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Page 4--The Gcwup NM Independent--Saturday, August 17, 1974 Theodore Myer of Gallup Claims Susan K. Beutler Theodore McKinley Myer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer R. Myer of Gallup, claimed a Mesa, girl, Susan Kathleen Beutler, as his bride recently in a candlelight ceremony in Mesa.

The wedding was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willian J. Beutler. The Rev.

Magee Wilkes of Grace United Methodist Church read the vows. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white eyelet fashioned with a fitted bodice, long full skirt, and full sleeves with cuffs. She accented her dress with turquoise jewelry and carried a garden bouquet of white and yellow daisies. Mrs. William Richardson, matron of honor, wore a maroon waltz length dress and carried a bouquet of garden flowers.

Candlelighters were sisters of the bridal couple, Margo Buetler and Amy Myer. Douglas J. Colley was best man. W. Floyd Beutler, brother of the bride, showed guests to seats for the ceremony.

Mrs. Myer is a graduate of St. Scholastics Academy in Canon City, and the Arizona Dental Assistant College. Her husband is a graduate of Gallup High School and attended New Mexico State University. They will be living in Gallup where he is employed by A-l Trailer Sales.

AREA HAPPENINGS PHS Women Have Social Saturday, Aug. 17 Sew and Sew Club, CIML Center, 610 N. Third 10 a.m. New members interested in sewing are welcome. AA open meeting, Gallup Friendship House, 301 E.

Aztec, 8 p.m. Social following. Luau, Gallup Country Club, members and guests only, after 7 p.m. Dancing to Stonehenge from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Sunday, Aug. 18 Benefit food sales, by the Catholic Daughters, after 9 and 11 a.m. masses in front of St. Francis Church. AA Breakfast, Holiday Inn, meeting follows 10 a.m.

Sunday School, all ages, all children welcome, CIML Center, 610 N. Third 9:30 a.m. Monday, Aug. 19 Westerner's CB Club, Union 76 Truck Stop, 7:30 p.m. ONEO AA, Ft.

Defiance, trailer near the chapter house, 8 p.m. McKinley Chapter No. 16 of Eastern Star, Masonic Lodge, 8 p.m. Al-Anon, Turquoise Club, 216 E. 66 7:30 p.m.

Alcoholism Movies, Gallup Friendship House, 301 E. Aztec, 8p.m. Weight Watchers, 313 E. Coal, 7 p.m. City Council Work Session, City Hall, mayor's offices, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 20 Floyd Rainbow Assembly, Masonic Lodge, 7 p.m. Weight Watchers, 313 E. Coal, 7p.m. TOPS, Rehoboth Christian Hospital, cafeteria, 7 p.m.

Interdemonation Men's Bible Study, Gallup Public Library, noon to 1 p.m. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Back to School Days means back to books, hard work, and friends and fun. Start the new school year out on the right foot by looking your best. A natural, healthy, radiant-looking complexion is a basic step to a pretty and happy you. Take advantage of your summer sun-kissed skin with Merle Norman's Transclucent Fluid Powder Base.

It's transparent so you get a glowy see-through look to your complexion. It smoothes and evens your complexion while it lets your tan shine through. It is makeup but ou won't look all made up. 's the perfect last step in the "3 Steps To Beauty" Program. And to compliment your healthy tan, try taking to school your "crayons for Merle Norman's 6 new shades of eye shadow in a handy and fun to use crayon form.

And while you are there, ask about tips on the new fall shades! Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McKinley Myer Local Seminarian List Is at Its Highest Now Patricia Bradley, Hobbs Man To Wed The Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup will reach an all time high of seminarians, Bishop Jerome J. Hastrich has announced. The challenge offered by this mission diocese has attracted more than 60 young men, he said.

Gallup seminarians are now stationed in Ireland, England. Scotland, Belguim. Rome, Mexico, and areas in the United Slates. The Cristo College Seminary has an enrollment of seven for the fall and the high school revision is looking at an enrollment of eight. Bishop Hastrich attributes the interest in the Diocese of Gallup to the desire on the part Self Service New Machines Convenient ECONO-COIM LAUNDRY FOODWAY SQUARE of young men for a challenge.

