The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 140

Mrs. Harry Miller POrter 6-0109 Mrs. Henry C. Bronars POrter 6-3286 Mrs. John Thomas POrter 6-1023 BENSENVILLE In The NEWS Mrs.

Josephine Szcrlong flew Mrs. David Netherland of Ar- home Saturday after spending the last two months with her daughter, Rosella Gostree, and her family. There were five grandchildren and two great- grandchildren at the Pleasant Hill. home to visit, but after hearing all the news reports of our big snow. Mrs.

lington Heights, while her husband was hospitalized. Elaine and Nick Reiland have thoroughly our two weeks of snow in Hawaii. They flew both ways so had time to enjoy the many pleasures the islands have to offer. ROBERT MICHAEL Dieterle Szerlong wanted to get back a baptized Feb. 5 at St.

Alexsee it herself. is church by Father Michael There was a meeting of the' Lyons. Robert's godparents Blackhawk PTA Board at the I were Robert Duffy and Mary home of Mrs. Martin Romme Kay Dieterle. After the christen- this week to make plans for two) ing a dinner party was held at coming events, the annual' the Dieterles' Green Street spring rummage sale Feb.

25,1 home. Among the 30 guests who and a magic show on March 11. braved the weather to attend Anyone having donations for the were grandparents, the Kenneth rummage sale is asked to con- 1 Cantrells of Elmhurst and the tact Mrs. Homme at 766-0256, or i R. H.

Dieterles of Hillside, and Mrs Glenn Scott at 766-4326 for 'great-grandmother, Mrs. Robert pick-up. Dieterle. Baby Robert, who is and will Condolences are sent to the fourth generation Robert family of Carole Hobbs Kugler, Dieterle, will be called "Mike." who passed away on Sunday i Gajl Drinkwater Slight anH the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, i husband, James Slight, following open-heart i long remember their wedding surgery. Burial was in Denver.

I and reception. Gail and James She leaves her parents, Mr. and were married the Saturday after the blizzard and hosted a wedding reception last Saturday i at the Andre House in Chicago. Mrs George Hobbs of Itasca, a daughter, Joan, and a sister in Denver MRS. RALPH ecutive secretary-general of the Milwaukee Railroad Women's Vannella ex-' Jack aml Elinor Semple host ed a going away party for Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Schmidt of Wood Clubs was honored guest at a i Dale recently. Five couples dinner and style show given by'gathered at the Scmples Marine Union Station Chapter a Road home to bid them Monday evening at Fred liar-' farewell. The Peter Schmidts vey's Golden Lion Grill. The George Schweizers had a family dinner party Sunday to celebrate the second birthdav of and children, Ginny, Joey, Mar cia, Edward and Dennis, will be Mich.

in their friends lllL' SfLUI I I Ul 1 I I their daughter. Desiree. Among TMghbors wish them happiness in tlii'iv now home. in their new home. Friends and neighbors extend aiiii the James Rtik family of condolences to Mrs.

Helen Kra' mcl on tne death of her sister, the guests were the Harold Schweizers of Elmwoocl Park Medinah i a (Christiana) After spending a month on the rs West Coast, Frank and Neva Zarndt. Whaley had a hard time getting RUSS AND Lucille Tomczak home, but wanted to see our I and sons, Russell, Roger and big snow. After shoveling out. Robbie, spent a pleasant Sunday they wondered why they had with former Mohawk residents, bothered! The John Thomases Gordon and Madeline Suthcr- had a land, in their Palatine home. parents were Duane and Elsie Schenk of Cedarburg, Wis.

The sponsors joined the Simmonses in their Meigs Court home following the baptism. Delighted with this special occasion were Lonnie's three older sisters, Luana, Diana and Ria. Mary Steininger was happy to have a visit from Ed's parents, the senior Ed Steiningers, who drove in from Indiana for a day's visit, The Steiningers were delighted with their new granddaughter, Patricia Ger- ette, born over the stormy weekend two weeks ago. DOCK AND MYRTLE Kalloway and sons, Ken and Ted, drove to Dubuque, Iowa, to help Dock's sister, Millie, and husband, Loras Hentges, celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Feb. 4.

