SBouquets of lilacs and

ps. decorated St. David's
‘CHiurch in Castlegar May 21
‘when Christine Ann Chevel-
‘Gave, eldest daughter of Mr.
‘ahd:Mrs, Harry Cheveldave of
Vancouver exchanged ge
‘vows with Grant Arthur Brig- ~
geman, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Briggeman of Rob-
‘son,

Rev. Ted Bristow  of-
ficiated at the pretty afternoon
ceremony and organist Mrs.
Marg Peachey provided musi-
cal selections.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride approached
the altar dressed in a gown of
polyester satin, styled with an
empire waistline, the lace bod-

- ice featuring long, full sleeves

Sof matching lace and a rounded

eckline,

‘A lace Juliet cap secured

“her elbow-length veil and she

‘carried a crescent ‘bouquet of
‘pink roses and pink and white
carnations. Her dress and veil

had been made by Mrs. V.
D'Andrea.

A single pearl pendant,. .
which was a gift from the
groom; complimented; the
classic simplicity of the bride's
gown,

Bridesmaid Miss “Shirley
Makeiff and Miss Carol Watson

wore floor-length gowns of

coral polyester crepe, of similar .

design to the bride’s, and
carried bouquets of white
daisies.

Completing the wedding
party were best man Mr. Mark
Zurek and usher Mr. Tom Ehl.

A buffet supper was held
at the home of the groom's
parents in Robson where the
bride's mother helped to re-
ceive guests wearing a formal-
length gown of soft yellow, with
empire. waistline and short
sleeves.

The groom's mother chose

a floor-length dress of pale .
.yellow, with small white flower

print; fashioned’ with empire
waist and’ cape sleeves. Both

§ SHIRLEY POSTNIKORF

One sure way to end up
in the crackerbox factory is
to be a dutiful mother and
take your children to the
fair,

Sometimes I think
motherhood is a scrles of
shattered illusions which
starts from the moment you
gouge your finger trying to
snap a safety pin on your
newborn’s diaper. From
there on in it’s all deventt
and up the wall.

Actually, the whole es.
capade was my own fault. I
should have known better
than.to dress my daughters
in new matching sunsuits
and my son in his finest
jeans,

1 should have attired
them in monkey suits and
hired a baby sitter-to escort
them to the carnival. What
is it about circuses that turn
sweet, adorable children in-
to animals and calm, intelli-
gent mothers into raving
lunatics?

It all started off pleas-
antly enough, as we stood
waiting in line behind thou-
sands of gum-chewing ju-
veniles. I took it all in stride
even though I was gouged in
the ribs and had two toes on
my left foot permanently
maimed.

I have never felt so
many pointed’ elbows and
knees as I did at the fair, but
I remained smiling through-
out while waiting our turn

the ice-cold Pepsi dripped

for the tickets. Even when

im — Coping Badly <

down the back of my log I
was relatively calm,

The pink cotton candy
which was stuck. in my
daughter's’ pony tail didn't

- really phase me. I knew it
would come out eventually.
But I have to admit it did
annoy me when that strange
little child came running up
and tried to cat it,

When I tried to correct
the kid on his eating habits I
had to take verbal abuse
from him which was a little
embarrassing, He. was, the
type of kid I wanted to kick
viciously in the knee, but I

. had to remain adult for my
-own children’s sake.

Finally armed with
tickets, we headed off to the
nearest, safest ride. (Is that
all the tickets you get for
five dollars?)

I was under the mis-
taken impression that three
children under the age of
seven would have a built-in -
fear like my own, of any-

thing wilder than a merry- |

go-round. From the moment,
T placed them on the horses
they turned on me,

Thad visions of waving
and shouti

T finally located my son
in a place called the Bug
House, which was aptly
named because by the time I
‘got him out I was ready for
the real thing. It was then
decided that we would all go
on the rides together if not
only for the sake of the
circus-owners but for the
sake of my sudden heart
condition,

I'm not usually a vindic-
tive person, but out of the
corner of my eye I spotted a
ride that I was sure would
take some of their feverish
desire for adventure away.

