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The Cathedral of Mary Im- -maculate in Nelson was the ‘ scene of the marriage be- tween Larry Allan Pompu of Nelson and Brenda Ann¢ Demoskoff of Thrums.. » The wedding was held in ‘ the church decorated -with yellow and purple daisy's on the altar.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pompu of Nel- son and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter P. Di of.

from your friends in the

Kootenay Society for the Handicapped : restings and hetp the Kootenay Society

Poinoll Dongs wed #

elegant in a full gown of

white lace. The veneekfiitie’ shdilders. was accented with scallopéd'fength y' Jace with lace sleeves and ac- -""gented’ with a contrasting wi

lace and triiinved’ with’

» seed pearls ‘d+ound the ice. The full sleeves had fit/<Cburgundy belt. ted cuffs anid the tiered fill”

skirt fell into a train.

The bride wore a waist- length veil held in place with a pearl tiara and she carried a cascading bouquet of bur- gundy, pink and white roses,

She also wore a diamond

‘heart necklace given to her

Send local Season’ for the Hai pdicopeed..Fo @ donation of $2 or more, Society wail publish your: na inane in. issues of the Castlegar News {ust prior to Christmas. Aa oe Sonation of $5 or more, ers will issue a receipt, if ted.)

aioe ayn ro TON pores Loe \TED AT THE FOLLOWING: Bon! ntreal,

Castleaird't aa Savings Credit Union, Kootenoy Savi Credit Union, rmasave, Carl's Drugs... West's Te Agency, Johnny's Grocery, Castlegar News, Clay Castle, Caldset Groceteria end Central Foods.

_Thrums. Official clergyman was Father Wilson and organist | was Martin Brown. Musical included the trad- itional wedding march. ' The bride was given in Marriage by her father.

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The fair-haired bride was”

by: her

Maid of honor was Bev- erley Makortoff of Thrums and bridesmaids were Denise Pompu of Nelson,. sister of the groom, Sandy Thederahn of Castlegar and Diane Pere-

Heck ‘of the ‘groom’ of Nelaoii ~

and \flower girl was Amy Haydu, first cousin to.the bride of Castlegar. Ring- bearer was Stacey Demos- koff, brother to the bride of Thrums.

The attendants wore floor-. length gowns styled with a v-neckline with lace. insert. The gowns were enhanced with a lacy stand- -up collar, lace ruffle around the yoke and puffed short sleeves, _

eevee: and te 8

Diane's sa were in dusty of Thrums.

rose. Shauntelle’s gown was floor-length of pink lace. The: ruffle around the lace yoke

- basket of burgundy and pink Cas:

For ime such moments bring to|life the great expec-

} is ‘tations of the people of old LS who waited for the Savior of Mankind.

Forks, 78. ral Peter. frere, held Wednesday

Br spatter anche ce i Cemetery. 3:

fell into a cape sbout “her Say dj

sth gown was of white for Mike Chernoff was

chapel Salmo Ru: hrvesp) Hell eth tntersneny In Bou! tery.

Subs Garnee a carried res at Domenie le (David) - Ro te: ur- Degan

gundy.and pink;roses accent-- thera nagionl Feel OL the ed with trailing ribbons: Ju- held et Carberry's Fu Funerai nior bridesmaid. Shauntelle Cho) tod by Re. ary ets Chu carried a miniature burgundy Sis Anthorye Coitale eh Church: fa and pink rose bouquet ac- Interment titeok ploce Se ‘Moun- cented with trailing ribbons. toln View Cemetery. |

The ‘flowergirl carried a EVIN — George Fred Evie vin of roses with trailing ribbons. poe, Te Forel servi res» were. Best man was “Ronald grilliant Cultural" Centre with Pumpu of Nelson, brother of burial in the Brilliant Cemetery.

the groom and ushers were Genero — A, i ry

Terry Maglio of Nelson, Burt Genero, a native daughter of Demoskoff, brother of the

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gar which was decorated with burgundy, pink and white flowers and streamers.

