100 brs. ‘orme:

ja viaduct 1330 hrs.

Moved off, 1400 ae Order of
march: Command
Corbould oats staff,

a

Lt. Col
st ewts., 2

4 A-T guns.

carrier, Capt. Ernie
Clark, followed by in sections of
threes, Recce. Cars, 6,

at
Right Prices
2
ROBERTS’
Meat Market

Lt. Tom Harris, 15 cwts. 5; Bren
Carriers, 12, Lt. Fred Sharpe
Chilliwack, Weapons Seouabetcon on!

vehicles, Route: Georgia, Salut-
ing base, Georgia Hotel. Salute
taken by Lt,- Governor Wood-
ward. Maj. Gen, Fotenm, tn
platform. ‘peeled off at Penman.
To Westminster, toed, and s0,

back home. Good sho"
Casualties, Peres
Sgt. George Kask, who in a

manner so far unexplained, got
his face mixed up with the blad-
es of a carrier fan, scratched,
Boy Kelley and Tpr.
injured thumbs.
Harris, Capt. Tyler. Capt. Tyler
finds medical pannies, opens it.
Mr. Harris rummages, finds the

at church. We shall NOT be
there when he discovers what
has happened to his stores.
Vehicles: 2 Carriers, 1 M-C.
Not a bad average for the Sqdn

we
that Abbotsford Tp’s.
tion to the event did not pass
unnoticed by Col. Woodward. We

mitments.
only get back those two sheets
(we speak to Chilliwack also) it
will be a perfect score.

It is difficult to single out any-
one for special mention, but we
must again thank the following
NCO’'s and men who, having re-
ceived or are awaiting discharge,

Kask,
Max Lindores, Wilf Gibbard of
Mission, and Tpr. Johnnie Mun-
Toe,

Back in his old capacity as
Sqdn. S-M., was S.S.M. Vic Wal-
lace whose “know how" m:
the going much easier at the

and
Pte. Johnnie William, previously
of our troop, overseas with the
Regina Rifles.

Canies, A.R.C., and D-Rs drove
and rode like veterans, especially
the D-Rs, who on convoy, do
twice as much as anyone else.
Neither should we forget ea bo
to Tpr. Meslo who, assisted

Kelly (and sore thumb) vo

1. sities as cook and being an

ex-Navy man, did the job up in
real ship-shape and sailor fa-
shion.

See you on parade Thursday.

DRAINAGE COST HIGH _

It has been estimated that it
j will cost $15,000 to drain a 30-
laere school site at Langley.

PINE GROVE

Mr. and Mrs TT T. Skinner of
Calgary are guests at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. J. Weath-

a and Fan <3
M J. P. Abelseth
of Glidden, Sask., visited for a

few days at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. A. C. Boyd.
Weekend visitors at the Boyd

home included their daughter,
Mrs. L. Wakefield, and Mr.
Wakefield.

Recently returned from a visit
Mrs.

-|to California, are Mr. a

Wm, Heuer and daughters,
Mr. M. Higginson has been
sy remodelling his house and
out buildings on his new  pro-
perty on Mt, Lehm
Sper

A. Herrling, were Mrs. M. Clarke
and her husband from Harrison.
watt Women's Institute is spon-

lance in Pine Grove

soring a
"| Hall on July 13th trom 9:80 to

BRADNER _

An all-day excursion to Van-
couver by. B.C, Electric has been
scheduled for Thursday, July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Black and
Lynton have returned home after
a trip to the Rose Festival at
Portland, Ore., ae a visit to rel-
atives in Seatt

Paul Money so left for a va-
cation at Waveney Lodge, Sa-

land.

;|turna Is!

Mrs. Ernest Goodrich of Van-
couver was a weekend guest of
Mrs. A. Bell.

Mrs. H. C, Breier has returned
from a brief visit to Vancouver.

Miss E. Marshall spent the
weekend with friends in Bur-

Arthur Hansen is home
leave with an injured

APPLES SHIPPED

First carload of this season’s
Okanagan apples was shipped re-
cently.

HUNTINGDON

Mr, Thomas Morton entered
the Vancouver General. Hospital
on Monday to undergo an oper-
ation.

When the Huntingdon bo
played a softball team from Su-

The return match takes

Complimenting

WAKEFIELD MOTORS

ON THEIR APPOINTMENT AS
DEALERS FOR

MERCURY -LINCOLN CARS

and Mercury Light and Heavy Duty Trucks

TRI-LITES

Just arrived and on display, a shipment of Tri-
Lites with the 100-200-300 Watt Bulb. A lamp
you have been waiting for. Complete with shade.
PRICED AT

‘

NELSON’S ELECTRIC

AND PAINT SHOP
East Essendene Ave.

lace next Sunday afternoon at/Mrs. Jake Bos, who has come
t School grounds.

the Sumas Grade

Mrs. Bultsma and daughte
"| of Foremost, Alta

Mrs. T. A. Harris is spending
Wednesday in Vancouver to m

by their two daughters,)an appearance as speaker
aut C CBR’s Homemaker gramme.

Sg as ing with ‘Mr. and Mrs. Miss Myrtle Waterson was at
jisser is their daughter,’ home for the weekend

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