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“ Nothing can add

more.
to: the : pleasures: of’. this

1 idorkats day* than the

loveliness | of: flowers.

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bouquet to tasteful! prepar-

ed ‘flowers: for the recep-
étlon, “we. at: Helen's know
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Here are the Answers
to Most Queries
Q. May relatives give a shower for the bride?
A. It Is not considered proper.

Q. Whar does the groom provide’ for his ushers?
A. Boutonnieres, ties and gloves,

Q. Who provides the corsages for bride ‘and: mothars?’
The groom,

Q.. Who ides for the wedd! send
A..-The bride's parents,

Q@. How are wedding bands intiated?

_ A. Bride's initials come: first inside’ the band, then

groom's and date of marriage.

Q. Ina church wedding, which side is usually reserved
for the bride's family’ and friends?) =:
--A.: The left. The groom's is the right ‘side. .

Qa Does the groom always kiss the bride‘at the altar?

A. The clergyman will tule on It, according to chy
practice.

Q. Is the clergyman invited to the reception on?”

A. Yes, with his wife. He sits at the parents’: table.

@. Are checks d played with weddi 2

A. No but they may be noted on'a card."

Q. Is it. socially correct to exchange duplicate wed
‘ding gifts?

A. Yes.

Q.° Do ushers and best man stand in receiving line?
A. No.

Q.. Who cuts first plece of cake?
A. The bride, with the groom's right hand over hers.

They break the slice and eat it together. A friend :

or waiter then takes over the slicing.

Q. Is the groom’ obligated to dance with ‘someone
besides his bride?

A. Yes — his mother, mother-intaw and maid of honor.

Q.: When © should: 3 and be
order z

/A.\ About ‘two. months before the wedding. ‘

ie} “When are invitations to a formal wedding. sent out?-

A.. Three to four weeks before the ceremony.

Q. “May guests’ be Invited toa. reception and. not the

2 wedding itself?

A. Yes, when the ceremony, Is attended ony by rela

_ tives and close’ friends., 5

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envelope to their parents, ‘write their’ first ni
the inner envelope under their parents’ names.
Q.Whot: gifts ‘may a bride give 'a bridesmaid?
A. UA’ small lasting gift, perhaps lewelry.
a. What. gift. does. groom give his bride? =
‘A. Something personal, usually fewelry. e
Q.. Who. gives clergymen his fee?
A We abe orgy ie et a over br plas
“white envelope before or after ceremony.

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Pettitt. Photos
Phone. 365-7663 ‘

re Canadian Forestry Assoc.

A Kinnaird man, John .
dams, has been re-elected to
yaerve 8 ‘ two-year term -as
<idirector with ‘the Canadian
reatry Association of British
Solum la.
His appointment took place
“tt the April 24 annual meeting

. f the association which x
a oe in Penticton:

The Southern Interior re-
howe board of directors also
selected aj new chairman and

KS vice-chairman for the coming
ear.

mek as chairman: was
john Murray, forester for

stbrook Forest Industries in

‘anbrook. The vice-chairman,
‘ed Marshall is forester for
thon Mills in’ Okanagan

“Outgbing chairman, Way-
he Jarvis

John Adams

ftom ‘Kamloops expressed his
appreciation to the directors for

Siren Parijeipation and involve-

iment in’ the association's
-#programs, Mr. Jarvis pointed
‘grout to the incoming executive
jthat the association © must
ate tep-up its conservation educa-
ection the K

sponsors the Smo-
key Bear campaigns and pro-
mote the Junior Forest Warden
and Girl Forest Guard Youth’
Programs in British Columbia.-
Other key programs being
accelerated will be the Teach-

‘ers’ Inwoods Resource Manage-

ment t Workshop, the

Each year near: Mother's

Day ‘the “Flowers of | Hope”
campaign «gets: underway to
raise money for the retarded
children in this area. This is a
national campaign with dona:
tions in each’ area’ going to
supply the special services
needed by these children.
Every Mother knows the
hopes and dreams she cherishes
for each of her children from

the first time ‘she ‘sees them..

Such accomplishments ’::as
crawling, walking and talking
are taken for granted unless a
child is retarded ‘or>handl-
capped in some way. These
children are not always able to
learn these : things, without
spevial help and in some cases

appliances to enable him

pecial
todo what most children can do. *

naturally.
West Kootenay’ .Cablevi-

sion Society, at 8:80 tonight on’ ”

the public’ channel, will. be
featuring a‘ half hour. Program
on the « Flowers’ of ::Hope
Campaign.. The’ program, will
consist of “community resource

Flowers of Hope Compaiqn

To Coincide with Mother’s Day

the mentally retarded peopl in
the Castlegar area.

