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paign to fight lung disease is now under says Castlegar-area Christmas Seal chairperson Bunny Charters of the Castlegar Rotary Anns.

The purpose of the campaign is to raise public awareness about lung disease and to raise funds for lung disease research_and health eduea:

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goal for the Castlegar

“When the Lung Association was founded 81 years ago, its sole concern was tuberculosis. Now, with tuber. culosis under control, the association is aggressively challenging lung can- cer, emphysema, asthma and occu. pational lung diseases. Tobacco use, air pollution and environmental haz ards in the workplace are also of

” says Maurice Cown- den, president of the Association.

The British Columbia Lung Asso- ciation expects the 1988 Christmas Seal Campaign will generate $1.1 million.

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Drugs and alcohol usually take effect quickly. They can slow your reflexes and co-ordination, cloud your judgement and give you a false sense of who you are and what you can do. If you operate equipment or work around machinery in this condition, anything can happen. By saying no to drugs and alcohol at work, you are increasing everyone's chances of making

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Couple married

in candlelit ceremony

Patricia Jean Lefurgey and James Thomas Strasky were married in a candlelit evening cere mony at the Notre Dame church in Dawson Creek. Father Kelly was the officiating priest.

The bride is the daughter of David and Shirley Lefurgey of Thrums. The groom is the son of William and Etela Strasky of Dawson Creek's Farminton area.

The groom's cousin Louise Keenan played the organ. The traditional wedding march was played as the bride, accompanied by her father and preceded by her attendants, came down the aisle. Verna and Curtis Kedding with Heather sang Heart to Heart after the lighting of the candle ceremony and then sang Devoted to You as the bride and groom were leaving the church. The organist played during the signing of the register.

Close friends Salley Bird and husband Shane Strasky, read verses from the Bible during the beginning of the ceremony. The groom's visiting uncle Father Tom Magusin also extended blessing to the new couple during the ceremony. Two large candelabras, decorated with flowers stood at the altar. The pews were also decorated with flowers and candelabra.

The bride was radiant wearing a full-length, off-the-shoulder, white satin gown. The tight-fitting bodice was adorned with lace and bead designs. Satin bows rested on the shoulders and in the full skirt which flowed into a long train,

The veil was decorated with pearls and fell back off the crown which was dressed with flowers and a spray of more pearls.

She carried as bouquet of pink roses and white orchids arranged with baby’s breath and greenery. For jewelry, she wore simple pearl earings (borrowed from her sister) and a pearl necklace which belonged to her grandmother.

Matron of honor was the bride's sister Lynn Lefurgey of Calgary. She and bridesmaid Suzanne Donnelly, a cousin of the bride, wore hand-made fuchsia taffeta tea-length dresses, featuring fitted bodices and puffed shoulders. Each wore pearl necklaces and pear! earnings and carried bouquets of fresh pink roses and orchids.

Flower girl Lindsay Stanek niece of the best man, wore a fuchsia dress that was tailored similiar to the bridesmaids. She carried a small bouquet of roses and had her hair done in french-braids with a

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MR. AND MRS, JAMES THOMAS STRASKY - “married in Dawson Creek

touch of baby's breath. The ringbearer, Owen Strasky, nephew of the groom, wore a dark suit with fuchsia with bow tie and cummerbund. He carried a heart shaped white silk pillow which was decorated with lace and pearls. The prhaper made as a gift from friend of the bride and groom, Trudy Lords.

The groom was dressed in a grey tuxedo with grey cummerbund and grey bow tie, wearing an orchid on his lapel. His attendents, best man Tracy Stanek and groomsman Sheldon Sluggett, wore grey suits with fuchsia cummerbund and fuchsia bow ties. On their lapels they wore pink rosés. Ushers Rod, Doug and Kevin Strasky, brothers of the groom and Andrew Lefurgey, brother of the bride, all wore white carnations.

Stephen Strasky, another brother of the groom was master of ceremonies at the reception following the wedding. Hor d’hoeurves were served and cham- pagne was provided. Short speeches were given by the groom and the parents of the bride.

The toast to the bride was given by all three of the bride's brothers, Cameron, Andrew and Glen Lefurgey. Many out-of-town relatives and friends attended.

The couple left two days later on a memorable trip to Alaska where they boarded a ferry from Skagway to Prince Rupert. They plan to make their home in Dawson Creek where the bride will teach Grade 7 at Central Middle school and the groom will resume work at Lousianna Pacific plant.

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League held its annual bazaar and tea on Oct. 15. The bazaar was well-attended, with many people dropping in from Castlegar and Trail, and even a visitor from Ireland. This year’s raffle, presided over by Alice LeCouffe, was quite successful. The first prize, a hand-crocheted tablecloth, was won by C. Morgen- thaler of Trail. Second prize of an afghan was won by Allen DeBagt of Trail. Clara Socholotuik of Edmonton

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Three people won beautifully. decorated cakes in the cake raffle. The door prize, an afghan, was won by Walter Fields.

