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JUNE I2, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 COSTA-LAVIGNE VOWS EXCHANGED Frank Costa Mr. and Mrs. Allard Photography Hot pink carnations adorned the altar in Holy Angels Roman Catholic church on May 4 for the wedding of Frank Costa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Costa and Linda Marie Lavigne daughter of Mrs. Adrienne Lavigne, all of Schreiber. The double ring ceremony was solemnized by Father O'Flaherty. The bride, given in marriage by Albert Eng- land, was gowned in white faille satin, the long semi~-full skirt softly gathered to an em- pire waistline and trimmed on the front with appliques of alencon lace, which was also used on the cuffs of the long sleeves. The hemline was enhanced with a full ruffle held by picot. eyelet lace inter-woven with white satin ribb- on. The fitted bodice featured the picot lace and the high band collar trimmed with it. Her full length veil was caught to a white satin rose, and she carried a cascade of pink baby roses and lily of the valley. The bride had five attendants - Mrs. Peter Costa, matron of honour, Miss Sylvia Speziale, Miss Maria Commisso and Miss Patricia Costa as bridesmaids and Cosimo Costa as ring bearer. Mrs. Costa and the bridesmaids carried gather- ing baskets filled with white shasta daisies. Peter Costa was the best man, with Alberto Costa and Joe Commisso as groomsmen. The ush- ers were Joseph Costa and Joe Speziale. Following the wedding, a reception and din- ner was given in the Moose Hall in Terrace Bay, when the bride's mother received in flow- ered pink gown, with long sleeves, V-neckline and empire, lined jacket, her corsage of white carnations. The groom's mother for the occas- ion chose a floor length gown in beige, with irridescent fitted bodice and V-neckline edg- ed with ruffle, her corsage of pink carnations Father O'Flaherty said Grace, at the:dinner and the toast to the bride was given by Norman Legacy, uncle of the bride. The bride and groom went to Italy for a month and will make their home in Schreiber. Among the guests from out of town attending the wedding were Antonio Trichilo, Peter Trich -ilo, Vincenzo Gutta, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Legacy, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Figlio- meni, Mr. and Mrs. Andre Favuzzi, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Macchi, Mr. and Mrs. Cosimo Figliomeni, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Samman, Red Lake; Cletua Legacy, Sudbury; Mrs. Lary Marconi, Sault Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Costa, Mrs. Frank Ginn, Miss Cathy Ginn, Wayne Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Theriault, Terrace Bay; Mr. and Mrs. V. Candi- loro, Marathon. Prior to their marriage the bride was en- tertained at a community shower-tea held in the Catholic Parish Centre, with Mrs. Peter Costa, Miss Sylvia Speziale and Miss Maria Commisso as hostesses, and the groom, at a stag hosted by Peter Costa, Albert Costa and Joe Commisso. D'Arcy Furlonger left on Monday with Jeff Lee of Ottawa to meet Lloyd Whiting and his father in Kenora from where they will go by truck to Red Lake. And, from there they will begin their 250 mile paddle of the Blood Vein River, expecting it to be a three week trip. D'Arcy and Lloyd were with the party who pad- dled 350 miles up the Missanabie River last summer, bringing back some marvelous camera shots, and graphic descriptions of their ac ren -ture. They are inclined to place priority on pl- enty of cameras and supplies, fishing gear next, but with Mr. Whiting's wisdom, (he being an experienced bushman), relatives, this year feel that equal importance will be given to food supplied. Mrs. Nellie Gerow of Pinewood Court is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Bern Jacomb.