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ON 26 89 187 287 You've seen us at work NOW, see us at Annual FIREMEN'S BALL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 9:00 to 2 WORT HOTEL TICKETS $1.00 TWO BANDS CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT MR. AND MRS, RICHARD DORN AN At TV Nordman and Dornan Wed in Kelly The Teton Valley Ranch was the setting Tuesday for the marriage of Mary Wilson Nordman and Richard Condit Dornan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S.

Wilson of Kelly, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dornan of Moose. Rev.

Roy E. Plummer performed the ceremony before a few very close friends of the family. Mrs. Philip W. Wilson, sister -inlaw of the bride, was the matron of honor.

Robert Dornan, the bridegroom's oldest brother, served as best man. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served. After a short honeymoon trip, the couple will return to Jackson Hole, where they will make their permanent home. The bride attended the University of Arizona, and the bridegroom attended the University of Wyoming. He is president of Moose Enterprises, Inc.

Do you ReMeMBeR. Your electric light was bate bulb hanging from the ceiling? And sour electric toaster always burned the toast? And sour refrigerator frosted up had to take pick Yes. and it very ago mans homes 111 out area didn't have Your count utility. grown and prospered and development. VIM IS TO CONTINUE PROVIDE 1 RELIABLE SOURCE ENERGY AT REASONABLE RATES Lower Valley Power and Light 'OWNED BY THOSE IT SERVES' Top Rail-lery by Marc Fischer One week from today is Thanksgiving the day set aside each year to herald the start of the holiday eating marathon.

Thanksgiving Day kicks off this five- week period dedicated to gluttony. It winds up on January 1 with all participants lying in front of their TV sets. They'll try to tell you they're watching the New Year's Day football games, but don't let them fool you! After this five- week ceremonial of crapulence, they can't get off that couch! The turkey has won the dubious honor of top billing in this annual show is sometimes even called 'Turkey Day." Turkeys have been trying for years to find some other bird that will look good with sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. The turkey, you see, really wants to replace the bald eagle as our national bird, and even had Ben Franklin lobbying for him some years back. Old Ben went around saying that the turkey was much more respectable than the bald eagle, who, he felt, was a bird of 'bad moral character." On several occasions, turkeys have even staged protest marches in our nation's capitol doing the turkey trot up and down Pennsylvania Avenue shouting "Don't Gobble and with Thanksgiving what have we got to be thankful for Because of these activities, turkeys are thought of in some quarters as a subversive group the term 'Turkey Red." But, alas, turkeys are stuck with Thanksgiving, and they have Gov.

William Bradford to blame for it. To while away the long hours on the Mayflower, the pilgrims took up the sport of bowling. It so happened that on the last day at sea, just before they sighted Plymouth Rock, John Alden got three strikes in a row during a blowling tournament, whereupon Gov. Bradford shouted, 'He got a turkey John got a TURKEY!" And Priscilla Mullens was heard to mutter, 'Speak for your self, John!" So you see, just because John Alden didn't throw a gutter ball on that fateful day, Thanksgiving is not really a red letter day for the turkey. Itry to make this day as pleasant as possible for him urge you to do the same, With this in mind, I have decided to share with you a recipe for turkey dressing that has been in our family for years, Use it poor turkey will get a bang out of it! AUNTIE MARC'S FAMOUS TURKEY STUFFING 3 eggs 3 cups uncooked rice 1 tsp.

salt Green pepper, cut up fine 1 chili pepper, ground 3 cups uncooked popcorn Stuff turkey, bake in oven at 350 degrees until the corn pops and blows the ass off the turkey. Moran News By Judy Hockelberg Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Pie social to be held at Moran School next week. This is to be held so that all the new people of the community can meet their neighbors, Please all come. The time and date will be posted at the schoolhouse and post office. Look.

Doug and Caroline Myers are newcomers to our community. They and their twosons, Dean and Scott, are at the Blackrock Ranger Station. Doug is the new forester. Jane and Bill Knispek were visitors at the Blackrock Ranger Station this last week to see all their old friends and to hunt moose. Jane got hers on Frday and Bill says he's coming back next week and staying till he gets Marty Feuz was home for the weekend to see her folks and friends, Mel and Sue Tucker are visiting Sue's parents in Wisconsin and Mel's folks in Illinois these last two weeks.

They will return Sunday. Finches have moved back to Fir Creek Ranch now and are getting all settled in. The Everett Lutons are moving into Turpin Meadow Ranch. Triangle folks are on heir way to attend the dude ranchers convention in Cody this week. Lots of people had their snow machines out this past week.

Heard there was lots of snow but no bottom to it. Don't forget that December 3 date for the Homemakers' Christmas party! Moran Homemakers send their congratulations to Karyn Edwards for 'career Girl of the in Jackson. Haven't seen Harriett, the lovely postmistress in so long I forgot what you looked like Harriett. Where are you CALICO PIZZA PARLOR Open Wednesday through Sunday from 4 to 10 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY UNTIL DECEMBER Happy Hour WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY-4-6 P.M.

MUG PITCHER Located Midway Between Jackson Teton Village CALL AHEAD--733-2460.