A wide variety of items was avail able for sale, and each table received lots of attention. The baking table was particularly popular, as was the home-made antipasto.

The Catholic Women’s Leagie thanked everyone who attended the bazaar for their interest and support. The CWL also expressed gratitude to the many women who donated items for sale, most of them hand-made, and who volunteered to help at the raffle.

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Halloween safety tips from the R.C.M.P.

Halloween is coming up and many children will be out trick-or-treating. It's a fun time for youngsters, and the R.C.M.P. have some safety tips to keep your little goblins safe and sound while they're out gathering candy and other goodies.

1. Instruct rules. Children should use crosswalks and sidewalks, and walk on the side of the riad facing tratfic. front of cars.

2. Children should wear highly visible

clothing.

3. Costumes and masks should never restrict eyesight.

4. It's a good idea to carry a flashlight; it not only increases visibility, but lets kids see where they're going.

5. Reflective arm and leg bands are a good idea. The R.C.M.P. will be providing schools with reflective stickers to give to their students. These should be worn.

6. Parents should always inspect “goody bags” and all Halloween treats anything out of the ordinary when the bags are brought home.

7. Children should not go into homes of strangers when trick-or-treating.

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October 30, 1988 Castlegar News

MR. AND MRS. RICHARD WILLIAM FOX . . Ontario natives

Couple married in chapel house

By JOHN CHARTERS

Richard William Fox and Cheryl Lynn Fox, both originally of Welland, Ont., were the sixth couple to be married on Zuckerberg-Island Her itage Park in the past year.

They had both come to the Koot enay area to work, he at Cominco and she at Home Hardware in Beaver Valley. After hearing about the island and the chapel housé they de- cided that it was-the place where they wanted to celebrate their mar. riage.

They contacted provincial mar- riage commissioner Polly Chernoff and Castlegar and District Heritage Society director Bunny Charters and on Aug. 11, 1988, they were married

The wedding took place in the chapel house with the bride most attractively gowned in a white print dress with a pale blue design and a satin, broad-trimmed hat. She wore

a corsage of yellow lilies and red orchids, and carried a bouquet of red and yellow roses, carnations and baby's breath.

She was attended by her matron of honor, Karen Hurst of Trail, and by her daughter, Angela Miller, who acted as her flower girl and wore a fitted suit of pink satin and carried bouquet of white and red carnations.

The groom chose a grey-blue business suit and matching tie with a boutonniere of red carnations and was supported by his best man, Lorne Martin. The matron of honor

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and the best man are both of the Foxes in Trail.

Bunny Charters welcomed and congratulated the newly-married couple on behalf of the City of Castlegar and the heritage society. Bruce Charters provided the music and acted as photographer for the occasion.

Legion ladies’ fall tea well attended

The ladies auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion No. 170 fall tea on Oct. 22 was well attended.

President Dorothy Fleming wel: comed the guests. The tables were decorated with centrepieces of fall decor with pumpkins, witches and turkeys made by Bea Lundquist.

Pearl Mott, kitchen convenor, along with her helpers Gladys Senetza, Mona Chernoff, Blythe

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Elliott and Alice Lecouffe were busy setting out fruit, bread and cheese, with many squares.

Tea servers were Helen Leduc, Muriel Heagy, Carol Him and Sig Olson.

Bake table servers were Sara Jacobson and Milly Connatty.

Pearl Zorn and Justin Buffet were pleased at all the crafts at the servint table.

The white elephant table went well with Edna Dodgson and Dorothy MacPherson right in the middle of “you name it, we have it.”

Florence Laycock was at the bake raffle selling tickets on the “pumpkin bake,” made and decorated by Carol Him.

Kat Bates sold the tea tickets and Bea Lundquist sold the raffle tickets.

Jean Sylvest won the door prize; Bea Dahl the bake raffle; Marg Reith, first prize; and Kay Raycraft, second prize.

Elsewhere, auxiliary members have made 112 visits to patients at the Castlegar and District Hospital. Edna Dodgson will give out goodies in November and a potted plant was given to Vivian Wright after her operation.

At the fall zone meeting, Dorothy Gyte was unanimously elected dep- uty zone commander on the resig. nation of Kay Reid. Grand Forks has the Vet's Manor Plaque until the spring meeting. A fun day will be held in March at Grand Forks.

The LA nominating committee consisting of Marj Rafter and Joan Blais was formed. The auxiliary members also donated $200 towards the new indoor aquatic centre and $50 to the Castlegar Hospice Society.

Poppy Days are set for Nov. 4 and 5. Members were asked to volunteer their help.

There will be the annual Remem- brance Day parade followed by the pot luck dinner in the hall at 1 p.m.

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