The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 10

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Jan. 9, 1952 Hope Taken 10 Years Ago at Hong Kong open store hours. In addition, the library provides book service for 1,700 students in 12 elementary schools in Chilliwack school district. GA. Marks Anniversary Capture by Japanese $100 A MONTH FOR LIFE FROM AGE 60 Graduation as Of Dayton's Ten years almost to the prisoner of war by the Japanese Bookvan Service For January The following is a schedule of the Bookvan service in the Chilliwack district for the month of January.

The bookvan calls at each stop at the same time on the same day every third week. Bridal Veil (Trans-Canada highway) Tuesday, January 22. 3:40 p.m. Cheam View Store (Trans-Canada highway) Tuesday, January 22, 2:40 p.m. Popcum (Trans Canada highway) Tuesday, January 22.

3:15 p.m. Rosedale (Red White store) Tuesday, January 22, 11:30 a.m. Hope ton, a former Chilliwack man, was aamiuecl to tne tntisli Columbia Institute of Chartered Accountants. annual dividends. If you are over 50, benefits are available at a later date.

FOH rOUR FAMILY Should you not live to the age of 60, $15,000 will be paid to your family on vour death. varii'il for women. This is the plan suppose you are not over 50, you make regular payments to the Sun Life of Canada. At age 60 you start receiving $100 a month for life or, if you prefer it, $17,149.00 in cash- both amounts can be increased by accumulating By completing the enquiry form below you can obtain details suited to your personal requirements. The plan covers all amounts of premiums from as little as $5.00 per month and the cash or pension can in most cases commence at age 50-55-60 or 65.

day af ter he was taken a at HongfKong, Ernest Day Govt. To Aid Dyke Federal authorities are prepared to contribute $10,000 toward river bank protection in the Ridgedale area of Matsqui dyke, according to word received by George Cruick-shank, member for Fraser Valley. Federal grant would' be on the basis of matching amounts from provincial authorities and the dyking district it is stated by Robert Fortier, executive assistant to the federal minister of public works. Federal district engineer has not yet submitted a detailed report to the minister, but he stated that ail amount of $30,000 could very well be used to improve conditions along this bank and prevent its washing away further next year," Mr. Fortier's letter to Mr.

Cruickshank states. Exact manner in which federal, provincial and dyking district authorities will arrange the work will probably be ironed out in the near future, the member for Fraser Valley says. To: II. C. Farthing SUN LIFE ASSURANCE Bex 27.

Name T. Address Exact date of birth Don't Take Chances! gj. ft! YOU owe it to YOURSELF ffj Iff 1 lo Investigate the possibilities offered by Investor Syndicate) or its affiliate Investors Mutual in attain lug your financial ambitions. See your local Investors Syndicate representative without delay. District Manager Chas.

H. Gibbs P.O. Box 210 Chilliwack If ii Investors Syndicate For Ho.1's ottles DOZEN Same Price Road West IS 'I Secretary-Manager Reports Agriculture Federation Briefs Assist Farmers B. C. federation of agriculture showed a gain in membership of 1342 during 1931, according to secretary-manager Charles Walls.

LIBRARY BRANCHES Chilliwack City (Wellington Avenue) open Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, p.m.; Thursdays, p.m.; Saturdays. p.m. Yarrow in Wittenberg's Store CHIROPRACTIC W. James M. Duthie.

D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Hours 10:00 to 5:00 Tuesday 9:30 to 12:30 other times by appointment Phone 22266, Res. 5884 8 Yale Road East (Over Home-Makers) G. Lyle Littlejohn, D.C, Ph.C. CHIROPRACTOR Office hours: 10-12; Wednesday 10-12 Phone 7117 Ideal Block, Chilliwack.

B.C. (Next to Radio Station CHWK) George II. McLean, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 6 N. Young Road, Chilliwack (Over Fraser Vallev Hardware) Phone 21716 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Closed Monday WE BUY 1 4C 25C Pick Up at CALL AT 692 Yale The son of Mrs. Barbara Dayton and the late A. P. Dayton, who lived for many years on Fairfield Island and later at Sardis, was admitted to the Institute of Chartered Accountants shortly before Christnr.s after being articled to a Vancouver firm for the last five years.

"It was a remarkable recovery," his mother, who now lives in West Vancouver, told The Progress by long-distance telephone. "He was hr pretty bad shape when he returned from Japan in the fill of 1945." Mr. Dayton, who was raised in the Chilliwack district, was graduated from Chilliwack High school in 1937. He was taking a wireless course at Toronto when the second World War broke out. He enlisted in the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals in September, 1939.

