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AUGUST 23, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 Lemay-Blythe Wedding - cont'd from page 4 and Sharon Blythe, London and the flower girl Anita Blythe were dress alike in floor length pink chiffon gowns. The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore large pink picture hats while the flower girl wore pink flowers in her hair and all carried bouquets of dainty chrysanthemums and pink carnations. The groom was attended by Gerry Fairbrother, Trenton, while ushering the guest to their pews were Bernie Goodman and Donald Downey, both of Trenton A reception was held at the AMDU Social Centre where the guests were received by the parents of the bride and groom. The bride's mother wore a lime green coat dress with white accessories and a yellow orchid corsage. She was assisted by the mother of the groom who wore a long A-line blue gown with beaded bodice, matching accessories and a corsage of white chrysanthemums. Following a wedding trip to Montreal, Mr. and Mrs Lemay took up residence at RR 3, Belleville. Out of town guests were present from Toronto, Montreal, London, Windsor, Chatham, St. Thomas, Terrace Bay, Kingston, CFB Borden and England. TERRACE BAY GUIDES ATTEND DIVISION CAMP During the month of August, eleven Guides and one Leader from Terrace Bay went to Division Camp at Three Fingers Lake, Marathon. The first week, Glenna Clearwater of Nipigon, tested for camper licences along with Sharon Graham (Life Guard), Mrs. Angus, Blue Guider, Manitou- wadge and Penny Carman, Marathon, Camp Nurse. The second week, Commandant, Mrs. Olive Ross, the Division Camp Advisor; and Leaders Mrs. Janet furner, Brown Owl, Manitouwadge, Mrs. Joanne Taniws, Brown Owl, Marathon and Mrs. Pam Jones, Blue Guider, Terrace Bay were in charge and assisted by two Junior Leaders from Marathon, Carl- Lee Fleck and Diane Beavregard. The Guides had numerous camping skills to learn and during the two camps Mrs. Ross checked and marked points for all activities and group tenting, the tent who won the Best Tent Patrol the 1st week was Karen Cvitkovich, Patrol Leader and her patrol of Melody Fisher and Cheryl Moore. The 2nd week was Terri Paukstys, Patrol Leader, "with Didne Jones in the same patrol. Congratulations to these girls. Each week a Guide was chosen for her work, willingness and courtesy to the leaders, her ready DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA TENDER FOR: . Improvements to Federal Building - TERRACE BAY, Ontario. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and marked as fo contents, will be received until: 3:00 PM ,-E.D.S.T.-Thursday, September 7, 1972 Specifications, plans and forms of tender can be seen, or can be obtained through: Manager, Administrative Services Depariment of Public Works of Canada 123 March Street = 5th Floor SAULT STE MARIE, Ontario or May be seen at the Post Office: Thunder Bay "F" Thunder Bay "P" Terrace Bay Tenders must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted D.R. Miller, Manager Administrative Services Northern Ontario District smile and co-operation with other Guides. These Guides were Nancy Ashworth, Nipigon and Colleen Fleck, Marathon. The Junior Camper Badge was earned by Irene Ber- geron, Joan Campbell, Karen Cvitkovich, Melody Fisher, Diane Jones, Lori McBride, Jody McKie, Kelly McKie, Cheryl Moore and Patricia Paukstys. Swimmers Badge - Karen Cvitkovich, Melody Fisher and Jody McKie. Guides and Leaders had a good time, especially when some night visitors from Marathon came into camp fire and sang along with the girls, which gave them an opportunity to meet other girl guides from all over the North Shore. Each of the leaders took along their younger child- ren and found that all their worries on whether the little ones would be upset or a trouble underfoot were soon dispelled for the Girl Guides just took over to entertain and babysit the young ones and the leaders were able to participate in all areas of activities. continued page 6