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Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
William Colquohoun, whose marriage took place Saturday at
Knox United Church in Trail. The bride, Sandra Irene, is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose Steffan of Trail and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Colquhoun of Burnaby.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedin, who were
wed Saturday in Trail. The bride, Karen, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter of Castlegar and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs, L. Bedin of Trails

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Staats on their
marriage Saturday. The bride, Teresa; is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Neil and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Staats, both families of Fruitvale.

* * .

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Podmoroff on
their marriage Saturday. The bride, Marj, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Streleoff of Pass Creek and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Podmoroff of Krestova.

* . *

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Garnett Jr., who were married Saturday at St. Andrew's
Anglican Church in Trail. The bride, Eva Marie, is the only
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Cutillo of Trail and the groom
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William G. Garnett Sr.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poohachoff on
their marriage Saturday. The bride, Carrol, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Perepolkin of Thrums and the groom is
the son of Mrs, Verna Poohachoff of Slocan Park.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pisacreta, whosw
wedding took place Saturday at St. Paul's Trinity United
Church in Nelson. The bride, Jean, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W.G. Potter of Nelson and the groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. Pisacreta.

Basic table setting
rules for new bride

e All silverware is placed
in the order of use; what is to
be used first placed farthest
from the plate.

e Silverwate is placed in an
even line, one inch from the
edge of, the table.

e Knives are placed at the
right with cutting edges
toward the plate.

@ The soup spoon is placed
at the right of the plate and
to the right of knives. Other
spoons follow in order of use.

e All forks are placed at
the left of the plate in order
of use. The only exception is
the oyster fork, which is
placed on the outside at the
right of the plate with spoons
and knives.

e Butter spreaders are
placed on the bread and
butter plates, parallel to the
edge of the table. The correct
place for the bread and
butter plate is at the ti of
the meat fork. *

@ Dessert silver is gener-
ally brought in with the
desert.

e §spoons for tea and coffee
are brought in on the saucer
with the cup.

e For ease of serving,
serving spoons and forks
should be used in pairs.

@ The glass is placed to the
right, near the point of the
knife. Arrange more than one
glass at an angle.

e The folded napkin is laid
on the place plate. If the first
course is on the table when
the guests are seated, it is
placed to the left of the plate.

Ifa setting that appears
to break the rules will also
make the service more com-
fortable for your guests — go
ahead with it! These rules are
based on common sense and
convenience. They won't suit

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NELSON

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Traditional Weddings
Back In Style

Traditional weddings
—whether they be formal
church affairs or intimate,
home ceremonies—are very
much back in style. The
trend is evidenced by. a
resurgence in the popularity
of long, white, flowing
gowns ... and more fine
china, crystal and silverware
is showing up on gift lists.

Another indication of the
return to traditional values
is the increasing popularity
of roses for all members of
the bridal party.

Roses are perfect for
wedding bouquets, corsages
and boutonnieres, because
they signify love, peace and
friendship.

Another reason for the
rose’s popularity is the fact
that a wedding with a rose
theme is simple to plan.
Instead of deciding which of
the many different blooms
available is appropriate for
each honored guest, the
bride-to-be can simply
specify roses, and let the
florist take it from there.

For the bridal bouquet,
an ideal combination is a
simple arrangement of red
and white roses. In the lan-
guage of flowers, these two
colors used together in the
same bouquet signify unity
—the perfect thought for
Starting married life.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David William Buss on

gratul
Michael John McMillan, whose marriage took place Saturday
in First Presbyterian Church in ‘Trail, The bride, Denise’
Elizabeth (Bo), is the daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. james
Hutchinson of Fealivale.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kent Skinner,
who were married Saturday in Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church in Trail. The bride, Karen Eileen, is the daughter a
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McPhee of Fruitvale and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Skinner of Trail.

Newly married? Every
young couple ought to think
about finances, While there
is no easy solution to the
problem of inflation, witha
little thought and persever-
ance, you should be able to
keep a healthy budget in
check.

It is important to plan
and execute a financial re-
cord-keeping system that
makes sense to the both of
you. Begin by choosing a
convenient place in your
home or apartmentin which
to store important financial
and budget-related docu-
ments. Soon, you will find
that accurate record-
keeping is a must for daily
transactions and yearly tax,
reports. You are now ready,
for the next step!

Budget Basics ForBride,Groom

No matter what your i
come bracket, it is essential
to establish a moncy plan.
First, list your operating ex-
penses, including all sources
of income and anticipated
bills. Then, make a list of
assets and liabilities. Most
couples are relieved to learn
that planning and keeping a
ledger makes finances easier
to discuss and spending
more realistic. An on-paper
accounting is often the be-
ginning of important joint
financial decisions.

Both long and short-
range goals should be con-
sidered in terms of respec-
tive careers, education, liv-

ing quarters, and personal
nie Once you have iden-
tified what is important to

their marriage Saturday at St. Paul's Trinity United Church in
Nelson. The bride, Lorie Rae, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G.T. (Bud) Darough of Nelson and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W.A. Buss of Trail.

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‘Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Laurin Paul Stenerson,
who were wed Saturday in St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in
Trail. The bride, Flora Roberta, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs; Attillo Buna of Trail and the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence D. Stenerson of Burnaby.

——
‘FINANCIAL PLANNING Is an important step forthe newly: married couple
wanting to get off to the right start.

After the Honeymoon. . .

Casual, Romantic
or Formal

but always of
lasting quality.
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by HELMUTH

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460 Ward Street
“Nelson, B.C.
j 354-4402

Young Married
Couples Have A
Lot Facing Them

There's the rent or house payment, car
payments, food and clothes to buy, and bills
to pay. (You really can’t live on love alone.)
That's why most young. cou les need a
helping hand. That's why we're here.

We make it a little easier to finance’y your cor |
or plan a savings plan for the future. When
the checkbook won't balance, we have a
whole bookkeeping department to help OU
get it straight. When the budget won't balan-
ce, we have a staff who can offer the kind of
sound financial advice you need.

If you're just getting started and you need a‘ fr,

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