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on, B.C

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Open Late Monday to Friday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. -6 p.m. ‘till Dec. 23

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MARRIED HERE

After the church wedding, the young couple were
wed in a Russian ceremony at the bride's home. Selected
Russian psalms were read by the bride's parents and the
psalm Be Devout was read by bride's grandmother Mabel
Zaitsoff.

The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a
long white satin gown, with a princess neckline (lace and
beaded with pearls) and a V-shaped drop waist flowing to
a scalloped lace hem. The front of the dress was accented
with eloquent white pearl and sequin designs. The gown
had full-fitted satin puffed sleeves, tapering to lace and
pearl beaded sleeves and pointed cuffs and was enhanced
by a cathedral train.

The bride's headpiece was a pearl headband,
accented by satin white flowers on the side. The three-
layered veil was tufted at the back and had sprinkles of

The bride the

ug! gown
with a pearl necklace and earrings, belonging to her
mother.

‘The bride carried a bouquet of white roses, white
freshias, two white orchids and trailing ivy.

Patricia Kubos of Melfort, was the

MR. AND MRS. BRENT BAULKHAM
. .. Mexican honeymoon
— Vogue portrait by Michos! Mayrhoter

Parhar of Vancouver and Paul Burkhart of Fort St. John
were groomsmen.

The reception was held at the Fireside Place which
was decorated with royal blue and white flowers, balloons
and streamers. The guest book was attended by the
bride's sister Bonnie Tymofievich. The cake,

maid of honor. Andrea Constable of Creston and Monica
h of

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SELECTED
CHRISTMAS
ITEMS

CHEEZIES

WRAPPING PAPER — BOWS
LIGHT SETS — RIBBON, ETC.

POTATO CHIPS

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200 G. BOX

REGULAR PRICE

PALM
CLASSIC

The
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Ty were bridesmaids. Darbee
McKay of Greenville, B.C. was the flower girl.

‘The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore royal blue
taffeta tea-length dresses with sweetheart necklines and
puffed sleeves. Each wore a single pearl necklace which
was a gift from the bride. The bridesmaids carried a
bouquet of white roses, white freshias and royal blue
cornflowers, the maid of honor’s bouquet having a trailing
ivy.

The flower girl wore a white laced long gown, with a
wide royal blue sash and carried a white lace basket with
white roses and white freshias.

‘The groom, given in marriage by his parents, wore a
black tuxedo with tails enhanced with a silver broques tie
and cummerbund. His bestman and groomsmen wore
grey tuxedos with royal blue ties and cummerbunds.

Rob Tanner of Vancouver was the best man. Satpal

and d by Henry Ralph, had three-layered tiers
decorated with blue and white silk flowers and topped
with blown-giass interlocking hearts and doves.

The master of ceremonies was Moses Zibin. The
toast to the bride was given by Alex Zaitsoff, uncle ofthe
bride, while the toast to the couple was given by Tim
Baulkham, brother of the groom. Response to both toasts
were given by the groom.

The couple's first waltz was Always, which ended
with a Nisgha Indian tradition of throwing and covering
the young couple with brightly covered ribbon. Cindy
Zaitsoff, cousin of the bride, caught the bouquet and
Satpal Parhar, groomsman, caught the garter.

Out-of-town guests came from Fernie, Creston,
Edmonton, Victoria, Kelowna, Vancouver, Vernon,
Bowser, Fort St. John, Greenville, Princeton, Cranbrook,
Ucluelet, Saskatchewan and Ontario.

The newlyweds honeymooned in Mexico and are
residing in Ottawa.

