The Hope Standard from Hope, British Columbia, Canada • 3

MORE CLASSIFIED RICHARD'S APPLIANCE SERVICE In Hope at 571 5th Avenue 869-9326 1 7472-tfn We are agents for Chandler Memorials, makers of quality head-stones, Scherle's Flower Shop, Hope, B.C. Ph. 869-5759. 4556-tfn LEGAL NOTICES MECH LIEN Whereas Paul Ludmen, last known address 5747 Burns Road, Burnaby, B.C. is indebted to the undersigned in the of $2,650, for towing, storage and working time on 11974 Western Trailer, Serial No.

74128, Registration No. 3934460, 1979 B.C. Lic. No. 12317W; and 1966 Fruehauf Booster Registration No.

VUG-383712, 1979 The bestsellers BB BLOCK BROS. REALTY 101-45928 Hocking Ave. Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1B4 644 HOPE PRINCETON HWY. 3 bedroom bungalow on 2 lots, zoned commercial, ideal holding pty.

Nicely treed for privacy. 320 ROBERTSON CRES. Nicely decorated 3 bedroom home, family oriented subdivision, basement partly finished, drapes and curtains included $49,900, 1st mtge. assumable, $43,000, due 1982. SUMMER ROAD Just listed 2 bedroom cottage, fenced, nicely treed, creek, new roof, freshly painted, 500 yards to lake.

RIVER FRONTAGE 2 bedroom cottage with part basement on 80x100 lot frontage on Fraser River $39,900 early possession. TURNER ST. $46,900 near new 2 bedroom with basement finished, family room and 1 bedroom. Extra building lot available $8,500. MOBILE HOMES Lot 21-A.

White Acres, 12x64, country estate $11,000 pad rental $80 mth. 1974, Atco Velmont, attached Cabana. Makes this a very comfortable 3 bedroom home with family room, skirted, includes wheels. Located Lot 17 Fraser Canyon park. Boston Bar.

$20,000. ART RYAN 869-5366 Chwk Office 792-8551 Van Toll Free 522-3435 mom Hope Gravel Supply Serving Hope and District Since 1958 Call us for your EXCAVATING LOADER and DUMP TRUCK NEEDS 869-9488 2 5923-tfn Getting Your Garden Ready? Shovel Too Heavy? 869-5164 for the tractor that plows, levels and rototills big and small garden jobs or other odd jobs. 2 10226-tfn Century, 21 245 IVAN REALTY Commission HURNDALL B.C. St. Hope, 869-9211 "Your Neighourhood Professionals" Karrin Rondeau 869-2654 Larry Derick 869-2027 OPEN THE DOOR AND YOU'LL SEARCH NO MORE! It's hard to know where to begin describing this lovely 3 bedroom, full completed downstairs home, with cedar rumpus room, 2 fireplaces, garage and close to downtown.

$69,900.00. COME LIVE CLOSE TO THE LAKE In this Split-level, 3 bedroom home. Fireplace for cool evenings, large treed fenced lot, 2 bathrooms plus ensuite $59,900.00. CONVENIENCE 3 bedroom, 1150 sq. ft.

home on a corner lot conveniently located near schools and shopping $35,000.00. COZY LIVING AREA Around this Franklin fireplace, 3 bedrooms, den, carport, large 80' 200' yard, Greenhouse for only $35,000. IF YOU'VE GOT IT FLAUNT IT! And we've got it. A quality custom built home with completely finished downstairs, 2 heatilator fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, wired for stereo, air conditioned $67,000.00. ACRES AND ACRES 29 level fenced pasture year round stream, barn with water.

General store for income has living quarters with fireplace. Think about this one The store could pay for the land! OPEN BEAM CEILING Comes with this cozy 3 bedroom well kept bungalow. Large 80' 200 ft. lot. Fridge and stove included.

$39,000. THE HOPE STANDARD, June 4, 1980 3 High School Students Pay Visit to College Campus This week saw Grade 12 high school students visiting the chemistry laboratory at F.V.C.'s East Campus. They were participating in workshops instigated and run by faculty members Dr. Alan Davis and Peter Slade, and laboratory assistant Gordon Von Hollen. On May 26, a class from M.E.I., together with their teacher Rudy Dyck, undertook a session entitled "Chemical Analysis of an The compounds were identified by applying the methods of systematic chemical analysis.

