The Daily Leader from Pontiac, Illinois • Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ellis Kim Shiverdecker, William Ellis wed Miss Kim Shiverdecker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Shiverdecker, 1319 N. Chicago became the bride of William B. Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis of Chenoa on Saturday, June 1, at 7 p.m.

in the Chenoa Methodist Church. Rev. Randy Van Fossen officiated at double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Kiper of Chenoa was the organist.

The bride given in marriage by her father, chose a formal length, Empire styled gown of satin with a beaded lace neckline and chapel length train. Her tiered headpiece held a veil of French illusion. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations and green baby's breath. Mrs. Sue Neuhaus of Stanford, sister of the bride, was matron of honor.

She wore a mint green gown and carried a bouquet of green and white carnations and baby's breath. Jim Ellis of Morton, brother of the groom, was the best man. Ushers were Barry Martin and Roger Adams of Chenoa. Jay and John Mohr of Lexington, twin cousins of the bridegroom, were altar boys. Mrs.

Blakeman gives program for Wimodausis Mrs. Paul Blakeman exhibited samples of her button collection at the June meeting of the Wimodausis Club on Thursday, June 13, at the Bank of Pontiac. Mrs. Amy Drager of the program committee introduced Mrs. Blakeman.

Edith Kennedy presided at Die meeting which 18 members and two guests attended. Mrs. Grace Otto received a prize. Serving the refreshments were Mrs. Margaret Ellinger and Mrs.

Blanche Ripley. The next meeting will be July 11 at the Bank of Pontiac. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the church; Mrs. Ellis attended Pontiac schools. Mr.

Ellis is a 1971 graduate of Chenoa High School and a 1973 graduate of ITT Technical Institute of Indianapolis. He is employed as an apprentice machine and tool designer at Seibert and Sons of Chenoa. The couple will reside in Chenoa following a wedding trip in the south. The bride was honored at showers given by Mrs. Patti Mohr and Doris Downes and by Kathleen Schoop and Bert Alfred.

Cars destroyed in crash near Gridley Seven persons escaped injury, but the cars in which they were riding were destroyed in a collision on a blacktop road, two miles north of Route 24 and five miles east of U.S. 51 near Gridley, at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Mary Quinn, 62, Gridley route 1, was ticketed for failure to yield, turning left, after she pulled into the path of a car driven by Lyle Wettstein, 26, Gridley route 2, according to State Police. The Quinn car was westbound and Wettstein was eastbound on the blacktop at the time of the accident.

There were two passengers in the Wettstein 1964 Chevrolet pick-up truck, and three passengers in the Quinn 1974 Chevrolet Impala. Trooper Walter BelIz investigated. Seek foster Daily Leader, Pontiac, 111. Page 5 June 18,74 Hospital Notes St. James ADMITTED Mrs.

Irwin Boch, 423 W. Prairie medical. Mrs. Ben Stadick, Chenoa, medical. Walter McKinsey, Pontiac route 1, medical.

Mrs. Sandra Moore, Pontiac route 2, surgical. Mrs. Bernard Johnson, Minonk, medical. George Stewart, Odell, medical.

Mrs. John Kapraun, Graymont, medical. Mrs. Tina Cleary, Humiston Haven, medical. DISMISSED Miss Joan Gerity, Dwight.

Mrs. Hans Lundquist, Chenoa. Byrne Woodburn, Saunemin. Mrs. G.

E. Alveshire and daughter, Catina Lynn, 212 Aerl St. Master Joel Smith, Odell. Rev. William Fsrne, Flanagan.

Eugene Haney, Odell. Gerald Short, 914 E. Washington St. Mrs. Jeff Robinson and son, Chad, 790 S.

Locust St. BIRTH Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green, 809 Mohave June 17, 5:13 p.m., 5 pounds, 12 ounces. Supper Table Talk Chenoa Council discusses Fairbury fiprriali nt IHr Hnutt HArOOD PI ATM! Kllf Crmb Ufi.

Hralio ud ILACK rirrti A I I i i i SiHu'cf'-l Bran a I ami i i nM i i All with bonr nu Ornkai hoar Hi Prrwh firm). SUUd tad PoUto Foster parents are being sought by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. The two social workers from the department assigned to Livingston County are Don Campbell and Terry Zimmerman. They may be reached for further information at the department's office in the County Health and Education Building at Torrence Ave. and Manlove St.

Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The social workers said that foster parents need patience and understanding and to be able to accept the challenge of helping a troubled youngster rebuild his life. Nursing School graduate DWIGHT Miss Sonia Norgaard graduated from St.

Francis School of Nursing during ceremonies held Friday evening, June 14, at the Holy. Family Catholic church in Peoria. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Norgaard of Dwighl, and a 1971 graduate of Dwight Township high school.

After the first of July, Miss Norgaard will be employed by St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond, Ind. ADMITTED Mrs. Patricia Huette, Forrest, medical. William Dionne, Cullom, accident.

Miss Delores Fehr, Fairbury, medical. Mrs. Grace Legan, Onarga, medical. Miss Candy Jo Hinds, Forrest, medical. Master Thomas Miller, Forrest, medical.

Master Rodney Jones, Fairbury, medical. Miss Linda Schumaker, Fairbury, surgical. Mrs. Angela Schrof, Forrest, surgical. Master Roger Kinnerson, Fairbury, medical.

DISMISSED Mabery, Strawn. Miss Lydia Hanni, Fairbury. Mrs. Jessie Boruff, Normal. Mrs.

Susan Lange, Fairbury. Darold Ridgeway, Saunemin. BIRTH Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Decker, Fairbury, June 18, 12:03 a.m., 6 pounds, 14 ounces.

St. Mary's Streator ADMITTED Mrs. Kathryn Jacek, Minonk. Mrs. Terry Ross, Dwight, Walter Slater, Dwight.

DISMISSED John Johnson, Dwight. Mrs. Dale Rients, Long Point. Five stores to assist in fashion show Five stores will provide clothing for the poolside fashion show to lake place at the VIG golf outing July 20 from 2 to 3 o'clock at the Elks Country Club. They are: Bradys, Grant City, Spurgeon's, Crouch's and Hornsby's.

Mrs. Marcia Edwards is chairman of the subcommittee arranging the show. She said that the fashions Will be selected to provide a showing of women's clothes for many occasions. William H. Durham, chairman of the event, said his committee has other facets of the golf outing well under way including prizes with a retail value of more than $1,000 for golfers in closest-to-the-pin and other contests.

A list of prizes is posted at the Elks Country Club, he said. MCDOWELL CHURCH ICE CREAM SOCIAL IT'S HOMEMADE, TOO! Thursday, June 20, 1974 Serving Starts at 5:00 P.M. SANDWICHES CAKE A PIE ICE CREAM CAFETERIA STYLE SERVICE "IT'S ALWAYS THE BEST" i i i i Clarence DeFrees, Lincolnshire Apartments, has returned from a three week vacation in Woodbridge, and Washington, D.C., where he visited friends and relatives. Alma Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Anderson, 317 Grant recently received her 30-year pin as a member of the Rebekah Lodge.

She joined the Pontiac lodge in 1941, then transferred her membership to Bureau, where she lives with her husband, Steven. She is a past noble grand. Mrs. Emilie Hippie, Evenglow Lodge, received Mrs. Ernest Howell, Mrs.

David Illyes and Mrs. Fred Tingley of Marshall as her guests on Wednesday, June 12; Mr. and Mrs. Craig Brunskill, 1117 Motorola are parents of their first child, Mark Eupierre, who was born at 10:21 a.m. Saturday, June 15, at St.

i a Bloomington, weighing 6 pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eupierre of Chicago, and Mr. and Bryon Brunskill of Chatsworth.

Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tallman, 401 W.

Livingston St. The Tallmans have 17 great grandchildren. Edward King, Evenglow Lodge, had his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 'King of Kankakee, as guests on Saturday, June 8.

Mrs. Raleigh J. Harris -Sr. and Miss Betty Harris, 104 E. Water spent Sunday in Kankakee visiting Mrs.

Harris' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril F. Close. Allen D.

Seggerman, 519 W. Reynolds will demonstrate cake decorating, his hobby, at the Wednesday, June 19, meeting of Welcome Wagon I at 8 p.m. in the Bank of Pontiac community room. Mr. Seggerman has been practicing the art of cake decorating for over five years.

The cake he decorates at Wednesday's meeting will be served as part of the refreshments. Among those attending Illinois Wesleyan Junior High Band camp at East Bay, Bloomington, were Helen Sparks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farley Sparks, 415 Moulton and Douglas Dillow, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Dillow, 1902 E. Howard St. They both played in the symphonic band. Miss Debbie Hoerner, daughter of the Richard Hoerners, Chenoa, played in the concert band. Mrs.

