Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 50

6G, Statesman-Journal, Salem, Sunday, July 6, 1986 Anniversaries Engagements MMiWWtl 1 1 'yy- Goesch Grieser Rosemary Goesch of Salem and Samuel Grieser of Jefferson are engaged to be married, The bride-to-be is the daughter of George and Corale Goesch of Keizer. A graduate of McNary High School and Oregon State University, she is an insurance secretary. Her fiance is the son of Jesse and Mary Grieser of Jefferson. A graduate of Jefferson High School, he is a dairy farmer. A Dec.

27 wedding is planned in Faith Lutheran Church in Keizer. -V' 1 II ATI I A I I Kasalek Brown Lorri Ann Kasalek and Eric Dean Brown, both of Minot, N.D., are engaged to be married. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Richard and Yvonne E. Kasalek of Bismarck, N.D. A graduate of Bismarck High School, she attended Minot State College.

She is a reporter for KXMC-TV in Minot. Her fiance is the son of Richard E. and Marlene M. Brown of Salem. A graduate of South Albany High School, he is an aircraft mechanic in the U.S.

Air Force, stationed at Minot Air Force Base. An Aug. 23 wedding is planned in Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Bismarck. Houser Cecil Marcie Marie Houser and Jerry Lee Cecil both of Salem, have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Gary E.

and Beverly J. Houser of Salem. She is a student at McKay High School and a waitress at the Lancaster Her fiance is the son of Jerry L. and Gaylynn Cecil of Yakima, and Edith F. Ohland of Salem.

A graduate of South Salem High School, he is a student at ITT Technical Institute in Portland and a cook at the Lancaster A May 26, 1989, wedding is planned in Bush's Pasture Park, Salem. Klopf enstein Kelly Elmetta Mae Klopfenstein of Sil-vertpn and Mark Edward Kelly of Salem are engaged to be married. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Michael J. and Patricia M. Klopfenstein of Silverton.

A graduate of Sil-verton High School, she works at Dunkin Donuts. Her fiance is the son of Robert J. and Betty M. Kelly of Salem. A graduate of South Salem High School and Western States Chiropractic College, he is a chiropractic physician.

An Aug. 2 wedding is planned in St. Joseph Catholic Church in Salem. Charles and Vinita Foland WOODBURN Charles and Vinita Folund of Woodburn will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 12, at the Hood-view Church of God, 1530 Mount Hood Ave.

They request no gifts. Friends and relatives are invited. Hosts will be their children and children's spouses: Mill and Joy Heighes of Elgin, Charles L. and Janice Foland of Woodburn and Bill and Gloria Higdon of Salem. Vinita Igo and Charles Foland were married July 12, 1936, in Grand Island, Neb.

Before retiring, he was a supervisor at McLaren School for Boys, She is a homemaker and a member of the Woodburn Women's Club. The family includes eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Harry and Connie Waldner Harry and Connie Waldner of Salem celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house June 29 at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Dianna and Ron Cochenour of Salem. Also hosts were their son and daughter-in-law, David and Linda Waldner of Salem. Connie Mae Bergin and Harry Waldner were married July 2, 1946, in Salem.

He is a parts man at Davidson Auto in Woodburn, and she is a waitress at Maxine's. They are members of the First Church of the Nazarene. The family includes five Kool Hale Patricia Lynn Kool and Mark Christopher Hale, both of Edmonds, are engaged to be married. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Willard F. and Florence L.

Kool of Salem. A graduate of South Salem High School, she attended Kdmonds Community College. She is an export manager at Isaacson Steel in Seattle. Her fiance is the son of Richard A. and Nancy Hale of Kdmonds, Wash.

A graduate of Kdmonds High School, he attended Kdmonds Community College, He is a night manager at a food store. A July 26 wedding is planned in Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Kdmonds, Bull Lindsey Diana Lynn Bull of Salem and Paul Allen Lindsey of Albany have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Yvonne A. Henry of Salem. A graduate of McNary High School, she is a clerical specialist for the Oregon State Police.

