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Couple married in Newfoundland

The mistress of ceremonies was the bride's aunt Eva Maidment of Grand Falls, Nfid. and the toast to the bride was given by the bride’s aunt Beulah Barron of Carbonear,

Darline Denise Noseworthy, daughter of Margaret Noseworthy of Botwood, Newfoundland and Laurence Armand Berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Berg of Robson, were married July 18 in a candlelight ceremony at Trinity United Church in Botwood.

Rev. J. Adams officiated.

‘The bride was given in marriage by her mother and the couple exchanged vows in a church decorated in baskets of mixed summer flowers. Mr. Wiseman sang the musical selections accompanied on the organ by Miss T. Wiseman.

The bride wore a Victorian empire-style satin gown with train, lily point sleeves and 600 hand sewn pearis high- lighting the lace bodice.

She wore a fingertip length headdress with a Juliet- style cap and an offset satin bow held in place with pearl spray.

Her bouquet conristed of white roses trailing ivy centered with pink orchids.

‘The bride also wore an old lace hanky belonging to the groom's mother, a borrowed blue garter and new pearl earrings.

The maid of honor was the bride's cousin, Paula Saunders of Point Leamington, Nfid., who carried a bouquet of white roses centered with a dark rose accent.

Her floor-length gown was made of pink satin with a V-neck and short puff sleeves. She also wore pearls, a gift from the bride.

The groom wore a pearl-grey tuxedo with tails, a white shirt, pink tie and cumberbund.

The best man, Darcy Genest of Calgary, wore a pearl-grey tuxedo, a white shirt, pink tie and cumberbund. Their boutonnieres matched the bride's bouget.

The reception was held at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 6 in Botwood, Nfld. The hall was decorated with pink, white and blue bells and streamers.

‘The cake, made by Mary Elliotlef Botwood, was three layers, decorated with pink roses with a traditional bride

and groom on top.

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Nfid., Springdale, Nfld., Gander, Nfid., New Brunswick, Halifax.

Camp Borden, Ont. and

‘The couple honeymooned in Grand Falls, Nfld. and are

residing in Calgary.

Births &

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aRTHS ADRIAN — To Fillies | ‘ond Wilmer Adrian of Meadow Creek, a boy, born Oct. 2.

BENGERT — To Faye ‘and Scott Bengert of Salmo, a girl, born

Sept. 30.

CROCKETT — To sally ‘and Roy

Crockett of Warfield, a girl, born

Sept. 25.

DOBOVICNIK — To Nancy Kaiser ‘and Bernhard Dobovicnik, a boy, born Sept. 24.

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FLEING — To Sonyo Fleing of Nelson, a boy, born Sept. 29.

GEORGE — To Caroline Wood-

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GaEOGORY — To Gloria ond South Slocan, a on rieborn Sept. 28

HESFORD — To enley Reeves) and AJ Hesiord’o born Aug. 28

LAWRENCE — “To Judith ond David Lowrence of Rossland, @ girl, born Sept. 23.

LESIUK — To Debra and Leonard Lesiuk, girl, born Sept. 20.

MUIR — To Karen (nee Klit) and Glenn Muir of Trail, 2 girl, born Sept. 23.

POZNIKOFF — To Barbara and Kenneth Poznikott of Castlegar, @ girl, born Oct. 5

QUARONI — To Jan and Vern Quaront of Nelson, « boy, born Oct. 2.

DEATHS LAIRD — Annie Laird of Fruitvale died 29 at Trail R fone Hospita following a bret the of 86. Yorkshire, Englond in 1901 Me Laird come to Fruitvale ‘from Manitoba in 1950 and lived there until her death. For the lost eight years she was a resident of Beever Valley Manor. She is sur- vived by son James of Edmonton: dougher, Helen Cromarty of

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Mople Ridge: | four Sed“ Sh Coltornte: sisters iva Doig. of Winnipeg: ‘and wine § nieces and

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- Dorothy Lange, o

Hime resident of Salmo, died

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grandchildren; three great- randchildren; brother Nick jerukoff of Salmo; and numerous nieces

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SHIER — ‘clifford (Tip) Robert Shier of Warfield passed away Oct. 1 at the Trail Regional Hop- ital after @ briet illness. He wos 79. Born in Glen Ewen, Sask. in 1908, Mr. Shier came to Trail trom the Northwest Territories in 1943. He worked for Cominco in the maintenance department, retiring in 1973. He is survivied by son Glenn and daughter Glenna Cameron,

in July toland in

1973; sisters, Thelma pbnyon Gwen.

STEVENS — John Henry Stevens, former staft_sergeont

of Castlegar RCMP detachment, ‘away Oct. 3 at the age of tar, Stevens lis survived by

wite, Henry Gnd ‘doughier inlaw Terry ot nanaskis.

tichmond, Margaret and brother-in-law Bucky Yeo of Scotch Creek, brother

in ci Marion of Port Coquitiam: mother-in-law and father-in-law Peggy and Ed Marsden of Salmon Arm; and many nieces and nephews.

WANOLER Thomas Pater

He retired from active business in 1978. Mr. Wandler is survived wite Margaret: 8,

South Slocan, Louise Coputo of

Trail, Shella | Mazeppa Yvonne

Frumeales Judy Gilba

nd Debbie Wandler

Skakun of Nakusp; son Gary of

Fruitvale; step-son Ken Uzeloc of

Trail; step-daughter Ursulo

Wondler of Tr

dchildren;

wife, Emily, an infant son and o sister

— Kerry Lynn Wood passed away Oct. 6 at St. Poul's Hospital ia Vancouver at the age

uncle Se ond wife Ruth of Limekiine Fie, Scotland; and. two cousin Sharmaine ‘ond rodley: Sout ‘also of Scotland.

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MR. AND MRS. PATRICK RIEBALKIN . outdoor ceremony

Riebalkin, Zaytsoff wed

Betty Zaytsoff of Castlegar, daughter of Vera Zaytsoff, also of Castlegar, married Patrick Riebalkin of Crescent Valley, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Sid Riebalkin of Crescent Valley, in an Aug. 8 garden ceremony at the groom’s parents’ home in Crescent Valley.

The bride, given in marriage by her mother, wore a three-quarter length white satin and lace gown with a

carnations. The New Wedding Song was played.

The maid of honor, Ginny Santos of Castlegar, wore a three-quarter length blue taffeta gown with jacket. Her bouquet was also white roses and blue carnations.

Best man was Mike Kinakin of Edmonton.

The reception was held at the groom's parents’ home in Crescent Valley where Nicolas Sorokin of Nelson was master of cermeonies and John Lebedoff of Castlegar, a relative of the bride, gave the toast to the bride.

The wedding cake was two-tiered and decorated with blue ribbons and bows, and white roses.

Out-of-town guests attended from Cranbrook, Calgary, Edmonton, Detroit and Hope.

The newlyweds are residing in Castlegar.

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