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t ~ Lauzon - Belanger "a floor length gown of white Pe me enema: and larkspur, a igift from Mr. Mat- 'the marriage of Miss Rita Belan- ~ ger; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- -ward Belanger of Cobalt, to Jean s -Church on Saturday, June 25, at Page 4 COBALT -- Peéonies, snowballs ton formed a"very pretty setting for the double ring ceremony at Mare (Lauzon; son of Mr. and: Mrs. Leo Lauzon, also of Cobalt. Father Ovila Lemaye performed the' ceremony at Ste. Therese '9:00 a.m. Ste. Theresa's Girl Choir i samg, accompanied by Sister St.|~ Cyr of the Assumption at the or- gan and Miss Georgette Caron on the: violin. ! "Given in manriage by her father, the 'bride chose ffor her wedding silk onganza over satin fashioned with lily point sleeves and applique trim. } Her: shoulder length veil of. silk organza: fell from a pearl and mhinestone tiara. Her bouquet was a cascade of red roses and lily of the valley. She wore 'a three strand pearl necklace, a gift from 'the bridegroom. Attending the bride as maid of honour was her cousin, Miss Ther- esa St. Onge of Ottawa and (the bridesmaid was Miss Danielle Lauzon of Cobalt, sister of the groom. They were gowned in dresses of white silk organza patterned with yellow embroidered flowers, and cummerbunds of yellow shirred taffeta. Their accessories were in yellow and they carried baskets of yellow and white mums with yellow rib- bon streamers. Royal Laverne of Ottawa was best man and tthe usher was the bride's brother, Roger Belanger. The reception was held at the Cobalt Community Hall with ithe catering handled (by tthe Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion. (Mrs. Belanger received the guests wearing a dress of brown anid beige printed nylon sheer with maltching duster and whilte acces- sories.' Her \consage was of yellow moses, 'She twa's assisted by Mrs. Lauzon who wore a royal blue sequin dress, lighit blue accessories anda consage of pink roses. _ The bride and groom left for a honeymoon trip to Montreal, Gianby dnd Niagara Falls. ' For travelling the bride wore a beige sheath dress with matching duster, orange. ice .accessories and a cor; sage of orange ice mums. On 'their return 'they will reside in Cobalt. Attending, from: out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Rene Beaupre of Rouyn, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan 'Fun- nell of North Bay, Miss Eva 'Bel- anger, Mrs. V. St. Onge, Miss Ther- |, esa St. Onge and Mr. Royal 'La- vergne all'of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dugas, Henri 'and Gaston from Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mil- lette, Longueil, Mr.'and Mrs. R. Liauzon, (Mr. and Mrs. M.: Lauzon; Pauling and Ronald, all of Granby, Mr: 'and Mirs. D. Desjardins and Mr. Albert Desjardins of Dane, Mr. and Mirs. E. Audet and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. A. Audet and Eugene and Mr and Mrs. G. Fournier all of Vinginiatown, (Mr. and Mirs. Gor- don Cook, Lonnie and Betty Lou of Sault St. Mamie, Mr. and Mrs. The Haileyburian Thursday, July 7, 1960 North Cobalt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lachapella and family of Minesing are' spend- 'ing a holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward: Mr. and Mrs. Lucien England and family: 'of Elliot' Lake "spent the 'week-end at the home' df" his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John' Eng- land. : _Darlen Bolan of 'Haileybury spent ia few days at the home of her sister Mrs. Clifford Perry and Mix. Perry. Ree TS ot Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Fenton and daughter of Hamilton spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hiarold Fen- fon. = . Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacNeil of North Bay jare spending ia few days at the home of.his mother, Mrs: Dan MacNeil: -- ; : * "Alex MacNeil returned' «home from Port Amthur on Friday. Mr. 'and Mrs, Alex Bulloch mo- tored from Orillia to spend-a few days. lat the home. -of: his sister, Mrz. M. J. Dwyer and Mr. Dwyer: ~Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacNeil ac- companied by -his mother, Mrs. Dan MacNeil, Maleom and Alex visited. on Sunday at the home of Mn, and Mrs. Frank McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martindale of Cane. Miss.Marilyn Brown, North Bay, was a recent visitor at the home of her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Wal- 'do Brown. Freddie Cranston is spending his holidays at Elliot Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner of Timmins visited on Wednesday at the home of his cousin, Mrs. Burt MacPherson and Mr. MacPherson. Mrs. William Craig of New Lis- keard visited on the week-end at. the home of her sister, Mrs. Russell Hunton and Mr. Hunton. 'Mrs. Dean Greer of Kirkland Lake spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Russell. Hunton and Mr, Hunton. Mr. and Mis; Charles Shaver ait- tended the Firemen's Tournament at Norandia and visited Mrs. Sha- ver's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson. of Rouyn. L. S. Lafoy returned Sunday from Toronto, where he spent 'a few days with Mrs. Lafoy, who is recovering after undergoing sur- gery. Stanley: Matehett, London, Ont., visited his mother, Mrs. Hannah Matchett. ,\ Miss Sylvia Larabie; North Bay, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Larabie, Mileage '104. Trade Fairs One way in which the Govern- ment is aiming to help export tradej is by taking an active part in trade fairs all over the world. Last. year Canadian goods were on display at more than 20 im- portant fairs in Europe, North and South America, the West Indies, South Africa, Japan land Australia. and Miss Jean Hicks of New Lis- keard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lauzon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caron, Cecile and Georgette Caron, Miss Jeannine Roy and Denis Caron ail of Hail- C. Grise, Mr. and Mrs, H. Rhodes eybury. Orillia . Haileybury, Ont. HOW TO GHOOSE YOUR : FAMILY MONUMENT |. 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Police said that the cause of. the accident has not been determined but that ini- tial ~ investigations " indicated back of the other while both were passing. other vehicles. Legion Heads Minor Fastball The Pee Wee and Squirt ball games got off to a good start, but were rained out Monday night. Michael. Umphrey reports the following team standings for the Pee Wee League: Legion, four wins, no losses, for-a total of eight points; O.P.P., three wins, one loss, six points; Rotary, one win, three losses, two points; Dodgers, 'Ino wins, four losses, no points. With only ittwo teams in the Squirt League, they are at present tied with White Rose and Fina, each having one win, one loss for a total of two points each. Norm: "How come you don't play golf with Harold anymore?"' Tony: "Would you play golf with a guy who cheats, falsified his score, and picks. up his ball?" Norm: 'Of course not."' 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