Thirty family members and friends attended the party. The Kalloways were houseguests of the Cliff Preg- lers. Upon arising Sunday morning the Kalloways saw five inches of snow had fallen (Dubuque had relatively little snow) and decided to head for home early Sunday, making their visit a very short one. Friends and neighbors are extending congratulations to the senior Frank Kolodziojs and the Joseph Szatkos on the birth of a granddaughter, Dawn Lynn Kolodzicj. Dawn has a sister, Karen Marie, 2.

Daniel Timothy Paxson was baptized at St. Alexis Church Sunday. His godparents are Arthur Restarski and Joan Casper of Chicago. A family dinner party was held in the Alan Paxson home, where guests included an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sbertoll of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. John Cerone, also of Chicago. Friends and neighbors extend condolences to Mary Steininger and family on the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Polach of Westchester.

Grant and Betty Simmons sent to Ted and Ruth Pearce, who celebrate their anniversary Saturday. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to Mr. and Mrs. J. LaPointe on the birth of a granddaughter, Sharon Lynn O'Leary, born to the John O'Learys.

Get well wishes are sent to Mrs. Mabel and Mrs. Charles Hadle, who are on the sick list this week. Bill and June Franz and daughters, Ann and Carol, attended the wedding of Richard Rupert and Sue Carlson during a candlelight Service at First Congregational Church of Elmhurst Friday evening. A reception followed at the Elmhurst VFW.

Richard, who is June's nephew, is on leave from the Navy. Randy Riesen had an especially happy birthday this year because grandmother Mrs. Evelyn Riesen came in from Trevor, to spend the weekend with the Riesen family. Grandmother Wilson also joined them for dinner Saturday evening, Randy's birthdate. MOHAWK RESIDENTS will be saddened to hear of the death of a former resident, Mrs.

Herb (Evelyn) Nordman. Funeral services were held last Friday. busy day Wednesday celebrat- The Tomczaks were delighted were happy to see visitors from ing the birthdays of'two grand- to see the new addition to the Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Otto daughters Shirley Bachal of Sutherland family, Mary Alison, Bay and Steve, and LuAnn Franklin Park became 8 and Belated birthday wishes are, Sobek and Ed Bay.

While here had an afternoon party, while sent to Pamela Dieterle, who they helped Ria celebrate her Laura Zawacki of North Elm- celebrated her birthday Satur- hurst turned 13 and had a pa- day. jama party, so the seniors were Lonnie Dean Simmons, infant just invited for coffee and cake, son of the Grant Simmonses, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Stcging was baptized Feb. 5 at Zion have returned from a week Lutheran Church by the Rev.

giving a hand to their daughter, Daniel Fuelling. Lonnie's god- Mrs. William C. Pauling LAwrence 9-9481 Bloomingdale News Mrs Charles Franzen. rep-' C'HKKYL ANN, infant claugh- the evening guild of ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles the St. Paul United Church of i Bloomberg of 130 S. Rosedale, Christ. Bloomingdale, and Mrs.

was baptized at St. Paul United Amanda Kroeger, the afternoon Church of Christ. Sponsors were guild, with other members liv- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steinke of ing in Roselle spent Tuesday a Itasca.

The Rev. C. H. Wilhelm the regular monthly sewing ses- officiated at the ceremony, sion for the benefit of the resi- New and re-elected members dents at the Bensenville Home, to St. Paul United Church of Mrs.

Minnie Thurnau, member Christ consistory installed at of the guild now living at the, the Sunday worship services Home, sends greetings to all were Earl Hutchings, Louis her friends here. Bos, Beatrice Broker, Alvin Miss Karen Haberkamp was, Randecker. New members re- gutM of honor at a miscellan- ceived were Mr. and Mrs. enus bridal shower Sunday at- Joseph Dennis and family, ternoon at the Russell Boiling Mr.

and Mrs. Robert A. La- home on Dale Road, with Bev- neve and children, Michael, erly and her mother as host- Mark, Cynthia and Robert, esses. Beverly is to be one of'moved north from Tampa, the bridal attendants at Karen's and will soon be moving south wedding at St. Paul Lutheran again.

