St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 54

Jan. 23, 1970 3S Winter Brides And Young Women Announcing Their Engagements SU0IJ'SP0ST'D'SPArcH MISS JANICE LEA HAMM if I Show Leona Street; Janet Brinkman, 4060 Louis Street; Denise Wilke, 5200 South Kingshighway; Rose 4339 South Compton Avenue. Lois Harashe, 6728' Alabama Avenue; Linda Duffey, 1103 Bel-lerive Boulevard; Rae Anacker, 3909 Crosby Drive; Peg Lambert, 7804 Decatur Drive; DeEn bie 3667A Marceline Terrace. Joan Fletcher, 4661 Idaho Avenue; Harriet Green, 4415 Tennessee Avenue; Diane Speller-berg, 5419 Christy Boulevard; Gary Kestler, 7703 Tennessee Avenue; Mark. Wakeland, 5343 West Avenue; Denise Davidson, 6740 Vermont Avenue; Debbie Chiodine, 3925 Germania; Bar-b a a Rutledge, 8105 Waddell, and Sandy Vollmar, 6616 Idaho.

School Tax Backed The Rock Hill Board of Alder-men adopted a resolution this week endorsing the proposed 11-cent tax increase being sought by the Webster Groves School District. The proposal will be voted on in a special election Feb. 24. Cleveland Art The South County Bank January art show features the work of Cleveland High School students prepared the direction of James Elliott. The professional show is by 13 members of the S.J.U.-Edwards-vijle art arranged by Don Davis, chairman of the art and design faculty.

The show is open to the public during banking hours which includes Fridays until 8 p.m. and Saturdays until noon. At 2 p.m. tomorrow Davis will present a critique on the Cleveland student show and select the winners. A wide variety of media, including oils, water colors, acrylic and tempera paintings, ceramics, wood carvings, weaving, embroidery and charcoal drawings by 24 students are included in the Cleveland exhibit.

Students with work in the show are Peggy Bitter, 3943 Avenue; Paula Dunning, 4374 Bick Avenue; Chester Broz, 3916 Wilmington Avenue; Ed Schwab, 4825 a i a Street; Jud Phelps, 4262 Miami Street. Steve Lansing, 4130 Rosa Avenue; Michael Lambur, 6124 A RECENT BRIDE at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church was Miss Catherine Sanders, who was married to Edward Michael Lewandowski. After-ward, the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R.

a 5308 Lansdowne Avenue, gave a reception. The bride was attended by Miss Barbara Timmer, Mrs. James Miss Joel Kaske, Miss Christine Lewandowski, a cousin of the bride-groom; Mrs. Edward Nickles and Lynn Herzog. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lewandowski, 11365 Amboy Avenue, St. Louis County. Donald Kali-cak was his best man. Other attendants were William Johnson, Robert Lewandowski, a brother; Thomas McSherry, Ter-rance Puster, David Anthes, a cousin of the bride; Joseph Hinds, Stephen Roesler and Patrick Dugan.

After a wedding trip, the couple will live here. The bride was graduated from Fontbonne Col-1 e. Her husband graduated from Cardinal Glennon College. He a 1 1 the University of Missouri at St. Louis where he is working toward his master's degree.

ifmwim. Westrich Photograph Mrs. Anthony Leone Jr. THE MARRIAGE of Miss Margaret O'Driscoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Florence O'Driscoll, 3253 Childress Avenue, and David E. Kalinowski took place recently at Epiphany of Our Lord Church. Mrs. Ronald J. Ballinger was matron of honor for her sister.

Another sister, Mrs. Paul Kalts-chee; Mrs. Donald Seper and Miss Margaret Stinson were attendants. Flower girl was Jamie 'D i 1 1, the bride's niece. Michael E.

Kalinowski, United States Air Force, served as his brother's best man. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kalinowski, 708 South-shire Drive, St. Louis County.

Ushers were Steven Kalinowski, another brother; William Cath-ers; Patrick D. O'Driscoll, the bride's brother; Glen Robinson, and Charks Kistenbaum. The ringbearer was the bride's nephew, Michael Kaltschee. The couple went to the Ozarks on a wedding trip. Augustinian Student Walter B.

Fechner, a student at Augustinian Academy, won the annual Voice of Democracy contest of the South St. Louis Deistrict 11, Veterans of For- eign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary, Fechner will receive a $75 savings bond at a school assem- bly in February. Second place in the competition among 10 high school students went to Ed Bilger of St. John the Baptist '''M Irfili flu iji Hi jhiii ii. iKiifHill'HI! il li i I 3 in fci i i hi liilllii inniiil ii (, i-lLW 15 1 7WS1 hll ''WW'''' 'ihHIi I limlji ii MR.