Her fiance is the son of Robert and Betty Lindsey of Albany. A graduate of South Albany High School and Oregon State University, he is director of Kidspace Collective Day Care. A Sept. 19 wedding is planned in Faith Lutheran Church in Keizer. Norman Norris Rhonda Lee Norman and Todd Andrew Norris, both of Salem, are engaged to be married.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Richard E. and Sandra L. Norman of Rickreall. A graduate of Dallas High School and Western Oregon State College, she is a physical education and health instructor at St. Joseph Catholic School.

Her fiance is the son of Betty J. Norris of Salem and the late Louis R. Norris. A graduate of Sprague High School, he works at Truax Oil Co. An Oct.

25 wedding is planned in the First United Methodist Church in Salem. Staudinger Kellar Laura Ann Staudinger of Philomath and J. Byron Kellar of Corval-lis have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Richard J. and Shirley J.

Staudinger of Salem. A graduate of South Salem High School, she is a nursing student at Linn-Benton Community College. Her fiance is the son of Ronald D. Kellar of Portland and Virginia R. Martin of Corvallis.

A graduate of Corvallis High School, he attended Oregon State University. He is a homebuilder. A Sept. 27 wedding is planned in the First Presbyterian Church in Corvallis. 12 PRICE Custom Draperies Mina and Cecil Beals SILVERTON Cecil and Mina Beals of Silverton will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception from 1 to 4 p.m.

Saturday, July 12, at the North Howell Grange, They request no gifts. Friends and relatives are invited. Hosts will he their daughters and sons-in-law: Patricia and Bob Smith of Portland and Beth and Stanley Kennedy of Lake Oswego. Also hosts will be their eight grandchildren. Mina Keverne and Cecil Beals were married July 11, 1936, in Vancouver, Wash.

He is a retired carpenter, and she is a retired bookkeeper. The family includes 12 greatgrandchildren. Merritt and Nellie Wirth AURORA Merritt and Nellie Wirth of Aurora celebrated their 50th anniversary June 28 with an open house at the North Marion Baptist Church. Hosts were their children and children's spouses: Ronald and Linda Wirth of Wilsonville and Bob and Edith Kacalek of Oregon City. Nellie E.

Lowrie and H. Merritt Wirth were married June 28, 1936, in the Donald Community Church. He is a retired butcher and meat cutter, and she is a homemaker. He served as a city council member for eight years and as mayor for four years. Both have been active in church and missionary work.

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and Violette E. Penrose of Dayton will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 13, in the Community Christian Church in McMinnville. They request no gifts. Friends and relatives are invited.

Hosts will be their children and children's spouses: Don and Carol Penrose and Stan and Di Penrose, all of Salem; Dick and Joanne Penrose of McMinnville; Bob and Margaret Penrose of Eagle Creek; and Judy DeVere of Saudi Arabia. Violette E. Bunn and Erwin C. Penrose were married July 13, 1936, in Vancouver, Wash. Before retiring, he was a partner in Penrose Waibel Logging, and she was in the real estate business.

She is a member of the Rebekah Lodge in Lafayette, and they are members of the Community Christian Church. The family includes 15 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. JUvrl and Hazel SptHpmi i INDEPENDENCE Hazel and jBuyrl Settlemier of Independence celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception July 5 in the Ash Creek Mobile Home Park recreation room. Hosts were their children: Carol Adkisson, Dallas; and Patricia Walker, Alameda, Calif. Also hosts were their nine grandchildren.

Hazel R. Sweet and Buyrl Settlemier were married July 2, 1936, in Kelso, Wash. Before retiring, he was a new-car department manager with the Cadillac dealership in Oakland, Calif. She was a nurse at the Veterans Hospital in Vancouver, Wash. The family includes four greatgrandchildren.

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Her fiance is the son of Alma Murphy of Monmouth and Ubaldo Badillo of Dallas. A graduate of Central High School, he will be serving in the U.S. Air Force. A Sept. 6 wedding is planned in the First Baptist Church in Monmouth.

