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6--The GLOBE
Thursday, June 28, 1973
MARJORIE ANN HENDRICKSON became the bride
of Charles Allen Baker Jr. of Everett in an evening
ceremony at Bethlehem Lutheran Church June 9. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Hendrickson of Marysville. The groom is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Baker Sr. A 1969
graduate of Marysville High School, the bride
graduated from Everett Community College in 1972
and is a secretary for Snohomish County. The groom
graduated from Everett High School in 1966, Everett
Community College in 1968 and attended Oregon
Technical Institute. He is employed by B&M Food
Stores in Marysvflle. Following a wedding trip to
California the couple will be at home in Everett.
Pilchuck High
Honor Roll
A list of students who have
attained .the honor roll at
Pilchuck High School has
been announced. Twenty-two
students - 2.9 percent of the
student body of the school
earned a perfect 4.0 grade
point for the spring
, semester. I06 students
achieved grade points of 3.50
or better. ,
Those who earned perfect
grades were: Jan Fugate,
Jeff Henson, Janet Peterson,
Kerry. Sundin, Michael
Edwards, Kent Harrison,
Steven Rowlett, Patricia
Walker, Nancy Blackmore,
Coey Gilleland, Diane
Graybeal, Marsha Nilsun,
Sandy Snyder, Patricia
Stordal, Susan Watsch,
Fredda Gay, Helen Goshorn,
Audrey Ingalls, Dan Miller,
Edith Millar, David Morton
and Sue Penny.
Following are others who
earned highest honors, 3.76 -
4.00:
Ninth: David Anders(m,
Ken Beecber, Susan Chaffee,
Kim Clubb, Cathy Craig,
Randie Fenton, Jana Joss,
Joni Long, Donna Oster,
Robert Sandall, Jill West,
Tenth: Kathleen Brick,
Richard Denman, David
Gwinn, Daniel Johnson,
Larry Lark.
Eleventh: Glenda Beecher,
Leslie Carpenter, Barbara
Hartz, Roger Ingalls, Leslie
Joss.
Twelfth: Donna Davis,
Lorri Savage.
Following are those who
earned grade points 3.50-
3.75:
Ninth, Janine Angel, Kathy
Beams, Ruth Benedict,
Richard Butner, Steve
Crider, Raegan Durch, John
Edwards, Dan Forbes, Cindy
Hanson, Lori Jallo, Jonine
Levasseur, Kelly Loe, Brad
Marsh, Sandy Ownes,
Robert Sandall, Jackie
Shumate.
Tenth -- Cindy Brown, Julie
Carlson, Rolf Dohmen, Beth
Daniels, Rod Easton,
Therese Emanuel, Peter
Lee, Kenneth Martin,
Cynthia Miller, Dorothy
Miller, William Niclai,
Katrina Phillips, Karen
Pierce, John Sicotti, Connie
Smith, ~ Sullivan, Robert
Thayer.
Eleventh - Autmnn An-
derson, Stephen Campbell,
• Roberta Carpenter, Gayle
Erickson, Doug Forbes,
Carol Hujus, Dave Lunsford,
Marta McRae, Shirley
Parsons, Sam Pendergrass,
Ran Runyun, Bill Spear,
Gerald Stan, Debra Taylor,
• Judy West, Theresa West,
Sandra York.
The BIG ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL is all over
and it was a HUGE SUCCESS...CONGRATULATIONS to
all the young men who filled their committee jobs so
well...INDEPENDENCE DAY comes next WED-
NESDAY_.and as usual there will be ONLY safe and sane
fireworks...ambitious folks will drive to LA CONNOR or
LUMMI near BELLINGHAM for firecrackers to burn their
fingers.
12 YEARS AGO
AL FAGIN home from vacation in CALIFOR-
NIA...WARREN QUAST waving helIo...HARRY UPTON
planning to race in the MARYSVILLE - SNOHOMISH
marathon boat race...MILDRED SIMPSON and JACK
BARNEY lunching at the Village Cafe...and at an adjoining
table were LEROY WEISER and KERMIT
STUDEBAKER...BOB KITCHEN back in business...MEL
WALL in from the sticks...WILLIE BROTHERS talking
with WILLIE BUTTKE...JOE KERCHER an office
visitor...PHIL SCHNEIDER visiting KIWANIS Club
meeting...WALT JOHNSON visiting LES GRESLI.