AND MRS. WILLIAM H. BEDELL, 403 Baker Avenue, webster proves, have an the engagement their daughter, Miss Lynne Car ol Bedell, and Thad Bechtelhei-mer. The bride-elect graduated from William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. Her fiance, son of Mrs.

Clyde Bechtelheimer of Waterloo, and the late Mr. Bechtelheimer, graduated from the University of Iowa, Iowa City, and served as a lieutenant in the United States Navy. A spring wedding is planned. Miss Lynne Carol Bedell MR. AND MRS.

I J. TESSON, 4462 Neosho Street, have announced the engage-ment of their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tesson, and Michael R. Talarico. Talarico, son of Mrs. Frank J.

Talarico, 2633 California Avenue, and the late Mr. Talarico, served as a seaman in the United States Navy. An April wedding is planned. Wtitrich Photograph Miss Mary Tesson MR. AND MRS.

ROBERT D. HE1TERT, 6337 Bancroft Ave nue, have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Bridget Anne Heitert, and Pvt. Stephan Michael Bogard United States Army. The bride-elect attends Forest Park Community College. Her fiance, son of Mrs.

Stephan M. Bogard, 3182 January Avenue, and the late Mr. Bo gard, attended the same college. He is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. FORMER Bridgeton resi dents, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Leo Diebold of Phoenix, have announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Kathy Ann Holmes, and CWO Lawrence J. Polinsky, United States Army. The bride-elect, also daughter of the late Jean C. Holmes of St.

Louis, attends a 1 School of Laboratory Technique in St. Louis. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

1 i 7033 Bancroft Avenue is stationed at Fort Wolters, Tex. A March wedding is planned. I'' '1 s'J I I -C 1 li itlTTr 1 NORTH WNDSD13TCQ0NTr IllK llil lor tt third othcenturt' WE3TC6UNtr 1 'I WW ilSSB 4 and Anthony Leone Jr. were married 1 1 at St. Andrew's Catholic Church.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a W. Hamm, 844 Vegas Drive, Lemay. Mrs.

Glenn Sadler served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Pamela Barth, Mrs. Martie a 1 i and Miss Laura Diller. The bridegroom's niece, Julie Leone, was flower girl. Thomas McDermont served as best man.

Other attendants were Michael Geary, Dennis Hunter, Michael Juehne, the bridegroom's brother, John Leone; and the bride's brother, Thomas Hamm. John Leone the bridegroom's nephew, was ringbearer. The bridegroom is the son of Anthony Leone, 10038 Grosvenor Drive, St. Louis County, and Mrs. Fred Dow.

He has made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Dow at 139 West Hol-den Avenue, Lemay. Mrs. David Kalinowski Wins Speech Contest High School.

Dan Decker ofi Southwest High School was third. A tape of Fechner's talk willj be entered in state competitioni and that winner will be sent to. Washington where the top prize will be a $5000 scholarship Fechner will give his prize-win nine talk at a meeting of the Augustinian Academy Mothers Auxiliary at 8 p.m. Feb. 3.

the Royal Crown Cola Co, mm cohwWiatwMo Miss Penelope Wendt MR. AND MRS. CHARLES S. WENDT of Sedalia, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Penelope Ann Wendt, and Ronald C. Ber-ger, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Berger, 629 Mildred Avenue, Webster Groves. The bride is a junior at Drury College, Springfield, where she is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Student Board of Governors. Her fiance is a graduate of Drury where he became a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He is on active duty as a private in the Missouri National Guard at Fort Gordon, Ga.

A spring wedding is planned. Wtitrich Photograph Glenford Newtown Jr. Mrs. MISS ANN MARIE GLASS and Lt. Glenford Andrew Newtown United States Army, were married recently at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

A reception was given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Glass, 3815 Holly Hills Boulevard. Miss Eileen Dietrich was the bride's honor attendant.

CWO-4 Glenford A. Newtown, United States Marine Corps, served as his son's best man. CWO-4 Newtown and Mrs. Newtown, the bridegroom's parents, live in Dayton, O. Ushers were Martin Hente and David Fanter.

The bride graduated from Forest Park Community College and her husband graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. The couple will Schweinfurt, Germany. Gtorg Tichacak Photograph Miss Diane Klimpel MR. AND MRS. HAROLD A.

KLIMPEL, 10765 Willinda Drive, Affton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Diane Klimpel, and Andrew H. Zakrzewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zakrzewski, 5014 Ruskin Avenue. The bride-elect attends Control Data Institute and her fiance a 1 1 Florissant Valley Community College.

A fall wedding is planned. McMorran- Williams Recent Marriage MRS. I I A J. FISH-WICK of Thousand Oaks, has announced the recent marriage of her a Miss Rhonda Rose Williams, and Thomas Thursby McMorran at Epiphany Episcopal Church, Kirkwood. Mrs.

