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PAGE 32 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1962 MRS. JAMES RONSTADT Christina Montano MRS. STANSELL BYERS Sally Cline MRS. ARMANDO Celia Sepulveda James Ronstadt Weds Christina M. Montano This morning at SS.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church Christina M. Montano became the bride of James F. Ronstadt. For the formal ceremony the bride chose a floor- length gown of silk organza distinguished by a scalloped embroidered neckline. Matching embroidery fashioned a crown which secured a fingertip veil.

She carried a bouquet of white orchids surrounded by tiny orange blossoms. Mrs. William C. Kordsiemon, the bride's sister, attended as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Carolyn Smith, Barbara Willie and Mary Kennedy.

The attendants wore street- length gowns of white organza featuring sleeveless bolero jackets. The bridegroom's sister, Rose Ann Ronstadt, was flower girl. Serving as best man was the bridegroom's uncle, Gilbert Ronstadt, and Joe Geis, Mr. Kordsiemon and Don Mott ushered the guests to their seats. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Montano 1827 E. Mabel was graduated from Salpointe High School and attended the University of Arizona. She is employed by the Arizona Bank. The bridegroom, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Ron- stadt, 2247 E. Helen also was graduated from Salpointe High School and attends UA. He is employed by Infilco Inc. A reception in the Terrace Room of the Pioneer Hotel followed the ceremony.

Upon their return from a wedding trip to Las Vegas and California the newlyweds will make their home at 1270 E. Halcyon Rd. Sparkle Appetizer With Seasoning When you are combining tomato juice and bottled clam juice as a before-dinner appetizer, season the combination with Worcestershire sauce and lemon juice. Lohberg MARY ANN DOSAL Richard Burley Dosal- Burley Betrothal December wedding plans are being made by Mary Ann Dosal and Richard A. Burley.

The engagement is announced by the bride-elect's father F. M. Dosal, 3849 E. 32nd St. She is also the daughter of the late Mrs.

Dosal and was graduated from Tucson High School. The prospective bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter V. Burley, 6950 New Hampshire Drive, was graduated from Frankfurt American High School in Germany and will receive his bachelor of science degree in business administration next month at the University of Arizona.

The wedding is planned for Dec. 15 at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. Byers- Cline Rites Las Vegas, is the honeymoon destination of Mr. and Mrs. a 11 Crawford Byers who were married in formal rites last evening at First Methodist Church.

The bride is the former Sally Elizabeth Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cline, 833 N. 4th Ave. The bride recited her vows in a floor-length gown of peau de soie and organza distinguished bjnreembroid- ered alencon lace applique.

Her three-tiered illusion veil was secured by an organza flower on an alencon lace doily Mrs. Paul Bering of Gardena, attended as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the bride's cousin Mrs. James Falk, Charlotte Kenan and Betty Burch of Phoenix. Serving as best man was Howard Jones of Willcox, and ushers were Robert Schnell of Benson, Mr.

Falk and John Groh. Debbie Judson and the bridegroom's nephew, Mark Garrett, were flower girl and ring bearer. Sally is a graduate of the University of Arizona where she received her bachelor of arts degree in education. She is affiliated with Chi Omega, Mortar Board and Associated Women Students and is listed in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stansell Harper Byers of Tulsa, who were present at the wedding. He received his bachelor of science degree in engineering from Oklahoma State University at Stillwater. He is affiliated Sigma Tau and Chi Epsilon engineering honor- aries and is also listed in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Mr.

Byers is employed as a civil engineer by Arizona State Highway Dept. The newlyweds will live in Willcox after Sunday, Aug. 5. Ken Yeazall Photography MRS. BRUCE CUNNINGHAM Charlene Lacy Cunningham- Lacy Vows Solemnized In an informal, double- ring ceremony last evening at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, Charlene Lacy became the bride of Bruce B.

Cunningham. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lacy, 3107 N.

Geronimo received her bachelor of arts degree in education from the University of Arizona. This past year she taught first grade in Imperial Beach, Calif. Mr. Cunningham, son of Ralph Cunningham of East Aurora, N. was graduated from the College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio; McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, and received his master of arts degree in history from UA.

His affiliations at UA include Phi Alpha Theta. His bride was attended by her sister Mrs. Frank Whiting. Ronald J. Steiner was best man and Mr.

Whiting and the bride's brother Tim Lacy were ushers. Mr. Cunningham will be with the Great Falls, Mont, High School History Department during the coming school year. Oropeza- Sepulveda Vows Read Baskets of gladioli banked the altar of SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church this morning for the marriage of Celia Sepulveda to Armando Oropeza.

