The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 113

Mrs. Harry Miller POrter 6-0109 Mrs. Henry O. Bronars POrter 6-2286 Mrs. John Thomas POrter 6-1023 BENSENVILLE In The NEWS the i George Larsons on a business trip last in Detroit, Lynne, Billie Jo Debbie have enjoyed keeping house, but were very happy to have the chief cook return.

Sympathy is extended to the family of Fred E. J. Steging of Road, who had been a "Bensenville resident for many of his 86 years. Diane, Jimmie and Johnnie, children of Mrs. Audrey Cooper, have returned after visiting their- grandparents, the Herald La Cues in Winchester, for the past month.

When the Joseph Kratochvils' daughter, Bernadette, became a teenager last week, her friend, Cathy Pocius, hosted a surprise party in her honor. Eight friends attended the luau on Wednesday evening and topped off a hot night by dunking Bernadette in 'the pool, clothes and all. ROBERT YATES have returned from two weeks of visiting in Pans, Tenn and Harrisburg, 111., where Mr. Yates' father has been in the hospital. Good wishes go to the Stig Dahlstroms' son, Ricky, who is recovering from an accident last in Franklin Park, He came out second best in traffic, but has no serious injury.

Mrs. Roy Lange visited her 1 daughter and family, the Don Unkes of Arlington, last week. The Charles Kratochvils had their daughter, Lillian, Mrs. Joan Duffy and four children from Silver Spring, as houseguests last week. One day they went to New Berlin, 111., to visit the junior Charles Krat- ochvils and had quite a family 1 reunion with 20 grandchildren present.

When they returned, they were visited by another daughter, Theresa, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and two daughters, who were on their way to Reno to live. THE VERN JOHNSONS and children, Julie, John, Jim and Jay, have returned from a 2- week camping trip which took in many places of interest including Washington, D.C., Phil- adelphia, Williamsburg, and New York City and the Fair. The Bernt Dahlstroms were one of the three sons of Arvid Dahlstroms of Eau Gallic, who hosted a golden anniversary party on Friday night at Niel- sens for their parents.

Nearly 140 friends and relatives were there for dinner and dancing, The Senior Dahlstroms left Tuesday for Iron Mountain, after being honored guests at a family dinner hosted by the Berndt Dahlstroms on Sunday. The John Thomases hosted a family dinner party on Monday evening honoring their daughter, Judy, on her birthday. Guests included the Bruce Fretz- es of Deer Island, William Bachals of Franklin Park, Mrs. T. Bottoms and son of Melrose Park and the Cooks of Elk Grove.

The Robert J. Kerches with daughter, Diane, and son, Bobby, left O'Hare by jet on Sunday for their home at Kiaula in the Hawaiian Islands after visiting his parents, the Robert L. Kerches for the past month. MR. AND MRS.

Robert L. Kerch and daughter, Grace Davis, spent the weekend at Wild Hose, visiting their daughter and family, the A. Buttles. Former co-workers at the post office hosted a dinner on Wednesday honoring the former Eleanore Cook and her husband, Bruce Fretz, before they left for their new home at Deer Island, Ore. The William Martin family had quite a busy weekend with Mrs.

Martin's family reunion in DeWitt, Iowa, Saturday at which eight families--all the brothers and sisters but one--present. Sunday they returned through White Pines State Park where there was a Martin family reunion taking place. The Elmo Blacks, Mrs. Martin's sister, will be her houseguest here until returning to her California home later in the week. Sister Mary Alban OSS from the College of St.

Francis in Jol- iet, spent this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Leider, and on Aug. 13 is leaving for her mission at Mt. Vernon, 111., for the school year. Sunday, the Leiders hosted a buffet supper and reception honoring Sister Alban, foi 70 friends and relatives in their lighted rock garden.

THE BURTON Fairchild family visited Lenore's parents in Elkhorn, recently. Carole, George and Billy and George's friend, Jackie Williams, enjoyed swimming, water-skiing a horseback riding while there. The Charle.s Kriegers a their children, David, Hichard, Barbara and Linda, recently returned from a 2-week vacation. The first week they traveled to Caster State Park, where they spent a week at the a Lodge. En route they stopped at the Badlands, Black Hills and Mount Rushmore.

Their second week was spent visiting Charles' parents, the Frank Kriegers of Marcellus, Mich. The Robert Applebys have as their houseguost Mrs. Appleby's mother, Mrs. R. C.

