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Wedding.

HERE ARE THE ANSWERS TO MOST QUERIES

May relatives Ive a shower for the bride?
A. i: is not conside proper.

Q. What does the groom provide for his ushers?
A, Boutonnieres, ties and gloves.

“ @. Who provides the corsages for bride and mothers?

A. Tha groom,

@. Who provides for the wedding and re~ption?
A. The bride's parents,
re wedding bands initialed?
a Bride’s aitials roorne’ first inside the band, then
groom's and date of marriage.
a i a church wedding, which side is usually reserved,
. for the bride's farnily, and friends?
The left. The groom’s is the right side.
Does the groom always kiss the bride at the altar?
The ci m will rule on it, to church

practice.

Is the clergyman invited to the reception?

Yes, with his wife. He sits at the parents’ table.
Are checks displayed with wedding presents?

No but they may be noted on a card.

Is it socially cosrect to exchange duplicate wed

ding gifts?
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nd On us for pictures. to preserve the
sa les of your wedding day. ‘You'll
ind our. etal “Foelities c complete in avery detail.
Pettitt Photos
Phone 365-7663

The bridegroom and all the men In the wed-
ding party will be fitted expertly when formal’
attire Is rented here. Latest styles. Courteous

service.

THE KLOTHES KLOSET

55 Maple — Castlegar — Phone 365-7589

“SURROUND YOUR WEDDING

Do ushers ‘and best man stand in receiving line?
No. ”

Who cuts first piece of

a cake?
The bride, with the groom's right hand over hers.

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A

They break the slice and eat. it together. A friend
or waiter then takes over the slicing.

ts the groom. obligated to dance with someone .

besides his bride?
Yes — his mother, mother-in-law and maid of honor,

When should invitations and announcements be
ordered *
About two months before the wedding.

wee bat we are pistessional.
Carpet Installers :
Let us plan your Carpet Installation

Arts Festival is Held at New Denver

Weel Spina ts Beceeetusd wm OS op eu a teks ied

Washington Star Bedspread which Appears at Rear of Booth

- Forms for Provincial Seriaraphs Displayed
Sri Avaitable a ole

for your. new home.

605 Col. Ave. — Castlegar

WITH THE LOVELINESS OF

Nothing can add more
to the pleasures of this
f than the

Flowers & Gift Shop

_ 73 Maple St. — Phone 365-5191

aie s FOF, ie. 5:

WEDDING RECEPTION
in an atmosphere

.of luxury and good taste

Castlegar Ph, 365-7232

You pick it...”
We'll finance it!

Castlegar Savings Credit Union
Slocan Park Ph, 226-7575

Q > When are invitations. to a formal wedding sent out?
A. ‘Three to four weeks before the ceremony.

:@ May guests be invited to a reception and the
‘wedding 5 ‘
‘A Yes, when the a is attended only,
tives and close friends.
Q. Are envelopes of invitations addressed forinally?
A. Yes. No abbreviations — except Mr., Mrs., Jr., Dr.
Q. Is patches correct to use “and family" on invitation en
A. No. ere seperate invitations to adult sons and
ughters. For small children address the outside
envelope to their parents, write their first names on
the inner envelope under their parents’ names.
Q. What gifts may a bride give a bridesmaid?
,A A small tasting gift, perhaps jewelry.

@_ What gift does a’ groom give his bride?

A. Something personal, ‘unually jewelry.

Q@. Who mays dergyman his fea?

pays, but best man hands it over in plein

white env cqrvelone bafoee ef affer. earemony.

Q.. Are identifying cards put with the presents on

$ display?
Not these days.

a What happens at reception if the other cou jes stert

a dancing afore} the 5 bride {ond arom groom? s ot
When the newlyweds 9; by tals b
hoy walks coal crust tone

2 fe mpi oe oh te,
fes, 80 are reply cards a1 ent
The home me ‘address should be printed on reply ene
velopes,

Q. When should wedding announcements be mailed?

A. A day or two after wedding.

@.. Are wedding announcements ever sent to anyone

se Net been invited to the ceremony or reception?
10.

a May an house wedding be just as formal as a church
‘A. Yes, although there are never as many attendants,

Just Married?

