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Guire of*Redeliffe, Alta., and Linus Wayne Pakula, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pakula of Castlegar.

The traditional wedding march was played by Mrs. Linda Kraus at the piano.

A feature of the ceremony was the lighting of a single candle by the bride and groom,

The church altar was deco- rated with vases of fall flowers from the garden of the groom's grandfather, Mr. William Henke.

The bride, given in mar- riage by her parents, was lovely in a gown’of white satin in A-line styling, with hooded cape of sheer and Ince trim. Her bouquet was a cascade of red roses, fern, and baby's breath, For jewelry she wore the groom's gift of 4 drop pearl pendant.

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‘Miss Patti Roozendaa! of Victoria, as maid of honor, was attired in a floor-length blue satin gown with self-tle belt, long sleeves and lace-edged low round neckline. Her bouquet was a nosegay of blue tinted carnations and baby's breath,

Similarly attired were bride's matron Mrs. Karen Mykyte, sister of the groom, bridesmaid Miss Beckie Vigue

. and flower girl Miss Shelly

Pakula, sister of the groom. The latter carried a white straw basket of white carna- tions, blue roses and baby's breath.

The bride's dress, as well as those of ‘her attendants, had been hand-made by the groom's mother.

Best man was Mr... Tony Rego. Groomsmen were Mr, Randy Mykyte and Mr. Walter Jenkins, while Mr. Michael Pakula, brother of: the groom and Mr. David McGuire, broth- er of the bride, served as ushers.

For the reception, the Hi

Arrow ‘Arms Motor Hotel was décorated with a large blue and white heart enscribed with “Janet and Linus”. A smorgas-

bord supper was enjoyed by the -

120 guests who gathered from Peterborough, Ont.; Redcliffe and Lethbridge, Alta.; Nakusp, Coquitlam, Delta, Burnaby, Nelson and Castlegar.

* During the’ supper, a spe- cial “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mr. Herman Skaaning of Trail, great uncle of the groom. The guests later danced to the music of the “New Company”.

The three-tier wedding cake was set ona table covered with’ a hand-crocheted cloth which had been made by the groom’s grandmother of Leth- ‘bridge; Alta, Clusters of blue

_ bells formed garlands around

the layers of the cake. Four fili- gree bells. with net - were featured between. the layers, which were divided by Grecian pillars. The cake was topped

. with the famous “Kissing

Couple” under an arch.

The groom's mother had baked the cake and Mrs. Mary Haines, great. aunt of the groom, had decorated it. .

=Master:of ceremonies was Mr.:Ron Herrhan of Delta; who read a congratulatory telegram from the bride’s aunt and uncle of Toronto. Mr. Lawrence Bert- rand, cousin of the bride from Redcliffe, Alta., proposed the toast to the bride.

A special phone call was received by the bride during the reception from her brother, Tim, of Georgetown, Ont. .

Catching the brida) bou- quet was Miss Shirley Har- shenin, while her blue garter was caught by Pat Ince of Peterborough, Ont.

For her wedding trip, the bride chose a blue cotton jump- suit with matching flowered blouse.

Following a honeymoon to Victoria and coastal! points, Mr. and Mrs. Pakula are making “their home in North Castlegar.

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Late last week, the Nation- . al Institute of Dental Research, a branch of the U.S. Public

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Xylitol caused tumors in lab- oratory animals. The researchers from the

State University of New York .

at “Stony Brook cited’. the reports in announcing : have suspended a, proje which school children had. begun chewing gum ‘containing Xylitol.

The school children, 300 sixth-graders in the William Floyd Union Free School Dis- trict on Long Island, had been chewing the gum for only three days when the project was halted, the university said.

The maximum amount of. gum any child had chewed was nine sticks, university officials said.

Researchers at Stony Brook's School of Dental Medi-

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possible beneficial effects on dental decay of two sugar- free chewing gums, one sweel- ened by Xylitol and the other by a natural sweetener called Sorbitol.

Typical Street Scenes Featured on Stamps

Postmaster General Jean- Jacques Blais announced last week that the new 50-, 60-, and T6-cent stamps to be issued on Dec. 7 will picture one of the most familiar scenes in Cana- dian life—the street. ‘

Tom Bjarnason of Toronto prepared the line and wash illustrations used on tle stamps, and the British Ameri-

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‘The 75-cent stamp shows a street in a large city, with houses of an earlier era— brightly detailed’ brick and stone buildings—highlighted by intricate wrought iron and woodwork.

