CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 7, 1978

Wed Amid Yellow Gladioli

st, White and gold standards
of-yellow gladioli, white mums,

How and white daisies and
hive baby's breath trimmed
with yellow ribbon, d

ing a floor-length gown ina pale
coral shade, its empire-waisted
silhouette featuring full knife-
pleated sleeves, silver emboss-
ed istt

St. David's Anglican Church in
Castlegar as Mr. and Mrs,
Qerald (Bud) Milliard of Vie-
{oria gave their eldest daughter
Janet Lee, in marriage to Brian
Allan, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Murray McQuarrie of Revel-
Stoke.

tw Rev, Desmond Carroll of
Castlegar heard the exchange
af; vows, while Mrs, Betty
Hostetter of Castlegar provided
the wedding music. Guests sat
dt-pews marked with bows of
Ypllow ribbon,

3 nin marriage by her
father, the bride was charming
i a gown of white polyester
jetsey en train, featuring an

ice. Appliqued lace defined
bodice and formed the tiny
cap sleeves, while her delicate
Queen Anne neckline was ac-
cepted by a silver locket, a gift

bd
the

tiny
with

gertip veil of silk illusion, its
Seilloped edge trimmed with
individual seed pearls,
Si. The flowers she held were

w sweetheart roses, white
lepha: and white baby's

th, intermingled with yel-

and white lace ribbons.
+ Floor-length princess-styled
hdlter dresses of baby blue
polyester crepe were worn by
tie attendants; maid of
honor Miss Jane Maddocks of
Cloverdale, B.C. and brides-
ibaids Miss Rose Cheveldave of
Yancouver and Mrs, Debbie
Kyirette (nee Dmytruk) of Na-
naimo.
=: They also wore elbow.
length sheer capelets in baby
Blue and tan, embossed with
dusters of tiny yellow and

on flowers. Their acces-

were the bride's gifts of

i arrings, and each atten-
dant carried a bouquet of
yellow and white daisies accent-
ed with blue baby's breath,
+ Mr. Gregor McQuarrie of
Révelstoke was best man for
his brother, while ushering
dities were shared by Mr.
Raine Weninger of Kelowna
ahd the bride's brother, Mr.
Gerry Milliard of Castlegar.
© The chocolate brown tux-
edos featuring velvet lapels and
vests, worn by the groom and
his attendants, provided a
pleasing contrast to gowns of
the bridal party.

For the reception at the Hi
§rrow Arms Motor Hotel in
‘astlegar, the bride's mother
helped to receive guests wear-

1 and knife-pleated
hodice and skirt.

For jewelry she wore ame-
thyst and gold drop earrings,
and her corsage was comprised
of coral sweetheart roses,

The groom's mother was
attired in a full-length tunic
style gown in red,, comple-
mented by a sheer over-dress in
a red and white floral motif. A
tiny gold zodiac pendant, as
well as a corsage of white
sweetheart roses tipped with
red, completed her ensemble.

Yellow, white and blue
streamers and bells decorated
the reception hall, while behind
the head table, hung a large
heart inscribed with the names
of the bride and groom, The
bride's cake centred a lace-
covered table directly in front
of the head table, its three tiers
decorated with yellow roses. Its
decorations had enhanced the
wedding cake of the bride's
parents, 25 years earlier.

Each tier was separated by
four white swans and the top
layer held two doves holding
silver wedding bands, under an
arch of green and white leaves
and flowers,

Yellow and white tapers in
erystal and silver holders,
silver wine goblets, as well as
the bouquets of the bridal
party, completed the table
decor.

Mr. Blaine Weninger of
Kelowna was master of cere-
monies, reading congratulatory
telegrams from Kenora and
Red Lake, Ont. and Vancouver.

Mr. Jim Portman of Ke-
nora proposed the toast to his
niece,

For a honeymoon trip to
Washington and Alberta points,
the bride donned a long-sleeved

-grey blouse and matching.
tie, with a white and mauve
floral design and a white skirt,
complemented by white ankle-
strap sandals and a yellow rose
corsage.

Guests alterded from
Grand Forks, Re -lstoke, Sal-
mon Arm, Kelowna, Victoria,
Campbell River, Kamloops,
Vancouver, Nancimo, Clover-
dale, Skookumchuck; Calgary
and Edmonton, Alta; Fort
Frances ard Kenora,

Also in attendance was the
bride's 83-year-old maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Cronk, of Reston, Man.

Mr. and Mrs. McQuarrie
are presently residing in Vic-
toria, where the bride is con-
tinuing her studies at the
University of Victoria.

Consumer Facts /

Coffee drinkers need not
be unduly concerned that re-
cent frost in Brazil will cause a
repeat of the 1977 escalation in
elail prices according to the

{etal Council of Canada.

+ Even if some Brazilian pro-
duction were lost in the recent
{gost, an abundance of export-
able coffee in Columbia and
Central America would more
than compensate for the short
fall.

2 The Retail Council des-
eribes some interesting con-
sumption patterns that have

a result of peak

during 1975 to

* @ Overall consumption of
coffee has decreased.
> @ Confirmed coffee lovers
ave turned from bean coffee to
thé instant type, which yields
more cups per dollar, while
ers are grinding the beans
to stretch their coffee

¢ Coffee substitutes such
ivory or blends containing
ted wheat and barley are
pming highly visible on
supermarket shelves.

Coffee prices at retail are
expected to remain stable and
possibly decline further after
the 1978-79 harvest count.

Consumer Facets is a public
service feature of Castlegar
News in conjunction with Super
Valu Stores.

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This year Canada Savings
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B.C. and the Yukon once again
went over the top, as more
employees than ever before
purchased the bonds.

Canada Savings Bonds pay-
roll organization office in Van-
couver reports dollar volume
for the 1978-79 series of CSBs
was $54,880,400 compared to
$49,721,900 in the 1977-78 cam-
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roll deduction plan increased
from 50,525 to 51,871.

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during the ign from a
yearly average interest of 8.90
per cent over seven years to
9,50 per cent over the same
period. Increase in the indivi-
dual purchase limit for the
series was increased from
$30,000 to $50,000.

Finaneing charges for the
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There were 517 groups
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