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Mrs. Harry Miller POrter 6-0109 Mrs. Henry C. Bronars POrter 6-2286 Mrs. John Thomas POrter 6-1023 BENSENVILLE In The NEWS Douglas Leider celebrated his fifth birthday April 30 at a party with neighborhood friends.

Karen and Kenny Kania. Jimmy Taterka, Ricky Kalisik, Marsha and Audrey, Mary. Alice and Hichie Petrus and Douglas' sisters. Cindy and Lisa, joining in on the party games. The children enjoyed a clown birthday cake and Ice cream and other party treats.

A family party was held in the Junior Frank Leider home that evening with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kukulka of Wood Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leider Sr. of Bensenville, the John Toterkas also of Bensenville and the Tom Mushongs and children.

Perri Ann, Vickie Sue and Lori Gay. Get well wishes ore sent to Mary Scholl who underwent surgery in Memorial Hospital two weeks ago. Mary's friends and neighbors wish her a speedy tecovery. JERRY AND JEAN Isakson went to the Itasea Ranchettes Trpasure Hunt a week ago Saturday with Bob and Bernie Vehrs of Itasca. One of the more unusual clue locations was an "Alice in Wonderland" spot where the hunters had to crawl through a hole and were given tea cakes by someone dressed as Alice.

The hunters had a buffet supper at Phil and Millie's after the hunt. Happy wishes are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Redmond McCarthy who celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary this week. Marge and Margaret Burton saw "Hello Dolly." starring Carol Channing.

a week ago Tuesday at the Schubert Theater. Maureen Sheehan. daughter of the John Sheehans, was a fortunate girl on her First Holy Communion Day Sunday. Maureen's communion veil was sent to her by her grandmother. Mrs.

Mary Tyndall. from Dublin, Ireland. Maureen's grandmother made the headpiece. She also received a communion medal i a chalice on it from an aunt and her namesake. Maureen Ryan, also of Dublin.

A dinner party was held in the Sheehan home for 20 family members and friends. JIMM1E AND SfK Borowvc- zyk and children, twins Jlmmle and Jennifer and John and Sue parents. Peter and Sue Martyniuk. had their annual outing at Brookfield Zoo on Mothers Day. After breakfast together, they visited the zoo and then had dinner out.

Birthday wishes are sent to Bruce Tomassoni and Michael Riesen who share the same birthdate on Friday: JoElla Skinner and Ray Miller have birthdays Saturday. Michael Wesley and Virginia Wojcik on Sunday, and Cyndee Bronars and Michael Thomas on Monday. Earl and Marlene Landeck and sons, Ronnie. Randy. Timmy, Danny and Michael.

Earl's parents, the Charles Landecks, Marlene's parents, the Willard Landmelers, and daughter. Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs. Del Sears celebrated Mothers Day by dining at the Cow Palace in Palatine. The Ron Skinners had as weekend guests Ron's parents, the Joseph Skinners from Ottumwa.

Iowa, to celebrate both Mothers Day and JoElla's 13th birthday a week early. CRAtG Kt'MMER was one of the First Communicants in St. Alexis Church on Sunday and was honored at a family party with 30 guests joining the Alfred Kummers in their Washington Street home. Special guests were Craig's godparents, Eugene O'Connor and Mrs. Ann Reinhold.

Jenny Brandau celebrated her 7th birthday with a family party held on Mothers Day in the Brandau's Mohawk Drive home. On hand for the double celebration were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schultz, and the Robert Schultzes. a son, Randy.

Donna Kearns was among the 130 First Communicants in St. Alexis Church on Mothers Day. Open House at the Kearns Washington Street home brought 30 family members and friends together for the occasion. On hand were grandparents, the William Pernos and the Edward Kearns her great-grandmother. Mrs.

Victoria Antoszewski, and her godmother, Jean Barrett. Alan Paxson celebrated his recent birthday with a family party and a guest for the day was Robert Sbertold of Chicago. The Paxsons celebrated their anniversary Wednesday by dining at Kirie's Restaurant. The Vincent Scalzos celebrated Mothers Day by having their grandmother, Mrs. Theresa La- clvfta of Chicago, for dinner on Sunday.

