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Tuesday, October 18, 1988 Waterloo Courier PageC3. 1 I Iarriman-Brown Announcement is being made of the Sept. 3 wedding of Robin Rene Harriman and Dana Brown, both of West Des Moines. Parents of the couple are Harold and Donna Harriman, and William and Ruth Brown of Des Moines. Vows were exchanged at 9 a.m.

at Graves United Methodist Church with the Rev. Martha Ward officiating. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Angi Stukenberg. Bridesmaid was Sommer Brown of Newton, daughter of the groom. The groom chose his father as best man.

Ring bearer was Lindsay Brown of Newton, daughter of the groom. The bride is a employed by Daycare for Exceptional Persons, and the groom is employed by the Association for Retarded People. Baker-QuistorfT CEDAR FALLS Announcement is being made of the Sept. 10 wedding of Michelle Jean Baker and James Lee Quistorff of Chariton. Parents of the couple are Wayne and Mary Baker of 1016 Iowa and Byron and Shirley Quistorff of 1201 Grand Llvd.

Vows were exchanged at 4 p.m. at Glad Tidings Church with the Rev. Steven Eastman officiating. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Janice Gutknecht of Des Moines. Bridesmaids were Barb Far-rell and Janet Natvig.

The groom chose Mark Quistorff of Waterloo as best man. Groomsmen were Andy Cook and Paul Hayes. Guests were seated by Brian Walter and Gary Lentzkow. The bride is employed by Hy-Vee and the John Deere Credit Union. The groom is a computer programmer ABOUT PEOPLE Mike Harp is serving as a collegium assistant this year at Waldorf College, Forest City.

The graduate of Cedar Falls High School is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Scbutte. The Collegium Assistants at Waldorf are a team of sophomore students chosen to be a liaison between floor residents and other staff.

They assist residents with personal and academic concerns, and maintain college and collegium policies. Brad Clark, a 1985 graduate of Central High School, has been elected president of the Upper Iowa University Choir Council. He is also a member of the Upper Iowa Pep Band and pop vocal group. He is the son of Mary Clark of Fredericka. The Board of Education of Columbus High School has elected officers for the 1988-89 school year.

They are: Barb Reldy, president; Mayoard Murch, vice president; and Rev. Walter Brunkan, secretary. Members of the board are: Pa Nil i 1 --r'x Mr. and Mrs. Quistorff for Hy-Vee.

They will reside in Chariton. Mr. and Mrs. Menday Guests were seated by Marty Metcalf of Waterloo, and Brad Metcalf. The groom is a technical services representative for West Point Pep-perell.

The couple will reside in Anaheim. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Taft The bride is an electrical engineer and co-owner of Cardinal Productions music recording studio in La Crosse. The groom is the youth and camp director of South Wood County YMCA in Port Edwards, Wis.

They will reside in Wisconsin Rapids. SEWING viM -1 fib 'yfcLiiCs i it' 1 1 1' imiHH liiM I if '1 4c- 'x V--. Mr. and Mrs. Brown They will reside at 120 Fifth West Des Moines.

1 Mr. and Mrs. Betz Farmers Home Administration in Des Moines. The groom is employed by Dream Steam Carpet Geaning in Ankeny. The couple will reside in Ankenv.

Mr. and Mrs. Orth The bride is a teacher at Kinde: Care and the groom is an electrical engineering student at Hawkeye Institute of Technology. vows are announced They will reside in Nebraska. The bride was honored at a July 15 Mexican fiesta shower given by the women of Cresco Community Chapel.

Hostesses were Mary Ann letter, Polly Lilly, Mary Steen and Becky Fister. On a Beautiful f7. FT: v. SAVE Metcalf-Menday LA PORTE CITY Announcement is being made of the Sept. 10 wedding of Lori Metcalf and Larry Menday, both of Anaheim, Calif.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr. and Mrs. William Metcalf of Cedar Falls, and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Menday of Quin-cey, Wash. Vows were exchanged at 6 p.m. at American Lutheran Church in La Porte City with the Rev. Otto Reitz officiating.

