News Morch 2, 1986

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Mon. & Wed., March 10 & 12
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at S.H.S.S.
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By GEORGE JAMES
Calvary Baptist Church
Everyone I'm sure who

contributes to this column
takes the matter seriously.
Free expression of Christian
convietions is precious and
the fact that we have the
opportunity and the encour.
agement by courtesy of our
local newspaper to advocate
our beliefs, is something we
take for granted in our
democratic system.

I'm sure we all consider
Pulpit and Pew to be made
up of honest, poignant dir-
ectives, to the point and in-
teresting. We consider it a
mandate to be discharged
with all reverence.

For myself, it was about
time for another article, and
without any idea of what I
was going to write I sat down
at my desk determined to get
at it before I was p d

theme of my article was
being made more valid by
interruption.

Where are Our Priorities?
That was the title I needed.

A cluttered desk or a clut-
tered life calls for the same
remedy. Clear away the de-
bris and get down to busi
ness. How much better it
would have been had I kept a
well disciplined desktop.
Then my mind would not
have been carried away when
I had writing to do.

How much better it is for
us all to give top priority to
life's most vital concerns. Of-
ten it seems, the vital de
cision never comes because
we've been too busy playing
with the trifles. The stubble
has crowded out the wheat.
wheat.

We are all given to some
extent to pr and

by further delay.

But first — a pileup of
papers had to be removed,
accumulated odds and ends,
letters I had only casually

haha MINISTRIES

Presents
Children’s
Crusade
and
Workshop

with

LARRY AND MO

Sponsored by Heritage Ministries, an inter-
denominational Children’s Ministry, with em-
sis in Child Evangelism, Sunday School
Teacher training; using exciting visual aids and
Puppets.
They will speak on severo! | subjects including
School

lorry & Moura

@3 well as other exciting topics

PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
767 - 11th Avenue

read. Ey hing scraps
kept halting my good inten-
tions while I reread this or
that, half hoping that soon
my wife would call me for
dinner and then I could blame
it all on another interruption.

Finally, I was down to
where I could see the desktop
boards and space enough to
move the typewriter into
place. Then I retired to the
recreation room with pencil
and pad to write up the first
draft, a little contented that I
had again beaten the ama-
teur journalist's bugbear,
procrastination.

Suddenly I knew what I
was going to write about.
The press of decisions to be
made, the flow of life’s
bothersome interjections,
and the commitment to a
score of less important affairs
often clutters up our day to

- tommorrow:

Then I was called to the
door to answer the knock of a
visitor. My little sorrow for
another delay was sweetened
by the fact that now the

in some cases it is neither
here nor there. But what of
our relationship with God?
The Bible?

“I don't believe it,” they
say. That's their business but
they shall poo-poo it to their
destruction.

“I am the way, the truth
and the life,” said Jesus.

We can easily lose our
way in the clutter of yester.
day and today which is ob-
seuring the truth of our
eternal tomorrow.

The Bible tells us to seek
first the kingdom of God, and.
his righteousness and all:
these things shall be added:
unto you. What things? The
necessities of life as indicated
in the verses of Matthew 6:24
to the end of the chapter
which summarizes the whole
issue of a Christian life.

For your heavenly Father
knoweth that ye have need of
all these things but seek ye
first the kingdom of God and
his righteousness. Take
therefore no thought for
for tomorrow
shall take thought for the
things of itself.

So the secret is to make
Christ the first priority and
he will supply the necessities
of life.

COUPLE WED IN
CANDLELIGHT
CEREMONY

Susan Elizabeth Walton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
John H. Walton of Castlegar, and Ian Vincent Bouchard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bouchard of Creston, were
married Dee, 28 in an evening candlelight ceremony.

The combined United-Catholic service took place at
St. Rita’s Catholic Chureh with both Father Herman
Engberink and Rev. Ted Bristow officiating.

Rudy Baff, father of the bride's friend, Angela, was
the organist. Musical selections included “Canon in D” by
Johann Pachelbel and the theme from Romeo and Juliet.

Favorite Bible selections were read by Pat Kubos
and Jean Krug.

The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a
long white satin gown, softly etched with a classic
sweetheart neckline and basque waist, flowing to a
scalloped hem.

Designed by the bride and created by Maria DeMelo
of Castlegar, the gown had full-fitted juliet sleeves
tapering to handkerchief-pointed cuffs, and a cathedral
train. Satin buttons ran down the back to a large satin
bow

The bride's headpiece was a pleated satin bandeau
sprinkled with pearls carrying a layered pearl studded
veil.

