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Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

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Blauner Bass Hilbig Krum in ni Family living home, community activities Betty Malmgren, editor i V. 0 0 6 Reno Evening Gazette Saturday, April 24, 1976 Hanneke-Hall Rodeph Shalom Synagog in Tampa, Fla. was the site of the ceremony which united Michael Lee Blauner and Betty Jo Bass In marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rae Bass of Reno and the late Joe Bass.

She was graduated from Wooster High School and the University of Denver in Colorado. She received a master's degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and is a speech clinician at Gulf Coast Home Health Center in Tampa. Blauner, son of Mrs. Phyllis Blauner of Maitland, and the late Leon Blauner, was graduated from Barnard School for Boys and the University of Pennsylvania. He is divisional manager of Bentley's Luggage.

Matron of honor was Peggy Levine and best man was Richard Blauner. I MR. AND MRS. JEFFERY W. CULBRETH Culbreth-Donati Marlene and Danny Levine were also attendants.

After a honeymoon in Florida, the couple will be at home in Tampa. Til fe ll MRS. MICHAEL L. BLAUNER Victoria A. Brown i.

if I Sandra Lee Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hall of Reno, was married to David Kenneth Hanneke In a ceremony at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral.

The bride was graduated from Manogue High School and the University of Nevada-Reno. She is a registered nurse at Washington Hospital Center. Hanneke, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.

H. Hanneke of El Paso, was graduated from Jesuit High School and the University of Texas, both in El Paso. He Is a director for the nited Sates Department of Agriculture. Kathy Rosa was matron of honor and William Hanneke was best man. Michelle Tolotti, Wendy Jaksick and Kristy Rosa were bridesmaids.

Larry Rosa, Marcus Tolotti, Nicholas Tolotti, Stan Jaksick and Todd Jaksick were ushers. Deborah Lee Krum and Richard Paul Hilbig were married at the First United Methodist Church In Reno. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krum of Reno, was graduated from Wooster High School and Lewis and Clark College In Portland, Ore.

Hilbig, son of Floyd Hilbig of Reno and Loralea Chamberlin of Everett, was graduated from Wooster High School and attended the University of Nevada-Reno. Maid of honor was Lyn-nette Lang and bridesmaids were Terri Lewis and Lisa Marie Krum. Best man was Ronald Hilbig. Ushers were David Hilbig and Brian Krum. Following a wedding trip to Mammoth Lakes, couple will be at home in Honolulu, Hawaii, where Hilbig is stationed with the Navy.

He is assigned to the Conrad Teri Lynn Weaver, daughter of James E. Weaver of Reno and the late Peggy Weaver, was married to Byron R. Conrad at St. John's Presbyterian Church. The bride was graduated from Reno High School and is attending the University of Nevada-Reno.

She is employed in consumer relations at the Better Business Bureau. Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad of Reno, was graduated from Reno High School, attended Weber State College in Utah and is now a student at UNR. He is employed as a salesman at J.

C. Penney. Maid of honor was Kim Kenesch and best man was William Holgram. Bridesmaids were Beth Huestle, Christine Luna, Peggy Kent, Libby Gant, Patti Cross and Raelyn Burke. Ushers were Mark Kohler, Greg Koehler, Sam First Baptist Church in Reno was the site of the ceremony which united Lisa Maria Donati and Jeffery William Culbreth in marriage.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Donati of Sparks. She attended Sparks High School and is employed at Do It With Beads. Culbreth, son of Betty Hanson of Reno and Billy Engagements USS Pogy, a nuclear submarine.

Mrs. Hilbig will attend graduate school there. my i MRS. RICHARD P. HILBIG Weaver Thomas Robert Watts and George Grim.

The couple will make a home in Reno after honeymooning in Utah. MR. AND MRS. BYRON R. CONRAD were Kathy Moore, Jane Drynan, Linda Fleiner and Roxy Floerchinger.

