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10 THE CH1LL1WACK PROGRESS, Aug. 20, 1969 Legd Soccer Team Picks Executive iluarieS ment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Kukoly was born in Budapest, Hungary, on August 12, 1907, and had lived in the district for eight months.

He formerly resided in Vancouver. He is survived by one son and one daughter. Henderson's Funeral Home was in sage. He was later stationed in Vancouver Town Station for 10 years, retiring in 1961. He is survived by his wife Mary, '517 Corbould Street North; two daughters, Mrs.

A. S. (Winnifred) Zielinski, Langley; Mrs. W. D.

(Ruth) Charles, Vancouver; two grandsons; two brothers, Thomas and James, both of Winnipeg; three sisters, Mrs. C. Walling, Winnipeg. Mrs. S.

II. Foster, Victoria; and Mrs. S. Ricketts. North Delta.

Henderson's Funeral Home, Chilliwack, was in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH KUKOLY Mass was celebrated Saturday in St. Mary's Catholic Church for Joseph Kukoly, 45675 Storey Avenue, Sardis, who died August 12 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Inter Some 20 Fraser Valley senior soccer league games are scheduled, half of them to be played at the fairgrounds field. The elected executive for this year's team include: president Norm Chambers, Phil Gauthier.

secretary Bert Larson, treasurer Frank George, manager Cec Malloway, and directors Zeke Lau, Jim Beck, Al Legs one and Barry Maclntyre. Team is to practice at 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday's and Thursday's. Cec Malloway expressed hope that all former players and anyone else who hopes to play would come out to the practices at the fairgrounds. Last year the Chilliwack United team landed in second place in the league, while the associated Junior Royals also placed second in the New Westminster league, when the competition at this end of the valley did not shape up.

P. J. HIPKINS Active in Mount Shannon United Church as an elder, Percy James (Jim) Hipkin died August 15 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Rev. W.

R. Nixon officiated at the funeral service Monday in Henderson's Funeral Chapel. Interment will take place in Edmonton. Mr. Hipkin was born in Yorkshire, England, on June 15, 1893, and had lived in the district for 20 years.

He farmed for many years near Edmonton, retiring to Chilliwack in 1954. He formerly resided on McNaught Road before moving to Suite 301, 133 Gore Avenue, in 1968. Mrs. Hipkin will be returning to Edmonton to live with her daughter, Mrs. David Burns, 11724-48th Avenue.

Besides his wife Freda and his daughter Mrs. David (Jeanne) Burns of Edmonton, Mr. Hipkin is also survived by another daughter, Mrs. Keith (Barbara) MacDougall in Ontario; two sons, George and Gerald, both of Edmonton; 20 grandchildren; one great grandchild; one brother, Ben Hipkin, Summerland; and one sister in England. M.

C. STONE Bus operator with Pacific Stage Lines, Mervyn Charles Stone died August 17 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Pastor Reg Layzell and Pastor D. L. Huebert officiated at the funeral service today in Henderson's Funeral Chapel.

Active pallbearers were Norman Hannah, Lou Peterson, Bob Peterson, Bob Hallett, Henry Ellis and Evan Ed-mondson. Honorary pallbearers were Dave Burr, Herb ATTENTION! DAIRYMEN FARMERS INDUSTRIAL and COMMERCIAL Skidmore, Art Skidmore, Paul Paulson, Ernie Rachinski and William Rozmahal. Interment was in IOOF cemetery. Mr. Stone was born on July 31, 1928, in Wetaskiwin.

Alberta, and formerly resided in Vancouver and Edmonton. He was a member of Chilliwack Glad Tidings Tabernacle. He is survived by his wife Gladys, 7906 Chilliwack River Road; two daughters, Carolyn and Kathryn, both at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone, Chilliwack; one sister, Miss Pat Stone, Chilliwack; three brothers, Ronald, Victoria; Clement, Coquitlam; and David, Victoria.

JOHN REID Honorary life member of Mount Zion Masonic Lodge No. 120, Chilliwack, John Reid died August 16 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Mr. Reid was a past patron of Chilliwack Chapter No. 49, Order of the Eastern Star, and a past elder and Session Member of Chilliwack United Church.

Rev. H. R. Whitmore officiated at the funeral service yesterday in Chilliwack United Church. Cremation followed.

Honorary pallbears were Howard Darling, George Culbert, Harold Martin, Dr. G. F. Enns, Ben R. Henry, Ernest R.

Nelles, Kenneth Boake, Clarence Kyle and Nelson Johnston. Mr. Reid was born in Elgin, Scotland, on June 18, 1884, and had lived in the district for 21 years. A retired farm implement dealer, Mr. Reid formerly resided in Foam Lake, Saskatchewan.

He is survived by his wife Beatrice, 409 Princess Avenue West; one brother, Alex J. Reid, and one sister, Mrs. Annie Cruikshank, both of Foam Lake. Henderson's Funeral Home was in charge of MRS. AMY GLADYS ENOCH Former teacher and later principal in Chilliwack school district, Mrs.

Amy Gladys Enoch, Briskham Road, Mission, died August 16 in Mission Memorial Hospital. Rev. Peter Rolston officiated at the funeral service yesterday in St. Andrew's United Church, Mission. Cremation followed.

Mission Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Enoch was born on February 3, 1910, in Roblin, Manitoba. From 1944-1950 she resided in Sardis when her late husband was manager for Oliver Wells of Edenbank Dairy Farm. They returned again in 1953 to manage the Ryder Lake Farm for Harold Bailey until 1960.

During these times Mrs. Enoch was active with the CGIT and choirs at Carman United Church, Sardis. She is survived by one son Robert of Mission; one daughter, Mrs. Donna Sciotti, Vancouver; one brother, Robert King, Garson, Ontario; three sisters, Mrs. A.