Attending the bride as maid of honor was Brenda Metcalf of Waterloo. Bridemaids were Lori Jacobsen of Charlotte, N.C.; Karen Borrac-chini of Seattle; and Brooke Metcalf of Cedar Falls. Flower girl was Morgan Joens of Waterloo, and ring bearer was Matthew Metcalf, nephew of the bride. The groom chose Michael Jacobsen of Charlotte as best man. Groomsmen were Jeff Menday Sr.

of Coos Bay, Jim Menday of Puyallup, Wash. and Steve Menday of Renton, Wash. Lemons-Taft CEDAR FALLS Announcement is being made of the Sept. 17 wedding of Elaine Marie Lemons of La Crosse, and William Edward Taft of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Parents of the couple are David and Nancy Lemons of 1824 S.

Union Road, and Thomas and Yvonne Taft of Warwick, R.I. Vows were exchanged at 2:30 p.m. at First Congregational Church in La Crosse with the Rev. Dr. J.M.

Jordan officiating. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Frances Lee of La Crosse. Bridesmaid was Kay Swanson of Ames. The groom chose his brother, Kenneth Taft of Boston, as best man. Groomsman was Jim Jenkins of Et-trick, Wis.

Guests were seated by Mark Lemons of Tucson, and Bruce Lemons of San Diego, both brothers of the bride. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Photographs and information concerning a wedding must be received within 21 days of the event. Only information will be printed after that deadline. Photos may be picked up at the Courier following publication. New Bedroom Kurt-Reed vows are announced CEDAR FALLS Announcemenf is being made of the Sept.

10 wedding of Kerri J. Kurt and Patrick William Reed, both of West Des Moines, formerly of Cedar Falls. Parents of the couple are Mr. arid Mrs. Leon Kurt of Cascade, and and Mrs.

Pat Reed of Fort Dodge Vows were exchanged at St; Mary's Catholic Church, Cascade, with the Rev. Francis Lana officiating. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Kim Kurt of Iowa Bridesmaids were Kathy Kurt of Cascade; Kris Kurt of Arlington Heights, Erin Reed of Cedar Falls; Mary Ellen Rogers of Cedar Rapids, and Jackie Krieg of Indepen: dence. 1 Junior bridesmaid was Lindsey Reed of Fort Dodge and junior groomsman was Ty Reed of Fort Dodge. The groom chose Mikel Reed of Omaha, as best man.

Groomsmen were Kevin Kurt of Cascade, Jim Reed of Iowa City, Todd Alexander of Iowa Falls, Brian Green of Fort Dodge and Danny Harris of Ames. Guests were seated by Gary Drew of Cedar Falls; Grant Friesth of Tucson, and Aaron Helmrichs of Des Moines. The bride is a computer support analyst for Equitable Life of Iowa and the groom is a sales representative for Gibbco Scientific, Inc. in Coon Rapids, Minn. They will reside in West Des Moines.

CALENDAR Rental Property Ownan of Black Hawk County: will meet Thursday at the Eagles Lodge. There will be a 6:30 p.m. social hour; dinner at 7, business meeting at 7:50, and a program on small claims garnishments presented by Karen Atwood, Barb Blow and Allen Grote at 8. Reservations should be made by calling 234-0654. Grand Assembly The Fourth Annual Communication, State Grand Assembly of Iowa, Order of the Golden Circle, an auxiliary to the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Hall Affiliation, recently met at the Ramada Hotel.

The event was hosted by Edna Assembly No. 77, Order of the Golden Circle, Gethe L. Scott, Loyal' Lady Ruler and officers. State Grand Loyal Lady Ruler Jane Brown and her officers Des Moines participated. Illustrious Roosevelt Taylor, 33rd degree, as state adviser.

KALIEDASCOPE Waddings Proms Homecomings MUSIC ON WHEELS FOR BOOKING INFORMATION PHONE: 319-268-0520 JOHN ABRFN CLASSES gifts. (1 P.M. THIMBLE tricia Beavers, Maynard Murch, Gary Larsen, Barb Reidy, Joe Weber, John Hartman, Carol Eckerman, Bob Recker, Rev. W. Dean Walz and Rev.

Russell Bleicb. Faculty liaison is Tim Johnson. BRANDON The Driscol family reunion was Oct. 9 at the Brandon Cafe. Towns represented were Mount Auburn, Evansdale, La Porte City, Dysart, Waterloo and Vinton.

