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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Sunday, March 18, 1979 Engagements Selders, Toenniges Journal Special BAYARD Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Selders, Bayard, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Jay T. Toenniges, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Toenniges, Albuquerque. A mid-June wedding is planned in Las Cruces. Ferguson, Prestridge Mr. and Mrs.

Waylon B. Ferguson, 6401 Rogers NE, announce the engagement of their danghter, Diane, Waco, Texas, to Luke E. Prestridge, Waco, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Prestridge, Houston.

A summer wedding is planned at First Baptist Church, Albuquerque. Wedekind, Padilla Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Greco, 3309 Mars Road NE, announce the engagement of their danghter, Sheila Joy Wedekind, to Nicholas A.

Padilla, son of Mrs. Cela Padilla, 11100 Hannett NE, and Nicholas Padilla, 1716 Princeton SE. An April 28 wedding is planned at the Christian Center. Baca, Gonzales Journal Special BELEN Mrs. Rebecca C.

Baca, Belen, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Susan, 2323 Kathryn SE, Albuquerque, to Bennie Gonzales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Gonzales, 1402 Canyon Trail SW, Albuquerque. An April 28 wedding is planned at St. Charles Borromeo Church.

Weckerly, Beeker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weckerly, 4200 Broadmoor NE, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ranae, to David Beeker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beeker, 8208 Eddy NE.

The couple plans a late summer wedding. Spisak, McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. John Spisak, 6021 Brenda NE, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Lynn, to Ronald Charles McDevitt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John McDevitt, 2920 Solano Drive NE. An April 27 wedding is planned at Queen of Heaven Catholic Church. Robertson, Sedall Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.

Robertson, 6812 Tierra Drive NW, announce the engagement of their daughter, Leisa to John F. Sedall, 7043 Second NW, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sedall, 342 Nara Visa Road NW. A June 1 wedding is planned at Harwood United Methodist Church.

Lightfoot, Blue Sky J.0. Lightfoot, 1730 Cherokee Road NW, announces the engagement of his daughter, Gayle, to Chester Tafoya Blue Sky, 5502 Eastern SE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Teofilo Tafoya, 362 Tyler Road NW. The bride-elect also is the daughter of the late Mrs.

J.0. Lightfoot. A June 30 wedding is planned at First Baptist Church. Roberts, Moss Baca, McNiel Mr. and Mrs.

Fred C. Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Roberts, 1511 Stanford Baca, 36 Garden Park Drive NE, announce the Circle NW, announce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter, Marcee Ann, to danghter, Lori, to David E.

Wayne Moss, son of McNiel, son of Lt. Col. Mr. and Mrs. Ernel E.

and Mrs. M.E. McNiel of Moss, 3509 Cuervo NE. A Morehead City, N.C.A May 26 garden wedding May 26 wedding is is planned at Four Sea- planned at Grace Church. sons Motor Inn.

Iden, Stillman Vandock, Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald R. Iden, 1715 Chacoma Place Vandock, Albuquerque, SW, announce the enment announce of their the daughter, engage- ter, gagement Robin Lea, their to steplien Kim Allison Vandock, to Stillman, son of Mrs. Ida John Robert Hunt, son of R. Stillman, 5608 Eastern Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Hunt, SE. An Aug. 4 wedding is Albuquerque. A June planned at the University wedding is planned at St. of New Mexico Alumni Paul's United Methodist Memorial Chapel.

Church. Duran, Salas Padilla, Olguin Announcement of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. engagement of Miss Kym Padilla, 1300 Douglas Duran to Charlie Salas, MacArthur NW, anson of Mr.

and Mrs. nounce the engagement Ralph Salas, 109 47th NW, of their daughter, Steis made by her parents, to Joseph G. Jintmy Dnran, 1520 Uni- Olguin, son of Mr. and versity Blvd. NE, and Ms.

Mrs. Gillie Olguin, 730 La Carmen Duran, 10805 Poblana NW. A July 7 Cruz SW. An April 21 wedding is planned at wedding is planned at Our Lady of Guadalupe Holy Rosary Church. Church.