"The kind of man attracted to Gallup is he who not seeking to "do his own thing," or desires personal fulfillment, but wants to serve God and his fellow men in a stable chruch that is certain of its objectives," the Bishop said. "Seminarians are told clearly that their work will largely be one of pre-evangelization, with a harvest to be reaped centuries later," claimed Bishop Hastrich. "These are not young men who come with any elusion. They understand a mission vocation means hard work, sacrifice, and separation from many of the comforts and cultural opportunities they enjoyed in their homes." "The young man of today." says Bishop Hastrich, "is seeking a disciplined, directed life. He realizes he is not able to pick and choose the means to form himself as a priest.

He is looking for direction, leadership and guidance. He wants the men over him to be sure of where they are going. HAVE ABARRELOF FUN The next time you get fed up wilh cooking, don't bother with il. Have a "Barrel ol Fun" with some "finger lickin' goodV Kentucky Fried Chicken. Why not tonight? MC KINIEY BOUNTY loves what the Colonel cooks Have a barrel of fun 2016 E.

66 500 W. 66 WINDOW ROCk Masters Jerry Edward and Lawrence Robert Hilderbrand announce the engagement of their mother, Patricia Lake Bradley, to Gerald Allan Lewis. She is the daughter of Mrs. Cecil L. Poppe and Robert W.

Lake of Albuquerque and lives in Gallup, where she is employed as manager of the Gallup Country Club. She is an active member in the State and National Club Managers Associations of America. Lewis is the son of Mrs. Charles D. Lewis of Wichita, Kans.

Lewis lives in Hobbs where he is employed by the firm of Neil and Neil, Attys at Law. He received a B.A. degree from Wichita State University and juris doctor from the University of New Mexico School of Law. A fall wedding will take place in Hobbs. Patricia Bradley Personal Mention firestone ROAD ATLAS By Rand-McNally M.OO 715 W.

Cool 863-6819 Paul Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Walsh of Cleburne, receives his master degree in education in elementary education tonight, Saturday, in commencement exercises in North Texas State University. He is a teacher with Gallup- McKinley County Schools in Zuni.

Edward 0. Plummer, superintendent of the Eastern Navajo Agency, recently presented a 20-year service pin to Jack Nofehissey, agency housing officer. Public Health Service Hospital held graduation Friday for graduates of the schools of radiologic technology and certified laboratory assistants. Those honored were Sanford Coochyouma, Randolph Fletcher, Mary C. Nez, Thomas Tsosie, Gilbert Yuselew, Thomasine J.

Bad Bear, Sandra M. Becenti, Kathleen A. Beck, Iris M. Benally, Annie R. Gorman, Frank M.

Henry, Gene Kane, Susan New Breast, and Rosenda Joyce Othole. Overnight guests of the Dennis Satermo family were three young men from Germany that are touring the U.S. These young men, Reinhard Bischoff, Bend Heinardus and Claus Ulnch Dehles, usually stay at Y.M.C.A. but arrived in Albuquerque and found none so they contacted an Albuquerque Lions Club as the father of one of the boys is a Vice-President of a Lions Club in Germany. Mr.

Hobart Large, Youth Exchange from Albuquerque hosted them for one night and contacted Mr. Satermo to host them while in Gallup. Mr. Satermo is President of the Gallup Lions Club. From Gallup they hitch-hiked to Mesa Verdi and plan to travel to New Orleans and Florida before ending their three month tour.

INDOOR-OUTDOOR 3 CARPET Lolors Top Quality Quamagra MOSAIC TILES Harvest colors dressed the serving table and a fire in an outdoor fire pit created an atmosphere of warmth for the Public Health Service Hospitals Women's Club Dessert and Coffee. The event, held Thrusday evening at the home of Heather (Mrs. John) Nasi, Julie Drive, is one of the club's summer ac- tivites designed to welcome new PHS families to Gallup. The evening offered PHS women new to the Gallup area a chance to get acquainted with each other and with members of (he Women's Club. Representatives of the Fort Defiance PHS Women's Club attended (heDessert and Coffee as special guests.

