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Here are the Answers
to Most Queries

May relatives give a shower for the bride?
It is. not considered proper.’
What does the ‘groom provide for his ushers?
Boutonnieres, ties and gloves.
Who provides the corsages for bride and mothers? |
The groom, - . :

Who Jes for the Idi end,
The bride's parents,
How. are wedding bands initialed?
Bride’s initials; come: first: inside the band, then
groom's and date of marriage.
Ina church wedding, which side Is usually reserved. .
for’ the bride's family and friends? x
The left. The groom's is the right, side.
Does the groom always kiss the: bride at the alter? -
The clergyman will rule on it, according to chu
* practice. :
Is the clergyman invited to the reception?
Yes, with his ite: He 'sits at the parents? table.
Are checks displayed with weddi
No. but they may eg noted on a card.
Is it soclally correct to oetienge duplicate wed
ding gifts?

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Pe ushers and best man stand in receiving line?

ae cuts first piece of cake?,

The‘ bride, with the groom's right “hand. over hers.
They break the slice and eat it together: A’ friend
or waiter then takes over the slicing: :

Is the groom ‘obligated to dance ‘with ‘someone
besides ‘his: bride?

‘Yes — his mother, mother-in-law and maid of honor,
When « should and e be
ordered?

About’ two months before the wedding...

When are invitations to a formal. wedding sent out?
Three to, four weeks before the ceremony.

May pues: tse invited to. reception and. ‘not the.

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WITH THE LOVELINESS OF |

Nothing can add more
to the pleasures. of .. this
wonderful day than the

~ loveliness | of flowers,
- From’‘a beautiful bridal
> bouquet to tastefull prepar-
ed flowers: for the. recep
tion, we at Helen's: know
> just: what is right. \Please
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‘advice.

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WEDDING RECEPTION:
in an atmosphere

of luxury and good taste

Yes, ine the ceremony. is sttended ven by rela-
fives and close friends. <

i velopes?

No. Send seperate invitations ‘to adult’ sons and

* daughters. For small children address ‘the outside

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envelope to their parents, write’ their first names on
the inner envelope under. their parents’ names...

What gifts may a bride give a: bridesmaid?
A small. lasting gift, Perhaps fewelry.

What gift does ‘a groom give his bride?
Something: personal, usually [ewelry,

Who gives clorgyman his fee?.
The groom pays, but best man hands It over In plein
white envelope before or after ceremony... Y

Are’ identifying | cards © put with: the, Prevents on
display?

Not these days.
What happens at reception if the other comet: stort ;
dancing. before the bride and groom?

When the newlyweds ‘appear, everyone stops and.”
they waltz once around: the floor. solo. ay i

NeoTrace a ten
fes, and so are reply: cards a1 envelo
The home address should be printed * :teply en
velopes,..

When. should wedding announcements: be ‘mailed? vA

A day or two after wedding.
Are wedding announcements: ever sent. to anyone

who's: been invited to the: ceremony or reception? ee

No, 4
May a feuee wedding be {ust as formal. asa church

wedding’

Yes, though there: are: never as many attendants.

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‘Our Very Best Wishes

will

: ‘to. ‘the ‘Bride-to-Be

Right now you-are living what 5

be among the happiest: moments

of your life. Of course it isa happy

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

‘Beene from Stanly ear West Kootenay Drama Festival Entry “Oedipus Rex’,

SHSS Drama Students Refumn.

From Festival with Flying Colors

The drama students from
* Stanley Humphries came home
with flying colors from the
West Kootenay Drama Festival
held in Nelson last week.

Susan Goetting and Connie
Polonikoff received Merit ‘a:
wards for their performances In

‘ “Princess”, Raising ‘Thor-Lar-

son who directed’ Princess,

received We trophy, for “the

best student director of a
dramatic play".

Janet Milliard recelved the
Trophy award for the “best
student director’ of a comedy”,
_ Janet directed “Ikke Ikke Nye
‘) Nye Nye”.

The major play, “Oedipus .

Rex” was excellently received
by the entire audience. Stephen

Clark was voted the Best
Supporting Actor for his role as
Tiresias,

Robin Heagy got the Best
Actor Trophy for his brilliant
performance as Oedipus. The
play also received two major
trophy awards—for Best Visual
Presentation and for - Best
Costumes. :

Drama teacher, Des Desal

is extremely proud of his

students for the excellent
manner. in which they” con-
“ducted themselves at all times,
before, during and after the
festival and records his appreci-
ation to all those who helped in
tasking the venture so success-
ful.

Refum Cribbage Tournament
Planned by Local Sr. Citizens

Fifty-seven members were
present at. last | Thursday's
regular meeting of the Castle-
gar and District Senior Citizens
Association held in their Cen-
tre.

