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ZACKOWSKI
Scott and Robyn
Zackowski are proud to
announce the birth of
their son, Garrett Scott.
Garrett was born on
July 12, 1996, and
weighed seven lbs., 1 and
1/2 ozs.
Garrett would like to
say hi for the first time to
his proud grandparents
Garry and Ethel Zackowski
of Westbank, B.C.,
and Virgil and Geri Cymbaluk
of Quesnel.
SHIBATA
Mamoru and Masumi
Shibata are proud to
announce the birth of
their daughter, Mia.
Mia was born on July
6, 1996, and weighed
seven lbs., 12 ozs.
MEETINGS
ANDSVCB
BEEF & BOU­
QUET SESSION for
Billy Barker Days society
to all organizers
and interested public for
constructive criticism
and kudos accepted.
July 25th, at the Boardroom
of the Billy Barker
Hotel at 7:30 pm.
QUESNEL COM­
MUNITY BAND:
meets Mondays at 7 pm
in the QSS band room.
Contact Janet Barker
for more info at 992-
5393.
AUTORACERS
ASSOCIATION: The
first Friday of the
month at the Gold Pan
Speedway at 7 pm.
Contact Sue at 747-
1941.
THINK TANK:
Looking for entrepreneurs
to join in bimonthly
meetings to
develop ideas
(mechanical 6c electrical
knowledge an asset).
Call Jack Carper at
992-6571
GARDEN CLUB:
meets the 1st Wednes­
ZIRK
Shane and Lynette
Zirk are proud to
announce the birth of
their daughter, Kelsey
Anne.
Kelsey was born on
June 13/96 and weighed
six lbs., 2 and 1/2 ozs.
To welcome Kelsey
home are her five year
old sister Kaitlyn and two
year old brother Cameron.
Proud grandparents
are Sharon and Al Zirk
and Bill and Margo Berki.
JOHNSTON
Keith and Jennifer
Johnston are proud to
announce the birth of
their daughter, Paige
Danelle.
Paige was born on
June 3, 1996, and
weighed six lbs., 15 ozs.
Proud grandparents
are Allan and Leone Curtis
and Jim and Ruby
Johnston, and great
grandma Pearl Johnston.
day of each month at
the Golden Centre from
10 am- noon.
QUESNEL
TOASTMASTERS:
Meet every Monday at
7 p.m. in Room 103 at
CNC. Call Garry at
747-3302.
TOPS: Meets every
Thurs. night at the
Health Unit. Call Debbie
at 992-9078.
CCCC: Citizens
Concerned with Crime
Against Children meet
in the upper hall of the
United church at 7 p.m.
the 4th Tues. of the
month. Call 747-3978
or 747-0133.
FETAL ALCO­
HOL: Support group
meets Wed. at 7 p.m. in
the Friendship Centre.
Call Andrea at 992-
8347.
TOPS: Take Off
Pounds Sensibly meets
Thursday night at the
Health Unit. Call Debbie
at 992-9078.
WOMEN'S
RESOURCE CENTRE:
GEISBRECHT/
WDLLLAMS
Melissa Geisbrecht
and Jason Williams are
proud to announce the
birth of their son, Dylan
Michael Williams.
Dylan was born on
May 29th/96' and
weighed nine lbs., two
ozs.
TRABER
Romy and Roland
Traber are proud to
announce the birth of
their daughter, Sophia
Linda.
Sophia was born on
June 14/96 and weighed
eight lbs.,eight ozs.
To welcome home
their baby sister are Tim
and Vivian.
TOWGOOD
Mike and Camae
Towgood are proud to
announce the birth of
their son, Bryce Jaymes.
Bryce was born on
July 8, 1996, and weighed
eight lbs., 12 ozs.
O'FLYNN
Patrick and Patti
O'Flynn are proud to
announce the birth of
their daughter. Bailey
Gray.
Bailey was born on
July 12, 1996, and
weighed six lbs., 11 ozs.
To welcome her
home was brother Catlin,
eight and 1/2, and sister
Colby, five and 1/2.
CONGRATULATIONS
to the parents and their newborn.
To every baby bom at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital, we are pleased
to give you some of your child's first reading materials.
