, 1985

COMMUNITY NEWS

. Paul Robert Travassos,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Travassos of Castlegar, mar-
ried Philia Joyce Arlitt, daw
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
bert Arlitt of Black Creek,
B.C. June 1 in an informal
garden.ceremony.

Rev. Nick Friesen, grand-
father of the bride, perfor-
med: the double ring cere-
mony at the bride's home.

The bride, escorted by her
father, wore a white satin
gown completely draped with
swiss flecked sheer. The
ruffled high neck collar lead
into a sheer yoke laced with
an organza ruffle and was
accompanied with sheer prin-
cess style sleeves.

Gathered at the waist by a
satin cumberbund, the full
length dress flowed. into
three ruffled tiers of organza
beginning just below the
knee to make a full train.

The veil, also made of the
flecked sheer, flowed from a
dainty ‘princess-like crown.

The bride carried a cascade
of red roses trimmed with lily-
of the valley and small white
puffs of sheer.

Tammy Travassos, junior
bridesmaid and sister of the
groom, wore’a sky blue lace
dress with matching white
accessories and carried a
basket of white daisies.

The—flower— girl, _ Jenny
Travassos, also a sister of the

* groom, wore a white taffetta
dress similar to the bride's
and carried a basket of pink
daisies.

-Fatima Travassos, sister of
the groom, carried the bri-
de’s train while wearing a

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MR. AND MRS. PAUL TRAVASSOS
.. . June wedding

white lace dress, red, sash.

and white corsage laced with
red ribbon.

All the dresses, including
the bride’s were sewn by
Maria Travassos, mother of
the groom.

The groom wore a navy
ducktail tuxedo with a red
rose and lily of ‘the valley
boutineer. Randy Arlitt, bro-
ther of the bride, served as
best man and Raili Baum also
served as witness.

The informal reception was
also held at the bride’s home
with Alfred Baum toasting
the bride. After cutting part

.of the three-layer wedding

cake decorated with roses,
the bride slipped into a red
and’ white sailor dress to
conclude the event.

The newlyweds will reside
in Castlegar for the summer
and resume residence in
Victoria to continue their
schooling in September.

Plans finalized
for fall fair

The Robson Women’s In-
stitute held a busy special
meeting at the home of Jean
Lloyd, where all the mem-
bers attended.

Plans were finalized for the __'

Robson fall Fair on Sept. 7 at
Robson Hall. It starts at 10
a.m. and lunch and refresh-
ments will be available. En-
try forms, available at Kel
Print, Johnny's Grocery and
West's Department Store.
Members agreed to hold
monthly craft classes at
Robson Church Hall every
fourth Wednesday evening of

the month starting in Sep-
tember. Information on these
sessions can be obtained from
any WI member or. by
phoning Ivy at 365-5371.
The Robson WI will again
sponsor the craft fair Nov. 29
and 30 in the Robson Hall.

To reserve tables call
Marian at 5-5772. More -infor-
mation can be obtained from
any WI member.

This fall members will be
distributing a book entitled
Fighting Back, containing
information on drug and
alcohol abuse.

Local couple

married in

United Church

Karen Louise Grunerud
and George Robert . (Bob)
Gretchen of Castlegar were

‘married in a double ring cer-

emony May 11 in the Castle-
gar United Church.

The bride is the only
daughter of Ellwood and
Gerry Grunerud and the
groom is the only son of Julia
Gretchen. e

Rev. Ted Bristow per-
formed the ceremony ‘in
which the vows were written
by the bride and groom.

~Lori Tomlin, a niece of the
groom, read the Russian
psalm, Be Devout.

Rudy Baff was the organist
and played Jesus, Joy of
Man's Desiring during the-
signing of the register, and
the Wedding March as the

couple exited as husband and ~

wife.

The church was decorated
with two white basket: ar-
rangements of white gladio-
las, pink and burgundy roses,
and greenery tied with a
large pink ribbon.

Given in marriage by her

-father, the bride entered the

church as the Bridal Chorus

-was played.

She was beautiful in her
mother's wedding dress

-which was a floor-length

gown of white satin with full
hoop skirt over which was an
overskirt of net featuring

scalloped- insets-of-cbantilly. —?

lace.

A bolero jacket with lily-
point sleeves and Peter Pan
collar trimmed with sequins
and seed pearls complement-
ed the dress.

