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2-THE DAILY NEWS Angeles, March 27, 1972 Boyd wedding service here Ella Loy Simmons and Herb Boyd were married March 18 at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in the presence of their families. Pastor Gary Borges performed the double-ring service for the afternoon Wedding. bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Flatau. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boyd are the bridegroom's parents. Candles with pink carnations and white gladioli decorated the sanctuary.

Inese Leskinovitch played the piano. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a silver lame suit and carried an orchid corsage with stephanotis on a white Bible. The bridegroom's siter, Peggy Boyd of Seattle, was the bride's attendant. She wore a dress of sheer white print with blue sleeveless coat. She had a carnation corsage.

Mrs. Flatau wore a pink crepe dress with lace coat. Mrs. Boyd wore a yellow crepe dress with lace sleeves. John Boyd was his brother's best man.

Lloyd Flatau Jr. and Marlin Flatau, brothers of the bride, lit the candles. A reception followed at the Literary Clubhouse which was decorated with arrangements of pink carnations and white gladioli. Boyd and Mrs. Walter Johnson ppured.

Mmes. Don Newman and Alex Sundquistcutthe cake. Michelle Newman had charge of the guest book. punch were Don Newman and Lloyd Flatau Jr. Judy Johnson and Dawn Hinrichs attended the gifts.

Beatrice Flatau, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Butler assisted at the reception. a from out of this area at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kramer Slid Steven of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jtibert Flatau of Perham, Minn. newlyweds are honeymooning in phoenix and Yuma, before making home at 12028 3rd Ave. S.W.

in "Seattle. graduated from Port Angeles High. He attended Peninsula College as as Northwestern in Lynnwood. MR. and MRS.

HERB BOYD Studio photo. Quoting women SHE'S READY Smith will be among the many Camp Fire Girls who will be out selling mints in the organization's annual sale which starts Tuesday and continues through April 15. This year for each box a girl sells, 10 cents is credited to her group and 5 cents is credited to her toward the cost of attending a session at Camp David Jr. A large portion of the remaining profit supports the summer camp project. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some quotable quotes from women during the week: "I watched it (the moon walk) on television and couldn't really believe it.

I'm not sure that I do now. I made my daughter take me out to look at the moon after I saw it on television. I thought maybe they had messed it up and it wasn't shining anymore. But it's still LPN group elects women Juan de Fuca LPNs elected five members to their Economic Security Committee at the meeting Tuesday. They are Oralaine Nyitray, Lyla Knight, Mary Goddard, Mildred Seller and Curtis Melaney.

It was noted that Beverly Hilt was instrumental in getting the most new members last year. Delegates to the annual LPN Convention in Bellingham April 23-26 will be Londa Schultz, Lee Rowland, Mary Goddard, Beverly Hilt, Betty Lou Hosteller, Lyla Knight, Esther Norman, Douglas Watts and Kay Hansen. Alternates are Frances McGarvie, Betty Gesellchen and Marguerite McNeece. Members of the LPN Association acknowledged contributions to the Memorial Scholarship Fund. April 18 is the date for the next regular meeting of the association.

The next LPN workshop for the Nurses' Bargaining Act is April 6 at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Again there will be two sessions, at 8:45 a.m. to noon and at 6:45 to 10 p.m. shining so I suppose it is okay if we walk around on Alice Higgins, 93 years old. "This is part of the women's liberation effort.

Women should have the same rights as men, including fighting bulls in public. Why can't I do Hernandez, challenging a 40-year-old ban in Spain against women fighting bulls on foot. "One of the aspects of our society is that women's ideas are immediately they originate from women. That has been the source of my frustrations in motion pictures. I had ideas and I expressed them.

But because I was a woman, I was disregarded. There is this prejudice against actresses. They're supposed to look pretty and read their lines, then shut up and go Actress Barbra Streisand, in an interview. "As a result I was belligerent, resentful and unhappy. My marks in school were terrible.

I came from a family of achievers and I couldn't know a small degree of Johnson Nugent, daughter of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, who said in Red magazine that an eye disorder as a child made her a poor scholar. "Howard was one of the best dancers I ever knew, and fascinating to be with. Terribly bright and intelligent. But he was immersed in his Actress Ginger Rogers, recalling in the Ladies Home Journal her acquaintance with Howard Hughes.

ATTEND CONVENTION Members of the Olympic Peninsula Nurses Association in Yakima, from left, seated, are Jeanine Barrell, Ann Russell, Helen Eikum, Lillian Leyendecker and Janice Hillcar. Standing, Olive Smelling, Marie L. Beam, Margaret Woods, Thelma White, Janice Kantors, Betty Orem and Virginia Solway. Mrs. White was on the state board of directors the past two years.

Mrs. Smelling was election teller at the convention and Mrs. Beam was on the resolutions committee. Mrs. Orem was elected delegate to the national convention in Detroit.

Golden Age Club meets The Goldenagers Club had 92 members singing old favorite songs and enjoyed a noon luncheon Thursday. Mrs. Helen Brown of Seattle and Mrs. Mildred Dubel were visitors. The Hugh Woodburns celebrated an anniversary.

Frank Hayny and Mmes. Clara Atkinson, Mary Mashler, Geneva Flodin and Alfrieda Cain were reported sick at home. The rummage sale at the April 8 has been expanded to include a bake arid plant sale. Lunch will be served from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A shopping surprise is set for 1 p.m. Members are requested to save their large grocery bags and take them to the next meeting. The tables were decorated by Mrs. Deo (Edna) Hudgins. After the luncheon, games and dancing were enjoyed.

