The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 7

C1IILL1WACK, B.C., WEDNESDAY, August 27, 1952 ENJOY THE FIRST-RUN FILMS IN COOL COMFORT Meadowlands Tournaments Win Most Awards course has ever seen. The date of the big event will be announced soon. Councillors Absent, Meet Postponed H.ocal Ayrshire Breeders Sweep 'Field In PNE Breed Competition AWARD WINNING ROLE! Chilliwack: district breeders claimed most of the top place awards in the Ayrshire cattle classes at the Pacific National Exhibition at the weekend. Ccijutai Two big tournaments are on the fire for next month at Meadow-lands golf course in Chilliwack. The first will fall about September 1, when a "president vs.

vice-president" match will be played. The tourney will be a team and team test, with two team's of about five each. The second tourney will be the mammoth pro-amateur scheduled for sometime around the middle of the month. Meadowlands pro Dune Sutherland, who will be arranging the tourney while in Vancouver for the Canadian amateur, hopes to" have' the pros from all the Vancouver courses out for the tourney. A large turnout of players from the Meadowlands Golf club is expected to swell the program to one of the largest tournaments the A gardener over at Courtney has a hollyhock ten feet, six and a half inches high, and wants to know if anyone can beat it.

AUG. 28-30 BOGART IN HIS ACADEMY HUMPHREY THE MIGHTIEST BOGART ADVENTURE OF THEM ALL! KATHARINE i I HM PLUS: COLOR CARTOON "WACKY BYE r' Yl I Three district Ayrshire breeders showed 22 of the 143 animals entered in the open classes, taking six firsts and a number of seconds and thirds. nlivnr WbIU1 Prion hunt Vnrm Ihowed 13, William McFaul and Son nine in the open classes and six in junior competition. Walter showed one in the junior tlass. William McFaul and Son's six- lonth-old bull, Lyardon Aileen's SAT.

MAT. AT 1:45: ADDED CARTOON COMEDIES FOR THE KIDDIES I Holiday Midnight Preview, Aug. 31 STARTING AT FIVE PAST TWELVE PREVIEW ATTRACTION THE TECHNICOLOR HAPPINESS HIT A veteran of the Wells' herd, Edenbank Ella III placed first in the aged dry cow class. Awards won by McFaul entries included second in the bull calf classes; first for junior yearling bull; first for dry 2-year-old cow; first for milking two-year-old cow; third for senior yearling cow and second for best-uddered cow in show Mr. McFaul, Mr.

Wells and Mr. Moore combined to enter a district herd of eight animals for which they were awarded second prize. From the standpoint of number and quality of entries, the Ayr-shir? show was the best in years, Mr. McFaul said. "As a matter of fact, the PNE cattle show was the best in years in all departments." John McFaul took three top awards in the Ayrshire junior show, winning first prize for his senior calf, first for his yearling and first in showmanship.

GOLDEN GIRL CHILLIWACK DRIVE-IN fem, grand champion Ayrshire ijull at the Chilliwack Fair, placed jTvrst in the junior yearling class 'Jmd was named reserve junior champion. Oliver Wells was awarded first 'prize in the three-year-old class for his bull, Carnell Standard Bearer. Grand Champion cow was owned by the University of British Co-' lumbia and the Grand Champion bull was shown by Harry Dawson and Sons, Vancouver Island. SEATS 60c Tickets On SEPT. 1-2 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR BROADEST Plus: Color Cartoon "ANVIL CHORUS Sept.

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THURSDAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST 2S-29 "SMOKY" in Technicolor, starring Fred McMurray, Anne Baxter, Burl Ives, (The Singing Troubador) The show the whole family will enjoy Also Joe McDoakes Comedy and Color Cartoon SATURDAY ONLY, AUGUST 30 "SANTE FE" A Western in Technicolor, featuring Randolph Scott, Janis Carter 3 Selected Short Subjects SUNDAY MIDNIGHT AUGUST 31 PRE-HOLIDAY SHOW Gates Open 10:00 p.m. Show Starts Midnight "SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD" IA Comedy Musical with Jane Powell, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra. PLUS Selected Short Subjects MONDAY ONLY, SEPTEMBER 1st "LORNA DOONE" in Technicolor, starring Barbara Hale, Richard Greene Also 3 Selected Short Subjects TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2-3 $1.00 CARLOAD NIGHTS "CONVICTED" Adult Entertainment with Brodeiick Crawford, Dorothy Malone, Glenn Ford. A Sport Short on World Champion Hell Drivers Color Cartoon Free Chest X-Ray for all 15 years and over Chilliwack- General Hospital On These Days Only Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.

"It's the Smart Thing To Do" (For further information phone 7157) Inserted by Rotary Club Christmas Seal Committee Show Commences at Sundown. No Planning No Fussing Come as you are at a moment's notice. 2 Complete Shows Nightly Phone 24331 OPENS SEPT. 2 Night School Begins Sept. 4 Monday's township council meeting was cancelled out when it was found that a quorum would not be present.

Reeve W. T. Richardson is showing his prize Guernseys at the PNE; Coun. Newby is back on his annual stint in the Sardis hop fields, while one or two others of the local administration group had other pressing engagements. The meeting is now called for Thursday of this week.