The harvest theme was carried out in autumn leaf nametags, pumpkin napkins, and a an apple cider punch. Club members provided a festival of elegant desserts and the executive board served as hostesses. Planning Available Communities in surrounding areas are being invited to participate in planning courses which will be offered by Northland Pioneer College. The College is scheduling classes in Round Valley, St. Johns, and Sanders, Ariz.

Representatives of NPC will meet with interested citizens next week. At St. Johns, the meeting will be held in the high school library, Aug. 20, 8 p.m. Round Valley residents will meet with NPC officials Aug.

21 at the high school library, 8 p.m. and Sanders citizens on Aug. 22 in the high school library, 8 p.m. School administrators hope to develop courses on the results of the meetings, ft is hoped, NPC announces, that qualified instructors from the communities will be used to teach the Giving away of prizes highlighted the evening. Kathy (Mrs.

Mark) Gibson won the table centerpiece which was a dried flower arrangement again in autumn colors. The centerpiece was donated by John Macklcr, owner of The Blossom Shop. Judy (Mrs. John) Jankovic won a silver bracelet, both donated by the Women's Club. Mrs.

Nasi, Club president, introduced members of the 1874-75 Executive Board and extended an invitation to the guests to join the Women's Club. Other members of the Board are Vice-resident Margie (Mrs. Ralph) Royer, Recording Secretary Emma (Mrs. Morgan) Smith, Corresponding Secretary Jackie (Mrs. Gerald) Goldsehmidt, Tresurer Mimi (Mrs.

Hal) Hoover, and Past- President Dellora (Mrs. Elmer) Renegar. Committee chairamn also serve on the Executive Board and these are: Welcome Committee, Meg (Mrs. James) Johnson; Publicity, Terrie (Mrs. David) Welmerink; Social, Pixie (Mrs.

Marc) Rose; Service, AneGee (Mrs. Brian) Beasley; and Hospitality, Peg- gie (Mrs. Norman) Rounds and Cecelia (Mrs. Ronald) Lechnyr. Weight Watchers Meet Monday Weight Wathccrs will meet Monday at 7 p.m.

at 313 E. Coal. The group will discuss various methods of losing weight including proper diet. DeMolay Meets DeMolay activities at the Masonic Lodge on Wednesday include a regular DeMolay meeting and MeMolay Mothers. Both events will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Kathryn Manuelito of Raman has been appointed to a new state advisory committee on reading and the language arts. Miss Manuelito was approved by the New Mexico Board of Education recently. Miss Manuelito, along with eight other committee members, will serve as a local consultant for the state education department and provide advice in specific areas concerned with the teaching of communication through the written and spoken work. BARBARA (Mrs. Peter) Livers, AneGee (Mrs.

Brian) Beasley, and Lenora (Mrs. Forest) Follette talk at recent PHS Women's Club social. Lutheran Women Hold Meeting Betty (Mrs. Bernard) Schuster was speaker at the recent meeting of the Trinity Lutheran Women's Missionary League (LWML) held at the home of Gail (Mrs. Dennis) Satermo.

Following the talk on prayer by Mrs. Schuster, members participated discussion by reading Bible passages relating to prayer life. Business included reports by several committees and discussion of projects for World Relief. Nominations of a youth from the church to attend the International LWML convention in St. Paul, 1975 began.

A new vehicle is on order for Edna(Mrs Bobl'Adamson reported. Funds for a'speaker system' and needed chairs at the mission are growing, Mrs. Adamson told those present. Guests at the meeting were Martha (Mrs. Bob) Techlen- berg and Charlene (Mrs.

Don) Mantay. Following the close of the business meeting, Celia (Mrs. Ron) Lechnvr was presented a piggy bank as congratulajjons on the birth of a Blackwell Appointed Charles W. Blackwell has been appointed assistant dean of the University of New Mexico Law School. Blackwell is married to former Gallup resident, Monta Sharon Provost Blackwell.

