GASSIAR
GHRISTMAS
PARTY

Cassiar Asbestos held their annual Christmas
Party on Saturday, December 21st. Mr. § Mrs. Murdoch
were at the door to greet all of the 400 guests who
attended. Although the beautiful corsages were a little
late after their trip to Ft. Nelson and back to Cassiar,
they arrived with some help from the Hansmas, and were
delivered to all the lovely ladies by Santa Clause and
a few of the ladies.

The entertainment was provided by the You Me'n Us
Orchestra from Whitehorse, along with their wonderful
Singer. They kept the crowd hopping till the..wee small
hours of the morning. This was their first trip to
Cassiar but I'm sure they will be back again and again.

The buffet supper, along with the many decorated’
pieces on the tables was something out of this world;
created by the Cafeteria staff, who spent many, many
hours decorating the centre pieces and preparing this

feast. Liquid refreshments flowed freely and the egg-
nog punch was a great success. We will have to try it
again!

The dancing continued till 2 a.m. when everyone
went home tired and happy, full of lobster, turkey and
egg-nog. :

Thanks to the Murdochs and
swell evening.

Cassiar Asbestos for a

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RATTRAY LOEPPKY WEDDING

Bonnde Rattray, daughter of Jock and Evelyn of
Good Hope Lake, was married to Glenn Leppky, son of
AL and Ellen Loeppky of Kelowna, B.C. at the Anglican
Church in Cassiar at 6 p.m. September 14, 1974. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Peter Nissen.

The Bride was attended by her Maid-of-Honour,
Barb Harvey and Bridesmaids, Rosemary Rattray and
Candice Loeppky. Gerry Gardener acted as Bestman,and
the Ushers were Jerry Narvey and Malcolm Supernault.
Fkowengirls were Kerry Harvey and Roxann McEacherm,
while Randy Parker was the Ring bearer.

Given away by her father, the Bride wore a fLoon-
Length, satin gown with Lace overlay and Lace train.
She carried miniature red noses and assorted carnations.
Her attendents wore hot pink formals and carried noses
and carnations also. .

A neception followed at the Good Hope Lake ELem-
entary Schook and dancing continued at the Rattray
Aescdence with music supplied by Jimmy Jack's ALL-
= Native Band of Watson Lake, Yukon. A toast to the
a Bride was made by Jim Parker.
= Out of town Relatives who attended were the
Groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. AL Loeppky of Kelowna,
B.C., the Bride's Grandparents, Mr. & Mis. George
Edzenrza of Whitehorse, Yukon, Mt. and Mu. David
Rattray of Vancouver, and M1. and Mus. Harold Me
McEachern of Ft. St. John, B.C. Many relatives and
frends arrived from Whitehorse, Caumacks, Watson Lake
and Ft.St. John and several attended broom Cassiar
and Good Hope Lake.

The couple took their honeymoon trip to Kelowna,
Vancouver, and Vancouver Island. Upon their neturin they
will reside at Tatogga Lake, B.C, where Glenn will be -
operating Foreman for

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= | BELATED THANKS
He we, Jock and Evelyn Rattrey, would like to take

this opportunity to thank the Staff at the Casstar
Cafeteria for the wornderful supper they prepared for

our daughter's wedding. hes
We would also like to thank the Arena Association

and Community Centre for the use of tables and chairs.
Special thanks also goes to Rene at the Bar for the

use of glasses.
Thank you all very much.

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