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TERRACE BAY NEWS SCHREIBER Grade 8 of Holy Angels' Separate School are giv~ ing a tea on Sunday October 27th, in the serost auditorium from 2-5 p.m. Mrs. A. Burns is in St. Joseph's Hospi ia Arthur . Mrs. D. Boyd of Winnipeg is visiting her daughter , Mrs. Gary Drake and family. John Shaw of Fort co visited his cut and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. |. West, this week . Mrs. Mary Sparkes a daughter Joanne, and Walter Shevchuk, spent the weekend in Fort William with friends . Mrs. Spikula Sr. was in Fort William to attend the Koshchuk-Landy wedding last week. Mrs. P.-Huminicki has returned from Winnipeg where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat Huminicki . Mr. and Mrs. J. Brenzavich of Fort William spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Huard. Mrs. J. Molinski of Vancouver is visiting her sisters, Mrs. D. Nesbitt and Mrs. P. Sparkes. The Fire Brigade will hold its' Halloween dance on October 31 in the town hall, with the usual prize and special attention given to original costumes . L.R. Tremblay presided for the regular meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of Holy Angles school on October 17 with 40 present. A film "Teaching as a Career" was shown, this being done in the hope of encouraging more students to enter | this profession. As part of the program, members | listened to a radio broadcast on the Dennis Hall Report and a discussion followed. The room atten- dance prize was won by Miss Jane Syvitsky. Port KEITH PENNER HONORED AT A A SOCIAL Harold McParland was Master fe ceremo: the social evening in honor of Keith Penner, Liberal M.P. for the Thunder Bay Riding. 'The event was held in the town hall and was sponsored by the Schreiber Terrace Bay Liberal Association. W.E. Cavanaugh of Terrace Bay introduced ee Penner, who spoke briefly . Partisan Politics are behind us he said - we must all work together for the good of the country and make it a better world for ourselves, our children and our children's children. Mr. Penner stated that | he has already found out the great demands made on | a Member of Parliament, but after careful considera- tion, he felt his first obligation was to his corstit~ j vents, and he would apply every effort for the pro- bau ia eae es for a rene emits tA ce NEEE A eEOT AAR OCTOBER 24, 1968 He thanked the association for giving him and his wife, the oppor~ to meet and visit with so many from Schreiber, Terrace Bay, and neighbouring communities . Jack Stokes, N.D.P., M.P,P. for the Thunder Bq, Riding, also spoke briefly. M_.ic for dancing was provided by the Gay Notes fr om Red Rock, anda cold plate lunch was served. motion of Northwestern Ontario. tunit EXC HANGED IN HC HOLY ANGELS" CHURCH VON WS Chisel autumn flowers adorned Holy Angels' Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber on September 21 for the wedding of Diane Louise Morrison, daughter of Mrs. Clifford Morrison of Westmount, Cape Breton N.S. and the late Mr. Clifford Morrison; and Brian Martin Duffy of Schreiber. som of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duffy of Fort William. Very Rev. Dean J.M. Cano officiated. Miss Brenda Lalonde was the organ ist and Giovanni Cebrario the soloist . Eddie Duffy was the best man and Jim and Ronald Duffy the ushers, all brothers of the groom. The bride, given in marriage by her brother-in-la Donald Fearnley, was gowned in Spanish lace ina lovers' knot design, with the graceful front fullness falling from the sabrina neckline. The three quarters length widened sleeves, neckline and circular train marked by large bow, were all edged with honiton lace. Her double veil was held by satin rose and pearlized foliage and she carried a cascade of red roses . Norma McLellan, the bridesmaid, chose a slim line floor length blue velvet gown, the scoop neck- | line and empire bodice emphasized with silver band and bugle beads. She wore silver slippers and her white veil was held by a silver rose . were white mums. Fol! swing the ceremony, a weddi»g dinner was giver, in the Anglican Church hall when J.S- Cac- camo was the M.C. reading many messages from the Maritimés and nearer points in Ontario, with good wishes to the young couple. Eddie Duffy proposed a toast to the bride and Jim Duffy the toast to the bridesmaid. At the reception in the evening i: Mrs. Duffy received in a blue corde sheath on prin- cess lines with fashion detail in the piping, blue Her flowers , the town hall, feather hat, black accessories and a pink corsage of carnations. The bride's mother chose a wool suit in cranberry, white hat banded in cranberry ve! . black accessories and white carnation corsage. (Cont'd on page 14) j iad oR an ato cA CLA