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THE CH1LL1WACK PROGRESS, Jan. 22, 1969 9 Legal Legal School District 33 Emergency Procedures Outlined For District 1 of I PROPERTIES ALWAYS DEPEND ON A REALTOR WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE YALE REALTY LTD. Real Estate, Mortgages, Investments 45845 Yale Rd. Chilliwack 795-5513 792-6317 DUPLEX 1 bedroom in each unit. Living room, kitchen and bath.

One side has basement. Carports. View by appointment only. Full price $16,000. OWNER WILL TRADE FOR DAIRY FARM Large executive type 3 bedroom home on a well landscaped and fully fenced corner lot in Westview subdivision.

Close to hospital, schools and store. This home has a large kitchen and dining room with a fireplace in the lovely carpeted living room as well as in the finished rumpus room complete with bar. 2 baths conclude the description of this home, loaded with extras. Call into the office for arrangements to view. REVENUE PROPERTY 2 side by side duplexes on 1 ac.

of privately owned property at Cultus Lake. Fully winterized, year round rentals. 2 units are furnished and 2 are semi furnished. The price has been reduced for a quick sale. JUST LISTED Duplex $10,500.

We have one two-bedroom VLA home. Ideal location. Conservatively priced for only $17,500. For further particulars call our office. EVENING CALLS: Salesmen Jack Traas 792-1195 Ed McLeod 795-3841 Agent John Krepiakevich 792-1795 7135 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Excellent city home in choice location.

Three large bedrooms; full basement with rec. room, games room and fourth bedroom. Two fireplaces, patio and attached carport. Asking $28,000 with generous terms. CITY HOME This two bedroom home is located in one of the best residential areas.

Close in and on bus route, with nicely treed lot and detached garage. FULL PRICE $10,800 with terms. CEDAR AVENUE Good family home with three bedrooms, living room, large dining room, kitchen and laundry. 1,200 sq. ft.

of floor area. Gas heat, carport and storage shed. PRICED at $14,600. FULLY FURNISHED Neat and clean one bedroom home in Rosedale with fireplace in living room. Two good sized lots with 150 ft.

frontage on Yale Road East. Immediate possession. $8,500 with $2,000 down. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY We have two commercial properties in the heart of the downtown business section. Please call our office for full particulars.

A. MARSDEN 794-7171 J. LUSCOMBE 792-6964 B. ABBOTT 795-3379 7314 i Following is the complete text of school district superintendent Dr. J.

Innes Mac-dougall's statement concerning the re-opening of schools in the district. School District 33 (Chilliwack) appreciates the opportunity of presenting some of the problems regarding school closures during this period of difficult weather. Our paramount consideration is the safety of the children, both those who are transported by bus and those who must make their own way to school over icy roads or snow plugged sidewalks. We must always bear in mind the obligation, not only to get children to school, but to return them home several hours later during which weather conditions may change drastically. At the present time it is impossible for our buses to operate on their normal routes because of the serious drifting on all north-south roads.

As it seems likely that the present weather pattern will hold for a few days it has been decided to attempt a partial opening of schools using modified bus routes. The following arrangements will be in effect until further notice. It is obvious that a sudden change in the weather may necessitate their cancellation at any time. I should like to impress on parents the importance of getting their children to school if this can be done safely but the parallel importance of parents making their own decision as to whether or not it is safe for their children to get to school. It is impossible for us to know the exact conditions in every part of the community.

At the present time it seems unwise to have our youngest students go to school. For this reason kindergarten classes will not operate until further notice. Conditions at the present time make it impossible to open the following schools. These are the schools which will remain closed: Atchelitz, Camp River, Chadsey, East Chilliwack, Evans, Fairfield Island, Greendale, Lotbiniere, Miller, Ryder Lake, Sunshine Drive. All other elementary schools will open today (Wednesday).

Very little busing can be supplied for elementary students under present conditions. No buses will run north of Yale Road East excepting the bus which transports Grade VII students from Strathcona to Central. Promontory bus No. 5 will not operate. No busing will be provided for special class children but where schools are open special classes will operate.

