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6 -__ The JournarRrEaister - Medina NewYo Tuesday. May 81. 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Joseph Christopher (The former Melody Ann VanApeldoorn) Vows Taken At Albion Church St. Joseph's Church in Albion was the setting for the May 14 wedding -of Melody Ann VanApeldoorn and Mark Joseph Christopher. The Rev. Richard Wetter officiated at the 3 p.m. ceremony. The bride was escorted to the altar by her mother and stepfather, James and Cairn Vandenbosch. She wore a gown with a Queen Anne neckline, bishop sleeves and a re- embroidered alencon lace fitted bodice. A pleated chiffon skirt trimmed with crystal pleating and a schiffle lace chapel train completed her gown. A Juliet cap made of re- embroidered alencon lace held the fingertip scalloped veil and she carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses, white car- nations and baby's breath. Wendy VanApeldoorn of Quaker Hill Road, Albion was maid of honor, - with bridesmaids, Krista VanApeldoorn, Quaker Hill Road, AlBion Christopher. Brown Road Albion; - Theresd Geiger“ Caroline Street, Alblon,\ an Cindee Furlong, Tempe, Ariz. The honor attendant wore a violet colored gown with large puffed sleeves and - a sweetheart neckline. It was enhanced with a fitted bodice, a large pleated skirt dnd a sash that tied in back at the waist. The rest of the rn wore the same style gown but in deep purple. They all carried sweetheart roses and baby's breath with white and violet streamers. James Christopher of Albion served as the best man. Ushers were Stephen Christopher, West State Street, Nicholas Christopher, Million Doliar Highway, Frank VanApeldoorn, Quaker Hill Road, all of Albion, and Michael Tully of Rochester. The newlyweds were greeted at a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Albion, from 5 - 11 p.m. Guests were present from Buffalo, Rochester, LeRoy, - Middleport and Arizona. Following a 10-day honeymoon in Arizona, the riew Mr. and Mrs. Christopher will be making their home at 3568 Butts Road, Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hermann (The former Randi Lynn Miller) (Photos by Bruce) Miss Randi Lynn Miller and Lyle Hermann were united in marriage March 26 at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church,. The Rev. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vendetta Bill Covell photo U GSt Mary' tie Chttlilnr‘gmf in asport was se or a loveb' spring wedding, joining Ann Newton and Thomas Vendetta of Albli in Holy Ma Father Francis Scupian officiated at the 2 p.m. ceremony as the bride was escorted down the aisle by her father. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Newton of Slayton Settlement Road, Gasport, are the bride's parents. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vendetta of Cottage Road, Gasport. Selected group of Prom Fabrics June 1 - 4, Wed. - Sat. Remember - Garters & Jewelry Mar_ried In Gasport The bride chose a traditional gown of poly-organza with high neckline and full bishop sleeves. A camero insert of schiffli lace-and seed pearls accented the bodice. Chantilly lace trimmed the neck and cuffs and edged the panel of crystal pleating that fell from the waist. Matching lace covered her semi-cathedral train. Her fingertip vel of bridal fllusion was caught in a Jullet cap covered with chantilly lace and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of orchids, pink roses and baby's breath. The bride's sister, Mrs. Nan Rinker of Middleport was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Terry Lynn Jeffords, niece of the bride, of Mid- (HemmcinaVengmm of the groom, Gasport; Mary Ann Merritt and Debra Lambalzer, both of Gasport. The hides niece, Jenaifer Newmactedasflowa-girl. The attendants wore gowns Identical to that of the bride except in dusty rose. The best man was John \Yonlc\ Parada of Medina, Ushers duties were performed byDemis Vendetta {brother), ; Francis Vendetta (uncle) of Ohio; Richard (brother a! bride) and Richard Vendetta (cousin) both of Gasport were Newton (nephew) SHOW DAD Do something nice for Dad this Father's Day Freshen up his Rvorite chair, just in ume to enjoy FATHER'S DAY - JUNE 19th HE'S KING # ‘lg’sm Haefer officiated at the 2 p.m. service. The bride is the daughter of Sharon Miller, 112 Elizabeth St., Medina, and Ronaldd Miller of Lockport. Parents of the groom are Gordon and Ruth Hermann, 103 Meade Ave. