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Thomson
Roberts
Wed in July

only daughter of Farrel
nd Stephen

@ Sherri Janine Thomson,

and Charleen Thomsdn’ of Powell River
Lyle Roberts, youngest son of Lyle and Judic Roberts
formerly of Castlegar and now of Qualicum Beach, ey
chiinged wedding vows in a candlelight ceremony on
22, 1989. The couple were united in marraige in an
Afternoon service at Canadian Memorial United Chureh
officiated by Rev. Dr. Ken Wother
attended ‘the double-ring

in Vancouver
Ninety

veremony

spoon guests
The bride was escorted by her father down the aisle
Afier,
bridal

Which was lined with pink and white pew bows
both sets of parents gave their blessing to the
couple

The solvist sang Baptism
Betore the

Love during the signing of the register

Jana Jabrig of Victoria
Then Through the
Together, the

after the

Processional Eyes of

bride and groom lit a candle of unity
declaration of marriage

The bride wore a tloor-iength white taffeta-gown
full Skirt V-drop waist. The

exaggerated puffed sleeves tapered with bows at the

with a and gathered
elbow and the fitted bodice had a lace design of opal
équins, seed pearls and a fringe of teardrop pearls un:
dera sweetheart neckline

The
cascading tails,
flowing into a cathedral train

back of the gown had a large bow with

centred with double roses, Over a short

peplum The hem and
train were edged with scalloped lacer

Her shimmering veil was sprinkled with seed pearls
attached toa netting pult and tiara-style headpiece ot
oped seed pearls and opal drop bead

She wore long white satin gloves and bowed satin
pumps and carried a cascading bouquet of fuchsia roses
white freesias, stephanotis, cymbidium orchids, fer
nandivy, with white netting touches

The Shelly

Surrey, friend of the

matron-of-honor Claypool of
B.C., a longtime The
bridesmaids were Louise MacKinnon of Vancouver, a
Heather Serafin of Vancouver,
ms Lake, both nursing school

was
bride

close friend of the bride,
and Heidi Fickell of Willi
friends of the bride

The bridesmaids wore satin floral print dresses of
pink, fuchsia, The
graduated hemlines, gathered V-drop waists with fitter
V-necklines and puffed sleeves topped with

white and mint dresses haci
bodices,
shoulder bows

The matron-of-honor’s dress was accented withra
large fuchsia back bow with matching skirt lining a.nd
satin shoes, while the bridesmaids’ dresses and sh oes
ina pale pink satin. The atten
of fuchsia and

were accented, likewise,
dants carried crescent-shaped bouquets
pink carnations, white freesias, baby’s breath, ivy’ and
fern with pale blue ribbon

and

avhsia

The groom wore a black tuxedo with black
white vest and bowtie. His boutonnicre was a f
Best man was John Rob erts of

The groomsme

rose with stephanotis
Victoria, brothe} of the groom
Paul Wilson and Ray Jefferd,

n were
friends of the groc m from

Vancouver Thomson, of Vancouver, brother

of the bride

and Greg

They all wore light-grey tuxedos. , the best

Births & Funerals

Sele Se SES

SHERRI J/ANINE THOMSON and STEPHEN ROBERTS
... candlelight ceremony

carnation and cum

man’s accented with a fuchsia tic

merbund while the groomsmen’s were accented,

likewises, in pale pink
Thic bride’s mother wore a fuchsia dresy with mat

ching | ong-sleeve jacket, and the groom’s mother wore a
pale-y ellow dress with matching hat. Both mothers wore
rose ¢ orsages. The fathers of the bride and groom wore
black tuxedos with white carnation boutonnieres.