Admiral Corporation has Church. Addison. when she be- transferred Mr. Laneve to the comes the bride of Edward Hollywood area. Friends here Fournier on Feb.

25. are sorry to see them move. MH. AND MRS, Conrad Anniversary wishes were be- Mrs. Amanda Ehlers and Mrs.

ing received during the week Keith Del Vicario celebrated his third birthday on Lincoln's birthday with a family supper party. Guests were his grandparents, the Rocco Lettieris of Chicago, and uncle and aunt, the Russell Trotters, also of Chicago. Steve and Mary Kosar, former Mohawk residents, were in the area last weekend. They came in from Hemet, to attend a family wedding. Friends and neighbors extend condolences to Andrew Kalsen on the death of his father, Andrew G.

Kalsen. GENE AND GAIL O'Brien and friends, Harry and Barbara Sengenberger, Karl and Carol Formenlo of Addison and Jim and Jean Adamson of Prospect Heights, joined Bob and Rose Gulbrandsen of Addison for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, then dined at Hideaway Lodge. After dinner the five couples returned to the Gulbrandsen home for coffee and the remainder of the evening. Patrick O'Brien spent a week with his grandparents, the Conrad Langguths, in their Berkely home. The other O'Brien boys, Patrick, Michael and Kevin, spent the weekend and Gene and Gail enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Langguth home before returning home with the boys.

Margaret Jackson served as commentator for the fashion show during the Mohawk card party Friday evening, and introduced the models, Jeri Busa, Dorothy Schirmer, Gail Tomassoni, Pat Carroll and Mary Kay Ellman. Everyone reports the party was a success, thanks to chairman Lucille Tomczak and her co-workers. Steve and Ilene Kalisik celebrated their Iflth wedding anniversary with an evening out Feb. 4. With them were Frank and Millie Kalisik of Oak Forest," also celebrating their recent anniversary.

The foursome dined at Plentywood Farm and were thrilled with a bottle of wine presented to them by courtesy of a friend. The Kali- siks then went to see "The Odd Happy anniversary wishes are Couple" and later visited Bour- birthday and got acquainted with the Simmons' first son. Lonnie Dean. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to the winners of the DAR essay contest. First place was awarded to Therese Riggle, second place to Owen, and third place to Ann Breiter.

Belated birthday wishes are sent to Carla Martin, who celebrated her ninth birthday recently. The Henry Bronars were joined by a group of neighbors Wednesday evening, including the Harry Moomjians, Stockwells, Richard Terhunes, Rollas Scotts, the Bob Jacksons and Virginia Thomas. As a complete surprise to Henry, he was presented with a metal crown, in recognition of his master's degree and to show he is a "master" in his home as well as at school. He also was presented with a baton and miniature drum and bugle in recognition of his being a "master" in music, the director of the Canty School Drum and Bugle Corps. Most treasured is diploma signed by the principal of friendship.

bon Street on Rush Street. SCOTT FEDERIGHI celebrated his third birthday at a small family party in his Medinah Street home. Julie Kummer celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday with, a party for Debbie Theodore, Janet Teske and Patty Salvatore who enjoyed playing Twister and the birthday cake and other treats. The family celebrated again that evening, as the day is also dad, Alfred Rummer's, birthday. Jack and Joanne Haerr, Earl and Marlene Landeck, Ray and Fran Berg, Fritz and Dorothy Andres and former Bensenville residents Dick and Jean Radtke attended the Gail Drinkwater and James Slight wedding reception at Andrew Saturday evening.

