The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 12

Obituaries 12 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Aug. 18, 1965 Obituaries PETER FURNICA Rev. Maxwell Cooper officiated at the funeral service Thursday in Henderson's Funeral Chapel for Peter Furnica who died August 10 in Chilliwack General Hospital. Interment was in Carman cemetery. Pallbearers were Mike Leontowicz, Gerry Heffke, Ross McFarlane, Gordon Kerr, Robert Denham and Ivan Bailey.

Mr. Furnica was born in 1885 in Boukavane, Romania, and had lived in this district for 20 years. Before moving to 46 Railway Avenue five years ago he lived in Columbia Valley. He was predeceased by his wife Margaret in 1964. There are no known survivors.

MRS. RITA ANN LAC SUL (NEE COMBES) and EDWARD MARTIN KOLBO Combined Requiem Mass was celebrated Saturday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church for Mrs. Rita Ann Lac Sul of 1252 South King Avenue, Seattle, who died August 5 at Yale while visiting in Chilliwack and Edward Martin Kolbo of Skwah Reserve, Chilliwack, and formerly of Seattle, who died August 11 in Chilliwack. Father James E. Fagan was celebrant.

Interment was in Skwah Reserve cemetery. Mrs. Lac Sul, nee Combes, was born in Chilliwack in 1928. She is survived by one daughter, Rose Marie, and two sons, Mamo and Jerry; one grandson; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Combes, Chilliwack; four sisters and seven brothers. Edward Martin Kolbo was born in Seattle on March 22, 1962, and had lived in this district for 15 months. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Josephine Sabo, Seattle; one sister, Anna Louise, Seattle; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Combes, Chilliwack; and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kolbo, Redmond, Wash. Henderson's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. FRANCIS PAUL JAMES Requiem mass was celebrated by Father M.

A. Verral at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church August 12 for Francis Paul James of the Skwah Reserve, who died at Yale on August 5. Born in Chilliwack in 1900 he had lived in the Chilliwack district all his life. He is survived by two sons, Alexander and Michael, both of Chilliwack; a daughter Mrs. Doreen Rice of Seattle, Washington: one sister, Mrs.

A. (Helen) Natrall of North Vancouver; and a brother, Fred Joe of Chilliwack. There are nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Henderson's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Wisely and Wormer's Great Stereoscopticon, a form of magic lantern, came to New Westminster and Yale June 15, 1865, showing scenes of the recent U.S.

Civil War. It was pronounced a great success. Production Leader Top in the senior four-yearold class among Canadian Jersey production leaders announced for July was Longacres Vag's Winsome, owned by Harry Quadling, Sumas. Her record, in 305 days, at four years 198 days, was 11,948 lbs. milk, 632 lbs.

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Participating in parades and competitions, as well as a drumhead service, will be of Nevin Road; Eric Roenitz of Prest Road, and by Siegfried Sommerfeld of Chilliwack Central Road. There were no injuries but Chilliwack municipal fire department had to be called upon to wash gasoline from the road as the result of a ruptured gas tank. ONE OF THE cars damaged in a three-car collision on Yale Road East Sunday afternoon, near the Pringle Hatchery. There were no injuries. -Bob Blackwell photo.

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H. Rochester, commander of Camp Chilliwack, will take the salute. Other civic dignitaries are being invited. There will be a short interval between the arrival of each pipe band past the saluting base, and it is predicted that the whole march-past will take about one hour. It is planned to hold competitions Sunday on the grounds of the Chilliwack Senior Secondary School, said Mr.

McNeil. There will be five events in piping, three in drumming, and several band classes. After the competitions, there will be a parade of massed bands through town. A banquet will be held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall Sunday evening, Sep- Anti-noise Bylaw Not For Singing Is a "singspiration" for young people, to be held Sunday in connection with the forthcoming Lane Adams Crusade, an infringement of the city's anti-noise bylaw? Organizers of the event have written to council asking it to waive provisions of the bylaw so that the singing session can be held commencing 9:15 p.m. in the Jean MacNaughton Park, Young Street North.

When the letter was read to council Monday, Mayor T. T. McCammon commented: "I don't think the antinoise bylaw prohibits this type of noise. The Salvation Army does it on Sundays." Council agreed to allow the "singspiration" to be held in the park. tember 5, at which prizes will be distributed.

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