Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 17

a a MR. AND MRS. JAMES CUDDY. The Rev. Roy' Kraft officiated when Janis Lynn Short and James Richmond Cuddy exchanged nuptial vows August 25 in Twin Lakes Baptist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Short, 193 Caseta Way, Scotts Valley, are parents of the bride and James is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sheric Cuddy of Grants Pass, Oregon. Janis wore a long gown of French chantilly lace, featuring Sabrina neckline, Elizabethan sleeves, natural waistline and full, multi-tiered skirt that formed a chapel length train. Her headpiece of matching lace flowed into a lace edged, full length mantilla veil. Janis carried a colonial bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and baby's breath.

Virginia Ottowa was maid of honor in a yellow polyanza gown and matching picture hat trimmed with flowers. She carried a nosegay of yellow and white daisies and baby's breath. Ruth Springstead, Linda Roth and Esther Haug were bridesmaids, in mint green. Krista Coutberlet and Brently Keen were flower girl and ringbearer. KATHLEEN ARMATIS AND Photo by the Air Photo Lighting candles were Ruth Braft and Debbie Alls, cousin of the bride.

James chose his brother, Dave, to be his best man, and seating guests were Tim Collins and the bride's brothers, Steve and Mike Short. The reception was in the garden area of the church. Among guests were Janis' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Short; and Mrs.

Marie Gateley. Janis. a graduate of Soquel High School, where she was a pompon girl, attended Judson Baptist College in Portland, Oregon. She has been employed by Watkins-Johnson. James served two years active duty, with the Army, and is employed by Cascade Wood Products in White City, Oregon.

He is a graduate of Grants Pass High School and attended Judson Baptist College, Southern Oregon College and Rogue River College. The newlyweds are spending their honeymoon in Carmel, Disneyland and San Diego and will be at home in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford State University at Chico in Armatis, 1522 El Dorado January with a BA degree in Avenue, annouce the medical technology.

Kathleen engagement Ann, and George A graduate of Mills High of their daughter, School in Milbrae, George was Lawrence Strasser. Mrs. graduated cum laude from George is the son California State University, Evelyn Sand Strasser of where he affiliated with late was Burlingame Phi Kappa Phi, national honor the George of society. He is a first year law Strasser. Kathleen, a graduate School and student at UC, Berkeley.

Soquel High Cabrillo College, will be Wedding plans are graduated from California indefinite. Alexander Rossi To Marry Suzanne Brush Virginia (Suzanne) Brush and Alexander Nicholas Rossi are newly engaged, and plan to be married in the fall of 1973. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mosier Brush of Vancouver, British Columbia, is a graduate of Santa Cruz High School and attended Cabrillo College.

She will complete her BA degree in Russian linguistics at Simon Fraser University in December. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nicholas Rossi of Santa Cruz are Alexander's parents. He is a graduate of Santa Cruz High and received his AS degree from Cabrillo College and his AB degree in chemistry from UCSC.

He will enter the Navy this month. 10 WEEKLY ASTROLOGY CLASSES BASIC BEGINNING ADVANCED Sept. 7 Sept. 25 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Basic Material Furnished FULL PRICE $35 Instructor: Lois Goff Member of American Federation of Astrology 426-4013 We've Only Just Begun Fenn ROBERT MORGAN honeymoon at Lake Tahoe.

A graduate of Santa Cruz High School, Lindsay attended Cabrillo College and was employed by County Bank. Robert, who served with the Army in Korea, is a graduate of Salinas Union High School and Hartnell College and is employed as a union projectionist. Photo by the Air Castle MR. AND MRS. STEVEN WALLACE MR.

AND MRS. Santa Cruz Mission was setting for the August 26 wedding of Lindsay Greene and Robert Morgan. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Gene Haynes of Santa Cruz and Donald Greene of Newport Beach, was attired in a long white dacron sheer gown with bracelet neckline, chantilly lace overblouse, lantern style sleeves and attached chapel train. Her elbow length veil was held in place by a lace and organza petal headpiece.