After greeting guests outside the church, the bridal
party departed for Nitobe Gardens at the
Univ ersity of British Columbia for wedding photos. A
recep tion followed at Brock House Restaurant, a Van
Jericho Beach, overlooking

Japanese

couver heritage house at
English Bay
Master of ceremonies was Jahrig of Powell

His wife,

Chin
River, a longtime friend of the bride's family
Arlene Jahri
Before dinner, Jana Jahrig and her brother, Rob
Jahrig of Powell River House Full of Faith
The to the bride was given by Ray Jefferd, a

friend of the

ve the banquet grace
sangaduct,

close bride. John Roberts toasted the

bridesmaids and toasts to the bridal couple were given
by Lyle Roberts and Shelly Claypool

Ann Thomson of

The guest register
100-Mile

House, sister-in-law of the bride

The three-tier chocolate and carrot wedding cake
Was displayed on separate stands ona small lace-covered
table. The cake was iced in pale pink and trimmed with
delicate white lace icing and sculpted icing flowers and
ribbon

Stan and Kay Dave
celebrated their 45th wedding an:

of Vancouver, great uncle and

aunt of the bride

niversary the same day and danced to The Anniversary

Waltz ace
A gift opening was held the next day at the Davis's
and the bridal couple departed for a three-week

»mpanied by Clint Jahrig on violin

home

honeymoon in Fiji atid Hawaii later that day

1ests included friends and relatives
Nanaimo, Seattle, Atlanta, Vic

Qualicum Beach, Victoria,

Surrey and Richmond

Air BC

Out of town g

Powell River
toria, 100 Mile
Williams Lake,

The groom i

trom
House
Cultas Lake,
an avionics technician with
is a registered nurse with a Vancouver
The

and the bride

ommunity nursing agency couple are now

esidingin Vancouver

Nelson man donates
$20,000 to college

and was the setting for some

Selkirk Foundation

endowment of a

College
eived an new
holarship and a new bursary Sept
when a longtime Nor
Shore resident Dale
Schatz, foundation executive director,
with cheques totalling $20,000
The donor,
9S, directed his gift to provide an en

ance scholarship for a student under

Nelson

presented

Robert Denison Boyer

taking the college's forestry program
and the bursary to be awarded to a
student from the Nelson area

Boyer has long been a supporter of

jocal institutions and organizations
over thi
supporte d

thre

with many. contributions

years. He has generously
Kootenay Lake District Hospital
fire escape project at {he Nelson Hor ne
Road

branch of the

Services’ | Gordon
location, the Nelson
Salvation Army a’

Nelson

Support
well as other worth

projects and program's

college news release say

A resident of the 5-Mile area for
the past tye ars, Boyer is a pioneer of
Nelson's North Shore

nis player in hi
port prompted him to c

Atalent ed ten
his love of the

tatptish his

youth

own tennis club which attrac ved man;y

ROBERT BOYER
. gift to forestry program

member
spirited competition in the 1920s and

30s, the release says.

As an backwoods ram.

he and his companions explored

inveterate
bler,
much of the Selkirk and Purcell moun-
60 years ago. Boyer’s in
mained strong
over the years as attested by the many

tain ranges

terest in mining has 1

gleaming orc
He is also an experienced and
accomplished world traveller and can

samples evident in his

home

recount exciting
sailing the Pacific from California to
South America

many experiences

As a

College Foundation

Selkirk
Boyer is again a

benefactor of the

pioneer in the area of planned giving
As one of the foundation's most

generous he is a leader

in philanthropy in the Nelson com

single donors,

munity,”’ Schatz said. ‘Contributions
to the Selkirk College Foundation area
great way to defer the tax on invest
ment income.” Schatz reiterated. his
willingness to discuss the many varied
forms of donating and the tax advan:
tages of gifts to the foundation with

any interested group or individual

Pulpit & Pew

rs
By Rev. BARRY ‘WERNER
Full Gospel Fe lowship

“But I tell you thar, men will have
give account on the day of Judgem
for every. careless word they have
spoken." Matthew 12:35

Jesus tells uy her ¢ that we will have to
every idle, careless, — ds."" We can be
our mouth

Words are

comes

give account for

empty, inoperaive word we have

poken. In the same scripture passage,
is in the heart
This means etc or
despair,

carricrs

told thi at what

out of (he mouth they

we say 5 omething spontancously trite

in an unguarded moment without

thinking, thi at is what is in our heart

This happens sometimes when — image

OMICONE AF gers US

Jesu would use

also teaches us that it's not

shat goes into the mouth that defiles @ Isaw adog

man and makes him unclear but rather
what comes out of the
out of
defilement? What
God has given us a gfeat privilege to
be able to choose our words

and life are in the power of our wor

productive
either produce lite
will
fear, ete. Words are
They carry image

If E were to describe a dog to you, the
in your mind would

cording «to the

big, black dog. I sawa big, black, mean
dog. | saw a big, black, mean and ugly
dog. And soon.