DONN1E CAHROLL received his First Holy Communion Sunday in St. Alexis Church, The Carrolls. Don, Pat, Kate. Don- Die. Wally.

David and Pattl went out for breakfast. A family party was held later in the day with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eschert and Mr. mid Mrs.

Leo Carmody, and godparents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuninski on hand for the oc- casion. Despite the inclement weather it was a memorable day for Donnie and his family.

Dorothy and Henry Fritzler and children Bob, arilyn and Patty spent Saturday evening with Henry's mother. Mrs. Mary Fritzler in Chicago, in celebration of Mothers Day. On Sunday the Fritzlers spent the day with Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews in Chicago.

Nancy Bernacki received her First Holy Communion in Holy Ghost Church in Wood Dale on May 1. Nancy's parents, the Ed Bernackis, honored Nancy with a family party. Present were her grandparents, the Franklin McManises, great-grandmother, Cora Peacock of Wood Dale, an aunt and uncle, Jean and Jerry Isakson, and godparents, Alice and Fred Friedl. Friends of 2-year-old Elaine Hoskins hope she is recovering and feeling better after the accident last Friday which caused injury to her left hand and fingers. Helen Butler of Mohawk Drive was honored at a birthday party on her birthday May 4.

On hand to share the cake, ice cream and good wishes were friends from a card club and neighbors, Lorraine Tomassoni and Lil Owens, as well as her daughter. Betty Skau. MAHYBETII Carroll, daughter of the James Carrolls of Brookwood was among the children in the First Communion Class at St. Alexis. Marybeth was honored at a family dinner for 20 guests.

Among them were her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Sr. and Mrs.

Irene Meredith, and godparents, Anna Johnson of Chicago and Tom Byrnes of Park Ridge. Anniversary wishes are sent to Pat and Barbara Freas who celebrate theirs on Monday. Peter Koch received his first Holy Communion on Mothers Day and was honored at a fam- Moliawk, great grandparents, the John Rogs of Chicago, the Oscar Carlsons, his godmother. Mrs. Frank Debs and godfather.

Bob Kass. and a i of ily party. His guests were his uramlparents. the Stan Fics of Brentwood. Lee Lasorso and Valerie Vn.v.

had luncheon on Monday afternoon at a church i Rev. and Mrs. Edward Forre 11 and children. Becky, Scott Patrick and Timmy spent the weekend visiting Lcnora's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Andres in Morrison, III. aKo had the opportunity to see her brother and sister-in-law. Jim and Marie Andrews, and children.

Bobby and Sheri, who are moving from i home in Omaha to North Carolina. MICHAEL THOMAS, son of the Ralph Thomases, received Ins First Holy Communion Sunday and then spent the day in the home of his grandmother. Mrs Marie Thomas in Elmwood Park, in celebration of Mothers Day. Patrick Gerard Moriarity. In- a son of the Mort Moriari- tys, was baptized in St.

Alexis Church May 1 by Father Michael Lyons. Patrick's godparents were Patrick Moriarity and Mrs. Ann Dolan both of Chicago. A family party was held with 25 guests present at what was to bo a double celebration of baptism and son. Edward's confirmation which was cancelled last week.

Tim Patton, son of the Tom Pattons of Orchard Street, celebrated his third birthday last Thursday with cake and ice cream for cousins, David, Susie and Billy Hacrr. and Tim's brothers and sister, Robert, Jeffrey and MaryAnn. Harold and Lavcrne Hedocn had as dinner guests on Mothers Day, Laverne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson.

It was a double celebration since the occasion also marked the birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson. Laverne's mother, Pamela Voss, daughter of the Richard Vosses, was among those who received their First Holy Communion on Mothers Day. A buffet supper honored her on the occasion with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

i Ginskc, among the guests. FRANK AND Carolyn Leider and children, Cindy, Douglas and Lisa, were among the guests at a First Holy Communion party Saturday for Perri Ann Mushong in the Tom Mus- hong home in Strcamwood. Friends and neighbors are extending condolences to John and Ann Marlins and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Martins on the sudden death of their 6-wcck-old grandson and son last week.