WHY PAY RENT?

Start off your. marriage, the’ wise way, buy
your own home. Why pay ‘rent when you can
purchase your future happiness. ‘We have. a
selection of fine Singles: and Double Wide Mobile
Homes to suit, even the «most discriminating ~
tastes. Coll us today, you are urider no obligation.
Carry her. over: the threshold with our help.

". Northwest Mobile Homes Ltd.
TOUR MOBILE EXPERTS”

1032 Col. Ave, — Castlegar — Fh. 365-3551

fe a aac .. $15.00

\[:cmust,be returned to president
tart kahit by Sept. 25, This
may apply

LEATHER & SUEDES

~The arts council is organ-
izing a display of paintings and
hangings and possibly a musical,
event for tomorrow's opening
of the Castlegar’ and District
‘Arena and ae Centre.

Plaza Cleaning
Castleaird Plaza
Ph. 365-5145

. No More Drudgery_

“house. No worry of arguments
‘vabout cleaning. -,

Know the Carefree Life!

Come home to a. clean

‘Weekly Houseceaning
Excellent References.

PHONE 365-7814

At Exhibition Centre

The National Exbibiton
Centre of Castlegar is pleased
to” present Gordon Smith's

Gordon Smith's serigraphs
use brilliant color overlaid to
form layers of opaque and

plaids. The :prints.

will &
b on display sot Sa AT cafevery Simple combinations of

Word Visa
To be Added

To Bank Card

The word Visa is to be
added soon to the Canadian
Chargex bank card to give it
international recognition,

acceptance of the system
which uses the same card
design but different names in
some countries, announced the
adoption of the name Visa for
the entire network.

Thanco said Chargex, the
Canadian member of the sys-
tem,’ along with 21° other
affilia with

OUR VERY: BEST WISHES
«+ fo the Brideto-Be

Right now. you are living what will be among the
happiest moments of your life. Of course it is a a happy
occasion foryou but. i «it’s also a very busy on

Our wedding cakes are incomparable. we bake
them to vour strict specifications.

Your wedding cake is of vital importance to us.

‘we suggest that you contact us and be sure of com ;

plete satisfaction.
We take this opportunity to extend to you our very
best wishes for. your future happiness.

Da Cosfa: BAKERY:

13 PINE ST, — CASTLEGAR, B.C. — PHONE 365-3022

BRIDES - 10 - BE
The perfect wedding starts with the right
invitation. See us for...
WEDDING INVITATIONS — = NAPKINS
COASTERS — MATCHES — CANDY TAGS

Special New Colored Papers — Modern
Designs, Including Love and. Peace
. . Symbols — Multi-Color Florat Designs
on Parchment Papers — Special Lined Envelopes

Soo UNDA atthe 4°

CASTLEGAR NEWS

representative,
R. G, Pavich

i, asf :
“tel 365-7282) & Peebles ‘Motor nn, .
‘Nelson, Sept. -17. {ell 352-3525). «.

Y you require financing to star, modernize or
‘expand your business and are unable to
abtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and

conditions of if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on

_ government programs available tor your
business, talk to our representative.

FEDERAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT. BANK ;
30\- T1th Avenue South,
Cranbrook, B.C, Tel. 426-7241
Opening new doors to small business.

var-
ious names, 5, will begin using the
additional name early in 1977.

‘The name Visa wa chosen
because it is pronounced and
recognized throughout the

+ world in the same way.

dian Chargex mem-
bership totals more than five
million, Ibanco said.

Little Damage
In Accident :

At Junction -

An accident at the Nancy
Greene Junction Saturday af-
ternoon has resulted in a Trail
man being charged with failing
‘to stop ata stop sign.

qi is’ Cecil; Ralph

Seott: whose°1973 Dodge Van »

sustained $100 damage when it
was in collision. with a 1968

© Ford T-Bird driven by William §-

Joseph Thomson of Blueberry
Creek.

