The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

THE CIIILLIWACK PROGRESS, Jan. 9, 1952 Committers Named tocktakin New Judge Swears In New Council New County Court Judge F. K. Grimmett's first official act was to swear in members of the new township council, Cultus Lake Park Board and School Board Monday afternoon at Municipal Hall. In spending money you should take stock of the results you get.

cheap batteries and tires are getting on the market with disastrous results. son, RCMP, Chilliwack's first judge administered the oath of allegiance and the oath of office to Reeve W. T. Richardson, Councilors A. S.

Barker, Clarence R. Newby and REMEMBER THIS You only get what you pay for a cheap battery is like having a weak heart it wiil give you a lot of trouble. We handle the weight and capacity battery that the manufacturer recommends for your car, no matter what make of City Adds New Traffic Committee K- 1 vv' A rV Sin car you drive, so if you need a new battery, we have the right one for you whether you are driving a light English car or a heavy 10-ton truck. Bring YOUIl CAR to experts, who will give you proper service for the money you spend. USUAL TERMS Chilliwack's 'traffic problems were placed in the hands of a separate committee by Mayor T.

T. McCammon Monday night, when he presented his list of standing committees to 'the 1952 city council. Alderman W. H. Young, who had been charged with traffic administration as part of the street committee' last year, was placed in charge of the new committee.

Alderman Roy Furnell is the second member. Mrs. 1. Z. Conboy was re-appointed City Solicitor by council after the aldermen had approved the committee list presented by the mayor.

The committees: Administration and finance, C. A. Skelton, J. V. Logan; public works, R.

C. Furnell, J. V. Logan, W. II.

Young; drainage, J. V. Logan, R. C. Furnell; traffic, W.

H. Young, R. C. Furnell; fire and light. A.

B. Gleig, C. A. Skelton; health and social services, W. H.

Young, A. B. Gleig; acting mayor, J. V. Logan; library board, W.

H. Young; airport committee, A. B. Gen. Dwight D.

Eisenhower greets Prime Minister Winston Churchill on the latters arrival at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe, near Paris. Gen. Eisenhower. Supreme Allied Commander, later pluyeu host to his smiling British visitor. In a brief address, Lnurcnui tola SHAPE officers "we are not against the Russian people.

We are against tyranny and aggression in any form and in whatever form it is cloaked." BRETT'S LTD CHEAM Agents for Chevrolet, and Oldsmobile Cars 110 Yale Road West Also all General Motors Trucks Phone 41114121 Humane Certificate For George Lennox Presentation of a life-saving certificate will be made Friday to Theodore George Lennox, Chilliwack High school student, who last summer made use of a live-saving course only a few days after he completed it. Monthly dinner of the Cheam-peans CGIT group held in the Cheam United church annex Friday was followed by a business meeting. The Bible study period was conducted by the leader, Mrs. Janet Grigg. Attending were Doreen Rendall, Delight Johnson, Joanne Holden, Barbara Jones and Elaine Flem- John H.

Martens; Park Board Commissioners A. E. J. Farrow and George Green; School Trustees Cornelius Froese and Jack Wittenberg. Judge Grimmett offered congratulations to Reeve Richardson and the two trustees, all of whom won elections, and wished all three groups success in their year's efforts.

Rev. James II. Stark, Rosedale United church, offered prayers and invited civic leaders to attend church January 27. Reeve Richardson congratulated Judge Grimmett on his appointment to the bench and addressing members of council said "You have all worked with me before in a harmonious way except Mr. Barker (elected to council during the period when Mr.

Richardson was not in office.) We are all here to work harmoniously and diligently in the best interests of the municipality. We must take our responsibilities seriously and do our best if we do that, there will not be any friction on the council this year." Later, the reeve announced his new committees, with the first named as chairman. They are: Acting Reeve Martens. Finance Barker, Johnston and Martens. Hospital Reeve.

Valleyhaven Reeve. Airport Johnston, Barker, Martens. Dyking Jesperson, Johnston and Barker. Library Reeve. Recreational Grounds Barker, Newby.

Dredge Applications Newby. Staff and Office Equipment Reeve. Civil Defense Reeve. Health Unit Johnston. Public Works Martens, Barker and Reeve.

Lower Mainland Regional Planning Board Johnston. Advisory Clerk Brice. Drainage Barker, Johnston, Newby and Reeve. Sole major changes were the appointment of Councillor Barker to head the finance committee in place of Councillor Johnston and the creation of a new drainage committee, also headed by Councillor Barker. By Popular Demand we now have in stock 4 items that were sold out during the past few days.

