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Auxiliary D-sar-D DINING LOUNGE

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Ladies’ Auxiliary was well attended WESTAR & COMINCO ‘OR PRIVATE PA\
whileswe held nominations for the VOUCHERS ACCEPTED 365-3294

upcoming year Located | Mile South of Weigh Stale in Ootischenia
Nominations and voting are to be — LICENCED DINING ROOM —

held at the Dee. 12 meeting. ee
Valerie Tomlin was our newest

member to be initiated. Thel Ns D il Lu h
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will receive her 45-year membership
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pin along with life member Mae

Dinner, who will receive her 40. year

pin and Janet Goldie her 25-year pin. x -
Members made 111 visits to CALL US TODAY Di

patients in the hospital bringing 2816 Columbia Ave.

along their usual treats.
Birthday carols and gifts were sent , —

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Flowers were sent to Pearl Mott,
Milly Connatty and Mona Chernoff.
We hope their recovery to good
health will be soon.

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glasses for their catering dinners. 4
Members donated $200 to Timmy's 1 p.m. ‘til4 p.m.
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Thirty-four women attended
breast self-examination clinics, re.
ports Ruby Marsh, president of the |
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bia and Yukon Division of the 4
Canadian Cancer Society

The value of this technique is be
coming know? to-the-teeal_commun-
ity and from now on yearly clinics 4
will be held. If the Society's plans for 4
expanding Mammogram Screening
throughout the province proceed,
women over 50, and those with a
family history of breast cancer, will
be provided with another means of
early detection. Pamphlets on self-
examination and on smoking are now 4
available in Punjabi, Hindi and
Chinese.

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GARDEN . Debbie S$ lishoff and wedding ceremony Aug. 20.
Stacey Stooshnov were married in an outside

Local couple wed

Debbie Marie Swetlishoff became the bride of flower girl. Lisa wore a three-quarter length laced
Stacey Patrick Stooshnov on Aug. 20, 1988 in a pink gown, and Nicole wore a white dress with
mid-afternoon garden wedding at the home of the matching brimmed hat and gloves. The hat was
bride's parents. trimmed in trailing pink ribbon.

Polly Chernoff, good friend and marriage Gabe Jardin of Prince Rupert was best man. The
commissioner, officiated at the double. ring cere. groom and best man were both attired in grey
mony. tuxedoes. The best man wore a pink bowtie and
cumberbund.

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son of Pete and Elizabeth Stooshnov of Grand Forks. wedding photographs OS Ene .Daekpround for: ‘the With early detection, cervical can.

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Song. The altar was decorated with a white trellis 4 success. The Cancer Society's aim is

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The bride was radiant in a traditional The uncle of the bride, Nick Koochin, proposed the
floor-length gown of taffeta. The fitted bodice toast to the bride.
featured a pearl encrusted laced “V" neckline, and The beautiful three-tiered wedding cake was
long fitted sleeves edged in lace. The full skirt was made and decorated by Rhonda Swetlishoff,
enhanced with a lace border. The matching _ sister-in-law of the bride. The tiers were surrounded
headpiece was of silk stephanotis and hanging pearls. with white hearts and tiny pink flowers and
The unique draping bouquet of pink rose buds, separated by pink stemmed wine glasses. The cake
beige lilies, white freesia and ivy, completed the top was two intertwined pink and white hearts.
bride’s ensemble. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon at
Lisa Koochin of Castlegar was the maid of Sandals Resort, Jamaica and are now residing in
honor, with Nicole Swetlishoff niece of the bride, as Grand Forks.

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Castlegar given a voice

Over the next two months the in June from the board, will be used called. The questions asked are not
Castlegar and District Development to help both new and existing busi- difficult and ean be answered in five
Board will conduct a telephone nesses cater to the needs of area to 15 minutes.
survey to give area residents input residents. Residents are also invited to
into the future planning of Castle. The Development Board would contact the Development Board on
gar's business and service sections. like your cooperation if you are their own to give their opinions.

The survey expects to find out
where residents shop and use com
munity services such as doctors and
dentists, and where they go for
entertainment or recreation. Do
local residents travel to other com-
munities for these services or shop-
ping? Why? Here’s your chance to
speak out.

The survey not only asks spetified
questions, but asks for input such as
“Which services would you like to see
added to the community?” and “How
can the community be improved?”

More than 400 households will be
called to get sampling of all age and
income brackets. Telephone numbers
will be selected randomly with in
formation provided kept confidential.

Results, which should be available

RUBBER STAMPS

CASTLEGAR NEWS

1 eros. * ‘Single or double occupancy. Room tax extra. Effective Dec. 16/88

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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The whole object of our lives is
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 ....
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24

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