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JfUMBOLDr STANDARD Soturdoy, July 13, 1957, Page 5 -Realm Of IDomen- (Phnio Specialty Shop.) MRS. JOHN (IDA) WAHLUND, was honored on her 70th birthday when her family gathered at her lioine to celebrate the occasion. They are, first row: Vickie and Gary Johnston, Cynthia, Stephen, Timothy, Daniel, John, Ronald and Jeffrey Wahlund; Stephen Fridley, David Viale, Gary, Donald, Deborah Wahlund; Cynthia and Nancy Baker, Todd Wahlund. Second row, left to right: Linda and Jeannie Wahlund, Claudia Fridley, Russell, Linda, Susaft and Marcic Wahlund; Charles Johnson, Mrs. Ida Wahlund holding Rebecca Wahlund, Reid Alton, Mrs.

George Brazil holding Jeanne Viale, Wendy, Norma and Joseph Wahlund. Third row, left to right: James, Helen and Curtis Wahlund; Eleanor and Mrs. Melvin Wahlund, Nancy and Mrs. Clayton Wahlund, Melissa and Mrs. Donald Wahlund, Mr.

and Mrs. William Wahlund, Paula Viale, Mrs. Jack Viale, Mrs. Wallace Wahlund, Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall (Photo by R. W. Spurting) OUR REDEEMER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Arcata, was the setting for the marriage of Mrs. Jerald W. Backer, the former Judy Heilman, June 22.

chose a white ballerina-length nylon gown with which she wore a fingertip veil and car- Judy Heilman And Jerald Barker Recently Married Pink rosebuds decked the altar of Our Redeemer's Luth- 'eran church in Arcala for the and who carried a French bou- ried a French bouquet of pink City, grandparents of rosebuds. Her maid of honor was Miss Betty McKinney, whose ballerina-length gowft of blue net was similarly styled wedding of Miss Judy Heilman and Jerald Barker, recently. The Reverend Donald Clans en read the double-ring rites. The lovely bride, (laughter of Mr. 'and Mrs.

Harold Heilman of Arcata, approached the Mary Sue Dabberstein played altar on the arm of her father. Her bridegroonvis the son of the console of the organ. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Barker of Arcata. For her wedding, the bride mony, with the wedding cake served by -Mrs. Elizabeth McKinney and punch poured by the Misses Betty McKinney and Karon Conklin. Miss Judy Wallace presided at the gift table.

The four-tiered wedding cake, ils clover leaf base decorated with pink rose vines which extended to the lop of cake, was baked and decorated by the bride's mother. Out-of-town guests enjoying he bridal festivities were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heilman of Ore- uet of pink rosebuds. Glenn Graham served as best m'an for the bridegroom, and ushers were Jim Barker home of the bride's parents immediately following the cere- he bride; and Mr.

and Mrs. )avid Jubb of Oregon City, the ride's aunt and uncle. Both the new Mr. and Mrs. Jarker attended Arcata Union High school.

Following a wed ding trip to Clear Lake, they will reside in McKinleyvillc. Occident Parlor Occi- and. Tommy Heilman. Miss dent parlor No. Native Daughters, will meet Wednes traditional wedding music at day at 8 p.

m. in the Native Sons hall for a business ses- Reception was held at the sitm an(I installation of officers. Mrs. Dan Tremblay wil be installed as the new presi dent of Occident parlor. De luly Grand President Dary Wendt of Reichling parlor.

For officers will the installing officials. RHEEMGLAS gives awate has at this MRS. RICHARD JORGEN CHRISTIANSEN, the former Joan Marie Peterson, is pictured following her recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs.

Christiansen are now residing in Washington. Why Grow Old? By Josephine Lowman If we could see wiiat happens to our poor muscles when we have bad posture, we would be more serious about manner in which we carry ourselves. Actually, some muscles become shortened while others actually a stretched a weakened. This makes it impossible for them to do their work of keeping us in line. We must stretch shortened muscles NATURAL OR L-P GAS TEN YEAR PROTECTION PLAN NOW YOU DON'T HAVE TO SETTLE FOR A "SECOND LINE" WATER HEATER1 You can buy a Rheemglat, with rustproof lining, at the lowest price ever! Dependability, full warranty with RHEEMGLAS! WE INSTALL! Yesl Don'l fovget our own licensed plumber can install quickly, at moderate I Ul I II Class Reunion By 1942 Group Arcata The Class of 1942 of Arcata Union high school recently reunited at Shrine park for an enjoyable evening.

