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wedding of interest here bride's brother. and The bride's mother wore a floor length gown of apricot of chiffon with a gardenia corsage. The mother of the a groom chose a floor length gown of beige lace with a gardenia corsage. Was A reception was held after as the ceremony followed by a buffet dinner for relatives and out of town guests. A graduate of Okanogan High-School the bride at- tended the University of Washington and is~a senior in the nursing program at Eastern Washington State College, Cheney. The groom graduated from Marysville High School, Skagit Valley Community College and is a senior at EWSC majoring .in Physical Education. The couple are at home in Everett. Thursday, June 28, t973 The GLOBE--7 Calif. couple gets VIP treatment When AI and Jean Manochuck of Temple City, California were pulled over by the State Highway Patrol just outside Marysville last weekend they didn't know they were going to be honored guests of the Marysville Jaycees for two days. The Manochucks, who were from a trip to Vancouver, B.C. were puzzled and then pleased when it developed that in- stead of a traffic citation Cascade students "graduate" Cascade Elementary School held a "miniature graduation" for kin- dergarten youngsters who moved up to first grade, in special ceremonies June 7. Principal Chuck Thacker gave the commencement address, congratulating the students of Miss Gail Grif- fith, kindergarten teacher. Youngsters wore starched white shirts, and looked proud in their own hand made mortar board caps, which they made from cardboard and black paper. The 34 youngsters marched in and out of the gymnasium to Pomp and Circumstance, while proud parents took pictures and smiled ap- provingly. A BOY was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lundgren of Marysville June 24,1973. they were to receive two days free in a Marysville motel and be treaed to the hospitality of the city during the Strawberry Festival. The couple viewed the festival parade from the reviewing stand and were escorted around town by Start and Shelley Slanders before being treated to a steak dinner at the home of Ed and Verdell Kolling. Steaks for the out of town visitors were provided by Thompson's Meats. Before their departure Sunday the Manochucks were also treated to break- fast by the Jaycees. They left for California with happy memories of Marysville. I I Ill I EVERETT-- VACUUM SALES & SERVICE '.OUI~ BUSINESS IS VACUUM CLEANERS' NEW - USED - R~BUILT ALL MAKES and MODEL BAGS - REPAIRS 2318 BROADWAY EV E R E TT--252:4355 OUR JULY 4th SPECIAL! Now thru July 7th Some of our very Best PERMANENTS 1//2 PRIC E.I 25.00 PERMS.. 12.50 20.00 PERMS.. 10.00 All Permanents Complete Haircut, Shampoo and Set. I,"! PERMS ~. 6.95 up COMPLETE AND HOW ABOUT YOUR EYE LASHES! Have them attached to your own, go ,swimming - cry - they're like they had grown there.. ONLY 12.S0 during this 4th of July SPECIAL at M'LADY'S HAIR PIN 9th & STATE (Cascade Bank Bldg.) 659-8383 ristian new Jaycee president eln- Was and Ken Moberg, secretary- treasurer; Dave Perrault, director; Ed Kolling, director; and Stan Flanders, director. The Jaycee of the Year award was presented to Steve Christian . on recognition of his efforts during the past year. Key Man award was presented to Lee Rowe. The outstanding first year Jaycee, Spoke, was awarded to Darrol Steiner. Chairman of~ the Year was presented to Ed Kolling for his efforts of the Jaycee Spook. House. The most improved Jaycee Award was given to Bill Hardy as the one Jaycee who improved the most that year. Couple of the Year was presented to Dave and FIREFIGHTER NIGHT :N CHANGED J U LY 3rd. 4th -!- SALE Peggy Hansen and Wives Assist of the Year was awarded to Judy Beavins. In addition the Marysville Jaycees were awarded two first place awards by the State Jaycee Organization. Marysville was recognized for their outstanding achievements in Govern- mental Involvemont whon they sponsored their Can- didates Night last October. The other award was for Public Relations due to their Memorial Day Rest Stops l~efreshment Stand. Ray Schneider re-elected to Grange post Ray. Schneider of 4205 Mission Road Marysville, has been re-elected Gate Keeper of the Washington State Grange. His re-election came at the 84th annual Washington State Grange Convention held in Wenat- chee from June 11 to 15. Schneider, who was first elected to the state office in 1971, is a member of Fidelity Grange where he is on the Executive Committee. He is also master of the Snohomish County Pomona Grange and served as daisy's Pre-4th of July Sale fm,~, PJ~ lelbv Ddb and ¢e~ Polyester Knit Pants Sbm e-lQ U~. ~ Shorts PLANTS ichairman Of the POmOna ~edaisv Grange Committee at tim $3.~ ~ i Wenatcheeconvention. Over one hundred ioxel ~ i resolutions covering state "~.E~~ aa~ i and national issues were acted on by delegates .uge. Sl.,dol ~ w l ! representing over four ~ Lj[hliI~N[~ ~r • hundred Granges in R~I. "O " $*|0| Washingtonconvention. State at the ~ ~~ $1.H.OU U for ql/ ~ The 1974 Washington State -ffiGrange Convention will be .mn-,m ~.,~ I held in Aberdeen. A BOY was born to Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Keene of Marysville June 23,1973.