The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 12

A1 2 THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, April 6, 1988 Registered nurses launch student bursary campaign May 12 and 13 at the Hyatt Regency, dian Nurses Association in Chariot-Congratulations were given to tetown, PEL Edith Grainger for being honored at The next chapter meeting will be the Ann Davis Transition House. held on April 12 at the Chilliwack She will be representing British Hospital commencing at 7:30 p.m. All Columbia as a delegate at the Cana- nurses are welcome. 88' 1988 Miss Chilliwack candidates Tit 199 Mt ChlMwaefc fagnt I wall underway. Twarty-flr yurtg woman ara vying for tha opportunity to raprasanttha community during tha coming yaor, and chanoa to compata In tha 1 968 PNC and 1989 Canada pageant.

In the waaka leading up to the final Judging on May 8, Tha Pro greaa will Introduce aach of the young women to the community, publishing their photograph end brief personal Information. PHOTOS BY NORMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC UNISEX 4 pa- Fraser-Cheam Chapter of the Registered Nurses of B.C. (RNABC) held a meeting March 8. The main topic of discussion was the generating of bursary money which will go to high school graduates who have firm intentions on attending a school of nursing. Information letters will be sent to local high schools and to some schools of nursing.

The local RNABC chapter is arranging two events in which to generate bursary money. A bazaar will be held in June at the Cottonwood Mall. We are asking members to bring a parcel for "Life's Little Treasure." For more information members can contact Larry Whyte at 795-9961. Secondly, a dance is being planned for this fall. The annual convention for the RNABC will be held in Vancouver on UNDER NEW with a great staff to serve you! JUST IN TIME FOR LYNN DUNHAM Representing Chilliwack Delivery, 18-year old Lynn Dunham attends Sardis Secondary.

She enjoys dancing and writing poetry. She hopes to work In cosmetology. TRACY FORSYTH Tracy Forsyth represents the Southgate Shopping Centre. The 18-year old Sardla Secondary student enjoys horseback riding, skiing, dancing and modelling. She plans to become a veterinarian.

SPRING SENIORS Birthday celebrated April 9th Celebration A 90th birthdayf 1 1 party for Louisa Join Carol, Holly, Laurie, Dawn and Bonnie for a great celebration on April 9th from 11-4 with beverages, snacks and draws. Totland was held If. 1 at the home of her Specials grandaughter Wendy Van den Brink, earlier this APRIL: FREE CUT WITH PERM month. 1 t'M Dorothy Erikson, the honored guest's MAY 1 A TAN 'Kk type8 of 1 792-5212 daughter, served a totland buffet supper, including a birthday cake. Out-of-town guests were Julia Jones of Calgary, Anne Erickson and Tamara Erickson of 100 Mile House, Jay Jones of Maple Ridge, Dewey and Molly Snow of Aldergrove and Pricilla Troback of White Rock and Weis Kinchella of Langley.

No. 4 9360 Mill Chilliwack, B.C. KATHLEINE GARDNER Kathlaine Gardner, 18, is representing CFB Chilliwack. She is a student at Sardis Secondary and enjoys sewing, crafts, reading and singing. She hopes to work in the fashion industry.

BARBARA GEDDES Barbara Geddes, 18, is representing Minter Gardens. She is a student at Chilliwack Senior Secondary who enjoys acting and aerobics. She Intends to study nuclear medicine and ultrasound technology. KATHY HALL Representing B.G.'s restaurant, 18-year old Kathy Hall Is a student at Chilliwack Senior Secondary. She en skiing, aerobics and other sports.

She hopes to enter tha field of business administration. SPRING CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN Linn-Swinhoe wed Photo display Photographs by Leonard Frank, considered to be Canada's finest pioneer photographer, will be on display at the Chilliwack Museum through the end of April. Frank, an immigrant to Canada from northern Germany, arrived in Port Alberni in 1894 after a two-year stop in San Francisco. He operated a general store and post office on the Island until a chance win of a camera in a logging camp raffle launched him on a new career. UN week marked The District of Chilliwack, in cooperation with community groups, will be conducting a Spring Clean Up campaign from April 11th through April 15th, 1988.

Free dumping will be provided at the Bailey Sanitary Landfill for private cars and pickup trucks for the entire week from Monday, April 11, 1988 up to and including Saturday, April 16, 1988. Landfill operating hours are: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Municipal crews will pick up large items placed on the roadside or lane through the week, on the following schedule, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday, April 11th City area east of Young to Prest; between Hope River and Highway No.

1. Tuesday, April 12th City areaChilliwack Mountain west of Young to Chilliwack Mountain between Hope River and Highway No. 1. Wednesday, April 13th Fairfield Island and East Chilliwack between Fraser River and Highway No. 1.

Thursday, April 14th East Chilliwack from Vedder Road to east boundary and from Highway No. 1 to south boundary. Friday, April 1 5th West ChilliwackYarrow from Vedder Road to west boundary and from Highway No. 1 to south boundary. To take advantage of this service call 792-9311, Local 234, at least two days in advance of the scheduled pick up day.

