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The Daily (tarn, Sunbury, Pa. Sunday. September 22, 1991 Page B3 WEDDINGS Woomer Patton Amarante Saufley Harley Geisler i i i 1 a 4 PENBROOK Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church was the setting for a double ring ceremony uniting Amy Joette Woomer and Timothy Patrick Patton in marriage. The Rev. Dr.

J. Richard Eckert performed the 3 p.m. service Sept. 7- The bride, formerly of Sunbury, is the daughter of Gene and Julie Woomer of 2737 Canby St, and a granddaughter of the late John and Dorothy Eisenhower, the late Willis Woomer and Mildred Woomer Lewis of Lewisburg. The bridegroom is the son of Robert and Arlene Patton of Sinking Springs.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose her sister, Abbey J. Woomer of Harrisburg, as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Diane Jurgill, Bobbie Gaiski and Mindy Zimmerman, all of Harrisburg; Courtney Patton, Kim Patton, Lori Wanner and Heidi Gaugler, all of Sinking Springs, all sisters of the bridegroom. Angela Campbell of Northumberland, cousin of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. The flower girl was Tara Campbell of Northumberland, cousin of the bride.

Serving as best man was Steve Yerger of Reading. The ushers were Tim Gingrich, Craig Hershey, Andy Kristich and Steve Kristich, all of Palmyra; Mark Stravolo and Scott Coburn, both of Harrisburg; and Ted Newton of Sinking Springs. Junior usher was Andrew Woomer of Harrisburg, brother of the bride. Ring bearer was Matthew Campbell of Northumberland, cousin of the bride, HERSHEY Colette Jennifer 'Amarante and Capt. John Lee were united in marriage during a double ring ceremony in Evangelical -Fee Church.

The Rev. Tory Lind- and the Rev. Ken Werho, an lArmy chaplain, performed the ceremony at 2:30 p.m. August 18. The, bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Amarante, Sr. of Danville RD1. The bridegroom is' the son of Mr. and' Mrs.

Leon K. Saufley of Hummelstowh RD2. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a pearl headpiece and a white satin gown with short train. The gown was fitted to mid- thigh, with- embroidered appliques down the front, outlining the V-, neck in front and back, and at the base of the short sleeves. She carried calla lillies.

Serving as matron of honor was Josie Moore of Lewisburg. The bridesmaids were Betty Amarante of Danville, sister-in-law of the bride; Tonya Shiffler of Hummels-town; Maria Tickner of Jefferson-ville; and Michelle Monte of Randolph, N. J. Flower girls were Jessica Amarante and Holly Amarante, both of Danville, both nieces of the bride. Capt.

Scott Eichelberger of Texas was best man. Groomsmen were Mike Saufley of Hummelstown, brother of the bridegroom; Capt Tim Hess and Capt. Brian Plaisted, both of Illinois; and Dave Field of San Diego. Ushers were Phillip Am- arante, Gregory Amarante and Amarante all of Danville, all brothers of the bride; Dean Rhine of Cleona; and Brian Hall of Ithaca, N.Y. The Army officers, attired in their uniforms, formed a sabre arch for the couple to pass through.

The couple was transported in a horse-drawn carriage. LEWISBURG Rooke Chapel. Bucknell University, was the setting for the double nng ceremony uniting Sue Ann Harley and Scott Anthony Geisler in marriage. The Rev. Dr.

James B. Hammer-lee performed the 'ft p.m. service Aug. 24. The bride.

is the, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Ellis Harley of 130 Ve'r-na Road, Lewisburg. The bridegroom is the son of and Mrs.

Klaus D. Geisler of Lakeville, Mass. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, chose a Bianchi gown-of candlelight silk shantung featuring a basque waist and portrait neckline outlined and decorated with, pearls. Covered buttons down the back of the gown, led to a chapel-length train. Chosen as maid of honor was Linda S.

Naugle of Lewisburg. The-bridesmaids were Mi Ac Harley and Maredith L. Spangler, both of Lewisburg; Deanna L. Johnston of Arlington, Susan A. Geisler of Orlando, and Lisa D.

