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5, 1959
Webber Drilling
Company
John Webber
Phone I|A 6-3157
Jacuzzi Pumps
Sales & Service
Route 1, Box 8, Shelton
,)HELTON.MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--
[Father-Daughr
Banquet Slated
Members of the SIlelton high
st.heel Girls" Club are busy mak-
ing4 preparations for the annual
I"ather-I)aughter banquet, Feb. 11,
in the high school.
"Melodies of Memory" will be
lhe lhemP of the event and the
girls will be outdoing themselves
tor their dads, who in one way or
anolher pay lhe bill.
(itllel'lil chairlllal3 for the affair
is (;loria {ol'gan and her eom-
miltee chairmen are Georgia Um-
phencmr, Judy Manke, decorations;
Carol COOl)el;, Cathy Drebick, tick-
el,; Carol Coffman, menu; Jo-
ann(, Stevens and Leanne Whitney,
1 ) l'( )'l 'a m s.
FTA Club ps
Eye on Future
A club with its eye to the futnre
is the newly formed Future Teach-
ers of America at Shelton high
school. The club, largely com-
prised of junior class students,
have already a well-planned fu-
ture in both the club and an in.
terest in the futm'e of the country.
Newly elected officers of the i
club are Berry Ins, president;
Gary ShanRman, vice president;
Danell McKay, secretary; Gerald
Spiker, treasurer, and Mr. Joseph
O'Brien, advisor.
Pridav, Mr. O'Brien will attend
a conference in Seattle of othur
advisors of the local FTA organi-
[zations, to help plan and develop
l the year's Program.
Canal Gardeners to
ArlmrMum
•:, ,, s.y i.
p
, .:: : :: .... . a seph A. Witt, assistant diree-
<'!t . tor of the University of Washing-
ili:i....i::' '. : :: :,
• .}, . ton Arboretum. will ::be guest
speaker at today's meeting of the
Hood Canal Garden Cltlbat 1 p;rn.
QIT YOUR INIO#IAIZ RIJkDY NOWl in the ood Canal Woman's cl.b
house, Potlatch. Mr. Witt will il-
All Standard Sizes
New, Fancy
WEATHER
STRImM
STORM
WINDOW
KITS
AND OTHER
MATERIALS
EIOI00I LUMBEilOOIIIPANY
All Types of "
lustrate his talk with cOlored slides
of the Arboretum, one of the
Northwest's most,beautiful attrac-
tions. Fhe public is cordially in-
vited.
Preceding" the program, a pot-
luck luncheon and short busines
meeting will be held by the mem-
bers. LuncheOn will be sez,vd at
noon. Hostesses far the meeting
are Mrs. Merritt Stark, MYs. Har-
ry Mawson and Mrs. Tlllie Sher-
man of Union.
WSNA TO MEET
The regular meeting for the
W.S:N.A. DiStriCt;N0. "22 -WILL be,
held at 8 :p,m. ,WednarCley ,In the
home of Norms Larson, ;121 E.st
University.
Journal Want A&-Pay
• POURING
• BLANKET
.• OIL
132 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH (HILLCREST)
PHONE HA 6,4622
U. S. Government Confirm-sf
ra,din
vers
7
,.2,
o00me
ut
D.,o.llars Ahead
U. S. Department oI Agriculture Reports That the Housewife Who
aves and Redeems Her Stamps for Merchandise Can Get a Greater
Total Value Than the Housewife Who Shops in Stores Without Stamps]
'OU'RE 'like 99% of all housewives, it's
getting the most for your money-the
greatest total value- that really interests
You. Next, you want to know where you
get it.
IPhat'
eas .why we ,think .you'll be interested in
4)f g be,!ow what the U. S. Depart, .ent
hru.ure "says on that very subject.
''Y you where to get the greatest
-u value because ,they've just comPleted
study of what's been happening to pric
n this country from 1953 to 1957 --not only
n ktres .th. a, give trading stamps but also
•tores ttmt,dont give stamps.
'e hardly flAnk this report will come as a
u t0 many women. ,On om,
ve Iound out ,that when :they save
_: zecleem :their stamps ,FOR ,ER-
JHANDISE they can get a greater ,total
,than ,the &ousewiie who shops in
,th do et-give stamps. Stating this
.conclusion another way, you might say trad-
ing stamp savers come out dollars ahead.