An added touch was a
cathedral-length train, made
by the bride and her mother,
of chantilly lace and net
trimmed with lace to match
the gown.

Completing the bridal en-
semble was her mother's
finger tip veil of illusion net,
held in place by a tiara~ of
imitation flowers and seed
pearls made by the bride.

For her jewelry, the bride
wore pearl. and diamond
earrings, a gift from the
groom, ‘and her_ paternal
grandmother's white gold

-wedding band, which she

wore on her right hand.

She carried a cascading
bouquet of pink and~ bur-
gundy roses, accented with
white sweetheart roses, ivy
and baby’s breath,

Following tradition, some-
thing old was the bride's
mother’s dress, something
new was her train, something
borrowed was her .mother's
shoes and something blue
was her grandmother's
hanky, worn overlapping her
garter of pink satin ribbon
and lace, ‘which, the bride
made herself. —

Matron. of honor Joyce
Aker, a friend of the bride
from Creston, and _brides-
maid Maryanne Grunerud of
Castlegar, sister-in-law of the
bride, wore ~identical full-
length pastel pink gowns.

The blouson cape-like bod-
ice was designed with a sheer
overlay that gathered at the
shoulders and tried at the
waist.

Both attendants wore cres-
cents of pink flowers in their
hair and fingerless "lace
gloves which matched the
bride's train lace, and carried
small bouquets, similar to the
bride's, which were enhanced
with a pink tulle: eee

Emma. Davis, neighbor of
the bride, was flower girl and
wore a pink dotted Swiss
gown trimmed with lace. The
gown was d by the

MR. AND MRS. BOB GRETCHEN

the bride, which matched the
flower girl's dress and was
adorned with two white rib-
bons securing the two gold
rings.

Terry Makaroff, a friend of
the groom from Sparwood,
was best man. Ed Argatoff of.
Shoreacres was groomsman,
and assisting in ushering
duties was the bride's oldest
brother, Cal Grunerud of
Castlegar.

‘The groom, the best man
and the groomsman all wore
identical grey tuxedos with

g tip collars and ascot
ties.

The groom's boutonniere
was a white carnation with a~
pink sweetheart rose in the
centre.-The_ groomsmen and
ringbearer wore pink sweet"
heart rose boutonnieres.

The reception was held at

_ double ring ceremony

Castlegar's Fireside Inn,
which was decorated with
pink and white streamers,
bells and flowers. Pink and
white carnations decorated
the tables. “~

The wedding .cake was
three-tiers of friendship cake,
made by the bride’s mother
and decorated by the groom's
aunt, Shirley Gretchen.

The cake was decorated
with light -and dark pink
roses in cascades, with liq-
ueur glasses separating the
tiers and bells accenting the
glasses. It was topped with a
bridal copule under an arch-
way.

Jim Lamont of Castlegar
was master of ceremonies,
with the bride’s brother Cal

proposing-the. toast..to_ the

bride.
The reception was followed

bride and sewn by the
bride's mother. _

She carried a wicker bas-
ket of pink and burgundy
roses tied with a pink ribbon.
In her hair she wore two lace
barrettes made by the bride.

Craig Davis was ringbear-
er. He wore a pastel shirt and
matching grey vest, pants
and bowtie, all of which were
made by the bride’s mother.
He carried a pillow, made by

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College garduate
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Curt Nixon, a 1985 grad-
uate of Selkirk College's For-
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awarded this year’s Southern
Interior Silviculture Scholar-

ship award.

The scholarship anda $500
cash prize was awarded at
the committee's three-day
seminar held recently in the
Okanagan.

by a dance with music by
Amber.

For her going away outfit,
the bride chose a rose-col-
lored two-piece skirt and
blouse with a bustle, a felt
rose picture hat, white
pumps and fingerless’ lace
gloves which she made her-
self. .

Out of town guests .at-
tended from Maidstone,
Sask., Vancouver, Vernon,
‘Quesnel, Creston and Spar-

e newlyweds spent their
neymoon travelling to
Banff, Lake Louise and Jas-
per and are making their
home in Shoreacres.

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Castlegar Pharmasave

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3760
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20.8 Ph. 365-5066. 3/60

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FAMILY. HOME, attractively
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BDRM. HOUSE on large lot. ‘Ges
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Castlegar

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