Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 16

1 6 (Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, June 26, 73 Miss Denlinger and Mr. Fischer Married A i 1 llfeif Miller, cousin of the bride. The couple will live in Whittier, Calif, where the bridegroom is a junior history major at Biola College. Wedding Held in Dallas iv-, DALLAS The First Christian Church was the setting for the wedding June 16 of Miss Debra, Layne Denlinger and Scott Donald Fischer.

Rev. Phillip Black-stone performed the morning rites and a reception followed at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Lowell Denlinger. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Denlinger of Dallas and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fischer of Davis, Calif. Miss Rebecca Denlinger was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Sally and Michal Denlinger, sisters of the bride. James Bouck served as best man and ushers were Ted Ferguson and Todd i i 4 yy y' i i A 4 I W8 Alban II married at on Sunday.

Mrs. Larry A. Feller (Maureen 01-sen) married Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church. (Steimonts Mrs. Frederick W.

(Patricia McClintock) First Christian Church (Dick Gorby Photo) Mrs. Steven L. Winslow (Evelyn Hunger) bride of Sunday at East Salem Seventh-Day Adventist Church. (Bridal Exclusives) Mrs. Martin D.

Kreft (Susan Thiessen) wed Saturday at Evangelical Mennonite Brethren Church, Dallas. (Dick Gorby Photo) Miss McClintock Is Bride of Mr. Alban DALLAS Exchanging their marriage vows at the Evangelical Mennonite Brethren Church in Dallas Saturday evening were Miss Susan Marie Thiessen and Martin Douglas Kreft. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Thiessen of Dallas and Mr. Kreft is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kreft of Salem. Rev.

Pete Unrau officiated at the seven o'clock service. A reception followed in the church parlor. The bride wore a satin gown with chiffon overskirt and satin bodice with chiffon sleeves and lace trim. An organza headpiece held her elbow length veil and she carried a bouquet of white and yellow daisies. Sisters Attend Bride Mrs.

Richard Esson was her sister's honor matron, Mrs. Bob Thiessen, a sister-in-law, Miss Sharon Thiessen and Miss Bernie Kreft, sisters of the couple, were the bridesmaids. Larry Clark served as best man for Mr. Kreft. Ushers were Richard Esson, Jerry Ditchen and Tom Kreft, brother of the bridegroom.

The couple will live in Salem this summer and in the fall move to Corvallis, where Mr. Kreft will continue his studies at Oregon State University. Marine Takes Bride At Church Nuptials Couple Delays Holiday Dates To Save Money IfclNAlNlb HARBOR Maine (AP) Mrs. Lavinia Later believes she has found a novel way of saving money. She plans to celegrate! all holidays one week after the dates set on the calen-1 dar.

At Thanksgiving, for ex-; ample, the traditional date' of November 22 this year', will be passed by silently. Then, when turkeys are' marked down, Mrs. Later'' will purchase one for their' Thanksgiving dinner Novem- ber 29. 1 "We decided if the govv ernment can make holidays any day it suits them, why can't individual Mrs. Later said.

WEBSTER HOUSES Antiques Potterv --r-i Jj Contemporary Crafts SOI 13th SE 104pa 8 party celebrating the bridegroom's 21st birthday was held at the Lion's Club. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Shirley E. Olsen of Portland and Mr. Feller is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Feller. Of eyelet chiffon over taffeta was the bridal gown fashioned with bishop sleeves, full train and lace ruffling on the bodice. A chiffon and pearl headpiece held her train length veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and miniature carnations.

Twin sister honor maid Miss Marilyn Olsen was her twin sister's honor maid. Mrs. Tracy Bacon, Miss Jean Barbarino and Miss Beverly Feller, sister of the bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. Michael Stiers acted as best man for Mr. Feller.

Ushers were Jack Johnston, Edwin Cleveland and Dwayne Smith. The couple will go to Canada on their honeymoon. The bride, who has been living in California, is a photographer for Kinderfoto International in Hollywood. OES Installation Is Scheduled Tonight Rites Read In Church Ceremony McMINNVILLE First Christian Church was the setting for the wedding on June 2 of Miss Marilyn Hal-stead and Bill Breithaupt. The afternoon ceremony was performed by the father of the bride, Rev.

Richard Halstead and the bride's brother-in-law, Rev. Darrell Hoffmaster of Douglas, Kansas. Parents of the bride are Rev. and Mrs. Richard Hal-stead of McMinnville and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Paul Breithaupt Sr. of Klamath Falls. Precede the Bride Mrs.