No wonder Satan wants to use the
words we speak to pervert peoples’
thinking. Our like
What you put in comes out

What
mouth? fy. it

mouth
our

Death minds are com.
puters,
You can warp a child’s way of thinking
as well as his or her personality by the

words you constantly speak over them

d by the words of

will
joy, Jesus said,

They
For by your words you
and by your words

hope, peace,

death, will be acquitted,
you will be condemned.”

The first step to bring our words un
der the control of the Holy Spirit iy to
accept Jesus as Savior and Lord of our
Will you confess him as Lord?
Now is the

produce

hange a

descriptive words | lives.

Now is the accepted time

awa bigdog. Psawa day of salvation.

BARNHARDI ~
nhordt
Hospital in Vancouver

BROWN
Calgory, @ boy, born Oct. 15.

CLAY/BARRET!
Borrett of Fruitvale, 0

CULLEN
Rossland, a boy, born Oct. 8

EGGARS
Nelson, a girl, born Oct.

HAYWARD) WATERFIELD
Hayward and Eric Watertield of Nouyer,
a girl, born Oct

HLATKY
@ boy, born Oct
Hospital. longti

LUNAN
Nelson, a girl, born Oct

MacAULAY to
‘MacAulay,

BIRTHS UNGER — lo Dore
fo Seadra and Don Bar
19 at Grace

@ boy, born Oct DEATHS

BILLINGSLEY

in Creston Oct
Billingsley
Clar

To Sue and David Brown of

sister
10 Gino Clay & gd Rey
boy

DAVIES
Rossland died Oct
Misertcordiae Hospital

To Marian and John Cullen of

To Shauna ond Eric Eggars of

end Brian, all of Rossland; one daughter
Radium: six

dchildven end twee Grea'-grendchilsren

He was predeceased by his wite Doris

Donna Baines of

and one grandson
To Judith and Robert Hiathy. :

20 in Trail Regional ~OONALDSON

To Jessie and Dale Lunan of

and his wite Dod: of Hope and Stonley
and his wite Mable of Nelson; five gran
great-grandchildren
brother Al Clark of Sorrento, B.C.; ond
two sisters, Evelyn Adams of Chase and
Margaret Anderson of Robson
predeceased by her parents
Evelyn Clark, and two brothers

ond Ron
10 in Surrey

Kare
@ boy, born Oct
Memorial Hospital

dchildren

tive

POSTNIKOFF
Postnikott of
Sept. 27

To Sheron and Steve
Castlegar boy, born

Clork and Albert Clark
SAUNDERS SIMMONS — To Kelly Soun ¥

ders and Terry Simmons of Nelson, o
girl, born Oct. 21

FOGLIA
Oct. 19. She was 74
TWAN, FOX To Kristina Iwan and and Victoria of
Stephen Fox of Kaslo. a boy. born Oct
23 ‘and brother Antonio

Laycock hosts tea

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch No. 170 held
its fall tea in the Legion Hall Oct. 21
hosted by president Florence Laycock

ajardraw
Winners were

Decorations were on the Halloween

eme with table centrepieces made by :
theme with table centrepieces ma the weather didn’t co

een and Chris Unger of
Wertield, 0 gutl, born Oct-15

Gordon
Billingsley, o former frail resident, died

survived by
Donna Keete of

ar and Keith of frail
Thomas Edward Dovies of

He was 85. Mr

Laura lola Donaldson, a
Nelson resident
at Kootenay Lake District Hospital

Luigio Foglia of
Mrs. Foglia 1s sur
vived by her two daughters

Toronto:
dchildren; two sisters, Anna-and Oxsolo.
all of

draw and guessing how many beans in

Joy Saunders (door
prize), Reamon Le Couffe (jelly beans)
and Gladys Askew (doily)

