Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 22

22 Hawaii Tribune-Herald. Wednesday. January 23. 1985 is I HEKECQME3 4 1 Ail I I II rr MR. AND MRS.

JOSEPH HOLIPOAI III MR. AND MRS. WILLIAN JULIAN MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL C.NAMBA i 1 tel.

The bride and bridegrodm were graduated from Hilo High School. She also was graduated from Hawai'i Community College, and is a clerk with the State Department of Health at Hilo Hospital. He attended University of Hawai'i at Hilo and is a delivery salesperson with Rancho Pro-x duce, and also is employed by Food Fair Super Market. 1 ir IW Xv Jardine-Namba wedding ceremony Islanders exchange marriage vows Basilio -Julian nuptials in Pahoa Mr. and Mrs.

William Julian are at home to friends in Pahoa after their Oct. 20 wedding at Pahoa Sacred Heart Church The bride, the former Catherine Basilio, is the daughter of Mrs. Constancia Basilio of Pahoa, and the late Alejandro Basilio. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. "and Mrs.

Marcos Julian of Pahoa. The bride's sister, Marilyn Basilio, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Rose Carlos, Mildred Pagala, Jane Julian, Blesida Julian, and Evelyn Julian. Joy Ju- Yvette Leimomi Bright and Joseph Holi Poai III were married Oct. 13 at Central Christian Church.

The bride is the daughter of James K. Bright of Hilo, and the late Marie E. Bright, parents of the bridegroom are Joseph and Mary Ann Poai of Hilo. Patricia Cann Ferreira was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Lisa Bright, Nadine Bright, Debra Poai, and Lillian Poai.

Sammy Jo Oili was the flower girl. Joseph Hanohano was best MR. AND MRS. BARRY JOHNSON Laurette Yvonne Jardine and Michael Clayton Namba exchanged marriage vows Nov. 10 at St.

Joseph's Church. Parents of the newly weds are Alfred and Lorraine Jardine of Hilo; and Mrs. Hisae Namba of Kurtistown, and the late Tadashi Namba. Their attendants were Mrs. Ethel Toguchi, matron of honor; and Alan Oshiro, best man.

The reception followed at the Kilohana Room, Naniloa Surf Ho MR. AND MRS. GARRETT H.UEJO i November nuptials held on Maui THE i. ill man. Ushers were Tyrone Tahara, Keith Bondaug, Kenneth Poai, and Kenneth Rowe.

Daniel Leialoha was the ring bearer Their reception was held at the Hilo Dai jingu Hall. The newlyweds were graduated from Hilo High School. The bride, who also was graduated from University of Hawai'i at Hilo, is a teacher at Honoka'a High School. The bridegroom attended Hawai'i Community College, and is a warehouseman at Hilo Rice Mill Co. Ltd.

They are residing in Hilo. v. in i it i 1 1 i in -if Cl'STOM MADE IN 14K SOLID COLD DOtlLEHLUrr EXTRA SPECIAL 6mm I.D. BRACELET mi I'lmm soud tort at KOW 155 BRACELJET 1 r4 1 iW 1 ii i 1 $9 V. Candace Lee Cotton became the bride of Curt Shinobu Mori-moto Nov.

10 at St. Theresa's Church in Kihei, Maui. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sheryl Cotton of Kiehi. The bridegroom's parents, are Mrs.

Ethelbertha Morimoto of Pepe'ekeo, and the late Shinobu Morimoto. Catherine Cotton was her sister's maid of honor. Wendy Morvee and" Nalani Zack were bridesmaids. fZr)r r' Ching-Oyama engagement announced Wedding in Liliuokalani Gardens Newlyweds residing in Iowa lian and Judith Bartolbme were flower girls. Jose Bartolome was the best man.

Ushers were Fernando Tagalicod, Jerry Julian, Nelson Basilio, Lucas Julian, and Samuel Carlos. Elvis Julian was the ring bearer, and Emerson Julian was coin bearer. The reception was held at Seven Seas Luau House in Hilo. the newlyweds were graduated from Pahoa High School, and attended Hawai'i Community College. The bride also attended University University of Hawai'i.

Elton Yugawa was his cousin's best man. Eric Heu and Roily Malknecht were the ushers The reception was held at Stouf -fer's Wailea. Beach Resort on Maui. The bride was graduated from Issaquah High School in Washington. Her husband is a graduate of St.

Joseph High School, and attended Seattle University. The newlyweds, who are MICT paramedics on Maui, are residing in Kula, Maui. Miss Ching was graduated from Hilo High School and is employed by University of Hawaii at Hilo. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Ka'u High School, and is employed by Ka'u Agribusines Co. Inc.

They plan a June wedding. Suite 11513, Hilo 5518 :fr.mv JAN. 29 225 BAKKF.I. RIM. 17500 MAUI 3.13 2ftl Mil LI I.

Mkll I iiw M45-I In a ceremony at Liliuokalani park on Oct. 6, Gail Mie Aragaki and Garrett Hiroshi Uejo exchanged marriage vows, followed by a reception at Sun Sun Lau. Chop Sui House. Parents of the newlyweds are Salniro and Mitsue Aragaki of Hilo; and Dr. Kenji Uejo and Betty Uej'oof Pearl City, O'ahu.

Leann Kamimura was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Ka 9 ren Ujo. sister of the bride groom, and Kerry Hamai. Brian Nishimura was best man, and serving as ushers were Kevin Kuroda. and Nelson Uejo.

brother of the bridegroom. The newlyweds were graduated from University of Hawai i at Hilo. The bride is a dental assistant, and her husband is a manager trainee. signed to Kona. Their wedding is planned for March 9.

It Terri Herzog and Barry Johnson were married Oct. 20 at the Bethany United Church of Christ in Baxter, Iowa. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Lavall Herzog of Kea'au; and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Baxter, Iowa. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ginger Hopkins, cousin of the bride. Jody Johnson, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid.

Mike Johnson was his brother's best man, and Chris Harlow was groomsman. The bride was graduated from Waiakea High School, and attended Hawai'i Community College. Her husband was graduated from Baxter High School, and is employed by A.G.I. Inc. in An-keny, Iowa, where the couple is living following a honeymoon on the Big Island.

Hiloans planning March wedding The engagement of Viclynn Alice M. Ching to Steve M. Oyama has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian K.L.

Ching Sr. of Hilo. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. George Oyama of Na'alehu.

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