$urthermore, like the Government people
Who conducted this study, they have prob-
ably discovered another interesting fact:
Dhere are some non-stamp stores that
.charge a bit less :than stamp stores. But it
zs just as true that there are non-stamp
'atees &'rat :charge more than stamp stores.
, thrifty housewives know Which is
So, reading this .government study should
ring a quiet smile to the sev out of ten
American housewives who now hop in
stores giving trading stamps as a "discount
on cash purchases. As point] ,out by ob-
servers, "The housewives knew,it all along".
However, homemakers in the StateM Wash-
inKcon- are denied 'this free& of choiae
-- denied ,the opportmdty_f l
trading stamps 'loz: merchandise. There is
before 'your cJmte :$dslature :mate
in_:8:z :whic w pasd, wm ., me
.gohm.itory ]imm :. on me )-
d.tim. If you 1 that homemdkers of
Waddngton.'Sheuld ,have the same oppor-
trinity 'or ;thrIR .ms hose of ether atat
your ,Statp..,Senst (this newsPat ean
give you ,:ms :ame nd addrs) will
precita a ,letter ;tree you.
i |
UM]/"]B_O.... /_iD STATES DEPARTMENT OF
,A('M[L RY(fl,, AGRICULTURAL MARKETING,
JANUARY t, **Lll£ OF TRADING, &q[.' LM ]bd.]gllK]lll
FOOD*"
,,m)le Marketi lt,mm, laort T'm*
ts from to 1957 im• slrotlp t' stamPsivil mlZd zm41ttlm
[t,lm 0mt pricu atamp*givil sr .st
ftln, t*,m..fm a¢.*tamp strum... -tatlla qdtalma e
tiom. May find that tl'my IBa¢iqNmml,m
c,,iv. ;.. -,mm, .'eh,mdi,,• kmlt,mi ,lmmt a 'm( mlkil
doit, t ia sma y. stsmlm ms."lw mnswp,-tm
-. b,.d .m...-i,/-_.. --''-
Your State Legislature desires to serTe the interests ot yon the
aeQple ot the State ol Wash}zJg'ton. Jn OdeI. for €o do so, Ize.st
kzow how you teel. Write today,
in "Ohrtstmastown ' Washin .on Pag
. --" .' Authentic Welsh
' " Atmosphere Adds
/ J-o c00al kven ts {,,,, , t
.,.o. "
Repeat Vows In January Weddin ,, e,,,in,: ,,,,,>ll ,"IS ,...,,, ,<,,,.,,,,
tl, i)'ed ill :t colol'l'ltl \\;VolMI (()s.
Ii|nlt, t)l'lstntt}lt }1 l)ll)'l'ttlll ()]I l.tl(
Inllsi(' ()' Vllos, rt'tl( cos[lllllt! \\;VOI'|I
))y Ml's. Kl'e'('l' ,VaS l(H[ll(?(l hCl' ii|ti A
U
R
)ml:hcl' (iJ' th(:' wcJ[.-Rtl()n b(,:(l
LM|II
designer. 'l'od .lones.
\\;Ve!.h lililsi. p).es,mled late)' in ,:,
l)l'O,,l';inl, Ml's. Kl'cgt'l g';IVO 11 yes-
rune nf the hislory aud geogTaphy
(h'.v(h)pmer)t ()f the COuIlti'V'S nlu-
sic. A most intot'esting' ;l(?gcl'il)-
t tion )f tlu? EisloddlTod or \\;Velsh 420 SOUTH FIRST STREET
N()II" C()YIt !'.'IS %XglS iIIChl(Itd ill lbC
discussiort. Open 'ill Noon Saturdays
A gv(lup (if A'elsh songs most ef- J.V. "Joe" Simpson
fectively sung by a qual'tette com-. Owner & Operator
Ip.sed ,)f Mrs. tareeman Felt. Mrs.
l{. XV. (')ltmali, Mr, tOvatlR Porter
and Dr. l . \\;'V. Ilerrick inchldc([ .................................................................................................
the stirring Welsh national an-
them. Other songs sung by the
quartette were ltxe Ash (]yore,
Dear IIarp (Jr My Country, Lwo
\\;Velsh hymn tunes ln(t tile llleto(lic
All Tii'mtgh the Night.