A great time was had by all even if
operate

numerous nieces and nephews. She was
predeceased by her husband Natole in
' brothers,

Richard

GIANERANCESO Cormela (Mildred)

Glen of

grandchildren and great
grandchildren; and sister Albina (Bessie)
Swedish of Lethbridge. She was
predeceased by her husband Andrea in
1979; son Elio in 1981; daughter Norma
Porcellato in 1987; four sisters, three
brothers ond a half-sister

22 at Mater

Ronald
Edward

SUTHERLAND Mory (Molly)
Sutherland of trail, @ Slocan Valley
native, died at Frail Regional Hospital
Oct. 20. She was 68. Mrs. Sutherland 1s
survived by her husband Donald.
daughters, Donna Smith of Revelstoke
‘and Darlene Wiebe of Surrey; three
sons, Douglas of Meadow Creek. led of
Kaslo and David of Castlegar, step:
daugher Josephine Fox of Burnaby; and
15 grandchildren

died Oct
two

She

She wos
Frank and
Frank

Trail died

ltaly, and

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Gladys Senetza and Joan Blais

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Bake table was served by Belle Gray
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table.

Edna Dodgson and Dorothy Mac
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Pherson
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Kay Bate received the
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3172.
1974 PLYMOUTH Duster

condition, no rust, $1200. 399-4121

MOTORCYCLES 1978 HONDA
$700. 1975 Honda 200, $400. 399-4121
3/85

good running
3/85

550,

Misc. For Sale

FRESH apple juice for sale or will press
your apples. 365-6804 after5p.m. 7/82

Misc, For Sale

Decorate with Class

JUST ARRIVED!

Circle and Diamond Brass Hanging

Planters hold 7” to 11" Flower Pots.

Decorative Pots Available in the

latest colers
NOW AT

e

9-5.30
FLORAL CO.
1125-4th ee, Castlegar 365-5191

Seamless Gutters

4” or 5° Heavy Guage
Painted Aluminum

5-Year Leakproor
Guarantee

UM, on
365-3240

LADIES stretch ski pants, $50; Sun Ice Ski
both size 8; ladies Nordica
size 7 reversible ski

* Silver * Jewellery
* China * Furniture
COME IN AND BROWSE AMONG

“Treasures of the Past”’
Silver ‘Rattle Antiques,

1125-4th St., Castlegar

igcket, size 8-10, $25. Phone alter 5 p.m
365-253; 3/86

'N MONDAY:

CRUSHED road gravel, sand, till, gravel
drain rock and backhoe service. Poul
Legebokolt 365-5699; 359-7926. tin 45,
CONCRETE GRAVEL, $100/load. Top soil
Poul Legebokott. 365-5699 ttn/70

HALLOWEEN SPECIAL
R.B.'s Barber Shop

463 Josephi 2 8.
Nelson

352- 7001
HAIR CUTS

$6.00
SENIORS «95 .00

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FATHER’S DAY

LAWNMOWER
4

HRA214PXC 21-Inch, push
4HP, rear bagging, steel deck

TROWELEX
EQUIPMENT RENTALS

4450 Columbia Avenue. Castlegar
PHONE 365-3315

BOYS ond GIRLS, bicycles for sale.
Needing minor repairs, best offers, 265-
6075,

8000 POUND Warn winch, $650 or we
Call Lloyd. 365-7241 3/86

INSURANCE SERVICE

IN YOUR HOME OR
AT YOUR BUSINESS
For ALL Your insurance
INESS * HOME * RVs
LIFE © BOAT INS. NEEDS, CONTACT
Peter Majesgey
Home 365-5386
Office 364-1285

PETER MAJESGEY &
CURRIERS INSURANCE LTD.
1331 Bay Ave., Trail

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