CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Juno 21, 1973

Former Casflegar Resident
Groom af Quesnel Wedding

Given in marriage by her

‘ father, Hermine Joan Vander-
*Viekkert became the bride of
: Charles Salekin, formerly of
‘Castlegar, in a late afternoon
> ceremony April 21.

Wedding vows were ex-

‘ changed at St. Andrews United
“Church with Rev. John Fast
* officiating.

The bride wore a floor-

: length white crepe gown with a
“long trailing white veil. She

wore an opal necklace and

earrings which were a gift from |

the groom. Her bridal bouquet
was of white roses and blue
tipped carnations.

“Miss Betty Walton of
Prince George was maid-of-
honor for the occasion. Her
floor-length gown was of light
blue crepe with white trim.
Miss Walton wore a floppy blue
hat and carried a bouquet of
blue tipped carnations.

Best man for the occasion

>was Mr. Mark VanderVlekkert

of Quesnel.
The mother of the bride
wore a full-length gown of royal

blue crepe with a single white .
orchid, The mother. of the

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groom wore a dress of green
and white fortrel, with white
orchids.

The reception was held at
the Elks Hall. Blue and white
streamers matched table decor-
ations done in the same color.
Seventy guests enjoyed the
buffet-style dinner.

The three-tier wedding
cake was decorated with blue
roses,

The bouquet was caught
by Miss Julie Anne Shelfontiuk
of Kinnaird. The garter was
caught by Mr. Mark Vander-
Viekkert. The guest book was
attended by Miss Shelfontiuk
and Arleen Salekin.

The bride chose a skyblue
pant suit as her going away
outfit. .

The couple honeymooned
at Harrison Hot Springs and
Castlegar. In Castlegar a
reception was held for the
newlyweds at Robson Hall at
which 150 guests were present.

The bride is a graduate of
Quesnel Secondary School. The
groom is a graduate of Stanley
Humphries Secondary School.

Out of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. Salekin and
Mr. and Mrs. F. Salekin, both of
Castlegar; Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Postnikoff of Fruitvale; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Shelfontiuk of Kin-
naird; Mr. D. Campbell of
Williams Lake and Mr. Hank

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Funeral Service
Held for Former
Nakusp Guider

A resident of Nakusp since
951, Mrs, Nobuko Yano, 40,
died June 11 in the Kootenay
Lake General Hospital in
Nelson.

Funeral services were held
Friday from the United Church
Hall in Nakusp.

Born Oct. 22, 1932 in
Raymond, Alta, Mrs. Yano
married at Picture Butte, Alta.,

* first residing at Rosemary,

Alta,, then moving to Nakusp in

Mrs, Yano was a member
of the Pentecostal Church in
Nakusp and assisted with Girl
Guides and Brownies in that
community,

She is survived by her
husband, Sam; two sons, Larry
and Rickey; two daughters,
Joyce and Arleen, all at home.

Also surviving are Mrs.
Yano's mother, Mrs. Tochiko
Takeda in Japan; two brothers,
Hiro Takeda of Rosemary and
Michitoshi Takeda in Japan;
two sisters, Mrs. Albert (Fus-
ako) Ohama in Alberta and
Mrs. Mark (Shag) Ando in
Vancouver.

Pastor R. Daum officiated
at the service during which
“What a Friend We Have in
Jesus” and “Amazing Grace”
were played.

Burial was in Nakusp
Cemetery with the Castlegar
Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements.

Silverton Girl
Named Among

Victoria Grads

Donna Mae Wright of
Silverton is one of the grad-
uates of the 10th annual
Convocation of the University
of Victoria receiving her Bache-
lor of Education Degree second-
ary curriculum specializing in
physical education and English.

Donna received her ele-
mentary schooling in Silverton
and her high school education in
New Denver where she was the
recipient of the New Denver-
Silverton Communities Bursary
Award on the completion of her
grade 12.

