The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 17

THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE SECOND-SECTION DE KALB, HXJNOIS. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN BEET Probation Officer Featured Speaker Wedding Solemnized On Saturday SYCAMORE The marriage of Betty Ridulph and James SYCAMORE Featured as scheduled appointments with the more and only the' immediate family members were present. The bride was attractively attired in a street length pink wool ensemble with black accessories and complimented by a corsage of pink roses and white orchids.

Her attendant chose an avocado green dress having accessories of black and yellow roses and white orchids were in her corsage. Following the ceremony buffet dinner was served at the groom's parental home. The bridal buffet was covered with a lace cloth and was appointed the speaker at the regular meet- tans mm 01 sycamore, was ini of the Sycamore jaycees was DeKalb County Juvenile boys and girls currently on probation. Jack said that there were 41 juveniles presently on probation with the majority of them coming from the Sycamore-DeKalb Ralph Dames To Observe Golden Event ROCHELLE Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Dame will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, March 2. An "open house" is planned in their honor from 2 to 4 p.m. in the home ot their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dame, 501 Cleveland Ave.

The former Ruth South worth and Mr. Dame were married in St. Patrick's Catholic Church by the Rev. Paul Bourkt. Besides the son.

the Dames have two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Hubbard of Adrian, Mich, and Mrs. William Capriola of Dixon, sev Probation Officer Jack A. Wood. The meeting wu held at the Elks Lodge last evening.

Following the business cession and dinner, club member Joan area; he also pointed out that 30 of them were still attending school, with a dropout rate of only eight I St -V w' if 3 -iXs's 1 "I Summers introduced Jack to the solomnized Saturday, Feb. 15, 1969 at 6 p.m. in the Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs.

John Humphries of Northville, are Betty's parents and the grooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carls of this city. Before the candlelighted altar, Pastor William E. Krhel read the double ring service.

They were attended by the groom's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carls of Syca- other members and explained bis reason for attending the meet in a colorful Valentine motif. The most difficult part of my job," he commented, "is to re Enhancing the setting was the wedding cake having red and ing. 1 Jack outlined the duties to voke a probation.

A probation is white oramentation and topped volved in his Job and gave a re- violated for failure to comply with the rules outlined in the with a cluster of wedding bells. nort on the statistics or prooa- Tne newiyweds are now tioners In DeKalb County and some of the problems related to en grandchildren and seven In the case of a making their home in Sycamore, nrobation. 711 South Main Apt 209. he continued, "I have no alternative as to where the child will go because the county has no great-grandchildren. Mr.

Dame was employed by Morgan Dyeing and Bleaching Arrested In Courthouse The groom is employed by De- He advised members that he worked closely with Other social agencies in the county, maintained a close contact with the Kalb-Ogle and the bride is em place for the detention of those Company before he retired, i ployed in the accounting de who violate probation. partment of Diamond Wire and Jack then outlined a plan Cable Co. Clubs, Lodfceu whereby an effective deterrent to revocation could be estab SYCAMORE The Altar WILL REGISTER lished. ROCHEIXE Officials of St. A psychological evaluation of Patrick's school have announced Arthur Taylor.

4J, 201 S. Main Sycamore, was arrested in the DeKalb County Courthouse yesterday and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after alledgedly creating a disturbance and threatening an assistant state's attorney with bodily harm. He is free under 2500 bond and will appear before Magistrate Judge Thomas S- Cliffe on March 27 for a hearing on the each individual prior to being Guild of the Salem Lutheran Church will meet at 7:30 jun. Monday, March 3, at the church. Mrs.

