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Beatrice Milks -- James St. Louis Rites (cont'd) Gowned alike the attendants wore charm~ ing dresses of nylon chiffon in cocktail length, The bodices of shirred nylon carried over the back in a low "V" falling in a cascade to the hem, Miss Ezack chose light blue, Miss Brearley was in Wild honey and Miss MacDonald in Old Gold. They wore small crownless picture hats of shirred nylon and mittens of net, the maid of honour repeating the light blue, and the bridesmaids in pale green, They carried colonial bouquets of white and yellow baby mums. The wee flower girl wore a white nylon tiered frock over green taffeta slip, white shoes and gloves and a green and white bandeau. She carried a basket of yellow baby mums, Ernie St. Louis was groomsman for his brother and ushers were James Moro and Chuck Bougie, A reception was held during the after- noon in the Terrace Bay Curling Lounge with Mrs, Milks receiving in a navy taffeta dress with large white dots, white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mrs, Mary Pernted., Aunt of the groom, received with Mrs. Milks and chose also a navy dress with white accessories and wore a corsage of pink roses, A toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Don Brearley, and the wedding cake was cut by Miss Susan Lankey. Miss Freda Heinrich circulated the guest book and servitors were Miss Myrtle Banks and Miss Julie Stachiw, A white cloth enhanced the bride's table and held the three tier pillared wedding cake. Atop the cake stood the traditional bride and groom under an archway of flowers, For their motor trip west the bride travelled in a pink suit with navy blue tweed fleck, pink hat and gloves, navy shoes and purse "and wore a corsage of pink roses, Mr, and Mrs. St. Louis will reside in Terrace sao soeeesee Prior to their wedding the bride was feted at showers by Miss Joyce Newell assisted by Miss Brenda MacDonald and Miss Joan Brearley, and another by Mrs. Don Brearley assisted by Mrs. N, Banks. was entertained at a stag by his fellow workers, Out-of-town guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Milks with Calvin ang Kay, and Mr, Richard Silverthorn of St. Catharines, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs, Paul Pharand and Susan, and Mrs. Mary Fennell of Ottawa; Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lankey, Mr. Jack Lankey of New Lisk- cara: Mriy Joe Silverthorn, Mrs. Glen Coutts and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson of Englehard; Mr, Matt Lankey of Kingston; Miss Susan Lankey of Toronto, Miss Hleanor Ezack cf Fort William, The groom TERRACE BAY FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION Meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m., Monday september 23rd, in the Curling Club Lounge, to finalize resolutions to the zone convention and pick the official delegates to this convention, Goodbye Teen Town, Goodbye Curling, Hockey, and all the other grand sports and "social advantages enjoyed by we teenagers of Terrace Bay. Come on all you guys and gals, whenever your pen "ain't" froze, drop a line to one of your members who has migrated south to shiver in a more temperate clime. As soon as he gets "edicated" enough he'll answer one and all, - Dennis Scowen, Pickering College, Newmarket, Ontario. SYMPATHY CARD We extend our sympathy to Mrs, Margaret Phillips who lost her father, Mr. Paul Mauro of Port Arthur on Saturday, September 7th, Margaret attended the funeral in Port Arthur the following Tuesday, a OTaFF CHANGES It was recently announced by Mr. J. C. Wig, Mill Manager that Mr. H. C. Laundy would assume the position of Personnel Superintendent of Kimberly-Clark Products at Niagara Falls, Ontario about October 7th, 1957, It was alsc announced that to succeed Mr, Laundy, Mr. E. J. Brady would assume the responsibilities of Personnel Superintendent of tle Terrace Bay mill, Best wishes are extended to Bert and Ed in their new assignments. "Bert" Laundy is one of the first to have joined the former Longlac Pulp and Paper Company. He joined the organization on January 28th, 1946 in Toronto, and was directly responsible for setting up and recruiting the necessary staff fed ate of the Company. Bert Laundy and his family have continued to reside in Terrace Bay since 1946, At present Bert and his wife Estelle reside at 83 Hudson Drive, Their three children, Ken, Margaret and Helen Elizabeth live in Torontg Prior to coming to Terrace Bay Bert was with the Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company at Kapuskasing for 19 years as Personnel Manager, (cont'd page 6)