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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS. : JUNE 9, 1971 " KENNEDY-NICKOLUK VOWS EXCHANGED IN TERRACE BAY St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, Terrace Bay, was the seene of the May 22nd wedding of Loreen Susan Nickoluk and Jerald Joseph Kennedy, both of Toronto. Giant white mums adorned the altar and satin bows with . lily of the Valley decorated the pews. Father A, Greengrass officiated at the double ring cere- mony and organist was Mrs. Marg Simmer with Miss Janie Pers- son as solaist, The bride is the only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Steve Rickoluk and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph A, Kennedy, all of Terrace Bay. Given in marraige by her father, the bride wore a gown of Angel white hammered satin, featuring a straight skirt with a fitted bodice, a high Victorian collar and full shirtwaist sleeves, Bands of imported Swiss embroidered lace enhanced the bodice and waist and edged the collar and sleeves, A detachable chapel length train, edged in lace, flowed from the waist to compliment the gown, Her full length bouffant veil of tulle illusion was caught to a matching pill box headpiece. She carried a semi-cascade bouquet of orange ice roses with accents of baby breath and yellow streamers. The maid of Honour was Miss Linda Woodruff, Bridesmaids were Miss Lynda Kennedy and Miss Nancy lLapenskie, The Junior bridsameid was Miss Carol Kennedy and the flower girl was Dorothy Kennedy. . The Senior attendants wore mint green pant suits. The tunic tops had low scoop necklines and long angel sleeves. They wore large, matching green floppy brim hats and velvet chokers with charms, a gift from the bride, complimented the outfits, The Junior attendants were in mint green pant suits with high rounded neckline, long wide sleeves and green vel- va Fi hens in their he They .wore orosses with a cultured ------ lg Pear], pr. os re - Fie ns ride, All carried a single, ; t from = Sige LYelloy um a iy. '~arer, was dressed in all Wafgy, JOReph Kopp, s Toams the ushers were Stephen Nickoluk, brother of the bride and Kenneth, James and Richard Kennedy, all brothers of the groom. At a reception in the Moose Hall, Father Greengrass said grace and the toast to the bride was proposed by her unéle, who is also her godfather, Walter Charyna. "The dining room hostess was Mrs, Hugh Hamilten. A white Ambproidered linen cloth sovered the table on which was cen- tered, on yellow tulle, the three tiered wedding cake. Ivory tapers in tall orystal holders flanked the cake which was cut by Mrs. Roy White of Marathon, Ont, Twin cousins of the groom, laurel and Louise MacDonald, wearing long peasant dresses, assisted the bride and groom in serving the cake, Miss Heather Charyna, cousin of the bride circulated the guest book. Don Kennedy wes Master of Ceremonies for the evening and read many congratulatory telegrams from relatives and friends. The bride's mother received wearing a champagne ivory for- trel dress with a matching rachel knit sleeveless coat. She wore a taupe hat, gloves and shoes and a corsage of orange ice roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a pink fortrel dress with matching scalloped lace coat and pink shoes. Her hat and gloves were navy and she wore a corsage of white carnations, For her going awey outfit the bride changed to a three - piece pant suit ensemble in off white and pink with a striped vest, She wore white shoes and carried a white crushed lea- ther handbag. A hot pink carnation corsage completed her en- semble, The newlyweds will reside at 2 Trophy Drive, Toronto 375, Ontario. y \ . Out of town guests included Mrs. J. Charyna, grandmother of the brides Mrs. 0, Augustson, godmother of the bride; Mr, Walter Charyns and daughters Ivy and Heetherj Mrs. B. Koski; Mrs. E.B, Mclaughlin Mr. R, Hunt; Mrs. E. Andersonj Mr. and Mrs. B. Cavanaughj Mr, and Mrs. R. Sloan Mr, and Mrs, J. Sterling and familys; Mr, and Mrs, J. MacDonald and family; Mr. and Mrs, R. Kukko and family; Mr. and Mrs, Murphy and family all of Thunder Bay; Mr, and Mrs. D. Whalen and femily, Renfrew; Mr, and Mrs, B. Peskett; Mr, and Mrs. W, Rowan, Oakville; Mr. Bryan MoInnes, Toronto; Miss Cynthia Harrison, Central Patricia; Mr, and Mrs. G, Tamblin; Mr. and Mrs. Roy White and family, Marathon; Miss Estelle Chiceine and Warren Morrill; Mr, and Mrs, B. Stefurak; Mr. and Mrs. Re Turner; Mr. and Mrs, J. Figliomeni; Mrs.and Mrs. J, Wizmuk; Mr, and Mrs, A. Krystia; Mrs. Albert Gauthier and Mr, Aurel Gauthier all of Schreiber, Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained by her fellow staff members at the home of Mrs, Linda Sallows in Toronto. In Terrace Bay, Lori was the guest of honour at a shower held in St, Martin's Church Hall with hostesses Misses Woodruff, Lapenskie and Mesdames Mitchell, Teskey, Young and Thomes. A rehearsal party was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, J.A. Kennedy. JULY 1ST PROGRAMME FOR TERRACE BAY For the past few months, the Legion, the Recrea- tion Department and Town Council have been form- ulating plans for July Ist, 1971. Activities for the day will be as follows: - 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. = Soap Box Derby (Lakeview Drive). 11:45 to 12:00 noon - Parade line-up (Terrace Bay Recreation Centre) 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. = Parade (to finish at High School Field) 1:00 = 3:00 p.m. = Treats (available for children Ly i Sheer continued page 10... .. : ald Kenne Yang .