The cake was a tall three- Contributions to ‘the an- layered -white cake with a nual Christmas Seal Cam- fountain on the bottom, dec-' paign in the Castlegar area to orated with pink flowers. date have totalled $2,353 — Cupids and burgundy roses an increase oif about.one per circled the middle of the cent over last:year at this cake, which was topped with time, according to the B.C. little doves and a crystal Lung Association. heart. Scott McDonald, corres- Master of ceremonies was Lire the executive dir-

vincial figures are up about The couple took a honey- $10,000.

moon trip to Kelowna. They.

now reside in Castlegar.

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turn of the cehtury. Established to combat the major disease of the day, tuberculosis, the Long Asso- ciation has now expanded its attention to fucus on all dis- eases of the lungs while * maintaining an interest in the control fo tuberculosis, says

‘we Ciciationg. "Crema fee took 9 place.

“Amy's: floor-' CHERNOFF — Funeral pares.

ld recently, y oF Thompson Funeral yj,

- Christmas s seal, donations up

MAKONEN — Het Mokonen Jode passed, seyret nus Hospital: , orend

Castlegar Funeral Chapel, Thut lode

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sre at the Cas oe Ruision H at with Serial the, Brillignt Cemete:

of Trail died chet sete | Hospital alter d

illness. Funeral servicés were held at St, Andreas anglican in Trail. with Cannon Bob

Fardy, siete Cremation

Hayden "gioey ot

fran Wied Nov, 26.18 ny, Wales. He Horan cay memorial service was held at the . Trail Canadian Legion. 3 TORTORELLI — Salvadore Tor-

torelli 77, o¢ Columbia Ave. died Nov. Ht in Trail. A memorial service’ will | be’ conducted. Cremation has taken place..

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eases of major concern are lung cancer, emphysema, as- thma and occupational lung disease.

Money raised Christmas Seal

jects, public and Eectoesiousl ¢ st cation especially directed smoking among school cht dren, ihe prevention of iung disease and patient rehabil- itation.

Job openings

Details fd these aodioter job opportunities are avojlable at: Trail Canada’

‘Street

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Physiomereess | todo

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the coming’

awaited Messiah hung

whole pean we {But -wi

games and the satisfaction 9 hungry appetites. “But

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these’ things, the ‘life and Saelng sank

<tations are focussed on that ‘same Saviour for whom men

fillment of that for which He came. We hope for the ex-

feibian ot pene ne set :

‘and love. Great: expectations are what we need this Christmas, -

A day for. . human ° rights

Dec. 10 is universal Human Rights Day. The Baha'i com: munity of Castlegar will be celebrating this event with a public study session reste “How Human Rights Affect Us All.”

The study session will take the form of an informal dis- cussion in which everybody is invited to share their ideas.

The Baha'i community of Castlegar, would like to ex- .. fend an invitatian tothe pub-& lic to attend the study session on Human Rights Day.

It will take place Dec. 10 at 7:80 p.m. at 109 6th Ave. in Castlegar. For more infor- - mation call 365-5758,

(submitted)

Wayling featured

speaker

The District Parents’ Committee has invited school superintendent Terry Way- -ling to speak at its-Dec. 6 meeting at the Kinnaird Elementary school.

woe meeting will be held at

p.m.

ess main objective of the organization is the promotion, of quality education in Castle- gar school district.

At a recent meeting, the committee elected H.R. Rourke as chairman and K. Johnson as. secretary-treas-

Any parent group not rep- resented in-the committee is invited to attend the Tuesday.

GI2 Columbiadue. CASTEGAR, 26-614 = = Dr. F.D. Mackenzie, pres-

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BC ‘Timber haa won a Labor Relations Boerd injune pase. Dab lek, tho anager picketing

urday, Leon Arishenkeff, local spokesman for

‘International Brothertiood of Electrical Worker

Gaid he was told the injunction takes effect at 6 day. yi je IBEW membérs'aré off the job at the Keenleyside

ite. 10th “day.

Dees i's cantract dlspite with Hydto,. ‘the strike is now in’

“A-total of 48 Hydro: employees, indluding members of the; Officeiand: Technical Employees. Union, are on. strike four Hydro ‘dams in’ the Kootenays

; Kootenay/Catial’a:

VArishenkott sald he ‘bdinea supprpasee would have to’ “ON STRIKE Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local

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“VANCOUVER ~ “(CP) = Prices: were mixed‘in:heavy’ trading Friday on the Van-: eouver Stock Exchange. Vol-

time -at ‘close ,was 9.607185, * shares.

