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Castlégar News June 14, 1987

COMMUNITY NEWS

CORRECTION Keith Holuboff of Vancou-

ver, son of Louie and Helen
Holuboff of Robson, and Bar.
bara Ellen Dow of Vancou
ver, daughter of Marilyn
Dow and Dr. Pierre Dow,
both of Vancouver, were
united in marriage April 25 in
Robson.

The wedding, a candlelight
ceremony service, was held
at the Robson Community
Memorial Church.

The chureh was decorated
with satin bows and blue
forget-me-nots on each of the
pews. On either side of the
altar were two candelbra
which were lit just before the
bride made her walk down
the aisle. The candelabra
themselves were adorned
with fresh, cream roses and
royal blue .cornflowers and
satin bows. Rev. Ted Bristow
officiated.

The bride,

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Johann Pachelbel’s Canon,
wore a cocktail length, pale
pink, silk dress with a metal-
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by Vancouver fashion design-
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Her hair was tied by a
large channel bow made of
the same fabric as the dress.
The bride also carried a
presentation bouquet of pale
pink roses and baby’s breath
and she wore pink pear! ear-
rings, a gift from the groom.

The bride's friend, Louella
Gerla of Vancouver, was
maid of honor. She wore a
royal blue, cocktail-length
dress, similar to the bride's.

The groom wore a charcoal
grey, mohair suit and sported
a pink rose boutonniere on
his lapel.

The groom's brother, Kent
Holuboff of Robson, was best
man. He too wore a charcoal
grey suit with a cream-
colored rose boutonniere on.
his lapel.

Jon of V:

ated with white and blue
streamers, bells and forget-
me-nots,

-On the pastry table were
royal blue, long stem candy

The wedding cake, which
was~ made by the bride's
mother and decorated by
the groom's, was adorned
with white satin roses, white
satin bows and strands of
pearls. Four large, white, silk
roses and additional blue
forget-me-nots ornamented
the top.

The bride’s brother, Bruce

was usher.

Rings were exchanged dur-
ing the ceremony and the
register was signed at the
church.

Immediately after the
ceremony, the wedding party
moved to a cocktail-style re-
ception at the Fireside Inn.
The banquet room was decor

Dow of V , Was mas-
ter of ceremonies. He also
gave the traditional toast to
the bride.

After a honeymoon to
Arizona, a second reception
was held for the couple at
Hycroft mansion in Vancou-
ver.

The couple is residing in
Vancouver.

ple weds in Robson

MR. AND MRS. KEITH HOLUBOFF
. residing in Vancouver

Photo by Doug Felimon

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By Rev. GLEN BACKUS
St. Peter Lutheran Church
A PURSUING GOD

Approximately 90 years
ago, a Roman Catholic maga-
zine in England published a
poem by an unknown poet
who only two years before
had been a drunken, desti
tute drug addict. His name
was Francis Thompson, and
he called his poem “The
Hound of Heaven.”

As a youth Thompson had
been brought up in a religi-
ous home. He studied for
the priesthood, then for
medicine, each time failing
because of 4 lack of interest.
But Thompson had a love for
narcotics which all but des.
troyed him.

As a young man he lost
himself in London where he
picked up different odd jobs
such as blacking boots, sell
ing matches, holding horses
anything for enough
money to buy a “fix.”

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But Thompson loved po
etry and tried his hand at
writing a few poems. He sent
some to Wilfred Meynell, an
editor and publisher, who
was so impressed that he and
his wife were determined to
find this new genius. And
find him they did “more rag.
ged and inkempt than the
average beggar” according to
their description.

Thompson came to realize
that though he had secluded
himself from men and fled to
the uttermost bounds of
loneliness, he could not es.
cape the pursuing love of
God. His heart's testimony
from his most famous poem
reads this way:

“T fled him down the nights
and down the days,

I fled him down the arches
of the years,

I fled him down the arches
of the years,

I fled him down the laby
rinthian ways

Of my own mind, and in the
midst of tears

I hid from him an under.
running laughter

From thoge strong feet
that followed, followed af.
ter.”

Thompson could not sin in
peace and neither can any of
the rest of us. Even as God
pursued him, so He pursues
us passionately determined
to rescue our souls.

Some years ago Malcolm
Muggeridge, who had been
an agnostic for many years
before his conversion, wrote

an article which began with
the words: “Is there a God?
Well, is there? I myself,
should be very happy to
answer in the emphatic nega-
tive. I have never wanted a
God. I have never needed a
God. I have never feared a
God, nor have I ever felt
under the necessity of invent
ing one.”