Rich and Pat Pawlish were very happy and proud to see their son, Richard, act as ring bearer at the wedding of Rich's brother, Robert Pawlish, and Lorraine Ycrgovich in Sacred Heart Church in Chicago Saturday. The reception was held at Rupcich's Restaurant. Richard's sister, Susan and Laura also attended the wedding. Among the First Communicants at St. Alexis were twins, Pamela and Denise Braun, daughters of the John Brauns of Poppy Lane.

A double celebration was in order on Mothers Day. Buffet supper was served to guests including grandparents, the senior Edmund Brauns and the Raymond Kashes. Another pair who received Communion together on the same day wore David Ilaerr and his cousin, Robert Patton. fet supper honoring their son, fet slipper honoroing their sun, David. Thirty-five guests attended including his grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ilaerr. John Strieker and godparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Go- inialdi. The Stanley Haerrs also were present at the First Holy Communion celebration of tiicir other grandson, Robert Patton. Tom and Joyce Patton also gave a family party for Robert and along i the senior Ilaerrs were godparents, Ronald Ilaerr and Lois Minaglia, and li i grandmother, Mrs. Ann Palton. A BROTIIKIt AND sister who shared the same Communion Day on Mothers Day at Holy Ghost Church in Wood Dale were Patrick and Carrie Seliroeder.

To mark this occa- sion, the Charles Schroeders had a party for 60 family members, friends and neighbors. On hand were their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Karpinski of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Schroeder of Harwoocl Heights, Carrie's godparents, Charmainc Horace and Thomas Schroeder, and Pat's godparents, Mrs. Jean Kusler and Richard Horace. Gary Skau celebrated his eighth birthday Saturday with a party in the Harry Skau home on Brookwood with Bill and Ethel Numson and sons, Wayne and Paul, Marie Larson, Robert and Betty Gruber and daughters, Karen and Kathy. On Sunday Gary was honored again in the home of his grandparents, the Gil Butlers of Mohawk Drive, whore they celebrated Mothers Day, Gary's and grandmother Helen's recent birthdays. Gary's sister, Joan, enjoyed the day as well as Angclo and Lorraine Tomas- somi and children, Gail and Bruce.

Danny Freas received his First Holy Communion Mothers Day. A buffet supper honored Danny and 20 friends were on hand. Danny's grandmother, Mrs. Irene Ganski was here on a week's visit. Mrs.

Ganski will return to her Dearborn, Midi, home this week. Henry and Delores Bronars and children spent Saturday in Milwaukee visiting places of interest. Their first stop was at the Mitchell Park Conservatory which is magnificent in scope and design. There are three huge geodesic domes and its two completed domes house many exotic and beautiful plants. Their next stop was the Schlitz Brewery where the Bronars saw the process by which beer is brewed and canned.

An afternoon in the new Milwaukee County Zoo was most interesting. It is modern in concept and its aviary has many birds which are not caged. Milwaukee has built a War Memorial of steel, concrete and glass which overlooks Lake Michigan. This building featured an Art Exhibit at the time. After driving through Mrs.

William C. Pauling LAwrence 9-9481 Bloomingdale News Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mclntosh and daughter, Jocli Lynn, have moved to Bloomingdale from Weathersfield. Mrs.

Grace Jacobs, her son, Michael, who has been in amphibious training at Norfolk and is now in the Reserves, and Donise Jacobs arc recent newcomers, who have moved into their residence at Lake and First Streets. The Rev. Harlcy Kopitske was guest speaker in the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Addison on Mother's Day. He will be at Waukegan next Sunday.

On May 27 he will get his B.A. degree at Concordia Teachers College at River Forest. Mrs. Raymond Bender entertained her pinochle club on Tuesday evening. Awards in the games "went to Mrs.

