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- Blueberry Creek Couple Wed

At an altar adorned with
baskets of red gladioli and
white carnations, Rev. Richard
Klein performed. the marriage
rites on Sept. 7 in St, Peter's
Lutheran Church in Castlegar,
uniting Elsie Cornelia Annie
Rohn and Richard John Swit-
zer.

The bride is the daughter.
of Mr. and Mrs, John Rohn and
the ‘groom the son of Mr. and _
Mrs.’ Robert Switzer. Both |
families are of Blueberry
Creek..

Organist Mrs. Maryellen
Hunchak played “Why Me,
Lord” for the processional and
“Somewhere My. Love” during
the signing of the register.

Given in marriage’ by ‘her
parents, the bride chose a gown
of rose design petit point lace
over bridal taffeta, trimmed
insilk organza and looped lace.
The dress, which featured a

cathedral-length traion, was.
i

styled with a semi-Em

waistline and had rae frill
trim around the high ‘Victorian
neckline and around the edges

- of the long: fitted’ sleeves.

‘A halo style headdress of
three satin roses and: tiny

., Mowers on each side secured a‘
~ three-tier’ elbow-length veil “of.
silk:illusion edged with silk,

embroidery. ‘
“The bride carried a spol

wore an attractive floor-length
gown of blue and pink flowered
chiffon with long sleeves and

» high neckline.

ids, Mrs. San-

and groom ander a an archivay of
blue and white flowers,’

The bride's mother helped
to receive the guests wearing a

As

dra Rohn of Castlegar, sister-in-
law of the bride, and Miss
Leslie Switzer. of Blueberry
Creek, sister of the groom,
wore identical’ blue formal
gowns, styled with Empire

and fe ting.low

quet: of red
and white miniature carnations
with‘ green ‘ribbons on'each
side, and‘ she wore as an
accessory the groom's gift of a
heart-shaped: gold necklace
with a diamond centre. °

For the’ traditional “some: _
thing old”, she carried a hand-
kerchief from Holland-which
had been embroidered by. her:
late grandmother; : “Something
borrowed” was a.pair of silver, ,
earrings and “something blue”,
a blue} garter. !

Maid-of-honor was Miss

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necklines| and: short puffy

sleeves. White gloves com-

pleted their ‘ensembles. Fi
y ‘All the bridal’ attendants

wore miniature blue flowers in

their hair and carried bouquets

of blue and white carnations set *
in white doilies and tied with

blue streamers.

Completing the wedding
party were the best man, Mr.
» Robert Rohn of Castlegar and
ushers, Mr. Edward ‘Rohn’ of
Trail and Pater. Pebbles of
Robson.

For the wedding reception,

i ‘the Royal Canadian Legion Hall:

vas ‘decorated: with ‘blue and

hite!’ wedding bells: “and

streamers,” The four-tier | wed-
ig, cake, centering’ the ‘lace--

shards
stella’ Ball." A delicate enced
of blu

: Funeral services were held®

‘Monday, for. Lydia‘Katherine~
Harrison, 16, of, ‘Castlegar. who .

: died last ‘Thursday in Trail
Regional Hospital. °

iMrss ison; was born: .

two-piece: blue and ‘white ;For-
trel ‘suit, white) shoes: with
matching ‘purse‘and | a’ corsage
of red. sweetheart’ roses... The
groom's mother was attired ina
floor-length gown of ‘pink ‘and
white Fortrel with'a matching
corsage of. ‘miniature carna-
tions.

Grace. was, said by Rev.
Klein, and Mr. Hubert Hunchak
of: Castlegar:'as master’ of
ceremonies proposing a toast to
the bride. °

A dance followed ‘the re-

“eeption, with music supplied by

Don and:Val Belanger.
‘+ Prior, to) leavin;
moneymoon trip, to: Banff’ and
Jasper, the bride changed into

;,& plaid: two-piece ‘suit’ in ‘pink,

with white shoes as accent.:A
forsage of a double ‘white:
carnation tied with ‘silver rib-
bon, completed her ensemble.
* Guesta: attended: from
Thunder, Bay, Ont.,:Quesnel,
Parsons, Canyon,’ ‘Rosalan

