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CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Nov. 8, 1967 Hospital Program (Continued from Page 1) The number of patient-days of care has gone rapidly in the last three years." At the end of 1966 it was 10,100 days per year higher than in 1959. The existing physio-therapy unit, he said, is far too small. Plans are to enlarge it by nine times. Emergency facilities, Mr.

Butcher said, are also gravely inadequate. The extended care unit (formerly Valley Haven) is operating at full capacity with 38 patients. "As has long been known, this facility is grossly below modern and acceptable standards," he declared. "The unit cannot be properly fireproofed and remains a serious fire-hazard. The rooms of patients, particularly the single rooms, are cramped, badly lighted and poorly ventilated.

There is almost no space for an activation program, which is a key point in any up-to-date rehabilitation program. Moreover, unsatisfactory as these facilities are, they can accommodate barely 50 per cent of the number of potenial extended care patients in this regional district." R. A. Adair Construction Ltd. Building Contractors 50 CHEAM AVENUE PHONE 795-3754 Mr.

Butcher pointed out that the expansion program would remedy this "shameful situation" by adding 75 new extended care beds (with a reserve for future requirements) and make it possible to tear down the present wooden buildings. He added that there is hardly a department in the hospital with the sole exception of maternity--which is not bearing an ever-increasing burden and trying to keep up high standards of patient care in face of overtaxed facilities. The expansion plan, as drawn up by Paul D. Smith, in association with engineers D. W.

Thomson Company and Thorson and Thorson, would place the expansion on the west of the present hospital building. It would be roughly cruciform in shape, and consist mainly of two storeys. Heifers Stray Municipal RCMP ask those who have either lost or found heifers to contact the police office. Animals have strayed and RCMP have information which could be useful to concerned heifer owners. Must Pay Fine For Bootlegging A Wellington Avenue reserve resident was fined $75 or three months on Monday for bootlegging.

Daniel George, 51, was given time to pay a $20 fine or 10 days given him for intoxication. Dr. A. U. Michelson, Coming to Abbotsford.

Noted Hebrew Christian Minister of coast to coast Hebrew Christian hour. We will speak at Pentecostal Church, 4202 Montrose Abbotsford, B.C. SUNDAY, NOV. 12th at 7:30 p.m. Also at KINGSWAY MOTOR HOTEL 3848 Kingsway, Vancouver, 2:30 p.m.

Nov. 12. Message: "The Jews in Palestine in the light of prophecy" Tune in K.A.R.I. 550 Monday through Friday 7 a.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m., Sunday 6:15 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING of $170,000 East Chilliwack Credit Union on Saturday afternoon attracted hundreds of people.

Prior to ribbon cutting by Chilliwack contractor B. H. Voth, crowd in front of new two-storey brick veneer finished JULIUS ENNS Rev. Peter Froese and Rev. P.

W. Dyck will officiate at the funeral service Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from First Mennonite Church, Greendale, for Julius Enns, of 42766 Janzen Raod, Sardis. Mr. Enns, who was a retired farmer, died Monday in Chilliwack General Hospital.

Active pallbearers will be Jake Enns, Henry Krahn, Ted Enns, Ron Born, John Enns and Hardy Enns. Honorary pallbearers will be Jacob Pauls and Ben Banman. Interment will be in Greendale Cemetery. Mr. Enns was born in Russia on July 14, 1896, and had lived in this district for eight years.

Surviving him are his wife Katherine; three step sons, Bermhart in Alberta, Aron in Edmonton and George in Haney; two step-daughters, Mrs. Henry (Elizabeth) Born in East Chilliwack, Mrs. Bob (Ann) Wootton in Chilliwack; 17 grandchildren; two brothers, Jacob and George, both in Greendale; three sisters, Mrs. Helen Sawatsky in Greendale, Mrs. Margaret Bartsch in Saskatchewan and Mrs.

Tina Krahn, in Greendale. Garden Chapel Funeral Lethbridge Man Jailed Magistrate A. M. Guinet sentenced a Lethbridge man to 18 months in Oakalla Prison Farm for uttering forged documents. William Edgar McNeil received six months concurrent for false pretences on Monday, six months concurrent for forgery and six months concurrent for false pretences.

The charges were waived here from out fo the province. Man After In Break-in Custody Claims Municipal Act Misused One man is in custody following a break-in at Alcock, Downing and Wright Limited, 123 Fourth Avenue, at 9:45 p.m. Monday. City RCMP said a noncompany truck was parked against a rear door of the building. A worker told police he noticed two men leave the scene.

