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APRIL 30, 1970 BOYD - HELMINK VOWS EXCHANGED On Saturday April 18, 1970 at 3.00 p»m, Deborah Helene June Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Samel Boyd Jr. of Terrace Bey was united in marriage to Francis James Joseph Helmink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A, Helmink, in @ ceremony performed by Father A. Gvora: in St. Martin' of Tours Church, Terrace Bay. Lilac and white mums decorated the getin bows adorned the reserved pews. played organ music and altar boys were Mark Dashkewytch. Given in merreige by her Father, the @ white Peau-de-Soie gown in Empire style train. Box pleated nylon lace accented the sleeves, neck and front panels. A floral head-piece anchored her shoulder length veil of scalloped: nylon illusion and she carried Miss Cathy Milnyck Kelly Helmink and bride was lovely in with attached a white Bible and lilac orchid with ribbon streamers adorned! with lileo lily-of-the-valley. The bride's attendants were the Misses Cathy-Jo Cotton (Maid of Honour), sisters Heather and Valerie Boyd and groom's sister lynda Helmink (Bridesmaids), Melanie Boyd (Junior Bridesmaid) and Lisa Helmink, Flower Girl. All attendants wore indentioal gowns of lilac Peau-dée-Soie with empire waist and long sleeves. Their head-pieces were matching bows and the senior attendant carried long stemmed gladielies and the juniors white chrysanthemum nosegays. Best man was Bruce Lundberg and ushers were Roberv Wallwin, Jr., Bryan MoInnis, Brian Gavin and Samuel Boyd IIT A dinner reception was held in the Moose Hall and for the occasion the bride*s mother chose & blue Fortrel ensemble, the dress of which had sheer sleeves and scarf. She wore 4 matohing hat and navy accessories. The groom's mother chose e hot pink two piece Crimpeline outfit, white hat and black accessories. A toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Reg. and master of ceremonies wes Bruce Lundbert. The bride's Grandmother, Mrs. S. Boyd Sr., assisted the bride and groom as they cut the wedding cake which rested on a Rice Table Cloth and Lilac Chiffon.Gake decorations were sugar bells, white roses, lilac grapes and green leaves. White candles in orystal holders flanked the wed- ding cake. : Leaving for a honey the bride donned a pink and white ensemble with sleeveless coat, and black accessories. The couple will reside a 224 McDonald Averme. Out of town guests attending the wedding were; Mrs. Ed. Helmink (Grandmother) Carmel, Sask; Mr. 5. Helmink, Sask; Mr. and Mrs. H. Brockman, Quinton, Sask; Miss Berne- dette Helmink, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newnes of Winnipeg; Mrs. G. Etches, Schreiber; Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyd, Thunder Bay; Mr. Bob McMillan, Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. James Glidden, Campbellton, N.B.; Mr. D. Downs, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. M. Yaroslaski, Toronto and Mrs. E, Adams of Niagere Falls. Prior to her marriage, the bride was feted at a shower held in St. Martin's Church Hall end at a luncheon held in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel given by Mrs. H.N. Marsh. -------------------------------- AUXILIARY MEETING PLANNED - MAY Ath The evening group of the Community Church Ladies Auxiliary will start their regular monthly meeting at 7.45 pm, May Ath, so the business por- tion of the meeting will be over by 8.15. At that time, a guest lawyer from Thunder Bay, Mr. S. Sargent, will speak on Women and the Law. All interested ladies in the community are in- vited to attend. Cotton TERRACE BAY NEWS church altar and white on trip to U.S. points and Winnipeg, Sasatoo family MAY Ist. & 2nd. QyPpeRr SAVIN 7 SNO-JET 1 only 19HP. DEMO. Reg.-$935., Sale-$795: Tonly 15H.P. 19 Regular-$799 . 70 Fishing Tackle 2 for price of 1 GIFTS GALORE SCHREIBER, ONT... BOARD OF EDUCATION - Continued from Page 10 in the division. The Board will sponsor a Trustee, tion, the Ontario Institute for Ontario School Trustees* Council which will be held this year in Toronto from June 15th to 17th. The title of the Conference will be this Board will be undertaken. tions will be availeble for the Board not June meeting. later than the Elementary Schools for this division. He will assume his duties on the first of September, 1970. Tuesdey, May 5th. See nen SHOWER HELD FOR BRIDE ELECT Miss Billie Ann Cocks, bride elect of this month, was Anglican Church Hall. Receiving with her were, Terrace Bay. Pouring tea were Mrs. Barry Walsh (Terrace Bay), Mrs. Be Spadoni, Mrs. Ted Morrow and Mrs. John St.Jean. The servitors were Mesdames Norman Boon, Jim Duggen, Andy Miller and Misses Muriel Holmes and Ann Marie St.Jean. Replenishing were Mesdames Harry Duggan and Miss Rona Godin . Continued on page 2 DAYS ONLY Sale-$695. Keystone Mini Bike -- $199. BOB'S ROCK & SPORT SHOP the Board Administrator and a Committee Representative to the 1970 School Board Con- ference sponsored by the Department of Educational Administra Studies in Education and the "The School and the Community," and will focus on problems re the school system, communication, etc. A study of the system of Committees presently in use in It is hoped that recommenda- Mr.Robert Cressman, presently principal of the Schreiber Public School was appointed as Supervising Prineipal of the A Committee of the Whole Board will meet in Heron Bay on honoured at a community shower Tea arranged in St. John's her mother, Mrs. W.W. Cooks, her sister Cathy and her fiancee's cousin, Mrs. Don Donovan of R. Kevin O'Brien, Gabe Gauthier, Joe Caccamo,