The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 39

Jli7- SAN C-5 Engagements Lundgrcn-Fcrguson Lyn Dyhrnum of Victorville Bride of Gordon B. Becktold Service Pins Awarded to OES Members Five-year pins for community service have been awarded to 10 members of Gate G-ty Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. The pins were given in recognition of the women's work In making cancer dressings over the last five years. The dressings have been given to local cancer dressing stations. Honored for their work were Mmes.

Lee Taylor, Alice Wright, Clem Treswell, Mable Evans, Estelle Gress, Patti Allen, Viola McBride, Flo Ramey, Lola Kennedy and Peggy Vcstey. Victor Valley Senior High School has been an English teacher there for the past two years. She graduated from University of California at Los Angeles, did graduate work at University of Red-lands and is a member of Phi Mu sorority. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Dyhrman of Victorville. Becktold received his BA degree from the College of Idaho. and his MA degree from University of New Mexico.

The son of P. H. Becktold and-Mrs. D. J.

Hague, of Nampa, he is presently chairman of the foreign language department and teacher of Spanish at Corona Del Mar High School. A i. ft jCj 7 11 DOROTHY ANNE FERGUSON Daughter of Mrs. Ber-nice B. Ferguson, 697 St, San Bernardino, and the late Philip H.

Ferguson. Graduated from St. Bernardino High School in 1965 and attended San Bernardino Valley College. Employed at St. Bernar-dine's Hospital PM by Anthony toy RICHARD GARY LUNDGREN Son of Mrs.

Janet Blade of Tuscson, and the late Gordon A. Blade. Attending Flowing Wells High School in Minnesota and University of the Philippines. Currently a student at San Bernardino Valley College and serving as an Airman 2.C. in the APPLE VALLEY Formal candlelight ceremonies at Church of the Valley, Presbyterian, were performed by Rev.

O. William Hansen for Miss Lyn Dyhrman of Victorville, and Gordon B. Becktold of Laguna Beach. An audience of 130 guests witnessed the double-ring rites during which the bride was escorted to the altar by her father. A yellow and white color theme was carried out in gowns worn by bridal attendants Suzanne Honda, maid of honor from Victorville; Kathy Schraud, of Chula Vista; and Linda Joslyn, of Los Angeles.

Flower girls were Corey MCallister and Janice Knepp of Victorville. Standing with the groom as best man was Kenneth Cap-ron of Victorville. Brothers of the couple Richard Dyrhman, of Victorville, and James Becktold of Edwards Air Force Base, were ushers. Mrs. J.

W. Abel of Santa Monica circulated the guest book. Mrs. Becktold, a graduate OLCA LUJAN IS BACK AT THE GOLDEN TOUCH BEAUTY SALON U.S. Air Force at Norton AFB.

The couple will exchange vows July 23 at St. Ber-nardine Catholic Church. Iota Omegas See Dodgers Members of Iota Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi and their friends attended a Dodger baseball game last week. During the game, a welcome to the group was flashed on a greeting sign. Mrs.

William Daugherty arranged for the bus transportation and refreshments. 5th and STREET TU 5-4888 BETWEEN BARKER BROS. nd THE GOLD ROOM High Stylingx Our Specialty CARMEN PEDROZA ELIAS GAMBOA OWNER PARKING VALIDATION OPERATOR OPEN TUES. THRU SAT. Photo by J.

Worley Williams AIR. AND MRS. GORDON B. BECKTOLD Mexican honeymoon Bradley-Alstatt II fit 1 Sis' hi If VICKI ALTSTATT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Altstatt, 1837 Fre-montia Drive, San Bernardino. 1966 graduate of Pacific High School where she was member of Pagett-s and House of Representatives. DAVE BRADLEY Son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. H. Bradley. El Monte.

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and Mrs. Raymond B. Nuxoll, 5625 Wadsworth Highland. 1965 graduate of Pacific High School. Employed by Independent Order of Foresters.

Photo by Brnrd RALPH G. MONTOYA JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Montoya 1261 Tejon Colton.

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