18 Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 28, 1988

- School board briefs

The School District 88 board
of trustees agreed to renew a five.
year lease to the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation for a
small area of the Cassie Hall
school grounds that houses their
AM transmitter, The district
receives $350 a year for the
lease.

Shauna Bryan, a 1988 grad.

uate of Hazelton Secondary.
School, has been-chosen by the ©

Ministry of Advanced Educa-
tion and Job Training to receive
the prestigious Premier’s Ex-_
cellence Award. The awards
were given to one student in each
of the province’s 15 college
regions. JOM

Fashion — continued from page 17

cyclical nature of fashion. is a
return to the pillbox hat and
shawl collars Marleau saw on a
recent buying trip.

Some unexpected colors are
also making their way into
bridal parties: white and ivory
have been joined by a delicately
pink tone in wedding gowns,
and bridesmaids are appearing
in black-and-white dresses, lend-
ing a very formal look.

Fall and winter colors for

- bridesmaids and party-goers are
_ dark and dramatic, with fuschia,

emerald and navy dresses done
up in velvet and the increasingly
popular iridescent taffeta,

‘The Welcome Wagon Bridal

' Party happens October 18 at the
‘Inn of the West. ‘“‘The purpose

is to help people plan their. wed-
dings, from invitations to cater-
ing to what to wear, and where
they can go to find everything,”’
Welcome Wagon co-ordinator

Alma Joachim said. “When I ‘got

married, I had no idea how

much was available in town. The
Bridal Party is really worth-
while.”’ Tickets are free to 1989
brides and their guest by calling
638-1204.

The Royal Purple’s fashion
show is a fund-raiser, with
tickets costing $12. ‘‘The Royal
Purple and the Elks pledged
$15,000 over five years to Mills
Memorial Hospital for a ureth-
rascope,”” Mary Doell explain-
ed, ‘‘and so far we’ve donated

$6,000.” The proceeds from

their October 5 show, to be held
at the Elks Hall, also goes
towards this hospital project.
Joyce Martel added the Order of
the Royal Purple also raise
funds through bingo. catering,
‘cand whatever we can come up
with.’’ This is the second annual
“Fall Fashion Fantasy.”

Terrace Interiors Ltd.
Exterior and interior paints
Armstrong flooring * Harding carpets
Sunworthy wallpaper

‘All the supplies you need”’

4610 Lazelle Ave.
635-6600

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