Betty Jo Wilson, Doyle Ross
Wed in Double-Ring Ceremony
An exchange of vows and
wedding rings of special fam
ily significance united in mar
riage Betty Jo Wilson and
Doyle W. Ross Sunday, July 1,
at United Protestant church
with the Rev. Paul Moyer offi
ciating. The reception was at
the lake home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Severns.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wil
son, residents of Palmer since
1948; and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Ross.
The late Mr. Ross brought his
family to Palmer in 1947.
The rings exchanged in the
double-ring ceremony were es
pecially made from gold from
the rings of the couple’s grand
mothers and mothers.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was gowned in
a floor-length silk organza with
a boat neckline trimmed with
reembroidered lace and re
embroidered lace applique on
the front bodice, trimmed with
pearls. Her veil of imported
French illusion was capped
with a crown of pearls. She
carried phalaenopsis orchids
on her Rainbow Bible.
The bride’s attendants were
Penelope Caldwell of Fair
banks, maid of honor, and Jill
Cope and Judy McKinley. They
wore matching gowns of light
aqua with dark aqua cummer
bunds, and with shoes and
headpieces to match. They car
ried long-stemmed gold strike
roses.
Allan Linn was best man for
the groom and Diedrich Rem
pel and Robert W. Rowland
were ushers.
Mrs. Rose Ann Goodman
presided over the guest book.
Mrs. Wilson, wore an aqua
sheath with matching assessor
ies. Mrs. Ross was gowned in
rose lace with matching hat
and white accessories. Both
mothers carried corsages of
phalaenopsis orchids.
Music provided by Mrs. Max
Sherrod, organist, and Mrs.
Paul Moyer, soloist, included
“I Love You Truly,” “I Love
Thee,” and ‘‘Brother James
Air.” The church was decorat
ed with white gladiolas and
chrysanthemums.
After a short wedding trip
to Dawson City Mr. and Mrs.
Ross will be at home at the
Belevedere apartments until
September. They expect to re
turn then to school in Oregon
where Mrs. Ross will complete
RUZICKA - GOODRICH
RITES PLANNED SAT.
The wedding of Elinor Ruz
icka and Duane Goodrich has
been announced for Saturday,
July 14, 8 p.m. at the United
Protestant church. The Rev.
Paul Moyer will conduct the
ceremony.
All friends of the couple are
invited to attend the wedding
and the reception following at
the Elks hall in Palmer.
Miss Ruzicka, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Baertschig
er of La Puente, Calif., is a
teacher at Central school in
Palmer.
Mr. Goodrich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Goodrich, has
the Palmer Machinery Co.
Alaska’s Mt. McKinley is 20,
269 feet high.
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MRS. DOYLE W. ROSS
her nursing and Mr. Ross will
do graduate work in engineer
ing.
Doyle Ross attended the Pal
mer schools and the University
of Washington where he re
ceived degrees in aeronautical
and civil engineering. At pres
ent he is employed as a civil
engineer with the Alaska De
partment of Highways, station
ed in Palmer.
Betty Jo Ross attended the
Palmer schools and attended
two years at Washington State
where she was affiliated with
Alpha Phi. She will be a sen
ior at the University of Oregon
School of Nursing at Portland.
Out of town guests here for
the wedding included Keith
Caldwell and Penelope Cald
well, Fairbanks; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur P. Wilson, Portland,
Ore.; Mrs. John Coghill, Ne
nana; Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Little, and children, Barbara
and Bruce, of Austin, Minn.;
Mrs. C. L. Branton, Roseburg,
Ore.; Glen Gowser, Puyallup,
Wash.; and Mrs. Johanne
Blunck, Seattle, Wash.
Guests from Anchorage were
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Sherman,
Mrs. Helen Shaffer, Bert Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter,
Mrs. David Summerfeldt, Mrs.
Robert Parkins, Mrs. Selter
Hale, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Heddla.
Wasilla
News Notes
By Jane Browne
Monte Girard weighing 8
lbs., 4 ozs., joined the Martin
Betts family, arriving last
Thursday July 5 at 4:23 A M.
in Valley Hospital. Mr. Betts is
employed by the M.E A.
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Mrs. Lloyd (Ann Snider)
Short has received her degree
in education, graduating last
month with honors from West
ern Washington College in Bel
lingham. Future plans are in
definite except to stay in the
south 48.
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Or
lando Byers will be interested
to know that Margaret has im
proved and expects to be re
leased from the hospital very
soon. The Byers were both hos
pitalized on their arrival in
Rapid City with infectious he- !
patitis. Their address is 717
Eleventh St. Rapid City, S.
Dak.
Bingo games sponsored by
the V.F.W. Post 9365 have
proved so popular that mana
ger Leo Nunley has arranged to
move the games from the Fire
man’s Hut to the Wasilla Com
munity Hall, just around the
corner from the Hut. See you
there July 14, 8:00 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Peterson
and son Skippy arrived via the
Highway from Moscow, Idaho
to visit Mr. Peterson’s sisters, ,
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Mrs. Ted Mommsen of Wasilla
and Mrs. Harry Butz and bro
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brothers hadn’t met in 28
years. A son, David, with the
Navy in Kodiak flew to Anch
orage for the family reunion.
Never heard of a duck cele
brating the 4th before this
year. At the Ricker home on
Wasilla Lake this particular
duck lodged himself in their
fireplace chimney. They knew
they had company for a couple
days but thought it was a squir
rel. However last Friday morn
ing ol’ Sooty finally made it
through the chimney onto the
hearth. With the help of a
broom Rick finally convinced
his visitor he should go out the
door and not the window. Join
ing his mate at the shoreline
the last Rick saw of Sooty they
were headed for another lake.
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Atomic Energy, says that seven
investor-owned nuclear elec
tric power plants will begin
operation this year. That will
bring to 12 the number of such
projects in which the investor
owned utilities are participat
ing.
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