‘Page B4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 22, 1990

_ Radelet - — Sheftel.

CUTTING THE CAKE after tying the knet are Laurle Radelet and
David Sheftel. The wedding took place in vancouver after which the
couple headed off for a honeymoon in the state of Washington.

Dear sir,

As you may have noticed
the downtown core of Ter-
race recently took on a floral
look with the installation of
fifteen concrete planters
along the 4600 block of
Lakelse Ave.

The Terrace Beautification
society would like to thank
those. businesses: and in-
dividuals who helped make
this valuable and attractive
project possible.

The society has more con-
crete planters for sale and
any individuals or businesses
wishing to purchase them
should contact Betty Camp-
bell at 635-5221 or George
Clark at 635-2281. The cost
of the planter is $100 and the
society undertakes to provide
and plant the flowers each
spring.

Finally, the society is at
present desperately short of
money. Anyone wishing tc
make a donation is more
than welcome tc contact the
above members.

Yours truly,
Betty Campbell,
President.

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Contributed — -
The celebration of the wed-
ding of Laurie Radelet,

‘daughter of long-time Terrace

residents Jack and Rosemary
Radelet, and David Sheftel, son
of Allan and Eve Sheftel of
Burlington, Ontario, started on

July 7, 1990, in Vancouver B.C.:

Friends and relatives joined
the couple on the M.V, Mon-
tagnais for a lunch cruise of
Vancouver’s harbour, hosted by
the groom’s parents. This was
especially delightful as the ma-

jority of the guésts were not.
Vancouverites and could view -

the beauty of the area while
meeting each other’s families
and friends. That evening both
families met at Canada Place’s
Prow Restaurant for a dinner
ca-hosted by the aunts and
uncles of the groom.

The wedding ceremony itself
took place on the morning of
July 8 on the lawn of Brock
House overlooking Jericho
Beach with the nephews of the
bride, Caleb Radelet and K.C.
Radelet, distributing programs
to the guests upon their arrival.
The groom was accompanied-
down the fuchsia-bordered aisle
by his parents to the flute music
of ‘Because’. The flowergirl,
Justine Wallace, and the
ringbearer, Blair Morris, joined
the processional to the harp’s
rendition of ‘‘Pachelbel’'s
Canon’’,

Escorted by her parents, the
bride followed, wearing a white
jacquard cotton dress with bows
accenting the sleeves and low-
cut back, She carried a basket
containing white, blue and pink
blooms and wore a white hat en-
circled with matching flowers.

wed -

Laurie joined the groom under qe
the beribboned floral ‘“‘chup-

pah” canopy held’ by friends.
Ebra Ziron- of. Vancouver and.
Mani Aneja..of.: Toronto,
formerly of Terrace, The en-
tourage was.
beautiful floral standards.

Three students from Laurie’s

Grade 2 class. — -Heather “Qype
McBeth, Karie ‘Wallace -and .3F

Kourtney Lambright —. read .
their compositions. entitled .-

“The Important Thing About a
Wedding Is...”’, after which the
marriage commissioner, Mrs.
Ruth Kraminsky, gave the
opening address. David and
Laurie said their vows, exchang-
ed rings which had been worn
by the groom’s grandparents,
and were then. pronounced hus-

band and wife. The grand-

mother. of the bride, Evelyn

Wilson, then gave a blessing. /
During the signing of the

register, witnessed. by the
groom’s brother Steven Sheftel
and the bride’s brother James
Radelet, friend Chris Ellis
played and sang “Always’’.
Everyone then adjourned to
the terrace where the father of

the groom gave the traditional’

blessing over the bread and
wine. The mother of the groom

shared special thoughts about °

David and welcomed Laurie in-
to their family, and the father
of the bride told some anecdotes
of Laurie's life and welcomed
David to their’s to the accom-
paniment of champagne toasts.

For a finale, long-time friend
of the groom, Kevin Hutchings,
sang and played “‘Longer’’. The
couple honeymooned at resorts
in Washington state.

Cal grads excel in
provincial exams

The results of the June, 1990
provincial regular and scholar-
ship examinations show 43
-graduated with

who fulfilled graduation re-
quirements. Thirteen students
had final marks of 90% or
higher in their courses. Four
students received provincial
scholarship of $2,000 for rank-
ing in the top 20 in B.C. Based
on the results of the January,
1990, and the June, 1990 pro-
vincial scholarship examina-
tions, 35 students had qualify-
ing standard Ministry scores of
over 474 in 78 examinations
written. Tom Hamakawa, the
Principal of Caledonia Senior
Secondary School said he is
generally pleased with ‘the
overall result.

Those graduating with
Honours standing were: Corin-
na Adams, Carey Agnew, Mat-
thew Albert, Brian Anderson,
Lara Bachynsky, Clint Baker,

Suzanne Banville, Jessie Car-
roll, Linda Cuddeford, Bruce
DeHoog, Greg Doeleman, Ber-
nie Duarte, David Falardeau,
Heather Inglis, Keith Janas,
Lori Kasperski, Dalice Kelln,
Margarete Koerner, Lisa
Lagace,. Sandra. Loptson,
Kirstin. Mackenzie, . Elezabeth
Mendes,, Carolle Michaud,
Michelle Michaud, Theresa
Newhouse, Joanne Ogawa,
Felicia Olson, Jason Par-
viainen, Jody Popp, Vicky
Sainis, Krista Soules, Monica
Sousa, Danielle St. Thomas,
Ryan Stevenson, Tracy Story,
Callie Swan, Laura-Marie
Taylor, Tracey Todd, Heidi
Wiebe, Nathan Wilkerson,
Daysun Wrubel, Fritz Wyssen,
Joe Zucchiatti.

The 13 students with final
marks of 90% or higher are:
Brian Anderson, Chemistry 12
(93%); Chad Edmonds, Biology
12 (93%); Jason Krause,
Biology 12 (95%); Kirstin
Mackenzie, Biology 12 (90%);

Carolle Michaud, ‘Algebra R

(95%), Chemistry 12. (98%),

French 12 (94%); Kannin Osei-

tutu, Biology 12 (90%); Jason.

Parviainen, Biology 12 (94%),
Chemistry 12 (91%); David
Shepherd, Biology 12 (96%);

Ryan Stevenson, . Physics . 12.

(90%); Callie Swan,, Chemistry.

12-(92%); Heidi Wiebe, English”

12 (92%); Nathan Wilkerson,
Algebra 12 (98%), Geography
12 (96%); David Wolfe,
Algebra 12 (96%).

Students winning provincial
scholarships of $1,000 each
were: Carrolle Michaud — SMS
total of 1976; Theresa
Newhouse — SMS total of
1986; Jason Parviainen — SMS
total of 1912; Ryan Stevenson
— SMS total of 1959,

Nathan Wilkerson had the
distinclion of ranking amoung
the top 20 provincial scholar-
ship winners in B.C, with aSMS
total of 2257 and received a pro-
vincial scholarship of $2,000.

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