Santa Maria Times from Santa Maria, California • 9

South Family Karen White 925.2691 Julie Hill-Quaresma marry in seaside service SHELL BEACH An archway overlooking the ocean at Shell Beach was the scene of the late afternoon double ring weeding on March 6 uniting in marriage Julie Hill, and Neal Quaresma, both of Arroyo Grande. Judge Barry Hammer conducted the service. The bride, given in marriage by her step-father, is the daughter of Darcy and Mary Schermerhorn of Arroyo Grande and Howard Hill of Prescott, Ariz. The bridegroom is the son of Bill and Gerrie Quaresma of Arroyo Grande. The new Mrs.

Quaresma wore a floor-length gown of white lace with a fitted bodice, long sleeves and a high, keyhole neckline for the service. A shoulder ruffle of lace ended in a vee in front and back. She carried a cascade of carnations and stephanotis. In her hair were baby's breath florets under a veil borrowed from the couple's friend, Sandy Mankins. Mm.

and Mrs. Keith Pricer of Orcutt have announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Terri Lynne, to Harry Roberts Drake, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Drake of Anaheim.

The bride-elect was graduated from Silver Creek High School, San Jose, with the class of 1978 and will graduate this June from Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, majoring in business and accounting. The bridegroom-elect was graduated with the class of 1976 from Eisenhower High School in Rialto, San Bernardino Valley College with the class of 1978 and Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo with the class of 1981 with a degree in architectural. He is employed by Dan Rowland and Associates, Anaheim, as an architectural draftsman. An Aug. 7 wedding is planned in the San Luis Obispo United Methodist Church.

Lori Treet of Arroyo Grande, a friend, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Carol Roberts, Lisa Trett, Delynne Shelton and Susan Hall, all of Arroyo Grande. Jamie Hill, niece of the bride, was flower girl. Quaresma chose a friend, Mario Sanchez of Arroyo Grande, as best man. His attendants were Mark Quaresma, his brother; Ralph Hill, the bride's brother, both of Arroyo Grande; Russ Hatley of Bakersfield and Bobby Dobbyn of Hacienda Heights.

Matthew Peterson, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. A barbecued chicken dinner held at the Arroyo Grande Association Hall followed the ceremony. The newlyweds cut a four-tiered wedding cake baked and decorated by his sister, Terry Peterson. They both attended schools in Arroyo Grande and both were graduated from Lopez High School. The couple will make a first home in Bakersfield where he is employed by Cal-Pacific on an oil drilling rig.

Mr. and Mrs. Hank Neiggemann of Santa Maria have announced the engagement and planned marriage of their daughter, Nansi Ann, of Santa Barbara, to Thomas E. Vos, Escondido, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwart T. Vos. A Sept. 25 wedding is planned at St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Church in Orcutt.

The bride-elect was graduated from St. Joseph High School in 1971 and attended the Univ. of Calif. Santa Barbara where she obtained a certificate of legal assistanceship. She is employed by Archbald and Spray in Santa Barbara as a legal assistant.

The prospective bridegroom, after serving in the U.S. Navy, graduated from Cal Poly State University, Pomona, with a bachelor of science degree in engineering and is currently employed by the San Diego Division of Hewlett-Packard as the manager of engineering. CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: equals P.

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Boone St. 925-1515 Santa Maria, Times, Friday, April 30, 1982-9 Cancer Society sets barbecue, reports bike- a-thon winners The Santa Maria Chapter of the American Cancer Society will sponsor a western-style barbecue as a fund-raiser on Saturday, May 22, 1 to 4 p.m., at Mussell Fort and Western Museum, Tepusquet Canyon. The event is limited to 200 persons and tickets may be purchased for $10 a person from ACS members or from the American Cancer Society office, 102 N. McClelland across the street from the Town Center Mall. For information persons may telephone 925-4451 or 937-6944.

Members of the Lions Club will serve as the cooks Calendar Legal seminar PISMO BEACH Santa Maria-Lompoc and San Luis Obispo County Legal Secretaries Association will co-host the 11th annual Joint Legal Seminar at Trader Nick's Restaurant, Pismo Beach, on Saturday. Registration will be from 8:15 to 9 a.m., followed by an all-day program. A buffee luncheon will be served. For further information contact Linda Duarte, 922- 8448. A $10 fee is asked, including lunch.