Gussie Lu- ebbcrs, Mrs. Amanda Kroegcr and Miss Beatrice Broker. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koschak and children, Susan, Steven and Jeff, attended the Mother's Day Open House held at Milwaukee, where their daughter, Janice, attends the University of Wisconsin, and mother was a special guest.

SATURDAY Miss Rose Satek was the winner of a Shetland pony which, after being tied to a tree on the grounds, got loose and leisurely strolled down Bloomingdale Road looking for company to the astonishment of the motorists, Since it is very tame, it answered a call and was tied to another tree until Helen came to the rescue. On Sunday the new owners came to get it and some small children will always remember this Mother's Day. Mrs. Wm. F.

Thiemaim LAwrance 9-5331 News About Roselle Pvt. James Olesuk of W. Bryn Mawr Avenue left Wednesday for his new assignment with the U. S. Marines at El Toro AFB, Calif.

He spent a 20-day furlough with his parents, the Frank Ole- suks. and his younger brother, Fred, after completing his basic training on the West Coast at a Pendleton, Calif. His brother Dan, stationed with the army in the Canal Zone, recently was promoted to Specialist Fourth Class. Friends hear former residents, Mrs. Carl Mellquist and family, that they are really enjoying their new home in Treasure Island near St.

Petersburg, Fla. Floyd Hall, 118 N. Prospect died Saturday morning at St. Joseph Hospital in Elgin. A complete objtuary appears elsewhere this issue.

Celebrat i their birthdays this week are Michael Nebel, Mary Quinn, Catherine Tum- minaro, 11; Ann Lintner, Dunteman, Diane Dupke, Mark Rosenwinkel, Steven Kavanaugh, a Gurke, Ronald Scott Mensching, Robert Mackey, Craig Floetl, Robert Bennett, Mathews, A. Ross IV, a Sim, Lynne James Olson, Fran Immekus, Jennifer Kelley, Valerie Treasure, Margaret Broker, James Stecker, Richard Dixon, Tracy Pidek, Helen Cull, Bob Daugherty, Susan Lance, and Ronald Niemann. Happy birthday to all! (X Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schmitt, who were married April 30 in the Kcencyvillc Bible Church.

They have returned from their honeymoon in Springfield and are now residing in Lombard. Kimbcrly Bass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bass Tec Lane, was five years old on Thursday. Her grandparents, aunts and uncles came to observe the date.

On Saturday, 12 neighborhood friends celebrated the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. James Bass Jr. attended the L.P.

Gas convention held in the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago this past week. Mr. Bass is the son of the senior James Bass, Republican from the 37th District. Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Oberhart received the news of the arrival of their third grandchild when Dawn Marie was born on April 23rd to Dale and Pat Splinter of Duluth, Minn. GET WELL quick wishes go to Mrs. Lucille Krumwicdc and Mrs. Ella a Mrs.

Krumwicde has returned home from the Elmhurst Memorial Hospital where she underwent gall bladder surgery three weeks ago. Mrs. Segesman is confined with a heart condition. Mrs. Louise Bieber and Mrs.

Catherine Reindl have returned from visits with relatives and friends from Olivehurst, Marysville, and Sacramento, and also took sightseeing trips. En route they visited in states from Missouri to the West Coast and encountered some very bad sand storms. They traveled over 6,000 miles during the six week trip and said they were glad to be back. Miss Michelle DeLaHunt was guest of honor Wednesday evening at a miscellaneous bridal shower in the Edward Banks' home. The hostesses were her two aunts, Mrs.

Edith Benson of Batavia and Mrs. Elsie Banks of Bloomingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zarndt and family attended services at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Batavia Mother's Day.

Elmer Zarndt and Mrs. Janice Ihssen were sponsors at the baptismal ceremony for Neil Brian Benson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Benson. The Rev.

R. W. Bunnett officiated. Hugo Stumpenhaus was host to his card club on Tuesday evening. News of any kind which would be of interest will be appreciated so that I will not call and bother you needlessly.