Friends and neighbors extent condolences to Lucille Gernhofei on the death of her husband Walter Gernhofer, last weekend DON AND GERRY Kearns celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary by i i al Chiam's Restaurant in Chinatown Saturday. It was a nostalgic revisit, although the restaurant has been remodeled anc is somewhat changed. Sheri Porter celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday with friends, Patty Lasorso, Robert Cholewinski, Susan and Joanne Detloff, Susan Salvatore, Cyndee Bronars and cousin, Cindy Porter, joining her. Party treats included a birthday cake with a big red heart on it and candy in plastic red hearts. Friends and playmates of Ricky Kalisik are sorry to hear he is still on the sick list.

Get well wishes are sent by school friends and neighbors. John and Angeline Sobon attended the 25th wedding anniversary of a niece and her husband, Frances and Philip Baczewski, at Major Hall in Chicago on Sunday. The evening included dinner and dancing as well as a delightful mock wedding which entertained the 100 guests. JIM AND BETTY Rawlings flew to San Diego, the weekend of Feb. 4 to see their son, Ron, graduate from boot camp training in the Marine Corps.

Ron's friend, Jim Fattes of Wood Dale, accompanied the Rawlingses. Ron will be stationed at Camp Pendleton, where he will attend communications and electronics school. While in California the Raw- lingses. visited Jim's aunt, Mrs. Bess Shepard.

They report the weather was warm and sunny. Katie Seitz hosted a kitchen shower in her Mohawk Drive home Wednesday evening for Patty Cawley, former Mohawk resident. Patty will be married to Gene Polowski March 18. Donna Dionesotes celebrated her fifth birthday Saturday in PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS FEB. 16, 1967 Friends who joined in on party games, prizes and party treats were Timmy and Michael O'Brien, Paul Uhl, Jody Burl, Steven, David and Bradley Shallcross and Donna's brothers, Dean and Douglas.

The party had a Valentine's theme with punch and cake and decorations in pink and red. A second celebration, a family dinner party, was held Sunday at home of Carol's mother, Mrs. Eugene Newton, in Oak Park. The dinner honored both Donna and an aunt, Marion Hemstreet, who also celebrated her birthday last weekend. RALPH AND Trudey Thomas an evening with friends, Roy end Bea Biondi, in Chicago Saturday evening.

Mohawk friends may be interested to hear the Frank Lunds' grandson, Douglas Moore, has been taken out of traction but is now encased in a cast from the tip of his toes to his armpit. One leg is free and linen- cumbered. Douglas is in a San Antonio Hospital. Friends and neighbors extend deepest sympathy to Gordor and Patricia Dench and Davic on the death of their son and brother, John E. Dench, Saturday.

Funeral services were held Monday at St. Alexis Church. Happy birthday wishes are sent Marie Terhune, Sheri Porter and Lorena Dumper, who shares today's birthdate. Also to John Dvorsky Friday; Dennis Rawlings, Karen Daleki and Tom Patton Saturday; Larry Gunderson, Randy Schultz and Pedro De Hoyos on Monday; Jean Porter, Sandra Kuhlman and Christl Kummer on Tuesday; and Marc Hartramft on Wednesday. HENRY AND Delores Bronars were guests of the Harry Moomjians and Virginia Thomas Saturday evening for a performance of "Nobody Loves an Albatross," at Drury Lane Theater, Dorothy Bernhard joined the group when, at the last moment, Carol Moomjian could not attend due to tiie illness of their daughter, Robin.

Although Robin became very ill over the weekend, she is much improved. Ed Steininger and daughters, Mary Ann, Carol and Barbie, spent a pleasant weekend at Camp Duncan in Volo. The Steiningers joined other Indian Princesses and their fathers for hikes, games, tobogganing and ice skating. It was Barbie's first Jack Mitchell at Meade Electric and what started to be a small affair resulted in 50 men attending the farewell dinner at Charlotte's in Chicago on Friday. The restaurant has a French cafe atmosphere and the evening was a great success.