RCMP are conducting an investigation of the truck for clues. HAULS A TON! CUTS COSTS UP TO DATSUN It's the Datsun Pickup a real profit- And when it's time to go hunting or holimaker that operates at savings of up to daying, there are several fine camper tops made to fit your Datsun Pickup. Come and Inexpensive to buy, inexpensive to run, test drive one today. the Datsun Pickup will haul a full ton, day $2095 after day, with 100,000 mile reliability. But though it's as solid as a tank, it brings the comfort of a car.

You get a full syn- DATSUN I chromesh 4-speed shift, battery saving alternator, vinyl interior, heater and defroster, 6-ply whitewalls and more! a good idea- made better Pioneer Auto Sales 45839 W. Yale 792-6883 Obituaries Home is in charge of arrangements. A resident of this area for 52 years and formerly very active in community work, Mrs. Margaret Isabel Guinet died Sunday at her home at 235 Wellington Avenue. She is the mother of Magistrate A.

M. Guinet of Chilliwack. Mrs. Guinet, who was born in Huron County, Ontario, on May 12, 1884, came to live on Hope River Road in 1915. She formerly resided in the Vancouver and Langley districts.

She was very active in the Community Chest and Women's Institute, and also with the work of Cheam United and Chilliwack United churches. Rev. R. W. Bray is officiating at the funeral service today (Wednesday) in the chapel of Henderson's Funeral Home.

Interment will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Pallbearers are Reg Fulton, Ronald Fielding, Fergus McInnes, Roderick McInnes, Edward Fielding and Kenneth McInnes. In addition to her son, Mrs. Guinet is survived by a grandson Victor and a granddaughter, Lynne, of Chilliwack. Her husband, James Edward, died in 1958.

MRS. MARGARET ISABEL GUINET MRS. LILIAN W. POZER Funeral service was held in Kelowna for Mrs. Lilian W.

Pozer, 76, who died October 27 in hospital. Cremation followed. Formerly of Chilliwack, she resided at 1919 Pandosy Street, Kelowna. Mrs. Pozer is survived by three sons, Dr.

J. William Vancouver; Sydney M. Prince George; Dr. Harold Kelowna; one daughter, Mrs. J.

D. (Phyllis) Mitchener, Penticton; 16 grandchildren and one sister, Elsie, in England. JOHN STANLEY WATSON Rev. Maxwell E. Cooper officiated at the funeral service Saturday in Henderson's Funeral Chapel for John Stanley Watson who died November 1 in Chilliwack General Hospital.

Interment was in Royal Canadian Legion cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Hampton, Leonard Lunz- mann, George Burden, James Burden, Richard Burden and Thomas Burden. Mr. Watson was born in Sunderland, England, on September 9, 1906, and had resided in the district since 1951. He had previously resided in Aldergrove, Langley and Courtenay.

He was a drill doctor in heavy dam construction. He served overseas in World War Two with the Engineers. He is survived by his wife Mabel, 127 Gore Avenue; two daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Doreen) Horsfield, Zeballos; Miss Sharon Watson, at home; two sons, Barry, Enderby; and John, at home; his mother, Mrs. Martha J.

Watson, Trail; one sister, Mrs. George (Beatrice) Casey, Trail; eight grandchildren. MRS. ANNA WIEBE Funeral service for Mrs. Anna Wiebe, who died Monday in Chilliwack General Hospital, is being held at 2 p.m.

today (Wednesday) from First Mennonite Church, Greendale. Interment will be in Greendale Cemetery. Pallbearers are Peter Doerksen, John Doerksen, Peter Wiebe, Henry Rempel, Dave Rempel and Abe Wiebe. Mrs. Wiebe, whose home was at 41994 Keith Wilson Road, was born in Russia on February 28, 1904.

She had rsieded in this area for 26 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George (Betty) Penner of Sardis; a son Hans in London, Ontario; one grandchild; a sister Mary in Russia; and four brothers, Dick Rempel in Sardis, David and Peter Rempel, both in Ontario, and John in Brazil. She was predeceased by her husband Abraham in 1966 and also by a sister, Mrs. Katherine Penner.

Henderson's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Township council has misused Section 616 of the Municipal Act to exempt land from the taxation base for the upcoming swimming pool bylaw, T. L. C. Branson told Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce executive Tuesday.