Mr. Thomson's vehicle,

which sustained approximately ‘|

$300 damage, was struck as it
was, travelling west. to Grand
Forks. ‘The Scott vehicle was
coming. off Highway. 3B.

No injuries were reported.

Had your tecth cleaned lately?

60% of Canadians receive little or

no dental care.
(Health & Welfare Canada)

Tennessee Aromatic Cedar]
Chests é

Every .8ride’s dream
Artistic Design. Superb
Quality

at :
MIDVALLEY | SHOPPING
ENTRE

¢
Slocan Park

ines and blocks of color, but the <
result is'a visual experience
combining color be the simplest
.way possible to produce. a
lively, colorful, detailed exhibit.
Gordon Smith was bora in

Vancouver where he is the head
of the art department of the
University of B.C,

The National Exhibition
Centre ‘is located with the
Doukhobor Village Museum
across from the Costeent A Air =
‘port, Ss

Castlegar Man

Charged After

Striking Van

A 1975 van, owned by
Silver Birch “Adult Activity
Centre, sustained $300 damage
when it was rear-ended Tues-
day morning near the Blue Top
Berger on Cohimbia Ave.

‘The incident occurred
when the van slowed down to
‘allow the vehicle in front of it to
turn left and was struck in the
rear by a 1968 Volkswagen
driven’ by Gary Palamaruk of

Ber,
has. been charged with fol-
lowing too close.

Driver of the van has been
identified as Margaret C. Kauf-
man, also of Castlegar. No
injuries were: reported.

By John Bohle
Castlegar News:
Stocan Valley
Correspondent

Artists and crafts people of
the Slocan and Arrow Lake
valleys exhibited their skills on
Labor Day weekend in demon-
atrations and displays at New
Denver.

The first event of its kind,
good support was given by
entries from Edgewood to
Slocan Park,

were centered

the lake she had served from
1698 to 1968,

meg objects from hand
welded heaters, knives, leather

boots, to paintings, printmak- °

Ing, pottery and wood carving
were displayed,

Patric Yesh of New Den-
ver exhibited three portraits
and on Saturday was observed,
palnting a portrait from an old
enlargement on the park
grounds.

Roy Gunn of Nakusp gave .
f

ina gallery in the Human Re-
sources building. Mounting and
displaying the material called
for an all-night session by
Robert Inwood and his com-
mittee.

Demonstrations, held In

~ Geftennia) Park, covered apin-

ning, weaving, painting and
print making. Music on the field
during the day and special

sevents in Bosun Hall in the
evening carried out the festival ;

otf,

East Indian, Mexican, Rus-
sian and health foods were
available on the grounds.
Jewellery, pottery and weaving
stalls made craftamen’s work
available to the public.

Among the exhibits was a
painting by Barbara Doyle ‘of
Nakusp: commemorating the
last voyage of the old stern-
wheeler 8.S.- Minto. Once pre-
served on his farm at Galena
Bay by the late Walter Nelson,
the grand old ship was given a
Viking’s funeral and burned on

on Sunday and had a sophisti-
cated print at the gallery. | +

* On Monday, Judy Bradford
gave a tapestry demonstration,
Margie Reed made jewellery
and the Kokanee String Quar-

tet. ployed-in-the gallery, slide _

shows and poetry readings also
took place. Pottery wheel work
and many other art techniques
were demonstrated,

Paddy Ray and Melody
Arnold of Slocan Valley demon-
strated spinning techniques
with long and short fibers on
Saturday and Sunday, Dying
methods with natural and syn-
thetic materials was on the
program for Monday.

‘Among fibers used for
spinning were wool, silk, dog
hair and alpaca.

. Natural dyes were ex-
tracted from onion skins, mari-
golds, walnut hulls, peach and,

-apple tree leaves, rock lichens, |

coffee grounds, cochinea! and
indigo root.

Meals-on-Wheels Rally
Is Successful Event

A keen group of partici-
pants gathered on the dosnital
patio to enjoy the
Wheels Rally. ‘The. social Gas
held Friday afternoon of last
week with approximately 50
persons attending,

The board of directors,
who organized the event, were
pleased that it was so: well
attended with more than half of
the volunteer drivers and car-
riers and most of the people
who receive the meals in at-
tendance.

