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Wedding ‘vows* were’ ex.
chahged in a: traditional; Douk-
hobor ceremony at the parents’
hemes when Ellen, daughter o!

e and! Nettle. Makortoff: of
Gastlegar, hecame the bride of:
Greg, son of Andrew ahd Mary °
Bopoff ‘of Appledate.

‘; Given. in marriage by her
Barents, the bride was attired

"i a white lace Russian suit and

-hand-embroidered , nylon

nawl, and carried a bouquet of -
pink ‘roses... Her bridesmaid,
Miss Nadeen Zaitsoff, wore a
blue Russian ‘suit of polyester’
crepe and a lace shawl, She
carried a bouquet of white’
carnations, $e a

: Mr. Jim Kolesnikoff was
best man, ~~
+t + The mothers of the newly-

- Weds .wore identical Russian

wh: shawls, ' with -cor-
es of white carnations and
roses, . Se

was -held at’ the
Vinlaw. Hall, which was taste-
ly decorated. with-blue and
‘white flowers ‘and. sts

Following the ceremony,a |

Many. friends and relatives
utended ‘from local points, es
ell'as out-of-town guests from
jancouver,: Edmonton, Kelow- -
ja, Grand:Forks and McLeese

eee tes ite

' The bride's table, centered
wie pink roses aad lit candles,
al

ured .a, three-tier wedding.
lecorated with blue roses”
spiral ‘staircase of blue -
cffadles, the handiwork of Sarah
dfovnikoff, aunt of the groom.

t Mr, Jack Makortoff, uncle
of the bride, “was ‘ master of
ceremonies for the occasion and
Emilia. Zibin proposed a toast
t@ the bride. Mr. Peter Kalma-
koff proposed ‘&".toast to the

gyoom. 4, 3
3. A dance, with music sup-

Piled by “Crystal Blue”, was
ehjoy: by all guests present,
a

Soccessfal Fest Aid Studénts tee

“10 Win Certificates

The foll

P. Trisch

have completed a course for a

Standard St.‘ John First Aid.

Certificate: Dawn Parent,
Geraldine Anne Parent, Susan
Méy Venier, -Valerie Cormier,
Estelle Cormier, Joyce Chris-
tine Idle, Judy Rowland, Myrna
Wesley, Ron Currie and Shelly
Adams.

Bill Harrower conducted
the classes at Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary :School and
finished them at the pulp mill

conference room, due to the ©,

: strike, during the months of

October, November and De-'

cember. i.

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/ COURT NEWS 7

In provincial court Thurs-
y George Pereverzoff, 52, of
Castlegar, pleaded guilty to a
charge. of refusing to take a
brgathalyzer test. He was fined
$250: nae
Ff eee
: Lindsay, M.-Anderson, 31,
of Castlegar, pleaded guilty to
driving with a: blood alcohol
cqunt over .08. He was fined
.. . °
In provincial court on Jan,
four separate charges of
dtiving with a blood alcohol
colint over 08 were “heard.
Piading guilty were Earl Fra-
ser, . 38, ‘of Robson, who was
fined. $350 and David Allen
Ramsden, 28, of Castlegar, who
was fined $600. Each was
placed on six months’ proba-
tion, =: 3
: Kurt Madsen, 31, of Castle-
gar, who was fined $750, was
placed on two months’ proba-
tion. Pleading not. guilty ‘but
fognd guilty was John George
Evin, 50, of Castlegar. He was
fined $450 and placed on proba- .
tidn for six months.
: e ep e
‘ Kurt Madsen also pleaded
guilty to a charge of driving
while his driver's licence was
under suspension. He was fined
$500. Z
A s + 8 :
{ Allan Gordon Ross, 30, of
Castlegar, pleaded guilty to a
charge of driving while im-
pared. He was fined $300 and
plgced on one year's probation.
an *.

i Keith Edwin Ajes pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood

_ “Estate
{By Realtor NORM.WERRE
<1» Century 21 — Big Rock Realty Ltd.

+ aleohol count of .08, He is to

serve a 14-day intermittent jail
sentence and has been placed
on probation for six months.

Fund Grant
‘Goes to Club’
For Posters

A grant of $2,100 from the.

Public Conservation Assistance
Fund has been given to the
Alpine Garden Club of British
Columbia, the Vancouver Na-

tural History. Society, and the .

Federation of British Columbia
Naturalists, in Vancouver, B.C.
The announcement was made
recently by the Hon. K. Rafe
Mair, minister of environment.

The clubs will. use’ the
money for printing and distri-
bution of 10,000 posters depict-

ing the need for conservation of:

native birds of British Colum-
bia. :
The Public Conservation

Assistance Fund, administered -

by the Fish and Wildlife
Branch, provides individuals

and organizations in the pro-.’,

vince with ‘a total of $50,000
each year, for worthwhile con-
servation projects. To qualify
for a grant, an applicant must
donate at least 60 per cent of
the cost of the project in either
labor or funds.

1979 Heart Fund
Good heart and health-
habits ingrained during child-
hood may, in later years, help
the individual to avoid or at
Jeast delay heart attack. ©.
een

'm sure you've heard it
said: “Why should I sell my
house through a Realtor? I
egn sell it ‘myself and pocket
the commission, Right? . . .
Wrong! This kind of thinking
edn easily turn “out to
fihtineial folly.

