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Page 7 THE NEWS August 12, 1965 hat and accessories in canary yellow with a corsage of feathered carnations in tangerine. A miniature bride and groom topped the wedding cake set in a nest of tulle on the linen covered bride's table. Mrs.Dora Kozak, aunt of the bride, cut the cake. Miss Janice Coe circulated the guest book and Marvin Steen proposed the toast to the bride. For a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the bride travel- led in a suit of light blue with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The couple will reside in Toronto. Out of town guests included Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Rennette, Mr.and Mrs.Willard Vezina Jr., Miss Janice Coe and Mr.John Boudreau of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.F.Leclerce, Mrs.F.Card, Mrs.H.Vezina of Chapleau, Mr.and Mr.and Mrs.P.Gosselin, Mr.Euc- lid Berube of Nipigon, Mr.and Mrs.C .Baker, Mr.and Mrs .Bill Cavanaugh, Cathy and Betty Lou of Fort William, Mr.and Mrs.A Kozak, Mr.and Mrs.W. Bobiak, Miss Edith Adamo, Mr.F .Riemer and Mr.John Stanko of Port Arthur, Mr.L.Hubelit and Mr .Rocky Gaudet of Wawa. VOWS EXCHANGED IN ST .MARTIN'S CHURCH Cream and crimson gladiolus adorned the altar of St.Martin's Roman Catholic Church on Saturday mor- ning, July 3l as Kathleen (Dolly) Louk of Toronto became the bride of Norman Vezina of Toronto. The bride is the younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Louk of California and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Willard Vezina, Terrace Bay. Very Rev. Dean E.A.Gallagher officiated at the Nuptial Mass, with George Dashkewytch and Albert Cadieux, Jr. serving as Altar boys. Soloist was Miss Edith Adamo and Mrs.Clarence Buck presided at the organ. Given in marriage by her Father, the bride was lovely in a formal gown of bridal satin in A-line styl- ing; pearls and sequins outlined the bodice, lace sleeves were tapered to a point over her wrists and a long train edged in scalloped lace fell from the waist centred with a self-rose. Two satin roses caught the bouffant bridal veil and she carried a cascade of pale mauve gladiolus. Mrs.Gerald Rennette attended her sister as Matron of Honor and bridesmaids were Mrs.Willard Vezina Jr., Misses Cathy Cavanaugh and Jdnice Coe. Gowned alike the attendants chose formal gowns in creamy aqua crepe with fitted bodice and straight skirt and featured a scoop neck at front which fell in a soft drape to the back waistline. They wore match- ing accessories. Mrs.Rennette carried a colonial bouquet of white Shasta daisies and the bridesmaids carried nosegays of white baby mums, all interspaced with aqua lacelon. Gerald Rennette was best man for his brother-in- law who was attended also by Willard Vezina Jr., his brother, John Boudreau and Rocky Gaudet. Ushering the guests to pews marked with white satin bows were Michael Louk and Terry Vezina, brothers of the bride and groom respectively. A wedding breakfast at the Moose Hall for the fam- ily and bridal party followed the ceremony. For the afternoon reception at the Moose Hall, the Mother of the Bride chose a three piece suit of canary yellow overlayed with white lace. She wore a sunburst _ FOR SALE - 4-burner stove, Fridge, drop-leaf table and chairs, bookcase, trilight lamp, cabinet, picnic table, gun type oil burner & controls, storm & screen door, 3 bicycles, lawn mower & grass catcher, all parts to make Trailer, birch wood, Ford wheels & sno tires, Car Radio, round oak dining room table, garden tools & shovels, lumber pile, wheel barrow, large baby crib, ironing board, frozen vegetables, carrots, beans, blueberries, 1 roll 2" fiberglass insulation. House 456 Ft.Garry Road - Phone 3587. FOR SALE - Lloyd baby carriage in good condition. Phone Schreiber, 386. FOR SALE - one rangette and one lawn mower. Ph. 3652 after 5 p.m. Julie and Al Skogstad and family returned to Bran- don, Manitoba after visiting last week with her sisters Annie Erickson and Rose Garriock and families. Mrs.Lydia Schultz of Winnipeg is visiting her daughter, Hilda Hiebert and family. Vincent McInnes is home on vacation from Clarkson Ontario to visit with his family. Ted Brown Jr., spent a week in Winnipeg visiting with Campbell Craig. Visiting with Charlotte and Werner Scheuchenpflug last week were his sister and brother-in-law, Ilse and Erhardt Petri and children, his brother Siegfried Petri and Rosi and Luis Ellensohn and daughter Brigitte, all of Hamilton, Ontario. Brigitte is remaining for the balance of the summer vacation. Recent visitors with Doris and Arnold Al mos have been her sister and family, Phyllis and Wilfred Lader- oute with Keith and David of Fort William, and another sister, Audrey Strbavy with Marty, Lyndia and Karen of Fort William; her daughter and son-in- law, Diane and Arnold Murtomaki with Wendy, from Port Arthur, also Mrs.Gertrude Gammond of Fort William with her granddaughters as they were enroute to Parry Sound accompanied by her (Continued P. 9)