The bride recited her vows in a gown -of yarn- dyed taffeta featuring a re- embroidered alencon lace bodice. Her four-tiered illusion veil was secured by a visor-shaped crown trimmed with lace and embellished with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of orchids and roses. The bridegroom's sister Mrs. Ernest Munoz attended as matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were Angie Corona, Flora Barker and the bride's sister, Herminia Sepulveda. Mr. Munoz, the bridegroom's brother in law, served as best man and ushers were Hector Ayala, Frank Ochoa and Gabriel Guzman. Padrinos de lazo were Ana Rivera of Paul Spur and Nestor Vasquez. Niece and nephew of the bride.

Ana Lou Figueroa and Luisito Sarabia served as flower girl and ring bearer. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Sepulveda of Paul Spur, was graduated from Douglas High School and the University of Arizona where she received her bachelor of arts degree in education. Celia is a teacher at John B.

Wright School. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad Oropeza of Douglas, attends UA. He is employed as parts manager of Copper State Tractor Inc.

A reception at the Elks Lodge No. 9 followed the ceremony. Misses Sharon Horlund and Genie Read attended at the guest book. Out-of-town guests were the uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs.

Guadalupe Garcia and family of Los Angeles; Mrs. Yolanda Rodriguez, cousin of the bride, of Los Angeles; and sister and brother-in-law of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. William Figueroa of Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Upon their return Saturday, Aug.

4 from a wedding trip to Northern Arizona the newlyweds will make their home at 1039 E. Spring St. Betty Beale To Appear Next Week What's going on in Washington? Probably no one knows the social side of the capital scene as well as columnist Betty Beale. So beginning next week, Betty Beale's Washington Letter will be printed in the Woman's View of the Citizen. Born and reared in Washington where her father is vice president of the American Security and Trust Betty Beale has been writing of Washington's notables and socialites for nearly 20 years.

She attends some 500 social gatherings a year, loves every second of them, and usually finds something sparkling to say about each. Don't miss the first of Betty Beale's Washington Letters, Monday in the Woman's View. Miss Heyer's Engagement Announced engagement of Virginia Webster Heyer and James Allison Philips is being announced this evening at a family dinner at the Old Pueblo Club. Virginia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Heyer, 4720 Caida Place, was grad- uuted from Salpointe High School and attended the University of Arizona and Lamson Business College. She is affiliated with Beta Sigma Phi and is employed by Steinfeld's Department Store. Thft prospective bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis A. Philips of Mesa, was graduated from Sandia High School in Albuquerque, N. and Bear Safety Vehicle Service School in Rock Island, 111. He.is employed by O'Rielly Motors. wedding if planned for Sept.

1 at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Otfref Photo VIRGINIA WEBSTER HEYER James Allison Philips Portrait ROCHELLE REESE Melvin Friedman Reese Betrothal Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Reese, 3445 Via Guadalupe, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rochelle Linda, to Melvin Friedman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Friedman of Los Angeles. The bride-elect was graduated from Tucson High School and is a senior at the University of Arizona where she is majoring in art education. The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Roosevelt High School in Los Angeles and attended Los Angeles City College. He will attend the College of Engineering at UA and is affiliated with Tau Delta Phi fraternity.

A Sept. 2 wedding is at the Pioneer Hotel. Jackie Observes Birthday Today HYANNIS PORT, Mays. UPI Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is 33 years old today and her President-husband planned to take part in a big family celebration in her honor.

The festivities were de-. scribed by the summer White House as a private family affair, which in many YOUR STARS By SYDNEY OMARR SUNDAY, JULY 29,1962 ARIES (MARCH 11 TO APRIL Wonderful day to combine work, rest and pleasure. Spiritual advisor could prove of aid In domestic problem. Attend to details early. Later, be with family members.

Conserve energy. TAURUS (APRIL 20 TO MAY 20) Many who claim to know all seem to gravitate Jo you. Keep mind open, but also display sense of humor. Be attentive, and ask for proof. Otherwise, there Is merry-go-round effect, resulting in "dizziness." GEMINI (MAY 2T TO JUNE 21) Temptation to let financial matters "slide." But to make most of day you should sit down and get facts, figures on paper.

Later good for relaxing, once you know what's coming In, going out. CANCER (JUNE 51 TO JULY 21) Cycle UP means ludgment. Intuition apt 1o be "on the Be Independent, strive for original methods. You could discover money-making Ideas. Also good for family outing.

LEO (JULY 22 TO AUG. 11) Fine to be altruistic, but refuse those who attempt to take advantage of you. Make certain you get what you actually earn. After that, you can afford to be generous. Avoid one who attempt! to depress you.

VIRGO (AUG. 22 TO SEPT. 12) Be sociable, generous, sympathetic. Fine for meeting with friends, family. If you can show love, there will be almost magical reaction.