He went to Hong Kong with the ill-fated Canadian contingent in the fall of 1941 and was captured with the garrison on Christmas day. He spent five years as a prisonrr of wr.r in Japan. On his return to civilian life, he articled himself to the accounting firm of Norman Lunn, completing the five-year apprenticeship in December. His work includes accounting for Chilliwack firms. He was in the city last week.

The family came to Chilliwack in 1925 and fanned on Fairfield Inland until 1945 when they moved to Higginson road. Sardis. Following the elder Mr. Dayton's death a year ago, Mrs. Dayton moved to West Vancouver where she now resides.

JUST TRY THIS IN YOUR COFFEE CUP when you're "draggy" and "ALL WASHED UP Do you often feel under par slowed down by listless, sluggish feelings? Accumulated body wastes can bring on these symptoms. They're often a sign that your body needs the kind of help Krusehen Salts can give in promoting the healthy action of the intestines, where food is digested, and the kidneys. You see, Kru.schen is not simply a gentle but effective laxa tive it is also a untie, which meant it has the property of aiding the kidneys, too, in their job of getting rid of waste mutter. Thus this easy-to-tuke remedy works not only promptly, but thoroughly. Just try a little Kruschen in your morning beverage when needed.

See how quickly you begin to feel better all day every dayl SALTS AT All DRUG STORES Representative COMPANY OF CANADA Chilliwack, B.C. with For Safe Driving on Snow, Mud, or Slippery Winter Roads, we can guarantee traction for your car or truck Take vour choice of Phone 22652 Right You Classifieds 1951 Year Of Expansion The year 1951 was one of expansion and improvements in Hope and district. The year's highlights have been the start and fast progress on the BCER's big Jones lake hydro-electric project, for which the first contract was awarded last January, and commencement of the new 60,000 volt power line to. Hope: restoration of Yale's 92-year-old St. John's Anglican church: the building of Hope school's new auditorium and three additional classrooms: the BCER's take-over in the area from the B.C.

Power Commission. A survey of the Pacific Nickel Mine holdings near Choate in June, prompted by higher rates for basic metals, and where discovery of ore since that time may lead to opening of the mine this year; construction of the new Johnston block in the village, in which the Bank of Montreal has its new quar ters, and four additional stores further up Wallace street known as the P.olufs block; inauguration of Hope's successful first Fall Fair, sponsored by the Women's Institute; completion of the fire hall and installation of a new button I'larm system; construction of the first unit of a new business block by Irvine Corbett: the stop-over of the Royal train here October 26; a survey of the Coquahalla section of the new oil pipeline from Edmonton to the coast, work on which is now under way with a further party of engineers and surveyors based in Hope; completion of the B.C. Telephone Company's S500.000 pole line from Hope to Princeton, and the start on construction of a permanent $14,000 Forest Ranger station for this district. In addition was Hope's out standing contribution to the 1951 Red Cross funds campaign, the highest over-subscription in the province. The shut-down of all logging last summer, due to the unusually long dry spell and the many fires in and around the area, are among the not-so-bright memories; as are the floods and following heavy snow-slides of last winter, which cut Hope off from the rest of the world for three days, severing all rail and road traffic as well cs telephone and telegraph communications.

Though winter conditions descended earlier this year, so far there has been no interruption of all essential services. Mrs. George Moss and Mrs. E. A.

Monroe left Friday for Long Beach, for a holiday. McBRINE LUGGAGE ON CREDIT S10.00 Down PRECISION TOOLS GENUINE JD PARTS UJ JLi H1AKBKJ5 (r2n C4) 1UATCHF Credit Jewellers TTm hi;" i 3 4-1- 1 Li 1 Mii.Trfr TRAINED MECHANICS i 1. Get extra winter tire mileage, traction and wear by having our recapping experts add thousands of new rugged load miles to ycur smooth treaded tires. We can make your present tires safe under icy road conditions. With our Tractionzer your tire can be made skidproof on icy roads.

2. Let us recap your tires with our famous sawdust tread that lets you drive with confidence on any winter road. We will make a check-up of your tires free of charge and recommend the best job for you, and put your car in first-class driving shape for the rest of the winter. 3. If your tires are too far gone to recap we would suggest that you enquire about new B.F.

Goodrich tires at our station. B.F. Goodrich Mud, Snow tires are built with a deep, specially designed tread to give greater traction safer driving and more pulling power on tough roads. Use them on the toughest roads without chains. Drop in, we will be pleased to tell you more about the above facts and prove our statement as outlined.

