CHAMPLAIN — Larry and Donna Charbonneau of Champlain and Earl (Jay) Danforth Jr. of Ellenburg Depot announce the engagement of their daughter, Ashley Ann Danforth of Ellenburg Center, to Joseph Lorin Manor, also of Ellenburg Center. He is the son of Daniel and Tammy Manor of Ellenburg Center.
Ashley Danforth graduated from Northeastern Clinton Central School and Plattsburgh State. She is employed at Ellenburg Auto Parts.
Joseph Manor graduated from Northern Adirondack Central School and CV-TEC. He is employed at Conroy & Conroy Contractors and also helps with the family farm.
A Sept. 4 wedding is planned for the Rainbow Wedding & Banquet Hall in Altona.
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February 27, 2010
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