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Joint Ruble FLanders 8-3343 Activities of Palatine Mr. juul Mrs. Robert Peters and children. S. Koi'woocl.

are storing camp equipment away for the season after roll! lYom a nine-day i to four different silt's, including Indiana Sand Dunes. Holland. i and Muskegnn Departing Aug. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold C. Kerrustrom. 283 N. Marion. Fairgrounds Park, drove first to Xenia.

Ohio, to be with Mrs. Fornstrom's mother. Mrs. Bertha Funderberg, on her HL'nd birthday. With the East Coast as their destination, they viewed Niagara Falls from both the American and Canadian sides, stopped in St.

Catherine and toured the New England States. Many small towns were visited, i Lexington impressing them most. Making the ret i through Canada, they returned home Aug. 27. a Day weekend the Kernstroms drove to Macomb to bring son, i to Western Illinois University for his freshman celebration of the occasion, they dined out.

Tales of vacations are being compared at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 0. Dillic, 22 Wilson, now that the family circle is again complete. Away for slightly more than a week, the Dillics had a trip through Ohio, stopping in Cleveland to spend some time with Mrs.

Dillie's sister, Mrs. David Cupp Jr: Using up remaining days, they drove to Pennsylvania for a get- together with relatives coupled with some vlewin gin Mount Pleasant, where they also visited a Lenox China showroom. In the meantime, their daughter, Carole, did some sightseeing that included Tacoma, Seattle and Portland, and a trip around the peninsula. At the home of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Yclovick, 333 S.

Plum Grove Road, there was a dinner party a week ago Sunday for a belated celebration of three summer birthdays. Twenty seven members of the family came from Chicago to extend greetings to Susan, 12 in June, Chip, 11 Aug. 22, and David, 8 July 14. vacation days supplied Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard J. Weitzel, 238 N. Oak, with relaxation, travels and visits. Jcun Koble EXCITEMENT KEIGNED at thf Larry Weber home, 559 Burno Drive, last night, when Mrs. Weber shared hostess duties with the guest of honor's a Mrs.

Elinor Dahlmann of Lake Bluff. Using pretext to coax Renee Andres over, she was greeted on entering with cries of surprise from 30 guests, a i and friends, who showered her with gifts for her future home. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Brokaw. -157 Bennett, recently was their grandparents for the 36th time daughter. Ann. from Los Angel- made this an eventful summer es. for Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Bartsch, During the recent three-week Clyde. New additions to the vacation of Mr. and Mrs. line of grandchildren are twins, Douglas J.

Larsen and Peter, David and Trisha born to the N. Linden. Fairgrounds daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Park, they drove to Iowa to i and Mrs. Robert (Gert) Bruns it Mrs.

Larsen's parents, of Phoenix. Ariz. and Mrs. Neal Glenn, in Iowa There is also good news con- i in Sioux City with the pa- cerning their daughter, Mrs. ternal side, Mr.

and Mrs. Rus-1 Dallas" Erica) Gray of Phoenix. Larsen. and then in She is a patient in Stanford Uni- Wutisati. to be with Mrs.

a sen's grandmother. Mrs. W. A. Driving first to Hot Springs, they had a two week stay at thir summer home on Lake Hamilton.

Going on to Wisconsin, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller of Omrow and in Hartford had a get together with former residents, a brother and sister-in-law, and Helen Weitzel. First visitors of the month stopping by Tuesday were Allen Weitzel and his bride, Sherrie, of Las Vegas. Swimming, tennis and horseback riding were among activities for the John S.

Powers family, 152 E. Daniels, 'on their recent vacation, which was a week at a resort at Elkhart Lake, Wis, Though this is back to school days for some families, it differed somewhat for the older son, John, as he started his first teaching position Tuesday at the Marion Central High School in Woodstock. These are busy days for the Bernard Chims family, 263 N. Marion, Fairgrounds Park, with preparations for the wedding of Judy who is to become the bride of Ralph Wagner of Prairie View next week. A prenuptial activity surprising her on a recent Sunday was a miscellaneous bridal shower given by her sister-in-law, Mrs.

Bernard (Ann) Chims Jr. of Arlington Heights. Among expected houseguests coming for the event are Mrs. Chims' sister and brother-in-law, Edith and Jay DeVries of Muskegon. ENHANCING vacation days for the Mark Stuart McNeary family, 320 N.

Schubert, was a return to their former hometown of Philadelphia, and a reunion when they visited the parents, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel McNeary, Leaving Margo, Michael, Jonathan and Jon with their grandparents, they took off for three days of leisure spent in Wildwood, N. J. Coming back to retrieve the children, a few more days were spent with the parents before the family went on to Madison, for a get together with friends and stopping in Long Island, N. for a reunion with the maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Koons. They returned home last Sunday. At the home of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur C.

