CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 27,

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off- Polovnikoff Weddin

—Vogue Portraits Photo

Castlegar Hospifal May Consider Storage
Tank fo Assure Uninterrupfed Water Service

Is the elty in the process of
Bhnning any major improve-
Htent to its water aystem in the
orth end of its boundaries?

‘This was the question put

council at the Nov. 13

eeling by hospital © board
Se Nick Ogtow when!

appearing with a delegation of

ree,

‘The delegation said that on
three separate occasions this
year the hospital has been

without. water for, periods of
“five minutes to two hours.” On

several occasions fluctuating

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live-in or around Trail including east to Robson
and Syringa Creek, you must pick up your cheque
at the Unemployment Insurance Commission office
in Trail, on Saturday between 9 a.m, and 3 p.m.
lf you are on sickness benefits or are disabled
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water levels at the hospital are
reported to have been a matter
of concern. As well, sand in the
water supply has apparently
been the cause of considerable
maintenance costs,

‘Ald, Mike' Livingstone said

: The parents’ homes  pro-
vided the settings for marriage
ceremontes uniting Vickie Irene
Polovnikolf, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Polovnikoft
of Burnaby, formerly pf
Thrums, and Timothy’ Willie
Popoff, youngest son of Mr, and
Mrs, Willie Popoff of Castlegar,

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a fldor-
length white organza gown
featuring a train, Dainty flower
clusters of lace appliqued the
bodice with its seoop neckline
and encireted the hemline from
which a double ruffte fell. The
gdwn's cuffed caplet sleeves
were similarly appliqued. Self-
covered buttons closed the back
of the bodice, and a bow fell at
the back from the waist,

-Her caplike headpiece with
lace applique was seeded with
pearls. To thls was secured her
shoulder-length veil of ‘nylon
net with embroldered edges. To
complete her ensemble, the
bride wore a seed pearl efioker:
She carried a cascading
quet consisting of a white
sweetheart roses enhanced
by white ribbon and ~ baby's

reath,

Sister of the bride, Marilyn
Polovnikoff, was maid-of-honor,
Bridesmaids were Linda Popoff
and Brenda’ Popoth “both: of

that the three times: water
service was cut off were due to
abreak in the line, a mechanical
failure and an electrical failure
to the pumping system, He
added that council could not
guarantee that such failures
would not occur in the future.

The delegation indicated it

had already been considering
two alternatives to the water
problem. Either to drill a well
of its own or to have a 20,000
gallon storage tank.

The delegation was cau-
tioned that the city did have
problems with “sanding” and
that this could be experienced
with any well the hospital
board might undprtake. -

2 “Asked: if other hospitals
had storage tanks, Mr. Oglow
stated that some did. Hospital
administrator Ken Talarico
stated that it was a matter of
hospital accreditation,

‘+ ‘The delegation was told
y that council. has budgeted $16,
_,000 for two years to Install and
“{mplement @ pressure-control
alarm system to monitor the
water supply.
Ald. Audrey Moore asked
ifthe tank would not be a
idea in terms of the hospital in
._ renewing accreditation status.

egar..
identically gowned’ in null
colored floral polyester gowns
that featured an A-line cut and
butterfly sleeves. They carried
colonial bouquets of blue and
white daisy mums and ‘white
sweetheart roses,

Best man was Mr. Willle
Kalesnikoff of Castlegar.
Ushering duties were shared
by the groom's brother, Mr. Joe
Popoff of Vancouver, and the
bride's cousin, Mr. John Pere:

__ verzoff of Blueberry Creek. The

groom and his ushers were
similarly attired in blue vested
Newport Tuxedo's.

For her daughter's. wed-
ding, the bride's mother wore a
floor-length, sky blue chiffon
gown accented by a sheer cape
featuring silver and blue trim
at the neckline matching the
trim on the empire waist of the
gown. She wore a corsage of
white sweetheart roses” and
baby's “breath accented by
silver ribbon,

The. bridegroom's, mother
chose'a Mdoblength ‘aqua blue:
polyester_gown .with.a.matcti-=
ing jacket, White sweetheart
roses and baby’s breath made
up her corsage. She, completed
her ensemble with a gold chain
necklace.

During the reception at the
Hi Arrow Arms banquet room,

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Whiplashes, despite all.

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severe and long lasting enough
torattle your nerves, as well as

from this type - result in sore neck and back.

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When you are riding inthe

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adjustable head restraint, the
British Columbia Automobile
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certain it is positioned pro-
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‘The device, says BCAA,
was specifically designed to
prevent whiplashes by absorb-
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collision and keeping the head. -

and neck from snapping back-
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But in order to. perform
this funetion, BCAA points out,
that head restraints must be
adjusted so they are high
enough to make contact with
the back of your head—not with
the base of your skull.

In the event ‘of even a *

minor rear-end collision, failure
to make this correct “adjust
ment could cause serious in-
jury, especially to an older

n,
Studies of head restraint;

use conducted during the past
five’ years, according to the

motoring organization, show

‘that the devices were impro-

perly positioned on 70 to 85 per |

cent of the cars equipped with

them. Most. were left in the

“down” position,
BCAA says that if your car
has a fixed head’ restraint

there’s no problem, since this .

type of device is designed to
the vast majority

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the guest book was altended by
the bride's cousins, Miss: Shar-
on Peroverzoff of Blueberry
Creek and Misa Ester Perever-
soff of Taghum, They were
similarly attired in floor-length
flowered gowns that featured
pully sleeves. A white daisy
mum corsage with gold ribbon
and greenery completed their
outfits.