Best man was Mike Bennett. Ushers were Dave Anderson, Duane Superneau, Brian Donahue and Tom Rolando. The couple took a honeymoon trip to Spokane, Wash, and is at home in Helena. fi" Gibson-Leonard After a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe and Southern California, the couple will be at home in Takoma Park, Md. MR.

AND MRS. DAVID K. HANNEKE is employed by Allied Chemicals of Wyoming. He attended schools in Louisiana. Maid of honor was Sherrie Lester and bridesmaids were Stala Penrod and Jane Lester.

Curtis Montognese was best man with Jon Evans and Paul Montoya serving as ushers. After a wedding trip to Huntsville, Utah the couple will be at home in Bridger Valley, Wyo. calendar members, 9 p.m., VFW Hall, Moana and Baker Idiies MERRY Mixers Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., party night, California Building. DUPLICATE Bridge open game, 8 p.m., Reno Bridge Studio, 155 University Terrace. Susan L.

Tyler GaleD. Sawyers Montognese-Buckley Charles Culbreth of Sted-man, N.C., attended Reno High School and is employed by Gering Products in the warehouse. Raffael Donati was maid of honor and Danny Martini was best man. Jerry Donati and Ross Rytting were ushers. After a honeymoon to Disneyland, the couple will be at home in Reno.

The couple took a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe. After May 1 they will make their home in Carson Citv. Gibson will be food arid beverage manager at the Golden Spike Casino where the new Mrs. Gibson will also be involved with the family business. MR.

AND MRS. DOUGLAS W.GIBSON St. Anthony Greek Orthodox Church in Reno was the site of the ceremony which united Cheryl Ann Leonard and Douglas w. Gibson in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles P. Leonard of Reno. She was graduated from high school in Carson City and attended the University of Nevada-Reno and Armstrong Business College in Berkeley, Calif. She has been affiliated with several charter airlines as a stewardess.

Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson of Hayward, was graduated from Sunset High School in Hayward and attended Chabot Junior College. He is quality assurance manager for Vulcan Steel Foundry in Oakland, Calif. Julie Giese was matron of honor and Lee Carlile was best man.

Richard Bortorlin was sponsor. Jerri Kittridge was bridesmaid. Charles Paul Leonard and Charles Kit-tridge were ushers. Fkiner-Fuson An Aug. 14 wedding at Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church in Carmichael, is being planned by Gale Denise Sawyers and Timothy Brook Egan.

The bride-elect, daughter of Lottie Ixe Sawyers of Reno and Lorin Sawyers of Laytonville, was graduated from Carson City 1 ligh School. Egan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Egan of Carmichael, was graduated from Jesuit High School in Sacramento. Both are students at the University of Nevada-Reno.

Susan Lorraine Tyler will marry Joseph John Greco during a summer ceremony at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Reno. Miss Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tyler of Reno, is a senior at Wooster High School and works for First Western Savings and Loan as a teller. Greco, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Greco of Reno, was graduated from Royal Oak High School in Covina, and is attending Western Nevada Community College. He is employed by Parise and Sons as an accounting clerk. Victoria Ann Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Wade Brown of Reno, is engaged to be married to James Winton King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wint King of Reno. The bride-elect was graduated from Reno High School and Heald Business College in Sacramento. King was graduated from high school in Fallon and is a student at the University of Nevada-Reno.

A May 21, 1977 wedding at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral is being planned. A July wedding Is being planned by Margaret Elsie Bonta and James V. Bennardo. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs.

Samuel A. Bonta and the late Samuel Bonta of Sierra Valley. She was graduated from Portola High School and Chico State University. She is employed by the Bank of America In Cloverdale, as a loan officer. Bennardo, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. James Bennardo of Bradford, was graduated from Pennsylvania State University and is getting a Masters degree at the University of California, Berkeley. Charlotte Eileen Fuson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Fuson of Conrad, married William Donald Fleiner Jr.

at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Helena, Mont. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Donald Fleiner of Reno.

