Cheechakos Elect Officers
Cheechakos Homctnak-J
ers have elected officers for the
coming year, it was announced
♦his week. Karen Tye is presi
dent, Arleta O'Connor vice
president, Marjorie Salisbury,
secretary, Jean Farmer, trea
turer, and Joan Kokes, reporter
and scrapbook chairman.
At the September meeting,
held at Mrs. O’Connor's home,
Glennie Morganson reported on
Short Course. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Daisy Swoboda on Oct. 2. with
Lois Kepler serving as co-hos
tess.
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Jill Cope, Brian Winsor Wed Here
Married Sunday, August 26,
in evening rites at United Pro
testant Church in Palmer were
Miss Jill E'leen Cope, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cope
of Palmer, and Mr. Brian Hap
good Winsor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Winsor of Juneau.
The Rev. Paul Moyer per
formed the ceremony before an
alter decorated with baskets of
pink and white gladioli. Mr.
Richard Niswonger sang “Oh
Promise Me" and “Wedding
Prayer", with Mrs. Richard
Sranton at the organ
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
gowned in white silk organza
fashioned with a portrait neck
rte. short sleeves, and bouf
fant floor length skirt with a
: ha pel train, and trimmed with
ace applique, seed pearls, and
:equins Her veil of silk illu
;:on was attached to a crown
of pearls. She carried an ar
rangement of white roses and
stephanotis c.n a Rainbow
Bible, in which was placed a
handkerchief made by her
mother.
Candlelighters were tiny
Bethany and David Dodds,
niece and nephew of the bride.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Don
ald Dodds of Seattle, sister of
the bride, and another sister,
Miss Linda Cope of Palmer,
was maid of honor. Other at
tendants were friends of the
bride, Mrs. Doyle Ross of Pal
mer, and Miss Judith McKin
ley, also of Palmer. The four
attendants wore identical full
skirted gowns of blue silk or
ganza over taffeta, with sleeve
less .bodices and scoop neck
lines. The matron of honor car
ried a bouquet of pink and
white glamilias, and the bou
quets of the other attendants
were fashioned of pink glam
ilias.
The groom's best man was
Bill McKinley of Palmer, and
head usher was Donald Dodds
of Seattle. Other ushers were
Bill Kucexa of Palmer, Bill
Wade of Seattle (brother of the
CITY MANAGER TO
BRING FAMILY HERE
Winston Gilchrist, Palmer
city manager, left Tuesday
morning for Phoenix, Arizona,
where he will complete arran
gements for moving his family
to Palmer.
He and wife Elizabeth and
son George will drive to Seat
tle, then fly to Alaska. The
manager expects to be back at
his desk early next month.
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bride), and Nathan Bagley of
Soldotna.
The bride’s mother wore
champagne brocade taffeta
with lavender accessories and a
corsage of lavender pompon
chrysanthemums, and the
mother of the groom chose a
taupe lace sheath with taupe
accessories and white pompon
chrysanthemums.
Assisting at the reception
held in the church fellowship
hall following the ceremony
were Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mrs.
Lloyd Severns. Miss Gretchen
Esslinger, Mrs. Ted Mommsen,
and Mrs. Lee McKinley.
The new Mrs. Winsor’s go
ing-away outfit was an orange
wool sheath with white wool
jacket and white accessories.
After a wedding trip to An
chorage, the young couple re
turned to the University of Al
aska campus, where both are
completing their education.
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