‘The banquet room decor
featured a blue and.’ white
theme around: a decorative
heart inscribed with ‘Vickie and
‘Tim’ on two ribbons. A lavish
array of streamers and ‘bells
hung from the celling, walls and
chandeliers.

Silver candelabras with
white | candles ‘and. the at-
tendants bouquets decorated
the bride's: table‘ which “was
covered’: with a white lace
tablecloth and blue’ underlay.
‘The guests’ tables were trim-
med with blue candles rising
from a cluster of flowers.

The bride's six-tier wed-
ding cake, iced in’ white and
trimmed in blue, was a revolv-
ing delight decorated by Mrs.
Kate Varabiolf of Castlegar. It
was displayed on a separate

MA

Prov.

g Vows are Exchanged

table tovered with a white lace
tablecloth and. blue underlay.
matching the bride's» table.
Each tler was decorated with
dainty blue rose clusters and
lavishly draped garland string-
work. Three boltom ters sup-
ported a single ticr separated
by angel pillars which in turo
separated the two top tlers
from the single one as well,
‘Amidst tho pillars was a ring of
sugared lace bells that con-
tained lily-of-the-valley and a
rose bud,

The cake.tép consisted of
two satin bells on a rose base.

; ‘This provided the base for two

doves which held a) wedding
ring in thelr” beakss Silky.
ribbon and lily of. the’ valley
completed it’s decor:

Maaler of ceremonies was
Mr. Paul Strelioff of Castlegar.
Words of congratulations were
read from Victoria and’ Kam-
sack, Sask. A toast to the bride
‘was proposed by the bride's
uncle, Mr. Bill Pereversoff sf
Taghum.

For a honeymoon'to south:
ern California, the bride wore a
black silk halter dress with blue
flower clusters and.a sheer
matching jacket. A blue-tinted

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and white:

fs Buying
Historicol Items

«Under its acquisition fund,
the Provincial Museum is o
taining artifacts that might
otherwise have been lost to the
people of British Columbia.

A fair market price is paid
for such objects which range
from antique clocks; lamps,
musical instruments, weapons
and similar small items, to a
stage coach, wagons and farm
implements. -

One Climax logging loco-
motive (circa 1912) once used
by the Shawnigan Lake Log-
ging Co. has been obtained.

= Citizens who contemplate
selling or otherwise getting rid
of objects which have historic
value, are urged to get in touch
with the history people at the
Provincial Museum in Victoria.
Phone: Victoria 387-3648, .or
387-

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t the:
V-neck, a pearl choker and gold
sandals completed the ensem-
ble. The groom wore a groyish-
blue sult of wool and polyester
accented by a botd floral print
dacron shirt,

Daisies, roses and baby's
bréath, tied with a blue ribbon,
made up the bouquet thatthe
bride tossed to jenna
Makieff of Chotleeats The
groom threw the garter. which
was caught by. Mr.’ ‘Andy
Davidoff of Castlegar. :

‘The bride and groom were
ushered ' from: the reception
premises by the guests singing
‘For They're a’ Jolly | Good
Couple’ as they encircled them
in’a ring then made a tunnel
through which they had to pass”
to make thelr way to the exit.

‘The newlyweds will reside.
at 207. 514 East Sth Ave,,
‘Vancouver, B.C,

Out of town’ guests ‘at-
tended from Williams’ Lake,
Burnaby, Vancouver ‘and’ Co-

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KINNAIRD JUNIOR

‘SECONDARY. SCHOOL

report carda went out
last Pay and because wo are
ona semester system, the
January “finals” will be upon us
in’a more seven school weeks!
‘Then’ it is “farewell” to
some of our courses and “hello”
to a few new ones. We have
bean warned. that pie latest:
to be re

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‘ The hand puton ‘cinee of:

its popular bake sales last
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ly high temperature the soda
melts and the sand is dissolved
In the soda. Should there be an
excess of soda, a thick syrupy
Mquid is obtained when .the
mixture

However, if more sand is
added, then s “hard, glassy,
transparent substance reaulta;
but this, unfortunately, is eolu-
bis in water. (It fs known as

water glass.)

it aome lime Is added, we
obtain a glass which is’ not
soluble in water, and, if: the
quantity of lime Is correct, a”
durable glass is obtained. The
Egyptians practiced this art of
; glass making about 3,000 years
ago!

‘There is a complicated and.
very ‘fascinating ’ procesé_ in
which ‘glass is, “toughened.”,
(This is the gtaas-used in oven!

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“John is‘ pro; rogressing very.
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te, mother—this means

that teacher thinks | you Led
about his age to ee him in
school, °

“Jerome participates very
fully in class discussions." “—
‘This may be good or bad. It
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up to a salesman.

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combinations’ necessary for
Pad 7

multiplication’ tables—he does-
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"David does not harmonize
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) Make 1,000" by using’

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maaking 1,000 pages in all.

"A worm starting on the ~

first page of the firat book eats|
through the last page of the last
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‘The post office plans to call
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