The Kootenay Society: fo
Handicapped Children is asking
for. the hap of all the people-in
the Castlegar area so they may

“help both'the children and their,

parents,

Boxes have been. set ‘up ‘in:

Castlegar Drug, . Super-Valu,
Safeway and the Robson Store

for ‘donations to the Flowers of |
Hope Campaign. The local Boy

Scouts will also be delivering

seed packets and taking dona-

tions this Saturday.

No matter when ‘parents
are told that their ‘child ‘is
mentally retarded the impact is
one of major catastrophe.

This is no. quick ‘sharp
anguish, for'an empty crib, but
the over-whelming thought: of
years of ‘constant care, . of
unknown difficulties, Old, fears
and self blame crowd in,

_ Making it more difficult to think

calmly, or make sensible plans,
This is the time when’ profes:
sional help is badly needed and

‘Casilegar Man Falls Out

out of a chair-o-plane, one of the
amusement rides being offered
at the Kinnaird. Park’: by.
Canallied ‘Productions of Sur-
rey, is reported © Tuesday’
morning to be in. satisfactory
condition.

tothe same level which is being
: Kearried out in the Kamloops-

The } i Canadian = Forestry

of the Silver Lake
Conservation Training Camp
near Peachland and the start of
the Blue Lake Camp near
Cranbrook.

-80-Per Cent Road Crashes.
 Attribufed fo ‘Driver Error

People cause aceidents,

ites than 80 per cent of all

road - crashes. are directly ;
attributable to driver error,

>driver. He who cuts into busy.
<Ctraffic lanes, refuses to signal.
Achis‘ turns; “drives ‘in reduced
ihe with no lights. or with
xy Eparki ing lights only, refuses to:
s “give way, to other motorists
peaught in restricting situations,
S*straddl wo traffic | lanes,
‘7 cheats on signals or signs, fails
sito allow others to pass or. will
¥riot lower his headlight beam to
<Kaccommodate :approaching.
= drivers i is guilty of an accident-
<Athreatening ‘attitude: he “must
honestly try to correct.

in The motor-vehiclo branch
‘Géstates attitudes most likely. to
produce conflict onthe highway

ee are:
T55 Sotfish ness—the “me firat?
‘Attitude.
i Self- -importance—“I'm too”

ble ig for. the rules.”
Over-tonfidence—the “Tm:

good, I don't have to be careful”
attitude,

Chance-taking—"Live dan-
gerously. It can’t happen to
me.”

Fatalist—“Here today,
gone tomorrow.”

+ Hostility—anger, aggres- .

sion, towards other drivers.
‘Anferiority—"“You can't

push me around.”
Competition—“I must be

first", beat everybody attitude.
Self-destruction—the need

to injure oneself.

é Exhibitionism—the | show-

off. :

Pleasure in destruction—
maladjustment taking: pleasure
in destruction:

Transfer «of guilt—blame i

other -and® relieve. your - own
feeling of guilt.

Hi Every motorist will recog- é
mae these persons at the wheel

it. - will; he. jreco; td these
Tati hi hp. pecoun

other’ driver—it ‘is up to you,
say the motor-vehicle branch.

‘To Inspire Great. Poels

aay, Shakéspeare, Shelley, Ten-
‘nyson and: Milton are. among

crest ‘and. white outer tail
feathers. ~ Look for it. near

people exp!: the
ind) what it accomplishes for

Dennis Chambers, 21,

‘taken to the Castes and

Of Chair-o-Plane Ride

A Castlegar ‘man who fell

District Hospital after falling
from the chair.

The incident. was reported
to local RCMP at 4:10 p.m
Saturday.

A spokesman for the local
detachment stated its investi-
gation of the chair-o-plane ride
gave every indication the chair.
appeared to be safe. -

very rarely available.

Parents should never be
rushed into a decision to place
their child in an. institution,
although early placement can
be necessary for a child with
severe abnormalities and addi-
tional health problems. The
long waiting list | for- the
Woodlund Hospital School of-
fers little hope for. immediate
acceptance,

It is difficult to find a bed
available in any nadian
Institution, so that most chil-
dren now spend their years at
home. Specialists agree. the
majority of retarded children
do better if they feel accepted
by their family and receive
loving care during the years of
childhood.

