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SEPTEMBER 12, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS Schreiber's new ambulance, as shown in the photo below, is practically an emergency hospital on wheels. In preparation to drive it, the town employ- ees took first aid courses this winter. -photo by 1. McCuaia FORMER SCHREIBER GIRL WED IN WINNIPEG Gordon King Mamoricl United Church, Winnipeg, was the set- ting for the marriage of Beulah Irene McBride, daughter of Mrs, Harriett McBride, Schrei- ber, Ont. and Ronald Keith Hutchinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hutchinson, Winnipeg. The double ring ceremony was solemnized by Rev. W. H. Hig- ham, Organsst Miss Eleanor Mudray accompanied soloist Miss Donna Slater of Port Ar- thur. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Ronald McBride wore a floor length gown-of peau 'de shan, Beaded trim and lace appliques enhanced front of em- pire bodice and edged the three quarter length sleeves. The long train was adorned with similar lace inserts. A rose headpiece of lace and matching dress mater- ial, caught her shoulder length veil and she carried a cascade bouquet of roses. Maid of honor Miss Marlene Birch and bridesmaid Miss Car- ole Lalonde wore similar gowns of shocking pink peau de charm. Bands of daisies. accented the empire waistlines and were Tre- peated down the full length panel in back of gown. They compleed ttheir ensembles with 'pink slippers, matching daisy headdresses and bouquets. Erie Parrish was best man while Melvin Peters and Donald LeMoine ushered. Ernie Parrish was-master of ceremonies at the reception in the Elmwood Building, Winni- peg. The groom's grandfather, A, Shepherd said grace. Ged- frey Birch, Schreiber, proposed a toast to the bride, The bride's Aiereranaca 1 at bias cake was topned wich *tu4 'eer ation used 67 years ago by the groom's grandmother on her cake. . The bride's mother received in' a turquoise bonded crepe dress with a matching lace coat, turquoise hat, white accessor- jes and a white orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a multi - color dress of cut velvet on white nylon over turquoise satin, matching hat, black ac eessories and a yellow orchid corsage. Out of town guests included Mrs. Harriett McBride, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald McBride and daughter Geraldine, Mr. anc Mrs. Jack Richardson and daughter Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Birch, Schreiber; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McBride, Jo- anne, Dawn and Russell, Ter- race Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBride, Miss Donna Slater, Port Arthur; Mrs. G. L. Me. Bride, Fort William; Mrs. Arn- cld Loranger and Terry, Shar- on and Paulette, Kenora; Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hinton, Vancouv- er: and Mxs. Bruce Hazell, Sas- katoon, Sask. ° Leaving for a honeymoon in the United States, the bride don- ned a yellow suit with white ac- cessories. The couple will make their home in Moose Jaw, Sask., where the groom has been trans ferred by the Bank of Montreal. Prior to her martiage the pride, who with ber husband has beea employed with the Bank of Montreal, was enter- 'ained at several showers by rel- atives. and friends in Winnipsg by friends in Schreiber. PAGE 13 CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE FIELD DAY Mrs. Sharon Willan won the swivel rocking chair in the C.W.L. draw and Ted Morrow, the $10 cash. prize on their Field Day. In the races, with all children six and under being awarded prize money, other winners were as follows: 6-7 - Shirley Ross, Michelle Bedard; Rainer Wertz and Paddy Webb; 8 - 10 - Sylvia Wertz, Wendy Jones, Terry Jartus, Shane Riley; 11 - 12 - Rae Sisson, Brigitte Wertz, Terry Armstrong, and Shane Walsh; Wheelbarrow race - Gordon Fummerton, and Robert LeBlanc, Mike Mulligan and Victor Dukes, Jade Dukes and Bill Souliers; Three-legged - Michelle Perras and Shirley Ross, Joey Campbell and Martel Dukes, Patricia McGrath and Adriana Vene- ziano, Paddy Stokes and David LeBlanc, Rae Sisson and Clover Dukes, Ricky Dietrich and Danny Glad; Duck Waddle - Sandra Wills and Cindy Ray; Law- rence McParland and Tommy Ray; Pamela Glad and Adriana Veneziano; Clyde Gordon and Danny Gel- lert; Donna McGrath and Linda Guard, Shand ( Walsh and Bill Souliere; Footise Contest - Shirley Ross, Kim Karns and Mary Bourke. Assisting in these events were Joe Wills, Mrs. M. McGrath, Mrs. P. Boland and Mrs. M. Kulmatycki. Photo below by |. McCuaig shows winners in the wheelbarrow race: left -Carole Ferlande (top) and Darlene Fummerton; right - Clover Dukes and Rae Sisson. ' The only person who listens to both sides of a family argument is the worn in the next apart : ment . ear ei OCs ares Rise SI NEST piammmeranieeance - r renee anne SN EN TONE DOUCET ER IEE ELIE LOL COATT ASABE 9 SERRE CAE NTONE NT