CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 1, 1961

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‘The solemnity of the Sacrament | FA
of Holy Eucharist. was celebrated |
Sunday for 74 First Communicants -

in St, Rita’s Church, “

At the outset of the day, the]
young group were led in procession
by Margaret McCauley and Eliza-
beth Kaufman, The junior choir
sang appropriate hymns,

Following. the ‘early service
breakfast was served for the child-
ren at the Marlane Hotel. Conven-
ing were Mrs, H. Newel, Mrs. A. H.
Hominiuk, Mrs. W, Fields and Mrs.
R. Paul, Serving were Audrey Ber-
tarlone, Ann McLean and Peggy
Newel.

In the evening a May crowning |

of the Blessed Virgin took’ place.
Miss Audrey Bertarione, president
of the Senior Sodality of Mary, was
the May Queen, attired in a robe
of royal blue accented with a gold
crown, Her train bearers were Deb-
bie Rust and Cathy Mulyk. Kathy
Fields was the crown bearer.

‘The queen was led by the Firat
Communicants, continuing in pro-
cession were the Junior Sodality.

Forming a guard of honor were
senior members of the Sodality, the
Misses. Dianne Soberlak;' Sandra
‘Vaessen, Peggy Newel, Evelyn -Rod-

‘gers, Atlane Archambault, Ann Mc_

Lean, Noreen Hendricks, Nicole
Kaufman and. Sharon Batting,
Following the: crowning. Rev.
Father E. Brophy enroled each First
Conimunicant into thé ‘scapular and
presented each’ with ‘a gift of'a ro.
sary ahd prayer book. The ‘occasion
ended with-benediction,

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ROSE BALL
Kinnaird Improvement Hall
June 9 Dancing 9.20 to 1.30
Crown Queen at 11.00 o'clock

Free Corsages for Ladies
Orchestra - Men of Note

STRAWBERRY TEA
and Bake Sale at Home of
K. Spence, 221, 7th Ave.
Kinnaird, Wed. June 21
Kinaird United Church
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Sather-Selvig Wedding

Kinnaird and North Surrey
shared interest on May 19 when
Bonja Elna’ Selvig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Gunnar Selvig of Kin-
naird, became the bride of Norman

Enut Sather, son.of Mr. and Mrs,

Peter Sather of North Surrey, B.C.

The wedding took place in the
Trinity Lutheran Church at North
Surrey with Pastor J. B, Haave of-
fictating.

Given in marzlage by her fa-
ther, the bride wore s gown of ny-
lon organza over taffeta with full-
length skirt appliqued with satin
and sequins, The bodice was of lace
sequins and pearls with wide pic-
ture frame collar, elbow-length veil
with sequin trim. Her crown was
of pearls and sequins,

She carried a bouquet of ‘yellow
roses, yellow carnations and aste-
phanotis,

Attendants of the bride were
the bride’s sister, Miss Shirley Sel-
vig, and a cousin of the groom,
Miss Jane Leander. Both atten-
dants wore gowns of polished white
cotton with turquoise coin dots,
turquoise headpieces with white
veils, They carried colonial bouquets
of yellow carnations and roses.

The best men were Mr, Law-
rence Haave and Mr. Paul Swen-
numson and the ushers were: Brian
Lande and Mr. Donald Hendrickson.
Music was played by Mrs. J. B.
Haave.

For the reception, held at Mt.

fon Lutheran Church in New
‘Westminster, the mother of the
bride chose’ a yellow ensemble with
hite accessories and 4 corsage of
ink roses, while the groom's mo-
ther. chose 2 navy-and-white en-
semble with a corsage of pink roses.

many telegrams were read from
Port Hope, Ont., and Pirnce Ru-

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‘The young couple will realde in
Castlegar in September where the
groom has ‘accepted a ‘teaching
position et the high school.

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