Yet God pursued Mugger-
idge, and succeeded in nab-
bing him.

The pursuit of God took on
a very special dimension
when He became incarnate
and lived among us in the
person of Jesus Christ. To-
day, He continues to pursue
us by Hi#Hély Spirit through
His Gospel of free forgive-
ness and life in Christ.

Rec Society meets

The Robson Recreation
Society held a directors’
meeting June 4 when plans
were finalized for the June 21
Father's Day Fishing Derby
and Spaghetti Dinner.

The derby is designed for
family fishing. It is restricted
to shore fishing only from the
Castlegar-Robson ferry to
the Hugh Keenleyside Dam,
on the Robson side of the
Columbia River. Fishing may
start at sunup, with weigh
ins at the Robson Hall from
1-4:30 p.m. All varieties of
fish are eligible for prizes.

Immediately following the
derby will be the Father's
Day spaghetti dinner, fea
turing a menu of spaghetti
and sauce, bun, meatballs,
potatoes, salad, dessert and
coffee. All cooking will be
done by members of Robson
Rec. and the dinner will be

Robson Hall

Robson Recreation will
also host a bingo July 21 in
the Robson Hall

In August Robson Recre
ation will host a Robson Day
Family Picnic in Pass Creek
Park.

Directors are presently
selling raffle tickets for a
portable gas barbecue and
propane tank and two deck
chairs. The draw will be held

MR. AND MRS. PETER ANGLE
. spring wedding in Kelowna
Exquire Studios photo

COUPiE
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IN CALIFORNIA

Peter Douglas Angle, son of Lois Serwa and John
Angle, both of Kelowna, and Mary Ann Rezansoff,
daughter of Nellie Rezansoff of Kelowna, were united in
marriage on May 23 at St. Paul's United Church in
Kelowna.

Rev. Albert Baldeo officiated the ceremony while the
bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Ed
Sallis of Castlegar.

The bride wore a full-length mermaid-style gown of
white satin with a lace overlay, sequins and beads, long
sleeves and a high neckline.

She also wore a halostyle headdress with a
full-length veil in the back and a short veil in front.

Her bouquet was fuchsia daisies with small pink
carnations and stephanotis and fuchsia tooling.

Angelina Mae Kootnikoff of Kelowna was maid of
honor while the bridesmaids were Karen Sherst of
Vancouver and Jennifer Sallis of Castlegar. Susan Angle
of Kelowna lit the candles.

The attendants’ wore cocktail-length fuchsia satin
dresses with lace overlay, short lace sleeves and satin
sashes with bows on one side. Their bouquets were
similar to the bride's.

The best man was Tim Buckley of Castlegar while
the ushers were Gary Swabey, David Angle and Tony
Blue, all of Kelowna.

The reception, held at the Lodge Motor Inn in
Kelowna, was decorated with helium balloons in bud
vases with pink carnations.

The wedding cake was an all white, three tier cake
adorned with fuchsia roses and a double heart top pierced
with an arrow.

The master of ceremonies at the reception was Tony
Blue while Lawrence Halisheff of Castlegar toasted the
bride.

The couple honeymooned in California and are now
residing in Kelowna.

on June 21, in conjur
with the Father's Day spagh.
etti dinner.

Homes receive
federal grants

By CasNews Staff
Three West Kootenay se
nior citizen homes, including
one in Castlegar, have re-

ceived federal grants.
Castlegar’s Rosewood Ma
nor received $1,054, the Hal
cyon Home New Horizons
group in Nakusp was granted
$2,372 and Trail's Kiro Manor

The three West Kootenay
senior citizens homes were
among 188 across the country
who received grants under
the New Horizons program
and approved by Health and
Welfare Minister Jake Epp.

Former resident
passes away

Former Winlaw resident
William T. Kanigan of Cal.
gary, passed away June 9 at
the age of 84.

until moving to Appledale in
1951.

While in Appledale he
worked in various sawmills
and in the woods. He moved
to Calgary in the late 1970s.
He enjoyed visiting with
friends.

Mr. Kanigan is survived by
numerous nieces, nephews
and cousins.

Funeral services were held
at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel on Thursday and Fri
day with burial in the Perry
Siding Cemetery

In all, 18,811 seniors will Mr. Kanigan was born Oct.
benefit fromthe grants with 5, 1902 at Arran, Sask. He
the total of $775,230 going to grew up and farmed in the

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral Chap-

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