The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, on March 11, 1987 · Page 15

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, March 11, 1987 A1 5 Steensland-Berry wed by candlelight Weddings The Chilliwack Progress publishes wedding reports as a service to the public All information included in the information submitted may not necessarily be published. Deadline for publication is the second Friday following the date of the wedding. An accompanying black-and-white or color photo is welcomed; however, publication of a report cannot be held over because the : accompanying picture has not yet arrived. Those wishing to publish wedding announcements for weddings that do not meet the above time requirements or where specific wording is requested may do so in a paid announcement. m -Th 1 .Kl V 1 Unger-Pauze united Michele Corinne Berry and Bradley Craig Steensland were married Feb. 21 at Chilliwack United Church. Rev. Allan Crewe officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The unity candle was lit by Marg Berry and Olga Falk. The bride is the daughter of John L. Berry of Penticton and Margaret R. Berry of Chilliwack. The groom is the son of Rod H. Steensland of Swift Current, Sask. and Olga J. Falk of Clearbrook. The bride wore a long white gown with a high neck, decorated with lace, pearls and sequins. Kerry Sheldon was maid of honor. Brenda Berry and Diana Belgrove were bridesmaids. Ryan Steensland was best man. Grant Sheldon and Alan Bax were groomsmen. During the reception, Bud McDonald was master of ceremonies and Bob Boucher proposed the toasts. Out-of-province guests included Grandma and Grandpa Thiessen, Rod, Ryan and Rhoda Steensland, raMural mtrs lignf beige bkwl 9j Photo by Don Young CORINNE and BRAD STEENSLAND Cathy Hoisington, Greg Fox, Terry Weinbender, all of Swift Current, Sask.; Neil, B.J. and Melanie Thiessen of Calgary; Rose Toewes of Prince George and Lorraine Jaud of Edmonton. The couple resides in Chilliwack. uwngtare ss . (jkm MigCare Mousse 19 Rochelle Lorane Pauze and Kevin Sidney Unger were married Feb. 21 at the Chilliwack Pentecostal Tabernacle in a double-ring, candlelight ceremony. Pastor Gene Burgess officiated. The bride is the daughter of Doreen Pauze of Sardis and Claude Pauze of Fort Langley. The groom is the son of Sid and Vera Unger of Sardis. For her wedding, the bride chose a satin gown with a sweetheart neckline, beaded bodice with seed pearls and sequins. The renaissance sleeves were trimmed with appliques and seed pearls. The cathedral-length train was also beaded and appliqued and had ruffles adorning the back. The bride was attended by Cori Anne Burnett as maid of honor and Stefanie Griffin as bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Scott Ediger as best man and Jeff Pauze as groomsman. During the reception, Gord Currie proposed the toast to the bride and rhesf,amx'"- A. Photo by Don Young Couple renews vows l, ROCHELLE and KEVIN UNGER Scott Ediger proposed the toast to the bridesmaids. Ron Ediger was master of ceremonies. Out-of-province guests included Gord Currie of Halifax, N.S. The couple has made a home in Chilliwack. 5) P ' Y a airsf. SSI b Davies-Cooke wed iMtfUMurtcfuf Keri lotion m Brett William Galbraith and Darla Rae-Ann Galbraith (nee Smith) renewed their vows of love and marriage on their first anniversary, Feb. 14. Rev. Rob Lees officiated at the ceremony held at Chilliwack United Church. The bride is the daughter of Ray and Lorraine Smith of Chilliwack, and the groom is the son of Gerri and Bill Galbraith of Hinton, Alta. The bride wore a full-length gown with tapered lace sleeves, a fitted bodice and a Victorian lace necline. The multi-tiered skirt of organza and lace flowed softly into a chapel-length train. Maid of honor was Pam Edmond-son. Bridesmaids were Victoria Ickle and Fiona Crosbie. Flowergirl was Justine Galbraith, the groom's niece. Best man was Shaun Ritchie. Groomsmen were Rob Kynock and Todd Erickson. Ringbearer was Jay Galbraith, the groom's nephew. Harvey Pearce, the bride's uncle, was master of ceremonies at the reception held at Rainbow Country Motor Inn. Ken Smith, the bride's uncle, proposed the toast to the bride. Shawn Ritchie offered the toast to the bridesmaids, and Grace was said by Tom Beer. Out-of-province guests included Gerri, Bill and Christopher Galbraith, Shawn Vinson, Laurie and Tristan Melnychuk, Todd and Myrna This la a paid vrj for dry , M CARE A. Deanne Cooke and Kevin Wayne Davies were united in marriage on Feb. 14 in a double-ring ceremony at St. Thomas' Anglican Church with Rev. Don Flumerfelt officiating. The bride is the daughter of Myrtle Stevenson and the late E.B. (Boyd) Cooke of Chilliwack. The groom is the son of Sybil Davies and the late Allan Davies of Chilliwack. The bride's full-length gown was of imported satin with a Basque bodice, accented with seed pearl medallions. The crystalette organza skirt had imported lace appliques and satin-trimmed ruffles. Bev Boyle was maid of honor. Brenda Huth was a bridesmaid, as were the bride's nieces Brenda Kitchen and Erin Dodd. The latter was a junior bridesmaid. Reed Grosart was best man. Fred McCall and Dale Karr were groomsmen. During the reception, Boris Styba toasted the bride and Reed Grosart toasted the bridesmaids. The groom's brother, Blaine Davies, was master of ceremonies, and Angela and Krista Huth were guestbook attendants. . Jf 'v I 1 1 yC Photo by Sooter Studio BRETT and DARLA GALBRAITH Erickson, Glen Lalonde and Don Marciszyn, all of Hinton, Alta.; Gail Mclvor and Justine, from Cochrane, Alta.; Dale and Jay Galbraith and Linda Kummell of Calgary. The couple is living in Hinton, Alta. and will take a second wedding trip to Hawaii later in the year. announcamant Photo by Don Young DEANNE and KEVIN DAVIES Out-of-province guests included Kenny McDonald of Estevan, Sask.; Fred McCall and Holly Allin of Burlington, Ont.; Andre Ayer of Calgary and Clay Skripnik, Barry, Fran, Dennis, and Bobbie Cooke, all of Edmonton, Alta. The couple has made a home in Chilliwack. A. REAL VALUE AT 5. 1 8 B. REAL VALUE AT 4.98-5.78 WOODWARD'S SALE PRICE WOODWARD'S SALE PRICE Nice 'N Easy H ft Clairol Loving Haii Colour II If II Care Lotion or m Mousse IFF ELECTED 4.U0 C. REAL VALUE AT 3.99 D. REAL VALUE AT 3.39 WOODWARD'S SALE PRICE WOODWARD'S SALE PRICE Woodward's ft(ft Finesse Hair Tampons U Dfl Spray 300 ml 40's if nH rMousse UlUU 150 g 2.89 EYEGLASS E. REAL VALUE AT 3.39 F. REAL VALUE AT 7. 19 WOODWARD'S SALE PRICE WOODWARD S SALE PRICE Finesse no KeriLotion Shampoo IJ flfl 580 ml or Conditioner H MARCH 9th - 21st ONLY iu 300 ml klUU Wl H. 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