Castlegar News June 15, 1986

Molz passes
away

Adolph Molz of Castlegar
passed away June 10 at
Mount St. Francis Hospital at
the age of 87.

Funeral service was held
Friday at the Castlegar Fu-
neral Chapel with Rev. Ted
Bristow officiating. Burial
was in Park Memorial Cem-
etery

Mr. Molz was born May 2,
1899 at Allmondshofen, Ger.
many and came to Canada in
1927. He began working his
way west by taking a job on

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the railroad.

In 1929 re settled in Rena-
ta and worked as a logger
and farmer until B.C. Hydro
bought the land to build the
Keenleyside Dam.

It was in the 1950s that he
moved into Castlegar. He is
survived by relatives in Ger-
many and many friends here
in Castlegar.

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral

Chapel.

Castlegar
Hospice Society
Annual
General Meeting
7:30 p.m. — Monday, June 16

participate in the service, the day's events were off toa
joyous beginning.

Organist was the bride's uncle, George Bourchier of
Rossland. To the strains of Purcell’s Trumpet Voluntary
in D the bride, wearing the cream satin wedding gown
worn by her grandmother, the late Tannis 8. Killough
over half a century earlier, entered the church on the arm
of her grandfather, Joseph Killough of Castlegar.

The veil, of softly cascading ivory-colored lace, had
been worn by the groom's mother, Jocelyn Fisher, and
had been in her family for years.

Attending the bride was Leslie Downing of Trail,
wearing a burgundy satin-taffeta gown; both carried
bouquets of small pink roses.

The groom wore a charcoal tuxedo with dusky rose
cummerbund. Best man was Don Irvine, with ushers,
John Fisher and Mike Flesher, all of Vancouver.

During the service, sisters of the bride and groom
read portions of the service. Delia and Siobhan Downing
sang Up_ Where We Belong, with piano and guitar

Pp by George Bi and Paul

Fisher.

Following the service, all drove down to the Kettle
River, where amid sunshine and cheers the bride and
bridesmaid were gallantly lifted into two Voyageur
canoes for the trip to Midway, 16 kilometres downstream.

For this event the groom, an Olympic gold medalist
in kayaking, sat back sipping champagne with his bride,
while his former Olympic partner, Alwynn Morris, and 10
to 12 other paddlers in each canoe skilfully sped each
craft through the swift water of the Kettle.

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canoes swept below the bridge then swung perfectly into
the sandy shore.

At the reception which followed grace was sung by
members of Para Killough family, and the three-tiered
cake, d by great it of the bride,

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COUPLE WED IN
KETTLE VALLEY

More than 100 friends and relatives gathered from as
far away as Australia to help celebrate the May 17
marriage of Hillary Tannis Downing and Hugh Steven
Fisher. :

The double-ring ceremony took place in the historic
St. Mary's Anglican Church in Kettle Valley.

With the sun streaming through the old stained glass
windows, the well-wishers filling the church, and Arch
deacon Alan Jackson of Vancouver inviting everyone to

Helen Dunlop of Was ceremonially cut.

Alwynn Morris, the lively master of ceremonies,
introduced many out-of-town guests, the most distant
being the groom's uncle, Graham Moir; and brother, Paul
Fisher, both from Australia.

Alwynn Morris himself, a resident of Caughnawaga,
Quebec, had flown up from training camp in Florida to be
present.

The newlyweds returned to the coast Monday,
where the groom is employed between university
semesters organizing clubs and coaching teams of young
people across the province in flatwater racing and the
bride, a native of Castlegar, as reporter for the Ridge-
Meadow Times newspaper in Maple Ridge.

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Ministers discuss SunFest

The Castlegar Ministerial
Association met Tuesday at
the Church of God with nine
ministers present.

Pastor Ira Johnson gave a
devotional from Gal. 2:15-21

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Pastor Johnson closed with
the statement: “We try to
live the Christian life without
really totally surrendering to
Christ.”

Discussion started right
away about SunFest and a
decision was made as to what
part the ministeral is playing
within this summer's festivi
ties.

After the old business,
reading of the minutes and
the financial report, guest
speaker Gary Pearson ar
rived to find out the minister.
ial decision about SunFest.

Pearson stated that he
would let the ministerial
know when and where it
would have the special acti-
vity. Other items were dis
cussed.

In new business, a card
was sent around for all to

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sign. This will be sent to
Terry Defoe who has left
Castlegar to pastor in the
Vancouver area.

Other items were covered
including a number of letters,
and the election of a presi
dent for the ministerial.
Elected to office was Rev.
Ted Bristow.

Last on the agenda was an

acknowledgement of another
pastor who is leaving this
area: Tom Mulder. Motion of

that God hasJaid before him.

Rev. Charies Balfour
closed the meeting in prayer.
This will be the last meeting
until September.

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DEATHS
AMBROSE—Doris Ambrose of
Costlegar died June 6 ot oge 75,
She le survived by her husband
ers Anne Slugoski
airha Flon, Mon. and irene Renz

PISAPIO — Ludovica Pisapio
formerly of Trail, died June 7 in

Mary of
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cousins in Treil

TOBIASSON Simund
Tobiosson of Trail died June 4 of
ter a briet illness at age 82. He is
survived by his wite Florence:
brother Ker! of Redding. Calif
and o in

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month-old doughter of Jett and
Marilyn Zak of North Vancouver,

of Nelson, died

end Loretta Perich:
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Helen MaecAviay ond Joseph
Zok; and 12 aunts and uncles

Salikins a aS ot Te
celebrate 50th
anniversary

Approximately “65 friends
and relatives celebrated May
18 in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
George Salikin's golden wed-
ding anniversary.

After a buffet supper,
Irene Evdokimoff presented
a slide show highlighting the
couple's 50 years of marriage.

Other entertainment dur-
ing the evening included a
Russian song performed by
Peter Evdokimoff with sons
David and Daniel, and Rus-
sian and English songs by
David and Daniel Evdokimoff
and Kathleen Salikin.

Joe Salikin played guitar
and sang songs including The
Anniversary Waltz.

Master of ceremonies for
the evening was Stan Salikin.
Gifts, including china, a bar-
ometer and anniversary
clock, were presented at the
end of the evening by Donna
and Lois Salikin. Gifts were

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and Windsor.

The anniversary cake was
decorated with a dove, which
was also the original design
on the wedding cake 50 years

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Lieutenant Governor of B.C.
Bob Rogers, Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney and wife
Mila, and Premier Bill Ben-
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also received from family in
Edmonton, Vancouver,
Windsor and Toronto.

Out-of-town guests joined
the celebration from Van-
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Kimberley.

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