3%: Never underestimate the
hatd financial bargaining abil-
ity of the ,average » buyer.
Spend one. day, in the field
with any Realtor, negotiating

clate what I'm saying. Frank-
ly if the. typical-buyer knows

. ‘DON'T UNDERESTIMATE
BUYER

you are not selling through a
Realtor, right off the bat he'll
expect you to-deduct the
commission for HIS benefit
before you even START se-
rious negotiations. -

Then you're on your own,
possibly at a great disadvan-
tage, in the intricate areas of
financing, negotiating, arid
protecting yourself from all
sorts of do-it-yourself pitfalls.
You've got.a lot invested in-
your home. It makes sense to
listtsaith a Realtor. He'll sall

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for the best’ price and in the
shortest amount of time.

and Diane

_ Giles conducted the final exami-
nation ‘and processed the cer- ”

“tification, at St. John National .

‘Headquarters, Ottawa.

‘Erma

- There isn't one parent
reading this column who is
Sanforized. We all undergo a
shrinking process the day our
children reach the age of 12,
Our brain diminishes, our vision
is stunted, and we are virtually
useless to society until the-kid
reaches the age of 20 or so,

As a parent who has just
emerged from the Valley of the
Ignorant, let me tell you it
would have been.far easier if
someone had taught me how to
understand “teenagese.”

“Awriliiilititel": This is a
term/of jubilation accompanied
by one: of those‘rare teenage
smiles usually directed at some-
one on the telephone. Worry a
lot when you hear it.

“You know?": These two
words are used in place of
periods at the end of a’ sen-
tence. They are not to be taken
literally. “You know?" does not
require an answer’... or for
that matter does it deserve one.

“Really!": One “Really!” is
worth a thousand kisses, It’s as
close to civility. as you get. It
means they agree to something
you have said.

“Who cares?":. This is a
mechanical retort that often
comes out ‘of their mouth even
before you hi thi

Bombeck |

and that your request has been
acknowledged. it does not
mean anything will come of it,

“You going out tonight?":
This phrase holds as much
sentiment as Daniel when he
was led out to the lion's den and
asked, “You wanta go out for
dinner?" It's a subtle way of

asking you if the car is or is not

available.

“Who used up all the hot
water?": .This is another: rhe-
torical question. They know
before they asked, but they are
trying to make you feel guilty
about rinsing your toothbrush
in hot water when they, in
effect, have just emptied a

- 30-gallon tank to rinse their

hair.

“When do we eat?": Teen--

‘agers do not consider this a

question, but a salutation, It:
takes the place of “Hello, how
are you? Was your surgery
bad? Did anyone get hurt in the
other car? You and Dad are
getting a what?”

My favorite is “Everybody
Else's Mother.” A lot of parents
interpret .this saying as a
collective. group of liberal moth-
ets who allow their kids todo as

they. please. Like Mary Pop-
pins, Santa ‘Claus, Tinkerbell *

and The

““T hear you": “Don't” get |”

your hopes built up on this one.
Tt only means you are audible

convenient myth, If you don't
believe me, ask for her phone
number, ‘ :

Hulk, it's a

The winner of the grand
prize in Cominco's Safety Think
Contest is Denis Ducharme of
Castlegar, a carpenter appren-
tice who came from Sudbury a
year ago to work for Cominco in
Trail,

The contest was put on to
encourage safety awareness,
both at home and on-the-job.

Ducharme’ wins an _all-
expenses-paid two-week trip to
Hawaii for two plus $1,000
spending money. The contest
involved matching numbered
safety slogans with a number
between one and 10 which was
ramdomly ‘picked later by the
company’s computer.

During the eight months of
the contest there were a total of

+ 8,490 entries [rom Cominco's

B.C. Group employees at Trail,

“Kimberley and the H.B, Mine.
-Ducharme picked the winning

safety slogan in five out of eight
entries (the probability of doing
that is calculated to be .00041 —
about one chance in-2,449,

Ducharme, who has been
working with construction of
the new smelter feed plant for
the past six months, personally
is a firm believer in the impor-
tance of job safety.

After it was determined
that he had won the contest, he
had the job of picking a
consolation prize winner from
among those who had at least
one winning entry in the con-
test, The winner of that draw,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 8, 1979
Safety Think Contest Winner

City Man Wins Trip

Scott Stringer of analytical
services, received a new 20-inch
color television.

Ila Jenks of the records :

office was the only participant
to have a total of four correct
entries, She won a consolation
prize of $100.

Twelve employees came
close, with three correct en-
tries. They. included Gordon
Bruce of fhe indium plant,
Shirley Collins of analytical
services, Gail Rebelato of data
processing, Forbes Coupland of.
the salvage ‘yard, Stan Dead-
marsh of smelter maintenance,
Annibate Gagliani of Tadanac
yards; Mike Kazakoff’ of zine
roasters, Fred Plotnikoff of
instrumentation, John Hopkins
of Warfield maintenance, Iginio
Macasso of natural gas am-
monia plant, Tom Logan of the
roaster-acid plant and Fred
Perkins of Kimberley opera-

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