The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 6

ety suite to (1) 1. THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Dec. 28, 1961 IT'S ALL IN THE WANT ADS THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rate: 4 cents per word, of ordering. If charged and entered is 70c. Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam ments, 4 cents per word, minimum Classified advertising closes minimum charge 60c, if paid at time in books the minimum charge notices, Engagement announcecharge 60c.

Mondays and Thursdays 5:00 p.m. AGREEMENT It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the paper in the event of failure to publish any advertisement of any description shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for that portion of the advertising space occupied by the incorrect item only, and that there shall be no liability in any event beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. CLASSIFIED ADS Announcements CANADIAN LEGION Has One Large and Two Small Halls to Rent for MEETINGS. PARTIES DANCES, WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. Reduced Rates In Effect Auxiliary will do your catering Office Tel.

SY 4-3371 3658 ROYAL WELCOME for newcomers to Chilliwack and district. If you know of a new family call Mrs. Morton, UN 8-2657. 5146 LEARN TO FLY and receive $100 government subsidy. No special qualifications, required.

Chilliwack Box 93, Chilliwack, Phone SY 3-6212. 1581 ELKS HALL 115 PRINCESS WEST Available for Dances, Receptions, etc. For Rental Information Phone MRS. CAMPBELL SY 3-3380 3654 ALL BARBER SHOPS In Chilliwack WILL REMAIN CLOSED NEXT TUESDAY (January 2nd) as well as NEW YEAR'S DAY Chilliwack Barbers' Association. 5811 AFTERNOON CLASSES at the Wee Wisdom Kindergarten BEGIN JANUARY 8 Supervisor and Assistant in attendance.

For information phone SY 3-7652 5813 Birth BLANCHARD Born to LAC and Mrs. Edward L. Blanchard (nee Molly Webster) at Cold Lake, Alberta, on Dec. 15th. 1961, a daughter, Colleen Amy, 7 Ibs.

7 a little sister for Julie Ann. 5812 Florist NEW YEAR'S CORSAGES Order Now Pick Up Sunday. LANGLEY GREENHOUSES 45 Young N. Phone SY 4-0781 Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Upper Fraser Valley Socifor Handicapped Children (Retarded) requires the serof vices a HOUSE MOTHER and ASSISTANT in 1962. All applications must be submitted in writing, giving details of your qualifications, references, to Mr.

Ken Henderson. Hostel Committee 227 Wellington Chilliwack, B.C.. on or before 12 noon. January 9th. 1962.

All applications will receive due consideration and the successful candidate will be interviewed by the Board. 5806 to take charge of the Society's, Hostel for Retarded Children to be opened early For Rent LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room. Fully furnished. Close to shopping centre. Phone SY 3-3987.

5638 ONE FURNISHED housekeeping room. Apply 7 Yale West, 4. suite SY 2-5401. 5776 3 ROOM CABIN with utility fur. nished.

washing facilities available. Reasonable rates all year round. Apply 5446 Vedder Rd. Phone SY 2-2422. 5681 GROUND FLOOR, one bedroom in Cleveland Apartments.

Rent $75.00. 231 CleveApply land Ave. SY 3-5352. 5623 Help Wanted Male and Female TRAINING OPPORTUNITY Student Psychiatric Nurses Male and Female MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES B.C. Provincial Government A two-year training course is being offered in Psychiatric Nursing which prepares imthe and women for a career mental health field.

Graduates are eligible for licensing as Psychiatric Nurses in British Columbia. Courses offered include Growth and Development, Body Structure Function, Psychology, Psychiatry, Psychiatric Nursing and Nursing Procedures. Clinical experience is provided in acute and long-term psychiatric areas, in geriatric units and Woodlands School for retarded children. Admission Requirements Grade with preference to higher academic qualifications; good physical and health; at least 18 years of age. Monthly Salary During Training (women) per month; (men) per month.

Two weeks' vacation with pay; accommodation and meals at nominal cost; uniforms provided; entrance dates, February 6, 1962 and August, 1962. For further information and application forms apply IMMEDIATELY to The Department of Nursing Education, Education Centre, ESSONDALE, B.C. 5809 Business Services F. W. ELMORE Booster Tank, Pressure Cleaning, Lime Washing.

24192 Trans-Canada Langley, B. C. Phone BAldwin 6-5322 4972 We repair all makes of VACUUM CLEANERS McAlpine Electric 147 E. Yale Phone SY 3-5701 2746 ELECTROLUX CANADA LTD. SALES and SERVICE Phone SY 2-6351, H.