Tea cakes and harrt.t briih, a
fruit br(,!ad, made from ohl \\;relstl
recipes, were served by the host-
ess, Mrs. it. V. Oltman, and her
co-hostess, Mrs. Florence Orve=
dahl.
.,ss LNt O.*L.O --..=e ..e br,.e of ,r. wa,ter Two Skils 1o Hilite
Tyynimaa eteeer, tl ,tn ;the ,Faltl LOtheran Church. The young
00upe,re mekl*M] thelrhome at 1119 ranklln. (Ziegler print )
• • •. ,,, • ,, PT$O *=..,"--'
White tpors, ,vlte chrysanthe- of Mrs. Margaret Tj0msland, Shel- Two controversial topics will be
mum, banked the altar of the ton, and Mr. Don TJomsland, Vash- used in the two skits chosen by
Faith LUtheran urch .for .the on, and Mr. Tyynismaa, son of the .hinter high sctmol teachers
:.&altmry Wedding of Iiss .Jynda Mr, and Mrs. Walter U. Tyynis- and students for the program at
!,jgrnsland;to Mr. >W.al[er "E. Tyyn-, maa, Shelton. the next Parent-Teachers-Students
ismaa. The Rev. J. Bernhard Brethelm Organizat:ion meeting. The meet-
Miss Tjomsland is the daughter officiated at the double ring nup- mg will be hehl at 8 p.m Thars-
....... tials. (lay, Feb. 12, in the Jmior high
nn ' 'rhe bride was esco,'ted down the seh°ol a"ditorium,
aisle by her father. She chose a The topics of the skits are en-
For,Odlele white ballerina ,ong,h h.,cade .tled ".oewo, k':-.,.v M,,¢h"
) gu)wn. Her shoulder length veil and "Every Kid's Got One," The
was caught by a crown of seed cast will include in the roles of
Ann Coffman, 724 .W. Harvard,
Shelton, is one of 18 candldttes pearls, the t:eachers, V¢illiam Hrilcert
for the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Red roses and white chysanthe- Mrs. Clara Porter, Gem'g'e Kas-
Girl court at Linfield college, Me- mums were chosen for the bridal zycki. Mrs. Jane Gruver, Don
bouquet. Brown as Collnselof and Mike
Minnvilte, Ore., -vhere she is a Scraffo)'d slid John Sells as SIll-
freshman psychology major. Honor attendants were Mr. Don dents. Moderator for the drama-
Miss Coffman was elected by Eckloff, Seattle, and Miss Betty tizations will be host,principal,
the .Phi :Beta *Mu sorority mere- Cook, Grapeview. Miss Cool( was:Brae e Schwarek.
bers. IAnfleld's five sororities each
selected three candidates and the
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity mem-
bers elected three independent
candidates.
Fraternity members will pick a
court of three on Feb. 4. The
Dr:earn Girl will be selected from
the court,by an off-campus judge
who will Use pictures of the coeds
in making his choice.
The Dream Girl will be an-
nounced at the Dream Girl ba.ll
Feb. 6.
...........................
Bay. Bretheim Mlen
Nati0NI Inditule
The Rev. 3..Bernhard Bretheim,
pastor of the Faith Lutheran
church, attended the National
Stewardship Institute of the Luth-
eran Free Church last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
During the session, he partici-
pated in the program by sharing
the benefits of the "self-study"
program held last fall in the local
pastorage, entitled "Congregation
Studies Its Program."
While at the Institute Mr. Bret-
heim was given a chaace to visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
G. J. Bretheim, Mason, Wis., and
gowned in a soft red ballerina
length gown and carried a bou-
quet of white chysanthemums. Mr.
Ed Rose, Edmonds, was usher.
Miss Susan Tjomsland, sister of
the bride, was candlelighLcr.
A lavender knit suit with black
accessories and corsage of white
chrysanthemums was chosen by
the mother of the bride, Mrs.
Tjolmsland.
Mrs. Tyynismaa chose a beige
satin brocade gown with light blue
accessories and wrdte chrysanthe-
nlunl corsage for tl(}r SOIl'S vve(i-
ding.