Mallory of St. Louis, for a 3-week visit. The Harold Ostrands and their children, Karun, Mark and Connie, spent the weekend camping at Timber Lake near Antioch, where they met with members of a camping club. The cool weekend allowed swimming only on Saturday, but the toasting marshmallows and i i around the campfire made an especially interesting weekend. Mark came home with some frogs he caught up at Timber Lake so we could say "things are really jumping" at the Ostrand house.

JOYCE LILLIG was hostess to a group of 30 ladies at a luncheon and splash party last Wednesday. The women from Bensenville, Elmhurst a Berkely are members of Children's Research Foundation and dp charitable work for the organization. Birthday greetings are being White Pines News Mrs. Nina Newcomb, mother- in-law of Mrs. Harley Newcomb of Fischec 1 Drive, recently came home following a week in Elmhurst Hospital.

The Fred Kauffmans of Ridgewood Avenue, spent July 24 to Aug. 3 in New York, visiting the World's Fair. They also toured the U.N. Building and took a ferry boat to Staten Island. The Howard Ericksons on Briar Lane recently spent four days in a resort, complete with pool, in the Wisconsin Dells.

1 Hiking, boating and swimming i 'were-on their agenda. The Les Langes and daugh- ters, Debbie, Dawn and Cindy of Crest Avenue, spent from July 23 to Aug. 4 in Colorado Springs -visiting Mrs. Lange's sister and family, the George Kammerers. While there, the also visited Estes and Greeley Parks, and the Air Force Academy where they attended chapel services.

Mrs. Kenneth Pobloshe of Fischer Drive held a surprise bridal shower attended by 20 guests, honoring Elaine Runge Friday night, Elaine is to be married Sept. 5 to the Pob- loshes' nephew. THE A. G.

Shapparos and daughter Linda on Ridgewood Avenue, spent a week visiting Mrs. Shapparo's parents, the Ami! Rehms and other relatives in Perry, Ark. Lynn, 5-year-old son of the Harley Newcombes of Fischer Drive, returned recently from a i. month spent at Travelaire Day Camp in Bensenville. Swimming was the most outstanding activity for which Lynn received his minnow badge.

Mrs. Albert Walker on Church Road, returned home last Monday from Northwest Hospital in Chicago, where she underwent major surgery. The William Dankses of Ridge- 1 wood Avenue, recently motored to Twin Lakes, Mich, where their daughter, Gail, is staying 5 at the camp for councilor training. Then the family motor 'ed to Brown County State Park in Brown County, a fav- orite place for horseback riding and to Owensboro, Ky. to celebrate Robert's birthday at the Gabes Restaurant, a visit with 'Mrs.

Dranks' father, H. B. Danks in Centertown, Ky. and a ferry boat ride across the Ohio River 1 in Canneltown, were also included in the family plans. THE WILLIAM Brumley fam- i of White Pine Road, spent last weekend camping at White 'Pines State Park in Oregon, 111.

A trip was also made the next. day to the Mississippi Palisades State Park in Savanna, where family participated in horse. back riding and swimming. The Arne Torp-Smiths oi 'White Pine Road, spent last 'weekend in Portland, Mich, vis: dting Mr. Torp-Smith's brother and sister-in-law, the Robert Torp-Smiths.

The Les Langes and daughters, Debbie, Dawn and Cindy, recently motored to Brookfield, where Debbie was a bridesmaid for Mrs. Lane's niece, Nancy Frosch, who was married to Wayne Butler of Stamford, Conn. Jack Werner of Forest View entertained business associates at dinner at the French Market, and the Bears All-Star Football Game Friday. Lynne, daughter of the Paul Salces of Woodland Avenue, entertained 15 neighbor friends Aug. 6 for her fourth birthday party.

Charles Gardner of Woodland Avenue, and his 6-year-old son, Gary, with five men and seven boys, all members of the Tioga Indian Guides, camped and cooked out-of-doors near the Wisconsin Dells over the weekend. Roy Wold of Pine Grove and son, David, also were on the trip. The tribe fished, hiked and swam JEANNIE, daughter of the James Elgs of Woodland encountered a mishap while playing Aug. 3. She fell and had to have four stitches taken in her head.

Although the wound is reported healing well, Jean- me is unhappy because she has had to cancel her swimming lessons. The Warren Lauridsens of Briar Lane and their three children, Cindy, Ken and Jim, have just returned from a 2Vz- week tour of the West in a rented 16-foot trailer. They were impressed by the scenery through the Black Hills, Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Tetons, Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak. The family also viewed the Passion Play in the Black Hills. Sympathy is extended from White Piner's to Dr.

