The Taos News from Taos, New Mexico • Page 9

BEST COPY AVAILABLE Ingt THE TAGS NEWS TTnireday, July 1MT At Mares, Hemminger The marriage of Shona Marie Mares of Llano Quemado to Jess Edwin Hemminger of Camlno de Santiago took place June 27 at St. James Episcopal Church. Rev. Edwin Nettleton officiated In the double ring ceremony. The bride's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Mares of Llano Quemado. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hemminger of Taos.

The church was decorated with 15 candle swirl can- deflabraa, summer and spring flowers, alstromeria, gladlolas and Iris daisy. Music was provided by Margaret Leach, organist, and Laurie Phelps, who sang Panls Angellcus, the wedding song. The bride wore a lace and satin gown created by Blljoy, fitted bodice, long fitted sleeves, a peplum attached to a tight fitted skirt with a front slit, a detachable cathedral train with a heavily beaded Camelot cap with a pouf and three-tier veil. She carried a bouquet of nine pink roses, baby's breath and status. The matrons of honor were Wendy Fiona Mares of Llano Quemado, the bride's sister, and Virginia Medina, the bride's aunt.

iThey wore pink Raschel lace te'a-length dresses with necklines, fitted bodices, bell sleeves and trumpet skirts with attached peplum. They carried three white baby roses with baby's breath and status. Best man was Alipio "Pepe" Mondragon of Ranchos de Taos, the groom's best friend. Groomsman was Fernando Medina, the bride's uncle. Flowergirl was Renee Miller of.

Dodge City, Kansas, the bride's cousin. She wore a full white lace dress with loop and attached mini-train. plower boy was Esequiel THE HEMMINGERS Mares of Taos, the bride's cousin. The bride's mother wore a suede pink fitted dress with bell sleeves and front asymmetrical overlay. She carried three pink and two white baby roses with baby's breath.

The bridegroom's mother wore a light rose organza dress with a lace bodice overlay and carried three pink and two white baby roses with baby's breath. The wedding cake was three- tiered and decorated with pink roses. The cake was made by Patsy Padilla. Presiding at the guest book was Gwendolyn Mares of Fort Polk, Louisiana, the bride's cousin. A wedding dance was held at the Hacienda Inn.

Music was provided by Vito and Alan. The Grand March was led by Pat Medina and Mary Ann Vargas of Canon, grandfather and cousin of the bride. The bride is employed at Taos Texaco Station. The groom is employed at David's Plumbing. Ballon, Jaramillo The marriage of Valerie Ballon to Paul Jaramillo, both of TaoB, took place June 87 In San Francisco de Asia Church in Ranchos.

Father Steve Rosera officiated In the double ting ceremony. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ballon of Taos. The groom's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Jaramillo of Taos. The church was decorated with blue and white mums and carnations, blue and white baby's breath and candles. Music was provided by Sally Santlstevan and Monica Salazar. The Entrega was by Evelyn Vigil.

The bride wore a satin gown, re-embroidered lace with beading of pearls, a satin- draped waist, deep neckline with scalloped lace in back, a cathedral train and long sleeve of cut out lace and satin. Her headpiece was heart shaped with pearls and a fingertip nylon veil with pouf and blushers. She carried white baby roses and white baby carnations with blue baby's breath bouquet. The maids of honor were Teodora Medina of Taos, a friend of the bride, and Francella Favela of California, the groom's aunt. They wore Romance blue full length dresses and carried baby blue roses and white pearls in their bouquets.

Bridesmaids were Yolanda Ballon of Taos, the bride's sister, Rosemary Jaramillo, the groom's sister, Jessica Herrera, the bride's cousin, Kathy Esquibel, the groom's cousin, and Ruby Ann Abeyta Good, a friend of the bride and groom. The bridesmaids wore deep royal blue satin full length dresses and carried white long- stemmed roses. Best men were Cipriano Medina of Taos, the groom's Mil Childbirth Clatm mry Monday at cm etaaa Friday, Ally II, from to 1:00, 10 ochflf La Postt ROM 758-1216 Frea Pregnancy Tett with this ad COTTON SHOP SALE THEJABAMILLOS friend and Richard Favela of California, the groom's uncle. Groomsmen were Shawn Storey, Louis Vigil, Albert Abeyta, Paul Vigil and Joseph Alaniz, all of Taos, all friends of the bride and groom. Flowergirl was Jessica Esquibel of Taos, the groom's niece.

She wore a Romance blue full length dress, identical to that of the maid of honor. Ringbearer was Greg Casteleum of California, the bride's cousin. The bride's mother wore a teal blue floor length dress with embroidered lace and a corsage of royal blue and white roses. The bridegroom's mother wore royal blue floor length chiffon with royal blue and white roses in a corsage. The ll-tiered wedding cake was made by Fran Vigil and Francella Favela.

A wedding dance and reception was held at Floyd's Lounge. Music was provided by the Lopezes of Penasco. The Grand March was led by Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Trujillo of Ranchos de Taos, friends of the family.

The groom is employed at Dow Bond Plumbing and Heating. Valles to assist new businesses As an ongoing effort to assist businesses in Taos County, Taos County Economic Development Corporation announces the beginning of the Easiness Development Services Program. Free assistance is available in every step of the business process including: compiling a business plan, developing a marketing strategy and program, developing financial projections, com- pijing a loan package for lenders, arranging business loans from banks and low-interest-rate loan programs. pavid Valles, business development specialist for the Small Business Association in Albuquerque, will come to Taos two days a month to provide these services. The economic development corporation invites Taosenos to bring their business concept to the offices above the Apple Tree Restauraunt, 26 Bent St.

The business specialist will meet regularly and help in any or all steps to make the business successful. The first sessions are scheduled to begin Monday and Tuesday (July 27-28), 11 a.m.-3 p.m. To make an appointment or for more information on this free service, contact Patti Martinson or Terrie Bad Hand, 758-8731. Poppies on sale The Veterans' of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Post 3259 is selling poppies to benefit disabled and needy veterans. Mayor Lawrence Santistevan bought the first red paper flowers of the season from auxiliary president Rebecca Miera.

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