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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23.1987 Section Two ; a/Vii ? l' Ml Kuzenko - Foreman Wedding On Saturday, November United Church, Oshawa, the 28, 1987, in Simcoe Street Reverend Peter Tink, united Vice - Molzahn Wedding On Saturday, June 6, 1987, at 7 p.m. in the Pentecostal Pentecostal Tabernacle, Parry Sound, the Reverend Brian Scott united in marriage Andrea Andrea A. Molzahn and Walter J. Vice. The organist was Mrs. Magdalene Klinksiek, and the soloists were Betina Holbrough, Kathering Vice and Gunther Klinksiek. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Molzahn, Molzahn, Nobel, and of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Murray Vice, R. R. 2 Blackstock. The maid of honor was Susan James, Guelph, and the flower girls were Emilie Wilcox, Aislynn and Jennifer Thompson, Emily and Rachel Rachel Vice. Best man was Richard Simpson of 'Toronto, and the ushers were Christian and Dirk Molzahn, of Nobel, brothers of the bride, Carlo Rossi, Hampton and Dale Broome, Solina. Stuart Wilcox Wilcox was the ring bearer. ' Following a honeymoon in Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Molzahn are residing at Birch wind Farm, R. R. 2 Blackstock. in marriage Shelley Joyce, daughter of Bill and Joyce Foreman, Oshawa, and Michael Michael William Kuzenko, son of Mike and Frances Kuzenko, Kuzenko, R.R. 1 Hampton. The organist organist was Keith Rasmussen. Rasmussen. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of carnation white chiffon featuring a fitted bodice bodice enhanced with silk Elise Elise embroidery and highlighted highlighted with seed pearls, a yoke of Engjish net ■ and a mandarin lace trimmed collar. collar. The short pouffe sleeves were accented with lace medallions medallions and the frill was edged with tear drop lace as was the dropped waistline. waistline. The full circular skirt fell into a chapel train. A wreath of silk flowers and seed pearls held a two tier fingtip veil of imported French illusion. The maid of honor was Mrs. Lisa Kerr, Oshawa, and the bridesmaid Ms. Lynn Robinson, R.R. 6 . Bowmanville. Best man was Ron Knight, R.R. 6 Bowmanville and the ushers Ron Kuzenko Kuzenko , Hampton and Scott Foreman, Oshawa. A reception was held at the Thunderbird Golf and Country Club, following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Kuzenko are now residing at R.R. 1 Hampton. Prior to her marriage Shelley was honored by miscellaneous showers given given by Peggy Foreman, and Mrs. Marion Kilbum; by Lisa Kerr, Lynn Robinson and Stella Sheridan; and by several several friends of the bride's mother. Co-workers of the bride at McGibbon Bastedo, Armstrong and Armstrong presented a gift at a shower held at Beth O'Brien's and Mrs. Frances Kuzenko, Marilyn Marilyn and Marlene also hosted hosted a shower. Photo by Tracey Rodgers Merry Christmas We've prepared our best wishes for you. Have a warm and sweet holiday. Thanks for the pleasure of your business. Carter's Bakery 21 King St. E., Bowmanville [0 / \ Telephone 623-5855 Small Neals Wedding ■ J ■ A J _ Ë M h--' \ jE'; 'k " »|| T . .'-O Tl Columbus United Church was the setting for the marriage marriage of Kimberley Anne Neals and Robert Norman Small on Saturday, August 22,1987. The bride is the daughter of Bernard and Christella Neals of Pontypool and the groom is the son of Robert and Mary Small of Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore an elegant elegant gown of pale, pink' crystal organza. The fitted bodice of.satin adorned with lace and pearls featured large pouffe sleeves. The bouffant skirt swept to an eight foot cathederal train edged with Schiffle lace. The look was completed by a pink pouffe of silk illusion fastened to a braided pearl headband accented by silk flowers and pearl sprays and she carried a crescent shaped bouquet of pink lilies, lilies, pink and grey rosebuds and periwinkle carnations accented by white feathers and ivy. The maid of honour Heather McGill and the bridesmaids Debbie Small , sister of the groom and Suzanne Suzanne Bell wore identical cocktail length gowns of periwinkle periwinkle satin with bouquets similiar to the brides. Best man t was Charlie Thomas and the ushers were Bill Prentice and Kelly Neals, brother of the bride. The groom and his attendants attendants wore grey tuxedos with pink and grey rose boutonnieres. The reception was held at the Canadian Corps Association Association in Oshawa. Several showers were given for the bride prior to her wedding including a family shower given by the groom's mother and sister Mary.and Debbie Small. Evelyn Beers and Betty Watson with co-workers and friends from General Motors prescntedd her with a silver coffee