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es _ Page S= os FIGLIOMENI - SLATER vows EXCHANGED Glads in varicgated shades adorned the ~ Altar and guest pews in Holy Angels! Roman Catholic Church on August 11th, for the wed- ding of Doris Dianne, daughter' of Mr, and Mrs, Dalton Slater and Dominic Anthony Figliomeni | son of Mr, and Mrs, Vincenzo all of Schreiber. Father J.M, Cano officiated, with Miss C, Lalonde as organist and G, Cebrario the | soloist. The ushers were J, Figliomeni and D, Pel- lagrino, cousins of the groom Groomsmen were C, Figliomeni and V, Costa, | brother and cousin of the groom, The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Russell C, Skinner, had four attendants: her sister, Miss Donna Slater, maid of honor, Miss' Maria Cebrario, bridesmaid, Mary Figlio- meni, sister of the groom, flower girl and Kevin Scott, cousin of the bride, ring bearer, The: bride, was owned in organza and~Chan- » tilly lace, floor length, Her veil of French illusion was caught to tiny rosettes and scattered with pearls and séquins and she carried a semi cascade of yellow roses and white carnations spiced with babysbreath, The maid of honor and bridesmaid: were _gowned alike in shrimp silk organza, white accessories and their flowers were shower bouquets of white carnations tipped with shrimp to match their gowns, The flower girl, in short swirling white nylon carried a basket of pastel shaded TUNIS y | and wore a shell bonnet brim, The ring bearer's cushion of white satin had buds knotted in-long satin streamers, The wedding breakfast was served in the Town Hall, followed by a reception in the afternoon and a dance in the evening, For the occasion the groom's mother chose a print-| ed sheath in blue tones with matching acces- sories in beige and a corsage of white feath- ered carnations, Mr.& Mrs, Figliomeni are spending their honeymoon in Western Canada and will reside in Schreiber upon their return, Out-ot-town guests attending the wedding were the bride's grandmother, aunt, uncle and cousin, Mrs, &.83.Brisco of Renfrew, Mr, and Mrs, W.Slater and son Hugh of Sudbury, her aunt and uncle, Mr.& Mrs. Verle Thompson of Terrace Bay, her cousin Miss Dorothy Slater of Fort Williaa, Mrs, L.Macchi, Mr.& Mrs, A, Favuzzi, cousins of the groom and Miss Maria Cebrario of Port Arthur, eer lho seis soiadtpnninerabeti whi een "BO a FH. {803 TERRACE | yx eg. 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The tea was poured by Mrs. Pat Leisander and Mrs. E, Mailette and the servitors were the Misses Audrey McCuaig, Brenda Lidkea, * | | | | Sharon Webb and Detty Comeau and Marlene Birch} Miss Marilyn Moon attended the gift table ay: | and Miss Lucette Chicoine the guestbook. |'Mesdames Harry Shack, Charlie Pearson, Kene ' Bedard and.Len. 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