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Photo's and captions Greg Hayden. Above both sides of a candy bar wrapper commemorating Roxy and Jake gettin' hitched. Below left, left to right: Past President Tom Garrison in profile, white shirt. Our Remembrance Program secretary George Bohn, check shirt. Our Director Rod Groenewold and Rod's wife Becky. Mryna Bagge, red hat, mostly hidden. Trustee, Gift Shop Lady and Show Chair Glenda, Mrs. Tom Garrison in denim dress. Front and center our Groom Jake Williams.

Above: Here comes the Bride, riding in Dan Jaques 1926 Buick, driven by Virgil White. Dan Jaques was in the Wedding Party. I took the above right picture later, so you can read the sign on the front. According to Wikipedia the 18th amendment to the United States Constitution went into effect January 16, 1920 and forbid the fermenting, distillation, importing and sales of alcoholic spirits and beverages anywhere in the country. The 18th amendment was repealed with the 21st amendment effective December 5, 1933.

Above Roxy and Jake Williams leave on our Museum owned 1902 16 HP -- 12 KW -- Advance straw burner - burning wood. Above right, woman back to camera in black and white print dress is Jake's Mom. Steam Team Honcho Dean Alling and others restored this tractor a dozen years ago. Jake has been responsible for our Advance the past few years.

Below left, left to right, backs to camera Dar Jewell left and his wife Bev, right, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary in 2006. Jane and John Alling holding hands. Sally, and our Trustee Vice President, Bob Morley. George Bohn, Mryna Bagge, red hat. Below right: Our Director Rod Groenewold speaks with Marion Goebel, red shirt. That dapper guy in the tan hat, blue jacket and white shoes carrying the red book, is our Weavers Honcho and retired US Navy Chaplain, Bill Rafnel, who officiated Roxy and Jake's Wedding.

Above reception and cake cutting in our Assembly Building. Below, after the reception Jake changed clothes, orange shirt and overalls, and with Dean Alling Firing and Jake Engineering, took anyone who wanted on a ride around our property in one of our Hay Wagons, drawn by our Advance. Jake ran several trips, this was the first and I went along. That is Roxy sitting in the front left corner, tan cowgirl hat, with a woman on either side of her.