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SEPTEMBER 14, 1977 TERRACE' BAY NEWS PAGE 15 ARNOLD '- CLEMENS VOWS EXCHANGED In a double rine ceremony, Edith Rose Clemens and Everett . Allan Arnold exchanged wedding vows at St. John's United Church in Wiarton en Friday, August I9th, The bridd is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clemens of Schreiber, Ontario. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Vallace Arnold of Wierton, Ontario. "Rev, Walter King officiated at the ceremony snd Mrs, Edgar Hale wes organist. The church was decorated in yellow shry- ' pamthemums and yellow candles when the bride was given in marriage by her fathers She wore a floor length oreps polyester gown with flared prinoess skirt and long full sleeves, The socoopad neckline . was edged with Swiss lace. Her elbow length double illusion veil trimmed with Swiss daisies fell from a orown of pearls ~ and she carried a bouquet of red roses and pink earrations, : Matron of honour was her sister, Mrs, Janet Hamilton, who ' wore a red and white flowered polyester gown. Mrs, Sandra Bourrd, her sister, was bridesmaid, who wore an identleal gown of blue and whites flowered polyester, Both sarvied _ nosegays of white duisies. Best men was Vern Arnold and groomsman wes Bill Arneld, . brothers of ths groom. Ushers ware Don Arnold and Doig Pruder, < A reception and dance was held in the Wiarton Arena Hall where ths bride's mother reseived wearing a slesvelsss beige - gown and corsage of red proses. The groom's mother assisted woaring a blue silk gown and yeallics corsage. The guest book and gift table was in charge of Debbie Clemens and Dorpe Arnold. -The wedding sake wes made by Mrs. ** Gordon Dormelly, the bride's aunt, After a wedding trip to southern Ontario Ihe ciuple will * reside at R.R. 3, Wiarton, Ont.- Before the wedding, the bride was feled at a kitehen shower in Wiarton by Mrs; Ken Clemens and Mrs, John Twigger and at a tupperware shower at the home of Mrs. G. Dennelly. In Schreiber she was honoured at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Ron Hamilton and Mrs. Linda Nesbitt. A shower-tea was- held in the United Church Hall by Schreiber Commmity, « Friends and relatives held a stag to honour the groom in -- ~ > = Wiarton, = Out of town guests at the wedding were Mr, and Mrs, Ron Hamilton of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bourre, of Dryden; Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Miller and Mrs. William Zaroski of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs, Tom Bourk and Mr, and Mrs. W. Bond of Ottawa; Miss Joan Neil of Waterloo; Mrs. Blansche Grant of Parry Sound; Miss lors Cook and Mr, and Mrs. Derek . Pogosk from Toronto; as well as Mrs, Margeret Pisisk and daughter Caroline from St, Cetherines. _ 'There were also many relatives and friends from Owen Sound and surrounding communities. 5 LEO TOOKENAY : HONOURED: Leo Tookenay, recently-retired as engineman from C.P. Rail, Schreibér, president of the po local Metis Association, has been honoured by being elected to the Board of Directors, Zone 2, Ontario Metis and non-status Indian Assoc- iation. Zone 2, one of the largest, covers from Thunder Bay to, Wawa. Leo already has a busy sohedale lined up. - On Sept. 11 - 13 he will attend a meeting in Thunder Bay of the Ontario Native Council on Justice; Sept. 17 & 18 attend a Board of" "Directors meeting in Toronto and on Sept. 24 25 a Board of Directors meeting in Sault Ste. Marie. ; & Duties will R.LS.S. Board requires for the month of October ASSESSMENT REVIEW CLERKS for Nipigon-Red Rock'and Terrace Bay areas consist of a review of Roman Catholic school support from assessment lists and personal contact with ratepayers explaining tax support situation. Rate of pay will be $4.50 per hour and time required will be approximately 2 to 3 weeks. A training program will be offered. Please reply to: The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board, Box 550, Schreiber, Ont. POT 2S0 P.M. Gillen, Director of Education. . \ J. Bunkis, Chairman. [TOWNSHIP OF MARATHON] requires AN ASSISTANT GREENSKEEPER /ARENA ASSISTANT SALARY RANGE $10,305.00 -. $13,845.00 PLUS COLA Applications will be received by the under -signed until 5:00 P.M. local time FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 for this position. Successful applicant should possess a Turf Management or other job related coufses or be willing to enrol in same. A personal resume including education and related experience should gecompany application. Additional information may be obtained from The undersigned. K: Taniws Clerk-Treasurer Tewnship of Marathon P.O. Box 190 MARATHON, Ontario POT 2EO (807) 229-1340