At these prices you will want to stock up. Limited quantity, so come in early. Lennox, 18, of 503 McConnell road saved the life of Ernest Firestone 5-piece Handy Home Screw Driver Kit Order To-day Chicks and Poults Flashlight Special AU-meta) case with chrome-plated head and base. High quality, positive action, three-position switch, prefocused bulb, non-tarnishable reflector. Your choice of three attractive (in convenient plastic case) Shockproof, non-combustible, unbreakable.

Blades of high duality tool steel hardened from and tempered. Contents: 1 stubby, 3 sizes of Gleig, R. C. Furnell, C. A.

Skelton; Recreation Center, A. B. Gleig, W. II. Young; hospital board, C.

A. Skelton; Valleyhaven, K. A. Boyd, T. T.

McCammon; dyke board, W. H. Young, C. A. Skelton; Lower Mainland Regional Planning board, W.

H. Young; civil defense, J. L. M. Maclachlin; solicitor, Mrs.

I. Z. Conboy; police, Mayor McCammon. First Baby Arrives Jan. 2 First baby of 1952 born at Chilliwack hospital was Walter, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Heinrich Friescn, of Yarrow. He arrived at 7:55 a.m. on January 2 and weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces. First twins of the year arrived Friday to Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, RCSME, Vedder Crossing. Twin girls, Marlcne and Marion, each weighing slightly over five pounds, were doing well tucked head to head in one incubator at the nursery. colours: Grey, blue, black. Regular Price $1.29, NOW 69 slotted heads and 1 Phillips head.

Regular price $1.79, NOW 1.29 COLES' at Cloverdale Semko, June 17, at Cultus Lake after the latter got into difficulty in deep water. Presentation of the certificate from the Royal Humane society will be made by Reeve W. T. Richardson as one of his first official functions. Also present at the ceremony, to bo held at 2:30 p.m.

in the high school cafeteria, will be Mayor T. T. McCainmon, Inspector H. E. Bloxom, officer commanding the Chilliwack RCMP sub-division: Constable John Forster, school officials, parents of the boy, and classmates.

Semko, who. could not swim, narrowly missed drowning after he went down a slide on the raft at Cultus Lake and went down in deep water. Several other persons had failed to bring him to the surface when Lennox raced to the scene and succeeded in diving down to reach him. Having just completed his life-saving course, Lennox was well qualified to carry out artificial respiration, which he jJid until the arrival of Const. Forster.

Special Rear View Mirror Exceptional Value Only through a special purchase arc we able to offer this top-quanty rear view mirror at such a low price. Long-wearing chrome on brass finish with a first-grade mirror. with an adjustable mounting bracket for either side of the car. a At NOW 1.49 Firestone Deluxe 8-piece Kitchen Tool Set Heavy chromium-plated steel Hardwood handle 3-Coat red and white enamel Made England. Ferrule-constructed handle Regular Price $2.29, NOW Competitive Prices with Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults R.O.P.

Sired New Ilampshires R.O.P. Sired White Leghorns R.O.P. Sired Leghorn-Hampshire Cross Hatchery Approved Light Sussex Hatchery Approved Black Australoips Hatchery Approved Austra White Cross Write or Phone for Information and Price List 1.79 At Harrison Hotel Take Advantage of our 30 DAY FREE TRIAL of a Connor Automatic Washer in your home. A Connor can be installed to suitable existing plumbing in your home, and if you are not convinced after 30 days that it is the washer for you, return it to us with NO OBLIGATION. Let us arrange the installation today! Bagpipes, Boar's Head Greet 1952's Arrival COLES HATCHERIES Ltd.

Box 188N Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pringle, of Calgary, were New Year's week visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Peers.

They made many calls, visiting old friends in the district. CLOVERDALE, B. C. Phone 173 BRETT SALES LIMITED Opposite Brett's Ltd. Phone 6101 We repair Radios or anything Electrical HEAD COLD "VANEX" KOLD KILLER "Cears the Head in a flash" Kold Killer relieves that stufi'ed-up feeling of cold in the head or obstruction of nasal air passages when congested, nasal catarrh and hay fever.

COLDS? LA GRIPPE? GRIP-FIX Usually relieves the feverish distressed feeling in the head, also soreness of the muscles and limbs associated with colds, La Grippe. Being a mild laxative, it stimulates the action of the liver, assisting nature in eliminating poisonous matter. COLD COMING ON? "VANEX" HISTINE Anti-Histamine Capsules Overcome annoying symptoms which accompany a cold running nose, watering eyes, plus relief of muscular aches which also usually come with a cold. Mtes bottle The new year was ushered in with festivity at the Harrison Spa. At midnight the Copper room was filled to capacity.