A centerpiece of red roses and
white chrysanthemums decorated
the reception table for the recep-
;.tJl,v, in the church parlors honor-
ins the couple 'following the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Joyee Bigh, r, sister of the
bridegroom, cut the two tiered
wedding cake which was topped by
the traditional miniaA.ure bridal
couple. Mrs. Lewis Fulh;r and
Mrs. Robert Gilstrap, sisters of
the bride, poured. In charge of
the guest book was Miss Susan
Tjomsland and Mrs. Ed Rose, in
charge of the gift table.
The newly married Mr. and Mrs.
Tyynismaa are making their hnme
at 1119 Franklin. Mr'. Tyynismaa
is employed at Simpson Lo
tLefreshments will be served fol-
h)wlng the pros'ram.
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L u t h e r Bretheim, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Winler Oonfab Repeals
dah ,VFW Aux. MeM
&enlbers of the Mason county
Veterans of Foreign Wsrs UX-
iliary who attended the recent
mll-winter conference will Ynake
reports at Friday's meeting of the
group. Themeeting will be called
to order at eight o'clock in the
Memorial hall.
All members donating cookies
for presidentMia Marian Johnson
to take to the next meeting of
the Cascade Council, Feb. 9, are
asked to bring them to the meet-
ing Friday.
Hostesses for the n'zeetizg .Will"
be Msrrren'Stella Btlh, qig
,Moore, Merle McKay ,.ll ]le.'
phine lllmzq. Mrs. Bettrree ray
will bring the prize.
VICKI LEE GUIIAID
" - """''',- l t, S&L]f; , ,
The next monthly meetlZlg of the
"Vtdki Lee Orthopedic GUflfl will.
be held Monday in the home of
Mrs. Thelma Robertson, Co-host-
esses for the meeting will be Mrs.
Ann Hansen and s. PegSy ,Plol-,
man.
The group's cut.;lroct 'is a
rummage sale. Members are asked
to bring the items they plan to
contribute to the ratttzlg. A xV?flte
elephant Sale will tl#o be held tt
,the February metitg.
Anyone wishing information on
',tl sales is asked 'to call 'Mrs.
,t'i Rogers, guild president, HA
News
:4.IHE KUBS
olloWh the defeat at the
Of the Mavericks, the Ka-
milche Kubs topped the Shelton
'altey Clovers 4-H Club hoopsters
"$9'to21 in last Sunday's playoff.
• The .Ktlb team starters were
],ve Wood, 6; Norman Peterite, 6,
guards; Larry Shelver, 8, center;
Dan-Wood, 7; Pete Gudger, 2;
,orwrda; Bob Barnes, 4; O. B.
Vtll,'; Don CIary, 2, and Eric
Nelson, subs. Clover starting line-.
up was Ralph SacKer, 0; Gary Col-
lins, 2, gugrds; Dave Hardy, 6,
ter; Bob Brewer, .13, and Bob
y, 0, forwards.
cPa meeting of the'K'bs
be held at 7:0 p.m, in the
home of Dan Woods, Martchty.
--:Dan 'Woods, reIorter.
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5, 1959
Webber Drilling
Company
John Webber
Phone I|A 6-3157
Jacuzzi Pumps
Sales & Service
Route 1, Box 8, Shelton
,)HELTON.MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--
[Father-Daughr
Banquet Slated
Members of the SIlelton high
st.heel Girls" Club are busy mak-
ing4 preparations for the annual
I"ather-I)aughter banquet, Feb. 11,
in the high school.
"Melodies of Memory" will be
lhe lhemP of the event and the
girls will be outdoing themselves
tor their dads, who in one way or
anolher pay lhe bill.
(itllel'lil chairlllal3 for the affair
is (;loria {ol'gan and her eom-
miltee chairmen are Georgia Um-
phencmr, Judy Manke, decorations;
Carol COOl)el;, Cathy Drebick, tick-
el,; Carol Coffman, menu; Jo-
ann(, Stevens and Leanne Whitney,
1 ) l'( )'l 'a m s.