Donna has received an
appointment with the Port
Alberni School District to teach
in the A. W. Neill Junior
Secondary School.

Bell-Raponi Wedding Vows Exchanged
in St. Rifa’s al Double Ring Ceremony

Luisa Raponi entered St.
‘Rita’s Catholic Church on the
arm of her father to the
background music of the Song
of India by Schumann followed
by Richard Wagner's Bridal
Chorus when, on May 19, she
became the bride of Danny
Lloyd Bell.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sabatino
Raponi of Castlegar, and the
groom the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bell of Bassano, Alta.

Rev. W. Harrison offi-
ciated at the double-ring
ceremony with white baskets of
blue and white flowers decora-

. ting the church, creating a

spring theme.

During the signing of the
register, the organist played
Ave Maria by Schubert, with
the couple leaving the church to
the strains of Love Theme from
Romeo and Juliet.

The bride wore a floor-
length gown of peau d’elegance
with a wedding ring collar, long
puff sleeves with deep five-
button cuffs, Lace adorned the
front of the dress which was
enchanced by a row of dainty
buttons down the full front.

Her long veil was secured
by a white lace-edged Juliet
cap. She carried a white basket
of yellow roses, daisies and

baby’s breath.

‘Parent-Teachers Night Held
By Lutheran Sunday School

Tuesday of last week saw ”
the first parent-teacher night
held in St. Peter Lutheran
Sunday School.

The evening was a great
success thanks to the 48 pupils,
teachers, parents and friends
that attended.

“The Young Lutherans
Group” acted out a drama
called “The Mustard Seed”.
This was followed by the “Ten
Commandments” and _ their
meanings which each child took
part in reciting.

Perfect attendance certifi-
cates were issued, as well as
gold year pins. Those receiving
certificates were:

Kindergarten class—Kevin
Jardine and Eric Sather;
primary class—Steven Sather;
junior class—Joanne Bilesky,
Larry Wynnychuck, Brenda
Tyrrell. and Brent Tyrrell;
pre-teen class—Sari Sather,
Janice Conroy, Sylvia Wynny-
chuck, Debbie Sharples, Bert
Krachenfels, Sherri Tyrrell,
Ronald Krachenfels and Kellie
Tyrrell.

Those receiving gold pins
with year dises were: 6

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years—Kellie Tyrrell and Sher-
ri Tyrrell; 5 years—Ronald
Krachenfels, Brenda Tyrrell,
Bert Krachenfels, Joanne Bil-
esky and Brent Tyrrell; 4
years—Sari Sather and Steven

Sather; 8 years—Tracy Bilesky
and Sheila Shmoorkoff; 2
years—Danny Salekin and An-
na Marie Deutsch; 1 year—
Kevin Jardine, Randy Salekin,
Wayne Salekin, Debbie Sharp-
les, Larry Wynnychuck and
Sylvia Wynnychuck.

Pastor Richard Klein made
the presentation of gold pins to
each of the Sunday School
teachers, Recipients were Mrs.
Beth Jardine, Mrs. Salekin,
Mrs. Sonja Sather, Mrs. Marion
Bilesky, Miss Kathy Tyrrell,
Erhart Koch and Fritz Kreil.

The evening's program
included some action songs by
“The Young Lutherans Group”,
who were accompanied by
Erhart Koch on the guitar. Mrs.
Louise Ferworn played the

The gown and veil were
made by the bride's mother.

Attending the bride were
matron-of-honor Mrs. Janet
Medvedeff of Calgary, brides-
maid Miss Anna Raponi of
Castlegar, sister of the bride
and flower girl Miss Rowena
Junker of Kinnaird,

The matron-of-honor and
bridesmaid wore identical floor-
length Empire styled gowns of
blue sheer organza with white
daisies, blue underskirt and
short bell sleeves. Tiny while
daisies trimmed their waists,

They wore while accessor-
ies which included floppy hats
with wide ‘blue ribbon. Pearl
necklaces completed their en-
semble.

