The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

Chehalis Couple Wed At St. Joseph Church The br'de's great-grandmother, Mrs. w. E. Hearn, Chehahs, and her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Cowley and ii a Evrelt Adams, ail of Chehalis, were special guesfs at the Dec. 4 wedding of Spcrri Lyrme Danielson and Stephen C.

Riley. Pink and red carnations, chrysanthemums and gladiolus decorated St. Joseph Catholic Church, Chehalis, for the 8 p.m. douWe-ring wedding service read by the Rev. Paul Byrne.

The bride i the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, thehahs, and Virgil Danielson Spokane. Her bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Curtis C. Riley, Chehalis.

The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather. She wore a dress of heavy white satin w'lh lace overlay with a long satin and lace train fastened at the waisiline with a large satin bow. Her net veil Garden Hose Useful DEAR POLLY and Mrs. O.S. We found a good way to protect both (he finish on the end of our grandson's crib and him at the same time.

My husband took a piece of old rubber garden hose which I had washed and disinfected well, split it down one side with his pocket knife and supped this over the end of the bed. did not slip olf and was easy to wash. We also put one of these over the old-fashioned sharp metal foot scraper in the back yard so the kiddies would not fall and get hurt it. My husband has died but how happy" he would be to know that someone had used his cood Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY We would like to give a Jack and Jill parly for our secn.fe-fce.married daughter and her fiance. I would appreciate knowing how goej about this.

If any readers have ever given such party i would appreciate hearing about it. DORIS DEAR POLLY My Pointer is for those who wear different- colored headbands with wiglets or when the hair is fixed to look like a wiglet. I had only two scarves and could not afford more so had to find a substitute. Looking through my husband's old ties from years back I found lots and Jots of beautiful ones to wear as headbands or also as belts with pants suits. If the ties are too Jong, cut out the narrow center and sew the ends back together again.

LILY DEAR POLLY My 21 month old daughter has very long hair. It was always gelling in her food when she was feeding herself until I slarted to snap her bib OVER her hair in the back and now it stays out of the way and in place. This would also work for older little girls who still wear bibs. BARBARA Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY We own a large lot that gels full of weeds which the city requires us lo have cut. This costs a.

great deal. I would like to know if there is any way we could permanently kill the weeds -HERBERT DEAR HERBERT When my sons were youngsters a neighbor allowed them to use his vacant lot for play and having a carnival in exchange for culling the weeds. A group of them did it quickly. Perhaps you could make such an arrangement aith children in your vicinity who would be delighled to have an open p'ace to play. POLLY DEAR POLLY Hope you don't object lo a man commenting for your column.

(Polly's note--We love it.) I like to cook but hale cleaning up When trying to ctean crusl(f or burned surfaces I have found that one of those ammomalcd household cleaners cuts through quicker and easier than soaking in a dishwashing detergent. A.GH. Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY TK feathers JD my down-filled comforter slide to the edges and leave the center thin. Can someone tell me how to prSvenl this? SIRS. H.

was held by a flower-shaped tiara. She carried a cascade bouquet.of red roses and pink miniature rosebuds with silver ribbon. Mrs. Terry R. McGovern, Seattle, was matron of honor.

Her gown featured a bodice of white lace over white satin with long, full red satin skirt with empire waist accented with white velvet bow with ribbons to the skin hem in front. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations with pink net and silver streamers. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Tim McCormick, Centralia, and Miss Amber Soeby, Toledo, who wore gowns similar lo the honor attendants except their skirts were pink satin. They carried cascades of red carnations with net and silver streamers.

Miss Cindi Adams, sisfer of bride, was junior bridesmaid. Candfelighters were Miss Shelli Adams, sister of the and Miss Sabina Riley, sister of the bridegroom. Flower girl was Tryna Smith, Chehalis. Peter Riley, Ellensburg, was best man for his brother. Ushers were Larry Danielson, brother of the bride, Billy Riley, brother of the bridegroom, Tim McCormick, Centralia.

Mark Livinger. Oakville, was ring bearer. He carried a white satin pillow used at the wedding of the bride's mother. The reception was held in the St. Joseph Catholic Church school hall.

For her wedding trip to Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood, the new Mrs. Riley changed to a pink and white two-piece ensemble with white accessories and pink rosebud corsage. The newlyweds are graduates of W. F.