FTA Club ps
Eye on Future
A club with its eye to the futnre
is the newly formed Future Teach-
ers of America at Shelton high
school. The club, largely com-
prised of junior class students,
have already a well-planned fu-
ture in both the club and an in.
terest in the futm'e of the country.
Newly elected officers of the i
club are Berry Ins, president;
Gary ShanRman, vice president;
Danell McKay, secretary; Gerald
Spiker, treasurer, and Mr. Joseph
O'Brien, advisor.
Pridav, Mr. O'Brien will attend
a conference in Seattle of othur
advisors of the local FTA organi-
[zations, to help plan and develop
l the year's Program.
Canal Gardeners to
ArlmrMum
•:, ,, s.y i.
p
, .:: : :: .... . a seph A. Witt, assistant diree-
<'!t . tor of the University of Washing-
ili:i....i::' '. : :: :,
• .}, . ton Arboretum. will ::be guest
speaker at today's meeting of the
Hood Canal Garden Cltlbat 1 p;rn.
QIT YOUR INIO#IAIZ RIJkDY NOWl in the ood Canal Woman's cl.b
house, Potlatch. Mr. Witt will il-
All Standard Sizes
New, Fancy
WEATHER
STRImM
STORM
WINDOW
KITS
AND OTHER
MATERIALS
EIOI00I LUMBEilOOIIIPANY
All Types of "
lustrate his talk with cOlored slides
of the Arboretum, one of the
Northwest's most,beautiful attrac-
tions. Fhe public is cordially in-
vited.
Preceding" the program, a pot-
luck luncheon and short busines
meeting will be held by the mem-
bers. LuncheOn will be sez,vd at
noon. Hostesses far the meeting
are Mrs. Merritt Stark, MYs. Har-
ry Mawson and Mrs. Tlllie Sher-
man of Union.
WSNA TO MEET
The regular meeting for the
W.S:N.A. DiStriCt;N0. "22 -WILL be,
held at 8 :p,m. ,WednarCley ,In the
home of Norms Larson, ;121 E.st
University.
Journal Want A&-Pay
• POURING
• BLANKET
.• OIL
132 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY SOUTH (HILLCREST)
PHONE HA 6,4622
U. S. Government Confirm-sf
ra,din
vers
7
,.2,
o00me
ut
D.,o.llars Ahead
U. S. Department oI Agriculture Reports That the Housewife Who
aves and Redeems Her Stamps for Merchandise Can Get a Greater
Total Value Than the Housewife Who Shops in Stores Without Stamps]
'OU'RE 'like 99% of all housewives, it's
getting the most for your money-the
greatest total value- that really interests
You. Next, you want to know where you
get it.
IPhat'
eas .why we ,think .you'll be interested in
4)f g be,!ow what the U. S. Depart, .ent
hru.ure "says on that very subject.
''Y you where to get the greatest
-u value because ,they've just comPleted
study of what's been happening to pric
n this country from 1953 to 1957 --not only
n ktres .th. a, give trading stamps but also
•tores ttmt,dont give stamps.
'e hardly flAnk this report will come as a
u t0 many women. ,On om,
ve Iound out ,that when :they save
_: zecleem :their stamps ,FOR ,ER-
JHANDISE they can get a greater ,total
,than ,the &ousewiie who shops in
,th do et-give stamps. Stating this
.conclusion another way, you might say trad-
ing stamp savers come out dollars ahead.
$urthermore, like the Government people
Who conducted this study, they have prob-
ably discovered another interesting fact:
Dhere are some non-stamp stores that
.charge a bit less :than stamp stores. But it
zs just as true that there are non-stamp
'atees &'rat :charge more than stamp stores.
, thrifty housewives know Which is
So, reading this .government study should
ring a quiet smile to the sev out of ten
American housewives who now hop in
stores giving trading stamps as a "discount
on cash purchases. As point] ,out by ob-
servers, "The housewives knew,it all along".
