Letter of Public Apology from parent John Frazer to Miss Margaret Tully.

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Object Description

Object Name

Letter

Object ID

2012.006.005

Title

Letter of Public Apology from parent John Frazer to Miss Margaret Tully.

Date

8 May 1937.

Description

1 letter of public apology from parent John Frazer of Fort Steele to Miss Margaret Tully; dated May 8, 1937; Fort Steele School; reads: "I made absolute false statement/when I said the honorable lady/school teacher Miss M. Tully/ uses most unlady like expressions/ to the school children."

People/Subject

Green, Margaret (nee Tully)

Margaret (nee Tully) Green was the wife of Len Green, who worked at the N. Booth Store and Station. Margaret, like her husband, would drive the Diamond "T" occasionally, as a spare driver when her husband would run into Vancouver for the wholesale grocery pickup. Doing relief work was not out of economic necessity, but was done as a favour to Mrs. Gertrude Booth to keep the operation moving smoothly. Margaret and Len did not have any children. She worked for many years as a school teacher at North Otter, Fort Steele, Glenwood, and Langley Central School, and at Langley Secondary. Margaret Green died in 1995.

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