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L. Thompson P. Smaistrla WEDDINGS Smaistrla-Thompson Brian P. Smaistrla of Houston and Tracy L. Thompson of Spring, Texas, were married May 13 at Oakridge Baptist Church in Spring.

The bride is the daughter Mack and Virginia Thompson of Conroe, Texas, and granddaughter of Violet Kloss of Titusville. She graduated from the University of Texas. She is employed by Aldine Independent School District in Houston. The groom is the son of James and Carolyn Smaistrla of Houston. He graduated from Texas A University.

He is employed as an electrical engineer with Dashiell Corp. of Houston. Tracy The couple will live in Houston. Brian Steven P. Thompson Reva A.

Harris FLORIDA TODAY, Sunday, July 4, 1999 3D Batchellor-Stevens Thomas Michael Batchellor and Jennifer Leigh Stevens, both of Melbourne, were married Feb. 13 at First United Methodist Church in Cocoa Beach. The bride is the daughter of Richard and Susan Stevens of Merritt Island. She graduated from the University of Florida. She is a vice president of 4-S doing business as Bassett Furniture Direct and Sofas Direct.

The groom is the son of Thomas and Joan Batchellor of Vero Beach. He graduated 1 from Florida Institute of Technology. He is co-owner of Metrolink Internet Services. The couple will live in Melbourne. Donald O.

Holmes Serena W. Coleman Pepoon-Wentworth John William Pepoon of Northbrook, and Linda Ann Wentworth of Cocoa Beach were married June 5 at Alice Millar Chapel of Northwestern University in Evansville, Ill. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Wentworth of Cocoa Beach.

She graduated from Northwestern University Dental Mrs. J. Pepoon School and Emory University in Atlanta. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Dickson Pepoon of Northbrook, Ill. He graduated from Curry College in Massachusetts. He is employed by McKesson HBOC in Chicago. They will live in Northbrook. Thompson-Cavanagh Randy E.

Thompson and Karla J. Cavanagh, both of Port St. John, were married May 15 at the St. Augustine lighthouse. She is employed by Pediatrics of Brevard in Rockledge.

He is employed by Brevard County Fire Rescue in Rockledge. They will live in Port St. John. Thomas Michael Batchellor Jennifer Leigh Stevens Holmes-Coleman Donald O. Holmes and Serena W.

Coleman, both of Melbourne, were married June 2 at United Methodist Church in Suntree. The bride is the daughter of the late Earl Moody and Evelyn Whitehead of Abbeville, Ala. She graduated from Troy State University. The groom is the son of the late Owen Holmes and Thelma Holmes of Melbourne. He graduated from the University of Florida in Gainesville.

He is employed by Host Realty of Melbourne. The couple will live in Suntree. Menkes-Moor Menkes-Moor John Menkes of Montreal, Canada, and Honor Moor of Asheville, N.C., were married June 26 at Richmond Hill Inn in Asheville. The bride is the daughter of Thomas Ross Moor of Indian Harbor Beach and Prudence Kathryn Henahan Moor of Asheville. She graduated from Maryland Institute College of Art with a bachelor's Mrs.

J. Menkes art history and attends Duke University's nonprofit management program. She is executive director for Junior Achievement and serves on Gov. James B. Hunt's Job Ready Council.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Menkes of Montreal. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, and received a master of science degree from the Real Estate Institute at New York University. He is employed by Tessier and Associate in Asheville.

The couple will live in Asheville. Engaged or newly married? Now that you are engaged and are preparing for your wedding day, Florida Today wants to help. Come by our offices at Gannett Plaza on U.S. 1 in north Melbourne; 1100 S. Hopkins Titusville; 240 Interstate Court, Palm Bay; or 11628 U.S.

1, Sebastian, and pick up the forms needed to get your engagement and wedding printed in Florida Today and weekly publications. Questions can be directed to Dottie Ross at 242-3613. If your wedding already is past, you can pick up a wedding form at Florida Today's Mel- bourne, Titusville, Palm Bay or Sebastian offices. If you cannot pick up one, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Weddings, Florida Today, P.O. Box 419000, Melbourne, FL 32941-9000.

Although we will take care with your photo, we cannot guarantee it will be returned. Do not send computer-scanned copies or unclear snapshots. If you want photos returned, please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope and put a mailing label on the back of the photo. ENGAGEMENTS Kim Loetscher of New York, N.Y., and Dennis Dezelic of Flushing, N.Y., are engaged. She is the daughter of Robert Loetscher of Vancouver, and Patricia Perkins of Palm Bay.

He is the son of Maria and Dragutin Dezelic of Flushing. They plan to marry Sept. 18 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Southampton, N.Y. I Megan E. Gula and David L.

Turkaly, both of Hoboken, N.J., are engaged. She is the daughter of Dr. Duff Gula of Coral Springs and Margaret S. Gula of Indian Harbour Beach. He is the son of Louis G.

and Darryl M. Turkaly of Colts Neck, N.J. They plan to marry Oct. 16 at Ascension Lutheran Church in Indian Harbour Beach. Claudia Patricia Sacco and Julio Ruben Morales both of Orlando, are engaged.

She is the daughter of Benjamine and Lia Sacco of Melbourne. He is the son of Ruben and Maria Morales of Orlando. They plan to marry June 3 at Cypress Grove Estate House in Orlando. Sandra Rothwell of Satellite Beach and Kris Burchfield of Dallas are engaged. She is the daughter of John Rothwell of Fernandina Beach Hoyos-Koenig Carlos M.