Susan Walton carried a cascade of white roses, a
single white orchid, and trailing ivy.

Leona Sorenson of Hope was the maid of honor.
Claire Andrews of Castlegar, Kathy McIntyre of
Richmond, cousin of the bride, and Jamie Bouchard of
Creston, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids. The
groom's cousin, Jill MacDonald of Invermere, was the
flowergirl.

The maid of honor wore an ivory moire taffeta dress
similar in style to the bride's gown, with a tea-length
flounced skirt. She carried a hurricane candle adorned
with red roses, a single white orchid and trailing ivy.

The bridesmaids wore tea-length dresses of ivory
moire taffeta with diagonally dropped waists and a bow
on the hip. Maria DeMelo made each dress. Their
hurricane candles were surrounded by roses and trailing
ivy.

The flower girl wore ‘a matching taffeta long dress
with a wide ruby satin sash and carried an ivory lace
Lasket of long stem red roses.

The groom, given in marriage by his parents, wore a
white tie and tails, while the bestman and groomsmen
wore black Spencer coats and black trousers.

The bestman was the groom's uncle, Phillip
MacDonald of Saskatoon. The groomsmen were the
groom's brother and the bride's two brothers; Jason
Bouchard, John Walton and Bob Walton.

The ringbearer, cousin of the groom, Lachlan
MacDonald — of Invermere, wore tie and tails identical to
the groom.

The reception was held at the Fireside Place which
was decorated with garlands, roses and candles. A
delicious buffet was created by Anna Boel.

Designed by the bride, baked by Kay Jones and iced
by Maria DaCosta, the four-tiered wedding cake was

Seniors’
tea well
attended

The Castlegar Senior Citi
zen's Association Valentine
party was well attended last
week when program con
venor LaDell Lipsett pre
sented an old-time variety
show.

Mildred Brady started the
social with O Canada and
then set the theme of the
afternoon by playing a med
ley of love songs.

Fiddlers Thelma and Curly
Ratcliffe and Wally Walper
with his guitar comprised an
orchestra that entertained
several times throughout the
afternoon.

Taking part in a skit —
Maw’s Place — were Nels
and Liz Latta, Florence Lay
cock, Molly White and Sarah
Lauder. The message was
don't eat at Maw’s Place.

Wally Walper sang Paper
Doll accompanied by Virginia
Walper. Betty Hostetter ac
companied Joe Killough and
John Dalziel for their duet, as
well as for the solo by John
Dalziel. Rueben, Rueben was

vp your
.m., OF

Tuesday until 8p

MR. AND MRS. IAN BOUCHARD
. residing in Victoria

decorated with fresh red roses and ivy. Miniature ivory
candles glowed from a spiral staircase circling the cake.

Craig Andrews of Castlegar, the master of
ceremonies, composed and proposed an eloquent epithal-
amion to the bride. The groom and bride each responded.

Phillip MacDonald toasted the bridesmaids, and
Leona Sorenson responded. Darcy and Caroline McKin-
non and Rhys Andrews entertained the guests with a
“roast” to the bride as they welcomed the groom as a
member of their “Green Team.” Nelly Herrera of Mexico
wished the couple well (in Spanish).

Members of the SHSS Grad ‘80 class circled their
three brides; Lorene (Tamelin) McGregor, Sharon (Lind)
Brady, and Susan (Walton) Bouchard, dancing and
singing in celebration. Leona Sorenson caught the
bouquet and Jeff Stewart the garter.

Messages of love and good wishes were read.

Out-of-town guests came from Trail, Nelson,
Creston, Cranbrook, Kimberley, Invermere, Kamloops,
Parksville, Vancouver, Victoria, Tumbler Ridge, Calgary,
Edmonton, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Mexico.

The newlyweds honeymooned in Banff ond are
residing in Victoria.

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loveable junk

MARCH |, 1986
1007 -2nd Street, Castieger

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In the B.C. Yukon Com.
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‘Make us an Offer” Sale

on Models in Stock.

For Better or For Worse

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sung by the Senior Citizen
Choir.

President Florence Lay
cock then presented Marge
Dulstrud with a going away
gift im appreciation of her
years of service to the club.
Marge Dulstrud leaves the
end of March to make her
home in Ontario.

Two decorated Valentine
cakes made the lunch time
very special and marked the
end of an enjoyable Valentine
party.

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