what'M -T,4 14- 1& Couples take spring wedding vows new 4- 111 with 3 11 - | 1! 1.b Carillo-Slayton Cecilia Joan Carillo of Marina became the bride of Deron Lee Slayton of Monterey on Saturday at Monterey Peninsula Community Church in Carmel. A reception at the Rancho Canada Country Club followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Carillo and the sister of Stephen Carillo II and Leanne Carillo, all of Marina. She is a graduate of Seaside High School and of Monterey Peninsula College, and is a secretary for a Pebble Beach hotel. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slayton of Salinas and the brother of Crystal Slayton of Salinas and Rosa Slayton of Fresno. He is a banquet supervisor· for a Pebble Beach hotel. Attendants to the bride were Crystal and Rosa Slayton, Tracy Carrie Gaham, Tod Wed May 13 at Wawona Hotel in Yosemite were Carrie Jean Gaham and Todd-Richard Carleton McCann, both of Fresno. A reception at the hotel followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gaham of Lindsey, and the sister of Christie Gaham of Long Beach. A graduate of Califor- nia State University at Fresno, she is a teacher for the Fresno Unified School District. The bridegroom, a marketing representative for a mortgage firm in Fresno, attended Pacific Grove High School and graduated from California State University at MacLaughlin-Phillips Susan Andrews MacLaughlin and Vincent Edward Phillips, both of Hercules, were wed Saturday in Point Richmond at Linsley Hall, a former Episcopal Church. A recep- tion at the hall's garden followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Charles A. and Myrle MacLaughlin Bf Torn,al Chr. h. n r....A....+,·_.L-- Kathleen Neill, Charles Guinn d Kathleen Herridge Neill and Charles Dean Guinn, both of Fresno, were married Saturday at St. Duns- tan's Episcopal Church in Carmel Valley. A dinner at John Gardiners Tennis Ranch followed the cere- mony. A reception at the Fig Gar- den Swim and Racquet Club in Fresno will be held on June 3. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton B. Neill Jr. of Carmel Valley and the sister of Kimberly Antrim of Boise, Idaho, 1 and of Kerry Halsted and Kristina Neill, both of Davis. She is a grad- uate of the Carmel High School and Vineberg-Harrigan inpher a A nfl the University of California at Davis, and is attending graduate school at California State University at Fresno. She is employed as a loan specialist for a bank in Fresno. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Guinn of Vis- alia. A graduate of CSU at Fresno, he is a loan officer for a bank in Fresno. Attendants to the couple were Kerry Halsted and Robert Griffin of Fresno. Following a Caribbean honey- moon, the couple will be at home in Fresno. Mrs. Deron Slayton Harris of Pacific Grove and Leanne Carillo. Attendants to the groom were Stephen Carillo, John Mondragon and Charles Mendez, both of Del: Rey Oaks and Ron Fairbanks of Fresno. After a honeymoon to Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, the couple will be at home in Monterey. 1-Richard McCann Fresno. He is the son of Mrs. Louise F. McCann of Pacific Grove, and of Mr. and Mrs. D.C. McCann of Mon- terey and the brother of Stephanie. Trenner of Salinas, Sheridan Jones of Fresno and Sara Freeman of San Jose. He is also the brother of the late Sandra McCann-Massie. Attendants to the bride were Christie Gaham, and Kristen Meier of Southern California. Attendants to the groom were · Mike Gross of Redding and Bret Baker of Fresno. Following a honeymon in Yose- mite, the couple will be at home in Fresno. rMX'„717·1171- 111 9111r39--9-ELIEEtl 9,304 1 "Oh, isn't life a terrible thing, thank God?" Dylan Thomas If you didn't get by TOWNS- ENDS over the weekend, be sure to drop in soon to see the collection of custom de- signed hand- made leather footwear by Colorado artist, Robbyn Gar- den (soft as butter); and new innova- tive wearable art fashions by Beverly Kenville (gorgeous handpainted chif- fons & other silks). Then feast your eyes on the many new Townsend designs - great styles and colors in blouses, skirts and dresses, all with that very special TOWNSEND- look! 234 The Crossroads, Carmel. 