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The Castlegar Sun

Wedding Bells

Fitz-Gerald
Lifely

Tiki Christine Lifely, youngest
daughter of Jim & Clara Lifety
of Fruitvale, B.C. and Jay Blair
Fitz-Gerald, youngest son of
Carolee Fitz-Gerald of Castle
gar, and Glen and Coral Fit-Ger
ald of Prince George, were
united in marriage on August 1,
1992, The traditional wedding
ceremony took place at the Bel-
beck Family Reunion in Rock
glen Saskatchewan

On what turned out to be a
beautiful day the couple
exchanged their personalized
original wedding vows. A ride in
an old fashion horse drawn car-
riage completed the ceremony
The love that unites the couple
has grown through ten_ years of
fnendship and caring .

The families and friends
njoyed a wedding reception on
October 17 in the brides home
town. Many thanks to those who.
attended of sent their love.-And

through they are far way now their

YRuby Partridge

Wednesday, May 5, 1993

Minto Chapter installs 1993/94 officers

Submitted

Minto Chapter #79 order of
the Eastern Star held the instal
lation of the 1993/94 slate of
officers in the Masonic Hall
April 6, 1993

Those installed were worthy
Matron Judy Brown, Worthy
Patron William Crawford,
Associate Matron Carol Couch,
Associate Patron Clearence
Ackerman, Secretary Barbara
Schellenberg, Treasurer Justine
Buffett, Conductress Jean
Sylvest, Associate Conductress
Others
installed were Marian Acker-
man, Catherine Steward, Mar-
gurite Peachy, Milda Oswald,
Elizabeth Crawford, Dorothy

McAlpine, Stella Lapage, Betty
Moffat, Henry Schellenberg
and Les Buffett
Following the installation the
retiring Worthy Matron and
Worthy Patron Justine and Less
Buffett w presented with a
and crystal cream
set from the officers.
Barbara Schellenberg presented
the retiring Worthy Matron with
her Jewel William Crawford
presented the retiring Worthy
Patron with is Jewel The
incoming Worthy Matron
Thanked all who came and
gave a delightful address
As it was an open installa

tion there were a number of vis

itors including Mrs. Katie
Shaw, mother of the Worthy
Matron Mr. Sam Brown, hus

Kootenay Hospital Auxillary working
hard to raise funds for equipment

Submitted

The South Slocan Chapter of
the Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital Auxiliary, founded in 1974
with Olive Muir as president, is
still working hard to raise
money for the hospital's Equip-
ment Fund. Most of the present

donates enough volunteer hours
to plan and put on two bake
sales in the hospital lobby, a
Christmas craft sale held in the
Chahko-Mika Mall, a threeaitem
raffle drawn in December and a
large garage sale. This year the
garage sale will be held May 15
and 16 at Kosiancic's farm, 6.5
km from the South Slocan junc-

band of the Worthy Matron who
presented his wife with a
beautiful bouquet of yellow
roses. The members of Minto
Chapter were delighted that so
many visitors were able to
lend

Following the meeting a deli
cious lunch was served and was
enjoyed by all

{on March 24 a Daffodil Tea
was held in the Canadian Legion
Hall which was a huge success
The well stocked bake table was
well patronized and kept those
in charge very busy. The door
prize was won by Mrs. Bonnie
Thompson

The members of the Minto
Chapter #79 thank the public for
their support. The proceeds go
to Rastern Star Cancer projects

Upcoming
conference
discusses
HIV/AIDS

Submitted

Wednesday, May 5, 1993

au

The Castlegar Sun

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Individual

A weekend workshop/ Confer

Inspirations of the spirit

Leanne Trask's calling to work for the
church has led her on an adventure
with a starting point in Castlegar

SHARLENE IMHOFF
Sun Editor

Leanne Trask was certain she
wanted to be a minister during
her last year of undergraduate
work. It was at this time Leanne
was struggling to overcome her
mother's untimely death, and as a
result, she leaned ‘heavily on her
strong sense of faith.

Not only did her faith carry her
through this hard time in her life,
it impacted her decision for a
future proféssion. After receiving
a BA is psychology and theology,
Leanne is pursuing her Masters:
of Divinity at the Toronto School
of Theology. Part of this program
includes an eight-month intern-
ship, the first half of which she is
completing in Castlegar, working
under the direction of United
church Minister Ann Pollock.

Even though Leanne has
recently arrived in Castlegar, she
is feeling very much at home, and
is appreciative of the friendly

Leanne also commented on the
breathtaking scenery of the West
Kootenay, and spoke about the
recent retreat she took to Lemon
Creek Lodge along with other
women from her parish

It was a great opportunity to
meet people."