The club meets each Thursday at the YMCA from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visitors are welcome. For a change, ait diagonal slits along one side or on both sides of frankfurters be fort' grilling to serve with waffles or French toast. These "curled up" versions are a real conversation piece.

OF Pom Huui.iiieu nooria iniuuyh Friday and on Sunday morning at 305 W. First Port Angeles, 98362. Telephone 45? V3-I5 Second class postage is paid at Port Angeles. Suggested subscription rates by junior dealer and motor routes- S2 per month By mail: in Clallam and jefferson 419 per year, $10 six montns, ii yj three months Elsewhere in U.S.A yearly. Grace Women's Editor Altar society speaker Mrs.

Thomas Skrinar of Seattle will speak at the Queen of Angels Altar Society Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the parish club room. Mrs. Skrinar, president of the Western Deanery of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, will tell about the purpose and organization of the council. All members of the society are invited.

The women will nominate officers for the coming year Tuesday. He receives masters degree Grant J. Munro, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Munro of Sekiu, has received his master's degree in forest resources from the University of Washington.

He previously graduated from the College of Forestry at the University. He and his wife, the former Carol Worthington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Franklin of Sekiu, are now living in Longview, where he is working for the Weyerhaeuser Co.

Square dancers report visitors Six squares danced Saturday night at Lari-at Hall for Circle O's dance. M.C. and caller for the dance was Elden Slade from Lake Stevens. Slade is teacher-caller for the Renegades in Marysville. President Gordon Umbehocker welcomed back Gay and Eleanor Wright who have just returned from a two- months trip.

Also returning from a winter vacation in Arizona were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd. Umbehocker reminded dancers that Circle 0 will make a visitation to Wheelin' Dealers April 22 to repossess the club's banner, which turned up missing after Wheelin' Dealers danced at Lari-at Hall March 4. Committee of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alwine served refreshments. Elden Slade and his wife taught the Washington State Round Dance of the month, "The Flip Side." He also reviewed the square dance figure, "Grand Spin." Accompanying the Slades from the Renegades were Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Allen and Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrar. Other guests were Messrs, and Mmes.

Roger Middlestadt, Charles Floyd, Lex Dilling, Al Grail, Lee Lunderville. Jerry Andresen and Steve Dilling also attended. Wright called a guest tip. Nominating committee chairman Don Morrison announced nominees: Bud Bucknell, President; John Jones, vice president; Mrs. Tom Alwine, secretary, and Mrs.

Jay Brown, treasurer. Election will be at the next meeting, April 1. Everyone was reminded of the All Clubs' dance April 29 at Tiderman's Hall. Ozzie Foss announced the dance May 2 at Tiderman's Hall will feature Jack Cloe, professional caller of Independence, Mo. For Saturday lunch, serve Taco Dogs.

Simply combine one IVi-ounce envelope taco seasoning mix and cup water in a saucepan. Add frankfurters and bring to a boil; cover and simmer over low heat for 3 minutes. Serve on frankfurter buns and top with chopped tomato, shredded lettuce and shredded Cheddar cheese. Spoon a little of the taco sauce on top. A look at books By SHARON UFER The study of the era of Queen Victoria of Great Britain has many followers today.

Books at the Port Angeles Public Library abet the Victoriana enthusiast in his searches. "The Victorian Empire," by Denis Judd, presents a pictorial history of British conquests from 1837 to 1901. Marie Mallet's letters from Court portray "Life with Queen Victoria" as seen by a maid- of-honor. During Victoria's 63 years of reign, the population of England nearly doubled; social change during this era is heralded in "The Victorians" by Sir Charles Petrie, and People in Life and Literature" by Gillian Avery. The folowering of Victorian domestic architecture in California is treated in "The Ultimate Victorians of the Continental Side of San Francisco Bay," by Elinor Richey.

Victorian novelist Charles Dickens is the celebrated subject of "Dickens 1970." This collection of essays, edited by Michael Slater, is in honor of the centenary of the death of Dickens. Written in a Dickensian spirit are several books for children (and Anglophiles) by Joan Aiken. In "The Wolves of Willoughby Chase" one encounters the adventures of two brave girls in the hands of "brutal Mrs. Brisket, and her daughter, the awful Diana." "Black Hearts in Battersea," "Nightbirds on Nantucket," and "The A fried egg and summer sausage sandwich (on toast) is a great send-off for family members -running out to do Saturday errands. For a different accent, saute bologna slices in butter until they "cup." Saute drained pineapple slices at the same time.

Serve scrambled eggs and chives in the bologna cups and the pineapple on the side. Cuckoo Tree" continue the rollicking misadventures of Miss Aiken's characters. Eagles Auxiliary BAKE SALE THURSDAY, MARCH 30 9-4 p.m. Eagles Hall WELCOME SPRING WiTH om "WTO ejisTeir THINGS Choose from our vast assortment of "happy things" for party sets, gift wrap, home decorations. Sunday, April 2.

Easter, is a great opportunity to start your thoughtfulness blooming. McBRIDE'S i 109 West First ffffSCO TUESDAY 135 East 1st 45" Forcaster Prints RAYON, NYLON Ideal for Mini Skirts, Dresses or Shorts 1 23 YD. for Spring REG. YD. SEE OUR SELECTION OF Easter Novelties NAMES WRITTEN FREE on all hollow chocolate eggs rabbits MEN'S Canvas Work Gloves REG.

49' PR. THE APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH presents the Cantata THE GLORY OF EASTER" by John W. Peterson EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 2 11 a.m. 221 W. 8th Port Angeles 7:30 p.m.

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