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PAGE IO TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY I0, 1974 Mrs. Boudreau wore a long red dress with butt- ~ NICOL-BOUDREAU VOWS EXCHANGED Daisies set the theme for the wedding of Lita Marie Boudreau and Lyle Nicol which took place on Saturday, June 29th at 5 p.m. in St. Martin of Tours Church. Father A. Greengrass officiated at the double ring ceremony. Lita is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Boudreau and Lyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Nicol. Karen Nicol, Laura Caccamo and Irene Berger- on greeted guests at the door of the Church and presented each with a daisy to be pinned on a dress or lapel. The bride and groom were escorted down the aisle by their respective parents. The bride wore a floor length hand-made Indian cotton gown of multi-coloured stripes, dusty rose, blue, green, beige and gold. The dress had ruffled neckline, fitted waist band and long sleeves. She wore a halo of daisies on her hair, and carried a bouquet of lilacs and daisies. The groom wore a dark brown shirt and slacks with the embroidery on the shirt done by the bride. David Mercier played the wedding music on the guitar, and also acted as Best Man. Es- corts were. Mark Boudreau, Michael Rowland and Frank Hodder. Claudette Rowland, the bride's sister, was Matron of Honour. She wore a long diagonal striped skirt in shades of green, with a green blouse. Paulette Nicol, the groom's sister, wore a Burgundy flowered print gown, with V-neckline, cape sleeves and a matching shawl. Karin Lundberg wore a floor length apple green wrap around Polyester crepe skirt and long sleeved white blouse. Each of the girls carried a sheaf of yellow and white daisies, with yellow satin streamers. Jack Cruickshank read the Scripture and a prayer for Newly Weds. Lita and Lyle knelt in front of the Altar and recited a prayer compos- ed by themselves. At a reception dinner at the Legion Hall, erfly motif, and a Garnet pendant on a velvet ribbon, which had been given to her by her husband at the time of their wedding. She wore a corsage of daisies. Mrs. Nicol was gowned in a floor length silk Jersey Caftan, in shadings of orange, yellow and white, featuring long loose caffed sleeves. She too wore a daisy corsage. During the dinner, Mark Boudreau made a short speech, welcoming his two new brothers-in -laws to the family. He also read two tele- grams from those who were unable to attend - Lita's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bougie and Jane Kelty, all of Montreal. Lita and Lyle expressed their thanks to all who attend- ed, and for the beautiful gifts received. After the dinner, dancing was enjoyed to the music of George Churney and orchestra. Laura Caccamo and Irene Bergeron were in charge of the guest book. At I0 p.m. Lita and Lyle circulated among the guests, serving each a slice of Wedding Bread from a silver tray. Out of town guests included Claudette and Michael Rowland, London; Karin Lundberg, Toronto; Mark Boudreau, Montreal; Paulette Nicol, Frank Hodder, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cavan- augh, Mrs. Marion Marostica and Tommy, Laura hi Caccamo, all of Thunder Bay and John Cavanaugh Toronto. A Lita was honoured at a shower at the home of Mrs. Betty Cruickshank and Lyle at a stag arranged by Michael Rowland and David Mercier. Lita and Lyle will reside in Ottawa. L VANDALISM AT TERRACE BAY SWIM POOL It appears that some people just go out of ; their way to cause extra expense to the tax- payer as well as creating a very dangerous si-4 tuation at our outdoor swimming pool. : Within the past few days, some people have managed to do some very sickly acts causing extra maintenance, loss of supplies and a dan- gerous pool to swim in. Some of the sickly acts are as follows: Broken glass and fluourescent tubes into = the main pool; Mixing chemicals together, re- y sulting in a complete loss of supplies and ex--- tra maintenance to replace same; Turning num- | erous valves on the filtration system, caus- . y ing water level in the pool to go.down and resulting in some pumps sucking air. One would wonder why these sickly people have to cause this type of vandalism at a community facility which is appreciated by many of the people in our community. 3 Anyone caught using the swim pool facilit- i ies after hours will be dealt with in a court of law. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Marriage vows were pledged by Irene Mar- guerite Bolan and Wolfgang Herbet Melchior An Trinity United Church, Thunder Bay, on July 6th, 1974. Rev. Princelaar ofpiciated The bride is the daughter of Mrs. W. Gordon Chemanus, B. (Cry 2100. Sraom A8 Zhe son of Mu. and Mus. "Walter MelLchoin Koningswatha Ge/unany]