The Escalon Times from Escalon, California • 6

A-4-ESCAL0N TIMES, Wednedcy, Oct. 2. 1985 Weddings Carla Wild-Kevin Kennedie it Carla Cheri Wild and Kevin Eugene Kennedie, both of Escalon, were wed on May 25, during afternoon ceremonies at the First Assembly of God Church in this city. The double-ring rites were performed by Pastor Perry J. McGaffee of Valley Christian Center.

The bride's father gave her hand in marriage! She is the daughter of Richard and Sandra Wild of Escalon. Darrell and Jane Mullin of Escalon are the groom's parents. The bridal gown was white satin, enhanced with seed pearls. Her attire was completed with a long white veil, accented with seed pearls and lace trim. The bride carried a bouquet of multi-colored silk The new bride attended Escalon High School.

She was involved with Escalon Sw im Team for three years, the local Rainbow Girls, trap and pistol shooting, and various other sports. She is presently employed at Danny Boys in Modesto. The bridegroom also attended the local high school. He is a member of Escalon Sportsmen's Club, and currently employed as a concrete finisher for Raymond Greer Construction. The couple spent a one-week honeymoon touring Disneyland, Las Vegas and.

Yosemite National Park. The bride's going-away costume was a three-piece dress suit of blazer jacket, vest, and pleated skirt. Photographers at the wedding and reception were Lois Reed and Randy Freese, brother-in-law of the bride. baskets of lavender blue, with white flowers and greenery, an arch of ivy, and large white wedding bells on the pews. Mrs.

Perry McGaffee of Modesto was the organist for the ceremonies. a Kenny Rogers special, was played as the wedding's theme song. A reception, with approximately 250 guests, was held at the Escalon Sportsmen's Club. The site was decorated with lavendar and blue hanging bells enhanced with streamers. Dee Ford of Modesto created the wedding cake.

Cutting and serving the cake were Andrea Johnson Freese, sister of the bride, from Utah; and the bride's mother. Teddy Wild of San Jose displayed the gifts, and Audrey Johnson of Modesto was in charge of the guest book. Both are the bride's sisters. Dee Anna Kennedie and Jeff Machado of Escalon. The ring bearer was 18-month old Anthony Charles Kennedie, nephew of the groom, from Escalon.

Cherylynn Amber Johnson of Escalon was the flower girl. She wore a long lavendar gown, similar to the bridal attendants', and carried a basket containing verigated rose petals. The mother of the bride was attired in a long lavendar gown, and she carried a brightly colored fart. The groom's mother wore a long baby blue gown. Mike Kennedie, the groom's brother, was the best man.

Ushers were Kevin Mankiller, Fred Finch, Jeff Machado, David Jones, and Bob Grossi, all of Escalon; Mike Johnson, brother of the bride and from Modesto; and Tom Sheridan of Ceres. Decorations carried throughout the church were 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Casey Marlene Rader Daniel Casey 4-1 duets with Kathy Byrd, and the bride. The reception, with over 350 guests, was held at the FES Hall in Oakdale.

Decorations carried throughout the site were arches with pink and burgundy colored streamers, lace lined tablecloths, and a large streamered decorated heart. Laureen Johnson of Modesto cut the cake, and Donna Noe of Escalon served it. Laura Laporte of Escalon displayed the gifts, and was in charge of the guest book. The bride attended Escalon schools; and held a term as Worthy Advisor Rainbow Girls, Stockton Assembly 9. She is currently employed at Gallo Winery as a sales forcaster.

Her groom attended Oakdale Schools; and par also of Modesto; and Greg Burris, a friend of the groom's from Denair. Decorations carried throughout the church for ceremonies were, Brass candelabras, an arch enhanced with white and lavender mums, brass flowerstands, accented with white gladiolas and lavender carnations, and white wicker baskets filled with hite and lavender silk flowers in a cascade arrangement, and her grandmother's hankerchief. Audrey Johnson of Escalon, who is the bride's sister, was the matron of honor. She wore a long blue gown, and her bouquet was composed of verigated silk flowers. The bridesmaids were Anita Boganin; Lisa Arnett; Debbie Enos Bonet-ti; Dee Anna Kennedie, sister of the groom; Penny Bader; Teddy Rae Wild, sister of the bride; and Maria Scarborough.

They were attired in lavendar gowns, completed with silk flowered wreaths worn in their hair. They carried flowered fans, designed and fashioned by Murial Bedoy, a sister-in-law of the bride. The candlelighters were A slated is no entry fee. A number of surprises are planned; prizes will be given away. Rock-n-roll music from the '50's will be presented by the Rock-N-Rebel group.

The car show is open free to the public. Gailene Wingard of Woodland. Their three-quarter length dusty rose gowns also featured spaghetti strapes and long sleeve lace jackets. They completed their ensembles with rose and lace wreaths worn in their hair. The bridal attendant's bouquets were carrida roses and baby's breath.

Nathanial Herrera of Waterford and Tasha Gar-nica of Stockton, were the candle lighters. The ring bearer for the ceremonies was Richy Byrd of Modesto. Pamela J. Phillips of Bakersfield was the flower girl. She was attired in a three-quarter length petticoat, with a burgundy underlay, featuring a white eyelit overskirt with pink ribbon tie.