President John. Stier ex-
tended a welcome to all present.
with a special welcome to the

‘Local Court News

Richard Clayton McNutt,
31, of Mica Creek, B.C., pled not
guilly but was found guilty ona
charge of:common assault. He
was fined $25 or in default one
weekin jail.

.

- Wiliam Allan | Montgom-
ery, 26, of Castlegar, ‘pled
guilty: to.” possession of a

narebtic. He’ was fined $300 or.
in default: three months in jail.

of Genelle, \-pled. guilty: to
driving with: a blood ‘alcohol
count ‘over .08. He was fined
$200 or in default 30 days in jail,
His driver's licence was sus-
pended for, 30 days.

Chiaies ele

John Donald Lennon, 18, of
Castlegar, pled: guilty to driv-
ing with a blood alcohol count
over .08. He was fined $150 or
in'default 30 days’ in jail.’ His
driver's licence was Aopen
for 380 days.

“Lillian Killough, Chapter. (ODE:

To Sponsor Essay Contest

Mrs... Irene Brown was’

the sale of rose bushes in this

welcomed as a new.member of. ‘area “a zone : _Brojects: ° was

the Order at the April meeting.

« of the Lillian Killough Chapter,

IODE, held at the home of Mrs,

M. © Rush. } The*: installation ..

ceremony was conducted by the
regent, Mrs, A.’Sylvest.

The. chapter decided to
sponsor an Essay Contest: for
Grade 7 students’ of School
District No.*9,.'on ‘the topic
“What is a Citizen?" Mrs. J. F.
Killough, as’ citizenship :’con-
venor, agreed to convene’ a

» committee to. arrange’ the

details of the contest,

. changing the: seaatle material.
Whi

at’ is needed in’ virus

research is-.a: lot ‘more ‘-basic:-

cant y, virus
Tie the disease a ae

contagious? There is, as yet, no. Wi

evidence that. this is so.

These, would be. viruses
transmitted in a different way,
and?acting in a different: way
“from ‘other disease-causing’ vi-
“ruses. It-is thought. that they |
-may.. cause “the ‘disease by

about the action of
“the; virus jon the; cell—how. it
ters - the’, cel growth © ai

means: by.

it ‘can cause.a'tumor. will
then ‘be understood. (i:

“Pamphlets and information

about ‘cancer, can’ be obtained

free by> writing’ to::.B.C.° and.

Yukon Divisions ‘Canadian’ Can-

cer Society, 898 West Eighth .

‘Avenue, Vancouver
‘Caledonia, Victoria,

PUBLIC

ys.
B.C.

The Hugh Keenleyside Naviga- a

tion Lock will be.closed for. main-
tenance from Tuesday, April 16.
to Tuesday, April 23. :

“The ‘roadway over the Keenley-
side.Dam will be closed: from 8:30

to 12:00 noon, Tuesday, April 16,
ind ‘traffic during the following’
week may be subject to short de- ~

HYDRO -
‘Castlegar, B.C. .

‘NOTICE

The regent spoke on the

special LODE rose which will go

‘on sale this year. The project

“calls for the selling and planting

of 75,000 rose" bushes, to bloom
across Canada ‘in 1976, when’
‘der. celebrates’ “16th:

- project, Concern: for Childre ¥
The posetblty of: ‘making :

discussed:

‘A membership in the Rota‘ '
Villa Society was taken out by
the chapter, Mrs.‘ Killough,
Mrs,’J. "Donnan © and.
Peddle volunteered’ to attend .
the annual ‘meeting . of the.)
‘society.

'Mrs. Killough reported ba
the, annual:: meeting: of. .
Hospital: Board ‘where: she ee
Mrs: Donnan had ‘represented ;;
the ‘chapter.; }

Mrs.. Rush, was

+

new
A'letter from the Human
‘Resources and ‘Public Health
was discussed. It dealt with a
eeting. to be held in’ the
Rotary” Health Centre ‘which
will be attended‘ by ‘Mrs. R.
*. Cormier and’ Mrs,’M. Olsen.
A letter was also received
from Regional Recreation Com-
mission No, 1 outlining its
program for April 20.
+ “Vetters of thanks were
, Teceived: ‘from. recipients “of
cards, flowers, ete., a8 well as
from those invited to the official
opening. of the Centre.
Entertainment for the next.
meeting will be -colored slides
shown by John Dvorak includ-
ing many of the official’ opening
of the Centre.
The ‘evening’s entertain-

3 men was bingo provided by

of the. Hi

delegate..to. the ” provincial’”
annual meeting to be held later
in:the’ month in-Nanaimo. °
Hospitality ‘convenor Mrs,
tel

* Friendship Unit of the United

Church’; Women.’ They. also

provided the refreshments.
z Reports: showed many
cards were sent to: members

with-hopesithey-will all be: well
po

ge ?
Trail was a \ very: enjoyable *
afternoon ‘with Mra. /AiLam- 9!)