Mr. Mitchell plans to move to Florida after his retirement. Chris and Lee Lasorso hosted a dinner party honoring their son, Buddy, on his 19th birthday last week. Special guests were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Gendek, and Buddy's friend, Sherry Beaver. MILWAUKEE Railroad con ductor Stanley Darr of Eight is a patient in St. Joseph Hos pital and reports he is improving. Rose Darr, hi-- sister-in- law, visited him there Saturday. Mrs.

Harriet Gothsluck of 414 Marion accidentally broke her ankle during the snowstorm Jan. 26 and was a patient in St. Alexius Hospital in Elk Grove Village until Tuesday when she returned home to recuperate. Friends and neighbors send speedy recovery wishes to her. That Urban Trend Sixty-three per cent of the people in the U.

S. live in areas with populations of 50,000 or more. A Fish Story Largest fresh water fish came from the Volga River in Russia. One specimen of the Russian sturgeon weighed more than 3,200 pounds. camp experience.

Jerry Church and Road Sylvia Koch's home was the scene of an exotic and authentic Japanese dinner served to 25 members of the Round House Squares dance group. The group attempted eating with chop sticks, and dishes such as sukiyaki, i tempura, fish soup, green tea and Japanese tea cakes made up the menu. A few hardy souls ate their dinner Japanese style, sitting on the floor. The group also enjoyed a dance later in the evening. Jack Sanborn organized a her Medinah Street home, party for retiring co-worker Mrs.

H. C. Bronars POrter 6-2286 Brentwood Terrace Eleanor Lauer 529-2991 KEENEYVILLE KORNER Madonna Dueball celebrated baker Theatre in Chicago. Amanda by" the Alfred hor "sweet 16th" birthday i Mr. and Mrs.

Mathew Fabian World Day of Prayer service at Milton Hapkes. Ronald Selckes. her family Feb. 9. the Immaiuiel U.C.C.

at Han- Robert Barneses, Jack Sheelors, Thomas E. Duda, son of Mr. over on Friday afternoon Conrad Horns, Lester Netter- and Mrs. Frank Duda, is now Pvt Alan E. Asav has com-, stroms.

Herbert Brusers. Rob-' stationed at Brooklyn, N.Y., air pletecl his five-week aircraft ert Mahons maintcnancc a the Petges. Army Aviation School Rucker. Ala Lorrie Resh. 3.

and Pamela Olsen and family, while Sturma were guests of honor at husband is overseas. and the Donald base. He is a switchboard oper- I ator in the Coast Guard. Happy at 1 Mrs. Martha Peters is home birthday to Gail Adamick who with her grandfather.

E. J. was one year old Feb. 4, Lor- her i rie Resh was 3 years old Feb. a double celebration held in INDIAN LAKES Country Club honor of their birthdays on was the scene of the silver wed- Sunday afternoon at the Ed-1 ding anniversary party honoring ward Sturma home in Elgin, 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Colon Saturday evening, children, Judith, home relatives gathered for chert the occasion. Their Did you know that the earliest from Concordia Teachers Col- 11 and Kathy Adamick 5 years old Feb. 15. Congratulations go to the honor roll students of Keeneyville School: first grade Kelly Bennett, Daniel Cheehy, Dinah Du- Rietz, John Lenz, Mary Kathleen Moran, Roy Polmanter, American valentines were home lege at River Forest, and Glenn.

Elaine Wyman; second Mae made, often simple sentiments home from Carthago College at nc a DuRietz, Douglas or verses written on gilt-edged Kenosha, helped them celebrate Michael Hanno'n, Debbie note paper while others were i at a dinner party at which bcrmillcr, Kyle Olson, Kim made of paper cut-work with i there were 24 guests, including a mcr Tom Switzer a some elaborate designs? Mem- bers of the Golden Fellowship are not turning back the clock, but rather continuing a fine the Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Trieglaff of Trinity Lutheran Church, Roselle.

Wendy Lynn, infant daughter tradition. On their meeting date, I of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Feb.

16, each will bring along Zoellick of Army Trail Road, a valentine to exchange with! Cloverdale, was baptized at another member, This will take i Immanuel Lutheran Church in place at the Bensenville Home from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Residents of the Home are planning Bartlett on Sunday by the Rev. Edward Lazarz. Her sponsors were Mrs.

