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DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKalbSycomora, III. Tuesday, September 4, 1 984 7 Community 1984 SANDWICH FAIR raerjs- (sDdaLb will be a meeting of the 'board of. directors of DeKalb chapter of Parents Without Partners. Anyone Interested is welcome. Call Sharon at 758-3796 or Dorothy at 756-9414 for details.

Single Square Dance Club A square dance will be held from 8 to 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Sycamore Community Center, 425 W. State Street, by the newly formed DeKalb-area Singles Square Dance Club. All singles (couples welcome, too) who are interested in the national folk dance, square dancing, are Invited to attend the next dance.

Donation will be 82 to cover expenses. A knowledge of square dancing is not necessary; beginners are welcome. Caller Guy Thorn will give instructions on the basic square dance steps. "Square dancing is a fun way to enjoy vigorous exercise," a previous attendee said. club caters to no specific age group but welcomes singles of all ages, from university students to senior citizens." single memberships, $15 for family memberships and $8 for senior citizens over 60.

Write for an application and information on membership to: Ted Plant, membership chairman, 617 Falrview DeKalb, 111. 60115, or call 758-8337. The guest demonstrator for the September meeting will be Clay Anderson explaining her watercolor-monoprlnt technique. Anderson has studied art at the University of California at Los Angeles and the Chicago Art Institute. Her work hangs in several corporate and private collections and she is represented in nine foreign countries and has entered a number of national competitions including the National Woman's Show.

She has exhibited her work in the Chicago area for the past 10 years. Parents Without Parents On Thursday, Sept. 6, members of DeKalb chapter of Parents Without Partners will meet from 8 to 11 p.m. for coffee and conversation. Call Sharon at 758-3796 for directions.

Parents Without Partners On Monday, Sept. 10, from 8 to 10:30 p.m. there Christian Women's Club The DeKalb Area Christian Women's Club will host four prayer coffees on Tuesday, Sept. 11. The morning coffee will be at Joan Vidlak's, Maple Park, phone 827-3545.

It The afternoon coffees will be at the following places: Sally Andresen's, 4 Carrie Ct, DeKalb, at 12:30 to 2 p.m.; Cody Smith, 341 W. Exchange, Sycamore, 1:30 to 3 p.m., and Bonnie Hlnkle of Genoa will host a coffee from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Free nursery is available by calling the hostess. DeKalb Area Christian Singles DeKalb Area Christian Singles will meet Wednesday, Sept. 5, at 7:30 p.m.

at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1915 N. First DeKalb. For more information call Joann at 758-3726, Betty at 895-6053, or Doug at 286-3250. The group is open to persons of all ages, from college to senior citizens. Sons of Norway Sons of Norway Nor-Deka Lodge No.

518 will hold its regular meeting eligible you must be between 21 and 45 years of age and be single by reason or divorce, widowed, separated or never married (custody is NOT a criterion). All Interested parties are invited to attend an orientation meeting Wednesday, Sept. 5, from 7 to 8 p.m. in the lounge of the Stratford Inn, Sycamore, (formerly the Fargo Hotel). The meeting will be followed by a trip to North Aurora, where the weekly dance and social of the Fox Valley Young Single Parents Chapter (admission for the dance is $3) will be held.

Young Single Parents is not affiliated with any religious, government, or other single-parent organizations. Call Ed at 895-6917 after 6 p.m. for more information. Kishwaukee Valley! Art League The first meeting of the 1984-85 season of the Kishwaukee Valley Art League will take place at the United Methodist Church of Sycamore on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m.

Members and guests are encouraged to attend. Guests will not be charged a fee at the first meeting. Yearly dues are $12 for Sept. 9 at 5:30 p.m. at the Ben Gordon Health Center at the corner of Sycamore Road (Illinois 23) and Bethany Road.

The program for September will consist of mem-bers who spent their vacations in Norway telling of their experiences and showing the things they brought back from Norway. Ladies are asked to bring treats for the social hour. Bring a prospective member with to the meeting. Young Single Parents Young Single Parents of America was formed in Elmwood Park in May, 1971. By 1981 it has grown to 11 chapters in two states with over 3,000 members.

But Young Single Parents is more than statistics. Young Single Parents is children and parents who because of death, divorce, or other reasons find themselves in need of new and concerned friends. Young Single Parents for this reason has been structured to fulfill the special needs of. the single-parent family. Each month Young Single Parents offer both educational and social programs for adults and children.

An effort is now underway to form a Young Single Parent chapter in DeKalb County. To be Sunday, September 9, 1984 1:30 p.m. Sale ring in livestock area open to individuate, businesses, or group. Judging of steers, hogs, sheep on Saturday, September 8th. Additional information may be secured by calling: Joye (Rissman) Gommel (815) 286-7259.

LAST YEARS BUYERS WERE: Grand Champion Steer: Hinckley State Bonk; Grand Champion Hog: Ag Center, Yorkville; Grand Champion Lamb: Waterman State Bank. 1983 FLOOR PRICES: Cattle $.58 Walnut Livestock Auction, Walnut; Hogs $.47 Heinold Hogs, Leland; Sheep $.48 Pillers Sheep Market, Mendota. AVERGE WEIGHT PRICE: Cattle -1 198 lbs. Hogs 248 lbs. Sheep -109 lbs.

