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Reis were flowergirls.

tion which followed a great variety of home cooked foods were featured,

Guests from Canada were Tony, Ceu and Carlos Isidoro and Manuel, Irene and Riu Marques of Cassiar and Mary Ann, Tony and Calvin Isidoro of Houston,

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Rattray - Connolly

On August 30, 1980, Gayleen Anne Rattray and Patrick John Connolly were joined in holy matrimony by Father Oscar Pauwels at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Cas- Siar, B.C.

The bride was prettily attired in

a long white gown trimmed in deli- cate lace. She carried a bouquet of red roses, interspersed with baby's | breath. The groom was handsomely attired in a blue velvet suit. — |

The bride was given in marriage by

her parents, William and Joan Rattray. The maid of honor was Miss Dale Rat- tray, sister of the bride, and

matron of honor was Mrs. Cheryl Le- — | Quiere, a very close friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mary Connolly and Tracy Rattray. They all carried | bouquets of white daisies and baby's breath and were attired in long ~

melon coloured gowns. The best man was Scott Purdy, a close friend of

Rego - Isidoro

On August 16, in N. Senhora Da Miser- icordia Chapel, Moita Ferreiros, Port- ugal, Zelia Maria Rudrigues Da Silva Rego of Portugal and Valdemar Da Silva Isidoro of Cassiar, B.C. were married. The bride was attended by Maria Rod- rigues and Mary Ann Isidoro and the groomsmen were Jose Dionisio and Jose Maria Guerra. The bride's two nieces, Ana Cristina Reis and Susanna Mararida

At the recep-

S| 5 the groom, and the ushers were Richard

Prosser and Wayne Rattray, who all wore navy tuxedos. Flower girl and ring bearer honors were performed by Miss Tracy Rattray and Scott Rattray.

Many friends and relatives attended | the service, and music was provided by Gertrude Martschin and Gigie McGlynn. The reception was held in the Lions Den and featured a baron EE beef dinner, followed by dancing. The beautiful wedding cake was cre- ated by Cheryl Davies. The master of ceremonies was uncle of the bride, [= Rattray, who did an excellent

job.

The couple honeymooned in southern California and Hawaii.

P.J. and Gayleen would.like to thank their many kind friends and relatives for all the beautiful gifts received. They would also like to thank all “chose who helped to make this day special for them. ‘

On September 10, 1980, on the park- like grounds of her parents home in Creston, B.C. Dorothy Wells and Alan Carlow were married in the presence of many friends and relatives from var- ious parts of western Canada and the United States.

The ceremony, officiated by Dorothy's uncle, Pastor Malcolm Fisher, was needless to say,very well and beaut— ifully performed. Witnesses were Heater Wells and Miller Wells from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Following the congratulations to the bride and groom, a buffet dinner was enjoyed by all. After opening the gifts the Carlows slipped off for a quiet hon- eymoon at Fairmont Hot Springs.

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The 1980-81 Figure Skating season started in Cassiar on September 29. Over thirty students have enrolled this year for lessons - a definite in- crease over. last year's enrolment. Re- gistration is open until October 14. If you have not already registered and wish to do so you can be registered at the Rec Centre office.Fees are:

Beginners. - $30 for 2 hours

per week Junior - $60 for 4 hours per week Intermediate- $80 for 8 hours per week

These fees are for the whole season, which ends in March.

At the first general meeting of the sea-

son a new executive was elected. They

are:-

Past president - Edna Millar

President - Pat Borsato é

Vice President - Kerry Jones

Secretary - Liz McGuire

Treasurer — Lee Coran

Directors - Mary Elhorn, Claudia Huber, and Alice Dyk i

If you have any problems or ideas which

you would like to see raised at a meet-

ing please contact a member of the ex-

ecutive.

BRENDA

TARASUK

kating Pro this year is Brenda. Tarasuk, who trained in Edmonton. As well as the regularly scheduled lessons Brenda can give private lessons in Fi- gures, free skate and/or dance. To bool: private lessons contact Brenda at 778- 7527 or 778-7554 after 5:00 p.m. The schedule is as follows:

- Tuesday and Thursday, SEES) OAT CASINGY ob sr be

- Tuesday and Thursday 4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon.

- Monday 3:15 - 5:15p.m, Tuesday and Thursday Dic DED ein galeries sel Ome Me Saturday 8:00 a.m. — 10:00 a.m.

Beginners

Juniors

Intermediate

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SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1980 - 7:00 p.m. CASSIAR COMMUNITY CLUB

TAPEDEBAVARIAN MUSIC ADMISSION- $10.00 per person (Includes food, hat & Beer Stein)

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OF RADIO STEREO & TV. SETS ~

ELECTRONICS

. APPLIANCES of any kind FURNACES

SALES and INSTALLATION of CAR SOUND EQUIPMENT and CB — RADIOS’ MOBILE — BASE and T.V. ANTENNAE ACCESSORIES — KITS — WIRES — PARTS TUBES and TRANSISTORS

‘HOURS 10:00 am - 1:00 pm 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm FOR EMERGENCIES . CALL 24 HOURS AT 778-7639

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Printer’s Error

Due to a printer's error the captions on the pictures below were reversed in the last issue of the Courier. Sorry ladies!

Miss Christine Guldner>

Mrs. Shirley Vickery

STIKINE RESIDENTS FORM GROUP

The purpose of this letter is to intro- duce you to ‘Residents For a Free Flowing Stiline'. As a group we are actively opposing B.C. Hydro's Stikine/ Iskut dam proposals. Our concerns are not only environmental, but economic and social as well.

As the name 'Residents' implies our group is composed of people who live in

the Stikine River Watershed. Our mem-

bership, consisting of both natives and non-natives, includes fishermen, farmers, trappers, homesteaders, local merchants, guides and outfitters. We feel that as regards the dam issue we can speak for all of these interests We cannot speak for the Tahltan nor Iskut Native Band Councils, however,

we are available as a contact for these.

groups.

"Residents For A Free Flowing Stikine!' can offer both background information on the Stikine/Iskut dam proposals, as well as updates on current B.C. Hydro activity in our area. We can also keep

‘you informed of any future activities

which may arise in reaction to the im- plications of this current activity.

Our Residents group can be contacted through myself or John Plummer at the following addresses:

Joe Murphy, 4928 Gair Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2K2

S8tin’ B9 ammer , Telegraph Creek, B.C. VOJ 2W0 235-3301 -

Please allow at least 2% weeks delivery for Telegraph Creek mail.