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PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 4, 1971 50th Anniversary = cont'd from page 11 ...... Mr. Harness presented a framed tribute from the Province of Ontario, signed by the Hon. William Davis, messages of congratulation from Jack Stokes, M.P., Sister Marie Stokes of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Aber, Sault Ste. Marie; and other friends. Mrs. Joe Campbell presented a Money Tree from friends in Schreiber. Adding to the occasion was the presence of Mrs. Jack Willison of Thunder Bay, who had been the bridesmaid at the Bolan's wedding. Russell (Coke) Campbell, the Bolan's son=in-law. spoke informally, reminiscing of thedays of his courtship of their daughter Ellen; when the two sets of parents lived within a few doors of each other, making his return from work, as a train despatcher, a natural route: lunch first, at Bolan's before going home to Campbell's! He also said the dinner itself was a special tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Bolan when the United Church Women broke a rule and catered for the meal . Following the dinner a reception was held when the community met to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Bolan. Attending the occasion, from out of town, were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell, with daughters Laura, Rhonda and Maureen of Mississagua and Lenore of Hearst; Mrs. Jack Wilson, Thunder Bay. Mrs. Ruth Sinclair and great grandson Trevor Joronen, of Victoria, B.C..; Father Halpin, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vallancourt (grand daughter Marjory) and baby Colleen, of Ramsay, Ont.; Mr and Mrs. Joe Riviere, of Manitouwadge; Mr. and Mrs. Len Andrewes, Mississauga, Mrs. Alma Stewart, Espanola; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Persson, Terrace Bay. Also attending was Pat, the Bolan's only son, of Schreiber with daughter Cathy of Thunder Bay ans sons Randy, Bobby and Blaine. DRAKE-LANG VOWS EXCHANGED A double ring ceremony in Fort William Knox United Church July 2 solemnized the marriage of Kathryn Ann Lang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Lang, 319 Bol- ton Cr., and G. Boyd Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Drake, Schreiber. Rev. Ken Myers officiated. Organist was the groom's sis- ter Lynne Drake. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a for- mal-length gown with empire waist. The skirt and cummer- bund were in white peau de soie and bodice with stand- up collar and long puffed sleeves gathered to self-but- toned cuffs, in white lace. A detachable train of peau, falling from the waistline, was trimmed with panels of matching lace. Her wedding ring headdress in white satin was topped by a bouffant silk illusion veil with scalloped edges: She wore an antique gold: jewelled bracelet belohig- ing to the groom's grandmoth- er worn by brides in all -the family weddings, - and ecar- ried: a mixed bouquet of mauve carnations, 'pink .sweetheart. roses, cornflowers and white and yellow daisies. Sandra Holbrook was maid of honor, and Mrs, Laurie Drew and bride's niece Miss Susan Baxendale were bridesmaids. =~ Fe Their similar. style gowns carried through the colors of the bride's bouquet with bo- dices in lilac georgette and skirts in printed georgette of mauve, pink and yellow over 'an underlay of lilac taffeta.' They were designed with square necklines and long puffy sleeves gathered to cuffs. : ; Bands woven through their matched skirts. They hair, carried bouquets of yel- low and white daisies with mauye accents. i Groom's brother David was best man. Richard Chicoine and Martin Walsh were the ushers. - Both mothers chose shades of pink- in afternoon length dresses. The bride's mother- .er's fortrel dress with. short sleeves, was trimmed with a scalloped edging design down one side and across the hem line, and she wore a rosette of dress material in her hair and white shoes. , * The groom's mother chose chiffon with beading across the front and long puffed sleeves and wore a. headed hair comb," matching pink shoes and carried a beaded purse. Both wore white gloves and corsages of pink-tipped Naik miniatyre carnations. 1% The "Yeception was held at Canadian Daughters' Hall Groom's: 'sister . Lori Drake, wag, guest" book attendant. | Ainsworth proposed 9. fodst to the bride. The cake, cut by the newlyweds, was made by the groom's wither. : Leaving for an extended weekend eymoon in Du- luth the b: "wore a light olive-green rib 'knit pant suit, with brown sandals and straw henley and a torsage of 'yel- low mihiature carnations. The couple is now residing at(236 W. Victpria Ave.' ¢ Lang were given by her bridesmaids Miss Sandra Hol- brook and Mrs. Laurie Drew at' the home of the former; and 'by Mrs. Doreen Ains- worth, Mrs. D. Radcliff and Mrs. Deanna Baxendale at the: Ainsworth home. The groom, Boyd Drake was. fet- ed 'at a Stag given by Chil- dren's Aid Society fellow workers. Attending the wedding from. out 'of city were the bride's grandfather C. Morin, Chalk River, Ont., and two broth- ers, Jim Lang, Victoria, and Randy and Mrs. Lang, Mis- sissauga, Ont.; and groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Garry Drake and brother and sis térs,~David, Lynne and Lori, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Prinse- laar and Mr: and Mrs. S. Ku- sik, all of Schreiber. Other relatives and friends sent tele- grams from Toronto, Winni- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Chicoine of Schreiber, Ontario are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Estelle Marie, to Mr. Warren Wray Morrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrill also of Schreiber. The wedding will take place on August 21st, 1971 1 at 4 p.m. in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, Schreiber, Ontario. Canada's productive forest land is growing about _ 2 1/2 times the amount of wood annually consumed, but the gap is quickly narrowing.