The flower girl was dress-
ed in an identical gown but
featuring short puffy sleeves
and she, wore a wide blue
ribbon in her hair.

All carried white baskets
of daisies and baby's breath
entwined with blue ribbon.

Best man was the groom's
brother, Mr. Ken Bell, of
Spruceview, Alta, While
another brother, Mr. Barry
Bell, of Bassano, was grooms-
man.

Ushering duties were per-
formed by the groom's brother,
Mr. Bert Bell of Bow City,
Alta. and the bride’s brother,

. .Mr..Eugene Raponi of Castle-
“par.

The groom wore a navy
blue tuxedo, black bow tie anda
boutonniere of a yellow rose
and baby’s breath to match the
bride's basket of flowers.

The groomsmen wore navy
blue tuxedos, baby blue shirts,
black bow ties with daisy
boutonnieres to match the
flowers in the bridesmaids’
baskets.

Blue and white streamers
and bells decorated the Nordic
Hall in Kinnaird for the
reception where, set behind the
head table, was a big heart of
flowers bearing the names of
the bride and groom.

Assisting in the receiving
line, the bride’s mother wore a
long powder blue polyester
gown and a corsage of yellow
roses. The groom's mother
chose a long gown in a mauve,
pink and purple floral print.
Her corsage was of pink roses.

Adorning the bride’s table
was a three-tier wedding cake
decorated by Mrs, Ivy Salekin
*of Robson. Topping the cake
were two doves holding wed-
ding bands in the midst of two
bells and white ribbon.

piano for the adult participation
songs.

A grocery hamper was also
on display that the Sunday
School children had received
through the collecting of
Super-Valu cash register re-
ceipts slips. They hope to be
able to give out several of these
hampers in Dec. to those less
fortunate than themselves,

The
with coffee, tea, and pastries
being served by the teachers.

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Grace was said by Mr.
Rudy Baff.

Toast to the bride was
given by master of ceremonies,
Mr. Vince Santurbano, who also
read congratulatory telegrams
from Calgary, Vancouver and
Prince Rupert,

Toast to the bridesmaids
was given by the best man.

A dance followed at which
the first two dance numbers,
Danube Waves and Blue
Danube Waltz, were played by
the bride's sister on the
accordian,

Out-of-town guests were
from Prince Rupert, Penticton,
Kelowna, Bassano, Calgary,
Edmonton, Bow City, Tillie,
Alta., Regina and Maple Creek,
Sask.

The newlyweds now reside
in Calgary.

Long Time Silverton Resident

A long-time rosident of
Silverton, Samuel Warren Nol-
son, 86, died Inst Thursday in
Trail Regional Hospital,

Funcral services were held
Saturday from the United
Church in Silverton.

Born July 22, 1886, in
Brooksfield, N.S., Mr. Nelson
came to B.C, In 1804 to Sandon
where he was employed by CP
Rail.

Marrying in Revelstoke in
1922, he took up mining and
resided continuously in the
Silverton area. io

Mr. Nelson retired at the
age of 75 when he was
employed with Western Ex-
ploration at Standard Mines.

He was a charter member
of the Nakusp Knights of
Pythias Lodge in 1907 and a
member of the KP Lodge of

il.

Mr. Nelson was prede- -

ceased by his wife, Margaret, in
1969 and one grandson, Brian,
in November of last year.

He is survived by three
sons, Avard of Invermere,
Gordon of Silverton and George
of Kaslo; four daughters, Mrs.
W. (Mary) Graham of Kimber-
ley, Mrs. D. (Margaret) San-
tano of Nakusp, Mrs. R.
(Frances) Stevenson of Kimber-
loy and Mrs. K. ine
Biennerhassett of Calgary; 23
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.