The best professional di-
agnosis and advicc ‘available
should be sought as early as
possible. There may be physical
disabilities which should. re-
ceive attention or. treatment,
but there are no magic cures or.
new treatments to change the
mental ‘condition anywhere in
the world today.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mny 9, 1974

Fri. Gathering
For the Allens
Is Postponed

The reception tomorrow to
bid farewell to Terry and
Barbara Allen has been post-
poned to Wednesday due to the
death of Mr, Allen's father.

The “Come and Go” even-
ing will be held between 7:30
and 10 .p.m. at St. David's
Undereraft,

Anyone wanting to attend
the final shared — Anglican:
United service with Rev. Allen
present may do so this Sunday. ,
His last regular service will be
held the following Sunday.

“Win Dave's
CHICKEN

” See Page 8

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How do youllike the tip youre
“onnow?.

Recently the NDP Government has been telling you in
full-page newspaper advertisements how great their new |

automobile insurance plan is.

This tactic.is a predictable one considering the
“criticism the new plan has been receiving in the press.
‘After all; the best defense can be a strong offense. The only

«(problem is that the'only one they're offending is you-the
motorist of B.C.
_ The Government plan is the only plan around. So why
- do they have to spend your premiums telling you how good ,
it is? You're stuck with it whether you like it or not.

Why do they have to attack us—the insurance.
companies—when we're no longer allowed to compete for (
automobile instirance in this province? That right was
taken from us when the government monopoly ‘was put

into effect.

Why don’t they spend your money and their energies
" “trying to make good on some of the extravagant campaign
promises they le?

Increasingly you—the people of British Columbia—are

realizing that’Autoplan‘is living in a glass house. The
inadequacies are there for all to see:
The following i is just a sample of comment Autoplan

has inspired:

married couple with hi good records, people ji in nthe category =
sipet'is promised a gulathntéed $20 Increase”
Bia aletter in inthe, Naricouver acy ae

the hard way.”

Headline in the Vancouver Provin
chaos. Deficit predicted for Bele i

Again from the Province: "Thanks o ‘Autoplan’ 's ‘pay’
now or walk later’ early warning system, insurance applicants“.

~ From March 28th i
Vancouver Province

“For too manv years the
private insurance companys
have been taking the people

of B.C. for a ride.”

3 “the great poets who‘have been
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AL” Not these ‘day é “eilark. Butthere is only one '
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dancing before’ the. bride and. groom? : Y. : ee site pee oa es a lovely and sustained warble
wen the newl appear, end 4is'én, or close to, the which is often continued for
they waltz once around eames Laie 2 eat of southern Vane“ ‘several minutes iid the ied
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question.’’ From the Province.

~ Hipwell Realty: ee
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From aletter in the Sun: “Could it be thal the ‘rioate
insurance rip: off" wasn’ ‘ta Mas -off after all?” at

‘Another letter: This ‘one from the Province: “If i do not
like what Lhave, I must put up with it. The right to take my
business elsewhere is gone forever.”

‘These comments and hundreds of others like them are.

‘a good indication that the people of B.C. are not about to ;
be dpe? by the NDP’s finger pointing t tactics,

Insurance Compa nies |
oe in British }Columiba,

ere liberated in the same area vs Bey nis
‘@. When should wadding announcements be mailed? 0'years later (1913). é Voiceless: Wives
A. A day. or two! a ing.

In. March | 1962’ it, “OF the Cicada
Q. Are’ wedding ‘announcements ever. sent to anyone - ted; that 1,000 skyldeks: if
who's been invited to the ceremony or reception? bited the area. Since ‘that

; 3 i e Seo ane "i é in
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Q.. Mey a house wedding be just as formal ure have crossed the Malahat oe a’cicada in'the late’spring, do
jay a Ouse ing lust as tormal as 0)
ing?

of luxury and good taste ”

& Nee “Cobble Hil and Dunean you realize that this evocative
*weddi also §

A. Yes, although there are never as many attendants.

ioral trill has taken from 18-17 years

* to.produce. The life of this

insect starts when an egg is laid
ina’slit in a-tree twig.

dof urban
“There it develops. into a
aor soph, salable annua ‘nymph, hen’ crepe into the
ground where it burrows ani

ey hi as the meantime: thére is no ae Suites from tree roots for
18-17- years, depending on the
breed. Towards the end of May
of the appointed year, it tunnels
“to the surface, mounts.a tree,
sheds its’skin and emerges full:
~grown, But it is only the male,
that sings. The female is too
busy making slits and laying

eggs.

Some say the gay little trill
is;a love’ song, although the
is female has no ears. The dictum
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