Mondays would be the best time to call to get an answer quickly. the Marquette University area the Bronars dined and then returned to see the conservatory at night. One feels as though one landed on another planet in seeing this very modern and unique structure which is even more lovely by night. RUSSELL son of the Russ Tomczaks, Mohawk Drive, received his First Holy Communion on Mothers Day. Thirty-seven guests were present to share this important day, including Russell's godparents, Rosalie Rurka and Gene Tomczak.

Joan Giltner, daughter of Ben and Peggy Giltner, received her First Holy Communion Sunday in St. Alexis. A family dinner party was held in the Giltner nome with grandmother, Mary Giltner, and Joan's sisters and their husbands, Becky and Mike Selgelid and son Tim, and Peggy and Albert Adams, present. Earl and Marlene Landeck, Charles a Hazel Landeck, 3eorge and Monica Schabow, Glen and June McAfee, Chuck and Mary Kuhns, Ralph Winters and the Hank Friends attended he bowling banquet at a Creek Country Club, Saturday evening. Earl, his day, Charles Glen McAfee, Chuck Kuhns and Ralph Winters placed econd in the tournament.

Robert May, son of the Nicolas Mays received his First loly Communion Sunday. Robert was honored at a family party which also celebrated his grandmother, Violet Dunn's, birthday hat day. Along with his grand- arents, the Arthur Dunns, the Ways were also joined by their reat-grandfather, John Van Dis- eldorf of Chicago, and also the Albert De Baets and son, Jon. Mohawk School children who arlicipated in the band concert nd chorus at Blackhawk Junior Friday evening were Marc fartramft, Robin a Cathy 'homas, Robin Moomjian, Ricky 'orhune, Julianne Mueller and Vlichael Eiben. WATRINA DVORSKY, daugh- er of the Joseph Dvorskys of race Street, received her First Holy Communion Sunday in St.

lexis. Family members and gathered in the Dvorsky lome. The guests were Mr. and nd Mrs. Charles Keeler of Mel- ose a Katrina's grand- arents.

Mary Ann Steininger, daughter the Ed Steiningers, also re- eived First Holy Communion Mothers Day. A family party onored Mary Ann, when her uests were her grandparents, Vtr. and Mrs. Ed Steininger rs. Mary Bensa, her great- randmother, Mrs.

Marie Poach, the Frank Bendas and ary Ann's godparents, Mr. nd Mrs. Emil Bezouska. Michael Detloff, son of the erald Detloffs, was a mem- of the First Communion ass Sunday. Forty guests lonored Mich on his special ay.

Grandparents, Paul Det- off and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph olenzani, and godparents, Edard Janz, were on hand for occasion. Ed and Donna Tabor Joined arilyn and Gene Sartore, Merith Hereforth and Robert ch at the Itasca Ranchette easure Hunt. One unusual ue was in a barber shop lere you had to peer into the rror to read the cash regis- the clues being the num- ers punched out on the cash gister.

A thinking clue pro- led by the committee also lowed their sense of humor a penny, burglar cartoon, ece of spaghetti and picture a dress was supposed to be ncoln's Gettysburg Address. Gail Dorren Kirsch, daughter the John Kirsches of Medinah eet, received her First Holy mmunion in St. Alexis Sun- ay. The guest list included s. Lillian Zander, maternal jrandmother; Mr.

and Mrs. Ed )inski, paternal grandpar- and great-grandmother, s. Catherine Neufeldt and res of aunts, uncles and sins. ONALD BURCKER, son of Henry Btirckers of Wash- ngton Street, was among the Tirst Communicants Sunday. A 'et supper honored Ronald was attended by his grand- ents, the Hank Cirinciones, godparents, the Jim Feldys, ong the 30 guests.

AY 2, CAROLE Kohler was lonored at a pre-nuptial shower given by Mrs. Eleanor Finke. The shower was attended by Mrs. Madeline Ott, Carol's mother, Delores Davis, Beverly Finke, Joyce Foss, Arlene Feldstein, Fran Hasbrouck, Delores Weber, Evelyn Wilkinson, Ruth Franzen, Vern Gallagher and Georgia Wilkinson. Carole will become the bride of Robert Standard May 21.

