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COMMUNITY NEWS

Janicki couple
wed.in Castlegar

Katherine Anne Bonham, daughter of Valerie Bonham
of Castlegar, was united in marriage with Daniel Mark
Janicki, son of Walter and Sophie Janicki of Castlegar, at the
Castlegar Community Complex June 27.

‘The ceremony, held in the park, was officiated by
marriage commissioner Polly Chernoff and took place before

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Musical selections, supplied by Kootenay Sound Show
of Trail, included such numbers as I Can't Help Falling in
Love With You, as the couple entered the park and Always
during the signing of the register.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her son
Andrew Nicholas, wore a white satin ballerina-length,
slightly draped skirt with a heart-shaped bodice and low
back, and a daisy lace, high-neck with long sleeves over top.
She complemented the outfit with white satin spike heeled
shoes, daisy lace nylons and a borrowed, beaded, white satin
evening bag.

She also wore a white brimmed satin hat with white silk
flowers and pearls tipped slightly to the side and carried a
bouquet of cascading white roses, stephanotis, freshia, seed
pearls and greenery. Also, she wore pearl-drop earrings, 4
gift from the groom.

The groom wore a white dinner jacket with a winged tip
collar and white shirt, black pants and black shoes. Both his
cumberbund and bow tie were white and he wore a white
rose boutonniere.

Both the best man, Andy Muller of Blueberry
Creek, and the bride’s son Andrew were dressed similar to
the groom but with dark aqua cumberbunds and bowties,
and freshia boutonnieres.

The matron on honor, Karen Mayen Burg of Fox Creek,
Alta., a long time friend of the bride, wore a light aqua,
sleeveless dress with a slightly flared bottom. She also wore
a long sleeved, three-quarter length jacket, cream colored
shoes and carried a cream colored purse.

Her earrings were rhinestone and she wore a necklace
that was a gift from the bride. Her bouquet was a cascade of
pink roses, stephanotis, freshia and greenery with an aqua
marine ribbon. The bride's mother wore a long sleeved, aqua
rayon brocade short dress with a high neck and draped front
with a scarf held by a white gardenia corsage.

‘The groom's mother wore a three-quarter length short
sleeved dress, colored mauve, silver and black with white
gardenia.

The ushers were William Bonham of

WEDDING COUPLE . . . Katherine and Daniel Janicki
were recently married in Castlegar,

decorated with white and blue roses, and greenery with the
names Kathy and Dan in white satin ribbon on it.

The wedding cake, made by the matron on honor, was
two tiered and separated with glass pillars. The
heart-shaped top featured white bells, white silk flowers and
an aqua net. The base had aqua ribbon around it with white
roses in the center.

The cake table was draped with a white crocheted table
cloth, made by the bride's grandmother, with brass candle
holders and silk flowers placed near the cake.

The master of ceremonies was the bride's brother,
Robert Bonham of Winnipeg, and Ben Fietz of Castlegar, the
bride's stepfather, toasted the bride and groom. Ron Leitch
of Winnipeg, the bride's sétond cousin, said grace.

Telegrams were received from cousins and aunts from
Winnipeg. Out-of-town guests came from Fox Creek, Alta.,
Fort S: h Alta., Ci a , Fruit-
vale, Victoria, Edmonton, and Winnipeg.

The couple honeyméoned in the Grand Cayman Islands
and are now residing in Fox Creek where the groom is
employed with Chevron Canada.

and
Harry Bonham of Castlegar, the bride's brothers.

The reception was held at the Castlegar Community
Complex and featured a smorgasbord catered by Anna Boel,

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including a midnight snack. Guests at the reception were
met by a short receiving line and the guest book was
attended by the groom's sister, Helen Secco of Fruitvale,
and the bride's son Andrew.

The bride and groom danced the first dance to Powr of

Love.
The reception hall was decorated with white and blue
streamers and bells. The tables were decorated blue-tinted
white daisies, babies breath, greenery in vases and white
and blue candles. Each plate setting included a dark blue
napkin, matches and candies in a light blue net.

The head table was flanked by candlelabra of white
candles and aqua ribbon. The bride's and matron of honor's
bouquets were also placed on the head table and,
immediately behind the table, was a heart shaped wicker fan

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Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at
Trail Canada Employment

835 Spokane Street
Phone: 368-5566

Heirdressers ore required in
the Trail area. (134 and 250)

A Registered Nurse for casual
position in Castlegar. (262

An Experienced Travel Coun-
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MARRIED . . . Ramona and Warren hap Maw ag for
comera after their wedding ceremony in Kel y

Thrums bride now
lives in Kelowna

Ramona Galina Ostoforoff,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ostoforoff of Thrums,
and Warren Anthony Ruley,
son of Lloyd Ruley of
Saskatchewan and Veronic
Ruley of Kelowna, were
united in-marriage July 4 at
Okanagan Mission Hall in
Kelowna.

Marriage commissioner

ited.

and white bells with blue and
white streamers and flowers
with standing bouquets of

ers.

The bride's brother,
Wayne Ostoforoff of
Nanaimo, was ible for

over satin, with satin sleeves
and satin roses on top and
fitted lace arms. The gown
was also fitted with a satin
train and was trimmed with
sequins and adorned with @
satin bow in back.

The bride also wore a large
brim hat trimmed with se-
quins and pearls and a floor-
length bouffant veil trimmed
with sequins.

She carried « silk bouquet
of white daisies and orchids
and royal blue roses. Her
jewellery included a neck-
piece of pearls on lace trim.

The bride's sister, Colleen
Joan Halbauer of Kelowna,
was the matron of honor. She

such musical selections as
Jennifer Rush's Power of
Love and Corey Hart's ver-
sion of Falling in Love With
You for the first waltz, as
well as the traditional Wed-
ding Song.

The bride, who was given
in marriage by her parents,
wore an off-the-shoulder

wore a three-quarter length
baby blue dress with lace
bodice, a blue brimmed hat,
and white accessories.

She also carried a bouquet

of baby blue orchids and

white and_ bine. rosea.

The wore ‘a: navy!
blue tuxedo with a white,
ruffled shirt, blue bow tie and
white accessories.

freeskate, gold dance and area. (;

style gown of lace bodice

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facilities.

The best man, Rob Faase
of Kelowna, wore a baby blue
tuxedo with a white ruffled
shirt, baby blue bow tie and
cummerbund.

The reception, also held at
the Okanagan Mission Com-
munity Hall, was decorated
with standing obras of silk
blue and white roses and blue
bells as well as flowers and
streaniers.

The wedding cake was a
heaping slab cake decorated
with white and blue roses
and babies breath, topped
with two silver wedding
bands and trimmed with blue
roses.

The master of ceremonies
was the groom's brother,
Gary Ruley of Grand Forks,
while the bride's brother,
Wayne Ostoforoff, toasted
the bride.

Out-of-town guests came
from Victoria, Nanaimo, Mis-
sion, Oliver, Calgary, Ver-
non, Castlegar, Blueberry,
Shoreacres, South Slocan,
Grand Forks, Kamloops and

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