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~ Spencer - — Goncalves |

’ Lisette. ‘Blanche Elizabeth

Spencer, | duaghter of Ben and

Laura, ‘and Lionel Goncalves,
son of Manuel.and Hermenia,

_ were united Aug. 10 at Heritage

Park.. :

The bride wore an ivory hat
and veil: with bead work on it
and an ivory drop-waist dress
with lace and beads. She carried
a princess bouquet of pink and
white silk roses.

' The groom wore a grey morn- -

ing. coat- with grey striped, -
pleated trousers and an ascot
tie...

- Maid of honour was Shiela
Pratt, friend of the bride while
the groom's brother-in-law
Shawn Dolan was best man,
Amanda Dolan, the groom’s
niece, was flower girl; lan Pro-
cyk, cousin of the bride, was
ringbearer; Rick Spencer,
brother of the bride, was usher;
and Audra Procyk, cousin of
the bride, handed out.the pro-
grams, oe

The brides’ - attendants wore
pink drop-waist dresses with
lace trim-and carried baskets of
gladiolus and daisies. The
bestman wore a black, double-
breasted suit.

After the bride and groom
had said their. vows, they rode
off in a horse and. carriage,
down main street and on to the
Elks Hall where the reception
was held,

. Maid of honour Shiela Pratt
also rode in a horse-drawn car-

RIDING IN SIVLE, newly weds Lisette and Lionel Goncalves climb-

ed aboard a horse-drawn carriage following their Heritage Park
ceremony for the trip to the reception. —

riage while bestman Shawn
Dolan drove a 1929 rumble-seat

car carrying Amanda Dolan and

Jan and Audra Procyk.
Out-of-town guests were the
bride’s parents Ben and: Laura
Spencer, her brother Rick and
maid of honour Shiela Pratt, all
of Qualicum Beach; the
groom's parents Manuel and
Hermenia Goncalves from Por-
tugal, his sister Vira and her
husband Doug Thomson from
New Westminister and the
groom’s brother John from
White Rock: John, Trudy, Ian
and Audra Procyk from Co-
quitlam; Emilia, Patrick, Alycia
and Tammy Juliann, also of

Take back the night

By KARLA HENNIG

In 1978 an ad hoc group call-
ing themselves the Fly By Night
Collective organized the first
Take Back The Night in Van-
cauver.

To protest that women on the
streets of any city are never free
from sexist attacks, they dressed

in witchy costumes and carried
an effigy which they set alight.

Over the years, marches and
events have been held
throughout North America.
Women gather, celebrate the
power within ourselves and
march, asking no permission to
walk in the street and no protec-

tion from police.

The Take Back The Night
events are to remind ourselves
and the world that violence
against women from murder
and rape to the exploitation of
our bodies, must end.

If you believe that violence
against women must end, join
us for.a Take Back. The Night
celebration at the Terrace
Women’s Resource Centre,
4542 Park Ave. September 20 at
8:00 p.m.

Bring your banners, your
stories, and your friends.
Refreshments provided.

Public welcome

By KIM SAULNIER

The stage is set, the lights are
dim and the aroma of coffee
makes its way around the room.
You can hear guitars being tun-
ed, performers practicing their
lyrics...

The Northwest Community
College Students’ Association
invites you to take in our first
caffee house of the season. It is
just one of our 1991 orientation
events for students.

We also welcome the public
to take part and see what we are
doing on campus. -

Many local performers, in-
cluding our own NWCC
students, will be sharing their
talents for your entertainment.
If you, or anyone you know
would like to join in for a ses-
sion, just give us a call.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 26 in. Room
2002 of the cafeteria building. A

silver collection will be taken at .

the door with all proceeds going
to the Students’ Association.
For more information, call

Kim at 635-6511, local 279. See

you therel

~ $500

The Dr. R.E.M. Lee
Hospital Foundation made.
Eric Polson’s day last Thurs-
day when it pulled his name
in the cash calendar daily
draw. That’s because Sept.
12 was a special prize day
which meant the Kitimat resi-
dent picked $500, 10 times

rich
the usual daily prize.

Winners of other $40 daily
draws over the past week
were Olga Newton of Prince
Rupert, Allen Durham from -
Surrey and Terrace residents
William Turner, Casimiro.
Deseirto, Laura Jobb and
Emil Zagar.

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Lisette and Lionel wish to
thank Wayne Webber, the
owner of the horse-drawn car-
riages and’ the vintage vehicle
and send out special. thanks to
Aunt Bea for all the flowers in
the hall.

Special thanks too to
everyone who came out to be
with them on their special day.

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