West High School, Chehalis. Riley is a graduate of Tacoma Vocational School and is employed by Gesler McN'iven Company, Centralia. His bride is employed by MacMillan Health Care Center. The couple is at home in ChehaJis. Easy-Crochet WOMEN'S News Page Women's News Deportments, Dial 736-3311, 748-3311 Family Activities Clubs Social Events Ann Trout Blinks, Women's News Editor Shear flattery for dinner, dancing.

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A Laura feature, The Daily Chronicle, Cenlralia- Chehaits, Wash. An exhibit on alcoholism is on display at Chehalij Public Library during National Alcoholism Month, according to the Chshalis Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experiences, strength and hope with each ether that they may solve (heir common prob- lem and help others to recover from alcoholism. A closed meeting is, held on Mondays and an open meeting on Fridays at 8 p.m. at 979 Market St.

in Chehalis. Use Prindle Street entrance. For further information, telephone 748-8589, 748-8915, or Chronicle Sfaff Phofo Chehalis Rainbow Girls Install Lisa Westby Miss Lisa Westby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joha Weslby, Centralia, will be installed worthy advisor by Chehalis Assembly, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Saturday evening.

The public installation service is scheduled at 8 p.m. at the Chehalis Masonic Temple. Installing officers will be Kathy Anderson, W. H. Mueller, Pat 3 avis, Marilyn Nielsen Teresa Zopolos, Jim McAuley, Mrs.

Margaret Hilton, Mrs. Charles Shafer and Sue Allen. Soloists will be R. 0. Westby and Kathy Anderson.

Other officers slated for installation are Melody McAuley, worthy associate advisor; Cindy Godsey, Charity; Para Brown, Hope; Para Hartley, faith; Sayle Bailey, recorder; Debbie i i treasurer; Phyllis Brotherton, a a i Kim Eider, drill leader; Debbie Nielsen, love; Karma Keen, religion; Mary Kay Benny nature; Aileen Karboski, immortality; Gay Zigler, fidelity Pam McKee, patriotism; Pam a i a service; Sandy outer observer; Roxanne Grabel, confidential observer, and Cindy Zopolos, musician. Junior officers to be installed are Karen Young, Pam Aust, Pam Madsen, Ava Vaux, Marie Lisa Westby A xb Terry Schwan, Vivanne Huckstep, Pam Stro- demier and Liada Garrett. Additional officers who will be installed are Jeroy Birley, Bible bearer; Lucy Powell, jewei keepr, and Carol Dorothy, assistant recorder. Members of the Chehalis Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will form the honor guard. -Mrs.

John Westby will be installed mother advisor Jim McAuley will be installed Rainbow Dad. i A Tuesday night a CBS news i a "Is Mercury a a former Centralia student, Jlichael W. Penley was featured in the laboratory at the University of Illinois along with his professor, Dr John M. Wood. Penley will be eligible for his doctorate chemistry in June.

His wife the former Judy Schnarr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Garfield Penley, Centralia. Gutif caller at the square dance Saturday the Cougar Squares will be Al (Pete) Strodemier. The dance is planned from 9 p.m.

Jo midnight at the Cowlitz Prafrie Grange hall. For a second year, Goo Samaritan Hospital and Medica Center, an Episcopal hospital sponsoring a senes of program Centra I ia Auxiliary Has Initiation For 17 Seventeen members were initiated by. the Centralia Eagles Auxiliary meeting, last week at the Cenlralia Eagles hall. Newly initiated members are Mrs. Sharon Enlow, Mrs.

Pat A Mrs. Geneva Notes On Art Sears Roebuck Foundation choreographer Mary Staton has been named the National Endowment for the Arts Affiliate Artist with the Seattle Opera. She will lecture and perform in the Northwest during the coming three months. Representing the Nikolais she served as consultant for the 1969 Tokyo Fall Arts Festival. Schools and organizations wishing either 3 free lecture demonstration or to sponsor the performance of the Mary Slaloa Theatre Ensemble should call Seattle Opera at MU 2-8131 or write to them at 158 Thomas Seattle, 93J09.

Stoneroad, Mrs. Lyn Lewis, Mrs. Myrta Wart, Mrs. Ester Kus, Mrs. Rose Kitchel, Mrs Betty Coatcs, Mrs.

Linda Moore, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings, Mrs. Donna Jean Blalt, Mrs Viviaa Hamilton, Miss Pal Mayj Mrs. Michele Stoner, Mrs. Betty May, Mrs.