Pallbearers. were: Reg
Stevenson, Doug Age, Kent
Blennerhassett, San Santano,
Doug Nelson and Blair Nelson,
with Seamen Dewis, Dick
Avison, Frank Mills, Jack Kelly
Harry Elsmore and Cliff Jupp
as honorary pallbearers.

Organist was Mrs. Hazel
Senhoff with Rev. John Stainer
officiating.

Cremation followed with
the Castlegar Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.

Donations may be made to

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Mr, Grant and Valerio
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winning team in the Water-
melon Special. It was a very
close battie ali the way, and
every team qualified for the
consolation round by having no
more than two errors,

As we go to press, it looks
as though Mr. McCutcheon and
James Robinson will take the
second place award,

. * *

Three girls have almost
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As you read this column,
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of them—"sweating it out”, The

weather is cooperating, keep-

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small mercies).
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Awards Day will be held
next week and committees are

eatehes and possible hunting trophies.

Pioneer Mrs. M.

Funeral service for west-
ern Canadian pioneer Mrs. M.
Beatrice Forsythe, 91, was held
at Turner Memorial United
Church June 13 in New Denver.

She was born Beatrice
Broadfoot at Birdtail, N.W.T.
Jan. 24, 1882. Her parents came
west from Ontario, crossing the
Red River when the ‘railway
only came as far as Fort Gary.

She was one of the first
pioneer children born west of
Winnipeg. The following year
the province of Manitoba was
formed.

She was a leader of Turner
Memorial United Church in
New Denver for many years
and remained an active mem-
ber.

Mrs. Forsythe is survived
by her son Quintin of New

B. Forsythe Dies

“Denver; two daughters, Mrs.
Mary Newbern of Spokane,
Wash. and Mra, Carmen Ste-
wart (Leila) of Cheny, Wash.;
four grandchildren, Dawn, Gini
and Sandy Forsythe, and
Margaret Ann Stewart; two
brothers, Watt Broadfoot of
Winnipeg, Man. and Edward
Broadfoot of Falkland and
several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by
her husband James Forsythe in
1959 and a_ granddaughter,
Mary Phyllis Forsythe in 1971.
Pallbearers were Gordon
Nelson, Walter Thring, Jack
Greenan, Colin Sutherland,
Steve Tatemichi and Danny

we
Officiating clergyman was

Rev. J. Stainer with burial in.

_ New Denver cemetery.

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Director of the Kootenay
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College , D. O. MacGregor and
chief instructor, Rick Levitt,
were recently awarded a joint
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‘order to conduct a continuation
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Foods classes prepared
wonderful. picnic “eats” fast
week, and band classes enter-
tained district schools,

Sewing classes finalized
plans for their Fashion Parade
and gymnasts go into shape for
their annual display.

It was a prelude to our
Activities Program held on
Tuesday. Then we Iet everyone
sample “what's been cooking”
at good old KJSS!

New Denver's Corp. James Aird
ils Honored by Area Residents

A surpriso picnic supper

+ was held last Thursday in New

Denver Centennial Park when
residents from Now Denver,
Silverton and surrounding
areas turned out in number to
bid farewell to Corp, James
Aird of the New Denver RCMP
detachment who is being
transferred,

Corp. Aird has been
stationed at New Denver for
the past five years and has
spent much of his free time
organizing baseball teams and
coaching, When this season was
over, he organized lacrosse and
played a major role with the
hockey teams.

Corp, Aird is married with

four sons and one daughter.

At the picnic Mrs, Aird and
her daughter, Karen, were
presented with corsages,

Corp. Aird was presented
with a plaque by Walt Thring
on behalf of the New Denver,
Silverton and surrounding area
for his work with the young
people in sports.

The Airds, who will bo
making their home in Asherolt,
were also presented with a
Vilas maple chair for their
dining room suite.

They will be leaving at the
end of June. Corp. Finch, now
stationed at Creston, will be in
charge of the New Denver
detachment.

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