The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 12

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Jan. 21, Sardis PTA At Annual Meeting United Church. WMS Reports Active Year. 200 EXPERTLY REBUILT AND REFINISHED. PIANOS ON SALE AT LEWIS ON EASY TERMS FIVE YEARS WRITTEN GUARANTEE mproved Lighting Promised For School Red Cross Gives Direct Service To Community Giving direct service to the community on a year-round basis are the loan cupboard and the Housekeeping service maintained by the Chilliwack branch, Canadian Red Cross.

During the past year the Loan Cupboard, convened by Mrs. G. G. Wilson has assisted 119 persons during illness with the loan of sick room equipment, crutches and wheelchairs. A total of 148 articles has been loaned out during the year.

In the housekeeping service, two taken the job of convening the hot lunches, was expressed and ap Sardis Parent Teachers' association heard in a. letter from the Chilliwack District 33 School Board that improved lighting will be installed soon in the Sardis school plauded. Coca was served January i I v' 9 for the first time this year. Volun A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Will Put a Reliable Piano into your Home. TAKE IP TO TWO YEARS to pay the balance.

Pianos by the leading makers Compare them side by side teer workers are welcome and will and that decorating and other re be assigned a time most convenient to themselves. Mrs. P. Abbey. Other officers are Mrs.

Ward White and Mrs. George Culbert, honorary presidents; Mrs. H. S. Tubbs, first vice-president; Mrs.

A. Hannah, second, and Mrs. W. I. Graham, third; Mrs.

T. S. Peterson, recording secretary; Mrs. A. H.

Johnston, treasurer; Mrs. D. McCurdy, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. C.

White, Missionary Monthly; Mrs. E. I. Hayles, secretary for temperance and citizenship; Mrs. W.

Armstrong, supply secretary; Mrs. R. G. Ferguson, literature; Mrs. C.

Parker, flowers, Mrs. Doreen Watson, friendship; Mrs. G. Glover, Christian stewardship; Mrs. E.

M. Scandrett. asso Pupils of Mrs. C. Hannaford and N.

A. Skelton will share the prize awarded for the best attendance of parents at PTA. Annual meeting of the Women's Missionary society, Chilliwack United church, January 13 brought reports of an active and successful year, with increased interest in the study of missions and greater financial help to missionary work. The following summary of the year's activity was given: Many of the members heard Miss Marie Chela, African native teacher, when she spoke at the sectional rally at Sardis. Five members were able to attend the Pres-byterial meeting in New Westminster, in February and a good attendance at the 11 regular meetings and one special meeting was reported.

Mrs. P. Abbey and Mrs. A. H.

Johnston had attended a leader's training school in Vancouver bringing back helpful information to the society. Donations of 16 quilts, 9 parcels A film obtained from the UBC women are available for emergency calls for care of the family during illness, or to assist with practical nursing. Mrs. T. E.

Heaton, convener, at the annual meeting of the extension department, "Children Growing Up With Other People, was shown, followed by the forma society Friday said that 44 homes tion of four groups to discuss the STEINWAY BLUTHNER CIUCKERING BECKSTEIN IIEINTZMAN CO. MASON RISCH NORDHEI.MER WILLIS BELL MENDELSSOHN WEBER BEETHOVEN LESAGE ETC. Prices from $245 $275 $295 $325 $350 $376 $395 etc. Com in, or write us your satisfaction guaranteed! problem at various age levels. ciate secretary, and Mrs.

T. Calder, I pianist. I Dr. Glover concluded the meet-! Refreshments were served by Mrs. E.

E. M. Pierce, honorary secretary of the Chilliwack branch, Canadian Red Cross, gave the executive report of the branch to the annual meeting Friday. She was returned to cilice along with Mrs. G.

Green, president, and Miss Marjorie Dunn, honorary treasurer. had been served in this way during the past year. Letters of thanks and appreciation for the good work of the two housekeepers, Mrs. E. Eaton and Mrs.

M. Mann were frequently re Mr. and Mrs. L. Elderkin and Mrs L.

Johnston, conveners. ing with a short and encouraging ceived. Most families are able to pay all or part of the cost of these of clothing and 54 pounds of milk Personals Mrs. Claude G. Smith has returned to her home here after services, but where the need is pairs will be allowed in the new budget.

A motion of thanks to the many who had contributed to the success of the annual Christmas concert and party was moved and Mrs. E. C. McCaw, president, asked that a letter be sent to each thanking them for their assistance. Particularly mentioned was Mrs.

N. Trojan who had assisted in the international theme by displaying several beautiful examples" of Ukrainian embroidery. James Dyble told of plans shaping up for a talent show to be held in the early spring. Mrs. G.

Elder is producing a one-act play to augment the program. B. Bailey, film convener, reminded members of the B.C. Electric film to be shown in the gymnasium in February. Membership in the association now stands at 71, with a total of $58 taken in for membership fees, according to Mrs.

