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Obituaries Raymond Bert Tolley Death occurred suddenly to Bert Tolley at his residence 221-2nd avenue, November 5, aged 40 years. A resident of Chilliwack for 11 years and employed byes Swanson's Blacksmith shop as a welder, Mr. Tolley was born New Year's Day, 1913, at Fernie. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle, and two sons, Bernard, and Gordon at home. Funeral service was conducted Saturday at 2 p.m.

from Henderson's Funeral Chapel. Rev. V. Hall officiating. Pallbearers were A.

Kimmel, C. Swanson, Cook, Victoria, A. Nyberg, North Vancouver and W. Ironside. Interment 100F cemetery.

Peter Gordon Geluch Born at Hope, October 25, 1935, the death of Peter Gordon Geluch occurred in Vancouver General Hospital, November 5, aged 18 years. Employed as a mechanic at Fort Hope garage for five months the deceased lived with his mother, Mrs. Annie Geluch, 609-2nd avenue, Hope. Besides his mother he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Petreney, Bowling Results LADIES Nov.

2 Edward's 38, Empress Hotel 36, Chwk. Realty 36, Bright Spots 28, Bank of Montreal 17. Totem Meat 16. Team Three-Chilliwack Realty F. Trowbridge 700.

Team single A. Britton 254, 969, team single Chwk. Realty 2843. LADIES Nov. 2 Loose Ends 36, Foresters 35, Hopefuls 34, Sears Lid.

33, Sawbones 30, Snookwas 27, Locke's Rx 27, Quality Meat 25, Rec's 25, Muscle Squad 21, Bank of Commerce 18, 16. Single K. Klassen 251. Three P. Leckie 615.

Team single Rec's 917, team three Rec's 2550. MEN'S MAJOR Nov. 4 Edwards 41, Totem Meat 37, Butcharts RCSME 35, McFarlane's 32, Empress Hotel 31, Coombes 23, McKenzie Bros. 16. Single J.

Butchart, 334. Three J. Butchart 869. Team single--Totem Meat 1138, Team three-McFarlane's 3222. MEN'S MAJOR Nov.

3 T. Eaton Co. 45, Clippers 36, Dairyland 36, Ace Tire Shop 36, Jolly Roger Beauty Shop 36, Mc land Me 30. Chwk. Dairy 27, Broadway Store 23.

Single J. Dick 337, three A. Parno 695. Team single Chwk. Dairy 1151, team three Chwk.

Dairy 3270. MEN'S COMMERCIAL Nov. 3 I.B.E.W. 49, Butterfats 44, Chwk. Telephones 43, Dahlstrom Motors 31, Brett's Rockets 29, F.

Auto Body 27, Hardings 24, Curds and Whey 16, Sweet Milks 16, Jolly Roger Barber Shop 16. Single C. Allenby 249. Three B. Morris 666.

'Team single F.V. Auto Body 940, team three Chwk Telephones 2574. CHS SENIOR BOYS, Nov. 4 Slo-Mos 15, Corner Pins 10, Big Wheels 7, Hot Rodders 7, Head Pins 6 Doodlers 6, Blow-Boys 5, The Pins 4. Single J.

Edwards 269, double Edwards 495. MIXED CLASSIC Nov. 6 Quality Meat 40, Valley Wholesale 38, "Toots" Phillips 36, Royal Hotel 36, Edwards 30, Roy Merrow's 27, Butchart Motors 23, Empress Hotel 22. Ladies single F. Trowbridge 323, ladies three F.

Trowbridge 837. single S. Creasey 268, men's three D. 743. Team single Quality Meat 1110, team three Quaity Meat 3126.

MIXED Nov. 6 Black Cats 44, Safeway 38, Bearing Supply 37, Ford's 32, Arnold's Cyclery 26, Monarchs 25, Forestry 25, Alley Cats 24. Ladies single M. Albright 228, ladies three M. Albright 538.

Men's single S. Sykes 286, men's three S. Sykes 704. Team single Arnold's Cyclery 1032. team three Arnold's Cyclery 2652.

MIXED CLASSIC Nov. 5 Royal Chucks 45, Long's Fuel 43, Kel-Tone 42, RCMP No. 1 35, Don Lange Ltd. 35, B.C. Electric 33, Serv-All Hardware 33, Bank of Commerce 31, Super Valu 28, Royal Stewarts 22.