Margaret Engelking to present the program of the of Arlington Heights, Mrs. Wil day entitled. Yesteryear." "Memories of bert Landmeier of Wheaton and Mrs. Richard Zoellick of Bloom- Anyone over the half-century ingdale. mark in years is eligible to attend these meetings.

Only requirement is to bring a sandwich. Coffee and cake will be served. Wayne Zoellick is learning to walk on crutches at Great Lakes Hospital and then may be able to spend more time at home. (XI Smelters and Nancy Tabb; third Peggy Brown, Susan Cheey, John Exum, Rosemary Frahlich, Sue Ann Brandemuhl, Sharon Wacker, Angelia Taylor and Fred Gordon; fourth Eddie Tabb, David Moran, Ken Exum, Lorre Chiapetta and Cindy Ertel. The Fifth Grade: Debra Bakke and Kathy Palmer; sixth grade Alan Tabb and Lori Taxis; seventh David Bakke, Laura Deike and Debra Fansher; eighth --Linda Tabb.

CAROL LAUER, along with 96 other Lake Park drama and speech students, went to see the comedy "The Imaginary Invalid" by Moliere at the Stude- and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Talbott attended the Frank Sinatra Special at the Pick Congress Hotel in Chicago on Feb. 8. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres were served, sponsored by Peter Epsteen of Skokie.

More than 700 people attended this charity special for underprivileged children. Mr, and Mrs. Fabian and children had Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amdczak in Chicago.

WHEN JUDY Brawka and her sister, Diane, welcomed their new brother, Joseph, into their home on Bloomingdale Road, Judy proudly passed out candy to her classmates at St. Isidore School. Seventh and eighth grade students of St. Isidore School went bowling Feb. 9 at Hoffman lanes as part of their gym training.

An enjoyable time was had by Mrs. Mathew Fabian, Mrs. Cassy Zywot, Mrs. Frank Cherney and Mrs. Donald Lauer who attended the fashion show at Indian Lakes Country Club on Feb.

10. Mr. George Lauer, uncle of Donald Lauer, died Feb. 11. He resided in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Hot lunches will be served at Keeneyville School on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. William Deike will be happy to know that she is recuperating rapidly. (XI Happy birthday wishes go to Gregg Andre today, Thursday; to Dennis Zimmer on Friday; Sunny Kocour, Saturday; Tom Thoma, Sunday; Phyllis Wehrs, Monday, and Jackie i Tuesday.

Tod and Lorraine Tokarz at- 1 tended the wedding of a friend, Gwen Kowal, Chicago Saturday Dcnise Albiani celebrated her fourth birthday Sunday in the Albianis' Pamela Drive home. Special guests were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Consoli of Elmhurst and Mr. and Mrs.

Lido Albiani of Riverside, and aunts and uncles. Family members were happy to see three-month-old Larissa much improved. She spent a week in Gottlieb Hospital. Get well wishes go to Kas Wleklinski who was ill this weekend. CHUCK AND JOAN Caravia hosted a Valentine party in their York Road home Saturday for 20- couples, neighbors and friends.

The group enjoyed dancing and refreshments. Al and Anna Hynes joined the Ed Hynes family Saturday to help celebrate Eddie's 15th birthday. Dawn Roberts celebrated her third birthday with a family dinner party Sunday with grandmother, Mrs. Paul Schearer of Elmhurst, joining the family for the occasion. Bill and Claire Fox and children, Billy, Lori and David, joined the Walter Shannons for supper Saturday evening in their Franklin Park home to celebrate Scott Shannon's 15th birthday.

Carol Hynes, happy to be up and about after being ill, joined other members of the Perky Pound Peelers Tuesday evening at the Cornell School in Elmhurst. Happy anniversary wishes go to Del and Rita Hoffman who celebrate their anniversary on Monday. Nancy Walker and children, Claude III, Robin and Lisa, attended the concert given by Van Cliburn at Rosary College in River Forest Friday evening. The youngsters are studying piano and were most impressed by the master craftsman. MRS.

