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C4 THE PANTAGRAPH, TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1983 WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS Kinser-Hamilton Shoemaker-Miller DANVERS Married at 11 a.m. Dec. 4 at Freeport Mennonite Church were Lynette Shoemaker of Mishawaka, and Darrel Miller of Danvers. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Shoemaker of Dakota, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Orlyn Miller of Danvers are their parents. There was a church reception before the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to Disney World and Epcot Center in Florida.

Jean Glick and Ray Hershberger were their attendants. The new Mrs. Miller has a bachelor's degree in biology and her husband has a bachelor's degree in natural science, both from Goshen College, Goshen, Ind. The bride also has a certificate of physical therapy from the University of Pennsylvania. Her husband is employed in farming.

They reside in Danvers. Mammen-Mizell First Church of the Nazarene was the setting for the 7:30 p.m. wedding Dec. 17 of Pamela Joy Mammen of 408 S. State Bloomington, and Pfc.

Robert H. Mizell of Fort Campbell, Ky. Don and Joyce Mammen of the State Street address, Roy G. Mizell of Cloverdale, and Ruby Crowell of 206 Hilltop Mobile Home Court, Bloomington, are their parents. There was a church reception.

Terri Milam and RoyLee Mizell were their attendants and Jeff Mammen and John Dincent were ushers. The new Mrs. Mizell is a graduate of Bloomington High School. Her husband, a graduate of Normal Community High School, is stationed with the U.S. Army at Fort Campbell.

They reside at Clarks-ville, Tenn. Shetler-Arends MELVIN Bonnie Shetler and Randy Arends, both of Melvin, exchanged wedding vows in a 4 p.m. ceremony Dec. 4 at Michigan Avenue Mennonite Church, Pigeon, Mich. A reception followed at First United Methodist Church in Pigeon.

Mr. and Mrs. Les Shetler of Pigeon, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Arends of Melvin are their parents.

Ann Shetler and Ron Arends were their attendants. Clarissa Shetler was flower girl and Courtney Shetler, ring bearer. The newlyweds are graduates of Hesston College, Hesston, Kan. The new Mrs. Arends is employed by Gibson Federal Savings and Loan, Gibson City, and her husband is engaged in farming.

After a wedding trip to Orlando, they reside at R.R. 1, Melvin. Thomas-Hardy FARMER CITY Karyn Kay Thomas of Farmer City became the bride of Allen Leslie Hardy of Mansfield in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony Dec. 4 at the home of the bride's parents, Larry and Joyce Thomas of Farmer City.

There was a reception at the Thomas home, followed by an open house at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Bob and Neva Hardy of Mansfield. Kayla Thomas and Bill Hardy were their attendants. The newlyweds are graduates of Farmer City-Mansfield High School. The new Mrs. Hardy is attending Parkland College and is employed by Peoples State Bank of Mansfield.

Her husband is employed by Southland Distribution Center, Champaign. After a honeymoon in Florida, the newlyweds reside at 201 N. East Mansfield. Hoerbert-McAllister EMDEN United in marriage at 2 p.m. Dec.

26 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Emden, were Rose Mary Hoerbert and James Willis McAllister, both of Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoerbert of rural San Jose, W.B.

McAllister of Springfield and Robina McAllister of Virden are their parents. There was a reception at the Emden Community House. Barb, June and Deb Hoerbert attended the bride and Jaime McAllister was flower girl. David McAllister, Perry Yemm and Bob Reynolds attended the bridegroom and Adam Hoerbert was ring bearer. The new Mrs.

McAllister is a graduate of San Jose High School and attended Illinois Central College. She has a degree in banking and is employed by the Utica Bank in Tulsa. Her husband is employed as a welder. They reside in Tulsa. mi ii imin urn p.

mm nn i i 1 Tmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmum mmm United in marriage at 2 p.m. Dec. 18 at College Park Christian Church, Normal, were Kristine Kinser of 800 N. Fell Ave. and Randy Hamilton of 1511 Hancock Drive, both of Normal.

Their parents are Ron and Betty Kinser of the Fell Avenue address and Cecil and Pearl Hamilton of Watseka. There was a church reception before the newlweds left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. Attending the bride were Jennifer Cloud, maid of honor; and Amy Duncan and Allison Alvey, bridesmaids. Grant Cowen was best man and Jeff Berry and Brent Kinser were groomsmen. A graduate of Normal Community High School, the new Mrs.

Hamilton is a student at Illinois State University. Her husband, a graduate of Watseka High School, also attends ISU. They reside at the bridegroom's address. Hewitt-Gordon Victoria Eve Hewitt, daughter of Dr. Robert M.

Hewitt and Victoria Fitzgerald, both of Champaign, will become the bride of Randolph Michael Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Gordon of Morris. They will be married June 11 at Community United Church of Christ, Champaign.