Ladies single Anderson 251, ladies three F. Anderson 652. Men's single V. Vogt 266, men's three V. Vogt 660.

Team single Don Lange Ltd. 972, team three B.C. Electric 2662. MIXED Nov. 5 RCMP No.

3 40, Norman Studios 35, Ryder Lake 31, Cola 30, Five Pointers 29, RCMP No 2 28, Bank of Nova Scotia 26, Coqualeetza 25, Rosedale Atheltics 24, Bank of Montreal 13. Ladies single A. McIntosh 222, ladies three D. McKay 555. Men's single H.

Gaskel 268, men's three Gaskell 268. Team single Rosedale Athetics 894, team three Rosedale Athletics 2395. I New Highway Surface Breaking Up A section of the resurfaced Trans Canada highway at the east end of Sumas Prairie is already breaking up, according to reports. The 5.6 miles of reconstructed road west of Barrowtown is being given a basic coat. Between two and three miles remain to be done but already the eastern re section: is going to pieces under the heavy traffic.

Rain has been hampering paving crews. High Return Reported From Sunflowers Manitoba farmers are harvesting what may well prove the best sunflower crop in history. A co-operative vegetable oil plant reported more than one million pounds of seed processed during the first week in the harvests. Sunflower acreage has increased to a point where additional facilities will have to be established for handling. Yields of 1300-1400 pounds to the acre are not uncommon and payment of four and a half cents a pound for top grade seed has been maintained.

According to George Cruickshank, district agriculturist, the return received from the crop would not demonstrate the feasibility of local farmers entering into this field. It is true the Manitoba farmer has the sunflower for silage purposes nevertheless corn in the long run will be more profitable to farmers in the valley, Mr. Cruikshank stated. One essential for successful sunflower crops is a maintained heat and from reports this particular district of Manitoba has a climatic condition adaptable for such purposes. Vegetable oil from sunflowers is not used in the manufacture of margarine but goes to use in basic oil for specific types of lubrication.

Agassiz A wedding of interest in Vancouver took place at All Saints' church, Agassiz, Wednesday afternoon, November 4, when Betty Anne, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Pretty, became the bride of John Robert Little, son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. Little, of Agassiz. Rev Canon H. C.

B. Gibson, who officiated at the marriage of the groom's parents at Vernon in 1923, conducted the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her wedding ensemble a tailored suit in grey, with a tiny hat of Egyptian gold and brown accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias and red roses. Mrs.

W. Head, Vancouver, was matron of honor, also in grey with autumn gold accessories. F. Dyer, Agassiz, was best man. A family dinner reception followed the ceremony at the Harrison River home of the bride's parents.

C. S. Lepine, brother of the bride, proposed the toast. Mrs. Lepine was also a guest at the wedding.

Following a honeymoon south of the border, the newlyweds will make their home in Comox. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hunt, longtime residents of Agassiz, are leaving to make their home in Armstrong. They were guests of honor at a party on Saturday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Peterson. L. U.

Davis Agassiz Socred Head L. W. Davis was elected president of the local branch of the Social Credit party: at a meeting Friday evening. Other officers are K. K.

H. Knoop; 2nd vice president, Harbottle; 3rd vice-president, B. J. Johnson; secretary-treasurer, S. Vandale; executive, A.

Vogstad, James Cormack, D. Rasmussen and Martin Sand. Parents heard a talk on methods teaching in primary school grades at a meeting of Agassiz-Har- rison PTA Wednesday. Miss Fern Limbert, teacher of grade 1, demonstrated methods of teaching beginners to read and also the painless way they commence arithmetic. Mrs.

T. Scarff followed her with methods for grade 2 pupils. Both speakers had prepared a comprehensive display of materials used in modern methods of teaching. President Mrs. J.

Freeman expressed her thanks to the speakers. During the business session Mrs. A. Bates, membership convener, reported a roll of 67 members. A.

Jones, magazine convener, also ported satisfactory progress with his subscription drive. Mrs. G. H. Booth, program convener, outlined a plan for formation of a Citizen Forum group.

Presentation of a folding travelling clock was to be made to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hicks as a farewell gift.

Mr. Hicks has for several years been active in organizing and chairing the annual Amateur Night. Refreshments were served in the home economics department. A pretty wedding took place at All Saints' church Saturday evening, November 7, when Canon H. C.