and tea service. service. A community shower in the Pontypool Hall given by her Aunt Yvonne Fallis and cousin Debbie Timms, and a personal shower hosted hosted by Heather McGill and Suzanne Bell. The newlyweds are now residing in Courtice. Trina Photography Graduates from Tyrone Congratulations to students students of this area 'who earned their Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas, Secondary School Graduation Diplomas Diplomas and Achievement Awards at the Annual Commencement Commencement on October 13, 1987. Receiving Secondary Secondary School Honour Graduation Graduation Diplomas were: Dale Pascoe, now in Business Business Education at Trent University, Peterborough: Anne-Marie Bedford, Waterloo University, won the University Women's Club of Oshawa Ontario Scholarship, Josten's National National Citizenship Bursary; Lorraine Westerman, studying Forestry at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Lindsay, Art Award; Doug- j las Heming has completed Grade 13 and is a Tool and Die àpprentice with General General Motors. Receiving Secondary School Graduation Diplomas Diplomas were: John Bruinsma, receiving Technology Award for highest highest standing in Automotive Technology, now an apprentice apprentice mechanic; Sue Ann Heming receiving Typing Typing Award Tor speed and accuracy, accuracy, employed; Robin Haluka received the Babe & Will' Brown Athletic Award, attending grade thirteen; Penny Tidd now attending Durham College; Joe Iantomasi, employed. Also continuing in grade thirteen are Michelle Baker, Penny Beckett, Dean Canonico, Karen Dallas,Nancy Dallas,Nancy Pleasance and Michelle Yeo. Congratulations Congratulations to all. If this .list in incomplete please let me know. Telephone 263- 2060, as student activities are interesting to your neighbours. Brock Wedding Harris The marriage of Susan Elaine Brock and John E. Harris was solemnized at Kedron United Church on Saturday, June 13,1987, by the Reverend Hughes. The organist was Debbie Froli, sister of the groom, and the soloist, Ron Froli, brother-in law of the groom. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brock, Bowmanville and the groom is Jhe son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris, Mississauga. Escorted down the aisle by her father, the radiant bride wore a formal gown of white satin and lace designed designed with a Victorian neckline neckline and fitted sleeves. A floor length veil was held by a head band of pearls, and roses and she carried a horeshoe shaped bouquet of dusty rose and burgundy roses, lilies and baby's breath. The matron of honor was Dawn Hoskin who wore a burgundy gown and carried dusty rose and burgundy burgundy flowers. The bridesmaids bridesmaids were Angie Urie, Barb Brady and Jenny Hutchinson, who wore dusty rose gowns and carried . dusty rose and burgundy bouquets. The flower, girl, Julia Hoskin, wore a gown of burgundy and white lace and carried a basket of dusty rose and burgundy flowers. Best man was Ken New- house and the ushers were Randy Woolvett, Ron Froh, an'd Duncan Brock. The ring bearer was Darren Hutchinson. Hutchinson. The groom and his attendants attendants wore black tuxedos tuxedos with ties and cummerbunds to match the bride's attendants' ensembles. ensembles. The reception was held at the Lions centre , Bowmanville Bowmanville where the bride's mother received the guests in a gown of royal blue with bone accessories, the groom's mother chose mauve with white accessories. accessories. Miscellaneous Shower was held by Lilah Drew and Debbie Thomas. Personal Shower by, Barb Brady and Tam mi e Aide, Jack and Jill party was hosted by Steve Wright , Miscellaneous shower by Chris Brent and , Jenny Hutchinson . Dinner party by Jack and Betty Lou Rogers. Dinner party by Joe and Mary Heeg and Bruce and Joanne FYanklin. ' . The bridal, party was entertained entertained at the Flying Dutchman by the groom's parents after the wedding rehearsal. Mr. and Mrs. Harris are now residing in Bowman- ville. Elizabeth ville Happenings Christmas Eve service for three charges at Welcome 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mercer and family were with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Prévost, Lindsay on Sunday. Mrs. Irene Beatty, Pethanne and Adam were at Mrs. Mary Trew's, Millbrook and took in the Santa Claus parade on Saturday. Mrs. Wcstheuser and girls were -with Thicksons on Sunday. Mrs. Mae Muldrew was with the McIntosh's on Sunday, Sunday, also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Longyear. Walter Longyear is progressing. Mrs. Ida Wilson is home now after her nasty fall two weeks ago. ' r ,r!' | Mrs. Vera Bowes is in the hospital. 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