The mother of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kennedie cvk. ticipated in wrestling at Modesto Junior College, San Jose and CaJ State at Bakersfield. He is an employee of Gallo Winery.

Since returning from their honeymooon, the couple has made their home in Waterford. For her going-away costume, the bride wore a dress featuring a white lace skirt and a heart lined neckline. Aguire Photography of Stockton took the wedding pictures. The bride was the honoree at two showers; and another was given for both her and the groom-to-be, prior to the wedding. flowers.

The arrangements were by Fantasy Flowers of Oakdale. Connie Pack of Modesto as the organist during the rites. Soloists were Felipe and Joni Castro-Mendevil of Modesto. Musical selections performed by the duo were "The Wedding and "You and Jill Martin-Kevin Turner in acetate taffeta, with chiffon flounced overskirt, enhanced with rosettes and a satin ribbon bow. She carried a bouquet of mini cascades of lavender silk roses, accented with a white lace bow and ribbon.

The bridal attendants were: Becky Turner, the groom's sister; Mrs. James Briscoe, the bride's cousin; Mrs. Laura Kani, a sister of the groom and Mrs. Connie Bartels, cousin of the bride. They wore gowns similar to the maid of honor's, which were lined in white taffeta, with overshirts of white, accented with purple roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Turner Marlene Marie Rader of Escalon and Daniel Tipton Casey, III, of Waterford, were married on August 10, in double ring ceremonies. The Rev. John A.

Short conducted the rites at the Escalon First Assembly of God Church. The bride was given in marriage at the afternoon ceremonies by James F. New, Jr. Parents of the bride are James and Betty New of Escalon, and Larry and Sheila Rader of Merced. The groom's parents are Shirley and Hector Herrera of Waterford, and Daniel Tipton Casey, and Esperanza Casey of Los Angeles.

The bride wore her mother's wedding gown of antique satin, which was layered and ruffled in the back, with a bustle waist, Jillinda Lee Martin and Kevin Paul Turner, both of Escalon, were married in double-ring ceremonies on Sept. 7, at the Calvary Temple Assembly of God in Modesto. Pastor Ken Severe of Calvary Temple conducted the morning ceremonies. The bride's father gave her hand in marriage. Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Martin of Escalon are her parents. The groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Bill Turner of Escalon. The bride wore a white organza gown, trimmed in beaded chantilly lace, with a high neckline, Victorian sleeves, and basque waist, with button and loop back closure.

The skirt was enhanced with chantilly lace, completed with a APPLES APPLES APPLES RED GOLDEN DELICIOUS was dressed in a light pink cotton gauze three-quarter length long sleeved gown. The groom's mother wore a purple rose patterned brocade gown, enhanced with a ruffled neckline. Both mothers completed their ensembles with corsages featuring white orchids, baby's breath, and pink ribbon. Mark Thompson of Waterford was the groom's best man. His other attendants were Donald Rader, brother of the bride and from Escalon, Barry LaBass of this city, Darryl Pope of Bakersfield, and Frank Rivera of Oakdale.

Organist for the ceremonies was Mrs. Mildred Downing of Escalon. Soloist was the Rev. John Short of Escalon, who sang Lance Fields, the groom's nephew of Modesto, and Alan Bartels, a cousin of the bride's and from Ripon, were the candlelighters. Zachery Turner, another of the groom's nephews, from Modesto, was the ring bearer.

The flower girl was Alicia Bartels of Ripon, who is the bride's cousin. Dennis Drake, a friend of the groom, from Ceres, served as best man. The other attendants were: the bride's brother, Bill Martin of Escalon; a brother of the groom, Ron Turner of Modesto; another of his brothers, Jon Turner, 5)95 2 FOR ALL 4 DAYS CERES 1460 Mitchell Rd At Hatch Rd. 537-7104 ftS 1 and a bodice of ivory chiffon with high neck, enhanced with a pearl button back, and delicate ivory lace. For sentiment, she wore her grandmother's first set of rings, the groom's mother's wedding veil and bracelet.

The bride also carried a Bible borrowed from the groom's mother. The bridal bouquet was an arrangement of silver tip and pink roses with a spray of baby's breath. Maid of honor was Lana Jean Laporte of Escalon. Her burgundy three-quarter length gown was enhanced with spaghetti straps and completed with a long sleeved lace jacket. She carried a bouquet similar to the bride's.

The bridesmaids were Dana Casey, sister of the groom, Julie Cannon, Laureen Johnson, and cascading train of ruffles. Her veil was a long hite chantilly lace edged pouf veil, with a satin ribbon bow, and headpiece of white silk roses, accented with small white and lavender silk flowers. For sentiment, she completed her costume with pearl errings, given by her aunt; and a baby ring, hich was her father's, carried in the bridal bouquet. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of white and lavender silk roses and purple pearl centered mini carnations. It was accented with angel lace and streamers of purple and lavender ribbons.

Maid of honor was a friend of the bride, Loretta Hof of Escalon. She was costumed in an off-the-shoulder lavender gown, with ruffled neckline, lined It MM INTEREST VISA' itomcHi COMICE PEARS DRIED FRUITS ALMOND MEATS Car show Joe Brown's Escalon Auto Electric will present its annual free car show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday. The car show will be held at Escalon Auto Electric, 1999 Main St.

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