Leland Strombon and Mrs. Floyd Fredrick will speak on placed on probation would they will receive applications fori first grade registration for the Plan Dramas During Lent At Methodist SYCAMORE 1 the Man" is a dialog drama Lenten program which will be presented at the United Methodist Church one of the requirements, realistic 1969-70 school year during the goals and restrictions lor juve The Use and Care of Altar Lin week of March 3 to 7. The niles set and a controlled en vironment in the county which fund. Ross Young from the YMCA accepts the check which retired the pledge one year early. CHECK FOR YMCA Representatives from each den of Cub Scout pack 141 in Sycamore presented a check to cover the last of their $300 pledge to the Kishwaukee YMCA building school office will be open daily during the school week from 9j Ilut Club would include well-trained, well The Sycamore Gardau charges.

paid house parents. a.m. to 3 p.m. Setting up of small, intimate will meet Monday, March at 2 p.m. in the boms of Mr.

Har of Sycamore each Sunday evening during March from 7 to 8 groups for group therapy was old Fredrick with Mrs. Wlijlam Offer Assistance also one of the provisions out Redmer as the assisting hostess. lined and the full use of county The president Mrs. Mildred social agencies. pjn.

The final program wui oe presented on Maundy Thursday, April 3. concluding with Holy Communion. "Behold the Man" is an in-depth probing of the events of Freeman, will present the "pro Jack then outlined bow service organizations could assist in ef gram titled, "Flowers on the fecting this program. p- 1 Worn He pointed out that financial en Meet With Shabbona Board aid would be a foremost require There will 'be a family supper ment, the use of individual mem. SHABBONA The village bers of clubs to act as soonsors board of trustees met in the at 5:30 Sunday, March 2 at tilt Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Those attending are asked to bring own table service. to juveniles who have violated at the West Side Tennis Club council room Monday night for the provisions of probation and the regular meeting. F. V. Van to have the violator rely on the casserole and either a vegeta the last week in tne ure on uus earth of our Lord Jesus Christ It attempts to place the meaning of this great drama, so central in Chris tiain faith, into relevance to the living of our lives in this chaotic time.

This "different- type of presentation of our faith is a part of each year's Lenten Spiritual Life program sponsored by the Commission on Membership of the church. The characters will be taken dre presided in the absence of in Forest Hills, N.Y. Rod Laver, an Australian, is the second man in tennis history to complete the grand slam, vic sponsor for assistance. ble or dessert to share. Joan Adler Receives Smith Scholarsliip Dr.

C. H. Larson and Mrs. Don Further details were discussed Chaplin Harold Nilges. of the Announce Birth Of Daughter SYCAMORE Mr.

and Mrs. before the meeting adjourned. oison recorded for Joanne Houghtby, also absent, and she Illinois State Training' School for Boys at St Charles, is to be the speaker, His talk wltl concert gave the treasurer's OBITUARIES tory In four major singles tournaments in one year. U.S., Wimbledon, France, and Australia. He is rated the finest player In the world.

Reporting on the special Feb the custody, concern, care and SYCAMORE Joan The foundation was set up by Sycamore High School senior, Lucien B. Smith, founder and ruary 3 meeting it was noted Thomas J. Weberg of Sycamore nas Deen selected a winner of President of nuni PmHu- treatment of juvenile offenders of Illinois. vywrtsiSiiXS that the council voted to assume MRS. ALICE RENWICK the Essie B.

Smith Foundation nave named their first child, a the village's share of expense In as an attempt to repay his SYCAMORE Mrs. Alice Mary and Rod travel ex ten scholarship award daughter, Carolyn Ann. born to mother for the help he received sively. In over two and one half blacktopping the Preserve Road, the Shabbona township project by members of the congregation, including the pastor, and there will be congregational reading and singing throughout Baby sitting is provided for preschool children and if indi Rote Renwick, 97, of 134 Mason Court, Sycamore, passed sway Joan is the daughter of Mrs them Thursday, Feb. 27.

1969 at Sycamore Society from her. Katherine Adler and the late years or marriage, the Lavers have never been home more The committee starts with Thursday, Feb. 27, 1969 at Pine the Sycamore Municipal Hospital, weighing seven pounds and It wu also voted to renew the contract with Macklin for the SYCAMORE George Mc- Ei-van Adler. economic need first, second Acres Retirement Center, De jr than six weeks at a time, but home does exist in Corona del dure of Sycamore has bean re The four year scholarship in citizenship and third scholastic seven ounces. pit for refuse junk picked up by Kalb.

leased from Veterans Research cated, other programs tor cnu dren in lower grades. excellence. the village. Mar, Calif. She wu born Nov.