However, homemakers in the StateM Wash-
inKcon- are denied 'this free& of choiae
-- denied ,the opportmdty_f l
trading stamps 'loz: merchandise. There is
before 'your cJmte :$dslature :mate
in_:8:z :whic w pasd, wm ., me
.gohm.itory ]imm :. on me )-
d.tim. If you 1 that homemdkers of
Waddngton.'Sheuld ,have the same oppor-
trinity 'or ;thrIR .ms hose of ether atat
your ,Statp..,Senst (this newsPat ean
give you ,:ms :ame nd addrs) will
precita a ,letter ;tree you.
i |
UM]/"]B_O.... /_iD STATES DEPARTMENT OF
,A('M[L RY(fl,, AGRICULTURAL MARKETING,
JANUARY t, **Lll£ OF TRADING, &q[.' LM ]bd.]gllK]lll
FOOD*"
,,m)le Marketi lt,mm, laort T'm*
ts from to 1957 im• slrotlp t' stamPsivil mlZd zm41ttlm
[t,lm 0mt pricu atamp*givil sr .st
ftln, t*,m..fm a¢.*tamp strum... -tatlla qdtalma e
tiom. May find that tl'my IBa¢iqNmml,m
c,,iv. ;.. -,mm, .'eh,mdi,,• kmlt,mi ,lmmt a 'm( mlkil
doit, t ia sma y. stsmlm ms."lw mnswp,-tm
-. b,.d .m...-i,/-_.. --''-
Your State Legislature desires to serTe the interests ot yon the
aeQple ot the State ol Wash}zJg'ton. Jn OdeI. for €o do so, Ize.st
kzow how you teel. Write today,
in "Ohrtstmastown ' Washin .on Pag
. --" .' Authentic Welsh
' " Atmosphere Adds
/ J-o c00al kven ts {,,,, , t
.,.o. "
Repeat Vows In January Weddin ,, e,,,in,: ,,,,,>ll ,"IS ,...,,, ,<,,,.,,,,
tl, i)'ed ill :t colol'l'ltl \\;VolMI (()s.
Ii|nlt, t)l'lstntt}lt }1 l)ll)'l'ttlll ()]I l.tl(
Inllsi(' ()' Vllos, rt'tl( cos[lllllt! \\;VOI'|I
))y Ml's. Kl'e'('l' ,VaS l(H[ll(?(l hCl' ii|ti A
U
R
)ml:hcl' (iJ' th(:' wcJ[.-Rtl()n b(,:(l
LM|II
designer. 'l'od .lones.
\\;Ve!.h lililsi. p).es,mled late)' in ,:,
l)l'O,,l';inl, Ml's. Kl'cgt'l g';IVO 11 yes-
rune nf the hislory aud geogTaphy
(h'.v(h)pmer)t ()f the COuIlti'V'S nlu-
sic. A most intot'esting' ;l(?gcl'il)-
t tion )f tlu? EisloddlTod or \\;Velsh 420 SOUTH FIRST STREET
N()II" C()YIt !'.'IS %XglS iIIChl(Itd ill lbC
discussiort. Open 'ill Noon Saturdays
A gv(lup (if A'elsh songs most ef- J.V. "Joe" Simpson
fectively sung by a qual'tette com-. Owner & Operator
Ip.sed ,)f Mrs. tareeman Felt. Mrs.
l{. XV. (')ltmali, Mr, tOvatlR Porter
and Dr. l . \\;'V. Ilerrick inchldc([ .................................................................................................
the stirring Welsh national an-
them. Other songs sung by the
quartette were ltxe Ash (]yore,
Dear IIarp (Jr My Country, Lwo
\\;Velsh hymn tunes ln(t tile llleto(lic
All Tii'mtgh the Night.
Tea cakes and harrt.t briih, a
fruit br(,!ad, made from ohl \\;relstl
recipes, were served by the host-
ess, Mrs. it. V. Oltman, and her
co-hostess, Mrs. Florence Orve=
dahl.