“More. than 75, ber cent. of all Canadians live in urban areas,” said Mr. Blais in making his announcement. “While our

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“We think it will be the most significant event in U.S.- Soviet scientific co-operation since: Apollo-Soyuz,”’ said one source, comparing the project to the 1975 joint Soviet-U.8. space Tight.

The . procéss—known, as magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) —uses ionized gas and a giant magnet to generate electricity. Scientists expect MHD plants of the future to be 20 per cent to 40 per-cent more efficient than’ contemporary facilities that use coal, natural gas or oil.

A 40-ton magnet is to be flown to the Soviet Union from Argonne Natinal Laboratory in Illinois’as part of the U.S. contribution to the project. °

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After passing through the magnetic field, the hot gas is channelled. into : conventional turbines to, produce ‘additional power, 3

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«oi EXeC: Officer. Poter Podovinikolf, for

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unions. The appointment,, which becomes effective Jan,

ceed "George ‘May who’.is- moving to Toronto to take.over as chief, executive -officer. of Canadian Co-operative'Society,

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“CULTURAL DAY? w: va held receditly in Miss Barkbouse’ Grade | 8 Social Studies class. ‘The student's ate of the Middle East was

dby India wi incense, candlelight, costumes’ and variety of vebeage Indian foods.

{Parents were invited to attend and, as can be seen by. the bottom ‘photos, a number did join in the cultural activites.

{Cobra Photos by Deb Barkhouse

-CUSO. worker who will be in Castlegar Dec. 12 and 18. +: , Barbara Brown. works for.

agency:.which *| pues oe fied in Bositfons swhere they

countries, “badly needed. The current listing ‘of jobs.”

‘America ‘is’ invited to’ meet. a;

erable practical exper:

their field who are able others. The pay is low the same salary those with r qualifications would re- ceive ‘in the. host.; country. CUSO will pay-travel expenses and ensures that people par- , ticipating in-the program have some measure ‘of preparation * for their life countr; ‘Interested people’ ar are ask:

B.C. Trappers .Teach Course: In:Creston *

An education course for all trappers and potential trappers will be held at Holy Cross Hall in Creston on Dec. 3 and 4, co:

: ‘ducted by Fred Ams of the B.C. >

“ ‘Trappers’

‘This: course © will enable”

ed to contact Dennis Holden at.

Selkirk College, Ann: Holden at Blueberry Creek ¢ or Sue Boyd of Robson.

“phony, put-on happiness, but : ship’ with’ God’ which is | not

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Just write your letter to: “Santa Claus, care of Castlegar News, Box 3007, ‘ Castlegar, B.C.” and we'll do the rest.

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Don't, forget to remind Mom and Dad; though, that your letters must be mailed to the Castlegar ‘News so that they're received no later than noon on Monday of the week in which they should appear in the: paper, ‘POSUERE ied Nhe sre Dear iN Sak whe,

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The wife of the minister of:

‘the ‘Apostolic Church, Linda - fh

Wegner, spoke at the Women's Aglow Fellowship luncheon held at the Community. Com- plex last: Wednesday. In her answer to the topic “What Jesus Really Did For Us At Calvary”, she noted six points: * He gives us complete for- giveness’ and: freedom’ from guilt,°she noted, \ adding that . His death makes it possible for . us to have fellowship with God. “We cin ‘come’ for total heal- ing,” she said, “spiritual, emo- tional and physical, healing.” She stated that His death also brings, us true liberation and total fulfillment. “Not a

true happiness. We have fellow-

based on any emotional feeling, but on the solid foundation of the blood of Jesus Christ.”

She asserted: that ‘His death provides the way for the baptism of the Holy Spirit and He promises us a mansion in an eternal home.

Missionary appointee to - St. Vincents, West Indies, Mrs. Bonnie Birsch, told of her - former work in South’ Africa and’ her forthcoming assign-

husband:» will © be:-!in:’ church : :planting, .and.:.she, :with;:an ¢

teach health care and education to the native women. Castlegar “resident: Betty.

Sahlstrom shared with the, i

group how Jesus has helped her as a mother.

Linda; Wegner: and. Anne Wilson ‘sang, : “It’s All‘in ‘the Name of Jesus.” ‘

© The next Women's, Aglow luncheon will be held Dec. 14

SAFE DRIVING “The Canada Safety Council says firm discipline is essential : when children ride in cars, and the“driver ‘should’ stop’ to 're- establish that discipline if need-. :

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