The Ripon Record from Ripon, California • 2

THE KiPON RECORD Wednesdov January 28 1981 1 jp i fieietino PtfotliQ Celebiiate 35tk QAieddLng tKlm Jtalmgton Robefti QiCilcii Wcd oUoctesto Cfcuitck Cci6momj SOClALSCEnE adi) CbAistensen oMtfec Vftoege Qecite Qiows anuaiy 10tK Photo by Joe Rykert -j as Mr and Mrs Severino Polotti of Ripon celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on January 17 at Senior Center Building A dinner was given by the brothers and sisters of the couple A surprise visit by the nieces and Jiephews added to the occasion as they gave their best wishes Also attending was their son and daughter John and Rita Pilotti and Ken and Gloria Mears Mrs Johnston watched her daugh-2 vow exchange wearing a floor length burgundy floral chiffon over rose crepe featuring a ruffled V-neck and long full sleeves Mrs Ulrich seated wearing a long light rose silkV crepe gown which had a pleated a bodice high ruffled neckline and cuffs' on the long sleeves Both added corsages of white carnations and ruby red rosebuds A reception followed at the SOS Gub with a sit-down dinner The five- tiered white wedding cake topped fjj with special flowers was created by Paula Rocha of Livingston Guests danced to the music of Jimmy Lim-yf baugh's orchestra Out of town guests came from New York Texas Kansas Washington Los Angeles San Fran- cisco and the bay area for the wed---- ding Jp Special guests ft the wedding werejjf Mrs Gladys Ulrich and Mrs Oletha Twenty-eight candleabra and arrangements of white mums glads carnations and ferns enhanced the altar of First United Methodist Church for the January 3 vow exchange uniting Kim Charisse Johnston and Robert John Ulrich in marriage Pew bows of white and rose ribbons white mums and fern also enhanced the wedding setting Reverend Gary Grundman performed the double ring ceremony before 600 friends and relatives As the guests arrived at the church they were greeted at the steps by Scott Campbell and Gene Powell playing their bagpipes Soloists at the ceremony were Candy Chamberlain of Modesto who sang In Your Melanee Wyatt of Modesto who sang and Juliana Hitpas of New York City who sang "The Lord's An octette conducted by Dr Gary Unruh sang Trinita Bea Dennis Gark was' organist and Shirley Woodward pianist The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Johnston of Ripon and the benedict the son of Mr and Mrs Jack A Ulrich of Modesto The radiant bride was given in marriage by her father She wore a Mothers Circle Casserole Supper Feb 6th Next Friday night February 6 is the date for the annual Casserole Supper sponsored by the Christian School Mother's Grcle Serving will be from to 7:30 pm at the Ripon Community Center Come and enjoy some home cooked casseroles spaghetti and lasagna with salads and homemade pies A free will donation will be received Plan now to come for some good food and fellowship! See you there! The families toasted the bride and groom with champagne following the ceremony then enjoyed a buffet dinner The bridal couple cut a decorated wedding cake after the dinner After a honeymoon spent in Yosem-itc the new Mr xnd Mrs Vroege will make their home in Modesto The bride graduated from Ripon schools and lived and worked in the Los Angeles area prior to her marriage The benedict graduated from Ripon schools and is employed at Benson and Zimmermans in Ripon i The bride was feted at a shower given by friends in Fountain Valley California in December Blossom Beaux Fashion Show- February 19th Gamma Alpha Omegs''will once again present their annual and fashion show in conjunction with the Almond Blossom Festival The fashions will be frojr Department Store and will be jMbdeled by your friends and neighbors and of course our lovely Queen Candidates Raffle tickets will also be available for many beautiful handcrafted items Be sure to mark your calendars for the Fashion Show to be staged on Thursday evening February 19 at 8 pm Tickets are just $250 and may be purchased by calling Kathy De Jong at 599-2592 or Judy Lowder at 599-2404 or from any Gamma Alpha Omega member Stands of greenery and white point sctta accented with