CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 13, 1977

Take Mediterranean Cruise

‘A honeymoon trip in the
form of a Mediterranean cruise,
followed the marriage cere.
mony of Patricia May Obedkoff
and Michae] Thomas Amos, at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church in
Castlegar.

Baskets of white and yel-
tow gladioli provided the altar
setting and roses and ribbons
marked guest pews when Rev,
Richard Klein heard the vows
exchanged between the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elsie Obedkoff and
the late Andrew Obedkoff of
Castlegar and the son of Mr,
and Mrs, Dave Amos of Prince
Rupert.

‘Mrs. Louise Ferworn of
Castlegar provided the wed-
ding music for the pretty mid-
summer ceremony,

Given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr. Harold Kellogg, the
bride wore a floor-length gown
en train, fashioned in Victorian
influence. The lace bodice fea-
tured a round scalloped neck-
line, trimmed with seed pearls
and rhinestones and the leg o'
mutton sleeves of voile and lace
were gathered softly to lace
bands at the wrists and fasten.
ed with tiny buttons. The full

Loto Canada .

Picks Twelve:

Millionaires

Loto Canada held its fourth
draw Sunday at the University
of fe i 12

panelled skirt of organza and
voile, enhanced with lace, fell
softly from the empire waist to
the wide band of lace at the
hemline.

A three-tier veil in three-
quarter length misted from her
Juliette cap of lace trimmed
with seed pearls and she
carried a bouquet of red roses

and baby's breath.

Mrs. Louise Maddocks of
Castlegar was matron of honor,
and bridesmaids were Frances
Murphy. of:, Castlegar, Holly

winning numbers of $1 million.

The following 12 numbers
each won $1 million. The last
five numbers in each series won
$1,000, the last four $250 and
the last three $100: 1132229,
6283414, 1072711, 8341802, 326-
9867, 1886305, 1726769, 33767-
95, 3928027, 1473687, 2678949,
5655610.

The following eight num-
bers won $100,000 each. The
last five numbers in each series
won $1,000, the last four $250
and the last three $100: 52395-
74, 3619308, 3539466, 1461618,
2053055, 2623787, 3745398, 22-
69016,

The loto drawing also
included a new feature called
Extra-Plus with 25 winners of
$100,000 each: 1901532, 30834-

52, 1147767, 4127886, 2398825,
4385522, 1090916, 1294383, 18-
54565, 3420981, 1871155, 23490-
83, 1361099, 3404062, 1709727.

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and Willa Condy, of
North Vancouver.

All attendants were simi-
larly gowned in. floor-length
halter gowns of flocked nylon
with matching capes, in theme
colors of pinks and yellows,
with complementary flowers in
their hair. For jewelry, they
wore gold necklaces, gifts of the
bride, and. carried bouquets of
yellow, pink and white daisies
and baby’s breath. ~

Master Wade Kellogg of
Ladysmith, B.C, was ring bear-
er,

Best man was Mr. Richard
Maddocks of Castlegar, while. ,
groomsmen were Mr. Harry
Whale of Prince Rupert, the
groom's brother, Mr. Daryl
Amos of Richmond and Mr.
Greg Archibald of Castlegar.
Ushering were Messrs.- John

«Fowler and ‘Tom Cotton of *

Vancouver. + ft’.
Wedding colors ‘prevailed
in the pink and yellow stream-
ers and bells which decorated
the Kinnaird Hall for the

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reception. Highlighting the de-
cor was a large white heart
inscribed with the names of the
newlyweds. 3 :
For her daughter's wed-

ding, Mrs. Obedkoff chose a

blue floor-length gown, with
blue and pink sheer floral coat,
silver accessories and pink and
white carnation corsage.
Centering the head table
was a three-tier wedding cake,
which had been made by the
bride’s mother ‘and decorated

by Mrs. Ivy Salekin’of-Robson,
Frosted in pink, it ‘featured’

yellow and white .roses, with
the top layer adorned by a glass
containing a single pink rose.
Each tier was ‘separated’ by
small wine glasses, holding

‘lily-of-the valley.

Table decor. was enhanced
by the white lace cloth with
pink underlay, white candles in
crystal holders and arrange:
ments of mixed flowers.

Master of ceremonies was
Mr. Jim Kellogg of Ladysmith.
The bridal toast was presented

by the bride's uncle, Mr. Pete’

Obedkoff of Castlegar.

The bride's grandfather,
Mr. A. Mojelsky,. recited the
Lord's Prayer and gave his
blessing to the newlyweds.
Rev..Richard Klein said Grace.

Attending to the guest
book was Mrs. Joan Roth.

Prior to leaving for the

“honeymoon trip to Malta, Is

rael, Turkey, Italy, Athens and
other Greek Islands, the bride
donned black slacks and a beige
and white all lace blouse, with a

—Photo byLa Tai Olsen

corsage of carnations and pink
roses, She presented her bridal
bouquet to a dear. friend, Miss
Andrea Shelfontiuk. °

Wedding guests attended
from Yuma, Ariz; Spokane,
Wash. and various B.C. points.

The young couple are resi-
ding at 372 St. Ann's Road in
Campbell River.