Bergo, 254 N. Plum Grove Road, visitors were newlyweds, their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Bergo.

Both graduate students at the University of Minnesota, they were on a honeymoon trip to New York. FLanders 8-3343 NEWS OF GREATER PALATINE The distinction of becoming versity Hospital in California, where she underwent a kidney Cramer, before returning home transplant operation Aug. 22. a Week ago. I Wnrri io elm ic nvn.

ago, MRS. IIAKOLD Anderson and children, Pleasant Hill, went to Fredericktown. it primarily was to Word to date is that she is progressing nicely. Taking advantage of the holiday weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. bine a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norvell.

and to learn first hand how her fat was progressing afte'r recent surgery, with the good conv 1 John W. i i and sons, Sunset Drive, were on one of their i a campouts of the season. With members of their camping club, they had an outing at Sleepy Hollow. word a lie is doing nicely. However, during their stay her In-other who had lived on a ,1, nearby ranch died Aug 19 Mr I th ltnv lncludcd spending a recent wcck in P'' in field foi- VACATION fun for the James I H.

Jones family, N. Benton, Anderson joined them immediately. The family returned home a week Two i a cakes at the i P'' in field On 29 Bi was llow- home of Mr. and Mrs, Robert 1 cvcl ct i'ating to place the Kola'. 574 S.

Hale, last month i a len two friends i i i dual celebrating accompanied the family a shared by a and daughter" I days ollti at Hollc Hi Bcacn Aug. It; there were 23 relatives i Waucollcla on hand for an evening a i Though Hawaii was not a first belsek, Frank Carol and Glenn, W. Hill Road, returned home a week ago. Taking the southern route, the itinerary was well filled with viewing, including a rodeo in Gallup, N. M.

On reaching California, they stopped at Disneyland in Anaheim, In San Francisco, they took in most of the tourist attractions. A happy reunion took place in Sacramento, when they visited Mr. Podbelsek's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kutcher, in Rcnton, where they saw relatives.

They viewed Mount Ranier and Seattle before coming home via Yellowstone National Park and Mount Rushmore in S. D. There was a pleasant change of routine for the Joseph Hay- clysch family, N. Maple Road, Before returning home a week ago, they were camping in the vicinity of Watuma, Wis. However, the best part was to be greeted with news on then; return that they had an llth grandchild, Cheryl Ann was born Aug.

23 to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Pat) Stahl of Glasford, 111. ETR3 Kenneth Haydysch was graduated from Great Lakes training center Aug. fl and reported to Portsmouth, five i clays later to attend school.

party honorins: Kimberly, 4. and Mr. Kolze. Mrs. Robert Oakley.

Cheryl and Mark, Cheryl Lane. Middleton. i a vacation travels were to recently to spend a week i Angeles, their former noi a nrsi- On vaca ti 0 for a week, Mr. for Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Boeh-i MI-C mer.

N. Martin Drive, Lake Park Estates, it was for Tracy, Stephanie and Ross. The initial her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. King hometown, to visit friends for a couple of days plus take in for a a a 1 a Boarding another last were Mr. and for the island of Oahu, Mrs. Kichanl F.

Bennett. Pat i nt Ma( a seven-day stay in a i Jane. Pleasant Hill. I 1 Honolulu with the well filled i i a a were to Baltimore, Program of sightseeing, into spend some i i their I eluding a tour of the Dole pined a and a i the David "PP' 1 plantation, the Don Hoe Wisters, the complete in thc International Mart a a i at resort at Ocean I ki't P' US lp surfing. Back City, a scenic spot on the tip of i otl tno a i a there was ail- a a other weekend in Los Angeles, Nostalgic for Mr.

and i l)Llf(1 1 I'fttirning home last Mon-1 N'etimann. Hot well, was i i Mother and (laughter shared 1'ini: anniversary Aug. IB. happy returns of the day in the a i of Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Kowalski, Benton. North View, on Aug. 27. For Marie it was "Sweet Hi." In celebration, Mr. Kowalski took them to clin- and Mrs.

S. Jamieson and the six children, E. Herron Drive, North View, shared visits with Mrs. Jamieson's side of the family in Darien, and in Poughkeepsie and Pawling, N. and at West Point they visited her brother, Col.

John Pelton, before returning home last Wednesday. AT THE HOME of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

Ritchie Arrowhead Drive, Reseda, a few weeks ago Jane Lee was at music camp at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Serving as a short vacation and to bring her home, they drove there with Kim, taking in sightseeing at Colorado Springs and going to Boulder to listen to some of the concerts, They came home Aug. 18. Wednesday Russell Ritchii left for Lafayette, to begin his freshman year at Purdue. Mr.

and Mrs, Willliam E. Ha gan and children, Eagle Lane North View, climaxed summei with nine days of vacationing In Lexington, they visitei relatives and then went on tc Louisville. Leaving the car there, they flew to Fort Lander dale, returning to Louis ville again to pick up the car They drove home last Tuesday. Preceding that trip with Bill: Peggy and local friends, Jani Zelgart, Bruce Huber and Doug Wolff, they were in Springfield for a three-day stay. Whili sightseeing, including the Governors Mansion, they had an unexpected meeting with Gover nor Shapiro.