Mary Ellen Reedy on the recent death of her father. Heidi, daughter of the Herbert Schumanns of Fischer Drive returned home recently from East Bay Camp in Bloomington, 111. Heidi was among nine children from her church who attended. Andrea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Piero Squillo of Ridgewood Avenue, hosted 15 teenagers at an open house record hop party Saturday, Aug. 8. THE JOHN Greens of Pine Grove entertained the John McDowells and son from Northbrook at a steak barbecue in their back yard Sunday. Mrs. Charles Gardner of Woodland Avenue, accompanied her son, Chuck, to Little League potluck picnic at Salt Creek in Addison, Saturday.

The Indians, Chuck's team, were celebrating their first place lead in the Bensenville Intermediate team. Charleen, daughter of the Charles Cecthis of Pine Grove Avenue, was surp. when Kathy Murphy o' Bensenville and Marilyn Gourley had a sur prise birthday party on her 15th birthday July 18, at the Murphy home. Forty were present, and each had a gift for Chai leen. Dancing, ant refreshments were enjoyed.

Mr, and Mrs. James Haney of Red Oak Avenue, celebrated i 3 year old daughter's birthday wilh a barbecue din ner on their patio with Mr Haney's paients, the Haneys of Franklin Park, Aug 2. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gruns chel, entertained close friends whom they hadn't seen for the past seven years at a dinner at their home Aug.

2nd. Slides were shown following dinner. MRS. JACK Werner of Forres View Avenue, entertained Mrs Charles Hauswald at a be lated birthday a Plentywood Farm Aug. 7 The Joseph Lynaughs of White Pine Road, and their four chil dren, Celeste, Linda, Lesslie and Connie, molored to the Upper penninsula to Gladstone, Mich.

to visit Mr Lynaugh's homi town. They stayed at the fam ily home there on Lake Michi gan They visited with relatives swam and fished. While there, side trips were made to Hawiatha National For rest, Shore Lake Superior, Pic ture Rocks, and the Three Falls Munising Falls, Alger Falls, and i Falls. The Lynaughs were at Fayette, the daj of the blessing of the Fleet a yearly festival. On their re turn trip, they visited the Rail road Museum in Green Bay and tiie Fire Museum in Peshtigo, Wis.

Mrs. Walter Schmid of Whiti Pine Road, entertained he; monthly duplicate bridge a dessert luncheon Aug. 4. Winners were Mrs. II Earners and Mrs Walter Schmid.

Second wen Mrs. G. Lofsteadt, and Mrs Ormbreck, TIIE JAMES Haneys of Rei Oak recently entertained Mr and Mrs. Jerry McMains from Tucson. Mr McMains is an ok Army friend of Mr.

Maney. Tom, son of the a 11 Schmids of White Pine Road, is attending Wright Junior Colleg in Chicago, where he is taking a summer course in German. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Haus wald Jr. of White Pine Road Carol and Steven, picnicked am swam Sunday at Sherwood For est Park, Cedar Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. James Haney and daughter spent the pas weekend with the Clyde Daw sons at their summer home a Lake Geneva. Readers are invited to cal Carol Hauswald PO 6-0223 fo news and events of White Pines ent to Mrs. Susi Scholze, who elebrated her birthday on Monay.

Susi and her husband, Ion, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Sweeney who reated them to dinner at the Little Bit of Sweden Restaurant aturday. Dolores Heinrich took hildren, John, Valerie a cott, on a holiday to the Wis- onsin Dells. They took the boat trip through the upper and ower Dells and a ride on the Jucks, an amphibious boat.

The hildren were delighted by the repressive and colorful Indian eremonials. Carol Chamberland, daughter of the Gene Chamberlands, celebrated her entrance-into-the- eens birthday with two parties ast Saturday. Thirteen girls gathered at the Chamberland lome on Mohawk Drive for unch, games and dancing to Seatle records. In the evening 5 relatives were present at a buffet supper MR. AND MRS.

Merlin Kaloway were among the guests present at the wedding recep- ion of Miss Kathleen Weirich at Elmhurst Country Club Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bern Macklin and children, Patti, Ray and Duane, will soon be moving to Plum Grove Hills. Their friends wish them happiness in their new home.

The Henry Bronars family were present at the baptism of Patricia Ann Vercillo in St. Pascal Church Sunday, where Delores Bronars and Ron Krist were godparents. A dinner party was held at the Vercillo home with the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mangan, present.