C. Shaw. A brief on "The Advantages of Membership in the B.C. Parent Teachers' Federation" will be presented to the February meeting. As the meeting coincides with National Health Week it is also hoped to have Dr.

J. L. Whitbread address the meeting. Thanks to Mrs. Ft.

Wells and Mrs. S. Forsyth, who have under HEADQUARTERS FOR BABY GRAND PIANOS Choose from. the largest stock in Western Canada the world's leading makes rnagnificent-toned instruments in various styles and models and finishes. Priced from $1050 You May Take up to Three Years to Pay! powder were sent overseas during urgent.

Red Cross funds enable the service to carry on. RydeT Lake WI Welcomes Guest being a patient at St. Vincent's hos In preparation for the possible talk on the missionary work of the church and then pronounced the benediction. Refreshments were served by Mrs. G.

G. Wilson. Rosedale Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Everett and Miss Ola Everett, McGrath road, were recent hosts to Mrs. A. W. Burpee, Edmonton, Alta.

Lloyd Preston, who is attending Bible school in North Vancouver, visited his parents at the weekend. need of service in the case of disaster, Chilliwack Red Cross is also Gibson Guitars Olds Trumpets llohner Piano Accordions pital, Vancouver. Mrs. Yvonne Stepler of Ottawa, who with Mr. SteDler.

is leaving Miss Barbara Barber was a guest offering training for home nursing, ai me meeting of Ryder Lake HOUSE LTD. including work on civil defense. Women's Institute Wednesday when 20 Members gathered for the uranvme m. shortly for London, England, spent the weekend as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Cooper, 649 ancouver 2. B.C. Two classes have been inaugurated by Mrs. F. Barwell convener, at workroom headquaters and also in East Chilliwack.

A further class in the Vedder district is being ar the year, principally to Korea. Gifts were also made to Indian hospitals, including Coqualeetza, Port Alberni and Shawnigan Lake. Naramata Christian Leader's Training school also received a donation. Over 500 house and hospital calls were made during the year and 39 cards and 12 letters sent out. The treasurer reported that (he allocation of $425 to the Presby-terial had been exceeded.

With reading of annual reports complete Dr. Geoffrey Glover took over the meeting for the installation of officers for 1953. Re-installed as president was hrst meeting of the year. Discussion of the need for new Trans-Canada highway east. linoleum for the hall kitchen floor Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Johnson ranged. and cupboards led to the appoint ment of Mrs. C. Orme, Mrs.

A. were in Vancouver during the weekend to visit their son. Bev Looking for Something? Try Classified Ads A claim of $160 lodged by P. H. Epp, Hopedale road, has been re-fered by township council to their insurance agents.

The claim was made for damaged raspberries accidentally killed by the township's roadside weed spraying trucks. Annis and Mrs. B. Bailey to in vestigate costs and amounts re Shower Honors Johnson. They were accompanied by their granddaughter.

Miss quired. They will submit the Sandra Ness. figures to the next meeting. Mother, Twins Appointed as sewing conveners for the annual bazaar were Mrs. The infant twin sons of Mr.

and A. Hornby and Mrs. J. Maddams Mrs. H.

Richerts were honored The CGIT at Ryder Lake will be sent a letter commending BEFORE YOU IN VEST IN A FINEST BRAND OFCOFFEE YOU CAN BUYI them for the inspiring vesper ser Thursday evening, when a group of friends surprised Mrs. Richerts with a baby shower. The party was held at the Richerts home, 23 Lewis avenue, with Mrs. C. Ford vice held in the community hall during the holiday season.

and Mrs. V. Brown acting as A (Ml The annual "Grandmothers" luncheon will be held at the February meeting with the mothers Three-year-old Garry Richerts, as hostesses. A surprise gift from Mrs. A.

Brooks was won by Mrs. A. I fort Hornby. dressed in yellow sleepers, proudly presented the gaily wrapped gifts to his mother. Bingo was played, with prizes going to Mrs.

H. Richerts, Mrs. H. Harris and to Miss G. Cox.

The serving of refreshments concluded the party. garry coffee Tea was served by Mrs. R. D. Eaton, Mrs.

A. Annis, Mrs. B. Bailey and Mrs. Eugene Voight.

The guests included Mrs. H. Richerts, Mrs. W. Schaldemose, Miss Donna RED LABEL.

JARRY Mrs. D. Niel, Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs.

S. Booth, Mrs. P. Demerse, Mrs. A.

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Playing a program of Vitalli, Beethoven and Franck, Miss Sambrooke showed an innate musician GOLDEN COIl'J DREAD QUESTION Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gillis, As-siniboia, who spent the early part of the winter in Portland, Oregon, were weekend visitors in Chilliwack enroute to their home.

They were visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. McLean and Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Dayman. Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. McRoberts, 307 Margaret avenue, had as their guests recently, Mr. McRoberts' three sisters, Mrs.

