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Susan Michelle Voykin of Castlegar and Warren Walter Chernoff of Crescent Valley were married July 27 in a tra- ditional Doukhobor ceremony.

Susan was beautiful in a two-piece white summer dress with scalloped, embroidered lace at the neck and hemline. Her bouquet of white carna- tions and red roses was a love- ly match to her headdress of baby roses and pearls.

The bride's _ parents, Lawrence and Kathy Popoff, hosted the ceremony in the garden of their Castlegar home. The garden setting was enhanced with red and white carnations.

Both parents gave their daughter away in marriage.

Attending the bride was her daughter, Taya Voykin, who wore a white taffeta dress with a fitted bodice and a full skirt. Taya wore coronets of baby’s breath in her hair and carried a basket of red carna- tions and baby’s breath.

The groom’s nephew, Logan Voykin of Pass Creek, attend- ed Warren during the ceremo-

ny.

Warren’s parents, Vera and Walter Chernoff, hosted the wedding reception at their Crescent Valley home.

The bride’s father was mas- ter of ceremonies for the cele- bration which included a toast to the bride by her brother,

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David Popoff of Vancouver.

The white wedding cake adorned with red silk flowers was uniquely displayed at the reception on a four-tiered pedestal.

The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and have since settled in Raspberry.

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KJSS PARENTS Please bring baking donations to Christmas Concert, December 12, 7 p.m. 296

Proceeds to offset yearbook costs.

FIREWOOD SALE

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ROBSON RIVER OTTERS BINGO Saturday, December 14, Castlegar Community Complex. Earlybird 4 p.m., regular 7 p.m. Come have an evening of fun and support local swimmers. 299

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hoping for more

Castlegar-area residents have contributed $3,298 to- ward more than $1 million raised this fall for Christmas Seals across British Columbia, and campaign lead- ers hope that people continue to contribute in the few re- maining weeks before Christ-

as.

“We are 70 per cent of the way toward our provincial goal of $1.4 million,” said Bun- ny Charters, Castlegar and area director for the B.C. Lung Association

“These are tough economic times, and we are worried that Christmas Seals my suffer be- cause of it. Reaching the provincial goal will allow us to continue advanced medical re- search, health education and community activities in B.C.,” she said.

“These programs all depend on Christmas Seal gifts, and I hope that Castlegar-area res-

president Dr.

Bernie Riedel

agreed to the Bunny need for sup- Charters

port.

“{t’s vital if we are to control and eventually find cures for lung cancer, asthma, emphy- sema and other debilitating diseases. We have accom- plished a great deal, but the fight against lung disease isa long way from over,” he said.

Even if Castlegar residents can't afford to give this year, Charters urges them to use the gold Christmas Seals on holiday parcels and cards to show support for the Lung As- sociation’s emphasis on clean, healthy air.

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FastLANE BROOM-

BALL

The Castlegar Warlocks meet

of-three series to determine which club will represent the Kootenays in broomball at the B.C. Wi

WINNERS The Castlegar

the way to a 15-7 win over Nelson. aoe story, page

REBELS

The Rebels six- game unbeaten streak game to end Saturday against a team they have yet to beat this season. Veteran defenceman Dave Dybal says it's a mystery why the Rebels. can't beat Grand Forks. And it’s one they have to solve soon. See story, page 20.

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Sports usually ends with those who win and those who don't. At the District 9 Elementary School Volleyball Championships at Ki

News photos by Ed Mis innaird Elementary

School Thursday, the Twin Rivers boys (left) team celebrated after beating Kinnaird to wi if ideli i > 5 lo win the boys title. i Martin, 8, of Woodland Park Elementary, contemplates what might fave boon. " seh aa aan ahi cence

Twin Rivers, Kinnaird take titles

@ Girls win, but defending champions from Kinnaird can't pull it off against Twin Rivers boys in District 9 Elementary School Volleyball Championships in Castlegar last week News Staff

The brooms were out but never used at the District 9 Elementary

School Volleyball Championships last week.

Kinnaird Elementary, which won the girls championship Thursday at Twin Rivers Elementary School, was poised to make it a clean sweep with a win in the boys championship at its home court Friday.

But a group of boys from Twin Rivers Elementary spoiled the party with a 3-1 victory in the best of five game final.

The boys final was marked by rallies that consistently lasted eight and nine hits, diving saves and beautiful plays. All that from

players who were introduced to the game within the last year.

“I thought that was pretty for 11 year olds and 10 year olds,” said Kinnaird Elementary boys team coach Phil Donaldson.

“It’s a sport that most of the kids start from basically nothing, to get to that level of play is

championship, Woodland Park was fourth, Kinnaird B team was fifth and Robson Elementary sixth.

On the girls side, Kinnaird Elementary beat Kinnaird Junior Secondary to win the. title Thursday.

Twin Rivers blue team came

exciting I think,” Donaldson said. third, Tarrys fourth and Twin Jack Kinakin coached the Rivers yellow fifth. winning squad from Twin Rivers, Woodland Park won the girls B which upset the defending division title by beating Kinnaird champions from Kinnaird. Elementary, while Twin Rivers Tarrys finished third in the was third and Robson was fourth.

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