The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 9

CHILLIWACK, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1954 U.S. Tourist Influx "Average" This Year New Scout FVMPA Picnic Set For Cultus Almost 3000 of the Lommissioner According to a report from the Board of Trade this area is experiencing an average influx of American tourists. Generally Americans shopping in this area are purchasing chinaware, woollens and travelling necessities. Ladies' and men's clothing stores that stock imported wool- lens and tartans report that sales are good. There is no sale for cottons or synthetic fabrics.

Drug stores report that sales of films and gifts are good this season. Bone china and novelty gifts are the major purchases made by the Americans in local gift shops and jewellers. Fraser Valley Milk Producers' Association, their wives and fam 'Taps'Mountain Fastness ilies are expected to participate in the co-op's annual picnic at Highway Crash Here Kills Kamloops Man Bernard Alfred Pope, 30, Kamloops, was killed and four other persons suffered minor injuries at 5 a.m. Saturday when a car went out of control on the Trans-Canada highway between Sumas Prairie road and C'annor road, struck a telephone pole and landed in a roadside strawberry patch. Injured were William Rodney Fewings, driver of the car, Mrs.

Fewings and Tope's wife and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Fewings are believed to be from Manitoba. The injured were taken to Chilliwack General Hospital Pat Bibby has succeeded former Air Marshal Earl MacLeod jas Boy Scout Commissioner for the Chilliwack area, which takes jin Hope, Yarrow, Cultus Lake land Sardis, it was announced in I I Cultus Lake Tuesday.

FVMPA President D. R. "Danny" Nicholson and Hon. VV. K.

Kiernan, minister of agriculture, are both expected to speak. a letter from Dominion Scout, Seagram's V.O. water in these sections is much dearer than the first one. The sediment which collects in the bottom of the tank is moved with the aid of a twelve-inch pipe which runs the full length of the storage tank. Removal is controlled by a series of flush- Jleadquartcrs Friday morning.

Mr. Bibby, scoutmaster of the St. Mary's group for the past six 'years, was recommended for his Elk Creek Remote Source Of This Area's Supply The jrentle folded hills of the Chilliwack Valley not only provide some of the most beautiful scenery in western Canada but one of the most essential commodities to any community. Water! The very word makes one thirsty. 1 1 post by the Chilliwack out gates in each chamber.

Scouts' Association to provincial for treatment. No other vehicle was involved in the crash. Th at thn nod headquarters, who in turn passed 0T Seagram's end of the tank is where the; "ame on to dominion head-water collects before it goes intoj aners- I the water mains and later into! His duties will be to make sure After a cool drink, hardly anyone would stop to consider what taps Aftor all tne filtering that that Boy Scout doctrines are car Sure happens to their water before they get it or where it comes from, jhas been going on, the water in ried out, organize new groups and In the case of Chilliwack, it conies from the Elk Creek Water jthis chamber is so clear that any in general see that the organiza-Works and it goes through an amazing transformation before it isediment dropped into it goes lions are functioning properly. conies out of a tap in the kitchen sink He is succeeded at St. Mary's SERVICE on Radios and Refrigeration Car Radio Service.

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Lr Frank Davis leaves tomorrow for the screening and chlorination can make it. Combined with the Dum the overflow which runs abouti Creek and consequently water supply of much of the Chilliwack Valley. vill Creeks system on the east shoulder of Elk Mountain, the Salesmen 250,000 gallons per day. This is ae h'sJ Letterheads are Your Silent most necessary item to the main- I 'Marty at D. ociLd "Lle Let the Progress pri (Continued lent output can be boosted to 6,000, The water rushes headlong printing staff help you plan yours.

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