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8 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, June 17, 1964 pupils at East Chilliwack Miller and Mrs. W. Moore. School. jvirs yv.

Moore received the E. Chilliwack tea nostesses were Mrs. O. tea prize. "City Driving School I 0 "1 AflAM APPROVED Novelties made by members were the tenter of attraction at the last meeting before summer recess of East Chilliwack Women's Institute.

The novelties were voted upon by members; the mosl popular was made by Mrs. Knowlton, who received the prize donated by Mrs. C. Brannick. Fourteen members were present and Mrs.

M. J. Jones presided. Mrs. L.

McCormack's name was added to the other four representatives on the Council of Women. Members volunteered I make the necessary contributions to complete the gar ments, sealers of fruit and vegetables needed for the East Chilliwack Wl section at the Agricultural Fair. A letter was read from Mrs. John Kirkness, president of Chilliwack Hospital Auxiliary, requesting help during the first day of the Fair for fair meals, and donations to the meals. Mrs.

L. McLaren, Mrs. M. J. Jones, Mrs.

P. Warkentin and Mrs. J. Sheldon offered their help. A letter of thanks was read from Mrs.

A. Barnard for the plant given to her mother on the occasion of her 99th birthdav. Mrs. Walter Moore will present the Mary Jane Brannick bursary to the two successful Leaders in Driver Training for Students and Adults. PATIENT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE For further information phone Mr.

T. H. Henderson, SY 3-9001, 30 Broadway St. ft 'o LOUIE NEWCOMBE TA -Jl 1 'nnoiincetticnl Formerly With Esquire Rarbers, Chilliwack ANNOUNCES The Opening of GREENDALE BARBER SHOP SU.MAS PRAIRIE ROAD Commencing Thursday, June 18 DR. HARRISON C.

K. MAYNARD, R.A., M.U., L.M.C.C. Wishes to announce that he will he opening- an office in general practice at HARRISON HOT SPRINGS HOTEL June 19, 1964 OFFICE HOURS BY -APPOINTMENT Appointments may be made by phoning the Harrison Hotel. Services are intended for the general public as well as hotel guests. Phone No.

796-2244 MAJOR WILLIAM FISHER, left, Commanding Officer, 3 Field Squadron, goes over route to Wainwright with his second-in-command, Captain Angus Paul-Duddy. National Defence photo. save more save more Summer Training Field Squadron Off To Alberta fee B.li" The Squadron is expected to return to Camp Chilliwack in early August. 7 I TO 1,1 1 Ttr it- Wives and sweethearts were out in strength to say "goodbye" Monday morning when more than 200 men of 3 Field Squadron, Royal Canadian Engineers, left Camp Chilliwack. They are heading for Wainwright, to join units of 1 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group in summer-long manoeuvres.

Commanded by Major William Fisher, the Squadron is travelling to Wainwright in a 50-vehicle convoy, via the Rogers Pass. Overnight staging areas were set up at Vernon and Camp Sarcee, Calgary. The troops are slated to link up with their 70-man advance party today (Wednesday). Farm to Starboard! Chilliwack school board has given permission for Miller School students to visit the Dominion Experimental Farm, Agassiz, next Tuesday. Also approved was school transportation "either bus or boat," quipped chairman Arthur D.

Rundle. save more easily with a Commerce Automatic Savings Plan Just authorize us to debit your account at regular intervals; we'll transfer a specified sum to your Savings Account. There will be no cost to you. Sit back and watch your balance grow. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE SA Officer Posted To Edmonton Major Tom Powell, commanding officer of the Salvation Army Corps at Chilliwack, leaves next Monday for his new position.

Commencing June 27, he will be commanding officer of No. 1 Corps, Downtown Citadel, at Edmonton, Alta. Major Powell's successor in Chilliwack has been named as Major Jose Garcia, from Chile. His wife, the former Hazel Williamson of Harrison Hot Springs, met him when she was a missionary nurse in Chile. The couple also served the Salvation Army in Bolivia and are known to the Chilliwack congregation, since they have presented slide shows here.

Major Garcia has been commanding officer at North Burnaby. The couple have four children, three of them girls. Far Ahead in Career Opportunities: THE graphic arts INDUSTRIES 'Si vm I SALESMAN CRAFTSMAN December, although the twelfth month of the year, actually signifies "tenth month," because it was the tenth month of the old Latin calendar. SAPPER DETLAF KOGEHEIDE says goodbye to wife Dolores and newly-acquired kitten as 3 Field Squadron, RCE, leaves Camp Chilliwack for Wainwright, Alta. National Defence photo.

jit and many other occupations; if you. have talent and drive, you can get ahead in the graphic arts industries. Look-ahead people regard printing and the allied graphic arts industries as the place to did career opportunities, because: There is a growing need lor more highly trained management and supervisory personnel in financial, sales, production and personnel roles. These industries employ more creative personnel and skilled men and women at higher wages than any other manufacturing industry in Canada. They employ more people than any other Canadian manufacturing industry more than 104,000 employees in over 3,400 plants.

They spend nearly $500 million annually in materials and services, and over $400 million in wages and salaries to produce sales of over $1 -1 Vj billion per year. mm HERE TODAY If I GONE WITH MORROW! Let a WORLD MEDAL WINNER Two Cars In Smash A two-car accident on Prest Road, south of Trans-Canada Highway Saturday night caused damage to the cars. Police said a car being driven south on Prest Road by Maurice Skidmore of Vancouver was hit from behind by a car being driven by Gordon Maxwell McAlpine of Ryder Lake. According to police, Skid-more was apparently making a right-hand turn into a church driveway when his car was struck. No charges are contemplated, the polite said.

E. Chilliwack Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. Barnard were Mrs. Barnard's brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Moorcroft, Vancouver. Mrs.

O'Neil from Victoria and Mrs. Isabella Smith trom Vancouver Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. L. McLaren were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Young, form-erlv from England and now residing at White Rock. Ever wonder what happened to the family down the street? They bought a new home or were transferred the moving and packing was done by MORROW'S that's why there was no fuss nor botHer. When you make your next The Graphic Arts Industries embracing typesetting, engraving, printing, binding and supporting services such as typographic design and commercial art are so diversified and interrelated with every other industry that they offer unequalled chances for fascinating careers with security and opportunity for advancement. meet your taste test too! mm St I Medal Winner Olympiades Mondiales Cologne, Germany For a booklet containing more information about career opportunities in printing and the other graphic arts, wn'e lor ft I i Old Country Ale CONTAINS MORE THAN 10 PROOF SPIRIT cars free home delivery jy 4-3161 CfiS Make a Note VMt wmty Number SV 3 9191 548 Nowell St. Chilliwack 134 ht Avenue Tnrs is not puDiisfied or a.

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