The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 11

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, October 25, 1978 11A STELLA BEATRICE CAMPBELL Funeral service will be held October 28 at 1 p.m. for Stella Beatrice Campbell, who died October 24 at her residence, 121 Lewis Avenue East. Rev. William Brown will officiate at the service, which will be held in the chapel of Henderson's Funeral Home. Mrs.

Campbell was born in Grand Valley, Ontario on June 30, 1904. A housewife, she lived in Agassiz from 1945 to 1959, when she moved to Chilliwack. She is survived by her husband, Henry; five sons, Bud of Chilli wack, Bruce of Agassiz, Keith of Greendale, Sooke and Dennis of Salmon Arm; six daughters, Mrs. Nola DeGraw of Abbotsford, Mrs. Merle Burgener of Sunnyvale, California, Mrs.

Margaret McMurty of Sanichton, Barbara Campbell of Vancouver, Mrs. Sandra Stevensen of Ashcroft and Mrs. Diane Byers of Chilliwack; 20 grandchildren; two brothers, Roy Newson of Barrie, Ontario and Gordon Newson of Kindersly, Saskatchewan; one sister, Mrs. Ann Truman of Toronto, Ontario. Burial will take place at Odd Fellows Cemetery.

GLADYS MONA "HAPPY" MAY Funeral service for Gladys Mona "Happy" May of 310 Spruce Street, Cultus Lake, who died October 23 in Chilliwack General Hospital will be a private family gathering with Rev. Reg Taylor officiating. Arrangements are being handled by the Memorial Society of British Columbia. Burial will be at the Royal Canadian Legion Cemetery. Mrs.

May was born in London, England, May 27, 1891. She had been a resident of Chilliwack and Cultus Lake areas since 1931. She was a member of the Cultus Lake Memorial Church and had been active in the Red Cross during wartime. She was a homemaker. Mrs.

May is survived by two daughters, Valerie Joan May of Cultus Lake and Peggy (Mrs. Reg) Taylor of Chilliwack; one son, Douglas of Cultus Lake; two grandsons and one greatgrandson. She was predeceased by her OBITUARIES husband Arthur Douglas "Dick" May in 1941 in Chilliwack. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Cultus Lake Memorial Church would be appreciated. J.

HARDER Resident of the area since 1951, Jacob J. Harder of 46575 Chilliwack Central Road died October 20 at Chilliwack General Hospital. Mr. Harder was born in Burwalde, Russia on October 14, 1896. He was a farmer and a member of First Mennonite Church in Greendale.

Rev. Henry Esau and Rev. George Peters officiated at the service for Mr. Harder, held October 23 at First Mennonite Church. Pallbearers were Jacob Epp, Jacob Grunau, Jack Krahn, Jake Enns, Peter Isaac and Bill Reimer.

Mr. Harder is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; three sons, John and Jacob, in Russia, and Henry of Chilliwack: three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. Burial took place at Greendale Cemetery. JACOB F. JANZEN Former resident of Greendale for 42 years Jacob F.

Janzen of 2211 Clearbrook Road. Clearbrook, died October 17 at MSA General Hospital. Funeral service was held October 20 at Bakerview M.B. Church, Clearbrook, with Pastor Ben Zerbe and Rev. David Froese officiating.

Burial was at Greendale Cemetery. Woodlawn Funeral Home of Abbotsford was in charge of arrangements. Mr. Janzen was born in Russia May 30, 1897. He was a general merchant and had lived in the Clearbrook area since 1976.

Pallbearers were Bob Janzen, Philip Harder, Steve Janzen, Peter Reimer, Randy Wiebe and John Janzen. Mr. Janzen is survived by his wife, Lena; two sons, Johnny of Courtenay and Fred of Pemberton; three daughters, Lena (Mrs. Nick) Harder of Abbotsford, Net- Safety council demise coming? Chilliwack and District Safety Council may meet its demise i if the public does not show more interest soon. "I'm not going to go to meetings and fiddle my time away if the public isn't interested," says council President Don Few.

Mr. Few took over as president of the council about a year ago when it was facing a similar crisis. At that time, the council had ceased to be very effective and meetings were poorly attended. A new council board was elected, the council's purpose was clarified and great strides were made. But now the council is foundering again.

