The Chilliwack Progress du lieu suivant : Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 14

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, February 26, 1975 -ObituariesE. E. TRETHEWEY funeral service yesterday in Former resident of Kipp Henderson's Funeral Chapel, Avenue, Chilliwack, Ernest Chilliwack. Interment was in Edward Trethewey of 2662 Victor I00F cemetery. Street, Victoria, Vancouver Pallbearers were Dave Jones, Island, died February 22 in Vic- Irwin Childs, Don Jones, Bob toria.

Rev. J. T. Horricks of- Jones, Glen Jones and Dick ficiated at the funeral service to- Jones. day in Henderson's Funeral Mrs.

Norman was born on May Chapel, Chilliwack. Interment 28, 1893, in Crookston, Minnesota. was in IO0F cemetery. She was a member of Fairview Pallbearers were Ralph Rebekah Lodge No. 49, VanTurner, Bob Shibley, Keith couver.

Turner, James Trethewey, Lloyd Mrs. Norman was predeceased Shibley and Leslie Kinsey. by her husband James. She is Mr. Trethewey was born on survived by one daughter, Mrs.

December 19, 1892, in Dewdney, Lorna V. Muirhead, Vancouver; British Columbia, and was a two granddaughters, one greatlumberman. He was a member of grandson, one greatColumbia Masonic Lodge in granddaughter, three brothers, Invermere, British Columbia. Henry E. Jones, Chilliwack; Mr.

Trethewey is survived by Michael E. Jones, Savona, his wife Rose; one son, Lloyd S. British Columbia; Rueben H. Trethewey, Salmon Arm, British Jones, Fort Langley; three Columbia; five daughters, Mrs. sisters, Mrs.

Howard (Amelia) S. B. (Ellen) Turner, Victoria; Muirhead, Chilliwack; Mrs. Mrs. J.

B. (Roberta) Shibley, George (Mable) Hastings, New Cranbrook; Mrs. Frank (Grace) Westminster, and Mrs. George Fairhurst, Victoria; Mrs. Ed (Eva) Stapleton, Chilliwack.

(Erna) Wonnacott, Cranbrook, and Mrs. Alan (Evelyn) Kinsey, Invermere; 18 grandchildren and The weather 24 great-grandchildren. Murray Wood Growers Ltd. MRS. ARMINTA NORMAN Vedder Canal A former resident who return- Max Min Prec ed three months ago to live in Wednesday 40 33 .41 Chilliwack, Mrs.

Arminta Nor- Thursday 41 24 man, formerly of 1933 Robson Friday 37 32 Street, Vancouver, died Saturday 45 35 .18 February 21 in St. Paul's Sunday 47 36 .72 Hospital, Vancouver. Rev. D. C.

Monday 48 30 1 Johnstone officiated at the Tuesday 50 37 tr Chilliwack merchants plan for May carnival A "flea market," window dis- crafts and possibly even home plays and midway rides will baking. highlight the 1975 Chilliwack Window displays will be replacRetail Merchants' Association ing the window painting contest Country Living carnival. held last year. Ethnic groups and individuals will be arranging the The carnival will be held displays based on the theme of May 17 and, according to Jean Country Living '75 "people of the Hepburn, will be "even bigger and better than last year." The midway will be a special attraction with a few new rides At a retail merchants' associa- added to last year's list. On Mill tion meeting Tuesday it was Street the chicken barbecue will decided to hold a "flea market" again be offered.

It is hoped to in conjunction with the regular continue the beer garden on Mill sidewalk sales. It is hoped to Street as well and details are now have people selling arts- and being worked out. Adults to see school "as it really is" Vedder Junior Secondary classes without interfering with School is planning a Community the school program. "We want Day March 5 to let the public see the community to see the the school, the students and the school's programs, and even its staff "as they really are." problems. It won't be a normal Counsellor Bill Duyvewaardt day unless there are a few small said the event was suggested by problems," he said.

He stressed the school's communications classes will run as normal. The committee to increase com- whole idea is for the adults to see munication between the school the school as it is on a regular and the public. day. All interested adults are in- Mr. Duyvewaardt said the i idea vited to drop into the school for the Community Day came up between 8 a.m.

and 3 p.m. to see while reviewing the minutes of the classes in their day-to-day an open school board meeting operation. "There will be no held two years ago. During that show," he said. "It will be meeting several people said they strictly low key to show exactly would like to see a school in its what happens on an average regular routine.

He noted the school day." Community Day is not just for Mr. Duyvewaardt said it will parents. "'We want the total combe an "open-door day," where munity." adults can drop in on any of the Phone bills can still be paid here People who saw a Vancouver payment address on their last telephone bills may rest assured that they may still make their payments in person or by mail at B.C. Telephone's Chilliwack business office. Dave Greenwood, manager of the Chilliwack and Abbotsford offices, stressed that payments can still be made in the 66B Yale Road East downtown office.

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