Henderson 208 W. Princess, Chilliwack 3400 IVAN HURNDALL Notary Public Sardis, B.C. Phone SY 3-3351 "Just Around the Cottonwood Corner" 3134 LIVESTOCK HAULING Beef Hauled to Vancouver BILL'S CARTAGE Bill Bennewith, Prop. Phone SY 3-3733 3657 FARMERS: If you are expanding or if, your barn is not good enough any more, see us, we might have the solution for you. Phone SY 4-3171, evenings SY 3-6421.

5717 Poultry--Livestock For Best Deal on Poultry Contact WM. SCOTT COMPANY 1426 COTTRELL ST. VANCOUVER, B.C. or PHONE COLLECT MUtual 3-8441 2638 POULTRY WANTED. Best prices paid.

Licensed and Insured Poultry Hauling anywhere in B.C. Phone YE 7-0272. Lockyer Swanson Produce R.R. 2, Cloverdale. B.C 1204 FARMERS! Did you know we pay the highest price for your live or dead cows and horses for animal food, prompt removal, cash paid.

Phone George's Stock Farm, Langley 1047 3. Day or night. 3840 FARMERS It's proved we pay top cash price for live and dead animals. For prompt removal phone Ald. BA 6-3444 or BA 6-6217 collect.

Day or night. Post mortems 6000 Auction Sale Chapman Auctioneers Ltd. YOUR LOCAL AUCTIONEER 692 Yale Road West Phone SY 2-5921 This Week's Regular Auction Sale will be held FRIDAY, DEC. 29 at Yale Road Auction Barn Calves at 12:30 Cattle at 1:30 p.m. Chapman Auctioneers Ltd.

Chilliwack and Mission, B.C. Phone SY 2-5921 692 Yale Road West Mission Phone PR 3-2351 Farm Equipment MAES NARROW Bore Inflations. Surge and Delaval Users attention! Maes narrow bore inflations now available at your local Coops or Co-op Farm Equipment, Langley 838. 5788 Mortgage Funds MONEY AVAILABLE 1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans. New and older property.

No pay-up clause. Service within 24 hours. Valley Rep. Doug. Kirk Phone MU 2-4551, Eves.

YU 8-7707. Trans Canada Mortgage Corp. 414 Birks Vancouver 2, B.C. 5574 Legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ANDREW GRIEVE. deceased, formerly of 327 McSween Road, Chilliwack, B.C.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors and other persons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased are required to send particulars thereof to the undersigned at 607 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C., before the 1st day of March, A.D. 1962, after which the Executor will distribute the said Estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice. JACK MILTON STREIGHT. Executor. 5755 "OFFER FOR HOUSE AND GARAGE.

YARROW, B.C. OFFERS: plainly marked on the envelope, "Offer for House and Garage No. 51" will be received by the undersigned up to noon, January 10, 1962, to purchase, or for the demolishing purpose House of No. re51 (a five room dwelling) and Garage No. 51B, located is and where is" upon Lot 50, Section 12.

Township 20 of District Lot 430, Gp. 2. N.W.D.. Plan 4211 Sk. 9566.

Lot of of Section 1 of 16402. and TransSection 12. Township, 20, Plan Canada Highway, R. R. No.

Yarrow, B.C. The conditions of sale are: the buildings must be removed or demolished from their sites within 15 days commencing from the date of acceptance of sale. (2) the sites are to be left clean and tidy and any earth disturbed in the removal must be backfilled. Offers should be accompanied by a certified cheque or money order, made payable to the order the Minister of Finance for of the bid. House will be open for publie inspection on January 4:00 3.

1962, The p.m. to p.m. highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted, but the bearer of a successful bid will be required to pay the S.S. Tax. The purchaser must make full payment within seven days of notification of acceptance of the successful offer.

Otherwise, deposit will be forfeited to the Crown. Upon failure to remove the buildings within 15 days, all right, title, and interest shall revert to the Crown and monies paid shall be deemed to be a penalty, and the Crown shall after, dispose of them as it sees fit. Prospective buyers are solely responsible to familiarize themselves with the zoning by-laws, etc. G. E.

P. Jones, Chairman, Purchasing Commission, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. 5810 Mayor, Chairman Sworn In Mayor T. T. McCammon and park board chairman Jack Parker, both of whom were elected by acclamation November 27, were sworn into office this week by city clerk Glen Minter.