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a Victorian style gown of ivory satin. It was enhanced with a delicate lace bodice insert and long sleeves. She wore a halo of ivory daisies, baby's breath and satin ribbons in her hair and carried a colonial bouquet of ivory daisies, white stephanotis and ivory baby's breath surrounded by ivory lace and ribbons. Leigh Ann Miller, 112 Elizabeth St., sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a dusty coral qMoved Victorian style gown and carried an arm bouquet of dusty rose daisies and ivory baby's breath. Miss Amy Hermann, 103 Meade Ave., sister of the Broom, wds the bridesmaid, 'She wore a dusty rose and white Victorian style gown and carried a bouquet of perfect pink daisies and fvory baby's breath, Douglas Hermann of Mill Street, Shelby, served as best man for his brother, while Neal Hermann, another brother, acted as usher. of Barker and Mitchell Boyer (cousin of groom) of Medina. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Gasport Fire Hall. After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will be making their home in Albion. Mrs. Jerry Allyn Boxman - .% (The former Susan P. Hagood) (Cameron Photo) Making Home In Virginia A - candelight | wedding ceremony was performed at 6 p.m. on April 30 at the First Baptist Church for the marriage of Miss Susan . Patricia Hagood and Jerry Allyn Boxman. An all white floral arrangement of car- nations, daisy poms and baby's breath adorned the altar which was framed by a series of candelabra in the background. The Rev. H. Burton Entrekin of Medina, and the Rev. James E. Reaves, Dallas, T , uncle of the bride, officiated at the service. Music was provided by Mrs. Margaret Johnson, who performed both piano and organ selections. The bride, given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hagood, 3963 Fruit Ave. Parents of the groom are Mrs. Mary E. Boxman of Rock Island, IlL, and the late Allyn A. Boxman. For her weddung, Miss Hagood chose a full length formal gown with a train, The bodice of the dress was of ivory satin p overlald by Alencon lace. The long sleeves were entirely of Alencon lace and the dress featured a Queen Anne neckline. The skirt was of taffeta with an ivory chiffon overskirt trimmed in matching satin and lace. A wreath of ivory satin flowers trimmed with fresh ivy held the chiffon fingertip veil, and she carried a cascade bouquet of ivy, glamelias and stephanotis. Mrs. Barbara Hagood Haller of Cincinnati, Ohio was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Barbara White Hagood, Shawsville, Va. and Miss Sarah M. Suiter Boulder, Colo. They wore peach colored Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Allen 25th Anniversary Celebrated A 25th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. ErmAflenwashfldMay by William Burgio, a close friend. Adorning the top was the sarge one used by the couple's daughter at ber wedding. crepe de chine floor length gowns styled with short flared sleeves and boat necklines. Corsages worn were a trio of glamelias and baby's breath- accented with streamers. Sarah Katherine Hagood, Shawsville, Va., niece of the bride, was flower girl. She was attired in a short, puff sleeved white frock with a peach sash and carried a basket filled with daisy poms, glamelias and baby's breath. Scott T. Boxman of Seattle, Wash. was best man with ushering duties being per- formed by Dr. Edward S. Hagood Jr., Shawsville, Va. and Timothy M. Haller, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. A reception was given at the Lakeland, Point Breeze. A buffet dinner was served followed by the cake-cutting and dancing. Following a brief wedding trip to the Poconos, the couple is making their home in Alexandria, Va. They are both employed in Washington, D.C. dou! « Top Honors For Graduate Jill Eppolito Jill M. Eppolito, Lyn- donville, was graduated cum laude from the School of Allied Health Professions at Ithaca College on Sunday, May 15 where she received a bachelor of science degree in physical therapy. Miss Eppolito was selected as a marshal for degree candidates, leading the graduates of the School of Allied Health into the com- mencement ceremony. The senfor class of 950 students was the largest ever to be graduated and this year's was the 8th commencement at Ithaca College, which was founded in 1892. ber