STAU Star-Gazette, Aug. 22, 1984 WEDDINGS acz The marriage of Cheryl Sue Elwood and John Paul Bubacz took place Saturday, July 28, at the home of Mary Rita Norton of 305 W. Clinton Elmira. The Rev. Edward McCracken officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Richard and Jean Elwood of Sun Valley Trailer Park, Millport. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bubacz of 1563 Belaire Drive, Horseheads. Attending the couple were Sharon Kelly and Bruce Owen, both of Elmira.
The reception was held at Sam's Restaurant, Elmira. The couple graduated from Horseheads High School. The bride also graduated from Elmira Business Institute. Kane-Trask The marriage of Karen A. Kane and Kenneth I.
Trask took place Saturday, July 7, in Braintree, Vt. The Rev. Kathy Eddy officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Kane of 129 W. 11th Elmira Heights. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin A. Trask of Randolph Center, Vt. Tricia McCaffrey of West Roxbury, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Leslie Hutchinson of Randolph, Margo Geise of Carlisle, and Stacey Bustillo of Kansas City, Kan. Serving as best man was James Hutchinson of Randolph.
Ushers were Douglas Trask of Randolph; Joseph Kissel of Scotsdale, and Eric Sanders of Morrisville, Vt. The reception was held at the Green Mountain Stock Farm, Randolph. The bride graduated from Russell Sage College, Troy, N.Y., and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester. She is a teacher in the Randolph School Mr. and Mrs.
Bubacz The bridegroom is employed by Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co. The couple is living at 1563 Belaire Drive, Horseheads. Karen Kane Kenneth Trask District. The bridegroom graduated from Northeastern University, Boston, Mass.
He is a civil engineer for DuBois King, Randolph. The couple lives in Braintree, after returning from a trip to ANNIVERSARIES Lowe 25th Shannon 25th Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lowe of Joliet, will mark their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Aug. 29.
Lowe is formerly of Elmira, and Mrs. Lowe is formerly of Watkins Glen. Lowe and the former Mary Lou Lutomske were married Aug. 29, 1959 by the Rev. R.
Greene in the First Methodist Church, Elmira. The couple has five children: Jean of Maryland Heights, and Deborah, Kathleen, Curtis, and Kristine, all of Joliet. Lowe is employed by Argonne National Laboratories, Joliet. Mrs. Lowe is a homemaker.
OFFICERS ELECTED The American Legion Auxiliary Post 1612 has elected the following officers: Betty Wilson, first vice president; Mrs. Keith Said, second vice president; Mrs. Laurence Robinson, third vice president; Mrs. Donald Farr, secretary; Mrs. James Radford, treasurer; Emma Gardner, chaplain; Mrs.
Albert Comfort, historian, and Helen Middaugh, sergeant-atarms. Volunteer spotlight The Volunteer Resource and Development Center, in conjunction with RSVP, serves as the clearing house for volunteer activities in Chemung County. The service is sponsored by the Chemung County Red Cross and is located at 462 W. Church St. Those wishing to serve as volunteers, or looking or more information about the project, should contact Kaye Shannon, volunteer coordinator at the Red Cross.
Here's a sampling of current volunteer needs: Counselors needed for family debt counseling program; training provided. needed by several community organizations. Person to. tutor 40-year-old woman with cerebral palsy in social studies; Horseheads area. People looking for creative, challenging job experience in areas of marketing, education and fund-raising.
Person to use work processor and personal filing system. Wolfe-Russell The marriage of Pamela Rae Wolfe and Andrew James Russell took place Saturday, June 30, in the First Baptist Church, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The Rev. 0.S.
Hawkins officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wolfe of Ft. Lauderdale.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Russell of Elmira. Lynn Diane Wolfe of Ft.
Lauderdale was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Tina Edwards of Pompano Beach, Teresa Fee of Ft. Lauderdale; and Debra Morris of Naples, Fla. Flower girl was Jade Herring of Plantation, Fla. Serving as best man was Peter Jay Russell of Delray I Beach, Fla.
Ushers were William Norton of Gillett; David McBride of Margate, and Ed Mertens of Boca Raton, Fla. The reception was held in the church social hall. The bride graduated from Plantation High School and Florida State University at a Wedding policy Have you just married or are you planning to marry soon? Engagements and wedding announcements are published in the Star-Gazette and Sunday Telegram on a first-come-firstserved basis. Information about the wedding must be sent to the newspaper's Features Department. Information to announce your wedding or engagement should be written neatly on forms available at the Star-Gazette Sunday Telegram office or its regional bureaus.