THE PRO KIT (netait Value Approx. $61)
FREE when STIHL 009 L, 011, 012, 024 SUPE
028 woookoss, bas Sur ‘coe! SUPER PRO chain
saw! (16", 18” and 21" bars only)
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EEL SKIN COLLECTION
Wallets * Handbogs
* Briefcases
Call 365-5953

[Additional
invoiced). Cast! por
Columbia Ave.,

APPLE Tic computer with
carrying case and some sof-
ferate, $500. 965-2183, cc)

enlorgements
up to 1Il"xI7

Kel Print Stationery

The Courtyard Downtown Square
348-4305

WATERBEDS. For all your water
bed needs ond supplies. 367
7608. ios

APPLE JUICE

SUN-RYPE
WHITE

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‘SODA CRACKERS

PLUS.
450 G. BOX

_ PORK LOINS

PORK STEAKS

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Mott takes over as
fiddlers’ treasurer

‘A meeting of the B.C: Old: Abbotsford’s 15th anniver-

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at:
Troll Cavede |

term of office: : fe cheery! , i

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YOU COULD WIN A

time Fiddlers Kootenay No. 9
was held Nov. 29 in the
Senior Citizens’ Hall in
Castlegar. The meeting was
presided over by President
Andy Townsend and there
were 28 members present.
It was noted this would be
the final meeting for 1967.
The next meeting is Jan. 4,

1988.

Minutes from the provin-
cial meeting were read and it
was noted that the 1988 pro-
vincial contest will be held in
Abbotsford on Sept. 10. This

sary as a member of the B.C.
Oldtime Fiddlers.

A discussion was held on
the history book of B.C. old-
time fiddlers, which is being
compiled in Prince George. It
was hoped that all fiddlers
would have their personal
histories and pictures turned
in by the next meeting 80
they could be forwarded to

Prince George.

Pearl Mott graciously
agreed to accept the office of
treasurer as the present
treasurer feels she is unable

The following commit-
ments were accepted by the
fiddlers:

Dec. 1 — A small group
attended the Beaver Valley
Manor Seniors’ supper to
play for the dance that fol-
lowed.

Dec. 5 — The Fiddlers’
Christmas party was held at
the Castlegar Legion Hall.

Dec. 9 — A group will play
for the Castlegar Seniors
Christmas party.

Dec. 17 — The Fiddlers

Phone: 368-5566
irdressers ore required in
the Trail area. (4870, 502D, and
5110)
Foodservers ore needed in
Trail Woge i $4.00 to $5.50 per
hour. (Or 505, 528 and 531).

rogram instructor is
tal

tificate is required. Wage is
$8.00 per hour. (508)

Student Placement Officers
‘are required for the summer of
1988, Candidates must be atten-
ding post -secondony choo! and
be returning to full-time school

TURKEY A DAY

Simply fill out the entry
. form provided or write your
and ph h.
on the back of your till tape
for your chance to win a
turkey — a turkey will be
awarded each day from
Dec. Ist through to Dec.
24th, 1987.

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From all the Friendly Overwaitea People —
have a Very Happy Holiday Season and All the
Best in the Year Ahead.

Christmas Shopping Hours: Dec. 3rd - 23rd
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Sunday: Closed

Overwaitea

Chahko Mika Mall, Nelson, BC cs

will be in conjuction with

at this time to complete her

For Your Convenience

OPEN MONDAY

TICKETS

Provincial

“1 next year. Wage is $8.39 per
will play at Raspberry Vil Rov" Jnd'spplcetions should be
lage. received by Friday, December
11, 1987. Please call 368-5566 for
turther information.
ere A Certified Auto Body repoirer
opening exists at a new shop in
Trail. (524)

A Cortitied Dental is
required in the Trail area. Wage
is $10.00 per hour. (540)

A refrigeration apprentice
who hos jed first year in
fetrigeration apprenticeship is
roe Wage is $7.00 per hour

An insurence with of
least Level | license is needed in
Castlegar. Wage is $1,600 -
$1,800 per month. (537)

PRESTION CLEANERS
1249-3ed St. Castlegor

7250

MINOR SPORTS

Sue we se interested!
ne Castlegor

News for details on how
to get reports of your
organization onto the

sports pages.
365-3517

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NELSON
MARDWARE

362-6661 mic Rood

STEREO & TV

352-3624 our

ELECTRIC & PLUMBING SUPPLY

“The New
Epidemic”’
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Touarec te Phone 365-5210 wrens