^-•k QUESNEI DISTBICT
C^i TEACHEBS'ASSOCimON
Office phone 992-3737
Meetings every second
Monday of the
month at noon and
every fourth Monday at
7 p.m. at W.R.C. on
McLean St.
FIRST FAMILY
DAYCARE: Holds its
meeting the first Tues.
of the month at 7 p.m.
at CNC.
SUPPORT
GROUP: for disabled
workers. If interested,
call 992-7401.
LA LECHE LEAGUE
OF QUESNEL:
Meets monthly. For
more information call
Celina at 249-5826, or
Liz at 992-5958.
SEX ADDICTS
ANONYMOUS: is
a I2-step program. For
more info, call the Crisis
Line at 992-9414.
QUESNEL LIONS:
meetings the first and
third Monday at 7 p.m.
m the OAPO Hall at
450 Front St. Call 992-
7288.
CANCER SOCIE-
TY: The breast cancer
support group meets
every third Wed. at the
Cancer Society office at
noon. Call 747-1130.
QUESNEL
PHOTO CLUB: meets
Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Call
Cathy 249-5791., evenings.
PARENTS
AGAINST DRUG
DEALERS: meetings bimonthly.
Tuesdays 7
pm at QSS Rm 220.
Phone 991-0800 or 992-
7333.
SPECIAL
EVENTS
UNITED ABORI­
GINAL HOUSING
SOCIETY: is proposing
lo build a 30-36 unit
townhouse project in
Quesnel. These 2-4 bedroom
units will be available
to aboriginal and
non-aboriginal low and
moderate income families,
for further info or
• Wednesday/July 17,1996
MOM of the WEEK
REICHERT
iph il Reichert and Rose Tipold are proud to
announce the birth of their daughter, Jasmyne
Rose. Jasmyne was born on July 15, 1996,
and weighed seven lbs., six ozs. Proud grandparents
are John Reichert, Terri Blair, Laara
Ireland, Karen Tipold, and Wilma Mernickle.
Sponsored by:
applications call 992-
3306.
ISLAND MOUN­
TAIN ARTS SUMMER
CONCERT SERIES;
the popular pop/folk trio
Group du Jour, Sat. July
27th at 8 pm at the Wells
Hotel. Tickets $10 adults,
$7 children 14 and under,
available at IMA, the
Wells Hotel, B&B Music
and at the door. Call 994-
3466 or 1-800-442-2787.
IMA SUMMER
SCHOOL BANQUET
AND DANCE, the 20th
Annual Island Mountain
Arts Summer School
Banquet and Dance to be
held Saturday, Aug. 3 at
the Wells Community
Hall from 7pm to 1 am.
Music by Bobby B & the
Beaumonts, tickets $20 or
$12 for dinner only or
dance only. Purchase in
advance by calling IMA
at 994-3466 or 1-800-442-
2787.
CROONER'S
CAFE RETURNS: July
20, 8 pm at Anglican
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West Park Mall
Church Hall, 465 Kinchant
St. Admission $4 at
door. Musicians, poets,
comedians, storytellers.
For info 992-7234 or 992-
7235.
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DAYS GOLD RUSH
FUN RUN July 21/96
Late reg. 8am-8:50am,
race starts 9am sharp at
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Quesnel Cariboo Observer Wednesday, July 17.199&29
SPORTS EDITOR: DOYU POTENTEAU CALL: 992-2121 FAX: 992-5229
The CASCARS are coming!
THE GOOD ol' boys
are making their way
back to the Gold Pan
City.
The Canadian Association
for Stock Car
Auto Racing, after a twoweek
layoff, will be in
Quesnel this weekend to
run the sixth CASCAR
Super Series West race of
the year.
CASCAR, for those
who know nothing about
the sport, is a junior version
of NASCAR racing
in the U.S.
Drivers to watch for
are Prince George's Steve
Jefferson, #5, who leads
the CASCAR West Series
Harold Browne, seen here spinning out in Prince George at the iron Horse 150, will be
one off several CASCAR racers who will be making their way to Quesnei this weelcend.
Sales ready and rarin'
THINGS JUST don't go
right some times, no matter
how hard a person tries.