Carpio Hoyos and Kristen Renee Koenig were married April 17 at Holy Apostles Episcopal Church in Satellite Beach. The bride is the daughter of Walter and Renee Koenig of Melbourne Beach. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame and Noyola University of Chicago. She is employed by Wuesthoff Brevard Hospice in Viera. The groom is the son of Manuel and Esther Carpio of Lima, Peru.

He graduated from Universidad Agraria, Peru, and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He is employed by Applied Genetics Laboratory in Melbourne. They will live in Melbourne. Hugh Joseph McFadden Jr. Tiffany Shanel Wiles Thompson-Harris Steven P.

Thompson of Edgewater and Reva A. Harris of Titusville were married June 5 at Bay Pointe Condominiums in Titusville. The bride is the daughter of Betty Allen of Gainesville. She graduated from Tusculum College and the University of Central Florida in Orlando. She is an author and consultant for "Power WritingThinking Workshops." The groom is the son of Leonard and Jeanette Thompson of Edgewater.

He attended Daytona Beach Community College. He is employed by Lockheed-Martin, Cape Canaveral Operations. The couple will live in Titusville. McFadden-Wiles Hugh Joseph McFadden Jr. of Satellite Beach and Tiffany Shanel Wiles of Palm Bay were married June 5.

at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Satellite Beach. The bride is the daughter of Michael Wiles of Palm Bay and Renee Wiles of Indialantic. She graduated from Satellite High School. The groom is the son of Hugh and Carol McFadden of Satellite Beach. He graduated from Satellite.

High School and attended Brevard Community College. He serves in the U.S. Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Couples celebrate 50th wedding anniversaries Mr. and Mrs.

Coleman Goatley celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Saturday. They were married in Henderson, in 1949 and have lived in Melbourne since 1959. Jane and Coleman have three sons. Steve and wife Susan live in Tampa; Bob and sons Myles and Ryan live in the Melbourne area; and Tom, wife Michelle and children Jared, Melany and Melissa live in Virginia Beach, Va. A formal celebration of their anniversary will be at a family reunion in Paducah, Ky.

Bob and Althea Underwood are celebrating their 50th wed- On the WedNet Couples planning a wedding may want to plug in to WedNet at www.wednet.com for a variety of articles, resources and a free newsletter. It also has an Engaging Questions feature tackling such difficult issues as: How can I cover my tattoo? Reception wine plans come easy FLORIDA TODAY Wires What you do not need at this joyous but trying time in your life is more stress. But there is so much involved in planning a wedding, and you barely know anything about wine. Well, relax. Wine is the easy part.

Wedding caterers expect to serve three drinks to each adult for each two-hour period of reception. This means all beverages, including soft drinks, juices, mineral water or alcoholic beverages. At a dinner, you should portion glasses of wine per adult. If you are serving two wines, allow one glass of the appetizer wine for each person and glasses for the entree wine. This is a generous amount to plan for, because some people do not drink alcoholic beverages.

Some guests will have more, but many will have less. As an average this figure works. To complete your calculations for buying remember these facts: A regular 750-milliliter bottle of wine or champagne holds five (5-ounce) glasses or six (4-ounce) glasses of wine. Your glass size will determine the portion. Using even smaller glasses enables you to pour eight 3-ounce portions per bottle.

There are usually 12 bottles in a case of wine. Therefore, a case holds 60 to 72 portions (or 96 (3-ounce) portions). Figuring the portions per person as discussed, each adult guest averages about a half bottle of wine throughout the whole event. This is a moderate amount. If the champagne is being served only as a toast, you can allow eight portions for each bottle.

Consider larger than normal bottles, which can be festive and unusual. Carlos M. Carpio Hoyos Kristen Renee Koenig Tennessee. Althea originally is from New York; Bob from Tennessee. Bob and Althea founded Red Cap Janitorial Service and AquaBlue Aquatech Pools Spas and have lived in Brevard County for more than 30 years.

They have six children who live in Florida. Send your 50th wedding anniversary information to Anniversary Milestones, Florida Today, P.O. Box 419000, Melbourne, FL 32941-9000. Please put an a address label on the back of the picture and send a self-addressed stamped envelope for its return. Mrs.

and Mr. Coleman Goatley ding anniversary today with friends and fireworks. The Underwoods were married July 1 16, 1949, in Rosville, Ga. They met at Oak Ridge High School in Bob and Althea Underwood and John and Rosa Blair of Satellite Beach. He is the son of Eddy and Monica Burchfield of Dallas.

They plan to marry Saturday at Satellite Beach United Methodist Church. I Veronica Burns of Orlando and Thomas Frattin of Cocoa Beach are engaged. She is the daughter of Don and Angela Burns of Merritt Island. He is the son of Walter and Jeanne Frattin of Long Branch, N.J. They plan to marry Nov.

13 at Our Saviour Catholic Church in Cocoa Beach. Tristan N. Borden and Jason Q. Byrd, both of Melbourne, are engaged. She is the daughter of Jewell and Bonnie Borden of Melbourne.

He is the son of Rufus Byrd of Rockledge and Charlotte Byrd of Melbourne. They plan to marry July 3 at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Melbourne. Mary Ann Loring and Todd Micheal Mangold, both of Cocoa, are engaged. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Deal of Sparta, N.J. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Mangold of Buffalo, N.Y. They plan to marry this month on Merritt Island.

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