Officers are not turning up regularly for meetings and the general public is showing no interest whatsoever. Mr. Few says he will approach the Chilliwack police to find out if they view the council as a worthwhile community organization. If they do not, he says, that Gong show Seabird Island Basic Training and Skills Development (BTSD) class is looking for contestants to take part in a gong show tomorrow (Thursday). The show will be held at Seabird Island Hall beginning at 7 p.m.

Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children 13 and under. Admission includes refreshments. There will be first, second, third and fourth door prizes. Anyone wishing to participate may call Bonnie at 796-2783. Wm.

E. B. Linzey OPTOMETRIST 126 Main Street (One block north of City Hall between Spadina and Kipp) Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 1:30 to 5:00 Closed All Day Wednesday PHONE 795-3031 Cremation took place at Victory Memorial Park Crematorium in Surrey. LILIAN MARY VARCOE Funeral service was held October 20 in the chapel of Henderson's Funeral Home for Lilian Mary Varcoe, 45450 Menholm Road, who died October 17 in Chilliwack General Hospital.

Rev. Douglas Anderson officiated at the service. Mrs. Varcoe was born in London, England on April 27, 1888. She was a retired housewife, who lived on Spadina Avenue before the move to Menholm Road.

She is survived by one son, Donald Grassick, of Dauphin, Manitoba; one step-daughter, Velda (Mrs. Roy) Creber of Chilliwack; one step-son, James Varcoe of Herschel, Saskatchewan; two grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; eight stepgreat-great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Oliver, in 1974. Pallbearers at the service were Ernest Zinck, Allen Head, Perry Dickinson, Thomas Hubbard, William Emory and Emil Banziger. Burial took place at Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Food hearing list growing tie (Mrs. Ron) Yeske of Edmonton and Mrs. Rosella Wiebe of Edmonton; 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and six sisters. JAMES STEELES DOUGLAS Funeral service was held October 23 in the chapel of Henderson's Funeral Home for James Steeles Douglas, who died October 19 at his residence, 1509 No. 9 Highway, Agassiz.

Padre Bill Fairlie officiated at the service. Mr. I Douglas was born in Worthing, England on March 29, 1930. A groundsman, he moved to Chilliwack two years ago from Revelstoke. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 4 pipe band.

He is survived by his wife, Margaret; one son, Bob, at home; two daughters, Kathy and April, both at home; one sister, Jean (Mrs. Carleton) Kesler of Idaho; his mother, Mrs. Gladyes Douglas of Mission. Preliminary schedule for the People's Food Commission hearing set for Chilliwack United Church lounge October 28 lists 16 presentations to date. More are expected.

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on different organs of the body, The English Placement Test will be ofand food relation in industrial fered on Wednesday, November 1, at and agricultural countries will 19:00 (7:00 p.m.) at Fraser Valley Colalso be discussed. lege in the following locations: Abbotsford Campus Room 304 (Lower Building) Bahai Faith Chilliwack Campus Room 119 No pre-registration is necessary and the many ONE paths test is free. Remember, if you plan to GOD start or return to college or university many ONE colours in January or May, you should write this RACE test now. many countries ONE WORLD FRASER Information on request FC VALLEY COLLECE Woohworth LOW, LOW PRICES! UNBEATABLE VALUES! OCTOBER 26 to 31 BUYS Stock Up On These Fun Functional Fall Buys! Colorful Asst. Put-Ons Choose from silly clowns or Indians for the kids in your Halloween household, Bright and life-like masks they'll really love! YOUR CHOICE each 99 Grinning gruesomes like witches, monsters and skulls come alive in bright colors! Youth and adult sizes.

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Mr. Few says the council "alerts people in the community to possible areas of concern as far as safety (and) provides training and background to overcome difficulties." He says the council is supposed to serve "home, school, farm and the general He says that in the last year the council has had three major successes. It has sanctioned the Block Parents program, which designates homes that children can turn to when endangered, it has worked with motorcycle safety and a related training course and it has sponsored a School District 33 safety poster contest. If the council is to be revived, Mr. Few says, a publicity and awareness campaign and other efforts will be launched.

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