Charles Schmid took his family and his mother, Mrs. Charles Schmid Sr. to the Rustic Manor in Gurnee for Mother's Day. Johnnie, son of the William Meyers, had his ninth birthday celebration. On Saturday he took several friends to enjoy Kiddieland, then out to dinner at the Holiday Inn.

where he Mrs. H. C. Bronars POrter 6-238B Brentwood Terrace John and Peggy Zurawski attended the wedding of Eileen Clark and Michssel Sheehan in St. Robert Bellarmine Church Saturday.

The bridal party and family breakfasted at Petricca's Restaurant and the reception was held in Turner Halls. Claire and Bill Fox joined friends Saturday to see Hans Conreid in "Absence of a Cello." Lorraine Tokarz attended a bridal shower for Brentwood resident, Joanne Vergo, Sunday afternoon at the Belvidere Restaurant in Chicago. About 100 family members and friends were present. Joanne will be married to Johnny Meyers on June 18. Joan O'Brien was elated last weekend to see her brother, Peter Hart, and his new bride, Alta, who flew in from Travis A.F.B., Calif.

This was the first time the family had met Alta so there were many family visits and get-togethers. Tim and a O'Brien and Peter and Alta spent Saturday evening together and the Harts returned for a short visit on Sunday when they attended the May Crowning in St. Charles Church. The Harts flew back to California on Monday and Peter will be leaving soon for a year's stay in Thailand. EDDIE AND Michael Riley celebrated their birthdays a day apart.

Eddie had his eighth birthday after with friends at an indoor party, due to the rain on that Wednesday. the Bill Merricks, in their Chicago home. The Ed Hynes family not only celebrated Mother's Day but also Ed's birthday. Ed's parents, the Al Hynes, were dinner guests and saw movies of their recent trip to Texas ond Mexico. There were movies of the recent wedding of Al Hynes, Ed's brother.

Carol especially enjoyed them since she couldn't attend the wedding. Birthday wishes are sent to Marcie on Saturday, Get well wishes are sent to i Bob Carew, Sunday, and the two The day before Michael celebrated his ninth birthday with friends at an outdoor party. Both groups of boys played games and had the traditional birthday treats of cake and ice cream. Kitty McCormack, whose playmates will be happy to see her out playing again. John and Jeanette Conniff celebrated their anniversary by dining at Steven's Steak House on a recent Saturday.

Both Sloan boys, Mike, 14 and Jimmy, 7, were honored at a family party in celebration of their recent birthdays. Special guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. William Ungerecht a Marge, Mary, and Ann Sloan. Congratulations are sent to Lucille and Cy Sloan on their 15th wedding anniversary, May 5.

Greg Harligan, after enjoying dinner witti the family on Wednesday evening, left for Florida Thursday morning. Greg will drive his Honda to Pensacola, where he will be stationed while attending school. Art and Winnie Koopman and children Marilyn, Bobby and Jim spent Uuee days, a week ago, camping and visiting 'in Springfield. This was the boys' first trip to Springfield and they toured the Capitol Building and New Salem. The Koopmans camped near the New Salem area.

On Mother's Day the Koopmans visited Art's parents, was served an individual birthday cake. His guests were Ted Kalloway, Ronnie Anselmo, Ronnie Landeck and two of his grandparents, Alfred Meyers and Mrs. Ruth Boeldt. On Wednesday, Johnnie was honored at a dinner for relatives in his home. Good wishes go to Mrs.

Clarence Hill, who is able to be up and around a little now after recent major surgery. A double celebration was enjoyed in the John Thomas home on Sunday, since it was. both Mothers Day and Mrs. Thomas' birthday. The family came home to visit, but there was no working and dinner out was the order of the day.