W. Fish, Winnipeg; Mrs. A. B. Johnston, Borden, and Mrs.

S. E. Keller, Van ANSWER FOOD PUH FREEZER PLAN ship and intelligent insight into the. technical and emotional aspects of the music. Complete mastery of bowing technique was evident in the warmth and purity of tone that one has come to expect from this young artist.

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Sugar Refining Co. P.O. Box 969, Vancouver, B.C. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Riedigcr will be leaving shortly for Hillsboro, Kansas, where they will take up Red Cross Work-Room Praised Special commendation for the work of Miss Ann Smith anH hir Does the company OWN and OPERATE Ha own food processing and distributing plant or plants? Does the company maintain Its own food delivery trucks and delivery personnel so It will nut require others to deliver Us food! Does the company have Its own sources of vegetables and fruit to It will not be dependent on, and force you to pay a second profit to, another processor andor distributor? Does the company have Its own warehouse storks of vegetables, fruits, and juices adequate to Insure Its ability to meet lour future food needs? Does the company have Its own salaried and experienced meat buyers who personally select each side of beef, pork, iamb, and veal from the packing plants to Insure maintenance of superior quality and flavor? Does the company offer true "bulk-quantity" packages so It can offer you the maximum bulk-quantity savings, not just a few cents off the full retail price of expensively labelled and packaged tiny retail packages? Does the company finance your budget purchases of food with Its own money through a bank so you will not be required to pay personal loan rates of Interest through professional small loan companies? Is the company prepared to finance future food purchase on the same basis as the first order, without requiring you to pay cash or refinance through a small loan company, thus making It necessary for you to pay Interest-on-interett? Does the company depend on the quality of Its food, the excellence of Its service, the attractiveness of Its prices to Insure that vou will continue to pay for your food Instead of requ ring you to pledge your salary, furniture, or automobile as security for the personal loan they might require you to sign? Does the company offer a printed and signed guarantee of the quality of its food with full exchange privileges? Does the company publicize the street addresses and, phone numbers of its plant or plants ProPet to Inspect Its food processing and distributing facilities to assure their existence and sanitary condition? Is the company, solely dependent on Its food, and the attendant freezer volume required ii Er food storage. Instead of selling food as an adjunct or sideline to a previously established appliance, furniture, used car, or roofing business? principals of the company had years of sueceosful experience In IthJn a.nd HributlnB Instead of having recently added a butcher and men tohandk foodlanr' appllance or otner commodity salesmen and service Efnnuf SiSLWJlf on haila of food variety, food quality, continuing ZftiS' ie "oulk-quantity" food price savings Instead of "no studies in Tabor College. YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES N0 YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES N0 YES NO YES NO Mr. and Mrs. James Massie, Bob Massie and Miss Pat Lowe, motored to Vancouver Monday to spend a couple of days at the coast city.

co-worker, Mrs. J. W. Phillipson was contained in the annual report of the Red Cross Workroom rnm- mittee, submitted by Mrs. George urcen.

ine report was given at smith's 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

15. week 1 price, or exienoea ireezer unance terms: or'-freez" to lntt IfwlST othw Plana" fbfv I.he Bureau, and Credit Bureau report favor-ably on the company and Its previous local food or other business undertakings? Gotham Gold Stripe Nylons If you have been having trouble with your nylons NOT WEARING, try Gotham Gold Stripe your troubles will Mpf be over. If the answers to all the above questions are it's a "GENUINE FOOD PLAN" and Home Provisioned the originators of the first GENUINE FOOD PLAN In Canada with food processing and distributing plants in Vancouver, Victoria, Edmonton, Lethbrl dge, Medicine Hat, the Crow's Nest Pass, Hamilton and Kitchener (Ontario) offer its wholehearted support and endorsement! 51 Guage, Sheer, lovely new shades Denier 1.35 1.25 1.85 Slightly heavier for harder wear 51 Guage, CO Denier. Pair For those requiring long hose 39 Inch. Pair COUPON tne annual meeting of the society Friday at St.

Thomas Anglican church hall. In the report read by Mrs. C. Campbell, thanks were given to both for their careful work in packing all shipments which leave the branch for the Vancouver headquarters. Many previous compliments have been received from the headquarters committee for the perfect assembling and marking of the goods, and the branch was again congratulated by Mrs.

J. W. Mawer, provincial vice-president, for their excellent work. Shipments to Vancouver increased this year with a total of over 48,000 articles sent out. Included were, 44,200 blood clinic wipes, 30 transfusion towels, 370 infants knitted wear articles, 1,530 infants garments, 721 children's knitted wear articles, 234 sewn garments, 31 quilts large size and 13 cot size and an additional 1,023 articles for the national program.

Surgical dressing group has met regularly on Mondays convened by Mrs. David Hill and Mrs. G. Wilson. Sewing and cutting groups meet Tuesday and Thursday under the convenorship of Mrs.

C. Campbell and Mrs. George Culbert. A group from Greendale works Fridays. Though some of the women sew at the workrooms, most of the work is distributed among the women's groups in the district for work in their homes or in clubs.

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