625-3357. ARt.AND,< Fixing up the house? New wallpa- per? Window treatments? You're in luck - GARLANDS, an Interioir Showplace, is continuing its sale on Sunwall wallpaper at 30 % off; and Sunflex mini Minds in tons of colors (some duo-toned) at 45% oH! In ad- dition, of course, book after book 01 wallpapers and fabric samples. Watch for word on the next wallpa- per demonstration (to be done regu- larly), and soon, in-stock wall cover- ings in a variety oi Waverly patterns! Grand Opening is coming up - keep reading! 620 Lighthouse, PG 646-8800. Another very lovely creation t*-7 by KAZUKO - this flared skirt and vest in Japanese ki- mono cotton in gray and blue I stripes. Beauti- ' fully made of - course. with LouiNe Nachman 4*46-1)616 DEL MONTE PASTRIES is busy, busy, busy taking orders for cakes that will honor this spring's grad- uates! Cakes of any flavor, any size (even in :he shape of a book), can be jecorated with figurines in cap and gown, scrolls, etc. Show how proud you are; phone in your order and surprise that grad! And for your Memorial Day picnics, remember this long established, old- fashioned bakery (it does it all!) has hamburger buns, French rolls, and heavenly apple sbrudel! Del Monte Center, next door to Lucky's. 375-4222. This handsome sweater - for man or woman is from a collection of sweaters made in Spain at HARUKO'S FASHIONS Cotton blend in many colors, solid and pat- terned, v-neck or round, and soft as can be. Best of all, it was a special purchase so Haruko can offer them at a mere $49! Easy, comfort- able, great for golf: and keep in mind that special day for Dad next month! Remember HARUKO is forever add- ing new merchandise to her 50 % off upstairs loft! the Crossroads Indoor Mall, Carmel, 625-1060. Mothers and children: have you heard the dinosaurs are coming to Pacific Grove? That's the rumor, And DEBORAH'S ARTS is well pre- wed with pins, aprons, pens, pen- ...Gill_stamps, wind-up toys, ETC! T+ 4 i , OCR Text: what'M -T,4 14- 1& Couples take spring wedding vows new 4- 111 with 3 11 - | 1! 1.b Carillo-Slayton Cecilia Joan Carillo of Marina became the bride of Deron Lee Slayton of Monterey on Saturday at Monterey Peninsula Community Church in Carmel. A reception at the Rancho Canada Country Club followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Carillo and the sister of Stephen Carillo II and Leanne Carillo, all of Marina. She is a graduate of Seaside High School and of Monterey Peninsula College, and is a secretary for a Pebble Beach hotel. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slayton of Salinas and the brother of Crystal Slayton of Salinas and Rosa Slayton of Fresno. He is a banquet supervisor· for a Pebble Beach hotel. Attendants to the bride were Crystal and Rosa Slayton, Tracy Carrie Gaham, Tod Wed May 13 at Wawona Hotel in Yosemite were Carrie Jean Gaham and Todd-Richard Carleton McCann, both of Fresno. A reception at the hotel followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gaham of Lindsey, and the sister of Christie Gaham of Long Beach. A graduate of Califor- nia State University at Fresno, she is a teacher for the Fresno Unified School District. The bridegroom, a marketing representative for a mortgage firm in Fresno, attended Pacific Grove High School and graduated from California State University at MacLaughlin-Phillips Susan Andrews MacLaughlin and Vincent Edward Phillips, both of Hercules, were wed Saturday in Point Richmond at Linsley Hall, a former Episcopal Church. A recep- tion at the hall's garden followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Charles A. and Myrle MacLaughlin Bf Torn,al Chr. h. n r....A.... ,·_.L-- Kathleen Neill, Charles Guinn d Kathleen Herridge Neill and Charles Dean Guinn, both of Fresno, were married Saturday at St. Duns- tan's Episcopal Church in Carmel Valley. A dinner at John Gardiners Tennis Ranch followed the cere- mony. A reception at the Fig Gar- den Swim and Racquet Club in Fresno will be held on June 3. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton B. Neill Jr. of Carmel Valley and the sister of Kimberly Antrim of Boise, Idaho, 1 and of Kerry Halsted and Kristina Neill, both of Davis. She is a grad- uate of the Carmel High School and Vineberg-Harrigan inpher a A nfl the University of California at Davis, and is attending graduate school at California State University at Fresno. She is employed as a loan specialist for a bank in Fresno. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Guinn of Vis- alia. A graduate of CSU at Fresno, he is a loan officer for a bank in Fresno. Attendants to the couple were Kerry Halsted and Robert Griffin of Fresno. Following a Caribbean honey- moon, the couple will be at home in Fresno. Mrs. Deron Slayton Harris of Pacific Grove and Leanne Carillo. Attendants to the groom were Stephen Carillo, John Mondragon and Charles Mendez, both of Del: Rey Oaks and Ron Fairbanks of Fresno. After a honeymoon to Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, the couple will be at home in Monterey. 1-Richard McCann Fresno. He is the son of Mrs. Louise F. McCann of Pacific Grove, and of Mr. and Mrs. D.C. McCann of Mon- terey and the brother of Stephanie. Trenner of Salinas, Sheridan Jones of Fresno and Sara Freeman of San Jose. He is also the brother of the late Sandra McCann-Massie. Attendants to the bride were Christie Gaham, and Kristen Meier of Southern California. Attendants to the groom were · Mike Gross of Redding and Bret Baker of Fresno. Following a honeymon in Yose- mite, the couple will be at home in Fresno. rMX'„717·1171- 111 9111r39--9-ELIEEtl 9,304 1 "Oh, isn't life a terrible thing, thank God?" Dylan Thomas If you didn't get by TOWNS- ENDS over the weekend, be sure to drop in soon to see the collection of custom de- signed hand- made leather footwear by Colorado artist, Robbyn Gar- den (soft as butter); and new innova- tive wearable art fashions by Beverly Kenville (gorgeous handpainted chif- fons & other silks). Then feast your eyes on the many new Townsend designs - great styles and colors in blouses, skirts and dresses, all with that very special TOWNSEND- look! 234 The Crossroads, Carmel. 625-3357. ARt.AND,< Fixing up the house? New wallpa- per? Window treatments? You're in luck - GARLANDS, an Interioir Showplace, is continuing its sale on Sunwall wallpaper at 30 % off; and Sunflex mini Minds in tons of colors (some duo-toned) at 45% oH! In ad- dition, of course, book after book 01 wallpapers and fabric samples. Watch for word on the next wallpa- per demonstration (to be done regu- larly), and soon, in-stock wall cover- ings in a variety oi Waverly patterns! Grand Opening is coming up - keep reading! 620 Lighthouse, PG 646-8800. Another very lovely creation t*-7 by KAZUKO - this flared skirt and vest in Japanese ki- mono cotton in gray and blue I stripes. Beauti- ' fully made of - course. with LouiNe Nachman 4*46-1)616 DEL MONTE PASTRIES is busy, busy, busy taking orders for cakes that will honor this spring's grad- uates! Cakes of any flavor, any size (even in :he shape of a book), can be jecorated with figurines in cap and gown, scrolls, etc. Show how proud you are; phone in your order and surprise that grad! And for your Memorial Day picnics, remember this long established, old- fashioned bakery (it does it all!) has hamburger buns, French rolls, and heavenly apple sbrudel! Del Monte Center, next door to Lucky's. 375-4222. This handsome sweater - for man or woman is from a collection of sweaters made in Spain at HARUKO'S FASHIONS Cotton blend in many colors, solid and pat- terned, v-neck or round, and soft as can be. Best of all, it was a special purchase so Haruko can offer them at a mere $49! Easy, comfort- able, great for golf: and keep in mind that special day for Dad next month! Remember HARUKO is forever add- ing new merchandise to her 50 % off upstairs loft! the Crossroads Indoor Mall, Carmel, 625-1060. Mothers and children: have you heard the dinosaurs are coming to Pacific Grove? That's the rumor, And DEBORAH'S ARTS is well pre- wed with pins, aprons, pens, pen- ...Gill_stamps, wind-up toys, ETC! T 4 i , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,L through M File Names,Morse,MORSE_007.pdf,MORSE_007.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: MORSE_007.PDF, MORSE_007.pdf 1 Page 1