Of issues traded, 252 ad-

"vanced, 288 destined aiid 440

were unchanged: The VSE.

index. was 1119.95, up 2.11 oN from r ’s close.

the. pi , Company, was forced to ck the lope area the dam.

Maciilian Bloedel waa stedy at ‘$80 "and Computrex.Cen- tres: unmoved at :23,

. to .85" on- 408,700, Triple Crown warrants was up .01 to .06 on 158,600, Inter- national Corona dropped .25 to $7.62 on 106,350 and

Juspar Resources was up .19 * to $1.69on. 81,160. Baa

dropped 02 to .17

) and Ambawk:Resources was

lost .05 to $1.40 on=28,050, Prefer-

unmoved at $1.62. On the development board,

red A rose .06 to $8.05.on 16,000 and Datatech Systems lost. 15 to 48° on 10,800.

Crestbrook'ré

Citing # significant déeline in lumber and plywood prices: C Forest tha 2

Energy was up .09 to .90 on 319,000, Del Nortre warrants rose .12 to .25 on 188,000.

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to $30.5 million, compared to. $22.9 million for the~ cor-

Ltd: reported ‘a’ ‘loss *- of $587,000 or 66 cents per com- mon.share during’ the third quarter of 1963.

< In'their interim report to

shareholders for. the period.

ding period of 1982,”

said Shibanuma and Lang. “Despite the increase in sales, however, the company suffered a loss of $587,000 or 66 cents per share. This is.a slight improvement over the loss. of $1.1 million or $1.11

per share in the third quarter -

of 1982. Net sales for the first nine

- months of 1983 increased by

“For the third quarter, sales increased by 38 per cent

28. per cent to $90 million compared to $70.8 million for the same period last year. For the ‘three-month per- iod, net sales were comprised

*! of luttiber-plywood $16.8 :mil- :

lion® ($9 million) and ‘pulp $18.8' million ($18.7. million),

“Jy,” "concluded

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“OTTAWA (Pie

PI to ‘cushion hpmeowners’. \

against | hefty increases in‘ mortgage: rates ‘appears ‘to’

. have.won the approval of:the board,” federal cabinet, : but details - interview.

remain ‘to be worked out.

#1 think we have made ia great deal of: Housing Minister Romeo ee

Blanc said this week of the -

work done on the idea of mortgage-rate insurance. “We still have to look at-var- iables.”

LeBlanc wouldn't say whe- -

ther a plan has ‘been ‘ap- proved in principle by| cab- ‘inet or, whether- it’ would be

mentioned in the speech from:

the throne'‘opening a new

ports ‘Toss &

while net sales for the nine-

month period were :lumber-

plywood. $48.4: million ($26.2 million) and ‘pulp $41.6. mil-

lion’ ($44.2 million). Sales ,

figures for the corresponding

periods in the 1982 are shown:

in brackets.

“Costs continue tobe close:

ly monitored with our. ad- ministrative and financial ex- penses remaining relatively constant. Lumber and ply- wood prices, however, de- clined significantly during the quarter with pulp prices remaining steady. We expect lumber prices to remaim at current levels for most ofthe fourth quarter and expect pulp prices to increase slight- Shibanuma and Lang.

‘per ce! tof th alo thir mortgages. ‘Premiums paid by, homeowners would be used-to build up a fund: in good ‘times. that would be

-drawn down in bad times. fi

Ssdies being “I've been hopeful all this; ,perts time. That's all-I can offerca0 Brovided

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eral budget, However, prob- Toms arose and officials eald tt . Per-cent mortgage, for ox would take at least until this *™ple,. would: be: cov out” e the going rate at re: :» . newal time went beyond 13 Pro: per cent. If the rate went to | rises" 20 per cent, the. insurance plan would cover five points sin ‘and the buyer would have the four: “equivalent of, a 16-per-cent weeks have kept potential - mi thousand:

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