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MA 970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 Park Plans Discussed - continued from page 12 ..,... Photo below = Miss Margaret Phillips, Sister Gail McDonald, Anthony Speziale and Harold Shack at meeting for playground~park. é expressed over the practicability of having the work done by voluntary labor . The comments were lively and pertinent and hold- ing to local cus tom, in some instances invoking laughter. As when in discussing voluntary effort a comparison was made between the man, who cheer- fully according to his means, offers the use of a rake and or shovel, as compared to the contractor offering $34,000 equipment! The suggested plan showed kiddie's playground equipment, tennis court, baseball diamond, track and field space, with trees and shrubs to enhance the grounds. The size of the area to accommodate all these activities was questioned. The matter of washroom facilities and supervision was brought up but it was admitted these would await a firm decision on a 'go-ahead' for the project. A firm offer of support was made by the local Parks and Recreation committee, who are backed by town council. The town, it was stated, can use the fill which must be removed to place the new topping and some present were confident grants can be secured to assist in the program. The Department of Lands and Forests have offered to do the tree planting required. The general feeling, expressed during a coffee break, in small discussion groups, was that the heavy equipment necessary, should be paid for, still leaving much which could be accomplished by voluntary effort. Miss Phillips paid tribute to Schreiber in its self- determination and ability, despite 'party lines' and small coteries, to unite in a common cause - the recent artificial ice installation a classic example. The matter was left for further thought and a later meeting. Photo below - Miss Phillips, Sister Gail listen attentively while Harold Shack explains a point in the proposed playground. SAARINEN-COCKS UNITED IN HOLY ANGELS CHURCH Holy Angels Church was the setting for the 3 p.m wadding on Saturday May 2nd, of Billie Anne Cocks and Russe}. Alexander Saarinen. Dean J.M. Cano officiated at the ceremony and soloist was Mrs. Jack Gordon, accompanied by her husband Jack Gordon of Thunder Bay. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cocks, Schreiber, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Saarinen of Thunder Bay, South. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a slim line dress of ivory french crepe enhanced by mother of pearl lace which edge the mandarin neckline and angel wing'é sleeves. A cluster of mauve flowers held her tiny veil. She carried a bouquet of mauve carnations. Miss Cora Spadoni (bride's cousin) was maid of honour and the bridesmaid was Miss Cathy Cocks(sister). They were gowned identically in sleeveless short yellow crepe dresses with draped tie in front and full skirts. They wore scattered flowers in their coiffures, long white gloves and carried nosegays of white mums, yellow centered and mauve tipped. Herry Hollinsworth was best man and ushers were Donn Bunk, Richard Saarinen and Kevin Cocks. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Hollinsworth at the wedding supper which was held in the Schreiber Town Hall. Continued page T4 ......- ee eae Shirley and Pamela Winters were in Thunder Bay over the weekend to take part in the Shriner's parade with the Lakehead Lionettes Twirling Corps., under the direction of Joanne Carlisle, their cousin. Roberta Milani is home for two weeks' vacation from the Regional School of Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whent are visiting in Duluth. Joe Figliomeni Sr., and Roy Bailey are in Terrace Bay Hospital . Don McCouan is in Marathon Hospital .