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2A TERRACE BAY NEWS RAJOTTE - DAWSON WEDDING IN PORT WiLLIAM_ On Saturday, November 9, 1968 at 4.30 p.m. Elaine, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rajotte of Terrace Bay became the bride of Mr. Stephen James Dawson of Sarnia, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Dawson of Vancouver, B.C. in a ceremony performed by Dr. S. McLeod in Wesley United Church, Fort William,' Ontario. The church was decorated with yellow and rust mums and orgs: music was ;rovided by Mr. Jemes L. Metcalfe. Soloist during the ceremony was Mr. George Hosegood. 3es*t »n was Andy Shuteck and guests were usheved to their places by Guy Harri- son. The bride, given in -arriage by her father, wore a white velvet gown in Empire style with Alencon lace applique. Features of the gown were the high collar and lace cuffs. A silk illusion floor length veil fell from a velvet and lace trimmed hat. She carried a bridal bouquet of white orchid, white lilies and green ivy. Her attendants, Miss Evelyn Rajotte, maid of honor-and & Junior Bridesmaids Denise Dawson and Joanne Rajotte wore princess styled emerald green velvet trimmed with white lace. Their accessories were white and green velvet hats. Each carried white carnation nosegays with green ribbon and velvet bows. For a reception held in the Voyageur oom of the Uptown Motor Hotel in Fort William the bride#4 mother chose a cinnamon wool crimpolene ensemble with minkstrtmmed coller and sleeves. Her feathered hat was in autumn shades and her accessories were brown. She wore a yellow chrysanthemum corsage. The groom's mother wore a pink lace suit with accessories in a deeper pink shade and her corsage was of white carnations A toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Paul Landry of: Winnipeg. The Misses Lita Marie Boudreau: and Verna Daley of Terrace Bay circulated the guest book. The bride and groom cut and served the wedding cake. Leaving on a honeymoon trip to Chicago the bride domed a royal purple walking suit with matching beret and black accessories and white corsage. Thé couple will resiae at 1812 Wellington Street, Sernia. NOVEMBER 28, 1968 Guests attending the wedding included Mr. & Urs. J.A. Dawson | and Denise, Mrs. Sarbara Hamilton, Mr. & Mrs. J. Skene, Van- couver, Mrs. A. Skéne, groom's grandmother, Mr. & Mrs. WeA. © Pierson, Mrs. E.H. Landry, Mra. Kjell Torgay, Mrs & Mrs. A. | Pierson all of Winnipeg and Mr. & Mrs. Don Pierson and Diane, Mr. Paul Landry, Mr. Ben Landry and Miss Irene Klippenstine, © Mr. Jerry Rajotte, Mr. & Mrs. Mare Rajotte of Winnipeg, Mr.° and Mrs. Bernard Loiselle, Dorval, Quebec, IMr. & Mrs, Frank Gorges of Dorval. Mr. Tom Marion, Manitouwedge, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Lasn, Marathon, Mr. & Mrs. Harl Farrant, Fort William, Mr. Guy Harzison Ottawa, and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Sives, Geraldton. TOWN HALL NIGHT - cont'd from front page by both-the Kiwanis Club and the Terrace Ray Chamber of Com--- merce. The presence of quite a number of Schreiber residents was, perhaps, only attri¥utable to their interest in the Schreiber candidates to the Lake Superior Divisional school . Board who were on the platform but could presage the shape of things to come if regional government as purpotiiied in the Hardy report should come about. ; Master of Ceremonies for the evening and president of the Chamber of Commerce D. Rafalant opened the meeting shortly after 7 p.m. by inviting the candidates to the platform, wel- coming the audience and reading the rules of procedure which included a time limit for each speech. First to be heard were '1. Chisholm and T. Dorland, both of whom were elected by acclemation by Terrace Bay public school supporters to the Lake Superior Divisional Boord of Education. The former has served 6 years on the Terrace Bay High School Board and the latter has served on the Public School Board, lately as chairman. Both dedicated themselves' to work in the best interests of students and taxpayers, and the latter while questioning the operation of the reorganized district, with probably higher costs, felt that a positive position should be taken at the start with a view to obtain- ing increased grants. ; Five of the nine candidates from whom separate school sup- porters must elect. three next Monday, now spoke. In order of appearance, they were Mrs. Marg Godin of Schreiber, Mr, J. Kennedy of Terrace Bay, Mr. B. Lapenskie of Terrace Bay, Dr. B. MeDonald of Terrace Bay and Mr. A. Speziale of Schreiber. Unable tc make an appearance were the three candidates from Manitouwadge and M.J. MeGrath of Schreiber. Each gave his or her reasons for seeking a plece on the Divisional School Board and urged separate school supporters to get out and vote so that this district will have representation on the Board. Gne of the evenings best presentations was given by A. Speziale, ~ @ teacher at Holy Angels School in Schreiber, who asked for an honest vote on merit of candidates, regardless of geography This points up-the fact that Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Mani- touwadge Separate School Supporters must choose only three from the nine names appearing on the ballots next Monday. Marking a ballot with any more than three X's will spoil the ballot. First candidate for Council to spesk was A. Allen, a new- comer to local politics, who felt that four merchants on council did not truly represent all the residents of Terrace Bay. Incumbents, W.R. Bray, J. Caccamo and D. Desrosiers spoke of accomplishments during their 2 years on Council and asked support to continue projects already started. Each dedicated himself to serving in the best (Cont'd-on page' 5A)' , The Department of National Health and Welfare released the first report of Tar-Nicotine study as fo'lows: a table o% tam and. nicotine levels in cigarettes sold in Canada, enables health concerned smokers to select their brands was released by Honorable John Munro, Mirister of National Health and Weifare. The result of a contimuing study being sarried out by the department by Dr. W.F. Forbes, University of Waterloo, the report based on tests carried out on cigarettes purchased throughout Canada during the first half of 1968. Details concerning the 64 different types of cigarettes will be given in a forthcoming article by Dr. Forbes and his colléagues in the seclentific journal 'Cancer?. (See Page 3A)