The following are the secondary school arrangements: Rosedale Junior Secondary School, which depends very largely on buses, will not open. All other secondary schools will open today. The following are the bus arrangements: These buses will operate normally: From Yarrow buses 1, 5 and 12; from Columbia Valley bus the Chilliwack Lake Road bus No. 6 from Cheam View via Rosedale to Chilliwack Senior Secondary. Some buses will operate on modified routes.

These are: bus 4 from Rosedale to Chilliwack Senior Secondary which will travel along Yale Road East only. Bus 9 from Rosedale on Hope River and Camp River roads only to Wells Road, Yale Road and Chilliwack Senior Secondary. Bus 10 will run from the Vedder Canal on 401 and Yale Road West only to A. D. Rundle Junior Secondary.

Buses 2, 3 and 7 which serve Sardis Secondary School will run on South Sumas, Blackburn and Keith-Wilson Roads only. This loop service will begin at approximately 8:00 a.m. The following buses will not operate until further notice: No. 5, Promontory-River Road, No. 11, Prairie Central, No.

13. Chilliwack Central and No. 14, Ryder Lake. The Sunshine Drive buses will not operate. The involved nature of the preceding arrangements indicates the difficluties of the problems with which we are faced.

These arrangements will make possible attendance by the very large majority of our students. We will be operating 21 of our 33 schools beginning Wednesday and continuing as long as conditions remain as at present. Rearrangements have been necessary at our adult education level also. The following night classes which have been continuing from last term will be in session: Wednesday, January 22, basic English, science 10, English 12, preparatory mathematics, history 12-101, typing 1, bookkeeping 1. Thursday, January 23: French 9, 10, literature 12, shorthand and industrial first aid.

Hobby and cultural classes which were to commence at January 20, 21, 22 and 23 are postponed until next week to commence January 27, 28, 29 and 30. Seeks Flood Control Plan Chilliwack Dyking Board has made application to participate in the federal pro-' vincial flood control program, following a conference in Victoria between dyking board representatives and B. E. Marr, chairman of the flood control program committee. Alderman A.

S. Barker, dyking board chairman is hopeful that much of the ARDA proposals can also be incorporated in the joint program. Mr. Marr indicated that all streams and ditches leading "directly to dykes" can be included. Such streams as Chilliwack Creek, McGillivray Creek, Hope and Camp rivers will be included, but "how far upstream remains to be seen" Alderman Barker indicates.

Joint program committee will assign a priority to Chil-liwack's application, and prepare design and cost estimates. When cost-sharing formula has been agreed upon formal application for provincial and federal funds will be sought. Standings Standings in the Midget division of the Minor Hockey League are: Pts. Canadians 5 3 2 12 Bantm. All-Stars 4 2 3 11 Rangers 2 3 4 8 Red Wings 3 6 1 7 HOME-MAKERS A A ernor in Council has by Reg-REALTY INSURANCE ifiPSlU uIation Prov'ded for the dis-AGFNCY ITD llllf f)f Ifelf kfir solution of the Lower Illla 1 jf land Regional Planning Board; 6 Yale Rd East 792-1945 for the transfer of the duties For Better Service 1 and responsibilities of the The Old Established Firm 8810 Young Street South said Board to the Greater Chilliwack, B.C.

Vancouver Regional District, mMMPDriAi cmr rhone 9ZZ7b7 Regional District of Dewd-LUMMtRLlAL MIE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION neV Alouette. Central Fra-4 B.R. large older style home Get the home have al ser Valley Regional District on 66 160- lot across from Says wEdfn thf. new two Fra" the Liquor Store for re- bedroom home 5 minutes the entail business. Call us for more from doWntown.

1.350' of 'n" the Planning pro-particulars. gracious Featuring fa- f.15 currenty rAmiurDn a mm imvp rnily rm. with fireplace, dou- COMMERCIAL BUILDING ble plumbing on main floor. NOW KNOW YF THAT hv On Vedder Road J4" xKP Yours for only $21,500. lnKe wf COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS Pain, on from $100 P.M.