His views were endorsed by the executive, with only one dissenting vote recorded. The specified area established by council to enable use of section 616 includes all municipal residents, and for all practical purposes benefits the complete municipality, Mr. Branson said. He said transfer of the tax load to improvements only "places an unfair load on industrial, commercial and residential establishments." It is in these establishments that improvements represent the major portion of total assessment, he commented. Elimination of land from the tax base cuts approximately one-third from the total values to be taxed, the preamble to the Branson resolution said.

Chilliwack Dairy Herd Improvement Association Route No. 2 List of cows producing 475 pounds of butterfat, or over, during the month of October, Owner Name of Cow J. H. Dick, Star P. Vanderveen, Pansy Donna Valiant P.

Vanderveen, Lisa J. H. Dick, Barbara H. Becker, Blossom J. H.

Dick, Bluebelle W. H. Townsend, Buttercup J. H. Dick, Duchess D.

F. Terpstra, Kelly D. D. Heinrichs Son, Doris G. Barten, Sylvia M.

Brink, Moonbeam McEacherns, Tracy J. H. Dick, Lucky Lucille La Vata J. H. Dick, Molly P.

Vanderveen, Tracy D. F. Terpstra, Emily D. D. Heinrichs Son, Franke J.

H. Dick, Gwen W. H. Townsend, Topsy A. Mammel, Dell D.

F. Terpstra, Marion W. H. Townsend, Belmont Annabelle Profile D. D.

Heinrichs Son, Eunice M. Brink, Sally J. H. Dick, Violet M. Brink, Irene D.

F. Terpstra, Grace W. E. Diewert, Margaret M. Brink, Betty McEacherns, Lucille No.

2 E. J. Roseboom, Irene C. Biersteker, Speedy W. H.

Townsend, Sandra Two- Year-Olds with of Fat or more G. Barten, Angela A. Mammel, Arnal Coral Rex McEacherns, Betty. M. Brink, Greenarch Chief Galahad W.

H. Townsend, Sally L. Hylkema, Sandra No. 8 The awards of feed donated given to J. H.

Dick for high for high two-year-old. High herd for Route No. monthly average of 1,371 lbs. The chamber executive will advise township that it "objects to the revised tax base established under Section 616 for the swimming pool bylaw, and recommends that the use of this section be limited to use in small areas which require some special service or benefit." Reeve R. E.

Britton, who attended the executive luncheon, left the meeting a few moments before Mr. Branson introduced his resolution. WEATHER H. M. Eddie Sons Nursery, Vedder Canal Max.

Min. Prec. Wednesday 51 41 Thursday 53 40 Friday 55 40 Saturday 55 39 Sunday 55 41 Monday 53 44 .25 Tuesday 51 44 tr. Rainfall in inches .25 ALLCRETE Construction IF IT'S CONCRETE WE DO IT! FOUNDATIONS RETAINING WALLS FLOORS A SPECIALTY etc. etc.

Phone 823-4237 or 823-4470 McKENZIE BROS. CONSTRUCTION LTD. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Construction of All Kinds 100 MARY STREET PHONE 795-3424 1967. Lbs. Milk Lbs.

Fat A.I. Sire 20,791 844 Romeo 19,983 711 Valiant 17,003 711 16,249 708 Sir Jewel 17,166 690 18,585 685 Valiant 13,283 678 Pinn. Lad 16,103 659 Ideal 14,240 603 15,280 598 Neth. A 11,952 592 16,389 587 11,263 580 14,418 574 Lucky 13,733 568 Valiant 16,885 559 Blazer 15,602 558 14,497 554 12,710 553 Rex 15,745 553 15,328 548 Rex 13,031 547 Lucky 11,689 540 Profile 16,619 538 Rex 14,540 534 Rex 14,523 514 Lucky 13,795 496 14,010 495 Valiant 14,034 495 Sir Jewel 13,460 486 8,987 484 13,213 482 12,088 480 12,971 476 Peter completed records of 400 lbs. (305 days) 11,519 520 Vale 13,729 501 Rex 12,712 468 12,091 458 Jewel 13,127 438 Vale 11,084 410 by Rogers Boyds were mature cow and to G.

Barten 2 was E. J. Roseboom with a of milk and 56.3 lbs. of fat. -Supervisor, Fred Wiffen ALL-WINTER WARMTH ON THE BUDGET PLAN.

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