Thompson, Nikolich Anderson, Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Announcement is made Thompson, 9909 Mesa of the engagement of Sue Arriba NE, announce the Anderson, 3402 Wyoming engagement of their NE, to Robert Dunn, 2425 danghter, Shelley Elaine, Figueroa NE, son of Mr. to Petar Nikolich, Redon- and Mrs.

W.A. Dunn, do Beach, son of West Monroe, La. The Mr. and Mrs. Mihailo bride-elect is the daughNikolic, Woodland Hills, ter of the late Mr.

and and Belgrade, Mrs. David Porterfield, Yugoslavia. A May 19 Waxahachie, Texas." An wedding is planned at April 17 wedding on Fellowship Baptist skates is planned at RainChurch. bo Garden Roller Drome. Chapter Is Sponsoring 'French for Travelers' Classes Mrs.

David Eppler, University of New Mexico graduate and former Alliance Francaise scholarship recipient to France, is coordinator the organization's new for Travelers" classes. The Albuquerque chapter of the Paris-based Federation of French Alliances is sponsoring a seven week, 14 hour program, designed to enable the traveler to cope with finding a hotel, taking the Metro, ordering in restanrants, getting around and communicating in French. $20.97 and up The Diane Von totes, Luggage garment carry-ons, bags Collection LIE Outlet Princess Jeanne Shopping Center Eubank at Constitution 293-0817 Open Thurs. 'til 9, Sun. 12-5 LES Ritas Quilt'N Sewing Center 1606 Central (off University) Hours: Sun.

-Thurs. 9:30 AM 6:00 Fri. 9:30 AM 5:00 PM 243-1452 LEARN TO QUILT 6 easy lessons for beginners New Classes Forming April 17-Reserve Space SPECIAL WORKSHOP ON SEMINOLE PATCHWORK $4.00 plus materials Make a skirt! Wed. March 28th REGISTER NOW! Intermediate class starting March 25th. Make a quilt of your own in three months.

Large selection of kits, calicos, all quilting needs. Also many books and patterns. ENTIRE STOCK off NOW TILL MARCH 23 Sewing Techniques Demonstration Lecture Public invited No Charge Daughters of Nile To Install Officers Yucca Temple 74, Daughters of the Nile, will conduct its annual installation of officers Saturday at 7 p.m. in Masonic Temple, 1634 University Blvd. NE.

Mrs. William C. Cone is to accept the duties of queen in ceremonies featuring an Egyptian temple setting. Mrs. Frank A.

Tegard, past queen will be mistress of ceremonies. introduced. Mrs. Norman H. Mac Kay, international supreme queen, Daughters of the Nile, will be installing officer, assisted by Mmes.

N. Carson Ribble; Clarence Luten, E.H. Sudron, Edward Mabrito and Malcolm Petree, supreme officer appointments and past queens of the temple. All other past queens are to be formally Also among officers elect of the organization, which includes all of New Mexico and parts of Colorado, are Mrs. Richard F.

Taylor, junior past queen; Mrs. Melvin Lambert, Princess Royal; Mrs. William Fulk, Princess Tirzah; Mrs. a Harold W. Olson, Princess Badoura; Mrs.

Ray E. McCarthy, princess recorder, and Mrs. Bill M. Barbee, princess banker. Appointive officer also will be installed.

Mrs. J. Amacker is installation director with Mrs. John Hill, Council Names Guest Speaker Dr. William S.

Lovekin, Albuquerque cardiologist, will be guest speaker at the Albuquerque Christian Business and Professional Women's Council "'Wearin' of the Green" dessert Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Four Seasons Motor Inn, 2500 Carlisle NE. Designated "Men's Night," the session also will feature a demonstration of Korean style karate by Sun Duk Choi, instructor with New Mexico Tae Kwon Do Association. Cathy Claussen will be the vocal soloist. The event is open to the public with a $2.75 charge payable at the door.

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Cone's Albuquerque aides, Mmes. Jefferson Amacker, August G. Seis Chester Wiseman and Abraham Kouri, are serving on the reception committee. Mrs. Cone has chosen the gold rose as her flower and the "busy bee" as her emblem.

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