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

ZHt? (SfaiUtntark Pragwsa CESS CEO QESHB CHILLIWACK, B.C.; FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 19G0 Caterers Study Food Poisoning Personal hvjriene and ore-l Three requirements are contaminated. The 'bug' must vention of contamination are' necessary before any food can(be able to grow in the food. ficrVif ibecome poisonous, the healtn I ne looa must remain ai room lo ugm out- major ways breaks of food poisoning, Dr. REVIVAL SERVICES REV. HENRY II.

EPP Evangelist Broadway Mennonite Brethren Church Jan. 31 to Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND Donald 1 1 1 medical health officer said Wednesday. "People who have any infec tion such as a cold, or a boil or upset stomach shouldn't offer their services to prepare the church supper," Dr.

Ket- HELD OVER AGAIN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ONE SHOW ONLY SATURDAY EACH NIGHT AT 8 P.M. MATINEE at 2 P.M. The entertainment world's most wonderful entertainment I POSITIVELY LAST THREE PERFORMANCES I I I WANTED CBC-TV'S "TALENT CARAVAN" Wants Top Quality SINGERS DANCERS MUSICIANS VARIETY ACTS Auditions will be held at Vancouver, Victoria, Chilliwack, Mission Nanaimo For Audition Applications Writq to: CDC Auditions, 701 Hornby Street, Vancouver 1, BC. CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION tyls warned. He was addressing 35 representatives of local catering organizations attending a short-course on food handling sponsored by the Upper Fraser Valley Health Unit.

Food poisoning is introduced in two ways, the health officer said by intoxication and by infection. In the first instance the bacteria produces poison in the food. In the infectious type of poisoning it is the bacteria itself which does the damage. Staphylococcus is the most common example of the intoxicating kind of poisoning. Dr.

Kettyls said. This organism can be carried in the nose or throat of food handlers. It develops in milk, ham and pastry products. Salmonella is an example of the infectious type of poisoning in which the living organism does the damage. Salmon ROSSANO BRAZZI MITZI GAYNOR JOHN KERR 'THE SECRET CODE" ACTION SERIAL STUDENTS.

CHILDREN 12 and under SAT. MAT: THIRD CHAPTER PRICES: ADULTS EVENINGS 1.00 .75 MATINEE SAT. .75 .50 B.C. GOVERNMENT TAX INCLUDED ONE WEEK COMM. NEXT MONDAY, FEB.

1 ONE SHOW ONLY MATINEES WED EACH NIGHT AT 8 P.M. and SAT. AT 2 P.M. ATTENTION FARMERS! BJn Fact NW CHILLIWACK MOTHERS' MARCH will be staged Saturday night to raise funds to aid crippled children. Getting an early donation from Mrs.

J. S. McGraw, Brett avenue, is her next door neighbor, Mrs. Stan Smith. ONE BY ONE THEY FALL BEFORE THE GREATEST CRIMEFIGHTERS OF ALL! Have Those Machinery Repairs Done Now License Fee Protest TRADE IN NOW BUY NOW MORE SALES MEANS MORE JOBS BUTLER BROS.

SUPPLIES LTD. LA 6-4852 Whalley SY3 7950 Chilliwack ella is related to the typhoid organism. CARRIED BY DOGS The 'bug' can be carried by dogs, cats, birds or cattle as well as by humans. In the case of a chicken the bird might be I infected before or after it is Another type of poisoning rrJI (3. II II II Cabinet Brief Prepared Chilliwack Board of Trade using public highways.

be passed on to farmers in in- less common today is botulism, creased hauling costs on organism produces the ft, commodities as feed, livestock, 'most potent tvpe of food poi- is preparing a brief protesting the provincial government's new license fee structure for commercial vehicles fruit, berries, hay and eggs. Uon known, Dr. Kettyls said. The brief will incorporate two resolutions and a number of submissions from various representatives of the trucking industry. FOR ONLY THE BEST IN ALL YOUR CEMENT WORK Call LINDHOUT BROS.

Vttr Sidewalks Foundations 1 a. C. f'pmpnt f'nncf mrt inn nf All Effect of the licensing in-, It appears in home canned and JAMES STEWART crease on part time trucking non-acm looas tt Chip Htrtatgr, the man behind the badge operators, and seasonal log- As a precaution against bot- City lawyer Frank Wilson is ging operators who are taxed ulism Dr. Kettyls warned home drawing up the brief and it for a full year. canners to be sure to boil their VERA MILES as Lucy Hardest, the girl Denind the man will go direct to the provincial cabinet through minister of commercial transport 1 Kinds Forms for Rent OUR NEW PHONE SY 3 6121 SHOP SY 4 3171 and SY 2 2732 Greater percentage of vegetables tho farr is hv wav nf muni the trucking industry gen- Wicks erally.

