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1. P17618 - "Proposed Matsqui, Abbotsford and Sumas community centre was the topic of a meeting lasting more than two hours in the Royal Canadian Legion hall, Monday evening. From left, planning committee chairman, Reeve K J Thompson of Sumas, Lions Club members Bob Windt and Trevor Charles and promotion committee chairman Brian Thompson are showing inspecting a blueprint of the architect's conception of the building."

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2. P20044 - United President Trevor Charles, supported by District President David Stewart in his bid for Chair, during the Abbotsford Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. National Jaycee President David Brachly attended the meeting as part of his tour of Western Canada from his headquarters in Ottawa. The Abbotsford chapter is unique among other chapters, as they provide actual training for members in leadership while being autonomous from the regular Chamber of Commerce organization. Poul Nielsen of North Surrey and Alfred Dunn of New Westminster also attended the meeting, both who are candidates for the national presidency. Event appears to have taken place at The Rancho.

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3. P20090 - Abbotsford Junior Chamber of Commerce is joining with all the Jaycees in Canada to offer these statues marking Canada’s centennial. Unit President Trevor Charles, and Past President Thomas Dyck, are shown here with the figures. These are made from the original moulds done more than 50 years ago by the sculptor who created the statues on Parliament.

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4. P21697 - Sousaphone presented to the Abbotsford Concert Band Association by the Abbotsford Lions. Left to right: President of the Abbotsford Lions Club, Trevor Charles, Rick Conway, holding the sousaphone, Trumpet player Carol Alsbury, and Abbotsford Concert Band Association head, Jack Read. The band appeared at many of the major public events in the Lower Mainland and travelled to the Expo ’67. The Abbotsford Lions have provided a large portion of financial support for the Abbotsford Concert Band Association, which included two junior bands and 55 regular players.

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