10 The Castor Review, October, 1981 Rochon- Tyo tie the knot A pretty summer wedding was solemnized Saturday, August 29 in St. Jacques Roman Catholic Church, Embrun, when Lynne, daughter of Jack and Pauline Tyo was united in marriage with Nor- man, son of Roger and Eloise Rochon -- all of Embrun. Rev. Father R. Huneault per- formed the ceremony. The soloist was Mr. G. Gauthier of Casselman. Given in marriage by _ her parents the bride looked radiant in a floor-length gown of white nylon and acetate with mantilla . lace and pink trim. Her illusion veil was fingertip. length. She car- _ ried a white Bible with pink roses. The maid-of-honour, Miss Marilyn McDiarmid, friend of the bride, wore a pink, floor-length gown and carried white and dusty rose miniature carnations. -- The bridesmaids, Miss Gisele and Miss Mary Ann Tyo sisters of GOOD HEALTH Better health, a longer active lifespan and greater satisfaction from work, family and _ leisure time are among the benefits ob- tained from improved diet and- nutrition. Good nutrition offers greater strength and endurance. If offers better mental performance. Studies have indicated that school children who always have breakfast are more alert and show improved grades and better at- titudes toward schoolwork. (Do you insist and ensure your children have their breakfast every morning?) Good nutrition offers protec- tion against disease. A_ well nourished body tends to resist and Overcome infections; a poorly nourished body is susceptible to disease and tends to be slow in recovery. Since degenerative diseases now account for some two-thirds of all early deaths, it is important that proper prevention be provided for everyone. A great deal can be done to prevent and_ reverse degenerative diseases. However prevention is up to you, not your physician. DAN's Furniture Stripping & Refinishing @ Free estimates / Free pick-up and delivery Dan Stimpson, Metcalfe 445-5242 the bride wore dusty rose floor- length gowns and carried pink miniature carnations. The groom was assisted by his cousin Mr. Alain Lavictoire. Ushers were Mr. Al and Mr. Leo Achtereekte, friends of the cou- ple. The men wore light grey tux- edos with dark grey trim. Mrs. Tyo wore a floor-length - peach-coloured gown and_ the mother of the groom was dressed in a floor-length gown of light blue. The reception was held in the Embrun Community Centre. For a honeymoon to Grey Rocks, St. Jovite, the bride travelled in a banana-coloured ultra suede two-piece suit with black accessories. The young couple reside in Em- brun. Prior to the wedding, the bride was entertained at two showers. One was given by Miss Marilyn McDiarmid and Mrs. Laura Ledger was hostess uf the other shower. Lynne Tyo pledged her troth to Norman Rochon in a summer ceremony. EMBRUN MECHANICAL @ AIR COOL ENGINE SPECIALIST @ AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR WEEKDAYS -- 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY -- 7 A.M. TO 5 P.M. GORD THOMAS PROP. 443-3934 INDUSTRIAL PARK EMBRUN, ONT. Sa <Castor Kenmore Church B Baptist Church Meeting in the Russell Public School 11:00 a.m. -- Family Worship Service A Nursery service is provided 10:00 a.m. -- Family Bible School There's a class for all ages 7:00 p.m. --. Evening Fellowship in the Valley Loral Home Hardware Home & Farm Supplies Russell Se 445-2171. | M.D. Realty Ltd. LOCAL AGENTS AT YOUR SERVICE Daryle Ross 445-3469 Hwy. 31 at Greely Claude Gregoire 445-5772 821-2362 My Wedding By Julie Van Dusen A confirmed bachelor marries a girl who was often heard to claim: "Tt won't walk up that aisle until I'm at least 30". Yet on Saturday, August 29, three and a half years short of her 30th birthday, Julie Van Dusen daughter of Thomas and Shirley Van Dusen of Russell, married Richard Cannings, son of Albert George and Julia Cannings of Montreal. The wedding ceremony took place at 4 p.m. at Our Lady Of The Visitation Church in South Gloucester, about 15 miles north- west of Russell. The beautiful quaint, 150 year-old Neo-Gothic Church was chosen because some 90 years before the bride's great-" grandparents Cornelius and Anne McCarthy had been married there. The 35-minute service went off almost without a hitch. There was a rather awkward moment during the signing of the registry when the priest whispered to the couple that he would introduce them as Mr. and Mrs. Cannings. "Don't you dare Father Riopelle" plead- ed the bride who wished to keep her maiden name. After a short huddle, a compromise was reach- ed, and the couple were introduc- ed as simply "the newlyweds". The 200 guests clapped with ap- proval and relief. The bride's dress of ivory and satin was designed and worn by her Mother 34 years before on her wedding day. Tina and Lisa Van Dusen were the matron-of-honour and bridesmaid respectively. Both MICHEL R. wore pale blue and white flowered dresses. John Cannings, the groom's brother was best man. Usual wedding protocol dictates that the number of ushers cor- responds to the number of bridesmaids. Because the Van Dusen-Cannings wedding was purposefully informal, etiquette took a back seat to personal whims. So four ushers there were, Richard Cannings and Julie Van Dusen and a more handsome group was never seen. They were: Roy Cullen (Vancouver), John Colfer (Mon- treal), Michael Pilon (Toronto), and Doug Menzies (Ottawa), all longtime friends of the groom's. Guests came from Labrador and Victoria. Out of Canada guests included the groom's sister and her husband, Cathy and Bill Luzonic from Cambridge, Mass., and Larry Van Dusen, the bride's paternal great-uncle, LALONDE Barrister and Solicitor Regrets to announce That he is retiring from the practice of law At Casselman, Ontario Effective September 30th, 1981 CASSELMAN St. Jean/Montcalm Street, P.O. Box 179, Casselman, Ontario KOA 1MO 764-2857 or 443-3032 Baribault, Beseau, Campbell & McCuaig Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries Public are pleased to announce the opening of a law office in the Village of Casselman at the corner of St. Jean and Montcaim Street effective October Ist, 1981 EMBRUN .- 400 Industriel Street P.O. Box 480, Embrun, Ontario KOA 1WO 443-5683