CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 16, 1965

“Wedding Vows ‘Exchanged _

{ ‘The Castlegar United Church
recently: was the scene of a pret-
ty double-ring wedding corona:
ny. which united in marriage
Jen ‘Hannah Zaitsofé, eee:

: of Mr. and Mrs, Paul ‘Sheloff
of Grand Forks, and ‘Richard
Francls McLeod, son of Mrs.
John 1 Danlop of Castlegar.

v. F. H, Willey officiated
at oo late afternoon services,
for which baskets of yellow dis-
bud ‘and white fantasy ‘mums
mingled with sprays oft boxwood
greenery were ‘the main’ floral
decorations. Pew markers were
tiny white lace-paper'doilies cen:

tered ' with sprays of lily of the|'

valley and’ mauve ribbon bows,

The bride, given’ in mar-
riage by her father, was lovely
in ivory. lace over satin styled

in an afternoon length gown |g

mith nanny overskirt ‘and long

it sleeven. (Her chapel
va POE illusion. net was held in
‘Place by a tiara of seed pearls
and her bouquet of red roses and

ivy was complimented by a bow |,

‘of white | satin.

‘The three bridal attendants
were. gowned
dresses of
imauve taffeta, in a style similar
to the bride’s' dress but, having

cap ‘sleeves. Headdresses were | imme

of shoulder length mauve ny-
‘lon -net' gathered gracefully to
a sa mnallve ribbon’. bow at the
wn. Their: bouquets were or-
“chida and white baby mums with
: Sprays of ‘ivy leaves.:
: Matron of honor was the
:bride’s sister, Mrs..Sonny Strom
of Grand Forks and bridesmat-
rons were her cousins, Mrs. A.|
s Lenedote of Grand Forks and
F. Podovelnikoff of ‘Valli-

: “The dresses: worn, by. the

‘bride and her attendarits : were

‘created by the bride’s aunt, Mrs,
Rilkoff....

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PUBLIC NOTICE ©

Ringbear ‘Master Wil-
lie. Zaitsoff,’ the brides, “little

son, who carried: a:white satin | :

ety on Which, the rings rest-
e
Best man was Ron Lightle
of: Castlegar ‘and ushers were
Dick. Dunlop, brother. of the
groom'and George Sheloff, bro,,
ther of the bride.
Soloist’ was Mrs, Gordon
Read, cousin ‘of the groom. Mrs.
Read’ sang the Wedding Prayer
and ‘was’ accompanied by .Mrs.

Robson ‘Evening, Group. Socal’!
Evening, Sept. 93! Church. Halt. |
8 ‘and’ Enter-

tel Dining’ Room, Castlegar, 6.80
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25. For ine
formation and reservation please
phone . M pair 365-6596
before Sept. 21, .

MoKay School of Dance Com-,

ymences Sept. 21. Ballet, Tap,’
Modern Jazz and keep fit class-
es, Ph, 385-7555;

; Genelle United Church Laden

~ Legion pate
Castlegar. Sept. 18, 9 a.m. Do-
huts, coffee. Welcome,

: Reserve Thursday, - Oct, 21 for
Coffee Party: held by Women's
: obson,

ows
dinner meeting, City Centre’ Mo- ("

talnment. Come and ‘meet your *
neighbor, -7¥ on ‘
Remember >

Hospital WA rummage e sale, Sent,

25. Any contributions will _be-
picked ; up’ by phoning 365-8115

Lady Golfers” :
Corby Trophy ‘gournament to be. .
played. Sunday Sept:.26. Tee of!
time 9 am.. Entries must. be
posted by.'Sept. 24. ;Tombstone ~
Tournament! postponed to” Sept.
a,
ae pe Hedy

ssor-Robyon., - Minor “Base
ane “Resoclation: meeting Wed. ~
Sept. 22 at_8.p.m. Marlane Base-

é Re
Memorial . Church,

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-| white accessories and white
denia corsage.

:| nagan points and to Banff,“Koo-

‘|: |the’ bride. changed to -a” suit

“| Peggy, Linda and
: of Tr: il.

seman

BE et

M. ‘Peachey; organist. .

A-reception was held in: the
‘Twin Rivers hall’ following the
ceremony. The hall was jtaste-
fully . decorated -in. the mauve
and white color theme through:
out, crepe paper. streamers ,be-
ing. used to: form ‘a lattice. ef-.
fect at the: front’ of the hall;
while white bells and evergreens
were used at windows and door
ways, creating a us estive atmos-
Pp) lough, :aunt

io. the
plain white: background. Tattice "
work hearts. of white icing -en-

layer: and. werent also.: placed:
layer. which was
adorned by .a tin; bridal: cou-
ple:.under : ,an are!
s. The. full.lace.skirt. onthe.
inture bride spread out: to
cover ‘the: entire ‘surface: o| fhe
top Jayer. The cake rested ‘on
nylon ‘tull

laced Pale. peach
rosebuds., A‘stlver carving

mauve: ribbon ::bow;
used by the young couple

the wedding cake...

-Placed at: each side ‘of the:
cake. were’ -floral- arrangements’
of. white :gladioly‘and."mauve’
Suayeentheriians cen centered with

‘Tiny: white ‘flower taskets.
wit flo.

=the places‘ it
ad table. The baskets were
the’ handiwdtk > of: the *groom’s
sister,. Miss: P.'. McLeod. i
‘' Master of: ceremonies was
Mr,’ S.. Strom! of:,Grand .-Forks;
who: read congratulatory tele.
grams ‘received: from ‘Albany,
California, Victoria and Calgary.
,Grace was_said: by- Mr. -Wil-
leyand -the toast: to "the bride
was made by. Nick Keraiff (Bud-|§
dy. Marr)... Ron Lightle. propos:

er. ‘daughter’ %
Sheloff chose ‘ai

lace.. over ‘satin,
cessories. : Her corsage - was a
pink gardenia.

>) Mother: of. the. groom, Mrs.
Dunlop, wore'a gold:and brown

and brown “whimsy”. hat, .with
Leaving for the’: weddin; ing
‘trip’ which’ Fook ther to Oka-

tenay and Yoho “National Parks
via, the Rogers:.Pass highway,

tof. suit. of - light ‘navy>. double
knit wool, with. which she wore
white accessories: ind; a corsage

Tos
‘Among: out, of: town guests
Me ‘J, Auer ‘of Cailfornia,
a i'M. Ab di

Dunlop
and. Mr.: ae Mrs.‘ Gordon ‘Read.

ail.
Mr.

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and: Me
: residing an Castlegar,

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community that will ‘dle sae :

the Arrow’ dam regervolr.:

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In'a foreward to the book:

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: the years inted, Ordeal by Fire, Ordeal by;
(1965: The. differ-| Water — are ‘reported Upon’ ‘as
‘ate also men-| well as personal ‘ordeals’ such

+ Bene the! difficulties: experie: need |

in’ obtaining: medical
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“Castlegar RCMP report that |"

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Makayev and seven nephev a

G. Furano; construction worker |.”

“at the..dam ‘site, had’ started |*

) his car‘and pulled away from:the
side - of .the-:road: when.
- jumped ‘onto: the ‘hood. Furano
automatically." slammed: on ‘the
: "girl. fell: off.
‘The taken “to.
tlegar Hospital: at approxim:
+5.45 a.m. Sunday, and, police are
still investigatin, “accident:

“to determine the “time it ‘had ating

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ditch digger as. well‘as the: fin-,
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‘k- | Bert ‘Herridge can: be’ defeated.
He's lived.:on_a:: protest: vote.

‘This‘is no minor? ‘game;’ it's. the ¢
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