Music from movies making money, too LOS ANGELES (AP) Music from movies is making money and making the charts, according to the Top 40 charts. Seven songs from films made Billboard's list for the week of June 28. They included Madonna's "Live to Tell," from "At Close Range," starring husband Sean Penn; El De-Barge's "Who's Johnny," from "Short and Kenny Log-gins' "Danger Zone," from "Top Gun." Also making the list was Prince The Revolution's "Mountains," from "Under the Cherry Rod Stewart's "Love Touch," from "Legal Billy Joel's "Modern Woman," from "Ruthless and Pete Cetera's "Glory of Love," from "The Karate Kid, Part II." Patterson Wagner Julie Rae Patterson and Donald Robert Wagner, both of Salem, have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Jere E. and Star S.

Patterson of Salem. A graduate of McNary High School, she is a secretary for the Oregon State Highway Division. Her fiance is the son of Robert and Mary Wagner of Portland. A graduate of Benson High School and Oregon State University, he is a civil engineer for the Oregon State Highway Division. A Feb.

21, 1987, wedding is planned at the home of the couple in Salem. Shroyer Kautz Sharon Lee Shroyer and Gary Lee Kautz, both of Salem, are engaged to be married. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Robert L. Shroyer of Vancouver, and Shirley A. Hall of Winston.

A graduate of Roseburg High School, she is a clerical specialist for the state Printing Division. Her fiance is the son of George and Bertha M. Kautz of Salem. A graduate of North Salem High School, he works in the highway maintenance department of the Oregon State Highway Division. An Oct.

1 1 wedding is planned in Woodland Chapel in Salem. Koehler Anello Sandra Teresa Koehler and Paul Chester Anello, both of Salem, have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Richard H. and Mary A. Koehler of Salem.

A graduate of South Salem High School and Merritt Davis College of Business, she is a senior data-entry clerk at State Farm Insurance. Her fiance is the son of Salvatore A. and Evelyn Anello of Eagle Point and the late Elizabeth E. Anello. A graduate of Grants Pass High School and Oregon Institute of Technology, he is a quality control assistant with the Oregon State Highway Division.

A Feb. 21, 1987, wedding is planned in St. Joseph Catholic Church in Salem. National Association of Accountants, Salem Chapter, 373-1030, 370-4372. National Association of Health Unit-Clerk Coordinators, 390-4027.

National Organization for Women, 364-6676, 588-2335. Native Plant Society of Oregon, Willamette Valley Chapter, 363-1559. Nurse Support Group, 581-0355 or 838-6174. Oregon Appaloosa Racing Association, 749-1297 nights. Oregon Chimney Sweeps Association.

623-6155. Oregon Crohn and Ulcerative Colitis Support Group. 585-5021 or 585-1148. Oregon Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. 752-5248.

Oregon Nordic Club, 363-4844. Oregon Nurses Association. District 3. 581-1228. Overeaters Anonymous, 363-1035, 362-8918.

Parents of Special Kids, 354-9381 or 581-7344. Recovery 378-1752, 743-4228 or 231-1334. Salem Area Home Economists, 588-2683 or 393-7519. Salem Boys Girls Club, 581-7383. Salem Bridge Club 581-0927 or 588-1887.

Salem Chapter, Northwest Steelheaders Association. 390-2584 or 623-5721. Salem Chapter. Bread for the World, 371-7092. Salem Chapter.

Sons of the American Revolution, 378-7468 Salem Chorale. 362-0525 or 370-9091. Salem City Club. 581-6024. Salem Community Chorus.

399-1965. Salem Credit Association, 581-7301. Salem Duplicate Bridge Club, 393 5745 or 588-1887. Salem Geological Society, 364-461 1 Salem Junior Woman Club. 362 6155 Salem Military Women's League.

363 881 3. Salem Noon Optimist Club, 370-7466. Salem Senate-Aires Barber Shop Chorus. 393-5036 or 581-1140. Salem Siddha Meditation Center, 393 4118 or 362-4905.

Salem Social Singles, 363 8872. Salem Unit Bridge Club. 393-5745 or 588-1887 after 7 p.m. SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives). 399-5088 or 581-1466.

Sierra Club. 362 -6443 Significant Others. 363 4236 or 378-1572. Single Friends. 581-6597.

Singles Now. 588-3254. Skyline Beautiful Garden Club. 362 1138. Solstice Ski and Sports Club 588-2615.

