The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

Miss Lee Ann Carlscn, shown kneeling, helps pack in anticipation of hei trip to the Willowa Mountain area of the Whitman National Forest in Oregon. Shown with her is a Tacoma mist, Cindy Messmer, who is also going with the Pacific Peak Girl Scouts. Lee Ann Carlson Of Winlock Gets Ready For Scouting Trip The Wallows Mountain area of the Whilman National Forest in Eastern Oregon will be the setting for an unusual two-weei encampment July 18-31. Two girls from Pacific Peaks Giri Scout Council, Lee Ann Carlson of Winlock and Cindy Messmer of Tacoma, will be among the 150 teen-age boys and girls coming from 20 states to take part in the event. Lute Jerstad, one of the five A i a who conquered Mount Everest, will head the event which is sponsored by Columbia River Girl Scout Council of Portland.

The session will be divided into three-day segments to include shooting rapids 'in rubber rafts, a three-day hike, survival training, and three days of learning climbing techniques. Family Reunion Is Held A western barbecue and rodeo will highlight July 24 at Anthony Lakes Base Camp. Sunday will be visitors day and then it wit be back to the high country for another week. Women Moose Regents Host Chapter Night The Norman family held a potluck dinner at the Chehalis Community Building July 10. It was the first time in approximately 15 years the family had gathered for such an occasion.

Guests of honor were Mr. and Elmer Marsh and daughter, Jennifer, Tex. He is the son of Mrs. 0. W.

Marsh, Centralia. Those attending include Mrs. 0. W. Marsh, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Marsh, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bcnton, Toledo, Mrs. May Latighlin, Visalia, Mr.

and Mrs. Sig Johnson, Napavine; Mr. and Mrs. Hugo N'apavine, and Mr. and Mrs.

Egnard Norman, Chehalis. Aso attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norman, Rick, Joyce and Keith; Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Norman, Ruth and David; Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Norman, Erick and Keneth, all of Chehalis. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Johnson, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. Oltis Thompson, Chehalis; Allen Briton and son, Shawn, Portland; Miss Linda Milter, Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter, Chehalis; Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Thompson, Vicie and Scott, Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Clinton, Rocky, Ben and Tanya and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Miller, all of Centralia. Flag Given To Church Colege of Regents the Women, of the Moose were hostesses for a chapter night program held recently at the Centralia Lodge. Senior regent, Mrs. Lee Teshera, Centralia, presented the gavel to Mrs. Raymond Stallman, Chehalis, who opened the chapter night program.

of Regent members serving as officers included senior regent, Mrs. George Curtis, Cowlitz Valley; junior regent, Mrs. Jim Ladely, Lakes Lodge; junior graduate regent, Mrs. Joe Morris, Lakes Lodge; chaplain, Mrs Don Stedham, Centralia; recorder, Mrs. Al i Chehalis; treasurer, Mrs.

Sue Ingalsbe, Morton; sentinel, Mrs. Guy Smith, Chehalis; and Argus, Mrs. Spud Austin, Lakes Lodge. Enrollment of new members was conducted by Mrs. George Curtis, Owlitz Valley.

N'ew members include Mesdames Olive Conrad, Centralia; Gene Hendricfcsen, Chehalis; Emma Centralia; Marietta Mossyrock; John Eh am and Bill Fox, both of Chehalis. Other new members are Mesdamts Was tradowski, Hazel Windham Ernest Blatt and Ed Blatt, al of Cenlralia; and Mrs. Helen Spencer of Ethel. Lela Clark vra presented her green tasse signifying one year as a member of the College which is the highes degree of achievement in the Women of the Moose. Collegian Mrs.

Raj-mon Stallman was presentation oi ficer and Mrs. Al Sommerville past state deputy grand regenl was ritualistic officer. Mrs. Art Jones, Winlock, reported on her recent trip to Mooseheart, 111., where she received her college of Regents degree. Out-of-town guests were from Auburn, Olympia, a Morton and Longview.

The Loyal Order of the Moose served a buffet luncheon followed by entertainment. Eagles Auxiliary Receives New Members The Chehalis Eagles Auxiliary held its first formal meeting of the year and received new members and made plans fcr the forthcoming picnic. members include Mesdames Mary Keith. Gertrude Anderson, Grace Nelson, Adele Carlson and Alta Henneke, all of Chehalis. Youth chairman, Beverly Norberg.

reported on the recent youth convention held in the Twin-Citits. Chehalis won the overall swimming trophy. The Chehalis Eatfes Scout Troop came in second in scout competition. The Chehalis Eagles Boxing Club was first in the competition. Talent show winners were Janet N'orberg and Brenda Elder who gave a song and dance as their talent.