GETTING back into routine is not too easy for Mr. and Mrs Edward E. Jahrke, Williams Road. While Dan and Eddie were at camp in Fremont, Wis. and 'Mary and Barbara stayed with their grandmother, the se nior Mrs.

Edward Jahrke Bellwood, they went on a cross country jaunt. Using the northern route, they drove to Yakimi Valley, to spend five days with former residents Mike and Beth Dickover, bringing back word that both are very content with ranch life. Coming back via the southern route, they returned home last week. Bidding farewell to the season, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Novak, Doreen, and Debbie, W. Leonard Road and local friends, Mr, and Mrs, Richard Lucier, Rick and Scott, shared adjoin- ng cottages at Lake Delton over the holiday weekend. FLanders 9-0336 HESTER KLINE, News Editor News of Rolling Meadows MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS and Antiquing Kits CUSTOM MIXED COLORS COMPLETE SELECTION Kirsch Drapery Hardware Picture Frames Window Shades Wallpaper SCREEN REPAIRING PALATINE PAINT GLASS 9 N. Borhwall Palatine FL 9-0754 ner in the Loop. A three-week vaca: lion.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pud- J'ADDOC'K PUBLICATIONS Publishers of .11 i i i i i i Mary Margaret Bergo Items From Inverness i i i i a i i i i i i i i i I i. in I i I I I i I I I I 7 iii 'i no 5 ir, i i i MlTi.T i ry crnml i paid at. i 1 i i b'lJIlOT The Owen Burke Smiths and son.

Michael, will move in September from their Camphill Circle home to Oak Hill, at Surry, near Williamsburg, Va. Shelby Tetiva will move with the Smiths and will attend William and Mary College at nearby Williamsburg. The sons of the James Henrys. 241 Dover Circle, all had an interesting summer. Matt and Joey Henry spent four weeks at Camp Mishawaka, Grand Rai picls.

13, visited 1 his groat uncle and aunt, the Jim Rudds at Tucumcari, N. and they took him to see i Santa Fe and Taos. Jeff, 15, attended a violin seminar at Northwest Missouri State College, Kirkville, then spent a week in Baldwin, a St. Louis suburb. James Henry is stationed at Quantico, with the U.S.

Marines, and finishes his tour of duty this fall. On Aug. 24 the Robert Lonzes, 1120 S. Roselle Road, went to Judith Lonze and Thomas Gon- x.ierek's wedding at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Catholic Church and the reception at Park Ridge Country Club. IN EARLY August, the Robert Lonzes, and five daughters, went to Alexandria, W.

for the wedding of a nephew, How- ard Jack, and Mary Louise Stokes, The Lonzes remained in West Virginia for a week's visit. The Floyd Johnsons and four children, 1055 S. Valley Lake Drive, have been to visit the Bad Lands, the Black Hills, S. and Yellowstone, in addition to a stay at a Cody, dude ranch, where they rode, did some cow-punching and saw a rodeo. Mark Brown, son of the M.

Ward Browns, 1545 W. Withorn, and a sophomore at Fremd, will take a three-week trip in September, following the course of Alexander the Great. Mark, who is interested in Egyptology and archeology, will go to Iran, Istanbul, Turkey and Greece. A INVERNESS students leaving for college are David Rydin, Iowa State; Bob! a Notre Dame; Charles Thomas Stauber, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla. Donald Gieffers returned to University of Michigan Aug.

25 for his senior year; Lance Olson left Labor Day weekend for his first year at St. Olaf and his brother, Laird, went back for his senior year at the same school. Christina Lonze, Southern Illinois sophomore, goes to Carbon- Joan Nyland Christine Metreger The Livingstone family of 2G09 Grouse Lane climaxed their summer activities with the wedding of David Ripley, son of Ann Livingstone, in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, on Aug. 24. The bride, the former Sarah Pr vost, and David met while both were in the Peace Corp, serving in Gahna, Africa.

They will reside in Vicksburg, where the bride will be teaching, while the groom completes his Army Service with the Science and Engineering Waterways Dept. Bob and Rose McNamara of 3910 Eagle, Saturday attended the wedding of Clarence Dien- beig to Judy Hendrickson, at St. Joseph Church in Wilmette. The McNamaras' daughter, Kathy, acted as bridesmaid at the ceremony. The 12th birthday of Sharon Gross, daughter of Seymour and Bernice, 2506 Oak was celebrated Friday with a slumber party for Kathy Hahn, Kathy Clark, Jill Kurtz, Sandy Wessel, Sharon Yates, Valerie Nielson and Colleen McNamara.