Although new aldermen will not be sworn in until next month, it was decided to officiate for the Mayor and Mr. Parker since the municipal act rules that successful candidates should take the oath of office within one month of their election. The aldermen were not elected until December 7. A city official said that the municipal act now sets the annual election dates earlier than in the past. "That's why," he said.

"we've had this trouble." Another candidate chosen by acclamation, school trustee Fred Leary, was not sworn in. The school act does not call for it," said the official. Yes, It Snowed Christmas Day It was barely enough to powder Rudolph's red nose, but it DID snow on Christmas Day. In parts of the district, the white stuff came down long enough to settle. The weather recording station at Vedder Canal, however, recorded it as "mixed snow and rain." During the past six days, over two inches of rain have fallen, with temperatures about normal for this time of the year.

May Oil Grigg Road Township council yesterday received a petition from dents on Grigg road asking that the road be paved or given a double coat of oil. The residents said that although there are only a few homes there, traffic is quite heavy as the road leads to a municipal dump. The matter was turned over to the public works committee with a recommendation from Councillor Sid Jones that the road be given a double coat of oil. 'Merry Christmas' To U.K. Relatives Several calls to England were among those put through the Chilliwack telephone exchange at Christmas.

A spokesman hazarded a guess that the number of long-distance greetings calls were "at least as many" as last Christmas. Empress Hotel CHARLES ANDREW MacCONNELL Charles Andrew MacConnell, who died Christmas Day, in Chilliwack general hospital, was a member of Branch 4, Royal Canadian Legion. He served in the Boer War: was a major in the Black Watch in World War One: and was in the RCAF in World War Two. Rev. J.

W. Way officiated at the funeral service today in Henderson's Funeral Chapel. Interment was in the Canadian Legion cemetery. Pallbearers were Roy Bruce, John Griffin, Fred Koller. Bert Mulder, Ross Nixon and Ovington Mr.

MacConnell, who was in military and government services, was born on January 17. resi-1881, in Dover, Kent, England. He had lived in this district since 1946. At time of death he resided at 88 Jubilee Court. Hodgins avenue.

He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ross (Jean) Orr. Comox: one son. Ronald MacConnell. RCAF.

Centralia, three sisters. Miss Margaret MacConnell and Mrs. Bert Mulder of wack; Miss Nellie MacConnell. Leeds, England; one brother. Norman.

Scarborough, England; and four grandchildren. MISS EMILY RUTH MORRIS Rev. R. H. Stewart will officiate Saturday at 1:30 p.m., in St.

John's Anglican church, Sardis, at the funeral service for Miss Emily Ruth Morris who died Tuesday in Chilliwack general hospital. Interment will be in Carman cemetery. Pallbearers will be Maurice Mrs. R. G.

Ferguson Hosts Family Dinner Party The smaller dining room the setting when Mrs. R. G. was hostess at a family guests were her own family, friends. Just three members of the Ferguson family were absent.

They were the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson. David and Douglas, and their brother. Robert.

who were playing hockey for the Prince Albert Mintos. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson, Charlotte and Marjorie of Birsay, Mr. and Mrs.

Ferguson, Girrell Dee and Jeannine, Cultus Lake, and Miss Lee Ann Ferguson of Creston; Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson, David, Shirley and Bus Drivers Win Safety Awards All school bus drivers in District 33 received traffic safety buttons at a recent dinner. The presentations were made by trustee Dr. Norman Crabtree.

The school bus crew consists of 15 drivers and their superintendent H. E. Anderson. None of them were involved in any accident during the period September 1960 to June 1961. During the period, a total of 446,725 rides were provided for Chilliwack's schoolchildren.

for an overall distance of 159,259 miles. Executives Drop Freeston The Steelheads hockey triumvirate of Bud Freeston, George Scott and Joe Moran is no more. Scott announced yesterday that Freeston had been dropped from the executive, but that he might be readmitted at a later date. A difference of opinion on the naming of referees for home games" was given as reason for the split. Scott said the matter was to be reported to Pacific Coast International League president Ivan Temple.

Obituaries Dyble, Morris Lytle, Fred Wiffen, Archie Barr, Clare Wheeler and Harry Caunt. Miss Morris was born in England in 1880 and had lived in the district for 51 years. At time of death she resided at 7072 Vedder road, Sardis. She is survived by five sisters, one brother, several nieces and nephews. Henderson's Funeral Homes are in charge of arrangements.

