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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 25, 1973 Sports Slants - continued ...... "teenie Rick Hamilton and Leonard Burns. Al Ford rates seventh in the lightweight div- ision and Clyde Gray is rated second in the welterweight class. That's it, folks .. two boxers from Canada out of the top 80 in the world. Even our top heavyweight, George Chuvalo, doesn't rank in the top IO any longer. Kind of sad, 1'd say .... MINIQUIZ ontanada's Gréat People SR ASTNAI{ SFY) What female physician of Canada's early days en- countered so much hostility through prejudice that a special act of the Manitoba legislature had to be passed so that she could practice medicine at her husband's lumbermill? a, LEANNE CALDER WED IN TERRACE BAY Leanne Susan Calder and Phil John Burns were joined in Holy Matrimony on June 30th at 4 p.m. in St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church. Father A. Greengrass officiated at the double ring ceremony. Leanne is the daughter of Mr. G. Calder, Fort Frances and Mrs. J. Calder, Thunder Bay P. Phil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Burns of Terrace Bay. Gladioli adorned the altar as the bride was escorted up the aisle by her father. Miss Ce- line Landry was the organist and Miss Vangie Pineault sang. The bride was gowned in a floor length white model, fashioned in chiffon over taffeta with long chiffon sleeves, empire waistline, with lace insert and a ribbon bow. The hem of the gown featured a wide lace panel, softly falling into a train at the back. The Victorian style headress with bouffant veil also had a lace edge. She wore an Ivory rose pendant and ear rings. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and yellow roses. The Maid of Honour, Suzanne Theriault wore a long yellow Polyester crepe gown, featuring an A-line skirt, V neckline and Peter Pan coll- ar with an Opal necklace. Her head dress was a yellow floppy brimmed hat and she carried a single white mum set in a lace nosegay arran- gement. The Best man was Bevan Black and ushers were At a reception held at the home of the groom, Mrs. Calder received wearing a street length blue dress with vest to match and a white rose corsage. Mrs. Burns also received, in a long pink and black printed gown and white rose corsage Mr. Alex Marquis gave the toast to the Bride. Rosalyn Calder circulated the guest book. The wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Florence Fischer, of Schreiber and served to the guests by Leanne and Phil. For travelling to Duluth and Fort Frances, Leanne donned a pink blouse and purple Palo- 2z0 pants, with a yellow rose corsage. Prior to her marriage, Leanne was the guest of honour at two showers given by Mrs. Paul Rochan and Mrs. Cleon Smith. The couple are residing at 2I2 Ontario Street, Schreiber. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Corrine Brooks, Arlene and Vicki O'Conn- ell, Sioux Lookout; Ray and Wilma Defay, Rog- er and Gail Fournier and Irene Bolan, Thunder Bay. THIRD ANNUAL WHITE RIVER FISH DERBY A Community Project Second Draft of Propsective Events: Saturday August, 4th - 9-I2 Childrens Program Soap Box Derby and various games and contests for the kids 7 German Style Beer Garden 3 Parade by the Pipes and Drums of Thunder Bay 7-1 a.m. River City Saloon Live Entertainment 7 p.m. Concert by The Pipes and Drums of Thunder Bay. I- 2- Sunday, August 5th - \ Special Guest - CBC Personality Leon Mangoff Minor League Ball Tournament Aerial Water Bombing Display, Ministry of Natural Resources Canoe Race Bingo Fish Fry and Cold Plate 5-8 p.m. Street Dance Monday, August 6th - Special Guest = CBC Personality Leon Mangoff Mens Ball Tournament Bathtub or anything on four wheels race : continued page 5 .........