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SEPTEMBER 11, 1969 TERRACE BAY NEWS STORTINI-HARNESS WED IN HOLY ANGEL'S Roses adorned the altar of Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church. Schreiber, Aug. 16 for ihe martiage of Sylvia Jean @arhess, daughter of Mr. and Mts. Frederick V. Harness, 'and John Lionel Stortini, son 'of the late Mr. and 'Mrs. Gio-- ' vanini Stortini; aff of Schrei- bev. Rev: George Epoch per- formed the double - ring cere- tony with Rev R. J. S. In- shaw of-Nipigon taking part in the service. The groom's niece Miss Anna Fummerton was organist and Giovanni Ce- brario, soloist. The bride, given in mar- riage by her father, chose a formal length ensemble in im- ported frosted silk sonesta. A sleeveless dress with bodice and high Victorian neckline overlaid with Cluny lace and slim. skirt falling in soft folds from an empire - style waist, was worn under a full length coat of matching material which fashioned a cathedral length train from back full- ness, Lace medallions were appliqued on front panels which opened as the bride walked, to reveal her gown; 'arid elbow - length sleeyes fea- tured similar tace trim. Her elbow - length bouffant veil was caught to a floral cluster headdress and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow Delight roses. Matrou of honor Mrs. Nor- man Glad, maid of honor Miss Ora Mae Harness and brides- maid Miss Helen Harness wore similar floor - length gowns of yellow chiffon and , taffeta. The bodices were en- | hanced by ruffles and fashion- ed with full sleeves. The soft folds of the skirts were gath- - ered at the waist by a wide buckled belt of matching ma- terial. Tney wore matching yellow slippers. and white wrist - Yength gloves. Picture hats with long streamers com- plemented their ensembles and all carried arm houquets of white gladioli backed by white vainted ferns. William Scott was best man. Ushers, were John Scott .and Ronald Fummerton, all neph- ews of the groom. Groomsmen were ,Arnold Stortini and Jamés Gellert, Arnold: Stortini was master of ceremonies at the wedding dinner:.at the Town Hall. "Toasts were proposed by the -bride's uncle A. W. Slater and W..Gerow. 'The wedding cake made by the bride's motner was cut by her godmower Mrs. T. Whitton. For the reception Mrs. Har- hess received in a matching coat and dress in turquoise shantung with beaded caw] neckline, turquoise chiffon hat, corsage of yellow roses. The groom's sister Mrs. G. A. Scott who also received chose a pink acetate matelasse dress with matching jacket, white hat and accessories and a cor- sage of red roses. Mrs. Arnold O'Keefe was dining room host ess and the bride's aunt Mts, Alvin Slater, Mrs. J. D. Bry sun, Mrs. W. Cook and Mrs. E. Fummerton, sisters of the ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connell and family of Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerow of Rossport on the holiday week- end, Mr. and Mrs. G. Furz of Kit chener visited Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Todesco during the week. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Testori over the holiday week- end included Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Testori of Hartford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs, Arne Opas and family visited Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Gerow while en route to eastern Ontario. Mrs. Mildred Price arrived PAGE 15 groom poured tea. The wed- ding cake was cut with.a jade and pearl encrusted kufife- which belonged: to the bride's grandfather. : For a honeymoon trip to Quebec and New England States, the bride donned an imported pink wool dress and coat, black hat and accessor- des and a corsage of pink se The newlyweds will re at Apt. 406, 126 Kohler. St., Sout Ste. Marie. oe pupils are: attend- Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn sllis of , Erieau, Ont., were guests of Oscar Anderson and Mrs, Sep- pala. mr, Ellis taught. school weveral years when Mrs. Sep. pala attended the village schook Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Archole, Mr. and Mrs, G. L. House of St. Poul, Minn., holidaved here' lest week being -guests of Ross- ort Inn. Peter Legault has returned from Powassan and left Mon- The Kinsmen Club of Schreiber and the Kinettes met for a supper meeting at the Restaurant LeBlanc on Monday, September 8th.- The guests of honour were Deputy Governor Frank Brown and his wife Donna, who had travelled from Thunder Bay for a special purpose - _ Deputy Brown installed the following officers for the 1969-70 Kin year: Editor - Jack Gordon; registrar ~ Burton Phillips; directors - Mike Cos- grove, Gerry Godin, Mike Reid and Bev. Stewart; treasurer - Alex Gouthro; secretary - Annie O'Keefe president - Jim Figliomeni; and past president - Carl Leblanc. Each of these persons were informed of their respective responsibilites and functions. Deputy Govenor Brown proceeded to install the following ladies in various roles in our local Kinette Club. They are as follows: bulletin editor Maureen Phillips; treasurer - Bella LeBlanc; sec- retary - Beulah Speziale; vice president - Helen. continued page 16 ....... ;