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il, 1232 Jii-VitC. J.5_l ’£9 tSCJlCL^UiZCi'CCJ C ji‘ Club is like the lotto.- Q. in order to spall anythin\ tli3 letter Q must have U. Our club also must have y o u in order to mean a n y thin\ at all! W h o—A n y adult interested in a challenge W h at—International Toastm istress When—The 2nd & 4th Thursday o f each month at 7:30 p.m. | W here—Vigilante Electric Building [ Date—Sept. 22nd & Oct. 14th Need a friend to attend a meeting or more I information? Call: Kathy Backus—683-2092 Pam Mussard—673-4678 Millie Brown—683-4560 Liz Brenner Tourtelot—683-5863 XIOIJNTYSEAF; We offer menu variety, with the family budget in mind. Something special? Let us know, because wd want to make \dining out a pleasant adventure for the whole family. ___________________ J THANK YOU!! The B A A L ittle G u y W r e s t l e » w ish t o thank the following business firm s and individuals who helped m ake our float such a success and also the aale o f the cushions. D a v is Electric Vigilante Electric Paul’s Chevrolet Imlmar Hardware Parisian Cleaners M r . and M r s . Ron B r iggs M r . and M r s . Jim Peterson M r . and M r s . Rich Herm an M r . and M r s . R a y Barnes M r . and M r s . B ill Spracklen and Clark M o n a FislMr R o se A n n Pebbles Adele Taylor Robin W a lker M a rgie Laknar M a r y H o lt Susie Bram lette W a y t o go g u y s ...T H A N K Y O U 7-9 p.m . October 6th thru November 10th Parkview Jroua!©]? M % E ii S c o u t o c l k 6 2 i¥DS [finiorroo© 0 \ 7 fishing derby Cub Scout Pack 62 will have a fishing derby Satur day from 12 t o 6 p.m. Boys are asked to meet at the LDS Church a t noon and to bring a sack lunch, fishing pole and a parent. “ I f y o u d on’t have a p ole, let your den leader know ahead o f time,’ ’ Mrs. Adele Taylor said. She added Pack 62 wants to welcome new members who weren’t able to attend the first meeting last Wednesday. Any b o y ages 8-10 o r in the third, fourth o r fifth grade, may join. Persons wanting more information, m ay call Mrs. Taylor at 683-4759. Rotary eyes program The old familiar W orld War II battlefield symbol of blood plasma hanging from a rifle beside a wounded soldier in the field dramatized the American Red Cross film “ No Other Source” . The film was presented to the Rotary Club on its Sept. 2 meet ing b y Dick Rannus, Kathy Patton and W alt Albert son prom oting a Sept. 21 blood drawing. Robert H ively o f W est ern Montana College was a guest o f Skeets Murray. Program chairmen for the ensuing seven months were appointed b y Frank Davis. N u g g e t s to dance The G o ld Nu Dance Club wDT have its first dance o f the year Oct. 1 at 8 p.m . in Mary Innes School. A potluck supper will follow. A double ring ceremony on June 5, 1982, united Steven A . Harris of Rich ardson, Tex. and former Dillon resident Alicia M. Davis o f Alpine, Tex. The ceremony was per formed by Dr. David Z. Ring, III in the First United M ethodist Church o f Alpine. The bride was given in marriage b y her father and mother, Sam and Katharine Davis o f Alpine. She wore a floor-length dress o f white chiffon and carried a bouquet o f yellow roses, daisies and babies breath. Her attendants were, maid o f honor, Am y Withers o f Dillon and bridesmaids Leanne Clark o f Dallas and Janet Harris, sister o f the groom. Am y, Janet and Leann wore long blue gowns and carried yellow rose bou- . quets. Bill and Anne Harris of Richardson gave their son in marriage. The groom was attended by his brother, W esley H a m s as b e st m»n. Pat Breeland, o f Dallas and J Davis, brother o f the bride, served as ushers. The groom wore a white tuxedo accented b y a yellow rose bouttoniere. The best man and ushers wore dark blue tuxedos. Musical selections, “ Ale- luia” and “ The Lord’s Prayer,\ were sung by mezzo-soprano Margery Tede o f San Francisco. Ms. Tede is A licia’s aunt. She was accompanied b y Dr. Rex W ilson o f Alpine. The candles were lit by Anita and Gaylia Crockett, cousins o f Alicia from Albuquerque, N.M. Wedding celebrations were given b y the bride and groom ’ s families. A reception, following the ceremony, took place in the fellowship hall o f the church. A three-tier wed ding cake, made by Caro lyn Milder of Alpine, was presented by the “ Hand maidens” of First United Methodist Church. The cake was served by Kirsten and Nikola Tede, cousins of the bride from San Francisco. Special services were provided by D oug and Becky Neel. After the bride and groom ’ s departure for a honeymoon in M exico, a ist-wedding meal was bile Oil. Medical School. Alicia is currently employed by Mo- A lida and Steve now make their home in Dallas. Steve is a second year student at Southwestern Alicia graduated from the University o f Texas at Austin M a y 21. She attend ed elementaiy and junior high school in Dillon. M R . and M R S . 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