Or send your request with a stamped self-addressed envelope to Features Editor, StarGazette Sunday Telegram, Box 285, 201 Baldwin Elmira, N.Y. 14902. The news of your engagement or wedding is published free of charge. When submitting a wedding or engagement announcement, be sure to include the name and phone number of someone who can be reached during business hours. All weddings must be confirmed before publication, even if the information is submitted after the ceremony.
Engagement announcements must be verified before publication. If the wedding announcement is read all about them everyday. Weil-Apenowich The marriage of Joyce Francis Weil and Stanley Joseph Apenowich Jr. took place Saturday, June 9, in the Second Congregational Church, Greenwich, Conn. The Rev.
T. Merton Rymph officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger S.
Weil of Walpole, N.H. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Apenowich of Painted Post.
Attending the couple were Marcia S. Weil of Walpole; June Otto of Stamford, and Sandy Raimondo of Greenwich. Flower girls were Erin Howard and Amy Howard, both of Painted Post. Serving as best man was Kenin Reid of Mamaroneck, N.Y. Ushers were Andrew Degleman and James Zanone, both of Greenwich.
The reception was held at Luke Malloy's Irish Pub, Stamford, Conn. The bride graduated from Keene (N.H.) High School. She is employed by American ACMI, Pamela Russell Tallahassee. She is employed by Circuiteck, Ft. Lauderdale.
The bridegroom graduated from Notre Dame High School and Florida Atlantic Univerity at Boca Raton. He is employed by IBM, Boca Raton. The couple is living in Coconut Creek, after returning from a trip to Ocho Rios, Jamaica. submitted in person after the wedding, it is automatically confirmed. And if the engagement announcement is submitted in person, it is automatically verified.
To verify an engagement or confirm that a wedding has taken place, the couple or a member of the family must call the Features Department. Calls will be accepted Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. No wedding or engagement will be published unless it is confirmed or verified. We will use a picture with your engagement or wedding story.
We prefer a black and white photograph, five-by-seven inches, but no smaller than a wallet-size portrait. Professional color photographs, such as yearbook pictures, are usually acceptable. Polaroids, either color or black and white, usually do not reproduce as well. If you would like your photograph returned, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope with the announcement form. However, the Star-Gazette Sunday Telegram is not responsible for lost or damaged photographs.
Langdon Plaza Arnot Mall "we major in minors" 0 Junior Colony OPEN EVENINGS FALL '84 GRAND OPENING OUR FAMOUS LABEL At Mr. Panosian's we've decided to try to help young CHILDREN'S WEAR families "cope" and all of our children's wear is now for LESS! reflect Come real savings! wearing SALE tags that help your budget with "nice things" for your kids -all at SALE prices EVERY DAY! (EXAMPLE) (Check the tags) KOSH REG. $18.00 TIME CHECK RIFLE-BARREL THE SALE TAGS PRICE MAJESTY TEX TAMER SAVE on INFANTS, TODDLERS, BOY'S GIRL'S FLINDERS "NICE THINGS" TO SIZE 14... EVERY DAY! Deal In Town Got Better Joyce Stamford. The bridegroom graduated from Corning-Painted Post West High School.
He is employed by Lawndoctor, Norwalk, Conn. The couple is living in Norwalk, after returning from a trip to the Caribbean. THE FASHION DEPOT With great pride Mary Kay Lessio invites you to join her on Friday, luguot 24th, 1984.0 from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm at the Grand Opening: of The Fashion Depot 309 College Elmira, New York refreshments sersed 6 pm-8 pm We welcome you to see our skillfully selected town and country clothing. The Fashion Depot 309 College Elmira Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Shannon of 1005 Meadow Lane, Pine City, will mark their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner party in Genesee, on Saturday, Aug. 25. Shannon and the former June Smith were married Aug. 22, 1959 by the Revs. Robert Shannon and David Shannon in the Hallsport (N.Y.) Community Church.
The couple has four children: Kimberley Rehm of Bethlehem, and Robert, Daniel, and Pamela, all of Pine City. Shannon is employed by Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co. Mrs. Shannon is a court stenographer for Chemung County Justice Court.
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