27, 1871 in Hospital, Chicago after a months cludes tuition, fees, dormitory expenses and books. Joan has been accepted at the University Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. of Joliet are the paternal The foundation sent its first Following the service, coffee The newly organized women's Mayfield Township, the daughter SYCAMORE The Sycamore Woman's Club will meet Tues students to college in 1967 with civic group was represented by stay.

He will return March for further treatment of Samuel Rote and Christie Ann will be served in the dining room where Informal discussion and of Illinois. Dian Edlund, a journalism ma chairman Edna Owens, and day, March 4, 'at 1:15 p.m. in the Memorial Room of the She hss been active In school Younkin Rote. Crowing up in that area she attended the local Jor, attending the University of Is Named To Chairmanship fellowship will be possible. Pearl Larson, Merta Houghtby, grandparents and Mr.

and Mrs. Michael M. Billy ot Joliet are the maternal grandparents. Martin Kramarich of Joliet is the baby's great-grandfather. Following the noon luncheon activities and is a member 'of Community Center.

The Iowa, and Patricia Madison, an May Belter and Sarah Carlson. schools. The public is cordially Invited to attend any or all of the the National Honor Society, speaker will be Dorothy Posey education major attending On Dec. 17. 1890 she was mar They requested the privilege to work with the board In civic im American Field Service, editor! of Chicago.

Her program is Southern Illinois University. services. period Thursday at the Pantry, two of the employees, Mrs. Ross Billings and Mrs. Irven Schlele were the honored guests at a SYCAMORE Sally O'Neill.

ried to Robert R. Renwick and of the Creative Writing Maga entitled, "Two Ring Circus" provement projects. Suggestions daughter of the Jerry O'Neills zine, president of the Student Miss Posey is an author, act they resided on the Renwick farm in Mayfield until 1917 when were made and cooperation was Jeff Strack To Council, band, A'cappella, news. Duplicate Winners ress and entertainer. She of Sycamore and a junior student at Eton College, N.C, has merited the honor of being ap they moved to Sycamore.

gathering, hosted by the Pantry staff, in celebration of their birthdays, u. Kiwanis Club Inducts Four studing acting at the Good assured. William Mullins was also present to inquire about the zoning laws, sewer, etc. for paper, Future Teachers of America, student director of During her many years of resi man Memorial School of dence here she was active in the pointed chairman of the spring An attractive dessert course AFS review. Drama and has been a con Visit Washington SYCAMORE Jeff Strack of Route 2.

Sycamore, Is to be one of the 89 farmera from Illinois SYCAMORE There were 16 playing for fractional points property he has bought within weekend committee of the Stu various women's organizations of She was chosen as the Ameri sultant on the staff of a charm dent Government Association at the village limits. Dr. Robert the United Methodist Church, Thursday night at the regular can Field Service Foreign EX' school. The program will be wsj served buffet style With a cake made by Mrs, Leonard BoU linger. "The1 two honorees each, received a group monetary gift Purdy was present to propose the college.

especially the Quitters Circle. Members SYCAMORE The Sycamore meeting of the Sycamore Ladies flying to Washington to explain change Student from Sycamore and spent last summer living rezoning the Lloyd Milligan ad In 1950 she and her husband given at 2 p.m. with the busi ness meeting following. of the Elks Duplicate Bridge The spring weekend is an an dition for multiple housing. celebrated their 60th wedding an Club.

the Farm Bureau's national leg' illative proposals. nual event and its activities this with a family in Italy, Kiwanis Club inducted four new The board voted to paint the Clive Renwick was dismissed niversary. She has chosen teaching or The winners were: First place. new water tower red, the color members at their regular meeting Tuesday night at Kendall's She is survived by one son. The county Bureau leaden will contact their U.S.

