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Page 810 ~~ Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 9, 1991

RIVERBOAT DAY. The ceremony aver, newlyweds Stephanie and Gary Maen set out to join family and
friends for a reception held aboard a paddlewheeler as it cruised the Thompson River. —

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Dirom — Moen wed

Contributed
Exactly one year after their
romantic engagement — over a
cozy campfire on a moonlit
night at Meziadin Lake — Gary
Wayne Moen and Stephanie
Jean Dirom were wed.

‘The’ wedding tock place
Saturday, Sept. 7 at the
Southwest Community Baptist
Church in Kamloops and was
followed by a wonderful recep-
tion on the Wanda-Sue pad-
dlewheeler riverboat during a
three hour cruise down the

‘scenic Thompson River.

«Phe celebration began Friday
everiing with the parents of the
bride,.Gavin and Linda, parents
of the groom, Yvonne and Don,
cand the wedding party gather-
ing for a short rehearsal. After-
wards, everyone met at the
Crossroads Liesure Centre for
an ‘evening of getting ac-
quainted.

The ceremony, a ‘‘Celebra-

tion of Love’’, took place the
following afternoon at | p.m.
with the Rev. Don Harrison of-
ficiating.

It began with the two
mothers, escorted by usher
Martin Forbes, lighting the uni-
ty candles. They were followed
by lovely little flower girl
Nastassia Ljungh in a pretty
white dress trimmed with purple
lace walking hand-in-hand with
her brother Garrett, the
ringbearer, dressed in a white

_ shirt, charcoal grey bowtie and

trousers. (They are the children
of Marine, the groom’s sister,
and Jim Ljungh of Kitimat):’-

Next came bridesmaid Lisa
Slauenwhite (Vancouver) and
maid of honour Eline de Boer
(Chase), both in floral print,
knee-length dresses in purple,
turquoise and lilac.

Then the bride, escorted by
her father, entered the church in
a full-length, white, mermaid-

style dress with a beautiful

‘headpiece and veil:

Upon reaching the altar, shie

lifted her veil and turned ta face |

the handsome groom who was
wearing a charcoal grey tuxedo
with royal purple bowtie and
cummerbund.

Best man was longtime friend
Doug McRae and Martin
Forbes of Kitimat was
groomsman. Both wore char-
coal grey tuxedos with matching
accessories,

After the wedding, the bride
and groom lit the centre candle

of the unity candles andisigned. .
the ‘register before leavitig' the: ~

church accompanied by
organist Holly Connell’s play-
ing of Billy Joel’s Just the Way
You Are,

The couple accompanied by
the best man and bridesmaid
left in a white stretch limousine’
for picture taking before boar-
ding the Wanda-Sue.

CONGRATULATIONS!

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~dt’s our kids. Skeena has to offer them
“more than just a home. They need jobs :
and security for the future. That's ‘Se
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(Dave Parke 3)

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‘CCl. Computers.
‘Slumberlodge ;
. Shorty Pants :Baby Store

: ‘Flowers.als Carte

William Davis of Terrace
was the lucky winner of PLAY & WIN.
William received $150.00 in gift certificates, presented here by
Sam Colller, Terrace Standard Advertising Representative.
. Congratulations Wiliam from the participating merchants.

* Central Flowers

« Color Your World.

* Rainbow Embroldery

« Inn of the West.

« Terrace Furniture Mart

* Gemma Bed & Bath
* Terrace Equipment

* Agar Red & White

® TNJ Sound Systems
© Central Gifts

“AND THE

"_ ESTABUSHEO APRIL 27,1968

TERRACE -
CONCERT SOCIETY

Invites you to an evening of
enjoyment with...

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by Alfred Ubry .
directed by BIN Millerd

Friday, October 18, 1991, 8 pm

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‘Students & Seniors $12, 00 a

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Thank you to our. corporate sponsor ;
"Terrace & k District, Teachers, Association.

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