The Homemakers Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Indian Lakes Country Club in Bloomingdale on Thursday evening. The John Caspars had a long distance celebration on Sunday when both boys called and the grandchildren talked to the folks, from Florida and California. MR. AND MRS. Roy Imwie and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Burritt and family and Mrs. Buck of Elmhurst spent Friday and Saturday in Urbana attending the Illinois Junior Academy Science Fair. Pam Imwie, a Barth brothers, David's 15th on Monday and Richard's 7th on Tuesday. JOSEPH AND Marie Monaco honored Marie's mother, Mrs.

Camille Mormino and their grandmother, Mary Mormino, at dinner on Mother's Don and Judy Roberts recently returned from a 10-day- trip to Palm Springs, Calif. Don won the trip for two as top salesman for Continental Assurance. The Roberts spent five days in Palm Springs and stayed at the El Mirador Hotel which providvxl ail sorts of recreational facilities, including golfing, swimming and tennis. The Roberts preferred swimming in the morning because by afternoon the temperature soared to 100 degrees. They did get a bit burned even though they were careful.

Don and Judy drove to Valinda, to visit with Judy's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Rombeck, and spent two days with them. A highlight of this trip was a tour of Universal City where the Roberts a sets of McHales Navy and the Munsters, which delighted the Roberts daughters. Don and Judy found the train trip out to the West Coast relaxing and enjoyable.

Jill and Dawn Roberts were cared for by their maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shearer. The Roberts returned tanned, relaxed and with pleasant memories. FLORINE Ballard and her daughter, Lisa, spent a week visiting in Paris, 111., as a houseguest of Florine's brother, John Murphy.

The weather was warm enough for short sleeves and spring blossoms were evident in the surrounding countryside. Robert a Alice Williams celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary a week ago Saturday with a party for 80 guests. The Williams' best man, Harold Williams, of Park Ridge, Bob's brother, was among the guests, as well as Bob's mother, Mrs. Hazel Williams of Palatine. Brentwood neighbors and friends joined in wishing the Williams many more years of happiness.

Hal and Florine Ballard and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yazel and Mr. and Mrs. Marty Toscano, dined at El Biancos Saturday evening.

Frank and Carol Kruezer and Mrs. Evelyn Biehler, a patient a recent weekend at a South spent the weekend and Mothers Day with their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Harkness, and their family. Mrs.

Anna Dierking received birthday greetings May 10 from friends and relatives. Mrs. Harlan Yarke gave a clothing demonstration in her home Tuesday evening. Friends and relatives her guests. MR.

AND Mrs. Fred Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schmidt and family, the Vern Johnson family, Arthur Reynolds, Elroy Schoos, Henry Schoo and son, Randy, and the Schmidts of Des Plaines were Mothers Day guests in the Raymond Schmidt home in Itasca. Six birthdays, Mothers Day and the seventh wedding anniversary of the Donald Schmidts were celebrated.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod spent Mothers Day with the Gabriel Martius family. Their granddaughter, a student at the University of Illinois, was home over the weekend. The Herman Burdes drove to Iowa City to visit relatives over the weekend and also to be with their son, Carl, a student at the University of Iowa.

in Memorial Hospital. Elm- a recent weekend at a Socth hurst, has returned to her home Haven, resort. Even to recuperate. Get well wishes though the weather was cold the seventh grader, won 3rd place i her. from friends are being sent to with her base slide; Scott Burritt, an eighth grader, won 2nd place with a computer transla- ter.

Congratulations are extended to the two students of Blackhawk Junior High School. Mr. James Gaw, principal, and Mr. Ralph Borgatel, science teacher, joined them Saturday. Retired Milwaukee engineer, David Potter, formerly of Bensenville but now of Hardy, recently received a skull fracture, due to an auto accident when side-swiped by another car.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sampson received congratulations from relatives and friends on their 24th wedding anniversary May 10. The Louis Bollman family spent Mothers Day with their parents. Mrs.

Agnes Kollath was a dinner guest on Mothers Day in the home of her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hochmeister in Bartlett. Upon returning, she found her family at home.