McKee of Bluemont, Va. The best man was Rodney Par- sons of Burlington, Vt. The ushers were Bill Fronzalgia of Charlotte, N.C; Bill Harley of Ft. Meyers. Craig Harley of Lewisburg; Paul Geisler of Orlando, and Mar'c Geisler of Irvine, Calif.

The organist was the Rev. Jeffrey Smith of Lewisburg. Mrs. James McClure of Lewisburg was vocalist. Jennifer Joye of Pittsburgh was the United Way F0SS JEWELERS Offers These SERVICES Free Estimates On All Repairs Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Wrist-Pocket-Quartz Insurance Appraisals Estate Appraisals Estate Purchasing Watch Batteries Bead Restringing These Services Sent Out 429 Market Street Lewisburg 524-9886 Forster Youngman Bollinger Hornberger Mr.

and Mrs. Scott Geisler guest book attendant. A reception was held for 175 guests in the Terrace Room, Lang-one Center, Bucknell University, Lewisburg. After a honeymoon to Ncgril, "Jamaica, the couple are living at 17D Street SE, Washington. he bride is a 1982 graduate of Lewisburg Area High School and a 1986 graduate of Bucknell University.

She is associate director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. The bridegroom is a 1982 graduate of Apponequet High School, akeville, and a 1986 graduate of Trinity. College, Hartford, Conn. He is associate director of public affairs for Kessler and Associates. WE'LL PAY FOR YOUR HEALTH CARE SCHOOLING.

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Youngman IV was solemnized during a double ring ceremony in St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church Rev. Brennan performed the 2 p.m. service June 22. The bride is the daughter of Joseph Forster of Macungie and the late Christine Forster The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Youngman III of Lewisburg. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown featuring a sweetheart neckline, lego-mutton sleeves and a fitted bodice, all accented with lace, sequins, pearls and crystals. The full gathered sTcirt fell from a basque waistline and was adorned in a long bead and'sequin motif that came to a point on the skirt front.

Scalloped lace edged the hemline of the skirt, which flowed into a cathedral-length train and was adorned with cut-outs and edged in pearls and sequins. A large candy box bow with streamers accented with pearls, sequins and crystals was attached to her waist. She wore a face framer of silk flowers, pearls and pearl sprays, which held her two-tiered, elbow-length veil of bridal illusion. Chosen as maid of honor for her sister was Judy Forster of Macungie. The bridesmaids were Susan Forster, sister of the bride, and Angela Wcndling, both of Macungie; Laura Stutzman of Phoenixville; Lynn Conrad of Lyons; Karen O'Donnell of New Hampshire; and Lisa Eisenhard of Watsontown.

Doug Smay of Hummels Wharf Mrs. Timothy Patton Music was provided by Dr. Robert C. Lau, organist, and Diane L. Wilson, vocalist," both of Harrisburg Approximately 230 guests attended a reception in Progress Fire Hall.

After a honeymoon cruise to the Bahamas, the newlyweds are living at 8059 Somerset Harrisburg- The bride is a graduate of Central Dauphin East High School, Harrisburg. She is a secretary for Nationwide Insurance, Harrisburg. The bridegroom is a graduate of Wilson High School, Sinking Springs, and Elon College, N.C. He is a screen printer for En-Kay Graphics, Palmyra. Mr.

and Mrs. James Youngman IV was best man. The ushers were Jason Youngman of Lewisburg, Rob Parker of Philadelphia, Joe Dunkel-berger of Atlantic City, N.J., Chris Napoli of Bristol, Brian Haring of Lyons and Joe McCabe of New Jersey. The organist was Jeanine Johnson and the vocalist was Hazel Sherry. A reception for 220 guests was held in St.

Joseph's Parish Center. The couple are living in Selinsgrove. The bride is a graduate of Kutz-town University. She is employed as a substitute teacher. The bridegroom is a graduate of the same university.

He is employed as a teacher in the Shikellamy School District. the, best undergraduated and graduate student papers. Each winner will have the opportunity to read hisher paper at the Black History Conference in May. For more information and a copy of the contest rules, contact Robert Weible, Division of History, PHMC, Box 1026, Harrisburg 17108, or call 787-3034. Once you shop Frye's Shoe Dept.