In the fifth CASCAR Super
Series West race of the year, the
Castrol-Bumper to Bumper 100
in Regina, Saskatchewan, Don
Sales, despite trying his hardest
yet again, literally ran into
more bad luck.
On lap 31, Sales' Skoal Inc.
Chevrolet experienced mechanical
failure and was forced to
retire early. A piston broke in
the bottom half of Sale's 350
cubic inch, 375 horse power
motor.
Taking the checkered flag
in the capital city was Kevin
Dowler of Sherwood Park, Ab.
The Ford Quality Care/
Mohawk sponsored-racer, who
led from lap 22 on, staved off a
hard charge from Calgary's
Harold Browne for the win.
At one point. Sales and his
green, 1994 Chevy Lumina
were fourth. However, he had
to pit after being rear-ended
which put him at the
back of the pack. After winding
i - 1. ^
not give the Billy
Barker llqysTfteftMon a g»?
his way through half of the
field, his piston snapped.
It wasn't the first time Sales
has experienced mechanical
problems.
In Hythe, Ab., the race
before Regina, Sales had
another piston snap in the bottom
half of his engine.
Motor problems are only
two in a string of mishaps that
have put a slight damper on
Sales'season.
To date, Number 33 has
not finished any of the year's
previous four races. In the yearopener
at Prince George, Sales
crashed on lap 101 of 150.
"Things haven't changed
much since Prince," stated
Sales, who hopes his luck soon
changes. "If it isn't a crash,
then it's mechanical."
But in all of them, the
Skoal Inc. driver had shown
promise, as he consistently
wound up in top 10 starting
positions.
For example, the Quesnel
resident was fourth in heat
racing and seventh in timing.
with 818 points, and
Sherwood Park's Kevin
Dowler, #35, who is second
with 798. Saskatoon's
Dan Shirley, #46,
third with 786, is yet
another key figure on the
track to keep an eye
peeled on.
Quesnel's Don Sales
and Ron Larson are 15 th
and 16th in point standings
respectively.
Time trials at^ the
Goldpan Motor Speedway
start at 4:00. An
autograph session, starting
at 5:00, precedes the
racing which starts at
6:00 p.m.
Larson looks forward
"Our car is quick. We
know that. It's just that we've
been having a lot of minor troubles
this year for some reason."
Ron Larson has just summed
up his 1996 CASCAR
Super Series West season so far.
Out of the four events the
Quesnel resident has experienced
problems in every race.
So far, he's finished 12th, 20th,
17th and ninth.
"If it ain't tires, it's parts
breaking. And if it ain't parts,
we're crashing," stated Number
12.
In Calgary, the second race
of the year, a module quit in his
white, 1994 Chevrolet Lumina,
which forced the Richmond
Engines/ Brigdon Manufacturing
sponsored driver to exit
early. Then in Saskatoon, an oil
spill caused a multi-car crash,
which he was part of.
In Hythe, Ab., a tire change
cost him a possible victory.
"We were leading the race
when he had a stop and go on
lap 75 to check out the tires."
The Grande Prairie track is
almost like sandpaper and eats
up hard tires at a voracious
rate.
And because of that, officials
allowed racers to change
tires from a harder compound,
87s, to a softer compound, 86s.
"We led until lap 90, where
we were forced to pit in and
change tires. We had to put on
an old set of 86s just to keep up
to the guys who put on 86s,"
remarked Larson.
The 86 compound tire is
four-tenths of a second quicker
than the 87s. Several laps at 80
miles per hour can create a
huge difference. One Larson is
well aware of.
After the race, "where he
finished ninth - seven laps
behind the Winner, Larson was
so mad about the tire change,
he boycotted the next race in
Regina.
Larson, however, has let
bygones be bygones and is just
focusing on this weekend.
"We're hoping to do really
well on our home track."
Billy Barker triathlon all set
ARE YOU ready to run, bike,;or canoe? Then
16th Annual Billy Barker Days Triathlon is just
event for you. '
The triathlon,, which gets underway on Saturday at
7:30 a.m., consists of a 10 kilonietre bike, five km
canoe and a short run. j
The triathlon starts ar the Quesnel and District
Recreation Centre, makes its waiy up to Dragon Lake
and then winds back down to the swimming pool.
