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December 28, FAMILY ALBUM Keith and Jo Ann Belk of Dale City announce the birth of their daughter, Kelsey Maryn, Dec. 14 at Fairfax Hospital. Kelsey arrived at 2:10 a.m., weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces, and was 21 inches long. She was welcomed home by her sister Aeriel Danielle, 23 months. Her grandparents are Jim and Kay Belk of Franktown, and Lanny and Jean Mills of Port Lavaca, Texas, and her greatgrandparents are Kenneth Robinson of Castle Rock, and Mary Horne of Port Lavaca.

Girl for Humphreys-Smith Births Girl for Belks David Humphreys and Sonya Smith of Manassas announce the birth of their daughter, Jessica Nicole Humphreys, Nov. 5. Jessica arrived at 5:34 p.m., weighed pounds, 5 ounces and was inches long. She was welcomed home by her brother Adan Smith. Her maternal grandparents are Beverly J.

Hicks of Manassas and C.W. Skith of Fayettevile, W.Va. Her paternal grandparents are Diane and Ronnie Starkey of Cross Junction. Prince William Dec. 1 Brenda and George Perkins, Nokesville, a boy, Joshua Wesley.

Karen and Robert Stockner, Stafford, a boy, Daniel Tyler. Elizabeth and Jerald Pike, Manassas, a boy, Timothy Daniel. Dec. 2 Stephanie and Raymond Hillman, Manassas, a girl, Briana Nicole. Catherine and Donald Picard, Mnassas, a girl, Lauren Alicia.

Rebekah and Christopher Anderson, Manassas, a girl, Emily Mae. Dec. 3 Ladonna and David Phillips, Manassas, a girl, Stephanie Nicole. Janice and Michael Chadwick, Nokesville, a girl, Krista Nicole. Cindy and Phillip Guertler, Manassas, a boy, Jacob Joseph.

Barbara and Lynn Schrock, Manassas Park, a boy, Matthew Ryan. Dec. 5 Angie Sowers and Anthony Tibbs, Manassas, a girl, Brianna Marie. Stefanie and Bryce Austin, Gainesville, a boy, Dallas Wayne. Nancy and Alan Berard, Manassas, a girl, Oleva Kathryn.

Stacey and William Challberg, Manassas, a girl, Haley Lynn. Jennifer Jones, Manassas, a boy, Jonathan Andrew. Maryann and Joseph Kusterer, Manassas, a boy, I David Joseph. Dec. 6 Ginger Simpson and Scott Powers, Manassas, a girl, Chloe Caroline.

Mary Christopher and Mary Nary, Manassas, a boy, Ryan Mark. Imogene and Christopher Wright, Manassas, a girl, Alexis Nicole. Dec. 7 Patricia and David Spitler, Manassas, a girl, Mary Elizabeth. Karyn and John 'Martin IV.

Stafford, a girl, Jordyn Rene. Samantha Williams and Joseph Walker, Manassas, a boy, Joseph Lewis Jr. Preserve your wedding memories The Big Day as recorded by family and friends can be organized by supplying reception tables with single-use cameras, with a note inviting guests to shoot wedding candids. Kodak's Fun Saver 35 with flash has a full roll of Gold 400 film and usage instructions. Processors have been asked to return the packaging to Kodak for recycling, the company says.

Custom Designed Gold Platinum DIAMOND RINGS ahl Appraisals Jeweler 3138 Golansky Blvd. Woodbridge, VA 878-0888 1994 Potomac News Kenjarski-Finley Weddings Kathleen Ann Kenjarski, daughter of Stan and Kenjarski of Camp Hill, was married to Mary Anthony Michael Finley, son of Bill Finley of ManDec. 17 at St. John the Evangelist Church in assas, Warrenton. The Rev.

Phillip Majka performed the 3 p.m.. double-ring, candlelight ceremony. The soloist was Sara Lee Fassett with music by Michael Sherlin. Annie Chapman of King. N.C., was her sister's honor attendant.

The bridesmaids were Elana and Judy Rice of Manassas and Heather Ryder Stack of Nashville, Tenn. The ring bearer was Joshua Ryder of Manassas. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a silk shantung gown with a jewel neckline and heavily beaded bodice, long sleeves, and cathedrallength train. Her cathedral-length veil was held by a halo of silk roses. She carried a bouquet of bridal white and Ivory roses.

Serving as best man was Derrel Ensor of ManUshers were Kevin Kenjarski of Orlando, assas. Mark Anderson of Warrenton and Eugene Baldwin of Woodbridge. The bride attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. She is employed by First Union National Bank. The bridegroom graduated from Osbourn Park High School and attended Northern Virginia Community College.