Led by a "Hieland piper" a parade which consisted of cooks and waitresses bearing the boar's head and other delicacies and dressed as Uncle Sam, John Bull, Father Time and little 1952, proceeded from the kitchen to the Copper rdom arriving on the hour' of midnight. At 1:30 a.m. New-Year's breakfast was served in the beautiful Gardenia room and until the early morning pipers and Hieland dancers entertained the guests with music and Scottish dances. In other parts of Harrison there were a number of private parties and a public dance in the old community hall. The New Year's dance in the new community hall was cancelled owing to cold weather.

Police report no trouble on New Year's night. Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Klein and A. L. McLennan, Vancouver, were guests at Harrison Spa for the New Year celebrations. Local residents who look in the New Year party at the hotel included Mr. and Mrs.

F. Mclnrov, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pickard, Mr.

and Mrs. George Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Garccau, Mrs. B.

Widdess. Mr. F. Rustad, Col. and Mrs.

A. M. Naismith, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Lak-berg and Mr. and Mrs. Ted O'Neil. Miss Margaret Bcrger, who has been holidaying in Vancouver for the past two weeks, returned home for New Year's. Visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Bcrger for New Year's day-were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and Miss Mary Lynn McFaiiane, all of Vancouver.

Harrison school re-opened again 29 49 45 13's Monday, January 7, the new addition taking grades 3 and 4 which formerly attended Agassiz school. The majority of the logging camps on Harrison Lake are not expected to start operations for some time. D. Southwick, who spent the holidays here with his family, returned to Vancouver Island on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Stobie, who have spent the past month in Chilliwack, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Garceau and Miss Lena Cassie arc leaving shortly to reside in Mission City. After the New Year the Harrison Hot Springs hotel reduced its staff to a minimum and will operate in this manner for the next few weeks. The past two weeks have been a strenuous period for motorists in this vicinity. Snow and icy roads have been the cause of several minor accidents. No injuries have been reported.

Miss Greta Strom, who has been in Seattle and Vancouver holidaying for the past month, spent the past week in Harrison at Deer Lodge hotel. To Receive Flight Wings Wings will be pinned on two Chilliwack Air Cadets, Thursday at a ceremony at the Chilliwack Lions Club meeting at the Empress Hotel. Wing Commandcr'J. Easton, No. 12 Air Defense group, Vancouver, and Dcnys II.

Back, Provincial Command, Air Cadet League of Canada will officiate. The two boys, who have completed their training by means of scholarships are Sgt. Danny Middleton and Cpl. 'z-oz. bottle 43 98 12's 3G's 1.00 50's 19S2 POMTDAC 1st CARLOAD has arrived! NOW is the time to make a trade as shipments are limited this year.

We also have Jj-ton Pickups in stock. Elk Motors Ltd. will give you a liberal allowance on your old car. DEAL NOW while there is a variety to choose from. COUGH (Due to Cold) "REID'S" BRONCHITIS MIXTURE Unexcelled for coughs, colds, laryngitis, false croup, bronchitis.

Acts instantly. Take lull strength or dilute with a little hot water sipstowlv. 2vo, 45 COUGH RELIEF Plus TONIC Cough Remedy-Tonic CRE -OL Not only does CRE-OL relieve deep-seated coughs and bronchial infections but it also acts as a valuable strengthening tonic after colds of this type. only a block from We also feature a heated grease rack and expert tune-up service the center of town. Drop in and give us a check over.

CHEST COLD? BRON-KO-RUB 30 am, 45 Acts like an old-fashioned poultice stimulates circulation of blood in affected area. Rub in gently until warmth is felt and cover with soft cloth. HUICK and PONTIAC DEALERS The Garage 1 Mock from the centre of town 75 1.25 5-oz. lu'oz. bottle life WMms W.

TELEVISION, Radio Wireless Operating all offer big money. Trained men urgently needed. Get details now of day, night and home-study plans. No previous knowledge needed. Write stating age, education, and whether married or single.

Radio College of Canada 8G Uathurst Toronto 2B Bruce McAlpine. They will now be known to their fellow cadets as Boys must complete three years training with the Air Cadets and pass written examinations before qualifying for the scholarships, which give them a month's train- I ing in Vancouver. Value of scholarship is estimated to be about S300. Boys must meet living expenses in Vancouver only. 7 Peter Koropatnick, Manager Bob Bilker, Shop Foreman Phone 23401 Previous Chilliwack Cartage Bldg.

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