Ellen Jensen and Mrs. Arlena Zadina. Mrs. Don Glacken reported she delivered a cake to the Peter Pan Nursing Home for January. Delegates elected to the Northwest Regional Conference in Seattle are Mrs.

Frank Swenson, Mrs. Gene Riley and Mrs. Mary Turya. Members were urged to attend the district mseting in Hoquiam Jan. 17 beginning at 1 p.m.

They were reminded ol "Old Germany" night Jan. 15 with dinner at 6:30 p.m. A Sadie Hawkins dance was announced for Jan. 16. Dancing begins a 9:30 p.m.

The auxiliary will meet again at 8 p.m. Jan. 21. A 6:30 p.m swiss sleak dinner to honor the visiting state aerie president Woody Beckley, will precede the meeting. Yard Birds' Annual NOW IN PROGRESS Drop in Today ind hare i YARD BIRDS FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER Bttwein Ccntnlia and Chehalis UP (Accuracy Guaranteed) MR.

WAGE EARNER: NEW Tax Rules Hare You Confused? and Two parts of tb take place Problems. program Portland Civic Auditorium The Daily Chronicle, Friday, Jan. 15, 1971 Your Chicken Recipe May Win Top Honors In National Contest 2 and April 15. A "third feedback" session, requirin lublic expression of interest, i planning for June or July TW 5 peaij ers W1 a and Dr. Rudolf Ureikurs.

For information writ he hospital at 1015 Northwest 22nd Portland, Trailer Club Welcomes 38 A potJuck dicner meeting was held Jan. ll by the Tag-A-Long Trailer Club, with 30 members and eight guests attending at the IOOF HaU Centralia. Welcomed to membership were William and Ester Walters and Hans and Fay Baker. Plans were made for the annual crab feed and discussion was held on a trip lo Canada in August. Aaron Newcomb showed pictures and discussed the tobacco auction i Kentucky.

Other members showed picctures of coal mining i Chicken has been such a good uy you've undoubtedly been erving it often. Now your best hicken dish may turn icto a oto' gold! Enter it in the National hicken Cooking Contest and ompete for the top prize of Entries close on March The contest, sponsored by Jelmarva Poultry Industry in with the National roiler Council and CPC In- Eagles Auxiliary Initiates initiation was held arlier this month by the Eagles Auxiliary for Jonna Osborne, Pat Johnson, Jean Karboski, Mary Tornow, 11 a Talley, Kathleen I a i and Darlene Gehrke. Plans were made for the official visit of the aerie's state president, Woody Beckly, Jan. The degree team was askec serve at a 6:30 p.m. dinner.

Members were urged to at end the district meeting Jan 17 in Hoquiam. LaRayne Schubcr )lympia auxiliary, was visitor. A plaque was put on displaj in the trophy case. It was presented to Mrs. Lucille tevenger, president, at a recent dinner honoring the auxiliary for help and work in making the aerie successful.

Members held a chili dinne. after the meeting. The auxiliary will meet again Jan. 20. Shirley Mellick To Marry Mr.

and Mrs. Harley L. Wires, Seattle, announce the engagement of thier daughter, Shirley Acne Mellick, to Larry Gilbert Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R.

Spencer, Seattle, formerly of MossjTOck. The bride-elect is a graudate of Glacier High School She attended Mt. Baker High School, Bellingham, prior to moving to Seattle. Her fiance Its served with the Armed Forces in Vietnam and is now stationed at Fort Lewis. A June 3 wedding is planned.

ernational, will also award a second price, $3,000 third rize, $2,000 fourth prize, and line $100 bonus prizes. In ad. ilion, 51 finalists (from each tale and the District ot imbia) will win a round trip to Ocean City, for the -ook-off June 5 plus a trophy and a $100 cash prize. Your recipe must feature iroiler-fryer chicken 2 to 3'i xmnds, whole, cut-up or parts) and corn oil or margarine. Preparation and cooking time must not exceed two hoirs.

Each entry must be accompanied by an entry blank or reasonable facsimile. Ar.d, any entering contestant must bj 12 years or older. To obtain an entry blank, write to National Chicken Cooking Contest, Department Rt. 2 Box 47, Georgetown, 1S947. in Wyoming and vacation spots in Oregon and Washington.

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