Harmony will prevail once you make extra effort to be yourself. LIBRA (SEPT. 23 TO OCT. 22) Inspiration gained by reading, listening. Strive for true, Inner values.

Avoid superficial actions, persons. Minor obstacle overcome today if you throw out false pride. SCORPIO (OCT. TO NOV. 21) Favorable' lunar aspect continues, making It evident that you CAN attain fulfillment.

Know this and act It! Optimistic view can bring results, win friends, gain admiration of associates. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23 TO DEC. 21) Be natural. Avoid putting on "airs." There Is financial problem to discuss with marital or business partner.

Get this out of way early. Tonight, relax with family members. CAPRICORN (DEC. 11 TO JAN. 10) Choice of fretting or having delightful day Is In YOUR hands.

Others, especially loved ones, look 1o you for key, Try something new, Including place to dine and be entertained. AQUARIUS (JAN. 21 TO FEB. Like Taurus, listen to claims, read advertisements, but make up your own mind. Very good for cooperating In church, community prelects.

Give family member special encouragement he needs. PISCES (FEB. 2fl TO MAR. 20) Romanct highlighted. So are creative activities, hobbles.

Fine evening for discussing future plans with one who "carts." Let moderation be key. Member of opposite sex pays you compliment. Accept uraclously! IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY year Is one which features expansion. By October you btgln new project. You are Intuitive Individual, and very creative.

GENERAL TENDENCIES: Methods of home Improvement make news. Women dominate headlines. Cycle continues up for Gemini, Cancer, Leo. Special word to Capricorn: Take positive view. Current problem not as large as you mlsht Imagine.

MONDAY, JULY 30, 1962 ARIES (MAR. 21 TO APR. Lunar aspects Indicate that being considerate, generous does NOT mean you have to be "soft." There are those quite close to you who would be happy to see fhls extra kindness. Check facts Ihorouahly. TAURUS (APR.

20 TO MAY 20) Answer to recent, pressing question Is definite yes. Favorable lunar position and other indications point to positive outcome. Be willing to communicate, travel and let others know what you have to oiler. GEMINI (MAY 11 TO JUNE 11) Change of scenery would do you world of good. If you have taken this step, appreciate the new people you meet.

Be on alert for new ideas. And get some rest If at all possible! CANCER (JUNE 22 TO JULY 21) Money matters once more seem to move to the limelight. Your cycle remains high. Be willing to invest In your own talents. Trust iudgment of loved one.

You are going In right direction! LEO (JULY 21 TO AUG. 21) Stop telling associates what might have beenl Recent statements may already have led to lealousy among those who work with you. Now, soft-pedal! Be diplomatic, friendly. VIRGO (AUG. 22 TO SEPT.

22) Help friend by visit or loan if you can. Your actions today could determine much of your future. Exercise keen, analytical Iudgment. When you make up your mind, act on decision. LIBRA (SEPT.

23 TO OCT. J2) Power on "your side" now. Know this, and others will respect you. Permit no one to attempt bluffing or holding you back. Put your foot down and move ahead.

SCORPIO (OCT. 23 TO NOV. 11) Favorable for romance, travel, vaca tion, judging value of contemplated action. Look to future, not to short- term results. Take a little extra time to make sure you are understood.

SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 33 TO DEC. 21) Formidable opposition results If you neglect public relations. Let others know lust what you wish to achieve. On personal level, this means relatives, family, loved ones.

CAPRICORN (DEC. 52 TO JAN. 30) Answer Is no If question Involves taking a chance with legal or money matters. Today day to "sum up." Realize what you have sained or lost. Consider where you are going.

AQUARIUS (JAN. IT TO FBI. Not lime to try escaping responsibility. This applies to social as well if financial obligations. Get unpleasant task cut of way early.

Then dny is yours 1o enloy. PISCES (FEB. 20 TO MAR. JO) Strength comes through attention to details. Btlore giving cement to family member, check facts.

Don't be satisfied with hasty assurance). Taking time now, saves llmt laler. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are individual In truest sense ol the word. You want to find out for yourself rather than to merely be lold something. You're curloui about the why of thlno, GENERAL TENDENCIES: Cycle up for Cancer, Leo, Virgo.

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Water-skiing, if possible, was expected to be included. The President arrived here yesterday evening from Washington for his fourth consecutive weekend with his wife and two children, who have been spending the month of July at Cape Cod. According to Mrs. Kennedy's press secretary, Pamela Turnure, some 500 birthday cards have been received at the White House for the First Lady, many of them containing gift handkerchiefs. CLASSIFIED Lost Found LOST: White Poodle mix, near Colossal turnoff.

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