Chilliwack Recycling has bins for newspapers at the landfill and at various locations throughout the community. The recycling depot is located at 46191 Fifth Avenue. Newspapers and cardboard may be deposited there from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, and from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturday.

oscu Elaine Marie Swinhoe and Reginal Albert Linn were married in a double ring, candlelight ceremony at Evergreen Baptist Church in Chilliwack. Pastor Len Strelau officiated. The bride is the daughter of Rose Bousquet of Harrison Hot Springs and Robert Swinhoe of Victoria. The groom is the son of the late George and Hildur Linn. The bride's dress featured a Victorian neckline and full sleeves.

Pearl beadwork adorned the bodice and sleeves. The bride's sister, Linda Peterson of Edmonton, was the matron of honor. Cyndi Davies of Vancouver was the bridesmaid. The bride's nieces, Lana and Megan Peterson of Edmonton, were flowergirls. Darwin Gartner of Hope was the best man.

Groomsman was Gary Moore, also of Hope. The groom's son, Tyler Linn of Hope, was the ringbearer. Darwin Gartner acted master of ceremonies at a reception held at the Harrison Holiday Park Clubhouse. Ted Baier, the bride's uncle, proposed a toast to the bride. Darwin Gartner proposed toasts to the KINSMEN HALL RENTAL KITCHEN FACILITIES DINE DANCE AREA SEATS 100 For Booking Viewing Call: 792-9415 or 792-7466 KINSMEN REHABILITATION FOUNDATION Information and Services for the physically disabled.

795-6432 or 1-736-8841 LIKE TO JOIN KINSMEN? CALL: 792-1607 or 858-4945 The Chilliwack Chapter of the Soroptimists International celebrated United Nations Week with a program highlighting the hopes and problems of present-day South Africa. Special guests at the monthly dinner meeting of Soroptimist International of Chilliwack held at the Rainbow Country Inn were Pam and Allan Shearer. Both were residents of South Africa until their immigration to Canada, and now take great pride in leading tour groups through their land. Following a unique slide show, the Shearers answered questions about tours to this unique and beautiful part of the world, and about the serious political and social problems confronting the area. Coming events for Soroptimists International of Chilliwack include the annual Rummage Sale scheduled for Saturday (April 9) at Cooke's Presbyterian Church, 45825 Wellington, Chilliwack and the Woman of the Year Banquet to be held Wednesday, April 20.

Photo by Don Young ELAINE and REG LINN bride and groom and to the bridesmaids. Walter Martens videotaped the wedding and Jackie Gartner provided special music for the ceremony. The bride's mother gave her daughter a good luck horseshoe, the same one she received herself on her wedding day 37 years ago. Out-of-town guests attended from Kelowna, Kamloops, Victoria, Edmonton and Fort McMur-ray, Alta. Following a honeymoon in California, the couple planned to live in Hope.

Canada Ybuig Merte Service Oub space permits (add phone number for The same deadlines apply. Pictures are welcome, but can be returned only if you name and phone number are listed on the back of the photo. Since space is limited, announcements should be kept brief. They will be published on a first-come, first-served basis, so get your information and photographs into The Progress office as quickly after the big day as possible. Golden and diamond anniversaries will be detailed as CELEBRATING MARRIAGE: At the beginning of each month The Progress celebrates the marriage of local couples by publishing our special Weddings feature.

Sponsorship of these pages by the businesses below enables these pictures and stories to run free of charge, so make an effort to shop locally. DESIGNED TO YOUR "INDIVIDUAL TASTE'' at prices to suit your budget it Plus Wedding Cake Rentals ill I A 9255 Young St. S. PS 795-6234 I 1LL MARTHA and FRED SCHNEEBERQER Martha Elaine Schmidt, daughter of Reinhold and Alvina Schmidt, and Fred Werner Schneeberger, son of Werner and Emilie Schneeberger were married March 12 at the Central Photo by Andrew Hawksby DICK and VI PINNING Violet Elizabeth Cresswell and Richard Ernest Pinning were married March 26 in a double-ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Rob Lees.

Grandaughters Meagan, Kim, Amy and Sara Siebert attended to the bride, while her daughter, Joanne Siebert, was the matron of honor. The groom's son, Rick Pinning, was the best man, with Angus Hawksby and Carey Lock wood as groomsmen. SCOTT and KATHY MOOREHEAD Kathy Ann Richmond, daughter of Bruce and Ann Richmond of Sardis, and Scott William Moorehead, son of Jim and Pat Moorehead of Vancouver, were married March 12 at St. Helen's Anglican Church in Vancouver. The double-ring ceremony was followed by a reception at the Vancouver Aquarium.

After a wedding trip to the Oregon Coast, the couple plans to live in North Vancouver. IF YOU WISH TO REACH THE CHILLIWACK WEDDING MARKET, TALK TO A PROGRESS SALES REPRESENTATIVE TODAY ABOUT ADVERTISING IN THIS NEW MONTHLY FEATURE. Pentecostal Assembly in Chilliwack. Photo by Don Young MARY and JEFF KOOYMAN Mary Josephine Westenenk and Jeffery Kooyman were married March 4, 1988 at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church with Father Tim McCarthy officiating.

The bride is the daughter of Ben and Coby Westenenk and the groom is the son of Leonard and Gerda Kooyman, all of Chilliwack. Attendants were: maid of honor, Janice Breck; bridesmaids, Heather Sohl and Sylvia Schneeberger. Best man was Art Nesbitt and groomsmen were Uan werbiski and Paul Schmidt..