The John Reher Jr. family and the George Kollath family brought their greetings to her on Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Elton Wyborny of Wood Dale, attended the- bowling tournament in Rockford on Saturday, where they met Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kinnan of Mason City, Iowa, who were bowling in the league.

They also visited Mr. Johnson's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Franc Bowman at Loves Park. MR.

AND MRS. Wayne Re- mala drove to Kirkland, 111., Sunday after church to have dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paulson, on Mothers Day. Mrs.

Herman Schirmer, who has spent the past six weeks in the home of her daughter and husband, the Rudolph Schoppes, due to ill health, was able to return to her home in Aurora last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Schoppe of Naperville, and the James Brieter family spent Mothers Day in the home of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Schoppe. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harkness of Occonomowoc, GORDON REMALA left Friday from O'Hare Field on his vacation.

He was accompanied by his sister, Janice, who spent the weekend in New York City. He continued on his tour to London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and possibly Stockholm. Mrs. Leslie Weber attended church with her son and his wife, the Willard Webers and their son, Peter. She was their dinner guest on Mothers Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schueppe and family, the M. B. O'Connors, Mrs.

Harry Miller and son, Ivan, were dinner guests on Mothers Day in the E. Swanson home in Elmhurst. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Ruchti Sr. of Palatine, Miss Betty Grubbs of Rockford were Mothers Day dinner guests in the home of the Ruchtis' son and family, the WiOiam Ruchtis of Red Oak. Roy Lange spent a few days boys enjoyed beachcombing, walks along the beach and the climb up a 65-foot cliff. The weekend was relaxing and a refreshing change of pace. (B Hansen Found Innocent of Assault Charge Wood Dale Donald Hansen, 453 Oak, Wood Dale, was found innocent on a charge of assault and battery of a neighbor's children when he appeared in DuPage Magistrate Court before a jury last Thursday.

The complaint had been signed against Hansen in July of 1965 by Mrs. Robert Mpriarty of 449 N. Oak. She claimed Hansen had done bodily harm to her two small children. The trial was conducted in the courtroom of Judge Leroy Rech- I A fishing in Wisconsin this week.

Unmacher i Asst. State's JESSE CAPOOT underwent Atty Edgar Elliott prosecutmg major surgery last Saturday in and attorney Frances Fans Jrt Memorial Hospital in Elmhurst, and it has been reported, he is improving favorably. A family dinner and get-together was enjoyed Mothers Day in the Orville Andrews home, 9 E. Pine. Mrs.

Leroy Ricker entertained a group of club members who are former schoolmates, in her home Wednesday evening. TERRACE TIDINGS A weekend guest of the Harry Leibowitzes, 56 Hamilton was Seaman 1C Ron Harlin of Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Walter and Pat Gorski of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gorski and daughters were guests of the P.

E. Gorskis of 103 Hamilton St. They were all there to help "Gramps" Eddie celebrate his umpteenth birthday. MR. AND MRS.

B. C. Villin- ski, 5 Roosevelt Court, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mohr of Elmhurst went to Stevens Steak House Saturday evening to attend the inaugural of the new dining room.

Jack and Flo Schrimpl, 17 Roosevelt Court, a Jack's Bowling Banquet at Belmont Lodge Saturday evening. The Tom McCabe family of Midway Court visited in the parental Spencer McCabe home Sunday. Girl Hurt When Struck By Bicycle Addison A nine-year-old Addison girl was taken to Elmhurst Hospital Wednesday, May 4, with multiple lacerations and abrasions received when she was struck by a bicycle. William J. Doyle, 42.

bike- rider, of 21W530 Stone Addison, told DuPage deputies his attention had been distracted when he spotted and waved to a friend. He said he did not see Pamela A. Miller of 4N109 Robbie Lane, in time to avoid striking her. Disorderly Wood Dale Raymond T. O'Rourke, 240 Redwood, Elk Grove Village, was arrested Saturday night for allegedly causing a disturbance at Joe's Colonial Inn near Wood Dale.

DuPage deputies signed a complaint against O'Rourke for dis- orderly conduct..