Peggy Collins was maid of honor and Linda English and Pinky Garcia were bridesmaids. They wore long yellow dotted Swiss gowns trimmed in lace. Peggy carried a bouquet of yellow daisies ith white streamers and the two bridesmaids carried white daisies with yellow streamers. Robert, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Morgan of Salinas, chose David Thomas to be his best man. Kevin Greene, brother of the bride; and David Gaschk, her cousin, were ushers. The buffet reception was in Harvey West Clubhouse, and assisting were Mrs. Don Passerino, Mrs. James English, Cynthia and Sandra Passerino and Kathleen Gaschk, Lindsay's cousin.

Mrs. Eva Crews, grandmother of the bride, was among guests. The new couple will be at home in Salinas after a Sorority Program Tuesday "Art in the Home" will be At the Library Santa Cruz Central Library and its branches will be closed on Monday, September 4, for Labor Day, and on Saturday, September 9, for Admission Day. Californians have always been proud of their history, and this is a well-read subject area in the library. Some of the older, standard books which are available are Hubert Howe Bancroft's HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA: John Walton Caughey's CALIFORNIA; Charles Edward Chapman A HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA: The Spanish Period; Robert Glass Cleland's A HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA: The American Period; HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA, edited by OUR NEW Line of UNIFORMS Ctrels HAS JUST ARRIVED! SEABRIGHT Sizes 8 to 20 4 to 15 38 to 52 to Dress Shop 533 Seabright Ave.

(next to main store) Janet Gale Wyckoff became the bride of Steven Arthur Wallace in a ceremony performed by the Rev. Roy Kraft August 25 at Pappy's Porch, Enchanted Valley, Soquel. The daughter of and Mrs. Earl Rus Wyckoff, 235 Speckles Drive, Aptos, Janet wore an off-white fitted, Photo- by Larry's Studio MR. AND MRS.

RICK PETERSEN St. Stephen's Lutheran Church was setting for the wedding of Claren Marie Deel and Rick Petersen. The Rev. George Flora conducted the August 2.7 ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Myers, 119 Harrison Court, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petersen, 622 Miramar Drive. For her wedding, Claren chose a long, candlelight faille gown featuring long sleeves, high neckline and softly pleated skirt.

Candielight cluny lace trimmer the neckline, cuffs and hemline. Her Victorian style candlelight lace hat had flowing tulle streamers. Her nosegay contained yellow, bronze and white daisies, pompoms and baby roses. Mrs. James Jacobs was matron of honor and Lois Jordheim was bridesmaid.

They wore long gowns with ivory chiffon bodices and emerald green skirts, with princess style gown with long sleeves and ecru lace trimming at the cuffs and scoop neckline. She wore flowers in her hair and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds, orange daisies and baby's breath. Craig Wyckoff was candlelighter and he also seated guests, as did Kenny Wallace. Music for the ceremony was furnished by Marge Snyder and Ed Kingham. After the wedding, a buffet luncheon was served the 200 guests at the Wyckoffs' cabin.

were Mrs. Robert Assisting, Robent Boucke, Mrs. Wray Cloyd, Mrs. Kenneth Pierson, Cathy McCowan and Kelley Taylor. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Taylor, Janet's grandparents, were among the guests. The newlyweds are honeymooning in Canada.

A graduate of Aptos High School, Janet is employed by Adequate Custom Lighting. Steven, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace of Yreka, is a graduate of Soquel High and is empolyed by Detrick Construction Co: They will reside in Capitola. Married August 26 in Greek Orthodox Church of the Ascencion in Oakland were Alexis Thalia Milton and William Demetrie Pappas.