Darrel Hoffmaster and Miss Sherry Halstead were their sister's honor attendants and bridesmaids were Miss Pam Thoits and Miss Nancy Crowning. Tracy Lynn, the bridegroom's niece, was flower girl and ring bearer was Ricky Halstead, brother of the bride. Lee Fundenburger of Ocean Shores, Wash, stood with the bridegroom as best man and ushers were Richard Goldman of Weed, Craig Breithaupt of Klamath Falls, Peter Fritz of New Jersey, and Chuck Lynn of Klamath Falls. Following a reception in the church fellowship hall, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to the Oregon Coast. They will make their first home in Salem where the bridegroom is a senior at Willamette University.

(Elizabeth 16 at First Portland. Mrs. Thomas Zier) a mm adorned with lace trim and orchid embroidery. For "something borrowed" the bride wore the fingertip veil belonging to her aunt, Mrs. Gordon McMorris of Fox Valley.

The veil was caught to a crown of seed pearls. She carried her Rainbow Bible topped with gardenias. Walk before bride Miss Lori Kent was the maid of honor, Misses Carol Armstrong of Dayton, Miss Cheryl Alban, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Loraine McClintock of Portland, a cousin, Miss Sue McClintock of Lyons, a sister, Miss Patrice McFadden of Indio, Calif, and Miss Sheri Huff of Ceres, Calif, were the bridesmaids. Mitchell Alban stood with his brother as best man. Ushers were Dwayne A.

Rosamond, Mark McClintock and Bruce Blumenstein of Gates. Lighting the candles were Kim and Tarry Tuers of Mill City. Robin Hinkel was the flower girl and Darin Tuers of Mill City was the ring bearer. The newlyweds will go to Canada on their honeymoon. On their return will be at home at the Sublimity Mobile Village.

The bride is a student at Chemeketa Community College. Mr. Alban completed two years of service with the U.S. Navy and is now employed in Scio. Mrs.

James R. Ammon Osborne) bride of June Presbyterian Church in Nuptials Event of Sunday At a three o'clock ceremony on Sunday Miss Evelyn Joyce Hunger and Steven LeRoy Winslow exchanged their marriage vows at the East Salem Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Elder Burton Maxwell performed the afternoon service. The bride is the niece of Mr. and Mrs.

Elvan Keigh-tley and Mr. Winslow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Winslow of Jefferson.

The bride wore a gown of crepe satin embellished with lace with chapel train bordered in a ruffle. The gown was designed by the bride's aunt. Her three-tiered veil was trimmed in lace and she carried a dozen white roses. The bride's twin sister, Mrs. David Pattee, was the honor matron.

Miss Karen Keightley and Miss Bonnie Sample were the bridesmaids. Gerald Winslow served as his brother's best man. Ushers were Daniel Keightley and Jim.Sargeant. The wedding reception was held in. the Livingstone Junior Academy social hall.

The couple will make their home in Salem. Fete New Residents The Salem Welcome Wagon Club will hold a coffee for new residents on Thursday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock at the home of Mrs. David Vecchi, 4079 Coolidge Drive SE. Babysitting will be provided and one may contact Mrs. Warren Pa-procki for details.

Yy mm hi Larry Arnold Feller, U.S. Marine Corps, will take his bride, the former Maureen Lynn Olsen, to Long Beach, Calif, to make their first home. The bridegroom is a corporal in the military police division of the Marine Corps at the Long Beach Naval Station. The couple exchanged their marraige vows on Sunday afternoon at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev. E.

H. Roleder performing the three o'clock service. A reception followed in the church parlor. Later a Mrs. Lynn Carlyle, Mrs.

R. A. Fish, Mrs. Ronald Asboe, Mrs. Wayne Grodrian, Mrs.

Roy Miles. Mrs. J. E. Hollingsworth, Mrs.

William Summers, and Mrs. Ben F. Eckley. Taking part in the evening's entertainment will be Mrs. Laliker and Miss Riches and assisting at the ceremony and reception will be Miss Diana Eckley, Perry Morrell, Austin Sanford, and the past matrons and retiring officers.

Special guests pouring and serving will be Mrs. Eskil Nelson and Mrs. John Van-tzelfden of Portland and Mrs. W. R.