“The information in the
video is anon right <
— Dr. Word

Avotleble at

Pete’s TV

279 Columble Ave.

HITACHI direct drive turn table
excellent condition. Asking $80.
Datsun 4-spd. transmission for

pipe/elbow,
510 car or truck, ¢/w clutch
365-6160.

condition, $125.
3/96 p.m.

am
, 20. Very good
265-6518 after 6

3/95

NINA’S

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“) 7 Personalized Hair Core

RATES AND
Retes
First 10 Words $3.75
Additional Words
Special Reduced Retes for
13x, 18x, 26x, S2x, 104x
ere Also Available

Special Rates ore for
Consecutive Insertions.

Attention Getters

READERS of te Castlegar News,

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
ACTION ADS — 365-2212

Pabre this mem. &
in the B.C. Yukon Com-

munity Newspaper Assn. are of
fered the most com ve
and cost-efficient advertising
. For $129 per.

rigite ,20" Bloce, your 25

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more thon A . Your
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community newspapers with
then 2.75 inulin readers,

ARROW BUILDING
2240-4th Ave, 365-2175

HUNTER Valley Comfort sy:
wood furnace with blower.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY — 365-5210

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40°40" PLAYPEN, $40; folding
infant travelbed, $30; cored
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365-3760. (

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OSBURN Ly
good condition, . 565-2766,
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For Home
ow
insurance
Call
Peter Majesgey
Serres: S388

Broad Ci

PAILS
ONLY

*1.50
EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose
plostic pails with tight-fitting
indies.

Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

Competitive Rates
Experienced Personal
Service for SAFECO and
all your Insurance needs
check with. . .

PETER MAJESGEY
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1331 Bay Ave., Trait

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SELKIRK COLLEGE has 3 Apple

Mcintosh 512k computers.

‘Comes with 800k drives. Contact

365.7292 extension, 284. 3/97
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(Minimum charge 75¢.)

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THIS
SPACE
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insertions. Minimum charge is
for 20 words. Legal boxed ods:
64¢ per agote line for one in-
sertion; 48¢€ per agate line tor
subsequent consecutive inser-
tons.

Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Visa and
MasterCard credit cords. It is
not advisable to send cash
through the mail. Clossified
‘Ads may be charged,-but o $1
billing chorge will be made if
the ad is not paid

days after it first a

(This $1 charge does NOT op-
ply to Visa and MasterCard

ges.)

Insertion at

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24-GAL, aquarium underwater
1 ote] filter, some accessories.
Xmas Gift! 399-

“A Classy Salon
in the Suburb”

* Advonced|Hair Design,

7 Insertions for Price of 4

ONE COOPER goalie glove, lett-

hor $20. ‘dno Kenmore elec-

sham-
12.
3/95

tric combination ru;
pooer/polisher, $20.

HORSE for sale. 365-6265. 7/94
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* DOG OWNER
COUNSELING
© DOG TRAINING
Call Christine Cross
399-4121

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Phone No. 365-2212

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FOR RENT

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-3290/965-6692

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CROSS
Shoes, Sclomess 701, tise
$55. 365-6420.

ROVINCE-WIDE

YARD SALE. Under cover 2
‘ends at Hidden Creek Ran-
ch, 3 miles north of Salmo. Storts
Print your Action Ad on a] noon each day.
separate piece of paper and

tools woodhi
snowblowers,” truck
household furniture, mi
chenwore, mirrors, _rototiller,
power

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erattar relates to. the main:
tenance of public decency

is been

AND prior approve!
‘pbtained through the Human
Rights Branch).

AMWAY ranteed products,
with service to ‘your door. Phone
693-2261. 104/70
GOALIE EQUIPMENT, offers;
Keystone and 6

mm
camera, oHers. 365-8169. 3/97

FESTIVAL
OF THE ARTS
1988
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AVAILABLE AT

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