There was a cocktail hour from 6:30 to 8:00 p. m. Dinner was served at 8:00 m. Sam Merryman Jr. was master of cere monies giving an interesting and enjoyable resume of some of the highlights of the four years spent at AUHS.

Marion Johnson Buck was program chairman. Dale Ing vardson gave several accordion selections. Mrs. Fred Brauback Joyce Bagley, received a gift for having traveled the longes 1 distance, from San Diego. Following the dinner, danc ing was enjoyed to the musi of Dale Ingvardson's orchestra until 2 a.

m. The following teachers wen Miss Ruth Carroll, Mis: 5velyn Fielding, Mr. and Mrs W. B. MeKittrick, Mr.

and-Mrs Allen Ham, Mr. arid Mrs. Har ry Stoddard. The hall was decorated.will large banner, Welcome Class 1942, with orange and blacl pom-poms throughout the hall greenery, and orange marl golds as centerpieces on th tables. Lilly Picchi Boemke was in charge of decorations.

Some 08 classmates, wives and husbands attended. It wa suggested to hold another re union in 5 years. Reunion committee was Sam Merryman Jr Dan Rogers, Do Christie, Ben Spini Harve Paulson, Lucille Nordquis Johnson, Ruth Nielson Hynd ing, Marion Johnson Buck, Li ly Picchi Boemker, a Papini Vallee. Mary Ennes Pd ley, Marion Wilson Geiger, an nd strengthen weak ones be- ire we can assume correct: osture. Round shoulders and Dowager's Hump often are ie results of poor Toay 1 would like to givo you a ew'exercises which are splen- i strengthening a ack muscles and correcting ound shoulders and Dowager's ump.

1. Lie on the floor on your omach, with your arms and ead resting on the floor. Arch our back, lifting your legs, ead and arms as far from the oor as possible. Keep egs straight. Return to the oor.

You may not be able to et very far from the floor at rst but practice will improve he situation. 2. Take the same starting po- ition. Ask someone to hold our feet down to tha floor. a head and runk as far us as you can, eeping the feet on the floor.

Lower trunk, arms and head the floor. Continue. This exercise is difficult and hould not be used until you uave become expert at ther two. Lit; across a chair vith your abdomen on eat of the chair. Raise your rms, head, trunk and legs up- vard, until your body is in a line.

Relax and repea times. Ask someone to lold the chair while doing this one. These exercises would be fun 'or your teen agers to try am vould promote improve ment-in their posture. age is a crucial time far a xsture is concerned. Young 'oiks are growing so rapidl; at this age that they have a cndency to slump.

It is much a i to correct posture a I at this age than ater on in life. i If you would like to have exercises for the back, send stamped, self-addressod envc lope with your request for th leaflet "Back Talk" Mo. 16. Art dress Josephine Lowman i care of this newspaper. Guen Hanson Johnson.

Honored At Beatrice Party Miss Joan Marie. Peterson nd Richard Jorgen Christian en recently pronounced their marrage vows before Father loherty at the St, i c'n iatholic church in Petaluma heir best man and matron onor were Mr. and Mrs. Nea oss, brother-in-law and sister the bride. The new Mrs.

Christiansen is lie daughter of Mr. and Mrs 'red Peterson of Petaluma. Thi Little fans a slip easil. into the pocket of a lighi (lowered coat are the lates things from Paris. Very fern inine and pretty.

Many'Generations Join In Reunion ForMrs.Wahlund Mrs. John (Ida) Wahiunri was honored at a "big" Humboldt family reunion, June 30, when her twelve children, 33 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren gathered at her Freshwater Kotne to help celebrate her 70lh birthday. During the afternoon more than a hundred relatives and friends arrived to extend their greetings to Mrs. Wahlund. The children presented (heir mother with her first orchid and a carnation corsage.