Chase, Brunhild, Manitoba; Mrs. J. Mc-Kelvie, Lethbridge; and Miss Margaret King, Coquitlam. Her husband John died in 1968. G.

W. PETERS Sergeant in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force for 26 years, George William Peters died August 14 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Rev. J. W.

Ellis officiated at the funeral service Saturday in Vancouver Crematorium. Mr- Peters was born in Winnipeg on July 15, 1911. He had lived in the district for eight years coming from Vancouver where he had resided for 10 years. Mr. Peters joined the famed RCMP Schooner St.

Roch which during the war years made the first return trip through the North West Pas CLEAR SPAN AROO BUILDINGS AVAILABLE IN ALL WOOD STRUCTURES (With Aapnalt Stiinglei) Contider these features: Ml tun Available Largo Over Haed Poors No PmU Ctear Span Centimeter) 19 rout Nmq Walk In Door, loth (net Clan W.noowi Erected in Lata than 10 Dajra Financing Available at Low Interest yj Officials for the coming Chilliwack United soccer season were elected at an executive meeting at the Evergreen Hall on Monday night. Schedule for the team starts September 13, with games to be played every Sunday. Carlings Contenders With one game left on their schedule, Chilliwack Carlings look like strong contenders for the honor of representing the Central Fraser Valley soft-ball league at the provincial championships in Victoria. Valley league teams will all participate in a round robin tournament this weekend which will decide the league entry in the playdowns. To prove their handiness at the bat, Carlings chalked up a 12-3 win over the Abbots-ford Juniors at Monarch Park last Wednesday.

Gerry Kellington, Chester Stachera, Wayne Franks, Dave Brigadier, and Rudy Rempel all scored in a runaway first inning, Franks' double in the second drove in two more before Bridgadier and Ed Wilkins finished the job. Carlings were on top 10-0 score after two innings. Stachera doubled in the third, and Bridgadier walked. Both scored on Bob Johnston's last second hit. Art Klassen pitched the Chilliwack eight hitter.

Ab-botsford scored on singles in the first, third and fifth. Wednesday at ,7 p.m. Carlings play Aldergrove at Chilliwack. Goldie Bars Grand Champ At Ponoka At the second stop of the Alberta quarter horse circuit in Ponoka last August 11 and 12, Doug Henry's Goldie Bars won the aged mare class and was grand champion mare of the show. Dr.

V. J. Dyck's Tripp's Miss Bar, shown by Doug Henry, was second in the aged mare class, reserve champion mare, and second in Hackamore reining. Cec Salmon and Doug Henry's Chevron Beaver placed first in the three-year old stallion halter class. At Mallardville on August 15, Goldie Bars placed second in the aged mare and was reserve champion mare, while Tripp's Miss Bar placed second in junior bit reining and fourth in trail horse.

Chevron Beaver was runner-up In the three year old stallion class. Riding the Bohomolec's stallion "Upper Gret-chen Salmon won the senior western pleasure, senior trail horse, and was third in the English pleasure. Province (if British Columbia "CHANGE OF NAME ACT" (Section 6) Notice of Application for Change of Name Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Director of Vital Statistics for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the "Change of Name Act," by Aavid Adam Fernuik of 2939 Joan Street in Clear-brook, in the Province of British Columbia, as To change my name from David Adam Fernuik to David Dale Flint. My wife's name from Marlene Bertha Fernuik to Marlene Bertha Flint. My minor unmarried children's name from Shawn Adam Fernuik Shawn Adam Flint, (b) From James Brent Fernuik to James Brent Flint.

Dated this 18th day of August, A.D. 1969. Dave A. Fernuik. 9968 CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAME This is to certify that on the 8th day of August, 1969, the names described herein were changed in accordance with the provisions of the Change of Name Act of British Columbia as follows: Name changed from William (Bill) Epp to William (Bill) Epperson.

Domiciled at 8642 Elm Drive, Chilliwack, in the Province of British Columbia. Given under my hand at Victoria, B.C., this 8th day of August, 1969. J. H. Doughty, Director of Vital Statistics.

9869 NOTICE TO GENERAL CONTRACTORS Sealed tenders will be received for the General Contract, including all trades, for the following: Atchelitz Elementary School. Tenders must be in the hands secretary-treasurer, School District No. 33 on or before 5:00 P.M., 3 September 1969. A Bid Bond for $5,000 must accompany each tender and shall be forfeited if the party tendering declines to enter into the Contract when called upon to do so. Before award and signing of the Contract, the successful Tenderer shall furnish to the Owners, a Performance Bond equal to fifty per cent (50) of the Contract Price, at which time the Bid Bond will be returned.

Working Drawings and Specifications will be available to General Contractors only, 1 set per Contractor, on or after the 19 August, 1969, at the office of Anderson and Graham, Architects, 3 Gore Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C. A deposit of $25 is required for each set of Plans and Specifications and will be returned on receipt of same in good condition. Plans and Specifications may be viewed at the following locations: 1) Journal of Commerce 2) Architectural Centre 3) Amalgamated Construction Association of B.C. 4) Industrial Construction Centre Limited 5) Provincial Government Plan Viewing Room The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 15 August.

1969. Mr. H. W. Shannon, Secretary-Treasurer, School District No.

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Miss Palmer had just barely defeated Jan Allison on the 6,145 yard Moncton Golf and Country club course in the first round by sinking a five foot putt on the 18th green. Earlier, Miss Palmer had led the four woman B.C. team to its second straight victory in two years in the senior women's competition. SPECIAL OFFER 40' 100' Completely Erected. REGULAR PRICE $12,000 Similar Saving! on Ml Other Sun CHECK AND COMPARE 1 ana workmanship.

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