B. Gibson united in marriage Nona Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hayes of Agassiz, and Ford Coughlin, son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. Coughlin of Langley. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of nylon net over satin. Her finger-tip veil was place by a coronet of white flowers, and her bouquet was of red roses and white carnations.

Mrs. S. McKimmon was matron of honor, in a ballerina length gown of blue nylon and net. She carried a bouquet of yellow 'mums. Patsy Hayes was her More About War Dead (Continued from page 1) During the brief but inspiring service two hymns were sung: "The King of Love" and "0 Valiant Hearts." Chilliwack band led the parade to the centre.

In the ranks were representatives of veterans of both wars, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, I.O.D.E., Scouts, Army Cadets, Air Cadets, Girl Guides, Brownies and a platoon of R.C.M.P. in scarlet tunics. Following the service at the Memorial the parade reformed and proceeded to the cenotaph. With the reading of the Scripture by the Rev. J.

Judt, "God is our refuge and strength," trumpter Dick Galloway flanked by the color party of the Legion sounded Last Post and Reveille. Observance of the two minute silence followed as veterans stood rigidly at attention. Following, Rev. Glover dedicated the flood lights installed at the cenotaph by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the R.C.A.F. The lights, Dr.

Glover stated, will keep before us the symbol of the sacrifice made, by those whose names are engraved on the tablet of stone. Rev. V. Hall pronounced benediction following the singing of the hymn God Our Help in. Ages Past." flower girl, in a hooped skirted dress of pink nylon, and carrying a colonial bouquet of white 'mums, centered with a red rose.

Mr. Wade Whorley, Agassiz, was best man for his brother-in-law. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed. For travelling the bride chose a grey wool dress with black and red accessories, and wore a red rose from her bouquet. Mr.

and Mrs. Coughlin will make their home in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Willbourn, Willbourn road, expect to leave November 22 on an extensive trip to England, sailing from Montreal on the Empress of France. Mr. and Mrs. Willbourn will visit relatives at London, Tunbridge, Bideford and other points. At Ilford, near London, they will visit Mr.

Willbourn's sister, Mrs. E. Walker, whom he has not seen for over 50 years. The travelers expect to return about the first of May. On March 26, Mr.

and Mrs. Willbourn will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary with their relatives in the Old Country. FINNING USED EQUIPMENT FARM TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT SPECIALS MASSEY-HARRIS PONY MODEL TRACTOR, in excellent shape, complete with plow and mower. A real value at $850 JOHN DEERE TWO-BOTTOM PLOW in very good condition $200 JOHN DEERE NO. 50 BIOWER on rubber.

This complete with all necessary pipes. You should inspect this bargain $550 MODEL 40 BUSHELL INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MANURE SPREADER, on rubber. Priced at only $240 FINNING TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. 614 Young St.

South, Chilliwack Phone 2-3681 DEEP FREEZERS $249.00 and up DEALER SAMPLES 1953 MODELS All metal cabinets. Hermetically Sealed unit Compact attractive design Low operating cost Dependable performance, backed by 5 year guarantee 3 only. Phone today New Westminster 1711 or write P.O. Box 670, New Westminster, B.C. CY CYLINDER BY CHERRY MOTORS, LTD.

HEY, CY, SEEIN' AS HOW IT'S A GENUINE LOUIS XIY MARY AND ME ARE OUR CAR IS DOWN AT BUT IT'S TOO GOIN' DOWNTOWN AND FOR SWAP IT FOR A SMALL' US CHERRY LOUIS XV MOTORS FOR REPAIRS, HOW ABOUT GIVIN' ME AND MARY A LIFT NF SYM. A- SPECIAL A-l WE NEED USED PICK-UPS Owing to this Situation WE ARE OFFERING $300.00 MORE FOR YOUR USED TRUCK than its Actual Market Value. We are only able to hold this offer open until November 21st, so be sure and take advantage of it and trade on a New Ford Truck. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P.M. FOR A BETTER BUY CHERRY MOTORS LTD.

Ford "YOUR 159 YALE ROAD FORD WEST CHILLIWACK, MONARCH B.C. PHONE DEALER" 23611 4-1. A-1 USED CARS, TRUCKS, AND TRACTORS THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Nov. 11, 1953 5 MINERAL ACT Certificate of Improvements NOTICE No. 1, No.