MRS. VIOLET LOUISE DYBLE Born in Bristol, England, in 1878. Mrs. Violet Louise Dyble died Saturday in Florence Nightingale hospital, North Surrey. She had lived in this district for 50 years, moving to North Surrey a year and a half ago.

Rev. E. B. Toffelmire officiated at the funeral service yesterday in Henderson's Funeral Chapel. Interment was in the Anglican cemetery.

Pallbearers were Joe Roberts, Joe Templier, Jack Kowenhoven, Brock Kilfoyle, Alfred Jones and Bob Laughlin. Mrs. Dyble is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Symon (Marjorie) Van Den Hoek, Vancouver; Mrs. Harry (Violet) Anderson.

North Surrey; Mrs. Harvey (Claire) Martin, Port Kells; one son, Charles W. Pearce, Chilliwack; three stepsons, Thomas Dyble, Chilliwack: James and William Dyble of Sardis; seven grandchildren; five great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Daisy Trott. North Burnaby.

MRS. MARGARET TERESA STORRINGS Requiem Mass was celebrated yesterday morning in St. Mary's Catholic church with Father G. McKinnon celebrant for Mrs. Margaret Teresa Storrings who died Friday at her residence.

Vedder road. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Storrings is survived by her husband.

Alex; three daughters, Mrs. A. (Doris) Pasacreta, Merritt; Mrs. W. (Phyllis) Sterritt.

Hazelton: Mrs. J. (Joyce) Tolmie, Vedder Crossing: two sons, Aylmer, Vancouver: Douglas, Hazelton: 15 grandchildren: four sisters and one brother in Vancouver. Mrs. Storrings was born in Arthur, in 1892 and had lived in the district for 12 years.

Henderson's Funeral Homes were in charge of arrangements. MRS. SUSAN ALBERTA EYE A resident of Chilliwack since 1940, Mrs. Susan Alberta Eye died Christmas Day in Glenwood private hospital, Agassiz, where she had been a patient for the past four months. She formerly lived at 128 Nowell street north.

Mrs. Eye was predeceased by her husband Ralph. Rev. E. B.

Toffelmire officiated at the funeral service yesterday in Henderson's Funeral Chapel. Interment was in the 100F cemetery. Mrs. Eye was born in Sussex, N.B., in 1880. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Margaret E. Kenny, Chilliwack; one son, Gerald Eye, Nelson; seven grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Edries MeQuinn, Sussex, N.B.; Mrs. Oscar Moon, Fergus, Ont. For Rent 2 ROOM bachelor suite.

Electric stove and fridge. Heat and water supplied. Available immediately. $40 a month. Phone SY 4-9761.

5768 WARM ONE or two bedroom Motel units, housekeeping, laundry. Daily $5.00, Weekly $20.00, Monthly $40.00 and up. Golden Arrow Motel, 44027 W. Yale Rd. Phone SY 2-0414.

5744 For Sale or Rent ABOUT 10 ACRES touching Trans-Canada Highway, 12 miles east of Chilliwack, next to BriFalls. Apply to A. I. Shumiatcher, Q.C., 603 Grain Exchange Building, Calgary, Alberta. Phone AM 2-1717.

5466 2051 CASH FOR YOUR PIANO. Do you wish to sell your piano? EATON'S in Chilliwack will good prices for used pianos 're. gardless of make, age or style. Phone SY 2-3311 and our buyer Wanted To Buy MINK FEED wanted. Live cows and horses.

Dead stock removed if notified promptly. C. J. Joiner, SY 4-9452, Wm. A.

Porter, SY 2-1862; C. Porter, SY 48502. will come to your home and make you an offer. 4262 For Sale 75 TONS baled hay, the best of this year's crop, $25.00 per tonfob Hope. Write Box 2100, Penticton, B.C., or call HYatt 2-2600.

DRY SHAVINGS and bedding sawdust. Big loads. Phone SY 4-3610. 5542 DRY SHAVINGS Immediate Delivery CHILLIWACK FUEL Phone SY 3-7412 5206 ALFALFA HAY for sale. Phone Langley 1225 Y.

5544 Sawdust Shavings Year Round Service Budget Terms Approved Credit BARLEAN FUELS LTD. Corner Clayburn Rd. and Mission Highway Phone Abbotsford UL 3-5011 4683 PHOTO FINISHING Jumbo Prints, 8 exposure roll 45c, 12 exposure roll 65c. Reprints 5c. Mail rolls to Box 130 North Surrey.