CEDAR FALLS The following persons were raffle winners at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Seventh Annual Fall Festival: They are: Elodia Lanigan of Fair-bank, winner of a 1988 Nissan Sentra; Sharon Weltruski, grandfather clock; Ken Cox, curio clock; Gary Kersten of Traer, $200 jewelry gift certificate; Judy Heerkes of Evansdale, $100 grocery gift, certificate; and Katie Mikesell of Waterloo, $100 landscape gift certificate. Paul and Colleen Ramirez of Mount Pleasant are the parents of a boy born Oct. 13 in Mount Pleasant. Grandparents are Carol Stevens of 411 Lane and Ronald Stevens of 1220 Logan and Mr.

and Mrs. Roman Ramirez of 906 Lincoln Cedar Falls. Pvt. Shaurome Orlando Taylor, son of William and Carraelita Parker, has graduated from U.S. Marine Corps basic training in San Diego.

He is a 1988 graduate of Central High School. Sharon Dunker Juon of Waterloo has begun a five-year term on the Iowa State University Alumni Association Board of Directors. She was recently named executive director of the Iowa Northland Regional Council of Governments in Waterloo. She also has been selected to the Department of Economic Development's Iowa Ambassadors Board. She has received the ISU Service Key Award, is a legislative liaison, an area coordinator for student orientations and a member of the ISU Black Hawk County Alumni CTub.

STANLEY The Stanley Community Club has elected the following officers for the coming year. They are: Mrs. Donald Ehlrs, president; Mrs. William Heath, vice president; Mrs. Duane Fox, treasurer; and Mrs.

Robert Hamilton, secretary. The Halloween party sponsored by the club will be Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Community Hall. Mehmen-Betz WAVERLY Announcement is being made of the Sept.

3 wedding of Barb Mehmen and Phil Betz. Parents of the couple are Jim and Jan Mehmen, and Doug and Jan Betz of Ankeny. Vows were exchanged at First Baptist Church with Mel Walker and the Rev. Duke Crawford officiating. Attending the bride as matron of honor was Deb Crawford of Ankeny.

Bridesmaids were Ellen Betz of Ankeny, Kelly Schowengerdt of Des Moines, and Tammy Swinton of Union Grove, Wis. Flower girl was Amanda Stanley of Clive. Ring bearer was Travis Walker of Ankeny. Bible bearer was Todd Walker of Ankeny. The groom chose Mark Nelson of Ankeny as best man.

Groomsmen were Paul Betz of Ankeny; Chris Hartwick of River Grove, and Brent Mehmen of Ankeny. Guests were seated by Chadd Webster, Tim McKinney and Phil Tilson. The bride is employed by the Stivers-Orth CEDAR FALLS Announcement is being made of the Sept. 3 wedding of Jamie Marie Stivers and Kevin Wayne Orth. Parents of the couple are Jack and Mary Stivers of Denver, and Clint and Sheri Orth of 2406 Loma St.

Vows were exchanged at 7 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, Waterloo, with the Rev. Randolph McHone officiating. Attending her sister as maid of honor was Kim Stivers of Madison, Wis. Bridesmaids were Tammy Stivers of Denver, sister of the bride; Teri Nicolai of Eau Claire, cousin of the bride; Janet Dick of Mesa, and Kelly Vaccaro of Madison.

The groom chose his brother, Terry Orth, as best man. Groomsmen were Jim Orth, brother of the groom Mark Alexander; Targie Mandt of Mesa; and Dave Hartley. Guests were seated by Tim Cockroft and Gerry Clark, both of Madison. Dean-Gomez wedding CRESCO Announcement is be- ing made of the Aug. 6 wedding of Marcia Dean and Manuel Gomez of Colima, Mexico.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James Dean, and Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Gomez of Colima.

Vows were exchanged at 4 p.m. at Cresco Community Chapel with the Rev. Fred Malone of Farmington officiating. Attending her sister as matron of honor was Cynthia Baldwin of Detroit. Bridesmaids were Cathy Harken of Mason City; Sherry Plumb of Tallahassee, and Annette Stevenson of Cedar Falls.

The groom chose Dr. Heriberto Tejeda of Cedar Falls as best man. Groomsman was Gustav Castillo of Cedar Falls. Guests were seated by Scott Dagit and Terry Waters, both of Cedar Falls. The bride is a high school Spanish teacher, and the groom is a student.

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