The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 9

Railroads Theme Barbara Draper At McKinleyville Queen Of EHS Pack Meeting Sweetheart Ball Arcata Railroads was the Barbara Dra er was crowned tiieme'of the recent meeting of Sweetheart' at the Sweethe; the McKinleyville Cub pack No.j Ba11 Glenn J. Guthne, prm- 20 when it met in the McKin-jcipal, which was held February leyviUe unkm elementary school 12, in the Eureka high girl's gym. Miss Draper, a junior, sponsored by the a cappela choir, was chosen for the title from six finalists. The finalists Nancy Hadley, sponsored by the Big Alice Hamblock, representing the Key club; Dawn Jorgenson, sponsored by the Latin club; Sandy Robin son, from the C. S.

and Leslie Shore, sponsored by the senior class. Music for the annual ball, sponsored by the Girls' league, was furnished by the Fortuna high dance band. The dance was held from 9 p. m. until 12 p.

m. Kay Carlson, chairman of the social committee was in charge of the dance, assisted by her co-chairman Louisa French. Other committees for the ball were: Nancy Anderson and Nola Dondero, refreshments; Donna Evans and Barbara Ansak, publicity; Freda Wood, Martha Feely and Eva Beal, crowning; Berle Guyot and Diane Peters, queen contest; Lynn Cannam, and the girls league decoration committee, general decorations; Nancy Stiles, Sally Ballard and Eleanor Nelson, exercise room decorations; Joyce Biasca and Beverly Chambers, bids; Bea Brown, Ann Metcalf and Gerry Becker, tickets; and Virginia Morrison, personnel. recently. Den No.

1 under the leadership of Mrs. Helen Damgaard had an interesting railroad exhibit. Den No. 2 presented a skit "Railroad Train," under the direction of Mrs. Clay Holmes and Den No.

4 presented a skit, "Casey Jones on the Railroad," with Mrs. Savage directing the play. Each den had exhibits on display. Cub Master Walter Spalding presented the following badges: Den No. 1 James Damgaard, gold arrow; Marshall Christiansen, gold arrow; Eugene Whitehead, 1 year service star, and Allen Christiansen, bobcat pin.

Den No. 2 David Sullivan, lion badge and one gold and one silver arrow; Dick Severson, bear badge and 1 denner stripe; George Cratty, 1 silver arrow; Norman DeVere, wolf badge, and Neil Campbell, bob cat. Den No. 4 Ronny Chase, wolf badge; Paul Blake, wolf badge and 1 denner stripe; Frank Allard, wolf badge and 2 denner stripes; Gordon Sfcaggs, wolf badge and 1 denner stripe; Warren Jensen, wolf badge and 2 denner stripes; Dwight Savage, wolf badge and 1 denner stripe. Boy Scout Gary Harper received a den chief cord.

After the presentation of awards, the meeting was adjourned. The pack leaders also held a committee meeting after the program to plan the program for next month. Leaders present were Herman Christiansen, Antone Lorentzen, Mrs. Clay Holmes, Mrs. Herman Christiansen, Dr.

D. Savage, Mrs. Gene Damgaard and Walter Spalding, Cub Scout leader. SYMPTOMS OF COM4 HAYFEVER SIMPLE HEADACHE Aipinn. Phenocetm and Caffeine.

ZOcapiuletonty AT YOUR PHARMACY Garden Section Meets At Arcata Arcata Eleven members enjoyed the meeting of the garden section of the Arcata Woman's club held at the home of Mrs. Horace Walter Monday afternoon. A discussion of miniature trees and their culture fea tured the program as well as the growing of pelargoniums and pruning of spring plants. The group also discussed plans for future meetings which will include a garden tour this spring. E.

E. Berglund won the special prize. Refreshments were, served before the meot- and the Valentine theme used in the decorations. ing was Realm Of lUomen MARGARET DELANES. EDITOR Phone HI A.

M. to 2 P.M. HUMBOLDT' STANDARD Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1955, P. 9 CARLOTTA BENZONELLI and 'Robert Skavdal were married on January 23, at 1 p.

in St. Bernard's Catholic church in Eureka with the Eev. Father Paul Diebels officiating at the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Benzonelli of Elk River and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ethel Skavdal, Olympia, Washington, and the late Iver Skavdal. --Jerome studio. Party Well Attended Arcata- St.

Anne's guild of St. Others present were Mesdames Alban's Episcopal church spon- Merle McCann, Homer Arnold, sored tne second of a series of Al Menke, R. W. Athow, Charles bridge parties Monday after- Barlow, Earle Johnson, Chester Hunt and Walter Moranda. Engineers have estimated that 1405 gallons of water are required to bring a helping of potatoes to the dinner table.

MOVING Go Mayflower Expert Packing Careful Drivers Safe Storage HI 2-5781 Baker Stanton noon in the lounge of Redwood park, which was filled to capac- Chamberlain, Donald Bux, Dallas Burgess and Michael Chetkovich, who were assisted by Mrs. Henry Herman and Mrs. Herbert Moore. Prizes were won by Mesdames Charles Coggins, Preston Gunther, Everett Hunt, Palmer ity for the enjoyable affair. The'Bonniksen, William Norris, Valentine motif was used for decorating the spacious rooms with large hand painted Valentines decking the walls.

A love- Harold Fisher and Vernon Ashby. Hostesses for the individual tables were Mesdames Allen Morrow, John Ham, Leonard ly arrangement of Japonica Lindberg James Anderson, flanked with tall red m. Francis BaileV; charles Hurl butt, Charles Earl, Glen Timmons, Maurice Hicklin, B. Cooper, Hilda Lambke, James Palmer, Vernon Peugh, James Timmons, William Davis and Walter Warren. Money made from the affair will be used for the Sunday school.

silver candlabras graced the mantle. The prize table was decked with gayly wrapped Valentine prizes with a tall silver candlabra with red tapers. Each individual table was covered with red paper covers and cen tered with white tapers tied with red bows and red cupidj augmented by white chinaware. Dessert refreshments were served before the games by the four hostesses, Mesdames Byard EXTENDED BY POPULAR Permanent Wave Specia Reg. 15.00 for 12 5 WHITE HOUSE Now Through Saturday, Feb.

19 a a Hillside 2-0402 UPSTAIRS AT FIFTH Auxiliary Fort Humboldt unit 212, American Legion Auxiliary, will have a potluck dinner Thursday at -7 p. m. at the Veterans' Memorial building. The district' president; Anna Moore of Ukiah, will pay her official visit to the unit on that evening. Attendants at the wedding were Betty Senestraro and William Skavdal, brother of the groom.

The bride's dress was white ballerina-length with skirt of net over satin. She wore a bolero over the lace bodice! A white orchid was mounted on her white prayerbook. Her attendant wore a coral and yellow ballerina-length gown. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held at Hospitality House. Nancy Bergenske was at the guest book and Mrs.

Peter Lorensen served 4he wedding cake. Mrs. Joe Benzonelli presided at the coffee service and Susan Shaw and Mrs. William Sommerhouse served punch. The couple is residing at 4207 Soule street in Eureka.

Skavdal is employed at the Mutual Plywood corporation and Mrs. Skavdal is employed in the office of that company. Guests from away at the wedding were Mrs. Sophie Mackie of Tacoma, Mrs. Ethel Skavdal, Olympia, and William Skavdal.

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