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SE aa A su SR v ¢ A ASH -- VALENTINO On October 1st, 1988, Michele Ann Valentino and John Peter Ash were united in marriage by Rev. D. Robert LePage at the Port Perry United I ------_.------------ BREE RL ed PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Janvary 10, 1989 -- 19 Couples Club is building Church. ) The "Head" U.C.W. met at . vad bide je the dab Jer of Elsie, Scugog Island Area News 'Mrs. Frieda Cochrane's on tino of Port Perry, The groom is the son of Peter and Dianne Ash of Uxbridge. Given in marriage by her brother by Mrs. Earl Reader ' " Wednesday night with 13 ladies present. ' : . After the Devotional period Steven, the bride radiant in a full Hla R length traditional white ccented : they made plans for catering for wl seine dna te SEs win | VEHOF -- VALENTINQ | Teva Redmars weddingon Jan organza. She wore a hat covered in pearls and sequins with a double veil. A long cathedral train flowed in ruffles from her waist. She carried a bouquet of lilies with orchid coloured flowers and ribbon. Co. Sandra Valentino, sister of the bride, attended as maid of honour. Looking beautiful in a full length satin orchid wn with hat and small veil to match. he bridesmaids were all beautiful in orchid gowns with Malhing flower ar- rangements in their hair. They were Christine Carter, sister of the bride; Carla Ash, sister of the groom; Joanne Kroonenberg, friend of the bride, and Joanne's - wee daughter Tara Kroonenberg as lovely flower girl ina white gown and head-dress of flowers. : The groom and his attendants were handsome in silver grey long-tailed tuxedos with matching cummerbunds and ties in orchid. The best man was Edwin Turner, brother of the groom. The ushers were Jeff Wood, Chris Potter and Frank Vehof. Master of ceremonies was the bride's uncle, Wally Kiers from Bowmanville and the groom's uncle, Peter Greyn from Kettieby. Guests arrived at the reception from Huntsville, Bobcaygeon, Uxbridge, Peter- borough, Hamilton, Toronto and Michigan. The happy newlyweds are residing in Port Perry. On November 12th, 1988, San- dra Connie Valentino and Frank Joseph Vehof were united in mar- riage by Father Grima at the Im- maculate Conception Church in Port Perry. ] . The bride is the daughter of Elsie Valentino and the late Michael Valentino of Port Perry. The som is the son of Margaret and Heinz Vehof of Blackstock. . ' Given in marriage by her brother Steven, the bride was radiant in an all-over lace gown, complimented with a satin waist-band that came down to a 'V' at the front, large bow and long ribbons at the back. The jong, flowing train was of satin fall- ing into a peacock's tail of lace. The ; dress was adorned with sequins and seed pearls. She wore a headband of sequins and pearls with fingertip veil covered wth pearls. The bride carried a bouquet of large white orchids and white carnations outlined with green leaves and ivy. : Christine Carter, sister of the bride, attended as matron of honour. She was beautiful, as were all the bridesmaids. Two of the girls wore royal blue and two wore fuschia satin tea length gowns. The bridesmaids were Michele Ash, sister of the bride; Linda Vehof, sister of the groom; and Joanne Kroonenberg, friend of the bride. Joanne's wee daughter Tara Kroonenberg, who was celebrating her third birthday the following day, was the pretty flower girl in a white gown, head- band and. veil to match the bride's. The groom was handsome in a white tuxedo jacket with black pants. His atten- dants wore black tuxedos with ties and cummerbunds to match the bridesmaids' .colours. The best man was Doug Davies, friend of the groom. Richard Carter, brother-in-law of the bride; Edward Crocker, brother-in-law of the groom and Todd Steele, friend of the groom acted as handsome, capable ushers. Fraser Lee played a beautiful rendition of "Spanish Romance" on his guitar during the signing of the register. The reception was held in the church hall. The bride's uncle, Wally Kiers, from Bowmanville was the master of ceremonies. Out of town guests arrived from Peterborough, Bobcaygeon, Newcastle, Bowman- ville, Huntsville, Hamilton, Toronto and New Brunswick. - The happy newlyweds are residing in Port Perry. Now Open -- Now Location THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 2 above IDA Brug sore. 302-9291 668-7797 214 Dundas St. E., -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY -- WHITBY, Ontario Now that the busy seas There was also discussion re: lunch for the Scugog Social Plan- ning Council open meeting in February at the Port Perry Town Hall, for which you will see orange flyers in various places. In the future Mrs. Myrtle Gimblett and Mrs. Betty Reader will form a visiting committee for the sick etc. to help Mrs. Marylyn Heayn who is too involved at present. Tom Redman, a former resi- dent of the Island & son of Allen & Evelyn, but now living near Lindsay had recent abdominal surgery and is able to be home again, We trust he'll soom be completely well again. We wish to convey sympathy to the Chandler family gt the foot of the Island on acgbunt of the decease of Terry's wife who suf- fered an illness for some time. The flowers in the Island United Church in herr memory were much appreciated. The Couples Club at the Island United had a slow beginning, but is gradually building up. Therefore they will meet again this coming Saturday evening, January 14 at 8 p.m. at the Island Church & enjoy the planned pro- gram. All are welcome. On Thursday morning about 70 ladies arrived at the:Latcham Centre for breakfast with the Christian Women's Club and en- joyed the varied program that followed. I'm sure all are looking forward to the next one in February. on has once we would like to take ) { ~~ -- EN -------- LE A one by, ers I pportunity to thank our customers ; during the upport shown us aur Be I os greatly appreciated. Thank you, | F JAGEMENT & STAF MANS PORT PERRY IGA | || oh oh ip Bc ~ aan.