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Abbotsford T ribune Published in Abbotsford - 70 years ago October 22, 1953

Christmas gifts wanted for families of veterans The auxiliary to the American Legion, Hanson-Terrio Post No. 139, is assembling gift items for its annual gift box to the Veterans’ Hospital at Wood.

P.T.A. hears results of recent questionnaire The first meeting of the Parent Teachers Association was held, Wednesday evening, in the dining room of the high school gymnasium. About 100 questionnaires were returned showing what the school does well and how it can improve.

Tribune-P honograph Published in Abbotsford and Colby - 50 years ago October 18, 1973

Craft shop opens on Tuesday in Colby Accent Village, a do-it-yourself craft shop, opened its doors to the public Tuesday, October 16. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kulp are the proprietors and have purchased the former used furniture shop building on Hwy. 13.

Colby firemen called out for third fire in as many days A fire of an undetermined origin completely destroyed a 120 by 50-foot machine shed and contents on the Maurice Courtney farm east of the Colby drive-in theater Tuesday.

Abbotsford downs Edgar 24-6 Friday The talented toe of Nezih Hassanoglu, Abbotsford’s foreign exchange student, added six points to the Falcon’s side of the scoreboard as the Falcons rolled over the Edgar Wildcats on Friday night at Red Arrow Park.

Tribune -P honograph Published in Abbotsford and Colby - 25 years ago October 21, 1998

Clark ‘99 budget looks good Clark County’s proposed budget for 1999, unveiled at the county board meeting at Owen, features a $73.7 million increase in valuation, a very slight tax levy increase and a welcome drop in the tax rate of over 63 cents per thousand.

Colby board raises no official objection to new pulling track A new pulling track for Dorchester Days, partially built on Colby School District property, will not require a new lease agreement, the school board decided.

Colby wins battle of the Hornets Friday night was the battle of the Hornets as Colby traveled to Cadott to take on the Cadott Hornets in Large Cloverbelt Conference football action. The visitors proved to have a little more sting as Colby came home with a 28-6 victory.