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singers and bands performing,”’ said
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even better this year.’’

Yule, a Castlegar resident and
Grade 7 teacher at Salmo elementary
school, will be bringing his band to
Castlegar to perform. He is looking
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comedians and—anyone else who
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The aft was by Rev.
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bride was given in marriage by her father. {

Mrs. E. Pauley of Richmond was the organist and
the groom’s-mother-sang The Wedding Song and The
Wedding Prayer.

“The church was decorated with baskets of red and
white flowers which also adorned the front pews.

The bride’s nephew, Lachlan Nicholson, presen-
ted her with a lucky horseshoe after the ceremony.

The bride's sister, Fiona Nicholson, was the maid
of honor and the bride’s nieces, Rory Herron and Erin
Beirne, acted as flower girls. The bride’s nephew
Joshua Halbauer carried the rings.

James Sabine of Toronto, a friend of the groom,
Stood as best man while the *bride’s brother-in-law,
Dave “Herron of Castlegar, and Keith Lautrup of
Castlegar, a friend of the bride and groom, acted as
best men.

The bride's form-fitting dress of rose-designed
lace over satin featured a high neckline with a net in-
sert at the bodice and back of the neck, which fastened
with a row of satin-covered buttons. The long lace
sleeves came to a point at the wrists and the bottom of
the dress had four tiers of ruffles that carried a short
train. The back of the dress also featured a large satin
bow.

Her headdress was a narrow, satin-covered band
which came to a point on her forehead with a spray of
flowers on one side. She carried a bouquet of white
gladiolas, orchids and heather and wore her mother’s
gold bracelet and the traditional blue garter.

The maid of honor wore a form-fitting dress of
red polyester satin with three-quarter length sleeves, a

were short in front and longer in the back with a bow
on one side.

The maid of honor carried a bouquet of red and
white carnations, orchids, heather-and-tartan ribbon.
The flower girl’s bouquets consisted of white flowers
and red ribbon.

The mother of the bride wore a pink-embossed
dress, draped at the right shoulder and crossing to a
bow on the left side. The groom’s mother wore a one-
Piece outfit in off-white trimmed in green.

. The groom, best man and pageboy wore black
tuxedos with tartan cummerbunds and bow-ties. The
groom's boutonniere was a white orchid while the best
man and pageboy wore red orchids.

A reception was held at the Fireside Inn and taped
music was provided for the dance that followed.
Guests came from Scotland, Toronto, Vancouver,
‘Coquittam, Richmond, Victoria, Prince Rupert,
Terrace, Penticton, Edmonton and Trail.

The room was decorated with hearts, bells and
streamers in'the bride’s color theme of red and white.
The head table was decorated with flowers and draped
with tartan and the centrepieces on the other tables
were in the shape of shamrocks with red and white
flowers and candles. They were made by the bride’s
sister, Lorraine, of Penticton.

The two-tiered wedding cake, made in the shape
of a shamrock and decorated with flowers and lucky
charms, was baked by the groom’s mother and iced tv
Mrs. B. Lundquist.

Alex McKinnon, a friend of the family, acted as
master of ceremonies and Patrick Beirne, the bride’s
brother-in-law, gave a toast to the bride.

The couple travelled to Vancouver for their
honeymoon and the bride’s going-away outfit was a
navy and white suit. They now live in Castlegar.

last year, and from all the requests
we received to have the family day ac-
tivities again, we expect that a lot of
families will come to the park and en-
joy__the _activities, _watch.the ball.
games and just relax and enjoy them-
selves,"’ said Ross Hawse, Castlegar
Festivals Society president. ‘We want
as_many—activities-to-take place as
Possible that afternoon. If people get
in touch with Ray Yule for the stage
entertainment or if they have other
ideas for free activities and events for
that day, they can call me.””

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