AND NOW THIS WEEK
RON NOBACH lunching at the Fin and Feather
Restaurant...the FIN had a big crowd on festival
day...JERRY LINDGREN and JEANNIE BASSETT
plugging their ears while the Bag Pipers played a con-
cert...a big crowd of spectators in front of ROY ROBINSON
CHEVROLET...with ROY waving at the pretty girls...and
next door almost...at the United Realty and Insurance were
BERTHA SMITH and FLORENCE PRICE...and we waved
to MARV HENRICKSEN...and still next door at JOHN
KRELL Realty Broker EARL McKEE viewing his first
festival parade in years...JOHN KRELL always active.
At the Village Cafe lunching were the WARREN POT-
TERS...with the EMIL ANDERSONS from Vancouver just
entering for some of the famous food served by WAYNE
CROSS...JACK McCOY passing by...JO BALAM stopping
for lunch...JOHN and LILLIAN HIATT opening their carpet
store after the parade...the MARYSVILLE-Everett FLOOR
coverin~ Shoo on 1st Street.
JANSHA Tanning Company being well blocked off during
the parade...but CHUB HOLMES, HANK JANSHA and the
crew always have a way to get in to the shop...nice to meet
TOMMY DAVIS...and we helloed GARY LANE...to CLIFF
CRUZEN's Tavern where greeted FRED and DARLEEN
HEICHEL...and then a hello to RUDY WESTLUND with
CUFF doing the honors.
At KAY KUHNLE's Tavern MARY JAMES winning the
Ladies Pool Tournament and SHIRLEY BROWN was
second...in the men's division CHUCK MOUNT took the
honors followed by MORRIS MELANG...all were presented
trophies...GHOST hears petitions will soon be out to let
MIDWAY and other points North have their own fire
department and consolidate Priest Point and Sunnyside
~vith MARYSVILLE...a hello to LEE CUNDIFF...and a
hello to HARRY FOWLER.
A big crowd in front of BLOOM's Department Store that
x~as closed during the parade and the employees looking out
thd windows...JACK MORRISON telling of trip to NEVADA
taken by his and his dad's family FAY MORRISON...RON
Kt)NA telling of golfing...and we relaxed *in company of
DICK COLLUM...MIKE HAMMOND lunching in company
of Attorney GENE STOCK...nice to meet Dr. FRANK
CARI.~ON who was in company of Dr. JIM BURKETT.
GRACE HILTON COLLINGWOOD stopping to chat and
being in company of ELIZABETH MORRIS...DENNIE
WESTERGREEN serving as mixologist...miss seeing
('HET JENSEN of CHET's Cabinet Shop...LOU JENSEN
has 4th of JULY favors and flags at her Gift Shoppe...LYLE
REED stopping to relax...and talking logs...ARNE
CHRISTIANSON talking baseball.
GARY and VALDA BLOOM busy showing nice cool
clothing at the BLOOM's Department Store...MARCIA
MILLS with a new hair-do...the women swarmed into
Rudy's Recreation on both Friday and Saturday where
WARREN GEDDES covered up the pool tables to give
more room...DARRYL and JEAN LONG were there...as
also were BUCK and HELEN UPTON listening to the PIPE
BAND...nice to see JIM and VERNA BROOKS down from
ALASKA for the celebration...also flying down were VERN
KUDER and BUZZ CARTER...nice to see VERYL and
ANNA MAY HATCH...and we helloed MITCH
ROCHON...relaxed in company of CAL and JUNE
HUSBY...DON SWAN helping customers...DON'T burn
yourself on the 4th of JULY.
adv.
Twelfth -- Robin Dellwing,
Dennis Dudek, Vaughana
Gill, James Herk, Doug
Howell, Louie Ishom, Lyhda
Johnson, Tom Klein, Kathi
Mortenson, Jane Palm,
Cheryl Riohe:
DIABETIC mothers often
ha~e problem pregnancieS,~
according to the March of
Dimes, and need com-
prehensive prenatal care
throughout pregnancy to
reduce risks to the mother
and the unborn child.
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