The Ed Clausers had Helen's Brother and family as house- guests recently. They are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kueker and their three children from Shreveport, La. Randy Landeck, son of the Earl Landecks, spent 10 days visiting his grandparents, the Willard Landmeiers, at their summer home on the Wisconsin River.

His parents and four brothers drove to Wisconsin to pick him up on Saturday. MR. AND MRS. Walter Boeck of Algonquin Road, attended the wedding of Mrs. Boeck's niece, Miss Elaine Grasen, and Dave Krol on Saturday.

The wedding ceremony took place at the Lady of Charity Church in Cicero, with breakfast at the Charles Restaurant and evening recep tion at the Midway Club in Cicero. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Zuckerman and Billy and Jean spent a few days visiting Mrs. Zuckerman's brother and family, Mr and Mrs.

Judd Bulger of Joplin, Mo. Mrs. Stan Fie attended the ceremony last Wednesday al Good Counsel Convent at which her godchild, Miss Patricia Rog, received her second vei" and became a novice in the Felician Sisters Order. Mr. and Mrs.

Stan Fie attended the 25th wedding anniversary party of Mrs. Fic's cousin, Mr and Mrs. William Rog, All the members of the bridal party were invited, and Mrs. Fie was the matron of honor at the wedding. Mr.

Fie showed the film he took 25 years ago by request THE JERRY Isaksons entertained Janet and Jim Bong ol Villa Park Saturday evening. The Harry Moomjians had a family outing at Wooster Lake Sunday. The group included Harry's mother, Mrs. Sara his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Arsen Allamian; uncles, Abe Bedrosian and Joseph Tungrian; and Mr. Tungrian's guest, whom he hadn't seen in 45 years, Jack Mardigian of Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Walter Boeck was host ess to Mrs.

Lee Burmeister al a belated birthday luncheon last week in Naperville. Also present was Mrs. Mary Riha of Downers Grove, Mrs. Boeck's sister. Valerie Lavon of Brookwood Street just returned from a month's vacation in California as the guest of her aunt and uncle, Dr.

and Mrs. E. B. Madey of Worfland Hills. With her cousins she not only enjoyed sight-seeing at Disneyland and the San Fernando Missions, bul sailing, surfing and swimming Valerie flew back from California Monday.

MRS. HELEN Kern recently returned from a trip to European and Arabian countries. In some of the countries Mrs. Kern says one felt as though you were living in another world perhaps during Christ's time The women still have their faces partially obscured by a veil, although many of the countries are becoming more westernized. Mrs.

Kern was amazed at the Bedouins' mode of travel by camel, the primitive means in which they thresh their wheat and the way that women carry bundles of wheat balanced on their heads. In Egypt the tour director took them inside a pyramid where they saw the burial place of an old Egyptian king queen Mrs. Kern rode a camel and found it not uncomfortable after learning to swing and sway with the camel. An interesting note was the camel driver, who informed Mrs. Kern he had appeared in the movie the "Ten Commandments" when it was filmed there.

In Israel, a most modern country with beautiful buildings and parks, the people are doing almost the impossible by their industrious efforts. Everywhere Mrs. Kern found the people to be most friendly and hospitable. There is no doubt that Mrs. Kern will be able to make her students in the fall enjoy geography as a living experience through her enthusiasm about ler travels through Syria, Lebanon, a Egypt, Israel, Greece and Italy.

An unforget- able sight was the breathtaking view from the 40-mile Sorrento- Amalfi Drive which has 1,061 curves as it winds up into the mountains. Friday evening Henry Bronars and his son, Stephen, cheered Bears on to victory over the All Stars in Soldier Field. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Spillone and children Linda, Frank and Skip spent a week vacationing at Egg Harbor, at the Alpine Lodge, which included activities such as a hay ride, concert, anc dances.

The Spillones were joined on vacation by Elda's and family, the Leo Seghet- iis of North Judson, anc their two daughters, Joanne anc Nancy. MR AND MRS. Richard Engle's son, Lane, was broughi Kome Monday from Memorial Hospital, where he was a patienl with an ear infection. Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended The Clifton Storms of Janes ville, were weekend guests of his mother and family. Steven Storms spent Saturday with his friend, Mike Haseltine Mr.

and Mrs. Thor Kleven an spending this week with Ihei: son, Roy Kleven and family, an: their daughter, Dorothy Smitl and daughter, Barbara, in Wei don, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Valentine had as their guests the a week Mrs Valentino's sister ant husband from New Jersey.