FRANCES Orsinger and son, Rick, enjoyed an interesting dinner guest last week, when Father Paul Koe-Tseng of Hong Kong, now teaching economics at Lewis College in Lockport joined them. Father Kao-Tseng has been in this country for six months and this was his first visit in an American home. He was fascinated with the electrical appliances, as well as the comfortable surroundings. Friends and neighbors extend their condolences to Vi Zimmer and family on the death of hei mother, Mrs. Helga Larsen Funeral services were held Friday afternoon.

Frank and Rita Cooper celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday with 13( guests, family members anc friends, who gathered at the VFW Hall. The Coopers were happy to have with them Frank's mother, Mrs. Paul Lindenberg as well as members of their original wedding party: maid honor, Mrs. Raymond Barthel; best man, Thomas Cooper; bridesmaids, Mrs. Walter Jones Mrs.

Judd Clockadale; flower girl, Mrs. Robert Flinn, and ringbearer, Duane Horndasch. The wedding party partici pated in a mock wedding cere mony and they said it was quite amusing to see the 6 foot ringbearer with a facsimile a pillow and the bridal bouque of something similar to palm leaves. The wedding party members surprised the Coopers with their impromptu show and each was presented with a corsage or boutonniere. The guests enjoyed cocktails a buffet supper and an evenini of dancing.

(B Leroy Ricker's mother from Elmhurst and her sister, Mrs. Piepgras of Downers Grove, were dinner guests Sunday at he Leroy Ricker home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bender had Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Bender of Bartlett as Valentine's Day guests at Plentywood Farm. MISS DIANE Ritenour, a student at the University of Indiana, was a weekend guest of Cori Lantz in the Raleigh home. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Whaley of Addison called on Mrs. Philip Schneck Sunday, having just returned home from vacationing California and Texas. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steffen and George Arney, frmer- iy of Bensenville and now residing in Monrovia, and iound them well.

They send regards and best wishes to their many friends in the Bensenville area. Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge are in Rochester, with their daughter, who is undergoing major surgery at Mayo's. Leo O'Connor and son, Pat of Milwaukee, spent Saturday afternoon and evening with the M.

B. O'Connors. Mr. A. E.

Borg recently returned home from a three-week visit with his son, Donald Borg, and famly in Phoenix, Ariz. JANIS RICKER and brother, Marty Ricker, are among those on the sick list this week. We wish them a speedy recovery. Relatives and friends are glad to report Bernie Villinski is improving satisfactorily in Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago. The Leonard Marschall family were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Kleinadler in Elmhurst. The dinner was given in honor of their son, Keith's, and Debbie MarschalPs 14th birthdays Feb. 15. The two were born in the same hospital on the same date and this was their first meeting.

Milwaukee Railroad engineer Phil Tomilson of West Chicago, formerly of Bensenville, is recuperating in DuPage Memorial Hospital following major surg- gery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Everette Fischer, Church Road, on their 19th wedding anniversary, which fell on Valentine's Day. MR.

AND MRS. Ted Villinski and daughter, Michele, the past week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C.

ed to their home in Williamsburg, Iowa. Gene Villinski of Indianapolis also visited the area to visit his father at Wesley Memorial Hospital and his mother at their Roosevelt Court home. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reynolds were guests in the home of her cousin, Mr. and Mrs.

Jon de Jong, in Hazelcrest recently. a i Agnes Knaack, Dora Spiroff and Josephine were luncheon guests at Plentywood Farm Frid a to celebrate A Knaack's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schmidt entertained relatives in their home Sunday in honor of daughter Joy Lynn's first birthday.

Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schmidt and sons, Mrs.

Vera Johnson and children, Mr. Henry Schoo and son, Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Schoo and Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Boyle and daughters. MRS. TATGE, formerly of Pine Bensenville, and now living in St. Petersburg, accidentally broke bones in her ankle and is hospitalized. Get well wishes are sent to her.

