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PAGE 24 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE I9, I974 BLACK-SIMMER VOWS EXCHANGED The Terrace Bay Community Church was the setting for an early summer wedding, on May 25th at 5 p.m. when Lynn Frances Simmer and Terrance Gordon Black exchanged their Nuptial Vows. Reverend Peter McKague officiated at the ceremony, and the music had been put on tape by Louise Brooks, a friend of the bride. Pastel tinted carnations graced the Altar, and the bride and groom were escorted down the aisle by their mothers. Lynn is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Simmer and Terry is the son of Mrs. Eileen Black, all of Terrace Bay. Lynn was gowned in a floor length model of white Swiss dot, featuring long sleeves, a ruffled scoop neck and skirt flounce, and trim- med with pink velvet ribbons, through the lace. She wore her Maternal Grandmother's engagement ring. Her head dress was fashioned of Baby's Breath, and she carried a bouquet of Pink Bridal roses, Stephanotis, Baby's Breath and Ivy. Gail Simmer, sister of the bride, attended wearing a floor length pastel mauve flowered gown, made on lines similar to the bride's dress, trimmed with mauve velvet ribbons at the waist. She too wore a headdress of Baby's Breath and carried a bouquet of cream and mau- ve Carnations, with Baby's Breath and Ivy. The Best Man was Charles Simmer, and the usher was Gary Simmer, both brothers of the bride. The wedding party dined at the Red Dog Inn and later held a reception at the home of the Bride's mother. For the wedding and reception, Mrs. Simmer chose a street length Pastel Pink Fortrel dress and wore a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Black chose a street length Coat dress in a Pastel Green and wore a corsage of Orange Ice carnations. Michael Fenton, brother-in-law of the bride gave the Toast to the Bride. Servitors were Fern and Brian McDonald, Judy Falzetta and Louise Brooks. : The three tiered wedding cake, made by Mrs. Simmer and decorated by Mrs. Freda Duggan of : Schreiber was set on a lace covered table. For travelling, to Montreal, the bride donned a flowered cream Jersey dress, matching accessories and wore a Lime tinted carnation corsage. Lynn was the guest of honour at a Bridal Shower at the Community Church, hostess Mina Mahoney. Terry was honoured at a stag pagty held in the Curling Club, arranged by the Best Man. A rehearsal party was held at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Sparky Black. Out of town guests included: Pat, Mike and Stacy Fenton, Bromalea; Norma,Aalto, Bob and Arlene Robyn, John Gervis, Thunder Bay; Donna McGrath, Schreiber. The couple will reside at 57I Lakeview Drive, Terrace Bay. TR Rr ro PINPCIMIR CL re J Rea ¥ Ap b Fo TEL a ae Planting & Seeding - continued from page IS... fags, oid ii i On May 2Ist, a different method of reforest- ation was employed. In approximately five hou- rs a Bell G-4 helicopter equipped with a Brohm seeding unit, aerially seeded jack pine on 400 acres of scarified cutover in the Macutagon 3 River block, north east of Manitouwadge. This required approximately eleven million Jag Pine seeds. The tree seed used in projects such as this, is obtained from people employed as cone pick= ers, who collect the seed-bearing cones found - in fresh logging slash. At the present time, and throughout the summer, crews of students go out on weekends to pick cones in pre-selec- ted areas. Their efforts will replenish seed stocks used for aerial seeding and the produc- tion of nursery stock. 7 L.J. Haas, District Manager. 8 id from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS The United States Constitution went into effect on June 21, 1788. Germany invaded Russia on June 22, 1941. The Civil Aeronautics Authority was created by Congress on June 23, 1938. The first mayor of New York City took office on June 24, 1665. "Custer's Last Stand" took place on June 25, 1876. President Tyler was secretly married in New York City on June 26, 1844. A depression began on June 27, 1893, as prices collapsed on the stock market.