As I helped strap them
in for takeoff I began to have
second thoughts. Maybe
they wouldn’t be able to
hack it, It was too late. We
began to move.

There was’ an ear-
piercing scream and I franti-
cally looked at my kids, and
realized it was my scream-
ing. They were laughing and
having a great time. It was a
nightmare and. the. only
think I can remember was
hearing tiny voices singing
‘Nearer My God to Thee’.

There is no need to go
into great detail about this
so suf-

ments to them but instead
ended up screaming hyster-
ically. My “two cherubic
daughters decided to switch
horses in mid-ride and they
and their sun. dresses fin-
ished the ride upside down. I
couldn't locate my son, who
managed to slip off the other
side and disappear into the
hoardes of people.

fice it to say if I spend the
rest of my life going to a
chiropractor or if the sight of
a moving vehicle makes. me
billious, it's all their fault.

What really bothers me
about the whole incident is
that after the ride came toa .
grinding halt they asked me
if we could all go on the
Zipper.

mothers 8 t whlte
carnations and baby's brea!
Centering the' head ae
which was covered with'a.lace
tablecloth with coral underlay,
was ‘the three-tier wedding
cake, flanked by white candles
and bouquets. of. pansies. :*-
The cake: had: been made
by Mrs.: Glen’ Briggeman and:
decorated:by Mrs. Ivy Salekin ’
with white icing and tiny. coral

“flowers. The layers were separ-

ated by small glasses and the

: top tier held two doves beneath

an arch ‘of white flowers. The
cake was later. cut and served

to the guests’ by. the brite and z

groom.) \\.;

+ Mr.* BobFoubister ! and ‘the

toast to the. bride was pre-
sented by her uncle, Mr. Walter
Cheveldave.

Out-of-town guests came
from Grand Forks, Port Moody,
Surrey, Vancouver and . Cal-

ry.
Following a honeymoon
trip to Banff, Alta., the newly-

. weds are making their home in

Robson,

‘Health Unit H res New Staff

West. Kootenay Health
“Unit director, Dr..N.’ Schmitt,

“has: announced’ the ‘arrival: of

three new ‘staff members—Jim
\McFarlane, Ms. Nancy Tremel
and Jim Patergon.

Mr. McFarlane is filling the
vacant Rehabilitation Counsel-
lor position of the ministry of
health’s division for Aid to the
Handicapped. He comes from
Victoria where he obtained his
BA and -was program director
for the Canadian Mental
:Health’s Rehabilitation Centre.

Aid to Handicapped pro-
vides vocational training for *
people who have a physical,
mental, or social disability
which places a significant fune’
tional or physical limitation on
their employability. Mr. Me-
Farlane would like to hear from.
anyone who feels that they
might be eligible for this ser-
vice.

Division. She is originally from

Towa, where she recently Te-,

ceived her. MA in audiology.
Ms. Tremel- joins Doug
Greenberg in staffing the West
Kootenay Health Unit Audio-
logy Clinic. ‘The clinic's pro-
gram includes hearing assess-
ments, hearing aid

provide “for -not\“only better
overall audiology services with-
in’ the: West Kootenay. Health
Unit, but‘ also more: effective
and complete’ service to the
Selkirk Health Unit.

Jim Paterson has recently
been hired to ‘assume the

and dispensing, high risk infant

hearing screening, and public

school hearing conservation...
The addition of a second

audiologist to the clinic should:

help alleviate the’ unfortunate
backlog of individuals who have
had to be Placéd on a waiting
list to receive hearing aids. The
additional position should also

i position
with the West Kootenay Health
Unit Audiology’ Clinic. Mr.

Paterson ‘is originally from.’

Scotland, but has attended

school and worked i in, the Trail. -

‘area and comes to his new.

‘tion with several years’ ex-
perience as a corporal medical
assistant . with the Canadian
Armed Forces.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday; June 2, 1977

Kennedy Flooring

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Black, Sxoellent: for all® roofing
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