The bride was graduated from Conrad High School, Eastern Montana College at Billings, and is a police dispatcher. Fleiner, who was graduated from Manogue High School, attended Carroll College in Helena and is a deputy sheriff for Lewis Clarke County. Maid of honor was Sue Kraus and bridesmaids Bonnie Marie Buckley was married to Frank Montognese at the Bridger Valley Baptist Church in Wyoming. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Mort Buckley of Reno, was graduated from Reno High School and attended the University of Nevada-Reno. Montognese, son of Mrs. Jo Montognese of Ft. Collins, Colo, and Frank J. Montognese of Bossier City, Community TONIGHT CANTON Nevada No.

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BOX 7343. RENO, NEVADA Club news deadline The Family Living section of the Reno Evening Gazette welcomes news concerning community events and organizations. Because of the increasing volume of news being received from organizations, announcements of upcoming events should be submitted at least 10 days prior to the date of the event. Publicity manuals are available on request. TODAY 1:00 O'CLOCK Ef TV 8 BIBLE PREACHING PERSONAL TESTIMONIES JOYFUL SOUNDS CHRISTIAN NEWS GOLF ben crump "WE PREACH NOT OURSELVES BUT CHRIST JESUS" FUNTASTIC GOLF WORLD Miniature Golf OPENING SPECIALS Kids Under 6 50c Kidi Over 6 and 1 00 Adults I Re-Round 75c 900 S.

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9 to 6 Thursday Evenings 'til 9 Park Lane Centre 826-1763 liever's reasonable responsibility to keep his personal obligations In regard to God's Covenant, shows how medievally naive Is Calvinism's basic contention that Chrlstllkeness can be perpetuated by casting Calvary Into Its castlron mould of prefixed righteousness. Jesus was described as being "full of grace and truth," but Calvinism promiscuously pounces upon His grace and persistently contradicts much of His truth with the undermining inferences of this quoted claim:" The Sermon on the Mount Is not pertinent to the Church." Likewise, the Apostle Paul Is treated the same way, as his Inspired truth of "ordained good works" Is chopped off peremptorily from a properly balanced confrontation with Ephetlans 2iB-10. Thus Calvin's presumptuous balloon of eternal security grace Is conspicuously paraded by Calvlnlsts, as It has been ever sine Its "name of being alive," was blown up In the Church of "Sardis" Reformation period. Indeed, all five of Calvin's maor "points of salvation" were knitted from the phony yarn of his false premises about God. So this darning of Calvin's sox Is a typically mixed deal, and may produce "neither hot nor cold" results In today's laodicea.

We need so much to return to oul's "feet shod with the preparation" which was ust a part of his Inspired concern that believers be totally on guard as covenant-keeping After watching Billy Graham'i television program lat night and meditating upon It, there came to my mind the picture of a preacher who ii trying to penuade people of the everlattlng merlti of hl grandfather'! mx. Of course John Calvin the doctrinal grandfather, the respectability of whose theological tox modern Calvinltti are trying to save with their darned patch of a scriptural "Whosoever will" hour of decision. But truly, all that can be scrlpturally, logically, and practically, effective, is this darned patch Itself. All of Calvin's knitting came from the yarn of his false premises wherein he never even got hold of the lord's true dyod-ln-the-wool character. No patchwork can change the defiance of the Reformer's yarn.

Just as it Is Impossible to extract eternally secure conclusions from false premises by any valid exercise of logic, so the Inspired writer of the Book of Hebrews In the Bible declared It Is not possible that any Calvary "sacrifice remains longer for sins" which wilfully have "trampled upon the blood of the Covenant of the Son of Ood." The plain truth Is that Calvin's Gospel still remains persistently, In today' perpetuated emphasis, promissory note of eternal security which Is being substituted for the authentic New Testament Covenant. The lord's wise purpose In schooling the nation of Israel for 1,500 years In the be Is Church What It Used To Be? Sunday plan to visit Shepherd of the Mountains Reno's newest Lutheran Church (Wisconsin Synod) Christian Education 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. 955 W.Peckham Lane.

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