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PAGE 6 . TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 13, 1978 RENT AN EASY-OFF STEAMCLEANER SCHREIBER FOODMARKET IN SCHREIBER" It's easy, effective, safe and you get professional results at a fraction of the cost INTRODUCTORY OFFER $5.00 OFF Daily rental from September 14th to Sept. 23rd. By appointments only. Phone Jim at 824-2599. DAVIS-POOLE VOWS EXCHANGED In a double ring ceremony, Jennifer Margaret Poole and Lawrence William Davis exchanged wedding vows at the Terrace Bay Community Church on Saturday, August 19th. The Bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Poole of Terrace Bay. The Groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Davis of Schreiber. Rev. B. Bigelow officiated at the ceremony and Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss was organist. The Church was decorated with blue del- phiniums, pink gladiolus and shasta daisies with pink carnations and baby's breath on the Altar. The Bride wore an ivory organdy gown with pearl beaded chantilly lace and a chapel-length matching veil. She:-carried a bouquet of pink roses. Maid of honour was Linda Huard of Schreiber. Bridesmaids were Jane Poole, sister of the Bride; Judy Davis, sister of the Groom; Theresa Ramsay, Edmonton and Judy Zwaresh of Terrace Bay. All attendants wore three quarter length, light toffee coloured identical dresses and carried nosegays of daisies. " Best man was Detlef Trapp and groomsmen were Dan McGrath and Bill Collinson Jr. all from Schreiber. Ushers were Jody Davis, Groom's brother of Terrace Bay and Bill Hiller, Groom's cousin of Schreiber. A reception anc dance was held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Terrace Bay, where the Bride's mother received wearing a blue crepe gown and corsage of pink roses. The Groom's mother assisted, wearing a blue flowered gown and white, tipped carna- tion corsage. The bridal couple left on a two week honeymoon trip to the Barbados and on their return will reside at 120 Ontario Street, Schreiber. Out of town guests at the wedding included relatives and . friends from Toronto, Barrie, Midhurst, Timmins, Sudbury, Gerald -ton, Longlac and Thunder Bay. STR SCHREIBER SOCIAL: Annie Brownlie and Sue Powell, of. Coldpoint, N.S.W,, Australia, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McParland. Sue Powell-is an exchange teacher for Judy McParland who's presently teaching in Coldpoint. Annie Brownlie is also a teacher and together they toured Canada, enjoying the Common- wealth Games while visiting Doris and Sheila McParland in Edmonton. Cathy's Handicraft Shop PAYS PLATT PHONE 824-2164 ® SNOW SHOES @ LAWN CHAIRS ® PADDLES @ BEADING CRAFT ® LEATHER CRAFT @ GROCIERIES ® SOFT ICE CREAM @ SOFT DRINKS SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FOR ALL GOODS ON REQUEST : CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY'S ANSWER ACROSS 2 Cambodia's 1"--a -- Nol Parade" 3 Table 6 "Kitty" scrap 9 Tenor, 4 Bible pas- Frans = sage: abbr. "J ria" 5 Ms. Ma 1BBoardthe g Teror, Metroliner Luciano -- HY 7 Done 4 with 22 Speak 37 Wine: 15 Jongnslist 8 Overflow pompously Fr. % hi " 10 Cap 25 British gun 40 Ending vio r 11 Foolish 26 French for n Soin 17 Marching river lamb 21 Conjunc- sounds 30 Annoy 41 Night yon of 18 Kind of 31 Sage before 2 Wor d pricing 34 Screen 42 Radiation Irregular, 19 Tenor, 35 Rendition unit 24 Irregular, jpeg by 6 Down, 43 Timber 2 Rady Sou 20 Church area eg. bend i T1212 12 5 Oc | |¢ Rie mE 29 Whip 9 10 | 7% 12 Ni IP B 32 "You -- My 2747 Destiny" y . 33 Queen: Fr. 18 7 34 U.S. air de- 2 = fense arm |23 36 Wagnerian 57 heroine 38 Bother 29 39 Martha of the . % b late show |] daror sharma 0 "46 Bronze 38 0 Bi . 47 Armed foe v) DOWN 1 One of 26 47 the Ages i |