. piKivV • ; •' . i' lt;- •PURSHB6A — MILCHAfclKA doublejing ceremony *u solemnized m fie Sscred Hesrt KomanCatholic Chur*, Roblin/onTues-day, Julyl)^ -_Ti,__ of Mr. and4tJfc.-IMrs. Adam Milebarek, exchangedmarriage rage Jrttti Gootfa Pur-skega, Mn di w. andMrs, John11 Pursbefa of Calder, 8a*. Rev. f*h Itoneo of Roblizt offciated. Mrs. N: Cockerill a orf anUt and soloist SbWsahg -On This DayOh Beautiful Mother**.• . | \J .The bride, given iamzrrisge by her father, chi»*e »fhU length «w» ofsatapeau^the fitted bodice highlighted bjr ipplifwg of Bourdon lace fMditffd a -imped neckline and iOrotft sleera.', Added featatt,*fhsncedfrontof skirt. Her veil of sillc- illusion fell from » cram ofs ” -• * • - . g-_ . . i f. *seed pearls .and crystals. She carried a bouquet £ot red sweetrheait roses.Attending the bride were Miss d] Doris Milebarek aa maid-of-honora I and Miss Delia Zimmer, Miss Waa-da Milebarek and Miss Stella Md oharek as bridesmaids; :Thiy chose identical street length dresses of apple green organia. over taffeta featuring full Airts and bolero tops with rounded neckline and lily-point sleeves. Their rosette head-pieces with .chapel veils were white organza and they curled red carnations.'Flower girl, Adeline Purshe. a,wore a white nylon and lace, dress, (r | Her headpiece, was a tiarra of white roses on a red band.■ *Attending the groom was Vic Dzikowski and ushers , were Ale*Pumhega, brother of the groom,Eugene Artemenko and Meryin Hawryehuk.Rage boy- was Kenny I RuUitz.For going away, the bride chosea blue elegant. brocade two-piece dress with white. accessories. Her corsage was red roses.“| Following the reception;in the Memorial. Hall, llr. and Mrs. Pur-a sbega left on- a abort honeymoon f trip to Clear Lake. On their returnVf the happy couple wil reside in»ril1,i#tsnid