He is in business with his father in Manassas Asphalt Inc. Following a reception at the' Airlie Conference Center, the couple went on a wedding cruise to the Long-Hamilton ton April Anne Long, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Long of Manassas, was married to Steven Wendell Hamilton, son of Marie Bonds of Harleyville, S.C., June 25 at First Church of the Nazarene in Woodbridge. The 2 p.m., double-ring ceremony was performed by Henry W.

Spaulding II. Serving as honor attendant was Robin Suzanne Long of Manassas. Bridesmaids were Ginger Kay Long, Sarah Lynn Long and Gretchen Leigh Long, all of Manassas. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with pearl and beaded lace on a fitted bodice, sweetheart sequin neckline, puff sleeves and full skirt. falling to a chapel-length train.

Her headpiece was a wreath of white silk roses. She carried a cascade of peach sweetheart roses, lilies of the valley, and baby's breath. Serving as best man was Mark Seel of Hollywood, S.C. Groomsmen were Charlie Tyrrell of Johns Island, S.C.. Robert Braun of Charleston, S.C..

and Daniel Seel of Hollywood, S.C. The bride graduated from Osbourn Park High School and Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville, with a bachelor's degree in elementary education. She is a third -grade teacher in the Montgomery County School System in Clarksville, Tenn. Henninger-Fouche Henninger, daughter of Patricia C. Wendy Noel McMahon of Manassas and Michael F.

Henninger of Roanoke, was married to David Carroll Fouche, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fouche of Arlington, 3 at Georgetown Presbyterian Church, WashSept. ington, D.C.

The Rev. Campbell Gillon performed the 2 p.m. double-ring ceremony. The organist was William Watkins. Matthew Benko was the soloist.

Alina Bridenbaugh of Hanover, was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Cassandra Dyer of Prospect and Susan Southerland of Richmond. The bride, escorted by her father and step-father, wore an lace and satin gown with a lace ivory bodice, sweetheart neckline and short sleeves. The semi-cathedral train was edged with lace. Her -length vell embroidered with pearls and sequins was held by a pearl and sequintrimmed satin headband.

She carried white and gilded calla lilies with Ivy and ribbon. The ivy in her bouquet was from Ivy planted from the groom's mother's bouquet. Serving as best men for their brother were J. Michael Fouche of Huntsville, and Stephen C. Fouche of Arlington.

The groomsmen were the bride's brothers, Christopher F. Henninger of Fairfax, and Justin P. Dyer of Camp Lejeune, N.C. The bride graduated from Osbourn Park High School and attended Northern Virginia Community College. The groom graduated from the University of Virginia with a bachelor of science degree in architecture.

Both the bride and groom are employed by the Weakland-Ashley Jacqueline Marie Weakland, daughter of Joan Weakland of Woodbridge and the late James Weakland, was married to Clyde D. Ashley son of Clyde and Betty Ashley of Sterling, June 18 at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. The Rev. James D. Righter performed the 10 a.m., double-ring ceremony.

The soloist was Patricia Hursch with music by Pat Davis. The honor attendants were Sarah Senio of Fairfax and Christine Hayward of Woodbridge. The bridesmaids were Cindy Weakland of Fredericksburg and Lisa Fox of St. Benedict, Pa. The bride, given in marriage by her brothers, Jimmy, John and Joseph Weakland, wore a satin gown with puffed shoulders and fitted sleeves.

The bodice and sleeves were trimmed with beads, pearls and sequins, and the skirt fell to a cathedral-length train. Her fingertip veil was held by a pearl and beaded headband. She carried a cascade of large and small roses, stephanotis, and various types of ivy. Bill Ward of Fredericksburg served as the best man. The ushers were Joseph Ryan and Rich Noble, both of Woodbridge, and Scott Dillon of Stafford.

The bride graduated from George Mason University with a bachelor of science degree in education. She is employed by Prince William County schools. The groom graduated from Nichols City High CaseyMr. and Mrs. James M.

Casey of Dale City announce the engagement of their daughter, Paula, to Matthew S. Ayers of Fort Belvoir. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy D.

Ayers of Jacksonville, Ill. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Gar-Field High School and Longwood College in Farmville, with a bachelor's degree in sociology. She is employed by the Department of the Army at Fort Belvoir. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Jacksonville High School. He is employed by the U.S.

Army. Paula Casey An Oct. 21 wedding is planned. Ayers Guidelines The Potomac News publishes news of engagements, weddings, births and anniversary celebrations free of charge every Wednesday on the Family Album page. Items appear on a first-come, first-used basis.