Mr and Mrs. Leslie Webe: and bister, Mrs. Charlotte Key burn, attended the Weber fam ily reunion Sunday at Kankake Slate Park. Word has been received from Mrs Ernest Schambach, who i visiting relatives in Germany that one of her sisters died, RAYMOND HAMPTON, wh has spent the past year in Pasa dena, attending Fuller Co lege, has spent the past mont with his parents, Mr. and Mr: George Hampton on Pine Ave and his brother, Gerald and hi wife and family in Elmhurs Gerald, also attending summe school at Wheaton College, wi graduate Aug.

14. Potluck dinner was hosted the Lydia Circle members an husbands at the home of Mr and Mrs. Chester Miller Tues day in honor of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Fretz, a former member Eleanor Cook, now of Deer Is land, Ore. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter White Chicago and Sister Mary Clar of Madison, were visitors Sun day in the home of Mr. and Mrs N. Maryniak. 'Nels Rukki of Harmony Minn arrived at the home his daughter, Mrs.

Arnol Sampson, and the Richard En gles for a visit over the week end. He also helped celebrat Mrs. Sampson's Aug. 12 an Mrs. Engle's Aug.

15 birthday with a family dinner and get-together. Mrs. Carol Milz and sister Mrs. Darleen Harkness, hostec a surprise party at the Harknes homu Sunday to honor the 80tl birthday of their grandmother Mrs. Nellie Edwards, Aug.

9. FRIENDS EXTEND get wel wishes to Mrs. Gerald Hamptor who is a patient in Memoria Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Maryniak at tended a party in Northlake Sun day to celebrate the sixth birth day of their grandson, 1 Maryniak. Mrs, Emma Benberg, a house guest of Mrs. Piepenbrock, 3 Memorial, is visiting Bensenville neighbors and rela lives in Chicago during her stay Mr. and Mrs, Louis Johnso: attended the Threshermen's re union 'and dinner at Monroe Center, 111., Sunday.

Sue Teufel of S. Walnut Stree flew to Rhode Island last weel to visit relatives, An annual reunion and potlucl dinner was held Sunday at th Arthur Reynolds' home. Thei guests were Mrs. Reynolds' for mer schoolmatss from Downer Grove, Joliet and Rockford. Kathy Salerno of Park Ridg is visiting her cousin, Lind, Calia, S.

York Street. MR. AND MRS. Ronald Luethy, Mr. and Mrs.

James Brie- ter and sons, Mark and Curtis went to Chicago Sunday to se the Norwegian ship Windjam mer. Milton Schoppe, patient in the Raymond Clark of Central wenue has been reported badly njured when he was struck by he propeller of a moving motor mat. He is currently recovering rom severe cuts on the arm and upper chest and face in Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Harry G.

Bendtsen Jr, eturned home from Sherman Hospital last Thursday. Miss Sharon Phillips' broken ingers are slowly healing, but Phyllis Bendtsen 773-0610 WOOD DALE FLASHES they did not stop her from participating in the planning of a surprise birthday party for Miss Susan Wojcik, be hosted by her mother, Clement Wojcik, at the home on Robin Lane. There Susan was greeted by Sue Kams, Chris Op- one of her guts, ana me sahl, Lindy Woj Lindy Gar- became engrossed at one point cella, Mike Dave in calling spirits from beyond. Bainey, Mike Schubel, Ted Kruger, Terry Haas, Jim Bische, Frank Piasecchi and John Cunningham. Entertainment included swimming in the Wojcik pool and dancing in the garage.

Susan received an ouija board at and the PADDOCK PI JBLICATIONS AUG. 18. 1964 Mrs. H. C.

Bronars PO 6-2236 Brentwood Terrace Best wishes are being sent to Frank and Joan Chesnick who celebrated their ninth anniversary last week. A double celebration of two Ribando children took place last weekend. Saturday evening, John's fourth birthday, he and lis sister, Maryanne, 3, cele- jrated at the home of his ma- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Maturi of Chicago.

Sunday a small family was held at the home of heir grandmother, Mrs. Carmella Ribando, of Chicago. V.A. Hospital in Chicago, has been reported improving. The ladies of Peace Church Woman's Guild had an outing last Thursday at Cantigney Farm near Wheaton.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sampson and children, Butch and Mitzi, were Sunday dinner guests at the Weller Bock home on Spruce Street. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Loster and family returned from then- vacation at Germania, with the Russell Rasmussens. Mr. and Mrs. Matey of Chicago are moving into the Gerald Goble home on Grace Street. The Goble family is now living on S.

