anaheim-gazette 1964-01-23

Badten-Ahacic Wedding In Garden Grove Church The First Assembly of God Church in Garden Grove was the scene of the marriage of Eldonna Badten to Kenneth Ahacic. The Rev. Ralph Markey was the officiant. The church was decorated with floral arrangements of white, silver and ice blue to complete the beauty of the evening ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in imported white silk organza fashioned with a fitted bodice, adorned with rose appliques of lace, long tapered sleeves and bouffant skirt falling in chapel train. The bouffant elbow veil of silk-illusion was held by a white pillbox crown accented by floral designs and pearl droplet. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotis centered by a white orchid. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Sharon Badten, who was dressed in white peau de soie with white velveteen accents. Bridesmaids, Patricia Ahacic, sister of the groom; Marion Brown and Judy Palermo wore white peau de soie accented with white velveteen. Jim Brizzack, uncle of the groom, served as best man while David Wantland, John Shuben and Jerry Phelps served as groom's men. Ushers were Don Saunders and Dean Jamson. Flower girl was Linda Badten, sister of the bride. Ring bearer, was Jimmy Brizzack, cousin of the groom. Traditional wedding music was played by Marta Jarvis groom, served as best man while David Wantland, John Shuben and Jerry Phelps served as groom's men. Ushers were Don Saunders and Dean Jameson. Flower girl was Linda Badten, sister of the bride. Ring bearer, was Jimmy Brizzack, cousin of the groom. Traditional wedding music was played by Martha Jarvis and Soloists were Nona Sheets and David Stout. A reception, where the newly married couple were greeted by 200 wedding guests, was held in the social hall of the church. The brides parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Badten and the groom's mother is Mrs. John Ahacic, all of Anaheim. The bride attends Magnolia High School. The bridegroom is employed at Beckman Instruments and attends Orange Coast College. Following a honeymoon trip to Palm Springs, the couple will be at home at 9511 Maureen, Garden Grove. Bridge Results Anthony Lipsky directed the regular bridge night at the Elks Lodge. Winning North-South were Ben Mendoza and Esker Hester, first; Gordon Shepard and Charles Elliott, second; Floyd Tarter and Nate Gillam, third; Charles Rowland and Dr. James Colvin, fourth. East-West winners were Dr. David Swanda and Henry Mulligan, first; Milt Cohen and Mrs. Emily Quick, second; Mrs. Eugene Oberly and Benjamin McLeod, third; and Mrs. Betty Reynolds and Mrs. Robert Nolan, fourth. A new class in Contract Bridge will start next Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the Poolside Room of the Disneyland Hotel. East-West winners were Dr. David Swanda and Henry Mulligan, first; Milt Cohen and Mrs. Emily Quick, second; Mrs. Eugene Oberly and Benjamin McLeod, third; and Mrs. Betty Reynolds and Mrs. Robert Nolan, fourth. A new class in Contract Bridge will start next Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the Poolside Room of the Disneyland Hotel. Registration is 10:15. Mrs. Roy Strotz, Life Master and member of the American Association of Bridge Teachers, will conduct the course of eight lessons. Included will be the Goren Point Count method of bidding, analysis of bids, hand evaluation, leads, play of the hand and defense. The course is devised for those who wish to improve their game and learn the latest changes in the Goren system. Mrs. Strotz has been directing duplicate bridge games for the past 15 years and is cognizant of the everyday errors the average bridge player makes. She has taught bridge continuously for the past six years at the Disneyland Hotel as well as in the Harbor area. Further information may be obtained by phoning OR 3-7939. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. 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Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. pointed out that the M Dimes has established new treatment centers at hospitals throughout the The centers, will enailors to focus attention needs of birth defect knowing that these re then become available more infants and children could possibly be supported by the March of "Perhaps the most interesting thing about the 1964 M Dimes," they said, knowledge on the part Mothers' March volunteer she is giving new hope ents and a greater char normal life to little ch For those wishing to the night of January SLIM AND TRIM are the watch words for men's trousers and slacks. Spring's pants will be slightly shorter and combine with high rise and boot styling in shoes. This ought to really finish the "potato-with-toothpicks-for-legs" look! However, after watching some '40 movies on TV, I have decided slightly trim pants do look better — or maybe my mind is just getting conditioned to them. WITH OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN Santa Anita tracks, those in the horsey set might venture to watch some of the many horse shows staged in this area. The young people in these shows are most serious and entertaining in their ability to give a good show and they appreciate an audience to cheer them. Check your corral. The 10th Annual March of Dimes breakfast and horseshow is scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 26th, at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Breakfast at 7 a.m. and the show will be held in the arena at 9 a.m. Perc Fuller of Santa Ana and his 250 committee members hope to break all records with "the biggest one yet." Sponsors are the Associated Riding Clubs, Orange County Sheriff's Reserves and the All-American Markets, Inc. This is not only good entertainment but for a worthy cause. GALS, IF YOU FEEL let-down, out of step and not wanted, remember to: Ask not what MY AUNT MATILDA says she feels guilty. She confesses she belongs to a "hate" group... hates fish! 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