Extend BCE Power Line To Silver Creek The long-awaited extension of services to the Silver Creek area near Hope is now under way, with completion of hole digging for the necessary poles from the Trans-Canada highway a total distance of about 3.000 feet. Poles and linesmen will follow the hole-digging crews next week to complete the job, made difficult by a considerable depth of hard-frozen snow. Approximately five dwellings will receive BCER power and light from the new extension, to begin with, and it is anticipated that eventually all the cottages in the area, formerly the married quarters of the Silver-Skagit Logging Company and now privately occupied, will come into the scheme. The latter are now serviced by the old hydro which supplied the logging company. The contract for the extension has been let to Hume and Rumble.

Butter Stocks Show Increase Agricultural Products Board this week noted a marked 'mprovement in the butter supply position as compared with a year ago. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported storage stocks of butter at December 1, 1951, as 57,744.000 pounds as compared with pounds on the same date a year ago. This increase of pounds over last year is significant in view of the fact that on May 1, 1951, storage stocks of butter were 18,256,000 pounds below those at the same date last year. The board attributes the improvement in supply to the fact that during the past seven months. May to November inclusive, butter production was 205,792,000 pounds or 2 per cent higher than production during the same seven months in 1950, and that during the same period butter consumption had declined by some pounds or 2.8 per cent as compared to last year for the same period.

Hope Hardware Incorporated Incorporation papers have been granted to Hope Hardware and Building Supply Co. Ltd. by the provincial registrar of companies. The company is capitalized at 000 and has its registered office on Wallace street, Hope. Jiffy Rhyme From Regina New Years brings more troubles and pains, To owners of cars and little airplanes.

We can't fix the latter but we will fix the first, And we're so proud of our service, we're sure that we'll burst. DON'T FORGET that our grocery department is open until 10 every night except Sunday, for your convenience. REGINA SERVICE STN. and Store 152 Yale E. Phone 7032 Jack Northcote or PHONE BILL WOSK 5552 His year-end report showed that, in spite of increased membership, the federation operated, at a loss of $2797 for the year.

Expenses were up $3787. Increased membership resulted from association of six new farmer groups with the federation, bringing in a total of 1562 new members. Financial difficulties within three small affiliated groups resulted in their resignation and a loss of 22 members, he said. One of the main achievements cf the year was removal of tariffs on three classes of farm equipment being imported from the U.S., the secretary-manager reported. Three resolutions asking for removal of tariffs on three classes of farm equipment were passed at the 1950 convention ajjd were presented as a single resolution by the Canadian federation of agricul ture to the cabinet.

Dr. Hope, the federation's economist, later prepared a more com plete brief which was presented to the minister of "When Mr. Abbott brought down his budget before the house, the tariffs on all this equipment had been removed. "If your federation had done nothing else this last year, you would have been well served by the many thousands of dollars farmers will save over the next few years in buying of equipment." Other work accomplished in Ottawa included presentation of a brief supporting the color ban on margarine before a select standing committee, and also individual canvassing of members of parliament. The subsequent vote in the house supported the color ban.

The federation pressed Ottawa to accept payment in the form of electrical power from the American government's. Libby dam power development in southeast B. C. Exemption of irrigation equipment from the 3 per cent sales tax was asked. This was turned down by the cabinet but remains on the federation's agenda for further work, Mr.

Walls said. The government was also asked to assist in rehabilitation of areas which have been hampered by incorrect land use, or lack of water. No action was taken by the government, however. The same suggestion was included in the brief presented to the provincial minister of agriculture at the 1951 con vention last month at Mission. The federation endorsed a mo- i tion that the floor price for butter be upped from 58 to 63 V2 cents.

1 Two weeks later the government i increased the floor to 63 cents, he said. Considerable work was also done advising on national marketing legislation. 1 rjj mm 'I job 1 I A. GTv 1 mty 10G Main Street No Fumbling It's In Front of This advertisement is by I famous 1 fell VKKIRS' LONDON DRY OIN If Calvert MwmmVmmmw imnwvimm.uimum 11 (fWlT'- I When it comes to reconditioning John Deere Farm Equipment, no other shop in this community can give you the kind ol service we offer In our shop every machine is overhauled the way the factory recommends thanks to the special training of our skilled mechanics. We've equipped our shop with modern precision equipment, enabling our servicemen to do better work.

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3. We Have the Shop Yes, our shop is to handle all types of body work, upholstering of car or truck seats in a minimum of time. Better drive in soon and have your vehicle rejuvenated. AUTO BODY REPAIRS ROY MORROW Opposite the City Hall Phone 227G1 not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or the Government of British Coiumbia..