John Isaac Williams, 422 North Clay Avenue, Kirkwood, the i 's mother, served as matron of honor. Other attendants were Mrs. William Tiefanauer and Mrs. James Giles. Cpl.

Richard Mills, United States Marine Corps, was best man for his cousin. The bridegroom's father is Francis John McMorran, 230 East Argonne Drive, Kirkwood. fi I Oh fems Martin Schwalg Photograph Mrs. Hernan Torres MISS I ANNE PATRICIA COON, a of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene J. Coon, 138 Pioneer Drive, Oakville, and Hernan, Torres were married recently at St. Francis of Assisi Church. A reception was given in the Toledo Room of the Spanish International Pavilion. Mrs.

John Buechner was her sister's honor attendant and Mr. Buechner served as best man. Xhtviride graduated from St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, and received her master's degree Washington University. She also attended San Carlos University, Guatemala City, Guatemala, as a Fulbright Scholar.

Her husband graduated from the Cauca University of Popay-an in Colombia, South America, and received his master's degree from Washington University, where he was a Fulbright Scholaf. His parents live in Po-payam1 The couple will live In Popay- an wneie xorres is a proiessor of lawrat Cauca University of Popayan. Miss, Mary Lou Bippen ANNOUNCEMENT has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin John 'Bippen, 8900 Lou Court, Crestwood, of the engagement of theuf daughter, Miss Mary Lou Bippen, and i a 1 J.

Moore bride-elect graduated from Ursuline Academy and at-t Meramec Community College. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Moore, 8813 Powell Avenue, Brentwood, is a graduate of Christian Brothers College High School and St. Benedict's College, Atchinson, Kan.

A June wedding is planned. Mrs. Fredericlt Seewoester 'THE MARRIAGE of Miss Anna Corinne Peters and Frederick Jackson Seewoester took place recently at Zion United Church of Christ in Union, Mo. A buffet dinner was given at the church by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence H. Peters, of Union. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.

Seewoester, 1521 South-lm Drive, Kirkwood, are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Errol King was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judith Mc-Abee and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Susan Seewoester. Deborah Nowotny and Susan Harrod were candlelighters.

John served as best man. David Williams, Randall Seeley, Robert Peters, the bride's brother; Douglas Seewoester, brother of the bridegroom; Ron Lynn and Michael Hutter were ushers. The bride and bridegroom are seniors at Drury College, Springfield, Mo. if 4 It Wistrlch Photograph Mrs. Edward Lewandowski THE MARRIAGE of Miss Carole Ann Campbell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil E. Campbell of Oak Hill, W. and Capt. Wilbur M.

Sappington United States Air Force, took place recently at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Chapel, Dayton, 0. Miss Martha Campbell was her sister's maid of honor. James Lancaster served as best man. The bride attended Marshall University, Huntington, W. Va.

Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Sappington, 1249 Fain Drive, Lemay, graduated from Washington University. He served three years in Japan and one in Vietnam.

The couple will live in Day ton. Mrs. Wilbur Sappington Jr. MISS CYNTHIA JEAN BEHR and Denis Ballany were married recently at St. Gabriel the Archangel Church.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward Behr, 10919 Three Court Drive, Concord Village. Mrs. Ronald Suchanek served as her sister's matron of honor.

Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Ann Kohnen, Miss Ann Thomson and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Jerry Hixson. Michael McCarty, United States Army, served as best man. Ushers were Douglas Luedecker, Mr. Hixson, Mr.

Suchanek, Thomas Reddy and the bride's brother, William Behr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ballany, 9419 Drive, Crestwood, are the bridegroom's parents. 'l iJ RC Cola with a Twist it exactly what it sounds like.

Cola, with a twist of lemon. And that'i exactly what tastes like, too. It's still cola, only it's brighter and drier and cleaner-tatting than any other cola you'vt ever had. And because it has lemon. Itfc a great thirst-auenching cola, too.

By the way, just because we have this great lemon cola doesn't mean you won't be able to find our great, regular cola, RC. It just means that from now on, you'll have a choice. Miss Bridget Heitert 1 CUT OUT COUPON BELOW AND TRY THIS NEW TVSTE SENSATION P.O.-1-23 Cola with a Twist is made by on the purchase of one 6-bottle carton of A NEW TASTE SENSATION RC COLA with a twist of Lemon Good only in St. Louil and St. Charles Counties, Mo.

and East St. Louis, Madison and Jersay Counties, III. TO THE DEALER: Your Royal Crown Cola Siltiman will radaam this coupon in accordanca with farms of offar itatad abova. Coupon is good only en tha brand ipaclfiad. Cusromar must pay any salas taxas and usual daposlts.

Cash radempHon valua 1-20 of Ic. Royal Crown Bottling Corporation St. Louis 63108 STORE COUPON Albart Guts Photograph Miss Kathy Ann Holmes Wtitrich Photograph Mrs. Denis Ballany.