Getting to know people and
understanding them plays a
huge role in Leanne's work in
the church. Aiding the spiritual
growth in others can be a frus-
trating challenge at times, but
Leanne has entered her calling
with both eyes open—and
some heritage. Her father was a
minister as well, and Leanne
says she has learned from some
of. his experiences in the
church as well

"I guess you could say I was
heavily influenced by my parents,
they both enjoyed working with
other people—my mother was a
teacher.”

Leanne will complete her
duties in Castlegar in August

Kendrick-Twidale Optometrists
are pleased to announce that

Alfred P. Semenoff, BSc.0.D.

has become a partner in their
practice of optometry.

The practice will now be known as
Trail Optometry Clinic
1370 McQuarrie St., Trail, BC VIR 1X3
Phone: 364-2020

RCT:
EARTLAND
anne

BL Votheres
© Day
Sale

May 5 - 15

$475

members live in rural settings

ranging from Corra Linn to

Perry's Siding; a 42 km radius
Annually, the Chapter

tion on Highway 6.

Sales from a series of cook
books and from handcrafted
items supplied to the Hospital
Gift Shop also help the Chapter
to reach its goal of $5000. In
1992, 26 members donated
1813 volunteer hours: that is
almost 70 hours each

Anyone in the South Slocan
area interested in joining this
hardworking group would be
welcome. Contact Sharon
Speirs at 359-7864.

love remains strong for the people
who made their wedding day one
to remember for a life time.

ence on HIV/AIDS, sponsored
by ANKORS, the West Koote
nay/Boun dary AIDS Network,
Outreach and Support Society
and Selkirk College Continuing
Education is scheduled for the
Castlegar Campus May 8 and 9.

This conference is geared to
the interests and needs of those
living with HIV/AIDS as well as
community health and service
providers. For details, contact the
Central Kootenay Health Units
in Grand Forks, Trail, Castlegar
and Nelson

fdces who greet her daily. Then after a second four month
"I've never been out west Stay in another community and
before, and it's also my first time her graduation, she will be
living in a small community. But —_ ordained a minister.
I'm enjoying a lot. I like the fact "Then I will be sent to a parish.
that if I meet someone on the I'm not sure where that will be
street they're not afraid to smile —_ though. It could be anywhere in
and say hello." Canada."

MOTHER'S. S DAY CONTEST WINNER

Mom, you've always been there
When I needed you the most
The way that you love me
To my friends I always boast
My Mom's better, the best

Leanne Trask is spending the next four months in
Castlegar as part of her training to become a United
Church Minister. SUN STAFF PHOTO / Sharlene Imhott

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Consulting

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and Goal Setting

Brenda
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Tmay not always show it
But, you are the mom I love
Helping me through hard times
Like a gentle little dove
My Mom's better, the best

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Always be together
Nothin will come between us
Mom, my love will last forever
My Mom's better, the best

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young women aged 18-21 from
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who will be visiting Nelson on a

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Rachel Phillips of Castlegar has won her mother,
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Sandman Inn. Thanks for your entry!
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with eager young students. Liv
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host families. For details contact
Elan Morris at the Nelson Cam.
pus at 352-6601

Birth
announcement

Diane Cowlin is proud to
announce the birth of her
grandaughter, Hayley Alber-
ta Mathison: a sister for Jes-
sica Nickole and Zachary
Edwin Wayne. Also a new
cousin for Siyani Jamil Lin-
dow, Hayley, who weighed
in at 8 ibs., was born on
May 2 at Wawa, Ontario
Happy parents are Vicki and
Gary Mathison.

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Tell your friends about the Sun,
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THE WEST KOOTENAY’S
PREMIER ADDRESS
OCCUPANCY IN AUGUST, 1993

jobs will be concentrated on the
Esplanade. This core of professionals —
doctors, engineers, technicians, etc. —
will provide a solid traffic and revenue
base for the right retail, restaurant or
service business located in the WKP
building

Mother's Day is Sunday,
May 9. Make her feel
special with a gift from
Carl's

FRAGRANCE SETS Special Prices

Yardley Roses Duo, Trio

Yardley Lace Luxury

Lily of the Valley Gift Bag

White Shoulders 2 pce. bath set
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Situated on downtown Trail’s
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A new health building right next
door ensures 150 - 200 permanent

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Large Selection of

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Saturday, May 8 © 4 pm
First Prize: NORITAKE coffee server
Value $198.00
2nd Prize: White Shoulders umbrella
3rd Prize: Clairol Purse

Hair Dryers * Curling Irons 20%
Electric Razors + Cosmetic Mirrors 0 off

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CARL'S PLAZA DRUGS
365-7269

Monday, May 10 is our
annual RED SHIELD
door-to-door campaign.

10,000 square feet ground floor,
and 6,000 square feet second
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FREE FLOWERS
to the first 100 Mother's
who visit us on Mother's Day

+ 162 vehicle parking facility, 88
stalls underground

CASTLEGAR
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REPAIRS

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(next to IGA)

365-6450

These funds support
Salvation Army Work
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