B4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 17, 1983

MR. AND MRS. RICK LAKEVOLD ... wed May 28

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Colleen Dascher, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dascher of Castlegar, became the bride of Rick Lakevold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luo Lakevold of Glade in a double-ring céremony May 28 performed by Pastor Ira Johnson of the Kinnaird Church of God.

The bride, given in mar-

riage by her parents, wore a .

floor-length gown of nylon polyester. She had a sweet- heart neckline, fitted bodice and insets of rose print’ chantilly lace, accented in shimmering seed pearls. The sleeves were of full lace trimmed at the wrist with double ruffles. The full skirt was tiered to a ruffled

| cathedral train, edged. in

chantilly lace.

The matching brimmed hat was embroidered with lace and seed pearls, and had a fingertip veil. ~

The bride carried a cas- cading bouquet of light and dark pink roses, accented with baby's breath, pearls and a pink ribbon.

For her jewelry, the bride wore something old — a gold bracelet; something new — a strand of pearls which was a gift from the groom; some- thing borrowed — pearl earrings belonging to brides-

maid Lisa Command; and’

something blue — a garter. Maid of honor Monica Das- cher, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids Lisa Command, Carol Barnes and Sharon Lind wore lilac nylon organza

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floor-length gowns, with a fitted bodice and a satin tie helt. The gowns had a gath- ered neckline trimmed with flowers at each shoulder with a double frill hemline, The gowns swept to a bussel at the back.

Each attendant carried a colonial style bouquet of pink and lilac ribbon, surrounded in baby’s breath. °

The groom wore a white tuxedo, accented with a bur- gundy ruffled shirt, and mat- ching bow tie. He wore a rose on his lapel to match the bride's bouquet.

His bestman, Carlo Grifone and groomsmen Terry Lake-

The gown had full nylon sleeves with a panel of lace from shoulder to cuff. Theigroom's mother, Mrs. Lakeve td, wore a floor-length

gown of polyester, with a’

styled neckline accented with ruffles.

The candlelight ceremony was accented with flowered candelabra designed to match the bride's bouquet.

Musical selections, played by pianist’ ‘Jeanette Chan were “Theme from Romeo and Juliet,” “Love Song” and “Theme from Ice Castles.”

The reception was held at the Fireside Place. Master of Ceremonies was Mac Greg-

ory of Castlegar, uncle of the.

bride, while the toast to the bride was given by James

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the bride.

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Were married ina June 4 ceremony.

Moore, Nazaroff wed

Shelley Marion Moore and Arthur Daniel Nazaroff, both of Castlegar, were united in marriage during an afternoon ceremony June 4 at the Castlegar United Church. Rev. Ted Bristow officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore of Castlegar and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nazaroff of Castlegar.

Given,in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a Cinderella gown of satin and chantilly lace. The gown was styled. with a Queen Anne neckline with puffed peek-a-boo sleeves and an empire waist, gently tied at the

The floor-length gown was complemented by a lace derby hat with a floor-length veil. She carried a bouquet of pink Easter lilies and ash roses.

For her jewelry, she wore cultured pearl earrings with a pearl pendant to match.

Her attendants, maid of honor Cheri Nazaroff of Oliver, and bridesmaids Sherry Moore of Castlegar and Terri Sully of Regina wore evening gowns with spaghetti straps anda chiffon cover-up that tied at the front. Each

«Shelley Moore and Arthur Daniel Nazaroff

The flower girl was Karly Nazaroff of Oliver, while Matthew Nazaroff of Oliver was the ~

Best man was Arnie Nazaroff of Oliver and ushers were Dean Sully of Regina and Terry Nazaroff of

Castlegar.

The church was decorated with two candelabra of

pink and white carnations.

Musical selections were “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee” for the bridesmaids’ processional, “Bridal March” during the bride’s walk, “Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring,” during the signing of the register and “Wedding March”

during the recessional.

The reception was held at the community complex hall. The hall was decorated with pink, blue, yellow and

white bells and streamers.

The wedding cake was three-tiered with the top” layer sitting on goblets, each layer being a different color — blue, pink and yellow. The cake top was a blue glass-blown topper with swans in the middle of a heart.

Master of ceremonies was Nick Nazaroff of Kere-

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meos and the toast to the bride was given by’ Don Cromack of Nelson.

After a honeymoon trip to the Okanagan, the newlyweds are residing in Castlegr.

wore a different colored gown, one yellow, one blue and the other pink.

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By GEORGE JAMES Calvary Baptist Church Most thinking people today agree that we have entered a new social climate, never again to reflect the old order of things. We can all forsee that it won't be long until we are living in a world we scarcely recognize. The pres- sure of change the world over is about to blow the cork. Until then, we are learning to live with technol- ogy gone mad, What will our world be like in only a few years from now?

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and social injustice be sup- pressed or will the present permissive attitudes contin- ue? Will honest government. rule with discretion and hu- mility?

Will there be a renewed respect for God and his pre- cepts or shall this humanistic philosophy so dominant in our society continue to sup- press the message of Christ to the world? Who knows? We can only speculate. May

God give us wisdom on elec- _

tion days (if there be a choice) and bear our political leaders up in prayer.

There is one thing certain

though. God's ultimate plan will be carried through to completion. The Bible is the authority and it says, “Evil men and seducers shal] wax worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived.” But “nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, having this seal. The Lord knoweth them that are his, and let everyone that nameth the name of Christ depart from iniquity. .

“For what if some did not believe? Shall their unbelief make the faith of God with- out effect?”

What does it mean to us

that Christ Himself said, “Heaven and earth shall pass away but my words shall not pass away?”

Two thousand years later we are reading His very words. As opposed to any other ancients whose quo- tations we may be reading today, there is one econvine- ing difference. Christ is still alive. The fact that Jesus rose from the dead as he said he would is a well docu- mented event in history. No matter what Hes ahead He shall remain “the same yes- terday, today, and forever.”

Valley man passes away

Bill Mike Arishenkoff of Crescent Valley passed away July 18 at the age of 72. Born July 30, 1910 in Kamsack, Sask., Mr. Arishenkoff came to B.C. in 1918 and settled at Ootischenia, moving to Shoreacres in 1920.

He married Laura Sookor- okoff at Shoreacres in De- cember, 1984, and they moved to the new settlement in 1972, He. is a retired

member of Tunnel and Rock Workers and a member of Christian Community of Re- formed Doukhobors, As a hobby, he kept bees and loved the outdoors,

He is survived by his wife, Laura of the new settlement (Crescent Valley); two sons, Bill of Crescent Valley, aid John of Castlegar; one daughter, Mrs. Larry (Vera) Podovennikoff of the new

settlement, 10 grandchil- dren; two great-grandchil- dren; one brother Mike Arishenkoff of Shorescres; and one sister, Mable Pictin

day and Saturday in the Krestova Russian Hall with burial at the Krestova Cem- etery. Funeral arrangements under the direction of Castle- gar Funeral Chapel.

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