Kellie N'orberg placed third in the and under sge group with a dance number. The Dolly Chronicle, Fu'cfcy, July 16, 1971 Recently five generations of the Family of Allan (Martha) Smith, were together. Mn. Smith came to Lewis County in 1909 from West Virginia. Top row, from left, art Mrs.

Robert (Joann) Tate, Portland, and her mother, Mrs. C. T. (Lois) Shields, Montesano. Front row, from left, are Mrs.

Vernon (Irfrfj) Zerwekh, Cfe Elum, and Smith holding Mrs. Tale's daughter, Thrischell. Centralia Couple Wed In Home Ceremony Orange and white Towers and candles decorated the Centralia home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fothergiil, for the July 3 wedding of Candy Hazelrigg and Glenn Hayertz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vern Centralia. The Rev. Harvey C. Hartling officiated at the 1 p.m.

doublt- ring ceremony which was followed by a reception at the home. A flag, flown over the nation's capital and obtained through Congresswoman Julia Butler Hansen, was presented to the First Evangelical Covenant Church in Chehalis Sur.day evening. The flag was presented from the women's auxiliary to VFW Post 1007 of Chehalis by Mrs. Dale Clark. Accepting the flag fcr the church was Bob Jones.

Attending the presentation ia addition to the church congregation were Mesdames Sarah Palmer, president of the auxiliary; and Jennie Rayton, Sally Davies, Elsie McAvay, Atta Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark. For her wedding the bride chose a street-length dress fashioned with white blouses and orange and white skirt. Her bouquet was of while and orange wood roses.

Miss Carol Shult, Centralia, was maid of honor. She wore 3 red orange and white dress figured with orange and white flowers. Vern Hayertz, Centralia, was best man. Nicad-Cell Hearing Aid COST OF BATTERIES GOING HIGHER AND HIGHER NO END IN SIGHT (CHEHAUS SPECIAL.) An a)) new hearing aid that uses no regular battery has been developed and is a i money for hearing aid users throughout the country. It is moderate in price.

The rechargeable nickel cadmium powercell eliminates regular batteries. The automatic sup- pression circuit controls those too loud noises, helps your hearing and understanding in church, noisy restaurants, in traffic crowds. For full information, come in or write to Twin City Hearing Aid tenter, 880 Market, Chehalis, Wash. 98532. Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mitchell Centralia Couple Wed In Double-Ring Service A double-ring ceremony June 26 united in marriage Miss Sosina Oster and Otto Mitchell. The Rev. Gerald Fox officiated at the 7:30 p.m.

service at the Bible Standard Church, Centralia. For the wedding the church was decorated with two standing baskets of pink gladiolus and white chrysanthemums. A pink candelabra was on the piano and pink ribbon bows marked the pews. The. bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Oster, Centralia. Her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. fra Mitchell, Centralia.

The newlyweds are both graduates of Cenlralia High School. The bride is employed at Wayne's Photo Service. Her bridegroom is employed at Tires, Chehalis. For her wedding the bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a white street-length empire-waisted dress of nylon dotted Swiss fashioned with long sleeves. The dress was trimmed with pink lace at the neckline, wrists and around the waist.

She carried a bouquet of pink roses, white daisies, baby's breath tied with long pink streamers. Miss Debbie Kcithahn, Centralia, was maid ef honor. She wore a sleeveless purple dress with pink shoes and pink an 1 purple head band. Her bouque was similar to the bride's. Gerry Boeck, Centralia, wa best man.

A reception at the home the bride's parents followed th. service. For her wedding trip the new Mrs. Mitchell changed (o whit knit pants with peach colorec knit blouse. The couple will be at horn in Chehalis.

Quotable Quotes "All I ever wanted to do from the beginning was to go up int the hills and grow vegetables But you can't do that, yo know, when your brother an sisiter are getting killed Vietnam. Working against tha war is just my way of trying I stay alive." Leslie Bacon, 19 released from prison afte questioning by a Seattle gran jury about the March i capit bombing in Washington, D.C. One nice thing about being ble to comb your hair with towel: Those tonic bills are one forever. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Neumann, Centralia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann to Gregg E. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H.

Taylor, Chehalis. bride-elect was graduated from Centralia High School and attended Centratia College. Her fiance attended W. F. West High School and recently finished his lour oi duty with thi U.S.

Army in Germany. An Aug. i wedding is planned. HOME FURNISHERS NOW CENTRALIA CHEHALIS LOTS OF ACTION! $AVE ON FRIGIDAIRE EXAMPLES REG. $224 NOW 1970 RSMP REG.

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