To judge from the responses of the students, the exercise was a qualified success; they found it interesting and useful, and exposed them to the instruction and facilities available at F.V.C. On Monday, June 2, Grade 12 Science students travelled to Abbotsford to participate in a one-day workshop on They received background instruction in the theory and of infra-red, ble, and atomic absorbtion spectroscopy, and also enjoyed the experience of using the College's modern, sophisticated instrumentation. The day began with "The Extraction and Identification of Caffeine in a Cola Soft and was followed by "A Spectrophotometric Determination of the Alcohol in After lunch, the analysis of a water sample for lead, copper, iron and manganese by atomic absorbtion was undertaken. Again, the response from the students was very positive; they welcomed the opportunity to widen their laboratory experience. The F.V.C.

faculty were equally impressed with their They not only showed great initiative and enthusiasm in their participation, they also demonstrated (by their perceptive questions) that they understood a good part of some rather difficult theoretical principles. "It was a day well spent!" said instructor Alan Davis. "Next year, we hope to expand these visits to include more schools and more student. I must thank Mr. Alfred (Sardis Secondary) and Wingren (Chilliwack Senior Secondary) for their cooperation in this year's activities." Drinking Drivers Fined in Court Three people appeared in Hope Provincial Court on Tuesday, May 27, to answer charges related to drinking and driving.

Jacob E. Olin was ordered to pay a fine of $300 on a charge of driving with a blood-alcohol reading over .08. Alternative to the fine is 10 days in jail. William J. Breasley was fined $450 on the same charge.

If he defaults on payment of the fine he is to serve 30 days in prison. Richard A. Vogt was fined Art of Carle Hessay to Be Exhibited at Langley During the month of June the Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre is hosting an exhibition of paintings by the late Carle Hessay. The Art of Carle Hessay traces the artist's development from his student days in Paris and Germany through to his life in Langley, when the greater portion of his work was accomplished. Hessay experimented with colour, and in fact, often collected the materials for making his own pigments while exploring the province's interior.

Many of his paintings are monochromatic, an effect which highlights their dramatic, spiritual quality. Whether of a deserted B.C. village or of an ocean view, the paintings have a symbolic, sometimes futuristic expression. The primary concern seems to be to take the viewer beyond the everyday, to instill a meaning of greater significance. As Leonard Woods has written of "Abandoned "One senses a profound sadness characterizing this abandonment, and LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES B.C.

Lic. No. 12316 W. and Said trailers having been in our possession since December 12, 1979, and the above sum ought to have been paid and has not been paid, we hereby declare a Mechanics Lien on the two above noted trailers. They will be sold 'at Public Auction at Sumallo Service, Princeton East of 2 p.m.

on June 21, 1980, a date not more than two weeks after the first publication of this ad. Signed: Sumallo Service Hope-Princeton Highway Box 1209, Hope, B.C. 10743-24 SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 32 (Hope) SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION TENDERS Sealed tenders, plainly marked "Transportation will be accepted by the undersigned up to 4:00 P.M., June 20, 1980 on a one year basis, for the transport of pupils and from school on the following routes, commencing September 2, 1980. 1.

Boston Bar to Hope 123 travelled miles per day approximately 50 students. 2. "Boston Bar Area 91 travelled miles per day approximately 50 students. 3. Boston Bar Area 16 travelled miles per day mately 10 students (Kindergarten).

Buses used on all routes in the School District shall be equipped with hooded flasher light, both front and rear, at roof level, with minimum six inch diameter lenses. Successful tenderer(s) must produce proof of registration with the Worker's Compensation Board, unless owner-driven. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. SECRETARY-TREASURER School District No.

32 (Hope) P.O. Box 640, Hope, B.C. 10734-24 TENDERS FOR PURCHASE Tenders, clearly marked "Tender for Purchase" will be accepted by the undersigned up to 4:00 p.m., June 20 for the purchase of a 1975 Glendall Mobile Home, Model P01-001, Serial No. 4505 complete with air conditioner, situated on the Boston Bar School grounds. Mobile must be moved from site within thirty days of date of purchase.

Arrangements may be made for viewing the mobile on June 11 by contacting Ron Westerlund at the Boston Bar School between the hour of 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. Phone 867-9222. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted; the Board of School Trustees reserving the right to reject any or all tenders without explanation. SECRETARY-TREASURER School District No. 32 (Hope) P.O.