yellow and green rihbons decorated the Hilmar Christensen home for the January 10 wedding uniting their daughter Judy in marriage with Mike Vroege Rev John Busman performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of immediate family members of the couple VMrs Pansy Dolezal a close family friend created the decorations for the happy occasion The bride is the daughter of Mr and Photo by Kandids by Kent Mrs Hilmar Christensen and the benedict the son of Mr and Mrs George Vroege Judy chose a powder blue street length ensemble for her wedding The bodice of the gown was embroidered with flowers She added a corsage of white baby roses Penny Christensen sister-in-law of the bride was her matron of honor and Nolan Vroege stood as his brother's best man 'iK A 4 VVVVWi Tylenol Beasley grandmothers of the groom Following a honeymoon in Hawaii-' the newlyweds will make their home in -I) New York Gty The bride chose a' tailored dark grey wool suit and rose colored blouse as she went away ShaTT added the yellow rosebud from her gown designed and created for her by bridal bouquet Earl Prcsncll The floor length gown of The bride received her BA in Art white satin pcau dc soi in off-the- from Stanislaus State College and was shoulder style fitted bodice and long Cosmetic Advisor formerly of Merle sleeves of Alcncon lace The back of Norman Cosmetics and Boutique The the bodice was accented with 39 benedict received his BA from covered buttons and the lace was versity of Pacific and his MA from brought to a low point Small satin Stanislaus State He is currently an actor in New York Gty The rehearsal dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Ulrich parents of the groom and was held at the Oasis Restaurant The bride was feted at a crown cap accented with small white number of showers before the wed-feathers which hugged the temple ding Saralce Moorad of Modesto gave She added a single strand of pearls a miscellaneous event Elaine Thomp-and small pearl earrings a gift from son of Modesto gave a linen luncheon the benedict Her bridal bouquet was shower Eleanor Haines Bette Swan a cascade bouquet of Phalaenopsis and Betty Bell Smith gave a personal orchids white roses stephanotis and shower her bridesmaids hosted a 4J ivy One hidden yellow rosebud was personal shower in San Carlos and' added for sentiment Mike and Debbie Wait gave a mis-! Her gown was designed and created ccllancous couples shower for the duo jj by a friend Earl Presncll Julie Echcrvarria of Los Angeles was maid of honor The bridesmaids were Beth Wol finger of San Carlos Lynn Basqucz of San Francisco Debbie Wait and Linda Ulrich of Modesto They wore long A-line gowns of grey crepe fashioned with high necklines and long sleeves The dresses were belted with a dark grey Scbonne rose at the back Each attendant wore a small grey hat accented with grey and white feathers and one small grey Scbonne rose They carried arm bouquets of long-stemmed bridal pink roses white Japets orchids lily-of-the-vallcy and trailing ivy Talbott Smith of Manteca stood as best man Groomsmen were Brian Ma-gruder of Washington Kent Diveley of Texas Michael Wait of Modesto and Roger Ulrich of Modesto The ushers and candle lighters were Terry James Kelly Givens and Dave Thom- A Contac wwswwsia Old Spice Stick Deodorant Keri Lotion 65 12 Regalir Sceeted er Uht Lstiei Band-Aid Sheer Large 50 Sheer All Wide 30's Plestlc Large 50's or Plastic All Wide your choice i A No Bank or can pay more 14371 annuauzed 1 4 26 Weeks '10600 Variable Certificates Effective 1 -29 thru 2-4-81 Inhalant Vaporizer 12 gallon Cool Moisture Humidifier 12 gallon jnManJ "Effective annual yield assumed' 365 day to change at renewal "Federal Regulations prohibit compounding interest and rlv require substantial interest penalty far early withdrawal 17 gallon $719 2 gallon $1399 RIPON DRUG STORE CENTER STATE BANk Administrative Office: Member FDIC Modesto: 819 10th St SaHdai 4600 Broadway 209 529-9300 209 545-0783 Modestot 3501 TuIIy Rd RIPON: 411 Main St 209 529-5231 209 599-4275 Emptier 4715 Yoaemlte Blvd Escalont 1531 First St 209 576-2584 209 838-7006 4 410WMAINST a i.