SUBURBAN WHOLESALE PHOTOS 2509 4 HOLSTEIN Heifers due Christmas-New Year week. Also weaner pigs. Phone UL 9-2331 or apply 4384 Dickson Rd. 187 THREE BEDROOM home. basement.

oil heat, built-in deep freeze and electric range. Garage, workshop and play house. One acre land. Fruit trees. Fully landscaped.

$14.000. $4.000 down or best offer. Phone SY 3-6222. 5787 GRAVEL and SAND TOP SOIL Ballam Sand Gravel Ltd. 425 Williams St.

N. Phone SY 43131 3655 GRAVEL and SAND TOP SOIL SHALE BULLDOZING P. HEPPNER Phone UN 8-2651 4064 MECCANO Miniature Engineering for boys of all ages, Prices range from $1.60 and up. GLEIG BROS. LTD.

52 Yale Road East 5662 Help Wanted Male BOOKKEEPER Experienced. middle-aged man preferred. Real Estate and Insurance Office. Apply in own handwriting. Box 5789.

Chilliwack Progress. 5789 Help Wanted Female Occasional opportunity for teacher or intelligent housewife. interview on Gallup Poll and consumer surveys. Use of car desirable. Some evening work required.

Write CANADIAN FACTS 49 Wellington St. Toronto. 191 THOMAS RORY McMILLIN Born in Chilliwack in September, Thomas Rory McMillin, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMillin, 296 Hemlock street, Cultus Lake, died Tuesday in the children's department of Vancouver General Hospital.

The funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Chapel of the Vancouver Cre matorium. Besides his parents, he id survived by three brothers, Michael, John and Donnie, at home; grandparents, Mrs. C. H. McMillin, Cultus Lake; and Mrs.

Susan McKinnon, Vancouver. HOME-MAKERS REALTY Phone SY 2-9431 Chilliwack, B.C. The Old Established Firm BRAND NEW Located close to school on high, dry lot. Over 1200 sq. ft.

of family living. Cabinet kite chen with exhaust fan. Susan, multi-lights, plus man; more extras, family sized din ing room, bright living room with fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, full basement with ft. rumpus room with fireplace.

All this for only $16,950 FULL PRICE. Low down payment or trade your present home. Immediate possession, move in for Christmas. of the Empress hotel was Ferguson, Spadina avenue, Christmas dinner party when her their relatives and close Sandra of Kamloops; the hostess' son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Hughes, Gwynneth, Jean, Richard and Alan of New Westminster; Mrs. Walter Ferguson's mother and grandmother, Mrs. Lester Selbee and Mrs. E.

Selbee and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sowa, all of Chilliwack; Mr. Hughes' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hughes, who flew out from Edmonton for the occasion and Mrs. George Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Fligg of Chilliwack. Also attending were the hostess' cousin and niece, Mrs. A. T. Calder, Chilliwack, and Miss Marjorie Kidd, Vancouver: and two long time friends, Mrs.

E. Walker, White Rock. and Miss Jean Hall, Chilliwack. Will Not Allow Church Sign An application from the Christian Reformed Church to erect a sign on a municipal road allowance was ed down by township council yesterday. "We don't allow any signs to be erected on municipal property," said Reeve W.

T. Richardson, Driver Fined $300 Frank Alex McTavish, Vancouver was fined $300 for impaired driving when he appeared in police court yesterday. The charge arose from twocar collision on Yale road west December 6. Municipal RCMP arrested two drivers on impaired driving charges over the Christmas period. They are scheduled to appear in court next week.

Meanwhile, local police have stated that they will step up traffic patrols over the New Year holiday. ALSO NEW 3 bedroom family home, oak floors throughout, attractive fireplace in living room, monkey pod feature wall, full basement with roughed-in fireplace and rumpus room. A gas furnace and hot water. Your dream come true. Possession immediately.

Trade your lot. home, or mortgage as down payment. Just time to have a new home for 1962. FULL PRICE $14,950, if nothing to trade, low down payment accepted. Henry Goossen SY 3-7922 Marshall McLeod SY 3-3631 Cecil Annis SY 3-7424 Bob Simpson (Insurance) SY 3-7079: sets the pace in pleasure with full- bodied flavour Copper mug with brass handle 9122 ask for CARLING RED CAP for free SY home 4-3181 delivery Ale This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.