Addison. Terry Goble registered last week at Eastern Illinois University. MR. AND MRS. Herman Magers, Mrs.

Amanda Dohe, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dohe drove to Woodstock Sunday to visit Henry Gewecke, who is convalescing at home following injuries received in a tractor accident. Mrs. Earl Stout entertained neighborhood ladies at a luncheon in her home Tuesday Mrs.

Harry Salzegebar returned home Monday from Memorial Hospital where she had undergone major surgery. Mrs. Clara McKnight returned from a 2-week vacation at Chetek, Wis. TERRACE TIDINGS Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Hurley and family of 111 Hamilton went to Joyce, Iowa, last week to visit friends and relatives, and to attend the annual reunion of Mrs. Hurley's high school class Mrs. Cleophas Singh and son, Manuelito, of El Centre, are visitors in the Lew Baylor home, Mrs. Singh and Mrs. Baylor are sisters.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Maroncelli of Chicago were weekend guests of Jack and Flo Schrimpl. Last Saturday the Harry Lei- bowitzes, 56 Hamilton, hosted a small family party in appreciation of their son, Larry, who is a member of the trophy winning Orbits of the Intermediate League. Maryanne will 3 on Aug.

15. The Ray Pic 'onys and children, Carol, 13, and Pat, 8, enjoyed a weeks visit at the Sroadmoor HolJl in Colorado Springs, During their stay they jolted, swam, went horseback riding, visited rodeo and had a steak fry in the mountains. Sharon Kula is spending a week visiting li aunt and uncle, Mr. and IV rs. Ed Mietko- wicz in Lake Geneva.

THE DON EERTAUTS, Cy Sloans, Rollie V'allers and Dick Lloyds spent evening at the movies had refreshments at Bino'; Restaurant later on. Susie Bertaut stayed with her great grandmother, Mrs. Charles E. Conley of Chicago, last week. Susu tried to'cheer Grandmother i after her return from the lospital.

Tom Crema celebrated his 10th birthday with five friends and sister, Debbie, at the Museurr of Science and Industry last week. The boys had lunch in le cafeteria and then went on see the exhib its. Some of th ir favorites were the television telephone exhibit and the rip through the coal mines. Th boys were Sam Gianforte, Joli i Piegore, Carl and Glen Van 1 ialen and Dennis Cantrell. Friends and neighbors extend their sympathy to Mrs.

Sam Cangelose on he death of her father. The fur eral was held in St. Charles irromeo Church Tuesday. A surprise 1 lau was held at the James Pot us home on York Road for Bern idette Kratochvil on her 13th birthday. The girls who joined in I he fun were Nan cy Tokarz, Linda Koons, Caro Forbeck, Cathy Pocius, Leslie Sheppard, Debbie Vojak and her cousin, Bonnie, from Ohio.

The enjoyed swimming in the ackyard pool as part of their estivities. SOME OF the Brentwood residents who attended the Republican picnic Sunday at Cor- joration Park in Oakbrook were Claude Walker, Kas Wleklinski and Mrs. John Grobe. Annette Fronczak, daughter of the Bob Fronczaks, was among Girl Scouts who were camping at Chippewa Bay in Wisconsin. They learned to a canoe and had an old fash- oned taffy pull, Annette observed her 13th birthday while at camp and celebrated at home with her parents and grandmother at a dinner party Sunday.

While her sister was at camp, Susan Fronczak enjoyed the excitement of Day Camp at Salt Creek Park with Virginia and Madonna Sloan for two weeks. The Harold Ballards had as house guests last week Florine's brother and his wife, Pete and Judy Murphy from Columbus, Miss. Pete is stationed there in the Air Corps. During then- week's visit they took a trip to Ann Arbor, Mich, to visit their sister, Thelma McCoy. KIM WALLER celebrated her eighth birthday with friends, Marcia Sheppard, Joby Chesnick and Kathy Lloyd.

The girls attended a movie on Sunday evening and then stayed overnight at the Waller home. Nancy Duske, daughter of the Vernon Duskes of David Drive recently returned from a vacation in Anaheim. where she accepted a position as an In Service Director at the Martin Luther Hospital. Nancy previously worked at Michael Reese Hospital as head nurse. After Nancy's marriage in September, she and her husband, Rollin Goetsch, will make their home in Orange, Calif.

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