.,ss LNt O.*L.O --..=e ..e br,.e of ,r. wa,ter Two Skils 1o Hilite
Tyynimaa eteeer, tl ,tn ;the ,Faltl LOtheran Church. The young
00upe,re mekl*M] thelrhome at 1119 ranklln. (Ziegler print )
• • •. ,,, • ,, PT$O *=..,"--'
White tpors, ,vlte chrysanthe- of Mrs. Margaret Tj0msland, Shel- Two controversial topics will be
mum, banked the altar of the ton, and Mr. Don TJomsland, Vash- used in the two skits chosen by
Faith LUtheran urch .for .the on, and Mr. Tyynismaa, son of the .hinter high sctmol teachers
:.&altmry Wedding of Iiss .Jynda Mr, and Mrs. Walter U. Tyynis- and students for the program at
!,jgrnsland;to Mr. >W.al[er "E. Tyyn-, maa, Shelton. the next Parent-Teachers-Students
ismaa. The Rev. J. Bernhard Brethelm Organizat:ion meeting. The meet-
Miss Tjomsland is the daughter officiated at the double ring nup- mg will be hehl at 8 p.m Thars-
....... tials. (lay, Feb. 12, in the Jmior high
nn ' 'rhe bride was esco,'ted down the seh°ol a"ditorium,
aisle by her father. She chose a The topics of the skits are en-
For,Odlele white ballerina ,ong,h h.,cade .tled ".oewo, k':-.,.v M,,¢h"
) gu)wn. Her shoulder length veil and "Every Kid's Got One," The
was caught by a crown of seed cast will include in the roles of
Ann Coffman, 724 .W. Harvard,
Shelton, is one of 18 candldttes pearls, the t:eachers, V¢illiam Hrilcert
for the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Red roses and white chysanthe- Mrs. Clara Porter, Gem'g'e Kas-
Girl court at Linfield college, Me- mums were chosen for the bridal zycki. Mrs. Jane Gruver, Don
bouquet. Brown as Collnselof and Mike
Minnvilte, Ore., -vhere she is a Scraffo)'d slid John Sells as SIll-
freshman psychology major. Honor attendants were Mr. Don dents. Moderator for the drama-
Miss Coffman was elected by Eckloff, Seattle, and Miss Betty tizations will be host,principal,
the .Phi :Beta *Mu sorority mere- Cook, Grapeview. Miss Cool( was:Brae e Schwarek.
bers. IAnfleld's five sororities each
selected three candidates and the
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity mem-
bers elected three independent
candidates.
Fraternity members will pick a
court of three on Feb. 4. The
Dr:earn Girl will be selected from
the court,by an off-campus judge
who will Use pictures of the coeds
in making his choice.
The Dream Girl will be an-
nounced at the Dream Girl ba.ll
Feb. 6.
...........................
Bay. Bretheim Mlen
Nati0NI Inditule
The Rev. 3..Bernhard Bretheim,
pastor of the Faith Lutheran
church, attended the National
Stewardship Institute of the Luth-
eran Free Church last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
During the session, he partici-
pated in the program by sharing
the benefits of the "self-study"
program held last fall in the local
pastorage, entitled "Congregation
Studies Its Program."
While at the Institute Mr. Bret-
heim was given a chaace to visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
G. J. Bretheim, Mason, Wis., and
gowned in a soft red ballerina
length gown and carried a bou-
quet of white chysanthemums. Mr.
Ed Rose, Edmonds, was usher.
Miss Susan Tjomsland, sister of
the bride, was candlelighLcr.
A lavender knit suit with black
accessories and corsage of white
chrysanthemums was chosen by
the mother of the bride, Mrs.
Tjolmsland.
Mrs. Tyynismaa chose a beige
satin brocade gown with light blue
accessories and wrdte chrysanthe-
nlunl corsage for tl(}r SOIl'S vve(i-
ding.
A centerpiece of red roses and
white chrysanthemums decorated
the reception table for the recep-
;.tJl,v, in the church parlors honor-
ins the couple 'following the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Joyee Bigh, r, sister of the
bridegroom, cut the two tiered
wedding cake which was topped by
the traditional miniaA.ure bridal
couple. Mrs. Lewis Fulh;r and
Mrs. Robert Gilstrap, sisters of
the bride, poured. In charge of
the guest book was Miss Susan
Tjomsland and Mrs. Ed Rose, in
charge of the gift table.
The newly married Mr. and Mrs.
Tyynismaa are making their hnme
at 1119 Franklin. Mr'. Tyynismaa
is employed at Simpson Lo
tLefreshments will be served fol-
h)wlng the pros'ram.
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All members donating cookies
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esses for the meeting will be Mrs.
Ann Hansen and s. PegSy ,Plol-,
man.
The group's cut.;lroct 'is a
rummage sale. Members are asked
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