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A reception for 290 guests was held in the Holiday Inn, Grantville. The couple honeymooned in the mountain's of Montana. They will live in West Point, N.Y. Showers were given for the bride by the faculty of the Elizabethtown School District, the bride's mother in Massapequa, N.Y., and the maid of honor in Danville. The bride has a bachelor of science degree in education and a master in education degree in reading.

She plans to substitute teach during the 1991-92 school year, The bridegroom is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, and is completing postgraduate studies in engineering physics at Cornell University. He plans to be an instructor at the U.S. Military Academy. and Mrs.

Darvin Hornberger Shikellamy High School. She is pursuing a career as a dental assistant. The bridegroom is a 1982 graduate of Tri-Valley High School, Hegins. He is employed as a locomotive enginner by Conrail. Mr.

and Mrs. Kevin Mace lyte was Cheryl Savidge of Shamo-kin RD, cousin of the bride. The communion assistant was Steve Bobb of Dornsife RD. A reception for 180 guests was held in Valley View Fire Hall. The couple honeymooned in the Poco-nosand are living in Dornsife RD1.

The bride is a 1984 graduate of Line Mountain High School and a 1986 graduate of Geisinger Medical Center School of Nursing, Danville. She is also a 1989 graduate of Mill-ersville University. She is employed as a registered nurse by Geisinger Medical Center in the cardiac intensive care unit. The bridegroom is a 1986 graduate of trie same high school and a 1990 graduate of the same university. He is employed as a service tech-nician by Alpha Systems Northumberland.

Mr. i 1 Historical essay contest announced SUNBURY Trinity Lutheran Chyrch was the setting for the double-ring ceremony uniting Amber Jo Bollinger and Darvin Willard Hornberger in marriage. The Rev. Adrian Shearer performed the 3 p.m. service Aug.

24. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bollinger of Northumberland. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Hornberger of Hegins. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose Erika Hane of Sunbury as maid of honor. The flower girl was Julie Bollinger of Se-linsgrove. Brady Geist of Hegins was best man.

The usher was Christian Hornberger of Hegins. The guest book attendant was De-bra Bloom of Northumberland. The organist was Beverly Reich of Sunbury and the vocalist was Richard Delsite of Northumberland. A reception for 60 guests was held in the home of Carolyn Schuck, sister of the bride. The couple honeymooned in Niagara Falls, Canada, and are living in Valley View.

The bride is a 1987 graduate of Reiner Mace RED CROSS St. Peter Lutheran Church was the setting for the double ring ceremony uniting Karen Ann Reiner and Kevin Scott Mace in marriage. The Rev. Glen Keidel Jr. performed the 3 p.m.

service Aug. 24. I The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D.

Reiner of Dorn- sife The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Mace of iicmdon RD. Th bride, given in marriage by her wore a gown of white organza over satin featuring a V-neckline, Victorian pouf sleeves and a fitted bodice, all accented with lace, pearls and sequins.

The gath- ered skirt fell from a basque waistline and was edged with lace and organza ruffles on the hemline, "and flowed into a semi-cathedral-length train. She wore a band of silk flowers, sequins, pearl sprays, ribbon bows and streamers, which held her elbow-length, two-tiered veil of bridal illusion. Chosen as maid of honor was Lisa Graff of Holland, Pa. The bridesmaids were Milissa Wolfe of Punx-suta'wney and Michelle Eshelman of Hegins. The flower girl was Jenny Reiner of Milton, cousin of the bride.

Jeff Spatzer of Herndon RD was chosen as best man. The ushers were David Reiner of Dornsife RD, brother of the bride, and Brian Bohner Halifax. The ring bearer was Sammy Mace of Herndon RD, cousin of the bridegroom. The guest book attendant was Karen Snyder of Lakenheath, England, sister of the bridegroom. The organist was Ellen Schreffler of Dornsife and the vocalist Wendy Schreffler of Williamsport.

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