The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 13

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS. Dec. 20. 1967 3 Social Credit Council Asked To Help rrr CHI; with council. The SPCA report indicated that three dogs were claimed by their owners, and two were destroyed.

The branch dealt with 38 complaints 14 Dogs Impounded Fourteen dogs in the city were impounded last month by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals under its dog-control contract (Continued from Page 1) Private Day Nursery Mr. Patterson feels that Mr. Stanfield has not led the Telephone 79S-36M TONIGHT THURSDAY, DEC 20-21 TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7:00 and 9 05 P.M. -CAR niAr.Mncnr GEORGE SEGAL ALEC GUINNESS MAXYONSYDOW SEKTA BERGER CLINIC ttosVJ'uillGr Memorandum? Have your car completely A.00 diagnosed for If repairs are required and done by Comet Garage your $10.00 will be refunded. party in such a way that Mr.

Manning's hope can be realized Early in the new year Social Credit will call a national policy conference. At that time a date will be set for a leadership convention, but it has already been specified that it must take place during 1968. Mr. Patterson has not yet decided whether or not he will be a candidate. Real Caouette has said he will be.

That, of course, depends on a successful outcome of the unity talks. So far the moves towards unity have been on the organizational, rather than the political, level. The Social Credit MPs have not been invited, but the Creditiste MPs have been there. SOME RESERVATIONS Mr. Patterson would like to "I FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22-23 TV-0 SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.00 and 9:00 P.M.

What On TV (Continued from Page 2) ish navy farce with Norman Wisdom, Ian Hunter, David Lodge. Boxing Day 11:30 jn. CHAN Special year-end review of the world scene 12:30 pjn. CHAN Replay of 1967 Grey Cup 5:30 p.m. KVOS Movie, "Montana." Sheep rancher, determined to move his flocks into cattle country, meets opposition from wealthy ranchers.

1 Flynn, Alexis Smith 7:30 p.m. KVOS Daktari. Dr. Marsh Tracy is charged with counterfeiting after Judy the Chimp discovers a bundle of money and turns it over to a needy nun p.m. CBUT, CHEK Red Skelton Hour.

Red does a rebroadcast of his highly acclaimed show 'The Seven Ages of introduced by Maurice Evans (showing on KVOS at 8:30 p.m.) 9:00 p.m. CBUT Final program in series of Hatch's Mill 10:00 p.m. CBUT Special documentary highlighting history of Canadian medicine 11:00 pjn. KVOS Movie, "Carry On, Teacher." Students sabotage a popular dean's efforts to get another job. Ted Ray, Kenneth Connor, Joan Sims 11:43 p.m.

CBUT International Theatre: "Colleagues" (Russian, 1961). In Leningrad, three university friends await assignment to practices after graduation as doctors. than Heirs ci! make a grant to help operated in a home at 6975 Mary Street, was made by Community Chest Services. The Chest said it is convinced of the value of the service but that its own constitution prohibits the Chest from donating funds itself. It added that the nursery needs a small amount of financial aid for about four months, fcfter which it should be self-sustaining.

Council reactions to the suggestion were varied. Alderman Harvey Robson could see no reason why the council should subsidize working mothers. "They should be at home, anyway," he declared. Some other council members expressed sympathy with women who did not wish to be a burden on welfare, and were therefore going out to work. Alderman William Nickel said it could be a tough proposition for a mother to try to earn a small amount of money and at the same time pay the required sum for her children to go to a day nursery.

Alderman M. G. Osborne queried whether the council could legally subsidize a private operation, but was reminded by Mayor Allan Holder that it is already doing so in the case of the ambulance service. A motion that the council seek more information on the request was passed by aldermen, with Alderman Robson opposed. Angels! Comel Cjaracje DAV1ES BROS.

MORS. VEDDER ROAD, SARDIS, B.C. S-3il ft 1 IV LAKE of II if I'M I Tl I1 iM-nOlO'LiU' j'ni a vw-i-i-i-'iH MfTROCOLOR "We need more information" was the decision of city council Monday when faced with a plea to subsidize a day nursery on Mary Street, operated privately. Suggestion that city coun- Jligli Sclioot JJigfifigih By SHEILA MERCER Who will win the crown for 19C7-68? With the approach of the annual Christmas Prom, nominations for this year's Snow Queen were held. Each student cast a vote for the girl he or she thought most worthy of the honor.

Among the qualifications considered, outstanding personality, attractive a a a and graceful bearing, were the most important. The five girls nominated by the student body were: Carol Abrams, Gail Dupuis, Rilla Preston, Linda Robertson and Deborah Rumming. This Friday at the Prom, one of these girls will be crowned by the present queen, Marie Marsh-ell, as Snow Queen for 1967-1968. "Over half of Canada's drug addicts are in Vancouver," said Dr. A.

S. Arneil at a special student assembly last Friday. "In the chain reactions caused by the need to supply the 'habit' drug addicts turn to crime and Many people, he said, were surprised to discover the difference between the price paid to the farmer and that paid to the pusher by the addict was enlarged 2,000 times. "Drug-pushers," said Dr. Arneil, "have been frequently known to 'seed' marijuana with heroine, the most addictive narcotic drug, obviously with new customers in mind." Following his informative discussion of this topic he showed a film, unique for its startling effects psychedelic light show with a message.

