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THE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVESARY of Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. Smith will be celebrated at an open house to be held
between the hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Sunday in the
Elks Club.
BILL AND EVELYN SMITH were married on November
10, ]928.
Christine Tara Clark and
Marc R. Tomlinson marry
Christine Tara Clark and
.on ,eptemver : "m""censlon
Lutheran Church Of Thousand
Oaks. Pastor Willis E. Moerer
officiated at the 8 p.m.
ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents, Graham
E. Clark and Violet Clark.
Parents of the groom are John
R. Tomlinson and Jeanne L.
Tomlinson.
Maid of honor was Karen
White of Agoura, California. Dale
Tomlinson of Thousand Oaks
was his brother's best man.
Guests were seated by Don
Dorman of Filmore, California,
and Joe Cruz of Thousand Oaks.
Winners named
North-South winners for the
Monday evening meeting of
Shelton Bridge Club were Scotty
Murphy and Bob Quimby, and
Lil Updyke and Joan Renn.
Winners for East-West were
Victor Van Fumetti and Vaughn
Sorenson, and Bey Petersen and
Bettielou Nelson.
The club meets at 7:15 p.m.
each Monday in the PUD
auditorium. All bridge players
are welcome to attend.
Ring-bearer was Garret M.
t-h!z, cousf tl ..,m,
Idaa A. Tomllnson was {he'
flower girl, sister of the groom.
The gift table was attended by
Kristen Inglee, sister of the
bride, and the guest book by
Amy Tomlinson, sister of the
groom.
Organist was a friend of the
g?oom's family, Howard
Sonstegard, of Thousand Oaks.
He played "Wedding Song" and
"For All We Know."
Christine, a 1978 graduate of
Agoura High School, is employed
as a nurse's aide and is working
on her L.V.N. at Simi Vocational
School.
Marc was graduated in 1974
from Shelton High School and is
employed as a mechanic for
Sears in Thousand Oaks. As a
junior in California Lutheran
College, he is working on his
bachelor's of science in
management.
After a four-day honeymoon
in Ventura, the couple is at
home in Newburry Park,
California with plans to move to.
Lacey, Washington in 1980.
Special guests were Mrs. Lou
Greenaway of Canada,
grandmother of the bride, and
Mrs. Jerry Pyle and Miss Julia
Pyle of Shelton.
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GUYS' HAIRCUTS
$00
Includes shampoo, cut, style
Summer nuptials now announce !
A 2 p.m. double-ring and Jennifer Strata, Strata and cousin-of-the-bride for the bride and groom. Pouring
ceremony in Kingdom Hall of sister-of-the-bride. Flower-girl James Strom. Mary Taffera was coffee were Edna Siegert of
Jehovah's Witnesses united in was sister-of-the-bride Kristin musician. Union and Mrs. John Robinson
matrimony Kimberly Lorraine Strom. At a reception held in and Terri Robinson, both of
Strata and Jeffrey Allen Thein. Dave Thein was best man for Hoodsport Firehall, Kim Aberdeen. Cake was cut by
Paul Strom, grandfather of the his brother. Ushers were Mark Nicklaus played "I Only Have Zanna Kadoun and Cloie
bride, officiated at the July 22 Struger, uncle-of-the-bride Dane Eyes For You" as a solo dance Johnson.
wedding.
Parents of the bride are Mr. Serving punch were Mary
and Mrs. Gene Strom of Shelton. Strom and Fay Horick, aunts of
The groom is the son of Mr. and the bride, and Barry Strom, the
Mrs. Dan Thein Jr. Of Aberdeen. bride's uncle. Joy Norvell of
Given in marriage by her Camas, Washington was in charge
of the guest book with Andee
parents, the bride was attired in Woods and Laurie Johnson at
a floor-length beige the gift table.
Victorian-style gown trimmed
with beige lace and fashioned A family reception followed
with long, full sleeves and a high in the home of the bride's
neckline, parents. A dinner was served,
She carried an arrangement after which the bride and groom
of small blue silk flowers, dried opened their wedding gifts.
dark blue blossoms, baby's The groom-attended
breath and small rosebuds made Weatherwax High School in
by her mother from material / ! Aberdeen, and is now employed
identical to that in the / at the Anderson-Middleton Mill.
bridesmaids' dresses. She wore After a wedding trip to Victoria,
baby's breath in her hair. ....
Amanda Strom was her B.C. and the San Juan Islands,
the couple is at home in
sister's maid of honor. Aberdeen.
