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august 11, 1960 | | | | ! | } | | | 1 ? FLORENCE ANN CHURNEY WEDS STEVE KOLESAR The marriage of Florence Anne Churney and Steve Kolesar was solemnized in St, Martin's Roman Catholic Church at a mid- morning service on July 23rd, Very Rev. Dean E,A,Gallagher officiated against a background of flame gladioli and white mums on the Altar, Organist was Mrs. E. Pineault and serving as Altar Boy was Master George Dashkewytch,. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, M.Churney of Terrace Bay and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kolesar of Flin Flon, Manitoba. Looking charming on the arm of her father, the bride wore a formal gown of pure silk Norganza over taffeta. Her only jewellery was a string of cultured pearls, a gift of the groom and she carried an off-hand cas- cade of stephanotis centered with a white orchid, Matron of Honour, Mrs.Gale Savoy wore a tropic-waters cocktail length gown of organ~ za over taffeta and Miss Joan Belliveau, the dainty flowergirl was dressed in a tiered white organdy frock, Brother of the bride, Mr.George Churney, was the best man and ushers were Mr Wayne Young and Mr,Ken Smorang, Breakfast was served at St.Martin's Par- ish immediately following the ceremony, for the bridal party and immediate family, <A Toast to the Bride was proposed by George Churney, An afternoon reception was held at the home of the Bride's Parents, Pine Crescent where the Mothers of the Bride and Groom received, Dining room hostesses were Mesdames George Dashkewytch and Mary Teniuk and servitors were Mrs, Wayne Young and Miss Connie Barker, The three-tier wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Dashkewytch and Mrs.Gale Savoy circulated the guest book, Previous entertainment for the bride in- cluded a Miscellaneous Shower at the home of Mrs.Jim St.Louis; an all day fishing excur- Sion on Lake Superior with the girls from the office of Kimberly-Xlark Co. and presen- tations of gifts from the Office Staffs and Coffee Clubs, Out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Jim Heitimbeck of Port Arthur, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Gauthier of Manitouwadge, Mr. and Mrs, Dan Kolesar of Flin Flon, Manitoba and Mr.Ken Smorang of Atikokan, GRESDAL - POLLARD VOWS EXCHANGED EN VOWS EACHANGED The Terrace Bay Community Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, Saturday, July 30th at 2 o'clock when Eleanor Mae, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Gresdal | | | i | | | 1 i | | \ | { ; net; of Terrace Bay was united in marriage to Thomas S, Pollard. The groom is the son | of Mr. and Mrs, T,C.Pollard, Port Arthur, Rev. R, Crooks of Schreiber conducted the marriage ceremony before an altar adorned with multi-coloured gladioli. Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss presided at the organ, Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a waltz length gown of white organza, the skirt billowing over taffeta and Her bouquet was a cascade of sweetheart roses and stephanotis, Miss Vivian Gresdal attended' her sister as Maid of Honour and chose a waltz length gown TERRACE BAY NEWS iready half done, ed ak in soft lime organza and carried a colonial bouquet of white mums, Mr,Bill Shannon was the best man and ushering the guests to tkeir pews were Ray Ranta and Jim Lee, all of Port Arthur. A reception was held at the home of the Bride's parents, Hudson Drive, following the wedding, when the Bride and Groom!s Mothers received, The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Mr. R. Scowen, Dining room hostess was Mrs. V. Hopper and Mrs, J,Vienneau poured tea during the recep- tion, Mrs, E, Schock cut the wedding cake and the servitors were Misses Norma Schock and Sandra Solly. Miss Noreen Scowen circu- lated the guest book. Following a honeymoon trip to the States the happy couple will reside at 158 Birch Crescent, Terrace Bay, Previous to their wedding the bride was entertained at Miscellaneous Showers at the Terrace Bay Curling Lounge and at the home of Mrs, T.C,Pollard, Port Arthur. The goom was presented with a gift by his friends and co- workers at the Mill. Out-of-town guests included Mrs, Agnes Geddes with Carol, Diane and Butch, Mrs. Lucy Wright, Mr.John Geddes and Miss Carol Barness, Mrs. William Shannon and John Jaclitch, all of Port Arthur. | } { HUNTING LIMITS SET ON DUCKS FOR THE YEAR A continued shortage of ducks across Canada | this year will keep most 'provincial bag limits ! at last year's level--except in Saskatchewan where hunters are to be allowed eight ducks daily, one more than last year. To bring Ontario and Quebec hunting sea- sons in line along the Ottawa River a 10-mile- wide strip of Quebec, north of the inter-pro- vincial boundary between Carillon, Que., and the area north of Mattawa, has been added to the southern district. Goose-hunting regulations in the James Bay area have been changed as a result of the creation of the Quebec provincial fish and game preserve in the area. Hunters going into the area were limited last year to 15 geese for the season. Now the limit applies to all hunters coming from any area outside the fish and game preserve, But if they stay in the preserve for a week, they can shoot another 10 geese. In Ontario a continuing shortage of water- fowl has forced a restriction in the daily bag limit of ducks. One - canvasback or one redhead is permitted in the six-duck bag. In '| addition only one wood duck is allowed. Bag limits are the same as last year except that rails, coots and gallinules now have the same limits as ducks--six daily bag and 12 in possession, Other bag limits are: geese, five daily and 10 in possession; Wilson's Shipe and woodcock, eight daily and 16 in possession, Seasons on ducks, geese and all other game birds in the migratory bird regulations open Sept.15 in the northern district of Ontario, Sept.24 in the central district and at noon Oct.3 in the southern district. Closing date is Dec.15 except in Essex County where geese } may be hunted until Dec.3l1, A regulation on blinds has been revised to make it illegal to shoot from any blind placed more, than 200 yards from the shoreline, Go at the job with enthusiasm, and it's al-