The bride-elect is a student at Illinois State University. Monaghan-Matthias FARMER CITY Mr. and Mrs. William Monaghan of Farmer City announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline Monaghan, to John Matthias of Dewitt. His parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Matthias of Bridgman, Mich. A May 28 wedding is planned. Schiekle-Hamer EMDEN (PNS) Bill Hamer of Sheboygan, son of Carlynn Hamer of Emden, and Shirley Schiekle of Sheboygan Falls, are planning a fall wedding. II 4 mr kd HI wy tJ)r Hi Olan Mills photo Ellis-Shaw James William Shaw Jr.

of 704 W. Mulberry Bloomington, will take as his bride July 2 Jennifer Renee Ellis of Sparta. Parents of the couple are Louise Ellis and Eugene Ellis, both of Sparta, and Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw of Chicago.

Harsh photo Rippon-Denning LINCOLN Debra Lynn Rippon and Jeffrey Paul Denning, both of Lincoln, are planning a June 4 wedding. Their parents are Thomas and Carolyn Rippon and John and Dorothy Denning, all of Lincoln. Coleman-Arnold Elwood J. "Hank" Arnold of Naperville, son of Mrs. William F.

Connor of 407 W. Locust Bloomington, and the late Lyle K. Arnold, will take as his bride Jan. 22, Margaret Ann Coleman of Wood-ridge. Her parents are Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Coleman of Woodridge. The wedding will be at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Lisle.

BARBERSHOP Q. How did dentistry become associated with the barber profession? A. In 1544 Henry VIII granted a charter to the Barber-Surgeons Company of England and both men and women were admitted. In France in the early 1800 'a a barber could treat teeth and perform surgical procedures. Until the early 1800'g in America anyone could practice dentistry, and the majority of practitioners were barbers.

Of course modern dentistry has advanced a long way from those days, but for a haircut you'll need an appointment with your barber. i 1 01n Mills photo Merrick-Reh June 4 is the wedding date chosen by Lori Anne Merrick and Kenneth Leroy Reh, both of 5 Greenwood Bloomington. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrick of Danvers, Alma Reh of Wenona and the late Leroy Reh.

Bensley-Voigts PONTIAC Cynthia Ann Bensley of Pontiac and Alan Voigts of rural Pontiac will be married Feb. 4. Helen E. Schell of New York and Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Voigts of rural Pontiac are their parents. tiik 7 'X. ft i 't Johnstone-Jordan J. Steven Jordan of Carbondale, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Jordan of 104 S. Bellemont Road, Bloomington, and Jennifer Mary Johnstone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnstone of River Forest, are engaged and are planning a late summer wedding. Janssen-Styzek MINONK (PNS) Linda Sue Janssen and Frank Gerard Styzek, both of Chicago, are planning an April 16 wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Janssen of Minonk and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Styzek of Chicago are their parents. Vallow photo Schwerin-Augsburger FLANAGAN (PNS) Rhonda Kaye Schwerin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwerin, will become the bride of Paul Augsburger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Augsburger, all of Flanagan, on April 9. 'lira Huber-Godbey Lyn M. Huber of Grand Junction, a former Bloomington resident, is engaged to Richard B. God-bey, also of Grand Junction. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Landwehr of Bloomfield, Iowa, and Mack and Evelyn God bey of Denver, Colo. Coziahr-Love Gregory J. Love of 1208 Major Apt. 4, Normal, will take as his bride Feb.

14, Norrene K. Coziahr of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Norville Love of Ottawa and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Coziahr of Yorkville are their parents. McNutt-Johnson GIBSON CITY Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne McNutt of Gibson City announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Lee McNutt, to Robert Dean Johnson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Johnson, also of Gibson City. Hurst-Marshall T. Stanley Marshall III, son of Thomas S. Marshall Jr.

of 1504 Ensign Drive, Normal, and Katrina Ann Hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hurst of Miami, will be married at 7:30 p.m. March 19 at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Miami. The bridegroom-elect is also a son of the late Sara M. Ballard. Cooper-O'Keefe TREMONT (PNS) April 9 is the wedding date chosen by Heidi Cooper and Mark O'Keefe, both of Trem-ont. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Keefe, all of Tremont, are their parents. Craver-Eggenberger PONTIAC Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Craver of Pontiac announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Craver, to Doug Eggenberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Eggenberger of rural Saujiemin.

A June 18 wedding is planned. Price-Murphy The engagement of Rebecca Lynne Price of 217 Foster Drive to Dennis Kevin Murphy of 605 Pine both of Normal, was announced on Christmas Eve. They are planning a Jan. 22 wedding. Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Price of the Foster Drive address and Ralph E. Murphy of Tucson are their parents. v2 i 4 iV-' I Vi 1 I III I 1 -1 f.

1 Jmmt' I Bental BuaUogue DENTISTRY a illing pbaSa This column is presented in the interest of better dental health. From the office of Frank W. Fehr, D.O.S. Ltd. Doctor'! Park, 2103 I.

Washington Moomington, II hono 663-0413.