Bridesmaids were Karyn Smith,
sister-of-the-groom Ginger Liechti A November trip to Hawaii is
a wedding gift from the groom's
parents.
Canal women
MR. AND MRS. M.D. (POLLY) PARRE
their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunda
until 6 p.m. at a reception to be held in
Apartments Recreation Center. Co-hosts
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R.G. par
Parrett's sister, Mrs. Betty (Crocker) La
slate meeting Soot| ide
Next Thursday the Hood Clover Club
Canal Woman's Club will honor i
Hood Canal pioneer women at k I
its noon meeting in the Potlatch i m a es p a ns
clubhouse. Dessert hostesses will
be Mrs. Marie McCune and Mrs. Southside Clover Club met
Lily Wilkinson. i on November 4, from 10 a.m. to
Mrs. Frances Catto will tell 11 a.m. in Mrs. Rains home.
the history of Hood Canal and Attending members were
its pioneers. All women, -,i !,, Cindy Tobin, John Lake, Melissa
especially pioneers, are invited to ii! ...... ii: Lake, Kelly Holman, Kyle
attend this meeting. Holman, Diane Herrick, Linda
Permann, Rene Miller and Steres
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Allen Thein Miller.
AA JLO_
The meeting started with a
nneeTnng set discussion era Christmas party
,l and the drawing of names took
On Tuesday Shelton United PWP t-.anning meeting set place for the exchange of gifts.
Methodist Women will meet at Members discussed the
11 a.m. in the Methodist Church. Parents Without Partners will scheduled for Sunday from noon making of Christmas decorations
Elizabeth Circle will hostess the hold a planning meeting at 7:15 until 4 p.m. in Bordeaux School. for Fir Lane Terrace. The
noon luncheon following the p.m. today at the fairgrounds Potluck will be served, and those possibility of hosting a dance
business meeting. following the weekly potluck to attending should bring dishes and was also suggested.
Marda Moore will present the be served at 6:30 p.m. A eating utensils. The December 2 meeting will
afternoon program on parent-youth dance is planned by A board meeting is slated for be hosted by Steven Miller and
"Thankfulness."' the organization for 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the home John Lake at Mrs. Rains home.
SERRV handicrafts and the Friday in Lacey Community of Stella Winter, and Bob Stone Refreshments for the last
new Shelton United Methodist Hall. will host coffee-and-conversation meeting were served by Kelly
cookbooks will be available at The Rainier regional meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Holmao and Kyle Holman ........... THE PAR RETTS were wed on
th! meeting, ' . begin at 9 ,m. Saturday,in ,
' *'K' 6"u , ': ' babysitter:! Igremetbn; iCffid laiees lI )'j
will be provided. All women are be held Saturday night ]n both
welcome. Tacoma and Aberdeen with _.,,
areal .av. amy of SAL
Pre-l00oving
Sims meet Family activities are
The Shelton chapter of The el
Good Sams, "Tramper Sams," Alco
met on the second weekend of
October at Westport. Thirteen information
rigs were present.
school
At the October meeting, set
officers were elected. Glen An Al'cohol Information
Hufnail is next year's wagon Great !
master; Tig Hufnail is secretary; School for the Public is
M o n r o e A n t o n s e n i s scheduled. ;
vice-president; and Helen The six-hour school will be
offered in two three-hour reductior00S
Antonsen is treasurer.
The next meeting will be sessions on the second and third ....
heldthisweekend. 'at Minerva Beach, Potlatch, Mondays of the month from 7 or ,
pm to ,0 pm on fie
auditorium of the Olympia City 1.,
' . Hall, Eighth and Plum Streets. r O] 1 !!
Board to meet Sessions will be held on m,00rchan ,.,
Monday and on November 20
Mary M. Knight school board and will be presented by the __ y i
will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in Thurston and Mason Alcoholism Ths ThUrsda i
--the school. Recovery Council, nc rnuy'-- a a-
Let Lani Fashions
and
A LITTLE BIT OF HAWAII Saturday.
Is Presenting
A Fall and Winter In our Evergreen Square Store.
FASHION SHOW
7 p.m.,
Thursday, November 16th Watch--y( "our Grand Opening
at the ill our new store at
Hoodsport Cafe
Featuring our 826 Railroad Avenue
Jane Colby Coordinates, a variety of T/,
eveningwearandhostessgowns, andof ..,,urst November 16th.
course, our very speci.al
Hawaiian fashions.
MIIoI North of HoodIport
on Highway 101 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Sack
ROMMIC' COIffURE;
103 W. RNILRO,4D 4£6-4783
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