Although! somevof the re-
"Gpients were in thee Boe thay
were able to come With friends
who provided transportation. ;

Everyone. seemed to
thoroughly enjoy themselves,

The hospital provided cof-
fee and tea while the pastries
and cakes were donated by in-
dividuals and Central Foods.

The purpose of the gather-
ing was to thank volunteers for
their help in keeping the pro.
‘gram rolling and to allow the

volunteers and meal recipients |

to get to know each other.
Membership to the society was
also initiated with 82 joining as
jmembers:

\ Due té this success and the"

*ibtetest shown, the board is
considering making this ree
ular event, Ss

More Dollars Required

For Gas and Heating Oil

Set aside extra dollars this
year to pay for your car. trips,
That's the direct cost to

the consumer, according to
industry and consumer groups,
resulting from the six cents per
gallon increase for. gas and
5.5-cent increase in home heat-

ig oll.
As B.C. Auomebis Asso-

price increase will add another
$60 a year to a big-car gas bill,
$34 toa medium car and $17 to
a small car. The figures are
based on gas consumption of 10,
18 and 86 miles. per. gallon
respectively and mean yearly
gas bills of $810, $405 and $230
for “average” drivers in the
10,000 miles = year range.

“sun Hall featured

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1976

y >. Artists and Crafts People Display Their Skills on Weekend

‘These produced yellow and
gold, yellow and orange, brown,
light green, grey-brown, pink
and blue,

Indigo root Is grown in the
Okanagn Material dipped in
the indigo root dye is yellow in
color but on exposure to air,
turns blue,

Cochineal is imported from
South America.

‘The ‘apinners learned the
craft five years ago in classes
held in Slocan Valley by Judy
Bradford,

Evening programs in Bo-
Tock and
country music, a string quartet
and The Women's Theatre
Workshop,

EATON'S

TRAIL |

$1.49
DAY

TUESDAY
September 14, 1976

Hundreds of Seasonal
Items for Personal and
Household Needs af |
Special Prices!

BIG! BIG SAVINGS!

~ AERO TAXI

Fast — Courteous — Reliable:
‘Phone 365-5700

Sour
‘Cream.

“Give your family
Gurbest ey

Lynette Lightfoot.

SCHOOL OF DANCE

Ballet —- Modern — Jazz

PALM DAIRIES LIMITED

Preschool thru Adult
Advanced Member RA.D., 15.T.D.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION 352-6717,
Classes will be conducted in Castlegar

ion
iy putit, it all seas on ie
of car you drive.
BCAA estimates that the

Backing Accident

~ Results in Charges

‘An. accident, which® re-
sulted -in ‘aprrosimateiy $100
damage lart Friday, has, re
sulted in a Nakusp man being

tharged is Ronald Isbell

‘whose 1967 pickup was in col-

lision with a 1967 Ford parked
behind the Marlane Hotel on
Wood St.

Driver of the parked ve-
hicle has been identified as
Albert Mayer of S.S, No. 2;

Lawn: &: Patio
Furniture
Bed Frames &

Coffee Tables Yard & Walkway Archways
Porch

Sorbent Grills
Business Signs
Lereliseciod Porch Step Railings
ANVIL TRON. WORKS
tow located at the Ferry on Broadwater Road
et in Robson aN

Columns
Spiral Staircase |
Pickup Headache

Racks

The

predict sales
and approach
bank managers.

of Economic in

Super

:For!Friday‘and | Saturday only.

Youd

* KIDA Devel Ud. is a

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< in small businesses; Entitled ‘Forecasting Sales | end
Working Capital”, it will deal with how to anticipate your
sales picture for the coming year and how ‘to determine loan
funds required, calculate cash flow and establish lines of credit.

+ This.one day session will be held on
Wednesday, September 8th from 9:30 a.m, fo
3:30 p.m. at the Crown Point Hotel. Those...
interested in attending ‘are asked to register
by phoning Austin Fraser at 364-1188.
(Registration Is $10.00 and lunch is provided).

1p for people

with