Mr. Wilson said the brief Complete Installation of OIL AND GAS FURNACES GENERAL SHEET METAL PLUMBING SUPPLIES Harper Sheet Metal Ltd. Chilliwack, B.C. Phone SY 2 1241 would be in two parts, one sec tion pointing out the anoma cipal sideroads and not provincial highways. Some consideration should be given to tire size and axle THE EVERLASTING THRILL OF IT BLAZES FROM THE SCREEN IN MAJOR CINEMATIC EXCITEMENT lies and injustices of the tax Want Ads, Like Freedom, Are Everybody's Business Use Them Now cuc" ratios in assessing licensing rucking operators generally, fees for commerci vehicles.

This resolution urged that the license fee increases be instituted over a three year period with provision for payment on a quarterly or semi-annual basis and added that overload provisions, which went into effect last summer, should be reviewed (Continued on Page 3) me oiner secuon unaemning the impact of the new licens PRICES INCLUDING B.C. GOV'T TAX EVENINGS MATINEES ADULTS .0 .70 STUDENTS .40 .40 CHILDREN .25 .20 The Board of Trade contends that the increased licensing fees scheduled to go into effect March 1 will work a great hardship on commercial increase will come directly out of tfte farmer's pocket ing regulations on local farm economy. The brief is expected to be ready for submission in a few days. Among points to be raised in the brief: Increased license fees will STRIKE HARD not be absorbed by operators The increase will strike hard 01 commercial vehicles but will the nrimarv Droducers and DAILY FL could kill off the poultry industry, already in a depressed state. The cost of the increase will come directly out of the pocket of the primary producer, the Board contends.

The brief will csk the minis- Rev. H. Epp To Speak In Chilliwack SERVICE at Rev. Henry H. Epp of Sas- ter of commercial transport to CUNNINGHAMS katoon, Saskatchewan, will consider immediate steps to conduct a series of revival ser- modify and qualify the new vices in Broadway Mennonite' schedule of highway license Brethren church, beginning, fees as they relate to the on January 31 and continuing classes of commercial vehicles to February 9 at 8 p.m.

every which deal exclusively with Films brought in before 3:30 Pm. will be ready by 3:30 Pm. the following day. evening. servicing the primary agn- Rev.

Epp has had a rich and i cultural and horticultural pro-varied experience in the minis- ducer. Color Film Takes Longer NOTE: (Black and White Only, to Process.) try. For the past 20 years he It will also incorporate a has been active in Canada and resolution drafted by a the United States as evange- special committee of the list, bible school teacher and Valley and Lower Main-pastor, the major portion of land Associated Boards of his time being devoted to pas- Trade covering the effect of toral work. new government regulations PHOTO SPECIAL! an important decision has been reached a family has grown stronger and a new friendship has begun A 5 7 Enlargement with Greystone Easel Frame 85c VALUE -SPECIAL ONE LOCATION ONLY AT SOUTHGATE Skrvice carrying through to that certain day in the future when thankfully your foresight pays off! Last year, more than 41,000 families bought this Sesvice. In purchasing $468,707,080 of new insurance they helped to make 1959 the greatest year since the Company was established in 1887.

The Man from Manufacturers has just left this home. The talk was about the many responsibilities that affect the future: the family's welfare, the children's education, the peace of mind of financial security. And because it was a practical, helpful conversation "financial security" was spelled out in terms that gave it real meaning to a family. If you, like this family, feel that the future does not look after itself, then the Man from Manufacturers is ready to help you. Service starting with the initial, wise counsel on what Life Insurance is best for you to own! HALF MILLION TROUT EGGS SHIPPED HERE Just arrived from Washington at the Cultus Lake trout hatchery are 477,000 Eastern Brook trout eggs part of a 900,000 order coming into the Hatchery this spring.

The eggs will be hatched here then distributed throughout the province. Several liberations will be made in the Lower Mainland, though the bulk will be transferred to the Loon Lake Summer Hatchery for distribution from there. The Brook Trout eggs are the first ever handled at the Cultus Lake hatchery where it is hoped they will do as well as the Rainbow and Steelhead normally handled. Some 37,000 Fall Rainbow, part of a 150,000 order from Oregon, were received last Hatching is expected to start soon. HERE ARE OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR'S OPERATION Plid to policyholders Ind then beneficiaries M.

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