Box 640, Hope, B.C. 10733-24 HOPE STANDARD CLASSIFIED ADS GET FAST RESULTS I LEGAL NOTICES REGIONAL DISTRICT OF FRASER-CHEAM Notice of Public Hearing Amendment to Zoning By-Law No. 90 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 703 of the Municipal Act, the Regional District of Fraser-Cheam will conduct a Public Hearing on the following proposed By-law: "Regional District of Fraser-Cheam Zoning Amendment By-law No. 252, MONDAY: 7:30 P.M. JUNE 9, 1980 SPUZZUM CAFE Dining Room (38030 Trans Canada Highway) A.

The purpose of proposed Zoning Amendment By-law No. 252 1980, is to amend the Zoning By-law for Electoral Area 1977, as adopted April 18, 1978, by rezoning: D.L. 4, G. 1, S.E. Plan 22043, Yale District from PARK RESERVE (p-2) ZONE TO LIMITED USE (L-1) ZONE.

This property is located on the east side of the Trans Canada Highway, immediately north of Spuzzum Creek. At this hearing all persons who deem their interest in property affected by the proposed By-law Amendment will be afforded an opportunity to be heard on matters contained therein. A copy of the proposed By-law Amendment may be inspected at: Regional District Office, 46208 Airport Road, Chilliwack, B.C. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

Monday to Friday on regular working days. This notice will serve to meet the requirements of Section 766 AA of the Municipal Act. Dated this 20 day of May, 1980. J. D.

ORR, -TREASURER Wants Increased Hay Production SERVICES Agriculture Minister Jim Hewitt today urged farmers throughout B.C. to take all possible steps to increase production of second cut hay and silage crops for the 1980-81 winter feeding period. As a result of -the Mt. St. Helens volcanic eruption, much of the first crop hay in the Columbia Basin of Washington state has been damaged or destroyed by falling ash.

Dairy farmers in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, who normally import nearly 100,000 tons of alfalfa from the Columbia Basin, may be forced to look elsewhere for hay supplies. To date, hay producting in Oregon and Southern Idaho has been unaffected but competition for hay from those areas is expected to be keen. The situation in Alberta is now improved due to recent rains but drought stricken farmers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba may be looking to Alberta for hay supplies. In the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island areas, it is not too late to plow up non-productive fields for corn and other annual crops. Productive hay fields should be fertilized after the first crop has been removed.

"We still have nearly a full season ahead of us," Hewitt said, "and much can be done here at home to alleviate the anticipated shortage." Tripmakers Close Down $250 for driving with a reading over .08. He is to serve 30 days if he does not pay the fine. Robert W. Cerney was ordered to serve seven days in jail when he appeared to answer a charge of driving while suspended. Carl Rogers was fined $75 or five days in jail on a charge of causing a disturbance.

In court on May 26, Dennie U'Ren was given a suspended sentence and placed on probation for 12 months when he appeared to answer a charge of assault. Richard D. Sheremeto was ordered to pay a fine of $350 or in default of payment of the fine to serve 30 days in prison on a charge of failing to appear in court when summonsed. Three Injured Three people received minor injuries and an estimated $5,000 damage was done to two vehicles involved in a collision just west of Silver Creek bridge at 4:55 p.m. Saturday, May 31.

Mrs. Rose Chilson of Hope, was crossing the TransCanada highway when her vehicle was hit by a westbound vehicle driven by James Cairnie of Verdun, Quebec. Mrs. Chilson faces a charge of failing to yield the right-of-way after stopping. B.C.

Registrar of Travel Services Bill Rourke reported today that Tripmakers International, a B.C. travel wholesaler, has ceased operations. Rourke said he has been advised by Tripmakers that customers with flight reservations will be transferred to other tours or will be offered a full refund of their deposit if they do not wish to accept alternate arrangements. Rourke said that at the present time i it appears that consumer loss will be negligible. SMOKEY finally, the realization that one is contemplating the aftermath of a dreadful and almost cosmically dimensional The expression reaches beyond simple representation.

The Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre is located at the corner of King and Mavis Streets in Fort Langley. It is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1:00 to 5 p.m. The Art of Carle Hessay will be an exhibit until June 28th. For further information call 888-3922.

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