Unlike other triathlons where individual or threeperson
teams can be used, the Billy Barker Days triathlon
only uses two-person reams.
Entry forms are still available for the annual event
at the Recreation Centre. Fees are $46. This includes
the price of a free t-shirt.
Registrations will be accepted until Saturday, July
20 (the day of the race) between 6:00 and 7:00 a.m.
Team divisions are as follows: men, women,
juniors (under 19), masters men (40+), family (two
generations), and masters women (40+).
Cheques can be made payable to the Quesnel
Triathlon Association, mailed eritries can be sent to:
Quesnel Triathlon Association, 844, McNaughton Ave.,
Quesnel B.C., V2J-2M1, or drop entries off at the
Quesnel and District Rec Centre, 500 North Star Rd,
Quesnel B.C., V2J-4E3.
Five Years Ago
July 24,1991
During the Gold
Pan Classic Quesnel
drivers did well. Doug
Sales won super
stock's main event. In
the Super Stock class
Doug Larsen captiured
the A dash, while
Chuck Sales took the
A heat. Larsen was a
winner on Sat. as well.
In the bomber class
Terry Graham won the
main event. Other
competitors over the
weekend included
Larry Baker, Mark
Lund, Troy Dorsey,
John Barker, Larry
Macdonald, Ben Judd,
Tim Taylor, Ernie
Englemoen and Darrin
Lemky. Also competing
were Kelly Mogf
gan, Terry Judd, 0d
Dan Urich.
Ten Years Ago
July 23, 1986
Todd Janke, Billy
Barker Days Triathlon
winner from the previous
year, ran, paddled
and cycled his
way to another victory.
Together with
Gunner Rasmussen
from 100 Mile House,
Janke also paced first
in a record field of 44
teams entered in the
event.
Bill Sanders with
partner Rod Leighton
placed second.
Third was Terry
Bodnar and Jim Krai
in the 17-29 years old
category.
Third overall was
a family pair of Ron
and Cord Mattison.
Fourth overall
went to Jim and Lee
Dyer, while fifth overall
went to senior
men's duo ices' Cox
and V. Kemmonen.
Ira Ritson and
Bridget NowakoiVski
won in women'? class.
Fastest junior team
W^re Vance Hartley
and Kevin Howard.

30 Quesnel Cariboo Observer Wednesday, July 17, 1996
Rodeo Fever!
Rodeo fever win hit Quesnel again as cowboys and cowgirls from aii over iiie province
win converge on tlie Alex Fraser Stampede Grounds for the Billy Bariier annual rodeo.
Things Melt off Friday evening at 6:00 p.m.. The gates for Saturday and Sunday's shows
open at high noon.
at T H E R E D B L U F F
EARL GREEN BLUES
July 18,19 & 20
8:30 pm to 12:30 am
Enter Our Draw for Blues
CD Giveaway
97 8 747-1390
Quesnel well represented
at B.C. Summer Games
OVER 40 Quesnel
athletes will be competing
at the B.C Summer Games
eight days from now.
Headed to Trail and
Castlegar, co-hosts of the
1996 Games which run
from July 25 to 28, will
be 44 of Zone Eight's finest
competitors.
Leading the Quesnel
contingent will be" the
Vachon Construction
Hammers and their 16person
squad.
Other Quesnel representatives
are Jeremy
Edwards, Claire Fowkes,
Shawna Graham, Josh
Guggenheimer and Derek
Mariash, all Correlieu
Secondary students who
will be competing in different
track and field
events.
Alan Grain, Dan Pontius
plus Norman Fox and
Warren Thompson will be
playing basketball.
Also taking in some
roundball will be Lauren
Adams, Leah Browning,
Vania Gamache and
Brooke Wiles.
James Brand and
Kevin Hipkiss will be
making waves, or trying
not to, in diving.
Also taking part in
the pool will be swimmers
Jolene Agabob, Allison
Clapton, Andrew Foster
and Erik Vachon.
Tony Barnes, David
Bolitho, Jesse Corrigan ^
and Corey Rerick will be
Trophies • Plaques
Engravings •Medals
AVAILABLE AT:
m u m
on the rugby pitch,
despite the fact Quesnel
has no official or unofficial
rugby teams.