Couvtenay, Vancouver Island, is installing four-way traffic signal lights at the town's main traffic center. It will be the only stop and go signal on the Island highway north of Victoria, according to The Argus. HEAR Desmond Tinkler unfold these mighty prophecies revealing events of GLOBAL importance. AUG. 30 8 p.m.

THE FOUR HORSEMEN of Kev. 6 White, Red, Black and Pale Horses Are they riding now SOUND MOVIE thc favorite Bible story "Samuel'' AUG. 31 8 p.m. THE THREE ANGELS of Kev. 14 Their heaven-sent message for the world today SOUND MOVIE "Grace and Forgiveness" This thrilling picture makes Paul's epistles living documents.

SING the SONGS of Z10N FKOM THE SCREEN Beautifully illustrated Hymns PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK Illustrated Sermons 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 1 "THE HOUR OF GODS JUDGMENT" An amazing Mathematically-proved prophecy. Tuesday, Sept. 2 "GOD PASSION PLAY IN THE DESERT" Sec pictures of the mysterious blood-rites of the Ancients.

Wednesday, Sept. 3 "GOD TEN-POINT PEACE FLAN" The only solution for world recovery. CANVAS CHAPEL Nowell at 1th Avenue "'A 'icwpoui By Jim Nesbitt The Bennett government has been in office less than a month. It has moved with a speed that is almost breath-taking. And, already, it has fallen into the good, old-fashioned government trap of double-talk.

On hospital insurance, the double-talk is wonderful to behold and quite impossible to figure out. Do we. have to pay our hospital insurance premiums, or don't we? If we don't will we be hauled into court for breaking the law, or won't we? Nobody knows. Even the government doesn't seem to know. Health and Welfare Minister Martin is the government's best double-talker so far.

He is charged with administering the thorny hospital insurance. Because Social Crediters ran around during the election campaign saying- they'd take the compulsion out of hospi-; tal insurance, Mr. Martin is on a hotter spot than Liberal Mr. Turn-1 bull when he had hospital insurance. So now poor Mr.

Martin is trying to do away with the compulsion, and, at the same time he's trying to keep it. "The law is the law, and we are not going to flout it," says Mr. Martin. Then, doing a not-so-ncat flip-flop, he says: "We will try all measures we can short of a summons to get payment. We arc appealing to delinquent people to join with us in making BCH1S a success." Well, now, Mr.

Martin says the law is the law, and the government won't flout it, and then he says the government will stop short of a summons in trying to enforce the law. "We believe encouragement is better than enforcement," says Mr. Martin. "Our basic principle will be to uphold the sanctity of the individual." Those are fancy, high-sounding phrases. Encouragement is better than enforcement! Where will this lead! Arc people going to be en couraged, rather than forced, to obey traffic rules? Is it now going to be quite legal to refuse to pay the sales tax? It's going to be nice when the day comes when we're merely encouraged, and not forced, to pay income tax.

It's safe to say a lot of people just won't be encouraged. This observer would say the people of British Columbia have great cause to worry about the future of hospital insurance. One of these clays they're going to find they have no hospital insurance at all. Hospital insurance simply cannot be a success unbss cvery-(Continucci on Page 2) jlMVEmq He is great enough that is his own master. "DIAL 1320 where every day is ladies day for Jules Ross from 10:05 a.m." IP BABY" MOVIETONE WORLD NEWS MITZI GAYNOR DENNIS DAY Sale Now at Box Office LABOR DAY FROM 1:45 P.M.

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Norman Studio photo. Two Black Crows LARRY'S "'Most People 133 Main Street, Chilliwack He Keeps Them As Pets Train for business If you would like to qualify quickly for an interesting position in business, government, and military offices, with a good salary and a secure future, take a course at Central Business College The demand for our graduates far exceeds the supply. A Precious Minute of Summer Summer is fast drawing io a close but there is slill time to take advantage of all the fun and frolic at "the Shoot 'Em; bright metal objects in the grass. Wilfred Fetterly, Glen's father, has been remodeling their front porch, and has found that because of the crows he's using more nails than he planned. The birds will peck at the nails for a while, then pick them up with their beaks and hide them.

Another diversion the crows have developed is pecking at the bulb horn on Glen's bicycle until they get a toot from it. The noise seems to amuse them, and they make a raucous noise almost like a laugh when they succeed. WINGS CLIPPED Because he knows the natural aversion his neighbors have for crows, Glen has clipped their wings so they will slay home. The birds have voracious appetites, and eat about two cans of cat food a week. While they were being raised they consumed four boxes of Pablum.

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Barber lilk. Telephone 21S17 I Varmint hunters, bent on slaughtering crows are invited to stay away from the Jiome of 16-year-old Glen ret- 'tcrly, 169 First Avenue. His sign, "No Shooting Crows, is unmistakable in intent, even if it is a little uncertain as to gram-Inar. He hopes that the sign will 'llow his twin black pets, Blackie and Joe, to continue the domesticated pattern to which they have been trained. Glen acquired the two birds this spring, when his brother.

Hon, shot the neither crow and k'l't i' the fledgelings unguarded. Glen brought the young crows, then about a month old, to his home and began feeding them and trying to tame them. "Dad was pretty much against the idea at first," says Glen, "but he got used to them and he likes them now as much as any of us." AMIABLE PETS The birds apparently make good Ill nln fllnnV shoulder as friendly as any budgie hird. and caw for attention. When Glen pels the birds they coo just like a pigeon.

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