Githens of Shedd. Dog Gets Gold Crown When Tooth Broken GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) "PV," a dog owned by Judy Messer, sports a gold crown" in her mouth. When PV broke her left canine tooth recently, Miss Messer, co-owner of a crown and bridge dental laboratory here, decided to make a crown for the tooth. She came up with a gold one decorated with a dollar sign and inlaid with white dental acrylic.

"There's a practical reason for the crown being gold," Miss Messer explained. "It's actually a dental gold, alloyed with platinum and paladium. It's about the strongest substance used by dentists right now. We don't really know what will withstand a dog chewing on a bone." The crown was installed by a dentist with the help of a veterinarian. Mr.

Roberts HAinSTYLIKG 445 High St. ill "Sclem Plaza" JKBIHTir SILVERTON Public installation of officers in Ramona Chapter 58, Order of Eastern Star, will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Harley DePeel and Robert L.

Bentley, retiring worthy matron and patron, will preside. Serving as installing matron and patron will be Mrs. Lee J. Nelson of Coos Bay, past grand matron, and Claude F. Sanders of Reeds-port, past grand patron.

Mrs. R. A. Fish will be installing chaplain, Mrs. Claude F.

Sanders of Reeds-port, installing marshall, and Mrs. Stanley Edmark of Molalla, installing organist. Mrs. W. Dale Lamar will be installed as worthy matron; Ben F.

Eckley, worthy patron; Mrs. Harry L.Riches, associate matron; Felix Wright, associate patron; Mrs. Robert L. Bentley, secretary; Mrs. Perry Morrell, treasurer; Miss Anita Mead, conductress; and Mrs.

Robert Edgerton, associate conductress. Also to be installed are Mrs. Charles Leonard chaplain; Mrs. Harley De-Peel, marshall; Miss Cathy Riches, organist; Mrs. Norman Nyhus, Adah; Mrs.

Homer Rand, Ruth; Mrs. Earl Erikson, Esther; Mrs. Austin Sanford, Martha; Mrs. Walter Hanson, Electa; Mrs. Felix Wright, warder; and Werner J.

Raab, sentinel. Serving as pro-tem officers for the year are Mrs. Rex A. McCurdy and Robert L. Bentley.

The a courtesy group of officers to be introduced, include Mrs. Quintin Estell and Mrs. Werner J. Raab, co-chairmen; Mrs. Robert Lalicker, Mrs.

John Hollingsworth nn Seven attendants preceded' Miss Patricia Elaine McClintock down the aisle of the First Christian Church on Sunday afternoon when she became the bride of Frederick Wayne Alban II. The wedding took place in the same church where the bride's parents were married. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McClintock of Lyons and Mr.

Alban is the son of Mrs. Frances Alban of Salem and Wayne Alban of Stayton. Rev. Howard Fowler, assisted by Rev. Guy Armstrong of Turner, performed the 2:30 o'clock ceremony.

A reception followed in the fellowship hall. A peau de soie gown with overskirt of chiffon was chosen by the bride for her wedding. The skirt was Couple to Reside in Bl aine GRAND RONDE Married June 17 in the Nazarene Church were Miss Donna Bernice Wright and Steven Lorenzo Parren. Rev. Darwin Grimm performed the afternoon ceremony and a reception followed in the Grand Ronde elementary school gymnasium.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Estel Wright of Willamina and the bridegroom is the son of Robert H. Parren of Grand Ronde and Mrsl Nora Wood of Marysville, Wash. The bride wore a gown of white satin accented with lace panels and floral embroidery at the empire waist, neckline and cuffs.

Matching lace edged the hemline and trimmed the detachable train. Her elbow-length bouffant veil was held by a floral headpiece and she carried a bouquet of yellow and white roses. Mrs. Clarence Gibson was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Laura Commerford and Miss Dar-cy Davis. Robert Parren Jr.

stood with his brother as best man and ushers were Daryl Wright, Paul Justen and Keith John. After a wedding trip to California, the newlyweds will live in Blaine where the bridegroom is a logger for Littlejohn Logging Co. OSU Coeds Honored in Mid-Valley CORVALLIS One hundred Oregon State Uni-. versity freshmen coeds have been honored for scholastic achievements during spring term and awarded membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen women's honorary. Those from the Mid-Valley area who qualified for the honorary include Rosemary Bray, Jane M.

Workinger and Carol A. Pierce, all of Albany; Margaret A. Schaf-er of Amity; Marian A. Egan of Brooks; Marie E. Kocher of Canby; Cleora Adams, Linda L.

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