The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 16

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Sept. 23, Modern Premises Opening Tomorrow Co MATULATI0NS New Bakery Bright Spacious A modern, well-equipped coffee shop and bakery will TO controlled oven and mixing ma be opened to the public tomorrow with the completion of the new quarters of the Chilliwack bakery at 56 Yale road east BEST WISHES TO THE FINE NEW CHILLIWACK BAKERY FROM Frank H. Wiley Sons 1SS7 WEST 2nd AVE. VANCOUVER, B.C. THE CHILLIWACK BAKERY Corrects Council Report The Progress in a report covering one item on last week's township council agenda, stated that Bud Fisher.

Ryder Lake, requested an affirmative decision on the question of opening a road in that area. Mr. Fisher reports that he asked for "an affirmative or a negative answer." FROM THE CHILLIWACK REALTY I COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE PHONE The spacious, well lighted new quarters mark an expansion of facilities for bakery operator A. E. Williams, who purchased the location fiom Home Supply in July.

Renovations and redecoration of the store began August 1, but the store opening comes ten days later than was orginally expected. Changes in plans and installation of more modern equipment has been responsible for the delay. One week was required to move ovens and other large equipment from old location, near the Tost Office, to the bright new quarters. The new store, with overall dimensions of 20 feet by 80 feet, is four feet wider and 20 feet deeper than the old bakery, with a total floor space of 1,600 square eet. A new warehouse at the back of the building, measuring 20 feet by 30 feet, is built entirely of I 7 BETTER FLOUR makes i kJ (irkland Rose Ltd.

Manager of the Chilliwack Bakery is genial A. E. "Ted" chines. The building has been painted throughout with a new iusecticidal paint by contractor Roy Bruce. The new paint combats mould formation common to bakeries and is impenetrable to insects.

The baking oven has been completely rebuilt by Nicholson Brothers of Vancouver and converted to automatic control. T.ue coffee shop, with borths lining the east wall, will seat 27 in specious comfort. A new disphy case fills the front window and a cake cupboard is on the west wall behind the coffee counter. Four fluorescent liyht units illuminate the coffee shop indirectly. Heating units operating frcm the oil furnace that fires the oven will warm the shop during winter.

Finished in a decor of pastel colors with chromium nosings End 1 moldings, the Chilliwack Bakery coffee shop will take its place with the finest in Chilliwack when it opens. Free coffee will be served dur- ing the opening of the new coffee shop. Several Coast Firms Supply Bakery Firms behind the opening to- morrow of the new Chilliwack Bakery store will include a list of out-of-town suppliers of goods and services. Standard Brands Ltd. will supply the bakery with Chase Sanborn tea and coffee that will be served at the lunch counter.

Wholesalers for the bakery are Frank W'ijcy, Vancouver Supply, and Kirkland and Rose. Vancouver. Shortening lor the bakery conies from Canada Packers and Pacific Meat. Flour conus from the Quaker Oats Company, Boyd's and Biackman-Ker Milling. Paper and boxes for the bakery will be supplied by C.

Wilson. Ice cream for the counter is from Velvet Ice Cream, and oven installation and conversion is bv Nicholson brothers. BETTER BREAD that's why the Chillivvack Bakery Water Street Vancouver BAKERS' SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT USES Williams. The opening of the new premises marks a milestone for Williams in his business career in Chilliwack. His new location opens tomorrow.

Staff photo concrete blocks by contractor Bert Dolman. The lunch counter space has been expanded, with 11 new stools lining the arborite-surface counter that was part of the carpentry done by Ernie Morford. Other carpentry work includes the new cupboards, shelves and partitions in the building. Inlaid linoleum floors grace the front of the now building, while wooden floors at the back have been re-surfaced with Penetrin, creating a glossy finish. All floors were done by Gordon Binns' floor shop.