Vegetarians ARROYO GRANDE Caryl Willard, administrator for Mental Health, San Luis Obispo County, will speak on "'Mentally Healthful Living" at the monthly potluck the Vegetarian Inclined Persons (V.I.P.) Club Monday evening in the Arroyo Grande Community Center, 211 Vernon St. The potluck will be at 6:30 p.m. and persons should take a dish to serve six plus their own service. Genealogical Society Annette Perry will lead a class on advanced research methods at the 7 p.m. Monday meeting of the Santa Maria Valley Genealogical Society at the Santa Maria Library.

Guests may attend. BIRTHS Marian Hospital A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Baal, 463 S. Palisades, April 28.

A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Crockett, 817 E. Mariposa, April 28. A girl born to Mr.

and Mrs. Cletus Doyal, 319 S. Ranch, April 28. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs.

Arturo Guzman, 1507 N. Broadway, No. 2, April 28. Computer held WASHINGTON (AP) Doctors may eventually be able to turn to a computer for help in selecting treatment for an alcoholic patient, reports a medical publication. The use of the model as a clinical tool, however, is at least two to five years away, the estimated time required to test and perfect it.

A HEALTH FAIR EXPO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haase of Olympia, have announced the engagement and planned marriage of their daughter, Linda Marie, to Brian David Brewer, Kirkland, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brewer of Sweet Home, formerly of Santa Maria.

The bride-elect graduated from Olympia High School and Northwest 1 College of Kirland and currently works for Seattle Trust and Savings Bank in Lacey and i is coordinator of S.A.L.T. in Olympia. Her fiance was graudated from Righetti High School and will graduate from Northwest College in May. A July 16 wedding is planned. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Reed of Santa Maria have announced the engagement and planned wedding of their daughter, Julie D. Bell, Santa Barbara, to Timothy B. Thompson of Santa Barbara, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd Thompson of Santa Maria. The couple plan a June 26 ceremony in the Santa Maria Inn and gardens. The bride-to-be obtained her bachelor of science degree from Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo, and her master of science degree from San Francisco State University and is an associate engineer, research and development, American Heyer-Schulte Corporation, Goleta. The prospective bridegroom was formerly employed with Consolidated Lumber and Truss in Santa Maria and is completing a degree in English studies at Univ. of Calif.

Santa Barbara. MARIAN HOSPITAL'S Fourth Annual STAY WELL HEALTH FAIR Saturday, May 1 10:00 PM SCREENINGS INFORMATION BOOTHS Height Weight Urinalysis Nutrition Exercise Anemia Blood Pressure Diabetes Pediatrics Oral Exam Glaucoma Paramedics Pharmacy Vision Testing Pulmonary Functions Emergency Medicine Colon Cancer Breast Self-Exam Blood Chemistry Panel ($7.00, includes 24 tests). ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE DAY Refreshments 1400 E. Church Santa Maria, Ca. Northeast corner of hospital grounds Co-Sponsered by: Child Care Provided Chevron American Red Cross KNBC HCSC OF SOUTHERN COUNCIL CALIFORNIA for the day and all proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society.

Mussell Ford is privately owned and is not normally open to the public. The Mussell family has invited the ACS to use the facilities and visit the fort on this afternoon only. Winners have been announced in the recently ACS bike-a-thon. Firest place, a 10-speed bike from The Bike Barn, was won by Tim Tomastik, accounced Tony Prado, chairman. Second place, $75 cash donated by Cal Coast Acidizing, went to Valerie Smith; third place, a baseball glove from Don Groppetti, went to Brian Irwin and an AM-FM radio from Parson Drugs, fourth place, went to Chuck Halsell.

Trophies from and Contractors for the oldest and youngest rider went to JoAnn Rowbery and Gina Guerrero. Steve Clayton and Raphael Smith collected plaques donated by Mid-State Bank and a gift certificate from the Santa Maria Club for the most miles ridden. Other prize winners were Betty Segui and Mark Ricca. Hank Guerrero was honored for signing up the most new riders. The Bike Barn furnished a hamburger barbecue at the end of the ride for all participants.

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