Part Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian, Blackwell, 32, served for the past year as assistant director of the American Indian Law Center at UNM and administered a scholarship program for Indian law students. As assistant dean of the UNM Law School, Blackwell will administer the admissions program and will aid students needing financial aid and placement services after graduation. Blackwell is a graduate of the UNM Law School and of East Central State College, Oklahoma. Before working for UNM in 1972, Blackwell was legal education coordinator for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Albuquerque. He has taught English at Window Rock High School and at Albuquerque High School and in Hobbs.

He has also served as a BIA consultant on policies for student rights and responsibilities in off- reservation boarding schools. Blackwell says "Maintaining flexibility in admissions procedures" will be a major challenge in his role as assistant dean. UNM Law School is a reflection of the whole Southwest culture with all its diversity and flexibiltiy. Charles Blackwell Area Hospitals Lists Recent New Arrivals Men's COMBAT BOOTS Mildew Resistant 1 O89 Woffle Pattern Sole Jfa BIG STATE PLAZA 8 o.m. 9 p.m.

10-8 Sunday tank Amtficard Mastir Chergi 601 EAST COAL Silver-Sterling ond Fine, Sheet ond Wires Gold-Sheet-Wire Solders-Silver ond Gold Findings-Sterling and Base Metals Tubing and Chain, Sterling Silver Turquoise, Coral, Shells and Jet, Cut ond Acetylene Torches and Fuel Exchange Jewelry Cases and Silversmithing Tools ana Supplies Lapidary Tools and Supplies THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SELECTION OF JEWELERS' SUPPLIES IN WESTERN NEW MEXICO 9 PM Monday-Friday 9 AM-S PM Saturday SJSStSOOexSBSwdl, Rehoboth Aug. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stoltz, Gallup, girl Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Turk, Gallup, boy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Paul Watson, Gallup, girl Aug. I I Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Chavez, Albuquerque, girl PHS July 29 Mr. and Mrs. Edison Lesley, Church Rock, boy July 30 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yazzie, Pine Haven, liny Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Davidson, Mentmore, boy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Manuelito Mr.

and Mrs. Jackie Yazzie. Upton. boy Aug. I Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Montane. Grants hoy Mr. and Mrs. King Lee Brown.

Brcadsprings, girl Aug. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Snlazar, Cuba, girl Mr. and Mrs.

Tommy Nelson, lloiick. girl Aug. .1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fort Defiance, girl Aug.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harry. I'incdftle. girl Aii 5 Mr.

and Mrs, John Powell, boy Mr. find Mrs. Art Watchman. Houck, girl NIXON MSWAIKi AMHCY 305 5. forth We Auto i Commercial Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Littlehat, Sanders, girl Aug. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Largo, lyanbito.

girl Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowekaly, Zuni. twin boys Mr. and Mrs.

Forest Borcn, Ft. Wingate. girl Aug. 7 Mr. and Ms.

Wilson Morris, Naschilti. boy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kiro, Gallup, boy Mr. Williams, Nas- chlttl.

Mr. and Mrs" Edward Duffy, lyantnto. boy Mr, and Mrs. Joe Ike Manuelito, boy Mr. and Mrs.

John Curley. I'inedalc. girl Aug. a Mr. and Mrs.

Deuan Hutson, Prewilt. girl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fire. Gallup, boy AUK.

9 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Uegay, Shcepspr- ings, girl Mr. and Mrs. Mack I'srketl, Ment more.

girl Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith. Smilli Lake, boy Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Watchman, Thorvmi. Rirl Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wilson.

Crown point, bay Aug. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Larry BiUie.Tohalchi,girl Mr. and Mrs.

Hnrry Tso, Chinle, Rirl Aug. 12 Mr. mid Mrs. Percy Dcnl, Tuba Cily. girl Aug.

15 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ctice. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.

Jvmt. Hnylwrn. Idaho, irl COLOR WHEEL Floor Covering Wallpaper PAINT Zccca Plaza-Gallup.