3, No. 4, No. 5 No. 6 Mineral Claim, situate in the New Westminster Mining Division of Yale Division of Yale Distriet. w.Where B.C.

On Skagit River, 26 Lawful Holder: Mrs. Della Whitehead. TAKE NOTICE that W. G. McElhanney, agent for Mrs.

Della Whitehead, Free Miner's Certificate No. 52857 intend sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 85, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 29th day 4 of September, A.D. 1953.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA IN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FRANK SALO DECEASED TENDERS for the purchase of the property of the above-named deceased, situate at 678 Lickman Road, Sardis, Province of British Columbia en which there is a small house, wood shed and root house, the said property being more particularly known and described as Part acre more or less of the Southerly fifty acres of Lot Forty- (41) Croup Two as shown outlined Red on Sketch 9798. New Westminster District, Township of Chilliwack, will be received by the undersigned up to 5:00 P.M. on the 30th day of November A.D. 1953. TERMS: Cash.

The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. DATED at New Westminster, B.C. this 4th day of November A.D. 1953. J.

M. STEIGHT, OFFICIAL ADMINISTRATOR 607 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C. 1958 Seattle City Light has proposed a rate decrease which would save its customers about $1,000,000 a year. New residential rate for kilowatt hours will be $5.24 compared to the present $5.35. Vancouver residential rate for 500 kwh is $9.80 and presumably the same rate applies here.

A September billing for 600 kwh was $10.55. Of the 24,204 men and women employed in Vancouver's manufacturing plants in 1952, workers in the printing, publishing and allied, industries received the highest weekly earnings, the average weekly wage being $70.42 compared with the average of other groups $60.30. Next highest wage earning group was in the iron and steel division were average weekly earnings were $66.79. There were some 1195 employed in the printing and allied industries last year. Gross value of Canadian roofing paper production more than trebled in seven years to reach $41,879,200 in 1951.

AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE Floater policies for Cameras, Furs, Jewellery, etc. Plate Glass, Liability, Polio, Insurance. Established over 20 years Representing strong companies. 53 Yale Rd. E.

Phone 2-2581 Chas. W. Fowler Chilliwack Realty DAHLSTROM MOTORS ISED CAR LOT FISHING NEWS As a true fisherman I cannot 1 a lie and must report that 9 high, muddy water has cut wn the chances of catching ything. A few big ones are ing taken from the Fraser off lamity Point but power at is needed to get there. We ven't -got any power boats sale but look over these auties in warranty covered ted Austins.

AUSTIN A40 Somerset this car has low mileage and is loaded with extras. Originally sold by Dahlstrom Motors Ltd. Under warranty. 11 Austin A40 Sedan A neat little be -Maui Blue with blue leather upholstery. Orignally, Ltd.

sold and by under Dahlstrom warranty. Mo0 Austin A40 Sedan A neat little beige Austin and has a radio, originally, sold by Dahlstrom and is under Warranty. Austin A40 Sedan Smart seal grey with blue upholstery, originally sold by Dahlstrom Motors Ltd. and is under Warranty. 8 Austin A40 Sedan A neat little seal grey job with maroon seat covers.

Under Warranty. Ve have a Wide Selection in Tsed Austins all of which of course are protected by Waranty and have as Standard quipment-Heater, Defrosters, directional Signals, Leather Upolstery. 11 of these models are cometely WINTERIZED and fillwith PRESTONE anti -freeze. DAHLSTROM MOTORS LTD. USED CAR LOT Cheam Ave.

at Yale 'Watch for the Sign of the FLASHING ARROW' Put Dollars in your Pocket Phone 24712 Hope, and Mrs. Demmitt, Kansas, USA; two brothers, Stanley, Hope, and Michael, Vancouver. Funeral service will be conducted from Our Lady of Good Roman Catholic church, Hope, Father J. Foquette officiating. Date of service to be announced later.

Henderson't Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Inter- ment in R.C. cemetery, Hope. Brian Henry Voth Death occurred to Brian Henry Voth, age two years, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Voth, 19th avenue, Whonnock Besides his parents he is survived by, one brother, David; one sister, Gayle; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Biggs, Whonnock, and paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Voth, Chilliwack. Funeral service was conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Garden Hill funeral chapel, Haney.