The wedding was performed by the Rev. Thomas Paris. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Milton of San Leandro are parents of the bride, and William is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Demetrie Pappas of 1715 Bay Street. Alexis' A-line gown of lace featured an empire waistline and a neck. Her shoulder length triple veil was held in place by a crown of fresh flowers. She carried a pendant bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids, stephanotis and pink elf roses.

Denise Milton was maid of honor for her sister in a long, blue chiffon gown with matching lace bodice and apron front. She carried a basket of mixed flowers. Flower girl was a cousin of the bride, Juliette Bonjour. Victor Milton, Alexis' brother, was best man and ushers were Frank Tridente, Richard Wirkkala and Thomas Banis. Ringbearer was William Lucas, cousin of the bridegroom.

During the garden reception at the home of the bride's parents, Libby Pappas and Roxanne Milton, sisters of newlyweds, passed the guestbook. Alexis is a graduate of Anna Head High School in Oakland and Chabot College in Hayward. She is employed as a hygienist. William, a graduate of Santa Cruz High School, currently attends Merritt College and California State College at Hayward, majoring in X-ray technology and chemistry. DISCOVER OUR (MORLD of (COVERINGS.

EVERY TASTEEVERY LET US GIVE NOUR HOMEA NEW WEAR ANCE Red Carpet INTERIORS 2544 SOQUEL AVE. 475-8220 Photo by Wally Jensen MR. AND MRS. LARRY TOTTEN Teresa Frances Healer became the bride of Larry Earl Totten August 26 at First United Methodist Church. The Rev.

William Phillips read the double ring service in the presence of 150 guests. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Downs Healer of 910 Escalona Drive and Lloyd Healer of Salinas, was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of white cotton lace fashioned with a high neckline and short puffed sleeves accented with a blue ribbon trim. coronet of white daisies and baby's breath held her short veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of summer flowers.

Valerie Ann Healer was maid of honor for her sister and secondary attendants were Mrs. John Black, Susan O'Connor and Mrs. David Walton. They wore soft blue voile gowns, wreaths of daisies and baby's breath in their hair, and carried bouquets of the same flowers. Larry, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Totten of 304 Prospect Heights, asked Robert Hopkins to be his best man. Seating the guests were his brother Ron, David Walton and John Woo. Carol Black was organist and Larry's father was the soloist. singing "If Ever I Should Leave You." A reception followed at the Elks Club with Judith Ann Whitehead passing the guest book.

The newlyweds are spending their honeymoon on a camping trip through Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. Both young people are graduates of Santa Cruz High School. Teresa is a senior at San Jose State College where she is working for an elementaryteaching aching credential. Larry served two years in the Army in Germany, attended Cabrillo College, and now is employed by Sargeant Roofing Company. They will make their first home in Ben Lomong.

matching green headpieces with flowing streamers. Randy Petersen was best man for his brother and usehrs were the bride's brothers, Vic Lucini, Dan and David Myers. The champagne buffet reception was at the Elk's Lodge. Mrs. George Deel, Mrs.

Merle Blanchard and Mrs. Burl Brown cut and served wedding cake and Mrs. Carl Flanze passed the guestbook to the 300 guests. Music was provided by Buttermilk Sky. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Perino, grandparents of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Correia, grandparents of the bridegroom, were special guests. Claren is a graduate of Santa Cruz High School and attended Cabrillo College.

She is a secretary at Wrigley's. Rick, a graduate of Reedley High School, attended Reedley College and now is with the Santa Cruz, County Department Public Works. The couple is on a two-week Hawaiian honeymoon. Zoeth Skinner Eldredge; and CALIFORNIA FROM THE CONQUEST IN 1846 TO THE SECOND VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN SAN FRANCISCO by Josiah Royce. Among the more recent books are THE CALIFORNIA DREAM, edited by Dennis Hale and Jonathan Eisen; READINGS IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY, by Gilmore and Gilmore; and CALIFORNIA: A Literary Chronicle, edited, with commentaries, by William Storrs Lee.

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