Speedy Knitters Club. 399 0369. Support Group for Post-Operative Cancer or Other Chronic Illnesses. 873 2044 Mondays and Thursdays The Compassionate Friends. 362 5137.

TOPS. 364-7676 Toughlove Parent Support Group. 581 6244. Vietnam veterans rap group. 581 9442 Vintage Chevrolet Club of America.

399 0528 or 588 1518 Welcome Wagon Club of Salem. 378 1139 or 393-2528 Willamette Agate and Mineral Society. 399 1831. Willamette Valley Miners. Chapter of Western Mining Council.

390-3497, Willamette Valley Model Railroad Club, 399 1221. Willamette Valley Mushroom Society, 581 4675. Women for Sobriety. 362-7863 or 371 61 1 6 Women Marines Association. 588 0368.

Women Action for Nuclear Disarmament, 588-8547 or 362 6316 Womens Focus. 378-1572 or 24 hour hotline 399 7722 Club Directory Antique Satins, Sheers And Designer Prints We'll create a picture perfect window treatment for you from our wide assortment of selected custom drapery fabrics. Save 35 on top treatments Prices quoted include lining, labor, installation I si I I IT'S A BIG VALUE! ALL FRAMES When you buy prescription lenses Applies to your prescription or ours. Come in today and save! (Limited to regularly priced frames in stock, no other discounts apply) Montgomery Ward DIRECTORY NOTE As an informational service, this directory will appear the first Sunday of each month in the Oregon Territory section of the Statesman-Journal. It will list club names and phone numbers only.

Send information to Club Directory, Sue Bristow, Statesman-Journal, 0. Box 13009, Salem, Ore 97309. Administrative Management Society. 378-3062. Al-AnonAlateen Family Groups, 370-7363.

Alaska Club of the Willamette Valley, 585-7679 or 399-7581. Alcoholics Anonymous, 399-0599. Alcoholics Victorious, 585-9282. 363-1604. American Association for Medical Transcription, Mid-Willamette Chapter.

370-9523. American Society of Women Accountants, 581-5335. American Association of University Women, 363-6476. American Civil Liberties Union, Salem Chapter, 371-7300. American Rhododendron Society, Willamette Chapter, 393-2934.

American Legion Pioneer (all women) Post No. 149.588 0368. Argonauts Drum and Bugle Corps, 399-0133. Bethel No. 43.

399-1964. Brightsiders Singles Group, 399 3215. CAMPR0 (Capitol Area Media and Public Relations Organization), 364-6767. Cancer Support Group, 581-1856. 585-1573 or 873-4013.

Capital Calhgraphers, 838-3362 or 588-8547. Capital Choralaires practice, 364 2940 or 370-9091. Capitol Woodcarvers. 399-1964 Central Gay Hotline. 399-8763.

Chemeketans Hiking Club. 362 2765. Cherry City Sweet Adelines. 364-1601 or 363-0308. Community Garden meeting.

364 9278. Deepwood Associates. 363-1825. Deepwood Gardeners, 581 2338. Divorce Support Group, 364 8399 evenings, or 585 8610.

Friends of the Doctor, 363 6914 Friends of the Salem Public Library, 390-1507 or 585-7440, Gallery Guides. 581-2228. Gay and Lesbian Information. 399 8763. Good Sam Trailer Club.

Stayton Chapter, 897-2882. Infant Monitor Support Group. 588 5011. Salem Jaycee s. 364 2444 Ken Keyes Vision Center meeting, 393-5074.

La Leche League. 370-7308 League of Women Voters of Marion and Polk Counties. 363 8131. Linn Benton Diabetes Association. 752-7539.

Marion County Historical Society. 364-2128. Marion Polk Legal Secretaries Association. 378-7744 Manon-Polk Yamhill Dental Hygiene Association. 363 0708 Mensa.

378 7468 Mid Willamette Chapter, Oregon Escrow Council, 585-5050 Mid-Valley Cat Fanciers, 393-2528 or 792-3454 Mid Valley Center Against Domestic and Sexual Violence 399 7722 Mid-Valley Children Guild, 581-7386. Monmouth Independence Christian Womens Club. 838-2239 or 838-1011. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD). 581 -9798 or 472 9272.

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