Mr. and Mrs. James BreiU'r celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary Feb. 11 by taking their relatives to dinner at the Green Tree Inn. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Bender of Bartlett were breakfast guests last Tuesday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Magers. Mr.

and Mrs. William Stone's daughter, Evelyn, hosted a surprise birthday party Saturdav evening for' 12 girl friends in honor of Debbie birthday. The girls presented Debbie with a camera, and barbecues, birthday cake and Cokes were served by the hostess. Robert Heinrich, formerly of Itasca and a graduate of Fenton High School, recently accepted the position of city manager of Forest Hill. where he and his family will move as soo" as possible.

He was city manager of Punxsutawnev. Pa. SUNDAY MRS. Raleigh Lantz entertained a group of relatives and friends at a belated stork shower in honor of her niece. Mrs.

Kathy Trask of Weathersfield. Since she was in the hospital after having given birth to a son, the father opened the gifts for the new arrival. Mrs. Rudolph Schoppe and mother, Mrs. Schirmer, were shoppers at Hillside Monday.

Afterward tney had lunch, then attended a showing of "The Sound of Music." Lewis Neilsen, a major surgery patient in Memorial Hospital, Elmhurst, is reported improving satisfactorily. Mrs. William Bishop of Bensenville and Mrs. Tibbits of Long Lake flew to Walton Beach, to visit their sister, Mrs. Kehoe.

Mr. and Mrs. William Snider. May Street, had as their guests Sunday honoring her brother's birthday Ralph and Nancy Sandstrom and daughter, Kimberly Ann, her mother, Mrs. Keyes of Chicago, and the Eugene Birch family of McLean, Bensenville.

Greetings were extended to Thor Kleven on his 65th birth- Villinski, and have now return- day on Valentine's Day. (B NEWS ABOUT ROSELLE Mrs. Ada Voss of Palatine ac- Stolpa both had birthdays and companied her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora Broker, and niece, Miss Beatrice Broker, to the wedding of Miss Sharon Broker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kermit Meyer, to Charles Lorenz of Schiller Park at the St.

Peter United Church of Christ in Elmhurs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schulz of W. Pine Street were surprised guests of honor at a dinner party Friday evening at the Maitre d' Restaurant in Elk Grove Village, where 35 guests congratulated them on their 25th i anniversary.

Their daughter, Carol Ann planned the affair and flew in from Washington, D.C. to attend. The renewal of marriage vows took place at noon mass at St. Walter Church on Sunday with Fr. McDonald officiating.

They were married 25 years ago on Valentine's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mentink and infant daughter, Cindy, and Allen Bullamore of. Kenosha were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert R. Bullamore on W. Thorndale. BRENDA LIES was guest of honor for her sixth birthday, when her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Lies and daughters, Susan and Kathy, of Glen Ellyn, and the Ronald Gingel family of Lake Villa came on Sunday to help her celebrate at the William Lies home on W. Irving Park Road. Holly Siems and Jacqueline are now three years old. Mrs.

Barbara Campbell entertained her pinochle members the past week. Dawn Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Livingston A. Newberg of 518 Thorndale, Medinah, was baptized at the Trinity Lutheran Church en Sunday by the Rev.

E. E. Trieglaff. Her sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Vana of Chicago. Grandparents and immediate relatives, numbering 30 guests, spent the day at the Newberg home for the occasion. SHARON MEYER was guest of honor at a recent bridal shower held at the Rabe home by Delores Frost, her maid of honor, and Karen Rabe, a bridesmaid. Twenty relatives attended the shower despite the snowstorm. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr.

John G. Schei- lenberg of Des Plaines, former resident of W. Maple Street and member of the village board here. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry W. Rodewald have just returned from the West Coast, where they visited relatives and friends in Arizona and California. A nephew was in a hospital at Lancaster, and his father and sister and other relatives are in Phoenix and Tucson. They spent the past month traveling and missed all our snow here, but heard all about it over the radio and television and telephone wires. (XI.