Room here to put 5 minutes from downtown. 2 Swine be added to Se ob SARDIS HAIG DRIVE the balance at $60 Pj momju Attractive 3 B.R. split level fP inl of on large corner lot, 12' now Ior viewine- nivKsinw in dt awvimp 18' L.R. with fireplace. W.

DAIRY FARM DIVISION III PLANNING to finished rumpus room, 40 arrp; all Hearpri Wei The Participating mem-plumbed for auto, washer and fffSl lLfiS. sSJ! tWi dryer. Full price weir below chion ham 2 silos. Good 4 functlon are: replacement cost at $19,800. R- full basement home, (a) the member municipalise! ArBFS P'us 2 bedroom home and ad- ties of the Lower Mainland tK" ditional outbuildings.

Call us Regional Planning Board sit-3 B.R. older style home, 16 for particulars on this and uate within the regional dis-stanchion barn and other out other going concern farms. trict, namely, The City of buildings, net taxes $23.60, Chilliwack, The Corporation asking $26,000. All reason- EVENINGS of the Township of Chilli-able offers will be considered, Annis 795-7424 wnack The Corporation of TarkTork Rs 11 07 the VillaPe of Harrison Hot SALESMEN ReSr 858 6 48 Spt' TWn HpC' c- Regier 858-6148 and The Corporation of the Ken Minion 705 Ken Porter 792-1238 district of Kent; and, INSURANCENOTARY Peter Penner 792-6308 b) Electoral Areas C. PUBLIC John McPhee 792-6133 and F.

Rob Simpson 8Ti8--5'JC INSURANCE: 2. It is a function of the re- Charles Miner 795-7736 gional district to undertake 7318 regional planning and for McGAW REALTY LTD. that purpose provisions Insurance. Real Estate and CHILLIWACK REALTY LTD. jf jectlon.

795 to 798D in- Mortgages Real Estate Insurance Jy 'Ty 30 Yale Road East 8 ut provision herein contained. B.C. Office Phone .795 5761 700 1447 3- The annual cost attrihut- Fnone 7az-i447 t0 thjs function shalI be 1 ACRE MORTGAGE INVESTMENT apportioned anions the mem- Tn Hrv 1 hH $4,000 1st mort. reqd. on ber municipalities on the In city, with 3 bedroom J1 same basis as the annual home, living room with fire- costs of the Lower Mainland place, gas heat, fruit trees, rm.

can in person. Regional Planning Board This property has been reduc- NEW- QUALITY- were apportioned; namelv, on ed for quick sale. Price City Home the basis of the population of This is a large 2 bdrm. home each member municipality. DUPLEXES witn Ml bsmt.

and carport, 4. Effective the first day of and features a 13 18 L.R. April, 1969, that portion of We have three for sale. Call wjth fireplace, D.R., large the official regional plan of us for information and ap- kitchen and 3-pce. vanity the Lower Mainland Region- pointment to view.

bath. Also has a choice loca- al Planning Board applicable nT, FfMJ tion on a good lot with lawns to the regional district shall and gardens complete. Rea- be the official regional plan On Yale Road Brentwood, sonably priced at $22,100 and for the reRional district and First Avenue and Coote liberal terms can be arrang- the rules for amendment or Street. Phone for informa- ed. Must be seen to appreci- alteration of the plan shall be tion.

ate the many extras. Phone fubiect to the provisions of for appointment to view. rections 795 and 796 of the Are you thinking of sel'ing "Municipal Act" and of para- your home or farm? Call Mc- CARPENTER'S SPECIAL graph 6 of these supplemen- Gaw's to come out and dis- ROSEDALE tary Letters Patent, cuss your listing. 3 bedroom bungalow with a 5. The Repional Board shall rough basement gas heating, appoint its Chairman and one Evening Calls: 220 wiring.

So id, but needs other Director to the Lower repairs. Full y2 acre with Mainland Planning Review REAL ESTATE: 24 24 open barn. Full price Panei established pursuant to Frank Urban 792-2886 5-500 with $2 500 down the Order-in-Council apprnv- Ken McGaw 795-3243 open to offers. jng the issue of these supple- D. F.

