NEWLYWEDS Nola Panter and Albert Watmough (above) pose for
the official photograph following the ceremony. See story below for
an account of the happy day.

Panter —
-Watmough
exchange

vows

On May 25, 1991, Nola
Panter, daughter of Dick and
Fran Ruston of Cranbrook, and
Albert Watmough, son of Les
and Diane Watmough of Ter-
race were united in marriage at
the Presbyterian Church in Fort

Steele Heritage Park.

Nola looked radiant in her
crystal organza gown. The back
basque boadice bragged of lace
appliques adorned with sequins
and pearls. The sleeves with
wired ruffles accented the ruf-
fles on the skirt of her gown.

The full skirt flowed into a
cathedral train also bragging of
lace appliques with pearl and se-
quins. To finish her look she
carried a bouquet of fuchsia,
white and pink roses.

The bride was atiended by

matron ;,of,.honor, Linda .i ff
Lockhart -of -Cranbrook:-and: ~

bridesmaid Della Peterson of”
Calgary, both ‘sisters of the
bride. They wore fuchsia satin
gowns, Flower girl Crystal
Lockhart, : niece of the bride,
looked adorable in a white satin
gown trimmed with fuchsia rib-
bons. °

' Albert looked stunning in a
black. tuxedo with tails. His at-
tendants included best man
Lloyd Murphy of Kelowna, and
groomsan Stewart Lockhart of
Cranbrook, wearing black tux-
edos with fuchsia cummber-
bunds. Ushers were Wayne
Peterson and Russel Lockhart. —

A reception followed at the
Inn of the South Ballroom in
Cranbrook where Myrna Strom
served as a master of
ceremonies. Bev Raymond gave
the toast to the bride.

The couple spent their honey-
moon in Cancun and Cozumel
Mexico, and now reside in Ter-
race, B.C,

Winners

This past week's cash calen-
dar draw was an all-local affair
with Terrace residents’ names
being pulled each day.

Winners of $50 in the Dr.
R,E.M. Lee Hospital Founda-
tidn, , fundraiser were John
Braal ‘Marjorie Lindsay,
Cathie 'Frezell, G. Townsend,
Sherri Kustas, Eleanor Sauer
and Earl Ellis.

As with all winners in the
draw, ‘their names go back in

_ the hat so they all have more op-
portunities to win again before
~' the final draw, Dec. jl.

- From B2 B2
More Moen

"home i in Alberta and then stop-
ped off to visit daughter Susan ,

+ son-in-law Tom Saunders and

granddaughter Michaela of

“?Ashcroft Manor.

When i in Terrace, Tom work-
dat ‘Western: Furniture and
usan at-Mantique Fashion..

" Paye'86~ Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 16, 1991

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‘By LYNN TURNBULL,
The B,C. ” Friends of -

Schizophrenics (B.C:F.0.S,): .

4th annual conference will be »

held October 25 and’ 26i in the: a

Nass Valley. .

Anyone who is interested .

in learning more about this
disabling brain disease affec-
ting one out of every 100
people is invited to attend.
Schizophrenia is surround-
ed by myths, one of the most

‘common ones.being multiple

personalities. ‘This -is not
true. What. is true is
schizophrenia does not cause
its victims to be dangerous or
violent. It does cause eccen-
tric behaviours such as talk-
ing” to oneself or other “‘peo-.

ope” others can't see or hear,
“As one. “wietlin wrote: "All
i

a
“iste io my “voices” ‘They-are
very insistent and difficult to

ignore and because the voices...
“human tragedies, ....

‘can be heard, they” produce

an. appropriate -emotional

- fesponse.which may not cor-. °:
- respond with the events out-

side the person’s hear,’

These hallucinations’ and.
delusions can'disable the vic- *-

tims to the point'that they are
no longer employable or able

“10 maintain even .the most
basic of:- daily functions. -
.Most of the homeless”
population in large urban.

centers are. victims of
schizophrenia. Aside from

causing. chaos .and., the ..

lives, schizophrenia: atso,-at- .

‘share and. learn. how :-
_B.C.F.O.8. helps support,

' mote research to conquer the .

destruction of..its, victims’

tacks the family ‘and friends -
of victims through guilt, an |
inability : to ‘ “help | and | other ;

Hf you’ would like indre in- a
formation: “about
schizophrenia, ; attend the Oc-
tober 25 and 26 conference to

inform, advocate, and pro- :

‘myths -and disabling effects if
of this disease.” -
Call 846-9147 or 633-2212
for more information or con-
tact your | local mental health

centre. ' OS

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