OTHER 1983 BUYERS: Heinold Hog Commodities, Leland; Don Bell, Chana; Johnson Associates, Morris; Wyffels Hybrids, Atkinson; Dicken Grain Sycamore; Baie Grain Waterman; Doorman Mfg. Waterman; Double Farms, Princeton; Virgil Cook Sons, DeKalb; Millbrook-Newark Bank, Newark; Leland Stockdale Fertilizer, leland; Leland Farmers, Leland; Lincoln Meat; Piller Sheep Market, Mendota; Farmers Traders Bank, Shabbona; Sandwich State Bank, Sandwich; Martenson Seed Grain Waterman; Farmers State Bank, Somonauk; Maple Park Oil Company, Maple Park; Northern F.S. DeKalb; International Minerals Chemicals, Leland; Don Barb Willrett, Hinckley, Jim Van Cleave, Seneca, Bob Twait Auctioneer, Leland, Walnut Grove Feeds, Waterman, Olson Yagen Const. Ottawa, H. F.

Gehant Banking West Brooklyn, Hanouw Insurance Agency, Millbrook, Hardy Grain Waterman; Ron Espe, Steward, Jorstad Insurance, Morris, Fox Valley Production Credit Sycamore; Tettf Earlville; W. E. Houghton Elevator, LeMoille; Leo Harmon, Ottawa; Marvick's Fertilizer Leland; State Bank of Burlington, Burlington; Andrew Keisler, Big Rock; McConnville Realty, Earlville; Harry Erickson, Leland; Bob Willrett, Hinckley. Sale Clerked Underwritten by the Sandwich State Bank. AUCTIONEERS: Ron Espe and Jim Meyer.

Superintendent of Sale: Joye (Rissman) Gommel, Hinckley (815) 286-7259. 1 Headers or wecome to send mwi of their cfubi or organliafoiM 'for publication In tho Cub News column. Typo on a 60-space An, doubt or ttlplo tpac, and send at east on week In advance of deifred publication daf. Do not ut abbreviations. Intludo a reference ffphon number.

iversanes THOSE FAMOUS lEItTJlOOEl SMELLS AND SWEATERS JOHNSON On Sept. 8, 1984, John Richard Johnson and Mildred R. (Glorfield) Johnson will be celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. The couple was married on Sept. 8, 1944, at the Church of Peace, United Church of Christ, Rock Island.

For the past 31 years they have lived in Sycamore. Richard was administrator of Sycamore Municipal Hospital for 29 years and retired in December, 1981. The couple has four children Sue (Mrs. James A. Novak) of West Chicago; Mary G.

Saf-ford) of Sycamore, Jeffrey and Bonnie Johnson of Milwaukee, and Craig and Gila Johnson of Haifa, Israel. They have nine grandchildren. A highlight of this summer for them has 'been the three-week visit of Craig and Gila and their daughter, Tallie, from Haifa, Israel. Many colors, Sleeve Lengths Styles Boucles and Polyester or Nylon Knits Sizes 34 to 46 4jp fir Mildred Glorfield and John Johnson 'Back then' 40 (h il 1 vr THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 2 OFP. When you have something you'd like to sell fast, easy and inexpensively give us a call! DAILY PHONE 756-4841 BENSON Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur (Bud) Benson of Lee celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 11, 1984 at a gathering at the Eilert Goken residence in Shabbona. The hosts were their children, Mr. and Mrs.

Eilert (Jackie) Goken and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benson of Jakarta, Indonesia and their grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Dan (Teri) Reardon, Mr.

and Mrs. Rich Goken and Richard, Jr. and Brad and Sarah Benson. About 150 relatives and friends enjoyed a beef and pig roast and a "This Is Your Life" program recalling humorous highlights of their 50 years together. Program participants were Richard Thorsen, Jo Thor-sen, Rich Benson, Doreen Smith, and Pauline Barnes.

The honored couple were married Dec. 15, 1934, and farmed near Lee until their retirement. Guests were present from Michigan, Florida, Louisiana, Ohio, Illinois as well as Indonesia and Norway. 'TP kV Hit!) innir Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Benson Community calendar QlL YOUTH LEAGUE Sign Up anil The FREE BOWLING CLINIC will be at 10 A.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 8TH IPK Note: Listings were correct at the time of receipt at the Chronicle. However, it is best to phone ahead to verify events in case last-minute program changes have been made. Sept.

10, Spring Green, Wis. Special benefit dinner for American Players Theatre actors' training academy for classical actors. Tony Randall, special guest. 608588-7401. Sept.

4-Oct. 7, Marengo Shady Lane Playhouse, "BellBook and 815-568-7218. Sept. Rockford Charlotte's Web, concert series with Jim Post, story and song writer, begins. 815968-4036, 963-0233, 962-0413.

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