Forms for both wedding and engagement announcements are available on request from the Potomac News. Please type or legibly print your announcement and include the name, address, and daytime phone number, so we can contact you if we have any questions or problems. We should have wedding within six wedding date. announcements We will refuse to accept announcements submitted before the wedding date. Engagement announcements should be submitted at least four weeks before the scheduled wedding date.

We also publish photographs and prefer they be black and and Matthew white. We can use color prints if they are close-up, have clear focus, and have light backgrounds with good contrast. We want pictures that show the bride or couple in wedding attire to accompany the announcement and will crop the photos to a uniform size. Every effort will be made to return photographs when requested. However, because of the chance of damage or loss, return cannot be guaranteed.

The same deadlines apply for photos as for stories. Please submit birth announcements within 30 days of the birth. The deadline for announcing 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th, 60th and 65th anniversaries is one month after the anniversary. You may elther drop off your announcements at the receptionist's desk or mail them to: Family Album, Potomac News, P.O. Box 2470, 14010 Smoketown Road, Woodbridge 22193.

Book gazebo for reception Once the engagement ring is on her finger, the search is on for wedding and reception space. Hope exists for engaged couples. The Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority offers an array of romantic gazebos in natural and landscaped settings, as well as indoor reception facilities, all at reasonable prices. Three gazebos welcome brides, grooms, families and guests to Meadowlark Gardens Regional Park in Vienna. The Lakeside Gazebo overlooks Lake Caroline and is framed by flowering cherry trees, daffodils, iris and seasonal plantings.

It has a maximum capacity of 50. The Wedding Gazebo tucked in the Azalea Woods is close to the new Visitor Center and the indoor and reception areas. It has a maximum capacity of 80. The newest gazebo, the Hillside Gazebo, overlooks the entire 95 acres of gardens and woods. It has a maximum capacity of 120.

Rental fees range from $125 an hour (four-hour minimum) for the Visitor Center reception area to $200 an hour (two-hour minimum) for the Lakeside Gazebo and $200 an hour (two-hour minimum) for the Wedding and Hillside gazebos. For information call (703) 352- 5900. A gazebo overlooking the Potomac River is available at Algonkian Regional Park in Sterling, and the Algonkian Meeting Center offers rooms for wedding and social events. Fees vary from $150 per hour for the large Loudoun Room to $40 an hour for the smaller Arlington Room. Five-hour minimums apply to all rooms.

For information call (703) 352- 5900. Spacious gazebos overlook the Occoquan River at Occoquan Regional Park. Fees are $45 per rental period (9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or 4 p.m.

to dark) or $80 a day for gazebos and $100 a day for the large shelters. For information call (703) 352- 5900. Another site available for weddings, receptions and other events is historic Carlyle House, 121 N. Fairfax in Old Town Alexandria. The basic fee for a wedding reception is $995 plus tax and $795 plus tax for any other For information call (703) 549- 2997.

Service researches heritage By JOHN MANASSO Gannett News Service Who doesn't want to know more about the person they're marrying? The Historical Research Center be able to tell you lots about may your future spouse's heritage. For $14.95, HRC uses its database, which includes more than 400,000 names, to research desired surname. If the any name does not appear on the database, the cost is $39.95. "It's very nice to be able to put something together that engenders family values and promotes one's heritage," said Mick Walshe, a co-founder of HRC established in 1986. A certificate includes information about the name's origin and meaning, people in history who shared it and events they were involved in.

It also provides a list of early immigrants who shared the name and a code of arms with an explanation of them. Although HRC's database contains mostly European names, HRC can research names from any part of the world. "We concentrate mostly on European names because, if you take the population of the United States, you'll find most people's ancestors came from Europe," says Mick Walshe, an HRC cofounder. HRC researchers compiled the database from books, manuscripts, and rare and outof-print books. can be reached by calling informa-1-800-940-7991 7991 or by: addressing an inquiry to 632 South Military Trail; Deerfield Beach, Fla.

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They are living in Clarksville. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hamilton The bridegroom graduated from Pearl High School in Pearl, and is attending Austin Pea University in Clarksville, Tenn.

He is employed by the U.S. Army. Following a reception at the church, the couple left on a wedding trip to Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs.

David Fouche architectural firm of Samaha Associates, P.C. in Fairfax. The bride is the marketing coordinator and the groom is the computer architect heading the CAD Department. Following the ceremony there was a reception at the Georgetown Holiday Inn, Washington, D.C. For their wedding trip, the couple went on a cruise of the Mexican Caribbean.

They are living in Farifax. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ashley Jr. School and is employed by CIB in Baltimore.

Md. Following the ceremony there was a reception Church. in the fellowship hall of Our Lady of Angels The couple went on a wedding trip to Wrightsville Beach, N.C. They are living in Dale City..