- Nelson, Rosedale, Grand Forks, i
Clearbrook, : Abbotsford, |; var.

fous points of Alberta, as‘ well’
as. Soslegety Robson and Blue-
be:

Funeral Services. Held Monday
For Lydia Katherine Harrison ©

District Senior Ciize Assoct! ;

i She is Survived’ by: her:
husband, Sam; two ‘sons, four:

daughters, 2 20 grandchildren, 12

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(0 May 8, 1899, at Chippawa Falls,:

Wis... where’ she received. her.
* education, She moved to Mani-
‘toba in 1918 then to Saskatche-
Si wan, coming to Trail-in 1942,
She resided in the "Trail
_sarea’ until the past. few. years
when Castlegar. was her home.
‘Mrs, Harrison was a mem-
ber’ ‘of ‘the Castlegar | wand

of Grand Forks

Mrs. Jean Ramsden Doek-
steader, 54, ‘of. Grand Forks,

nesday of last week. Funeral

Grand Forks,

* 19,1920, Mrs. Docksteader
came to Grand Forks with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Wodd (nee Ethel Pennoyer) as
a child where she received her

life.

sons, Rick of Burlington, Ont.,
Bob and Doug, both of Grand

died at her residence on Wed: °

© service was held Saturday from, ;
Hammond Funeral Chapel i ins:

. Born at’Acton, Ont:, May:

education and remained all her.

She is survived by ‘three .

ters and one ‘brother.

Capt. ‘J.T. Phelan of the.:,

Salvation Army officiated at,

the service Monday which was’:
«held/ in the chapel of the
Castlegar’ Funeral Home. Cre-\;

: mation followed.

In ‘lieu of flowers, dona-,
tions may. be- made to the:
Salvation Army: in, Trail.

Mn. Jean Ramsden Docksteader,

Dies at Age 54.

Forks; one daughter, Mrs. Bill!
(Wendi) Danshin of Vancouve:
three grandchildren; one bi
ther, Hugo Wood of Castlegar;
and ‘one sister, Mrs. Car.
Holder of Vancouver.

Rev. Dave Ball officiated at
the service. with’ burial taki
place in the Evergreen Ceme-
tery at Grand Forks.

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‘Local Stamp Club Holds Fourth Annual Exhibition

Stamp Club heldJits Fourth
Annual Exhibition on the week-
end at Selkirk’ College ‘in
conjunction ‘with the West
Kootenay | Naturalists’ Assocl:
tion and Selkirk Rock’ and
;Mineral Club. ,

‘The exhibition, | termed by,
‘a spokeaman as one of the beat
“the club has hady attracted. a

{very good turnout,

The annual banquet also.

“held:at Selkirk College, was

/,attended by 85 persons includ-
“ing local philatelists and those
from ‘out-of-town.

i Speaker was Professor.
* Russell McArthur of Selkirk

s College. He spoke of. some of his:

i while ti g in
China which proved very aie
eating, captivating everyone's
interest,

The qualified panel of
judges were chief judge J.
:Pascoe Taylor of ‘Agassiz, Mrs.
‘Georgia Moen of Portland, ~
Ore., Lester Small of Victoria,

3-Jack Harrison of. Trail, Helge
 Patrong of Burnaby and Walter,
‘Wait of Nelson, +”

The following’ are the. :
award winners of the weekend
exhibition:

‘;Honorable Mention

Harold ' Switzer—"Canada ~
* Booklets", Irene and Larry
Brown—“ soronatlon saaten

“Dr. Schmitt Supervising Project

On Trichinosis.

‘in Koolenays

quite independently of. man ;

Hunters) and’ tra,
ed

The story” also’, gives in:

structions for’. coo! meat
which may be infected. :

um ye it says
“trichinosis is 1a diene
~ disease to detect, to treat; and ~
*,to control. Human trichtiosls

can be dealt:with much more. -

tapers jin muscle tissue,"
‘notes Dr. Schmitt.
“Infected animals Anclude:

5 coyote,” [blacks and, grizzly: ae

Pi

bs
than by cure.""
Use of Bells :

Aboard Ship
Dates Back’

rs, lynx, © cougar: and:

saben; kunk,; + weasel, marten

representatives * pointing
sonie.g at te the tfticlles arising
out’ of the provinclal govern
“= ment’s move. i
“In” Alberta, Donald ‘Getty,’

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* Coyotl
: fan showed a jelly

+ marten. One ‘of si
2 dogs:
+ parasite.”