A new roof covering the building was built by C. F. Ratzman. Wiring installations ny electrical contractor Sam Pugh include fluorescent lights, refrigeration units, wiring on the new automatic oil See the New Floor in the Chilliwack Bakery THE ARMSTRONG SPATTER INLAID w3 supplied and laid by THE FLOOR SHOP We extend our P.EST WISHES to THE CHILLIWACK BAKERY in their New Store. For YOUR Linoleum needs contact The Floor Shop Gordon Binns 538 West Yale Road Phone 2-tjGG UAKER FLOUR ii)if Offer Their Sincere CONGRATULATIONS to the Chilliwack Bakery on their fine New Store.

Cult us Lake Swim Club Winds Up opening Thursday CGsiaratuhtBGRs From Activities The Cultus Lake Swimming club (September 24) were nosts at a stealing party, wiener roast and corn roast Mon day evening, in honor of their lifeguard and swimming instructor, Jack Covey. in our spacious new store (Opposite Paramount Theatre) Enjoying the party were ClilT Sharpies, Gerry Sharpies. Louise FLUE Bai, George Bai, Lloyd Bai, Opal Bai, Linda Bai. Peggy Main, Janet Bai, Barbara Head, Allan Head, Clive Head, Dene Ferguson, Gary Ferguson, Denis Ferguson, Gayle 4 if Green, Leanne Ferguson, Jirrell Dee Ferguson, Allan Swanzey, David Swanzey, Diane Ainsworth. TO THE CHILLIWACK BAKERY WITH THE BEST WISHES OF Boyds' Limited "FOR THE FEED YOU NEED" Lee Ainsworth, Lana Ainsworth, Larry Travers, Glen Travers, Joan Vanderick, Karen Kipp, Wendy Walker, Ken Collins, Colin Collins, Jane Baxter, Miss Pat Leavens, Mr.

PHONE 3411 13 MAIN ST. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanzey, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Sharpies, Mrs. Travers, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Kipp, Mrs.

Don Green, Mrs. Tom Ainsworth, Mr. Zor llie finedt and Mrs. John Ferguson, J. E.

Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Stan McClelland, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Bai.

Linda Bai presented the guest of honor with a Ronson lighter, while (ongrci tula tiond To TED WILLIAMS Of The Chilliwack Bakery George Bai presented Miss Leavens with a utility bag, on behalf of the Swimming club. BREAD, CAKES, ROLLS, COOKIES AND PASTRIES Freshly Baked in Our Own Ovens Daily Cultus Lake Swimming club has closed its activities for the season and life-guard and swimming in structor Jack Covey has returned from to Vancouver to resume i studies at the University of British Columbia. The Cultus Lake Swimming club met the Britannia Beach Swimming club twice this season, once at Britannia Beach and once in home waters, and won both Zor llie tadtiedt PAINTER DECORATOR Telephone 7656 COFFEE AND DO-HUTS There were 26 members this year 207 Princess Ave. against 20 last year. A parents auxiliary to the club was formed, with Mrs.

Walter Ferguson president, J. E. Walker vice-president, and Mrs. Don Green, secretary-treasurer. Swimmers taking lessons AND TEMPTING TREATS Soft Drinks Ice Cream this season numbered, about 60, with 35 youngsters and ladies form- i ing classes under Miss Pat Leavens, We Specialize in WEDDING CAKES Congratulations Chilliwack Jor Letter 5en Bakery vice- Forty swimmers passed their tests for Red Cross Water Safety, and received senior, intermediate and junior badges.

I A swim meet was held at Hope late in August, to help stimulate formation of other swim groups in the valley and the Cultus Lake club is looking forward to an even better season next year. Mrs. Lenosky and Miss Audrey Lenosky, Winnipeg, and Walter Lenosky, Vancouver, and Miss Cecile Tolouse, Winnipeg, spent last week here. Mrs. M.

Edmondson was a visitor and spotlessly clean surroundings call in and enjoy the best of baking and delicious beverages. From cman ECer Division of mmn mm mill WILL BE SERVED ALL DAY Thursday (September 24) last week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Les Yates, Vancouver, and her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Prentice, Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Norman and two sons, Teddy and David, Moose Jaw, are visitors at the home of Mrs. M.

Griffith and family. LIMITED.