Former Syringa Creek
- Resident Passes at 97 —

Former Syringa Creek
resident Thomas McColm Sr.,
97, died Sopt. 21 at Rimby,
Alta, Funeral service was held
Sept. 24 from Robson Com-
munity Memorial Church.

Born Dec. 17, 1879, in
Dumphries, Scotland, Mr.
McColm came to Canada in

1907.

He worked in the mines in
Rossland Tor a time, later

moving to Trail. where he -

operated McColm's Grocery
Store as well as working for the

City of Trail for 25 years. He;
retired in 1943 at which time he.

was city works foreman,
McColm lived at. Syringa

Creek from his retirement until

moving to Alberta in ser.

Centres Divided

He is survived by a son
Thomas, Jr. of Blufton, Alta.;
two datighters, Mra, Betty
Brown of Niagara: Falls, New
York ‘and Mrs,' Frances Gues-
ford of Trail; 12 grandchildren;
29 great grandchildren; a
brother in-Victoria and a sister
in England,

He was predeceased by his
wife Margaret in‘ 1959,

Rev. Don Reed officiated
at the service,

Organist Mrs. A. W. Thorp
played byming pte with Me
and “Rock of

Paltpscrsie oes Jim’ Me-
Colm, Bill’McColm, Alan: Me-
Colm, Don Guesford, Cal Grun-
erud-and Ellwood Grunerud.

Burial was. in’ Robson
Cemetery.

Airport Site Unsettled

A dispute over the location
of a proposed major airport in
the Crowsnest Pass area ‘near
Fernie has - divided ‘several

in East

involved’e cannot. agree where it

should be built. i
‘The runway. would be long

enough to handle jets, which

regional district.

A paved airstrip up to
1,800 metres long is planned for
the region, but the three muni-

cipalities and one rura! area *

Federal Minister Len
‘Marchand to Visit Trail

Federal Environment Min-

- ister’ Len Marchand will be
visiting Trail later this month -
to meet with the Trail Chamber *

of Commerce.

, According to J. F. Murray,
regional director for the De-
partment of Industry, Trade
and Commerce, the visit had
been arranged by the former
minister, Jean Chretien, who is
now finance minister.

~. The minister's meeting
with the Trail Chamber is in
conjunction with’ the program
Enterprise Canada ‘77, launch-

ed earlier this year when senior ©
personne! of the federal depart- .

ment made personal contact
with some 5,000 company ex-
ecutives across Canada, listen-
ed to what they had to say, and
began the analysis of federal

‘ programs in order to get a more

up to date picture of the needs

+ of Canadian industry.

The member for Kamloops-
Cariboo, Marchand will speak
at a luncheon meeting of the
Trail Chamber on Oct. 28.

There's a Reason
When Purses
Begin to Move

Residents of Riverside,
Calif., have’ been warned to be
wary of purses that shimmy
and shake. %

Police Lieut. Don Mawn
said recently an- unidentified
-man took home a purse he

“ found at a bus stop. Something .

inside started to move, so the
man called police.

Policeman Warrne Banks
opened the purse and found an
18-inch rattlesnake wrapped in
asmall towel tied with a ribbon,

Banks killed the snake
with a baseball bat.

Mawn said the snake was
probably placed in the purse by
someone with a “sick mind”,
and he fears.there might be

900-metre nal runs
ways cannot do,

. Ata meeting of the region-
al district, held in: Cranbrook

last week . involving -Fernie, ~

Elkford, the district “of Spar-
wood and the electoral area of
West Fernie, Fernie said it is
ho longer willing to pay for an
airport north of Sparwood.
Several’ years ago the
districts agreed the runway
should be built in the upper Elk
Valley, north of Sparwood, but
Fernie council told the meeting
that would put the runway 48

_ kilometres north of their com-

munity which is too far away.
_. Total costs for the project

are estimated at $1.5: million

and the federal, ministry. of
transport'-has already said it
will contribute up to $500,000
whet the location of the airport
is decided.

The. land in question is
designated farm land under the
agricultural land reserve and
there was no indication the land
commission will release it for
airport use.

The municipalities have an
option to buy the 250 acres of

-land appraised at $800 an acre. .

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The Castlegar Selkirk Llons
Club wishes, to acknowledge,
with deep regret, the loss of a
valued.citizen, Mr. L. V. (Les)

* Campbell.

The loss is not only that of
his family, but a loss to the
communities of the Kootenays as
well. 2

Not only was Mr. Campbell
a pioneer in the theatre and
newspaper businesses, but he
also had a great influence upon
the development of the commu-
nity we live in and call home.

Campbell was constant-
ly referred to as a humanitarian.
He treated all men equally, and
was greatly respected by all.

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Discuss budget w
Select: the type of we ‘ihe thy want.
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Determine the number of guests you: can accommadate

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Mail your invitations.’

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Choose gifts for ratty attendants.
Order.groom's-rin:

Arrange todging for oUt of of-town g Guests.

Plan your bridesmaids’

Make plans for the ean dinner.

‘Write thank-you notes for gifts.

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Go with: your: fiance for. marriage license.
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