Malpas 795-5917 BUILD THIS SPRING mentary Letters Patent. 2 acre building site, with 6- Before an amendment or INSURANCE 236 ft. frontage. Good area alte-ation is made to the of- McGaw 795-7068 and view, just 2V2 miles from f'cial regional plan the pro- Cen Pavnn town. Full price $6,800.

Pored amendment or altera- ueo. Payne 795-53J7 tion sha bp suhmitted to the NOTARY PUBLIC EVENINGS: Review Panel for evaluation, O.K. McGaw Chas. B. Fowler 792 2567 rfwan.d rePort on the ef fects of the proposed amend- ment or alteration on the planning concept for the Get Big Results With A Low Cost WANT AD of the lower PWnMF 7Q9 1031 FOR 7- The Regional Boa'd.

in inUINL IZJC-LZfOi. tun co-operation with the Boards CANADA PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ELIZABETH the SECOND, by the Grace of God. of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories. Queen. Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

To all to whom these presents shall come GREETING. "Dan Campbell" Minister of Municipal Affairs of the other regional districts aforesaid, shall maintain a copy of the official repional pan 0f tbe L0Wer Mainland Repional Planning Board together with all subsequent amendments or alterations made by each Repional Board to the official repional plan for each regional district. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent and the Geat Seal of Our said Province to be hereunto affixed. WITNESS, Colonel The Honourable John R. Nicholson P.C., O.B.E..

Q.C.. LL.D. Lieutenant Governor of Our said Province of Bn't ish Columbia, in Our Citv of Victoria, in Our said Province, this thirtv-first day of December, in the year of our Lord one thou sand nine hundred and sixty-eight, and in the seventeenth year of Our Reign. By Command. D.

BLACK," Provincial Secretary. 3 THE CITY OF CHILLIWACK Tenders will be received up to Friday. January 31. 1969, at 5:00 p.m., for the Contract of Caretaker Service for the City Garbage Pit off Wolfe Road. Particulars mav be obtained at the City Hall.

BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL 7313 Auction Sale Chapman Auctioneers Ltd YOUR LOCAL AUCTIONEER 45744 Yale Road West Phone 792 1592 This Week's Regular Auction Sale Will Be Held FRIDAY, JAN. 24 Commencing 12:00 Noon Chapman Auctioneers Ltd. Chilliwack, B.C. 45744 Yale Road West Phone 792-1592 AROUND JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS A. D.

Rundle By NANCY TURLEY and JULIE SHARP In spite of the snow there has not been a freeze on activities in A. D. Rundle. All around the school are posters encouraging students to join the new dance club. Pamela Tetz and Renee Klassen have begun to organize this club for grade nine and ten stu dents.

The art of ballroom dancing (rumbas and such) is the club's intention. They will probably be meeting Wednes day evenings. Some of Mr. Richer's drama students are learning their new scripts for the play "The Miracle Worker." The play will be presented sometime in April. There will be six pub lic performances.

All of which are highly recommended. (We hope you take the Mr. Richer is also working hard on a secret project in Room 98. More about this secret later. The science fair committee consisting of our science teachers, headed by Mr.

Stol-lee as chairman, have been planning Rundle's fourth annual science fair scheduled for late in March. Now, the library, with the students doing their science, socials and English assignments, is the busiest room in the school. Grudge Match Free -For -All Wrestling main event in Evergreen Hall last night was a short wild one, ending in a double disqualification after the referee had been incapacitated. In what was billed as a "grudge match," Dutch Savage and Dean Higuchi both were cut and bleeding while fighting outside the ring. Once back in, they put the referee out of commission before other wrestlers could get them out of the ring.

Match was declared no contest. In the four-man tag team bout, Crusher Stasiak and John Tolos took the first and third falls to defeat Don Leo Jonathan and Bobby Shane, in the two out of three fall, 45 minute contest. First bout of the evening, a one fall event between Johnny Kostas and Bad Boy Shields went the full 15 minutes in a draw. In the other one fall event. Bob Brown defeated Eric Froelich.