Senators social work as her future occu year are being held May 2, 3, and 4 and will be highlighted by a concert Program Is of the Shabbona Indians, to car Clive D. Renwick of Sycamore; pation because this type of work Ranch. and Representative! and ex ry out the town theme. It was' daughter. Mrs.

John involves people. Richard Strain introduced Don Sally is a social science ma plain the position in regard to Given By suggested that along with the Joan has a sister, Pam, who Friday from the DeKalb Public Hospital and returned to his local home. He had bee if a' patient there since fracturing hll hip a month ago and Had under gone surgery. He is able to get, about now with aid, of a walker. (Gladys) Artzen of Lake Geneva; three grandchildren and eight! the national farm program, gov- name letters in black the town Teddy Berg and Louise Faulkner; Second: Peggy Westberg and Melody Amundsen; and three tied for third place, Emms Hansen and Florence Yeast, Louise Hennls and Stanley Berg-eson and Gene Thomas and Betty Oatess.

is a sophomore at Knox Col jor snd has been active in the college life serving as secretary- Clapsaddle; John Diedrich Introduced Charles Benson; Roger Jacobson introduced Curtis eminent spending and taxes, Uv rip code be added. great-grandchildren. lege, a brother, John, 17, who is Bowl Team treasurer of her sophomore ternatlonal trade, farm market Louis Jakes stated the fluori Preceding her In death, were Junior at Sycamore High class, secretary of the student ing rights and bargaining and dation system will soon be put her husband and a brother, School and a sister, Libby, 14, SYCAMORE The Sycamore farm labor. operation after an enforced George Rote. Sandstrom; and Richard Brush introduced the Rev.

Douglas Rose. These four new members were given their Kiwanis pins and instructions as to Kiwanis delay and the phosphate chemi Final services sre to be con who is a freshman at Sycamore. Her father passed away in 1967 and her mother is em High School team that captured the third place trophy at the Sixth Annual Senior Academic It is the sixth annual to Washington" program IN ACCIDENT ELBURN Mrs." Clyde Yar senate, member of the Liberal Arts Forum, a delegate to the North Carolina State Student Legislature, a member of the Women's Inter-Dormitory Coun cal will be added. ducted from the Coultrip Funer Hospital Notes nell wu Involved In a two-car al Home at 2 p.m. Saturday with sponsored by the Illinois Agi? cultural Association.

membership by Peir Ferguson, ployed at the DeKalb Agricul' ture Association. Bowl held recently in Streator, presented an interesting and in NAMES OMITTED Rev. Harold M. Kelley official chairman of the Kiwanis Educa accident at Keslinger and Ran-Uafl. Roads, Wednesday after.

SHABBONA In listing the' i Admitted: Marilyn Hedron, Strack farms 300 acres in a cil, a member of Alpha Chi Honorary Society and of the Tau ing. Interment wilt take place formative program at Wednes tion and Fellowship Committee. livestock, grain and cannershn the Mayfield Cemetery. noon, and is at Community Hon day's meeting of the Sycamore semester honor roll of the Shabbona High School two names Helen Tedford, Geneive, Conlin, Peter Thompson, all of Charles Carter was the recip Zeti Phi sorority. Celebrate crop operation ana is a member Friends may call at the funer pital, Geneva.

She received lev-' Kotary uud. ient of the gift were omitted, they were Rebec Sally was graduated with high of the DeKalb County Farm Bu al home Friday from 3 to 5 and jeral broken ribs and i fractured The team which was sponsor Following the short ca Ward and Lori Wrigley. reau legislative committee. honors from the Sycamore High to 8:30 p.m. pelvis, so will be hospital zed for Dismissed: Dena Walker, Syc ed by Sycamore Rotary, com the membership adjourned to the Sycamore Municipal Hospital scnooi iaeo, several s- i amore; heron Riley, Genoa.

peted against 32 teams, winning Wedding Anniversary where J. Richard Johnson, ad' 1 over Mendota, McHenry and Farmington and then losing to minlstrator of the hospital, took uixon High School in the semi DM2 the group on a tour of the hos SYCAMORE Mr. and Mrs. finals. pital, Mr.