‘high rate’ of infection — 25 of:
104 /eoyotes, sand. 22.0f. 36°)

The, use of bells to. sound

s the time aboard ship'goes back
; lat Jeast’’to the 16th century.

Originally, time'was kept'by. 4
whicl

ix de ‘rs
tested also carried the:

Dr.» Schmitt; also rts |
Infections in pea

«The story says that; garb e..
‘dumps on’: which"! bears’ ste,
other wild aula feed have?
been : consi -primary ;
source of infection. However, *
the! infection gyele can serates

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;-are estimated at $450 with $800

to | Sparovic's 11963 ‘truck and
$150 to Wright's 1962 -truck.

Scotland: After. retir-:.

lived in'Kinnaird before

two sons,

obert of; Trailj and Ron’ of

ichmond;. one daughter,’ Mrs.
t (Marg re Lawrence of

‘8:30. 10 12 “1, to'5 ‘p.m.

“Thursday & Friday
0am. t0'5' pm,

half-hour. "The glass was turned

when the sand had run through

and a bell’ was struck: vat the
ssame time:

One bell signalled the first
turning, two the second, and so
forth until eight: bells when the

swatch was changed:

The‘ strokes of the bell
were sounded in pairs, witha,
pause ‘in’ between, ‘The: bell,’
sounding throughout the ‘ship,
let?/all; hands’ ‘know? the:

“Painting Issues-
ane . Karen Anderson—
‘Tourist’ Issues-Spain", Axel
Nielsen—"Minerals on Stamps’,
Susan Walton—“USA 1957-60"
and David Nicol—“Royal Wed-
ding of Princess Anne”.
Bronze Award

Margaret Munns—“See

Canada First", Muriel Walton— *

“Canada Perfins", Axel Nielsen
‘—"'Canadian Officials",
lanier ind: Toba-
rs, A. Alfano—“Selected
Page from ‘Down )Under’ .”,
Margaret Munns—“Nicaragua-
‘The 10: Commandments’.

Irene and Larry Brown—"Lei- °

‘sure”, Margaret’ Munns—“Cats
yon Stamps", Axel Nielsen—
“Greenland Covers”, Billy Zayt-
soff—“Conquest of Space”, Tim:
my Richards—“Wildlife Co
vation", George. Karda:
“Ukraine and Its_Neighbors”,
: Joan McDonald—“Canadian Pa-
_ triotic Post Cards", 5
‘Silver’ ‘Awards! :
‘Helge Patrong—"Centen-
nial Issues”, Margaret Munns—

“New Zealand: Varieties" ~

Charles Anderso:

~ Paul’ Wolfe—"Black J ks
Abroad”, Russell ‘Long

{ pan Airlines Inaugural Fights”
-\ Lisa * Patrong—''Proficiency.
* Badges" and John’ Nicholson—
“Canadian Definitives”.

Gold

Margaret
Munns—‘New Zealand's One
Man’ Show", Helge Patrong—

“Denmark: Imperforates”,: Ne!-

lie ‘Taylor—“Toys ‘on’Stamps",
Bob Lewis—“Duke of Windsor”. ’
and’ Thurlow.’ Fraser—"R.P. 0;
Odds "N; Ends". =

Can-Cel Grand ‘Award and.
John: Moore Foreign Award 'to

Helge’ Patrong, Castlegar Cre- oT
dit Union: Trophy ‘and : Topical -”

Award to Nellie Taylor, George.

Burns: Memorial Trophy. for

British Commonwealth 'to Mar-"

‘garet Munns, David Thompson =

Trophy for Canada to: Muriel
Walton, David Thompson

Plaque for Postal Stationery.to |

‘Thurlow Fraser, David Thomp-
son Novice Plaque to\John

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