TRUCKING BULLDOZING SAND GRAVEL and SHALE Call LYLE HAMILTON 795-3125 9280 McNaught Road wvi in tr iIm ON TARGiTBVBRY TME PHONE "Th Sign That J. P. Co. Ltd. REAL ESTATE.

INSURANCE. MORTGAGE SPECIALISTS (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICEl AhTnirD A urinrill AA nCLrrUL 792 1931 Still" '48 Yale Road East Wheeler private mortgage or have an to sell, tee ua first. Money 10 ACRES Best of land on Fairfield Island with beautiful appointed 4 B.R. home, near new, large living 2 fireplaces, full bsmt. Second house producing revenue.

Good barn. Trade considered terms arranged. NEW DUPLEX NEW 1800 sq. ft, full shake roof, close to schools, stores, etc. Just completed, rented at $125month.

Nicely decorated, large living rooms, cabinet kitchens, good size bedroom. Buy as you wish either cash or terms. MOVE NOW IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Settle into this near new, fully modern 3 BR. home, with WW throughout, patio off dining area. Large 4-piece bath with dressing table and vanity.

Basement finished for rec room, den, 2 BR's and utility room. Price is $26,500, mortgage is on. DAIRY FARM 100 acres best of land. Milking parlor. Low down pymt.

to right party. Call for further particulars. SALES: DAN BARRY 792-2626 WM. PETRYK 792-6475 T. A.

WYBORN 792-6650 J. K. BOYD 858-6078 JACK NEUFELD 858-6540 If you require a company or agreement of aale or mortgage available Immediately. LOTS 1 lot in Sardis on Stevenson Road. Full price only $2,200.

Close to school. 1 lot on Leary Crescent ap-prox. 100 161. Very good residential area. Full price only $3,400.

3 BR. HOME Located on Third Ave. Good location, spacious living rm large family kit. 3 BR's. Auto, gas furnace.

Utility rm. Needs some finishing work. Full price only $10,500. Present Mtge. 6.

Ideal for young couple. 34 ACRES Very choice land on Yale Rd. 2 B.R. home. Machinery.

Full price $59,000 with down. Can be bought for less without machinery. N.H.A. SPECIAL 10 year old 1,400 sq. ft.

3 bedroom family home. Large family kitchen, combined living room and dining room with WW carpet and fireplace. Vanity bathroom. Separate family room. Gas heat and hot water.

Black top drive. Situated in good residential area. Full price only $18,900. Terms arranged. Call us to view.

EVENING FRED GEORGE 792-6852 GEORGE EPP 795-9598 SAM OTTO 792-2455 MIKE BARRY 795-7887 ART TIMMERS 795-5454 CHILLIWACK'S NEWEST APARTMENT The Royal Stuart 231 YALE EAST, CHILLIWACK, B.C. Spacious Corner Suites with foyers. Large living room and dining area, two bedrooms with double bath, recessed carpeted patios, generous closets and storage room each suite. Well appointed kitchen, large outside window, draped and carpeted wall to wall, large double compartment attractive frigs. Wide pressurized halls, intercom, cablevision.

Free laundry. Furnished bedroom in basement for guests. Rec room and large storage lockers in basement. Covered parking in Spring. Available Feb.

1st. Owing to severe weather conditions Feb. rentals adjusted to date of occupancy. Contact M. A.

Dyce, 795-3340. CARROLL -DYCE HOLDINGS LTD. 416 WOODLAND DRIVE A CHOICE HOME 3 Large Bedrooms, Living Room with wall to wall carpet Dining Room Beautiful Kitchen Vanity Bathroom Utility Room Full Dry Basement is fully finished with Recreation Room, Bar, Fireplace, Den, 4th Bedroom and Workroom. Full Price $31,750 with cash to a Low Interest Rate Mortgage. DRIVE BY PHONE TO VIEW.

PRINCESS AGENCIES LTD. Telephone 795-9441.