July Wedding for Popular Kenai Pair
Wedding vows for Carol Dub
endorf and Glenn Kooley, both
of Kenai, were exchanged at 7
p.m. Friday, July 28, in the
Kenai Chapel with the Rev. Fred
Crozier officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dubendorf,
Kenai residents since 1i>52, and
is a 1 £>00 graduate of Kenai high
school.
Parents of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Odman Kooley. His
mother has lived in Kenai all of
her life and his father came to
Kenai 35 years ago. The bride
groom is employed by Coastal
Drilling Co., in local oil field
operations.
Traditional nuptial music was
played by Miss Lynn Crandal,
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Weimer sang
“Savior Like a Shepherd Lead
LTs;” John Warren, “Because,”
and Mrs. Albert Munson, “0
Promise Me” and “O Perfect
Love.”
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The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor
length gown of white lace fash
ioned with long tapered sleeves,
tiny covered buttons down the
hack, and tiers of pleated nylon
extending into a long train. A
white satin bow secured the fin
ger-tip length veil and her bridal
bouquet of pink roses surround
ed by white stephanitis was car
ried atop a white Bible.
Miss Jane Konley, sister of
the bridegroom, was maid of
honor. Her dress was of powder
blue chiffon, designed with sma l
bows on each shoulder, and she
cairied carnations in a burnt
orange shade.
Mrs. George Schmalzried and
Mrs. Gordon Baktuit, bridesma
trons, were gowned respectively
in pink nylon and mint green
chiffon, the dresses featuring
sparkling spaghetti shoulder
straps. Mrs. Sehmaiziied’s flow
ers wrere blue carnations and
Mrs. Baktuit carried yellow7 car
nations.
Flow'er girls were Georgia
Schmalzried and Teresa Warren,
both of whom were in floor
length white lace dresses. Ter
esa’s dress, decorated with pink
rosebuds across the front, was
made by Mrs. Tom Hays.
Gordon Ray Baktuit was ring
bearer.
George Schmalzried served the
groom as best man. Ushers were
Goby Wilson and Richard Kooley.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Dubendorf chose to wear a
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beige lace dress with a beige
orchid corsage. Mrs. Kooley,
mother of the groom, wore a
dress of powder blue lace with
beige orchid corsage.
A reception in the church base
ment followed the ceremony.
The bride’s cake, made by Mrs.
Paul Frickley, was in four ticus
with swans holding up the two
top tiers. It was iced in pastel
pink and decorated with pale
green flowers.
Presiding at the refreshment
table wer Mrs. Russell Bagley
and Mrs. Paul Tac-hik, both of
Soldatna. Mrs. Bagley served the
cake and Mrs. Taehik poured
punch. Their corsages were of
pink roses.
Mrs. John Warren, sister of
the bridegroom, was in charge
of the guest book and gifts were
listed by M Richard Dubendorf
and Ml ley Taehik. Flow
ers fo’ ,le, her attendants
and i is for the church
were * ed by Mrs. Forest
Ford. Wedding pictures were
taken by Mrs. Frank Rowley.
Following a short wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Kooley plan
to live in their new home which
is three miles out of Kenai on
the road to Soldatna.
Bridal Shower Held
For Miss Bubendorf
Mrs; John Warren was hostess
at a pre-nuptial shower honoring
Miss Carol Dubendorf on the
evening- of July 24 in the former’s
home in Kenai. The honors be
came the bride of Glenn Kooley
on July 28 in a ceremony taking
place in the Kenai Chapel.
The refreshment table was
centered with a double wedding
ring cake, iced in white and dec
orated with pink roses and rose
buds. Also served were hors
d’oeuvres of smoked clams and
pimento cheese, potato chips with
onion and garlic dip, smoked
salmon and egg salad sandwiches,
and coffee.
The hostess was in charge of
gifts and the bridal bouquet was
made by Miss Kay Munson from
ribbons from gift packages.
Others attending were Mrs.
Fred Crdzier, Mrs. Bud Lofsted,
]\IYs. Phil Wilson, Mrs. Carl Rog
ers, Mrs. Boyce Youngblood, Mrs.
Richard Dubendorf, Mrs. Jack
Wilford, Mrs. George dchmalz
ried, Mrs. Odman Kooley, Mrs.
Arnold Jondaul and Miss Jane
Kooley.
Stevens Commutes
E. Fr 'Stevens, in Kenai this
past week buying supplies and
materials for his home near
Cooper Landing, claims he has
the distinction of being the long
est distance commuter working
as a longshoreman at Seward.
He drives from his West Quartz
Creek home each working day.
From Oregon
Chi Chi Hager went down by
plane and drove back last week
bringing Mrs. Olin Gardiner
from Grants Pass, Ore. Mrs.
Gardiner is the mother of Le
moyne Gardiner.
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