Johnson was assisted LaVerne Reiiner of Sycamore rresennng me Bowl were by Jerry Cadie, Mrs. June Jef were honored at a dinner Feb. Paul Johnson. Russell Wieman. fries, and Mary Johnson in divid U.S.

MILITARY DEATH TOLL 15, celebrating their 25th wed Margaret Arends. David Jones ing the group and explaining the ding anniversary, which was and David Herschberser. The Valentine's Day, in the home of I various departments and servic es of the hospital back-up" team comoetins Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hetchler against them comprised Joan Next week there will be no of Cortland.

Adler. Gay Taylor. 1 Upon arrival Mrs. Relsner was formal program for the Kiwanis Club, but the travelogue "Aus Wales, Leo Kocber and Sharon A Johnson. presented with a corsage and Mr.

Relsner a boutonnlere. tria" will be presented as the fifth program in the current ser rs Mrs, Louise Grant their S.VIETNAM The table was decorated in a coach, who was present with her Valentine theme with a decorat ies. It will be at 7:30 pm at the Sycamore High School Audi sole assistant Mrs. Margaret ed anniversary cake comnii Danteison, related, about the torium. menting the evening meal.

The singing of Happy Anniversary to bow! at Streator. mentioning that Sycamore wen over La. Salle-Peni to win the third olace Photo Appears ther-eeuple and the opening of many gifts highlighted the eve ning. District Governor Pete Hll- In Magazine Guests present were the hon- strom of Sycamore Rotary made the trophy presentation to Mn SYCAMORE "Laver orees family. Jonathon, David and Greg, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth FOR i'Ecir Match" captions page 97 of the Grant who accepted on behalf of the school. Rose, and sons of Sycamore. President Howard CamnheTl Mr. and Mrs, Paul Hudson and March issue of the Ladies Home Journal, and this proves ot particular Interest to Sycamore res family, Mrs.

Helen DeShon, Nancy- Montgomery, Rev. and idents. 31,923 presided and Hilstrom made an announcement about the district meeting to be held at the Wagon Wheel on April 9 and 10. 1 6 4 The picture shows Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Rose. 'I. Guests included Charles LohI ITS A BOY TOTAL DEAD CNDIMG2-22-69 SYCAMORE Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Rod Laver. Mrs. Laver being the former Mary Peterson of Sycamore, daughter of A. J. Peterson who with his brother Arthur Peterson were operators of St Mary's; Mrs.1 Gordon Jones, Salem Lu-' theran; (standing) Mrs.

Fred Abben, Fed-: crated; Mrs, Harry Thornton, North Avenue Baptist; Mrs. George Holderness. Mayfield Congregational; and Mildred jOtson, St Peter's Episcopal Not present for the picture was Mrs. Philip Ramsey of the United Methodist- PLAN SERVICE Women from seven dif- ferent Sycamore churches gathered Thursday at the Federated Church to for. mulate plans for the annual World Day of Prayer observance to be held Friday, March 7.

at the Federated Church at 10 a.m. Those planning (he event are pictured (left to right. seated) Mrs, Donald Bourne, and Mrs. John kYousung, Federated; Mrs. Norbett Jacob.

Raymond McAdams of Maple Park are the parents of a son UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL and Dr. Jack Arends, both of Sycamore; William Johnson and Dr. Joe CJettenburg. both of DeKalb and Ann CSulllvah of Ireland, Harold Ktowln of RocheUt was Tiisting Rotartea. born Thursday.

Feb, 27. 1969 Petersons Grocery, DEATH TOLL The U. S- Command reported Thursday that 154 Americans were killed action tn Vietnam last week and another The article concerns sports-i the Sycamore Municipal Hos 1,103 were wounded. The totals pushed ths number of Americans killed since Jan. 1 1961 to 31.923.

(Unifax pital. wear and pictures of the Lavers.