CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1967

Groutage- Minnion Wedding Vows in Vancouver

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Conciliation officer John
Sherlock this week ended. dis-
cussions with the IWA and sou-
thern interior lumber

No Agreement Reached
Between Mili and IWA

year contract period. This was
rejected by the Union’s negotia-
tors’ who | had presented the

demand for coast

when: no area of settlement ap-
‘peared Bossibl le.

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x um wage offer
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126 cents per:hour over a two;

wages and HD ution:

The Union's proposals would
require a wage increase of 50
cents per hour, together with a
number of important fringe

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Commenting on the outcome
of Mr. Sherlock's counciliation
efforts, IWA Regional President
Jack Moore, spokesman for the
negotiating committee, said:

“The discussions under the
direction of conciliation. officer
John Sherlock yielded no hope
of a satisfactory settlement at
this stage. The highest wage of-
fer made by the employers was
26 cents per hour over a two-
year contract period. There were
no definite, proposals on the
fringe benefits also required to
esate parity with coast work-

ba the view of the negotiating
committee this was totally ade-
quate, especially. as earlier this
year the same group of employ-

Two cascades of white gladi-

oli gracéd the altar and white

bows marked the pews of Holy

Trinity Anglican Church, Van-

couver,, for ‘the evening cere-
mony on ‘June 10 at which Sand-
‘a ‘Gail\Minnion became the
oride of, Wayne Leslie Groutage.

The“ bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Ronald'D. Min-
tion of Vancouver and the groom
8 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd

Rev,
dfficlated at the double: ring cer-
2mony

Organist was Miss’ Nancy
Webster: with Mrs, K. Merrix as

soloist.

Given in marriage by her
father the bride wore a fult-|

pouquels whicl trailed yellow
atream
. Jim Smith of Castlegar was
best man with Jim Fornelll of
Castlegar and Ken Wyllie of
Robson ushering. All.were at-
tired in tuxedos,

A reception wae held in the
Ramada Room of the Ramada
Inn, Vancouver,

A llver service adorned the

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white Iinen-covered bride's table
while white and silver: candles
burned ‘in silver holders.
‘White roses and silver leaves
decorated the three-tiered wed-
ding cake which was topped with
a white bell over two doves hold-
ing a silver wedding rings ‘in their

sength white silk faille gown
¢ line with the emy pire eietline,
‘Sil Jace bordered around : the
dottom of the elbow-length sleev-
zs and’ hem of the gown while
the scooped neckline was em-
oroidered with seed pearls.’ A
pow. secured the full-length
train, which was also bordered
<n silk Jace, at the back neckline.
Her’ shoulder jengtb scalloy His
ad veil was held in place wil
a petal-shaped head piece.
For jewelry accent she wore
a single strand of cultured pearls
and earrings, a gift of the groom.
Her bouquet was of apricot

‘) and yellow roses with: wi

stephanotis, ~
Gall McPherson of Castlegar

was maid of honor with

groom’s sister, Carol

$ athe toast to the bride was
given by her* Bodfather, Jack
Merifield of Westview, B.

For her daughter's ating
the bride's mother wore a pale
lue sheath ‘with jacket, com-

plemented by a blue and white
flowered hat, Her corsage was
a pale pink’ rose.
groom's mother chose
an apricot colored sheath with
three-quarter Jength sleeves and
a lace overblouse. Her corsage
‘was a cream-colored rose.
For the. wedding trip to
faikiki Beach, Hawaii; the Bride
donned a ‘two-piece checked
wool suit of belge and light tur-
quoise with an A line skirt, Her
shoes, purse and kid Hloves | were
beige while a soft ‘brimmed. tur-

also of Castelgar and the bride's
cousin, Barbara Minnion of Van-
couver, as bridesmaids.

All were identically attired
in full-length gowns of OF vale 3), yel-
low chiffon over
empire waistline’ wae a’ slight!
train of. chiffon flowing ent
the back neckline, Their sleeve-
less bodices featured the scoop-
ed neckline.

Each wore a petal shaped
headpiece with yellow veiling at-
tached to the back.

Clusters of. yellow gladioli
with ‘buds and green bordering
the arrangement made up their

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Bond Association
Protects Investors

Dear’ Sir:

Perpetual poad holders will
be interested to learn -that the
recently formed Perpetual Bond

ers offered a’34 cent per- hour.
wage increase withdrawn only
at the insistance of a few large
companies.

Holders Association now has re-
presentatives all across Canada.

This association lias been or-
ganized for the sole. purpose of
id pirb-

lie attentionto the plight of
Canadians who entrusted. their
savings to the federal govern-
ment’ through the purchase ‘of
Perpetual Bonds during the de-
pression y

Pitty ‘ive Suillion Dollars in
Perpetual Bonds were sold: to
Canadians in 1936. Over the past
80 years these: bonds have de-
preciated over $20,000,000 in’ac-
tual cash value and much more
in purchasing power.

Perpetual bond “holders are
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quoise hat d_ her. outfit.
A white gardenia was chosen
for the corsage.

en school resumes the
groom will be teaching in Port
Coquitlam. ,

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PNE. '67, with ‘its enemne,
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And despite a marked in-
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3) Exhibit’ space Mana; nager Dal
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heavy. demand from the finan-
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