Edna Follett, Mentone, formerly of Pontiac, has spent the past three weeks visiting her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Follett, 414 W. Lincoln St. Sunday, they took her to Hannibal, where they met another son, Bob and family of Kansas City, where she will visit before returning home.

Mrs. Theresa Johnson, 512V 2 W. Washington has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Tulsa, Houston and Austin, Tex. PFC David N. Bach, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Neil Bach, 1102 Prairie View Lane, left Kennedy Airport June 12 for Germany where he will be stationed. He has completed 17 months training at Ft. Sill, and was home on two weeks leave. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Day and sons David and Michael, 617 W. Grant Ave. have returned from St. Louis, whre they spent several days.

Among those who came from a distance to attend open house for Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels' 50th wedding anniversary, were: Mrs. Donald Blatchley, Redlands, Mrs. Lester Shay and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Thies, Effirigham; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Swager, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard McMillan, Arlington Heights, and Tom Pryde, Tonica. The open house was held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bach, 1102 Prairie View Lane. garbage fee ordinance CHENOA The Chenoa City Council agreed Monday night to check with city attorney William Fuhr to an interpretation of the city's 1968 garbage fee ordinance.

The decision to contact Fuhr was made after the council, for the second time this month, discussed who should and who shouldn't be paying single billings each month for garbage service. In recent months multiple- family dwellings, apartments and duplexes have been receiving single billings, and the council believes it might be more appropriate to charge each individual family or unit for the service. According to Mayor Jack Gilding, the garbage ordinance points out that fees and charges are to be established on a monthly basis for all residents using water service, residents meaning each individual family. No action was taken by the council. The council also refused to act on a request from John Wiles, who wants the city to vacate a section of York Street that runs south of his property and comes Seven face charges to a deadend at the west side of his property so he can build a garage adjacent to his house.

The council will check with city engineer Glenn Jenkins to determine the location of water mains in the area before acting on the request. The council did approve the transfer of $25,000 from the city's general fund to a passbook savings account and the transfer of $4,000 from the federal revenue sharing fund for the same purpose. Also approved by the council was a $100 payment for option on the purchase of land as a possible sewer site and a $17,189.40 bid from Trico Paving for 1974 street maintenance. Seven persons were taken to Livingston County jail after arrests by local police. Pedro Valesquez, Roberto Gallegos, Alfonzo Guerra, Granted divorce Gary R.

Harding, Dwight, was granted a divorce last week from Patricia E. Harding, Chatsworth, by Circuit Judge Wilton Erlenborn on grounds of mental cruelty. They were married June 1, 1969, at Chatsworth. Marriage Licenses Darrell W. Femr and Margaret D.

Stewart, both of Russell. Olague Carlos and Andres Robles were arrested Monday by State Police and charged with illegal entry. They were still in jail this morning. Bernard Krause 52, Missouri, was arrested today by Pontiac Police charged with driving while intoxicated and improper lane usage. Sheriff's Police arrested Abraham E.

Stoner, 51, Cottage Hill, and charged him Monday with burglary and theft. EAGLE Ph 84? 1692 STARTS FRI. kA SCANDAL EVEN IN A Asks $35,000 for damages The victim of a stabbing incident near the Fiesta Lanes bowling alley and his wife filed an $85,000 lawsuit last week in Livingston County circuit court against Austman, a Delaware corporation that owns the Fiesta. The suit alleged that George Bohm, Pontiac, was stabbed on May 18 "without reasonable provocation" following an argument with a patron of who became intoxicated inside the Fiesta. Bohm asked for $60,000 in damages! His wife, Phyllis, is seeking sums of $5,000 and $20,000 from Austman on two separate counts, alleging she had to quit her- job to care for her husband and that the family has become deprived of income because of the incident.

Sues for damages A lawsuit seeking $75,000 in damages was filed Friday in Livingston County circuit court by Granville Pletz of Pontiac for injuries he sustained in an accident last year in the A and Food Store parking lot. The suit asks for $25,000 each from A and Food Stores, Opperman and Sons and the Bank of Pontiac as Trustee of Trust No. 440. Pletz was injured Dec. 16, 1973, the suit alleged, in the parking lot of A and 406 W.

Madison when he walked over some debris left by Opperman and Sons construction company. The construction firm was building an addition to the store at the time of the accident, according to the suit. The Bank of Pontiac, as Trustee, was sued because it owns the building that houses A and Food Store, the suit alleged. PUBLIC DINING Tues. and Sun.

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