Rev. S. Smyth officiating. Interment Maple Ridge cemetery. Anne Davis The death of Anne Davis, wife of Jack Davis, Powell River, occurred General Saturday Hospital in Mrs.

Powel Davis in her 40th year. Besides her husband, Jack, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs George Hillocks, Westview, B.C., and one sister, Mrs. Edith Wilcox, Chilliwack. Funeral service was conducted Tuesday at Powel River United church at 2 p.m...

Rev. Graham officiating. Leslie Hutcheon Death occurred to Leslie Hutcheon in Chilliwack General Hospital Thursday in his 66th year. Mr Hutchecn was born in AberCounty, Scotland, June 18, 1888, served overseas with the Canadian Forestry Corps in the First World War and farmed on the Mount Baker road for the past 30 years. He was empoyed by Collins and Macken Lumber Co.

for several years. His wife, Belle, predeceased him August 10. 1942. He is survived by his sisters and brothers in England. Funeral service was conducted at Henderson's Funeral Home chapel Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

Rev. J. E. Bigelow officiating, auspices of Canadian Legion, Chilliwack, Branch No. 4.

Pallbearers were T. McDonald, Bruce Gleig, Bridges, F. Smith, Buchanan and George Reddie. Legion service was conducted by Pat Hall. Interment Canadian Legion cemetery.

Violet Ellen Stade Born in Chilliwack June 8, 1885, Mrs Henry Stade's death occurred in Chilliwack General Hospital after a brief illness, Monday, aged 68 years. Third daughter of pioneer residents, Mr and Mrs. Roland Ryder. Mrs Stade attended school at Hope, married Henry Stade, July 27, 1904 and lived in Chilliwack district continuously. She was an active member of East Chilliwack Women's Institute and Canadian Red Cross, local.

Besides her husband, Henry, 777 Yae road east, she is survived by four sons, George, Ryder Lake, William and Norman, Chilliwack, and Arthur, Princeton; two daughters, Bertha, Mrs A. McKinnon, Lulu Island and Nellie, Camas, 11 grandchildren; four brothers, Sam Ryder, Hope, Norman and James, California; five sisters, Mrs. J. Barwick, Vic. toria.

Mrs J. Tannahill, Mrs. E. J. Snider, Mrs.

L. D. McLaren and Mrs. B. J.

Gillis, Chilliwack. One daughter, Edith, and one brother George Ryder predeased her. Funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 3 p.m. Henderson's Funeral Home chapel, Rev. V.

Hall officiating. Interment in 100F cemetery. Kenneth Sales Simpson Funeral service was conducted from Christ Anglican church, Hope, Saturday, Scudamore officiating, for Kenneth Sales Simpson whose death occurred last week as a result of a car accident at Jasper, Alta. Mr Simpson, aged 29 years, was employed by the Canadian National Railways as a telegraph operator at Red Pass. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

S. Simpson at Hope. More About Other Days (Continued from Page 2) Jukes; G. C. Dolman and Miss C.

M. Chadsey married by Rev. B. H. West at Baptist parsonage Chilliwack Fair Association publishes booklet descriptive of wonderful resources of Chilliwack Valley; 10,000 copies to be distributed.

Township council declines to contribute any portion of cost Barber Henderson install acetylene lighting plant in their drug store. SIXTY YEARS AGO November 10, 1893 Flourishing Driving Park Association engages Jeff Harrison to clear ground for construction of track Establishment of reading room and installation of domestic water system early possibilities Public school becomes overcrowded when pupil attendance reaches 51. Baptists Mark 60th Anniversary 'Chilliwack First Baptist church will celebrate its 60th anniversary Sunday. Special speaker at Sunday services will be Rev. William Bonney, Vancouver, chairman, board of trustees for British Columbia Baptist convention.

Miss Margaret Sampson, Haney, will be guest soloist. Monday, church members and adherents will enjoy a Diamond Jubilee banquet served at 6:30 p.m. WOULD YOU WORLD'S HEAVIEST MAN We don't know if the powerful as one of our they're mighty powerful we've got about the for used cars. You'll you visit our spacious conditioned, low priced For a Better in the Sunday school room. A program has been arranged with F.

Shears, Vancouver, as the speaker. The hourly rate for construction workers in Canada stands at 142.4 cents an hour. FARM LOANS Easy Terms Vancouver Mortgage Corp. Ltd. MA.

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