Ian Nugent, Peter
Philips and Ken McKelvie
will be playing baseball
while Karen Leroux will
be serving up aces on the
tennis court.
VoUeyballer Graham
Ernst rounds out Quesnel's
field.
BIG COUNTRY PRINTEl^

Quesnel Cariboo Observer
Westforest
tops tourney
Westforest's Elise Minard
shags an infield fly.
THE WESTFOR­
EST Elites, as it turns
out, are aptly named.
The Elites proved
they were the elite team
at the Quesnel Ladies
Fastball League yearend
tournament, as they
captured first-place.
Westforest, who
went undefeated in their
three games at the twoday
tourney, beat the
Inland Claim Diggers
11-8 in the championship
match Sunday
afternoon.
The Elites started
off on the right foot, as
they defeated Snaking
River Saturday afternoon.
The Diggers, 3-2
over the weekend, had a
rough road to the finals.
After winning their
first two games, Inland
Claim lost in the championship
bye match
when they lost 10-8 to
the Elites.
The Diggers then
had to play Cam's
Chimney Service, whom
they downed 9-1, in the
semi-final match.
They then were
defeated, narrowly
again, by the Elites in
the championship
match. Three games,
played back to back to
back, in 30 degree Celsius
weather.
Before the playoffs,
the Diggers beat the
Blues and Vipers on
Saturday.
Placing fourth were
the Eldorado/Sports
Traders Vipers, 1-2,
while Snaking River, 1-
2, took fifth. Blue Chip
Kaos, 0-2, wound up
sixth at the six-team
event.
Elites
win
season
title
IT WAS a close race,
but in the end, the Westforest
Elites proved victorious.
Westforest edged out
the Eldorado/Sports Traders
Vipers by three
points to capture the
1996 Quesnel Ladies
Fastball regular season
title.
The Elites racked up
10 wins and two losses,
good for 20 points, while
the Vipers, 8-3-1, had 17.
Mr. Mike's, 6-4-1,
placed third, narrowly
squeezing past the 6-6
Cam's Chimney Service
Blues.
The Blues had a
chance to pass Mr. Mike's
in the standings, but
failed to do so when they
lost their final two games.
Snaking River, 4-7,
wound up fifth with eight
points with the Inland
Claim Diggers, 2-9, in
sixth with four. Blue Chip
Kaos, 1-8, were seventh.
League spokesperson
Linda Adams said the
past year was an exciting
year for ball. She hopes a
lot of people will come
out this weekend and
cheer on the home teams
at the QLF Billy Baker
Days tournament.
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Off to the Games!
17, 1996
The Vachon Constniction Hammers will be competing in the B.C. Summer Games In
Trail and Castlegar next week. Headed, In a bus, though and not this truck are, from
left Brian Vachon, Haley Miller, Carla Andrews, Carrie Williams, Kelsey Swanson, Jody
Sigurdson, Erin Savard, Christina Williams, Jen Toker, Danielle Walker, Sarah Pellizzari,
Evelynn Mayhew and Pamela Law.
The ki-ss of
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Days we will be handing out balloons to
our future generation. See you therel
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Quesnel Cariboo Observer Wednesday, July 17, 1996 33
Millionaire slowpitch tourney 'a hit'
THE STINGERS did something no other team did
at last weekend's Quesnei Millionaires Slowpitch tournament.
Go imdefeated.
The Prince George squad took first place and the
spoils that went with it, $1500 in cash, after beating
every team they faced in their six-game schedule.
The Stingers capped off their successful weekend at
the fund-raiser by beating a Quesnel team, the Cariboo
Saloon Rowdies, 12-10, in the final.
"We watched a lot of good ball on the weekend,
including the final which provided some great action"
Rude Dawgs
season champs
THEY RULE the
roost. Or doghouse,
rather.
The Quesnel Glass
Rude Dawgs captured the
1996 Slowpitch Slide and
Tag Peimant after posting
a perfect record during
the nine-week season.
The Rude Dawgs
won all nine games they
played and beat every
team in the 10-team division.