Daughters and daughters-in-law each served a turn at the refreshment (able which was centered with a cake, appropriately decorated for the cccassion. Not to be outdone, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren placed their tokens. on a 'money tree' which netted nearly sixty dollars. Presiding at the guest book were grandchildren, Wendy and Norma Wahlund. All but one of Mrs.

Wah- lund's children live in Eureka. They are John Ernest, Alllton, Clayton, Don- alri, Mclvin, Wallace, twins i William Wahluiid and Mrs. John (Lily) Viale, Mrs. Marshall (Bessie Alton, and I and Mrs. Charles Hastings, and children, Sharon, Sandra and Mary Lou; Mrs.

Mea Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Vance, Mr. md Mrs. Delmar Detharage and amily, Mr.

a s. jundlach, Janice, a Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Shirley lundlach and children, Gregg, and. Rida; Mrs.

Gladys "runillach, all of'Eureka. Other invited guests were Mrs. Pelrea Johnson, Arcata; room is the son of Mr. and Irs. Lloyed Brightman of Beat ice.

A reception was held at the lome of the parents of the iride after the wedding will mly immediate relatives pre ent. The couple took a shor redding trip in Humbold ounty. The bride graduate rom Petaluma high school ii "une this year and the groom attended Eureka shool. the couple- a in lumbbidt a party was given or the bridal couple at th lome of the groom's parents Beatrice. Invited guests wer and Mrs.

Eugene Whitney ortuna; Mr. and Mrs. Elwoo Norris and Stig Slrombeck, Mr. Alton, Mrs. Curtis Wahlund, Mrs.

Thomas Baker, Mrs. Ernest Wahlund. Fourth row, left to right: Mrs. Milton Wahlund, Michael, Milton and Melvin Wahlund, Mr. and Mrs.

John Wahlund, Clayton and Donald Wahlund, Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fridley, George Brazil, Jack Viale, Wallace Wahlund, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wahlund, Dennis Wahlund, Thomas Baker and Ernest Wahlund.

George (Bcrllia) Brazil of Berkeley. Large families are (he usual for Mrs. Wahlund who is one of eleven children, (three sets of twins) of (he Inte Mr. and Mrs. Neils Johnson, pioneers to the vicinity of Table Bluff.

Four of the Johnson family besides Mrs. Wahlund. arc still living and in this area. They are Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Mefropollt a Mrs.

Annie Hess, Mrs. Bessie Peterson and Charles Johnson all pf Eureka. An unusual occurance Is. the fact tli.it a twin sister, the late Mrs. Charles (Alia) Wahlund was likewise the mother of twelve cblldreii, numerous grandchildren arid great-grandchildren.

The sisters also married brothers. Mrs. Wahlund has been widowed five years and would have observed a 50th wedding anniversary this year. She is seldom alone as there is usually al least one member of the family, more often grandchildren, staying with. her.

For the active grandmother (here is never an idle moment. She skillful- lends to a veritable nursery of plants In her garden. Always generous with her flowers, she can be depended upon to furnish blooms for decorating at special occas- slons such as (hose at the Freshwater grange she has been a member 24 years, serving In tho of Flora more than 15 yearsi of that time. She Is also a. member of Camellia Chapter of a White Shrine of Jerusalem, Eureka Fuchsia Club and a charter, member of Northern Humboldt Pomona Grange.

-(Photo by Photo Specialty VENETIAN BLINDS Cleaned Retaped Recorded Repaired BALLINGERS 2169 Broadway HI 2-5954. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Holgesen, Harry Holgesen, Mr. and Mrs.

Losior Slromback, Mr. and Mrs. Aelred Collins, Katherine Collins, James Collins, Mrs. Fred Scheuler of Beatrice; Mrs. Belle Rcilly, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Minton, William Minton and Sue Minion Rohnerville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Wohler of Ferndale; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christiansen, Snnya anri Chris Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Christiansen, Kenneth anl Lynda of Lolela and the host and hostess, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Brighlman. The groom is in tho U. S. Navy, stationed at Portownsend, where they will make their home al present.

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