four years of college, Eppolito received many scholarships including the Surdna Foundation, the Fred W. Emerson Foundation, . the Bagley Award and the Excaliber Foundation Scholarship from Round Table International. She was elected president of ber class during the junior year and was in ducted into the Oracle Honor Society while a freshman. She was a member of women's varsity basketball and track. Most recently she was invited into the ip of the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Afierspendmgnweekwdh ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Eppolito, 111 South Main St., lsndanviflgmehasretnmed to complete a clinical af- filiation in Jacobi Hospital at theAIbextEimteinCoflegeof MmemBrmNtha-e she has been since last August. In July, she wil begin an affiiation at the Robert Packer Memorial Hospital in Sayre, Pa. 4. 6 % ad 2 Tir smp plemertery mmber was 11 a l% k - ak First Lt. and Mrs, David L. Darroch First Lt. David L. Darroch and Darlene L. Senne were married on May 13 in Copenhagen, Denmark. . The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Senne of Bettendorf, Iowa. Mr. ang Mrs. Nelson Darroch, Mid- dleport, are parents of the groom. The couple is currently ta (The former Darlene L. Senne) - tog residing... in, Grafenwoekr, Germany where Mrs. Darroch / teachesfourth.and fifth grade at the. American Elementary School. First Lt. Darroch is stationed with the U.S. Army there. They will be moving to Ft. Benning, Ga. in August where he will be, attending further mflxtary schooling w Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Renner Ed. Janus photo Wore Mother's Gown Wearing her mother's wedding gown, Dawn Lee De Hollander was escorted to the altar by her parents Carol and Sheldon De Hollander of Knowlesville. She became the bride of Jeffrey Lee Renner of Knowlesvilie in a 3 p.m. ceremony on May 7 in St. Peter Evangelical Church, Medina. The Rev. Ronald Haefer of- ficiated before an altar graced by a centerpiece of mixed spring flowers. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. James Jahnke and Edward Renner of Middleport and Williamson. The matron of honor was Lanore Caleb of Knowlesville. Acting as bridesmaids were Kathy Jo Licinio of Knowlesville, Gail Smith, Albion Sandra Dawson, Medina; Lynda Standish, Knowlesville and Amy Jahnke Jr. bridesmaid and siste? of the groom, Middleport The flower girl was Jenny Thiel, niece of the groom, of Williamson. The bride's candlelight gown featured a straight neckline of net over a sweetheart shaped taffeta bodice with short capped sleeves. The V-shaped natural waistline topped the elaborate skirt of netting panels alternated with scalloped chantilly lace. The chapelb'am. fingerfitp veil, designed by her mother, was held in a headpiece of chantilly lace with sequins. Her crescent shape bouquet held fugi ports, daisies, miniature carnations, stephanotis and baby's breath. The matron of honor and flower girl wore gowns of ivory with sheer blue print overlay. They featured sweetheart neckline, off-the-shoulder puffed sleeves, natural wasitline and full skirts with a bustle back. The other at- tendants wore similar gowns with pink sheer overlay. All the attendants carried bouquets of mixed flowers. Don Pellegrino of Medina was the best man while acting as ushers were: Kevin O'Sha of Buffalo, Dan Lamb of Holland, N.Y., Harvey Robertson, Medina; Dean Lamb, Middleport; Kevin De Hollander, bride's brother of Knowlesville; Florida; - Canadas, Ubio‘ Colorado Wisconsin, tacky, HoRand, N.Y., 'Baffald, bi-monthly general house cledning. | Also heavy & Special cleaning by reliable Teamst Part Cars Available |_ Cell for references, and - FREE ESTIMATES, Top Maid Shartin Eick T?2-7819 Col Aer ? pn $a Kath PARKER - MO The Very Rev. and Benjamin Moss annot engagement of their d Katherine Virgin Raymond E. Parker of Mr. and Mrs. Rayr Parker Jr. of Medina Miss Moss, a 1976 g \te a? if Kenneth Gi GUMM - GRIME] Valerie E. Grimble, and Kenneth Gumm, the U.S. Navy, have ani their engagement a planning their wedd June 24, 1993. The couple's Richard and Marie Gr Allen Bridge Road, All Lattin Ho ALBION - On Th May 19, C. W. Lattin, historian, was guest sp« a meeting of the Cob! Yorkers at the Albion School. Mr. Lattin's topic c around unusual happen Orleans County in the 1 Century. Club membe guests were described : spellbound\ as recounted the intrig