Ralphie Givens,
spokesdog for the team,
howled with delight when
told his club were this
year's champs. "I'm doggone
happy we won,"
Givens said, his tail happily
wagging back and
forth. "I guess I'm off to
the nearest drive-through
pet store to buy the team
a couple of cases!"
Taking second were
the Zadorozny Nailers
and Red Bluff Inn Hitmen,
who tied with identical
records of seven wins
and two losses.
Slide and tag slowpitch
(Final standings)
Team
1. Quesnel Glass Rude Dawgs
2. The Red Bluff Inn Hitmen
2. Zadorozny Nailers
4. Aimett Saw Braves
5. Cariboo Saloon Rowdies
5. The Softball Furies
6. Freddy's Nightmare
6. Gerr's Donairs Giants
9. The Jokers
10. Bowling Alley Ball Busters
w L PTS
9 0 18
7 2 14
7 2 14
5 4 10
5 4 10
4 5 8
4 5 8
4 5 8
3 6 6
1 8 2
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We can repair or service
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We also carry parts for
all makes and models
of farm equipment.
CALL TOD AT!
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747-2355 - 2302 Ferguson - Hwy. 97S.
Open: Monday-Friday 8:30 ann-5:30 pm; Saturday 9^-5 pm
said Millionaire president Kit Collins, who thanked all
the teams and volunteers who were out at Albert John-
• son Memorial Park on the weekend.
The Rowdies, who went 3-3, took home $1000 for
their second-place effort.
Taking third was another Prince George team, the
Beefeaters, who won $500.
The Zadorozny Nailers earned themselves $400 in
cash after winning the B side. The 4-1 Nailers defeated
the Q Hotel Rangers 10-6 in the B final Sunday evening.
The Rangers, 3-3 overall, took home a cheque
worth $300 for their collective efforts. Hixon stole
third after beating the Molson Ex-Brews, yet another
Prince George squad, in the battle for the final prize
spot, which consisted of sweatshirts.
In all, 15 teams from Quesnel, Prince George and
Williams Lake took part.
"It was a good weekend of ball," said tourney
organizer Brian Fitzpatrick. "The money raised at this
tourney will go towards helping support the Quesnel
Millionaires hockey club and their first inaugural season
in the BCJHL."
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League:.
Association:
Nominated by:.
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Coach's profile: Please provide a brief history of the nominee, outlining such elements as
years of coaching, success, coaching achievements and ottier reasons you feel this person,
deserves to be Coach of the Year. Please supply any supporting material, such as newspaper
clippings, other certificates or awards, pictures, etc...
Note: Individual nominated must have coached between the dates of Au
deadline of August 14, 1996.
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Winners of the Cariboo Observer/3M Coach of the Year Award wili be Judged
on the following values and standards:
*Demonstrates respect for opponents, officials and parents, emphasizing fair play.
•Demonstrates interest and concern for the development of the athletes, instilling guidelines
reflecting responsible conduct beyond the playing field.
•Presents a positive image, leading by example.
•Demonstrates the ability to Improve the athletic performance of a team or individual.
•Applying relevant training theory and coaching techniques.
..,V Deftdiin^ for nominations Is August 15,1996.
Please submit nominations to the Cariboo Observer:
188 Carson Ave., Quesnei, B.C. V2J 2A8. Fax 992-5229.
Award to be presented at the Annual Bob Gassoff
. Memorial Banquet in September.
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94 Oufesnel Cariboo Observer Wednesday, July 17,1996
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110 Birthdays/
Anniversaries
Family and friends of
LESTER AND PHYLUS
CRUIKSHANK
are invited to attend an Informal
get-together luncheon to celebrate
their 50th Anniversary. It
will be held at the Vasa Lodge,
449 Westland Road, July 20th
at 4:00 p.m.
PINK FLAMINGOS
Surprise someone for their
birthday, anniversary or just for
tun. We deliver anytime. Cail
Flamingo Boulevard 992-7167.
110 Birtlulays/
Aiuii\ ersaries
The years fly by when
you're having fun,
But don't worry Trish...
Ufe has just begun.
Love, Dad, Mom, David,
Laurie-Ann & Frank
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LUNG CARE: Do you have
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