WSiWiM1 in UUiil
The nuptials of Gayj^-pieckenstein
and Ernest Shuport were solemnized at
10100 p.m. Saturday evening in the Tru
ma n Emberg home* David Carlson offici
ated at the single ring oeremony*
The bride was charming in a dressmaker
suit of blue and grey adorned with a
gardenia and red rose oorsage} and, the
matron of honor, Maxine Emberg, was
lovely in champagne crepe with a yellow
rose oorsage*
The gayety of the oocasion was ex
pressed by the tastefully decorated
room in which fresh flowers had been
skillfully arranged by Marie Harris,
And th.*» ndutiful three-tiered wedding
eaK~ 7v.n’icV had been decorated by the
bride¥s niece, Diane Harris*
The guest list included) Mr* ft Mrs*
Ray P* Harris, father and mother of the
bride, Marie Harris, Diane Harris, Mr*
Earl Tilden, best man to the groom,
Mr‘Mrs* Fred Hatfield, Mr* ft Mrs. Mar
tin Olsen, Mr. ft Mrs. Clarence Worden,
Mr. ft Mr8. Bill Whittaker, Mrs. Wilbur
Church, Irene Larson, Mr. ft Mrs. Roy
Smith, Mr* David Carlson, and Mrs* Tru
man Emberg*
Following the simple home ceremony a
Wedding Dance was given at the Vdllow
Tree Inn. by the best man, Earl Tilden*
The entire town was invited and the
celebration lasted until dawn*
Life is made up, not of great sacri
fices or duties, but of little things, in
which (wiles and kindnesses are what win
ar.d preserve the heart and secure com
lcr0‘° Sir Humphry Davy
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MAhAFFEY' S ENTERTAIN
Fish and Wildlife officials, Howard
Baltzo, Assistant Regional Director,
Richard Shuman, Fishery Management Super
visor, Bertel Johnson, Fishery Sfansgomest
Biologist, and Robert Holcomb, Supervisor
Fishery Aid, who come to Dillingham to
attend the Power Boat Hearings wero
dinner guests at the home of Mr* and
Mrs* Robert Mahaffey on July 31*
Jay Hammond, FYTS pilot, and his
wife. Hank# founded out the list of
guests* The visitors to Dillingham
expressfd their appreciation of suoh
fine a display of Alaskan cordiality*
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MOTHER RATES THE BEST
Iff8* Jane Taylor and Miss June Spears
were# hostesses, July 29, at a Birthday
DinrjBr for their mother, Mrs* Virginia
Spears*
the beautifully decorated cake, many
lofely presents, unusual wild flower
cefitetfpieo* and a DE-E-Elicious dinner
a<#ed iu> to a perfect evening* t
Weeks were Ruth and Ernest Palmer,
Mitri' 1 and Clyde Spears, Eay Guthrie,
Bill Taylor, guest of honor, Virginia ,
8pe^rs, and hostesses, Jane and June*
GREENER PASTURES
Vinoelt Dewey, teacher at Nushagak
fqp the past three years and reoent
seasonal operator of Oplandv s Hotel,
h^s left for his new teaching station,
ATOhor Point* Mrs* Dewoy did not ac
company her husband but will follow him
ls(ter* his nephew, Jerry, will also
join them in Anchor Point for the next
Softool yoar*—---—
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