And here's another message from the students and faculty of CHS, "Have a Merry Christmas and a Happv New Year." SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEES DEC. 23 1:00 and 3:00 P.M. A the WOODS RESORT TRANS CANADA HIGHWAY HOPE nr. easy drive from Chilliwack) MMU -w -i see the party united and able to present a truly national front, but he obviously has some reservations. Meetings have been called unilaterally by the Creditiste officers and press statements issued without consulting the Social Credit caucus.

The top Creditiste officers are two former MPs who were among the six Quebec members who were expelled from the caucus in 1963 for pledging support to Pearson. Mr. Caouette has made it abundantly clear that he has no sympathy for separatism but Mr. Patterson would like to see him make it clear that his one-Canada stand is not conditional upon the rest of Canada agreeing to special status for Quebec. So far the two leaders have not met to discuss a merger.

XW Jl 'ST 1 CHI. ROSSANO BRiZZI PAUL TRIPP Merry p'THECHsrwas Christmas i Council Pays Bills General bills totalling $186,320.88 were passed for payment by city council on Monday. In addition, there were $33,467.53 worth of social assistance vouchers. Christmas "Green" Dollars Are Being Saved By Those Who Have "Red" The Want Ads 3 1M ff S3 3 4 3 USTMANC010R Voices sing out of wondrous joy and contentment, wishing you, our good friends and customers, all the cheer and happiness that is attached to the holiday season, with a sincere "Thanks" for your kind and loyal patronage throughout the year. 5c i ITOU BRUZ1 ALBERTO RABWL1ATI MISCHA AULR SONNY FOX ROSSANO BRAZZI WRESiUNG j.

Jt Over 100,000,000 trees are planted in Canada each year. N. A. Hantelmann OPTOMETRIST EMPIRE BLOCK 132 Main Street Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Closed Wednesday Telephone 792-2532 CHRISTMAS DAY THRU THURSDAY, DEC. 25-28 OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY A Delicious Goose and Turkey Dinner 0 will be served. Private dining facilities available lor wedding suppers, luncheon and dinner meetings for social clubs and busi ness organizations, at reasonable rates. A telephone call to your hosts, EMIL and TRUDI CREMONESE at 869-9494, will ensure a reservation for you, and your group. Chilliwack Armouries EVENINGS AT 7:00 and 9:05 P.M.

MATINEE BOXING DAY, DEC. 26th, 2 P.M. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27 8:30 p.m. The most WANTED picture of the year! Be on the lookout for these desperate characters! They're guilty of making people v'augh too much! r.

9 MAN T0P-R0PE BATTLE RQYAL 3 OTHER MATCHES FIRST RETURNING TO CHILLIWACK, SATURDAY, JAN. 6 BCAA Electronic Driver TRAINING Unit ENROL NOW (SEE BELOW) FOR COURSES STARTING IN CHILLIWACK JANUARY 8th. (1). $900.00 to the winner; $100.00 entry fee paid by each wrestler. (2) A man must be thrown over the top rope to be eliminated.

(3) Referee stays outside of the ring. The Assassins vs. Rocky Johnson 245 N.S. Flash 502 Masked Terrors Mas Don Leo Jonathan IKiULi LllLULsUi Abdullah the Butcher vs. 260 Mad Sudanese I HOCl MlUrnXSnsmu 305 Agile Giant Eric Froelich VS.

Dr. Jerry Graham 401 Yankee Behemoth 230 Former Gymnast WLLOiH. mm. sodium vs. Don McClarty Karl von Steiger 227 Arrogant German UNIT WILL ALSO BE ON DISPLAY FOR INSPECTION AND COURSE ENROLMENT SATURDAY, JANUARY 6th IN FRONT OF THE BCAA OFFICE AT THE SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE HOW BCAA DRIVER TRAINING CAN HELP YOU! 260 Winnipeg Favorite a rtnticcirtki.

Ringside $1.50 Rush $1.00 Children 75c Box Office Opens 7:30 p.m. ii-rtu, I I jjr tf ty i MAM S'Jf 'H MAW uZlmtyAx COLOR by DELUXE UNITED ARTISTS KIT i i Mint I -1 i I 4 COMING TO CHILLIWACK. THE BIGGEST HOCKEY EVENT i iii Teamj from Communities throughout B.C. and Washington EVER HELD IN BRITISH COLUMBIA VMBUL 600 BOYS OVER 43 TEAMS A CENTENNIAL HOCKEY PEE WEE ZSZSA JAMBOREE As Driver Trainees follow NEW WIDE SCREEN FULL COLOUR MOVIES Which take them through real traffic situation they learn to meet all driving hazards BEFORE GOING ON THE ROAD LEARN TO DRIVE THIS "SAFE" BCAA WAY! COURSES AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. PARENTS Be sure your teenager gets this vital driver education, TOO BCAA MEMBERS $10.00 NON-MEMBERS $15.00 GET YOUR COURSE AT REDUCED RATES JOIN BCAA 1867 1 1967 ENJOY PEE WEE HOCKEY AT ITS BEST A Game Every Hour from 7:00 a.m.

CHILLIWACK COLISEUM DEC. 27-30 ENROL NOW! LIMITED NUMBER OF COURSES AVAILABLE to Chilliwack DECEMBER 27th to 30th 10 p.m. Coliseum IP 4-DAY PASSES NOW ON SALE Adults and Students $2.00 Children under 13 75c BRITISH COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE CHILLIWACK PHONE 795-7550 (Separate admission for Final Came Saturday, December 30th).