; pard, winning a money chart, Al

return tournament is to be held:

< in Castlegar April 29. Rossland,
‘Trail’ and: Fruitvale :members

hearty vote of thanks for the
Tost successful handling of the
catering at the Official Opening
of. the Gentre. Mrs. Keating
replied that without the co-

of the and

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 11, 1974

OUR APOLOGIES

We wish to extend our sincere apology
to the PLAZA BAKERY where their name was
omitted from our thank-you ad to businesses
who helped make our grand opening such
@ success,

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

KINNAIRD TRANSFER LID.

L. A. (TONY) GERONAZZO, MANAGER —

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DRAIN ROCK — MORTAR SAND

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tfn

‘the members it would not have

been’ possible. ‘She also asked
the members for sandwiches
ete. for the West Kootenay
Regional’ meeting. Several
members’ volunteered to do-
nate some sugar and cream sets
for the Centre and Mrs. R.
Donnan will donate a mirror for
the ladies room.

The treasurer also gave a
very detailed report.

Survey Markers
“- Survey markers and. the
stakes marking mining claims
have always been of the utmost
importance in Canada. ~

7In/1798, an_act' passed in,

Upper Canada pronounced the’

death penalty without benefit

of clergy for any person caught
moving a township survey post.
Today's Criminal Code still
provides: five year's imprison-

, ment for this offence.

S.H.S.S. DRAMA STUDENTS
present x
OEDIPUS ‘REX
and
PRINCESS
f in the
§.H.S.S. GYMNASIUM

Wednesday, April 17th
7:30. p.m.

ADMISSION $1.00

CUT OUT AND SAVE.

“Licenced Dining: Lounge” ;

STLEGAR HOTEL

ix
Na

= completely painless, but in the:
~/advances have been made.

‘vanes are a method of dissolv-

Dentistry may not yet te introda
which | dese
Temoves plaque when -

/ properly.

Jast 10°». years :~ remarkable.
Among ‘the “newest ” ad-

ing decay which will reduce the’. ‘healthier

“Dentists are quick to point
out ithat. prevention is a much

‘amount’ of drilling a dentist
must’ do-and a~ glass filling
material that® will%last longer
than ‘present materials. and
more closely mateh the appear-
ance .of teeth.) =:

‘As for the future, dentistry

.is- considering even .-more

startling possibilities. Implant, °

-ation of plastic: teeth:may one:

than'merely providing a repair
service. For this ‘reason, den-
tists recommend fluoride tooth- ©
pastes, fluoridation. of « water
supplies, and watching the diet
as the ‘only sure Hepes of.
reducing tooth deca: hi
But , they: eautlon’ that a:
dental recommendation, be

‘are to be: invited.

Spokesman for the Ways ‘

and Means:committee suggest-
ved a tea beyheld. It was decided
to hold a Spring Tea April 27. in
“the Centre.

Some information has been

‘for ° dentistry ;..' received ‘regarding tours to the

B.C..; Hydro Canal project.’
Dates of these tours are to be
announced at.a later date.

There: was also an outline «.
ven by Mrs. Olsen‘concerning

bus:service to Spokane's Expo

'4:° More’ information’ will’ be ~

given. members. when it is
ved,

Mrs. .K. Ke: ing and her

‘Luncheon Menu

BURGERS — OMELETTES — BORSH
FISH & CHIPS — CHICKEN — STEAK -

Dinner Menu
CHAR BROILED STEAKS — I AN
‘ CHICKEN -IN-A- BASKET:

FOOD:

“Tuesday to Saturday, 12:Noon to.8 p.m. — Sunday, '4 p.m. fo 8 pm.

7 NAME“.
“Send in ‘ADDRESS:

this PHONE

* Mail to The Castlegar Hotel

Ay
FREE. DINNER
FOR TWO

. Entry ‘Form

DRAW APRIL 15,1977

~ ‘the waiting room may even talk.

© computer, responding to. ques-
_ tions flashed ona television: ike
= screen. :

day ‘replace | dentures, « while dental care A
laser-beam treatment is used to, s

prevent cavities. Patients. in. 2

over.their dental history with a‘:

Progress has also come in
the .area of ..toothbrushing. :*
Many“ dental - researchers . be-

‘lieve: that it’ is no “ longer:

Rey

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merely. to brush your

"teeth: ‘They. have found that it.’

is not only food’ particles but
also plaque adhering to teeth
which. causes. cavities. They
recommend the correct ‘use of”
dental. floss," in’ addition to
brushing, { to. remove plaque. ©
Tablets > and ~ solutions » are“;
available that. stain’ plaque,
‘making it easier to detect for
removal.

There is even a toothpaste is
for. teeth which ache when they
come in contact with heat, cold,
sweets and in some cases, a

- toothbrush. For the one patient. ':

in seven who. has :this
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