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OCTOBER 4, 1969 TERRACE BAY NEWS fly-away coats attached at the neckline by matching chiffon. They had slippers dyed to match their | gowns, flower petals scattered in their hair, long | gloves, and carried lace fans with ribbons, holding an orchid. Alex Gauthier and Lloyd Welsh attended the groom. | The ushers were Cosimo Speziale, and Albert Morris. | Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was given in the Guild Hal! and in the evening a reception | was held in the town hall when Mrs. Huard received in a gown ensemble with corsage of pink roses, and | the groom's mother, who assisted, chose pink lace - dress and coat, her corsage of Mauve flowers. | For their honeymoon trip to Miami the bride donned a cape suit in white with stand up collar and brass buttons, her blouse and accessories in lilac. They will make their home in Schreiber where _ the groom is employed with Ontario Hydro and the bride with Spadoni Bros.office staff. Attending the wedding from out of town were - Mr. and Mrs. John Halonen, Lauri Halonen, and Judy Halonen, of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. John | Halonen Jr., Whitby, Mrs. Harold Markell, Ottawa, Murray Arksey , Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Willoughby, Falconbridge; Mr. and Mrs. W. Hanch-= ark, Clarkson Ont.; Mr. Lauri Halonen Sr., - Mr. and Mrs. H.V. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Colpitts, Miss Billie Ann Cocks, Miss Caroline Cronk, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCuaig, Miss Daryl Lynn Weaver, John Scott, Brian Bailey, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ralph and Miss Mary Ralph, Fort William; Miss Lorraine Bedard, Windsor; Dr. Brock Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Kingston, and Mr. and Mrs. Armand Huard, White River. Prior to their marriage the bride was entertained at a community shower tea in St. John Anglican Church hall and the groom at a stag held in the curling rink. HALONEN - HUARD NUPTIALS Autumn flowers adorned Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber on August 30 for the wedding of Margaret Rose Huard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Huard of Schreiber, and Patrick John Halonen, of Schreiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Halonen of Brooklin, Ontario. The mariage was solemnized by Father Epoch. Miss Brenda Lalonde was the organist and William Hancharek the soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, was gowned in Chantilly Lace over peau de soie, with partially scooped neckline and iong tapered sleeves. The empire waistline was marked by a deep band with bows at the front and back. The skirt, with straight front, had a large gore inset in the back to form a train, and each seamwas marked with ruching ot peau de soie. Her shoulder length three tiar of tulle was caught to a tiara of Belgium brilliants and she carried a white prayer book holding an orchid. The bride was attended by her sisters - Miss Yvonne Huard as maid of honor and Miss Diane Huard as bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in sleeveless formals of chiffon over taffeta, with sheath skirts empire waistline and round necklines. A garland of appliqued flowers marked the high waistline, and completing their ensemble were sheer full length nn a BRIDE HONORED Mrs. Malcolm Boon whose marriage took place September 13th in Schreiber, was honored at a tea arranged in the United Church hull on September 26th. Receiving with the bride were her mother Mrs. Kenneth Crowhurst of the Lakehead, Mrs. Charles Boon, her husband§ mother, and Mrs. Jim Duggan. Tea was poured by Mrs. Jack McCouan and Mrs. Della Moore aunts of the groom, Mrs. Con Duggan, and Mrs. Leonard Huard. The servitors were Mesdames 5S: O'Brien, B. Campbell, J. Thrower, cont'd page 14