After vacationing for a week in Mexico, where they vis- i friends and relatives, James and Maryalice Green of 1 2501 Maple, hosted for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of Tempe, Ariz. PAT AND CHUCK Rohde of 3800 Holly Lane, hosted guests from Cleveland for the Labor Day weekend, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Music, and the James Forbush family. A Sunday steak fry was held by Bill and Betty Ehren of 2509 Park for the Bud Henaug- a Frank Endres, Dick Pflanzes, Will Kupitzes, John Jennings, Jim Niesens and the Jim Andersons. Michael Yosenick, son of Fred and Marge of 3001 Martin Lane, celebrated his third birthday Sunday with a party for relatives and friends. The Pokerettes met Thursday at the home of Lorraine Erdman, 2302 Willow Lane. The occasion also served to celebrate the birthday of Sue Bur- egi.

On hand for the activities were Shirley Cook, Dolores Messina, Dolores Banik, Gertrude Paul arid Karen Kirk. Tom Sweeney, son of Philip and Colette of 4310 Hawthorne Lane, celebrated his 14th birthday Monday with sisters, Rosemarie and Anna, brothers, Francis, Philip, Teddy and Michael, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kapelanski of Chicago. On Saturday, Shirley and Ronald Cook, 2211 Willow, hosted a pizza and card party for the Ralph Cooks of Streamwood, Ray and Warren Cook of Addison and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Art Lewis of Villa Park. DAVID MICHAEL Sider, infant son of Jack and Ellen of 2503 Fulle was christened Sunday at St. Colette Church. Godparents, who flew in for the ceremony from Santa Clara, were Jim and "Pappy" Sider.

Among the 40 guests attending the celebration were great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tischer of Arlington Heights, Mrs. Marie Sider and Mrs. Catherine Bushroe of Chicago, and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Roeske of Chicago and Mrs. Ann Sider of Mount Prospect. The 19th birthday of Kevin Roeske was celebrated Sept. 1 with a family dinner for brother sister Karen, grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Roeske of Berwyn, and Carol Metzel of Arlington Heights. Kevin also received a call from New Mexico from his sister and lier husband, Kathryn and Dale dale Sept. 15 and her sister, Mary Anne, starts her freshman at Harper Junior College Sept. 16.

THE ROBERT Stoners, 381 S. rrayfriars Lane, had a party iunday for 70 guests, to in- roduce new Inverness neighbors. Aug. 22 the H. Warren Gief- 'ers, 1130 Blackburn, enter- ained Inverness friends in hon- ir of the Robert Parises who iust moved to Inverness from Honolulu.

Mrs. J. T. Haslett, 911 Brae- 'iirn, invited Inverness friends a miscellaneous shower in lonor of Miss Margo Eng) daughter of the William of the T. J.

Weste, 1060 S. Roselle Road, in August included the Rev. and Mrs. Larry La Velle, (Virginia Westerberg) and two daughters, Bellevue, and the Le Roy the Wester-bergs' elder daughter and son-in-law from Tipp City, Ohio. Mrs.

David Wise and children Hew from Baltimore to visit Mrs. Wise's parents, the Malcolm Sprouls, 1860 Durham Drive. Myers. Kevin is the son of Bob and Peg Roeske of 3302 Bobolink Lane. An end of the summer barbecue was hosted Sunday by Tom and Marilyn Olson of 2407 Bluebird Lane, for Carol and Frank West, Jim and Diane Mattson, Doreen and John Sid- beck of Alice and Bud Dover of Franklin Park and John Mattson of Streamwood.

Corinne Dombrowski, 2808 Dove on Wednesday hosted a plastics demonstration for 15 guests. Robert, Russel and Rory Hanson df 2300 Bluebird Lane spent the Labor Day weekend at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Evans in Chicago, enjoying also a trip to the Indiana dunes. THE ARTHUR POYER family, 2702 Park spent a month touring and camping at Colorado Springs, Grand Canyon, Royal Gorge, Yosemite, Sequoia, Disneyland, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. Vianna Jack, daughter of Ron and Sally of 4204 Linden Lane, is home after spending three weeks at the home of grandmother, Mrs.

Anna Hine in Muscatine, Iowa. Guests over Labor Day weekend of Chuck and Jan Larson of 4 2 0 7 i Lane, were gradnparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boucher of Escanaba, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ade Saeveit of Wauwatosa, Wis. Richard and Jo Young, 2205 Cedar Lane, spent four days in LaSalle and Kewanee. The Ron Chase family, of 2904 Martin Lane, spent the holiday weekend visiting relatives at Island Lake. Marty and Judy Michalisko, 3721 Wren Lane, held a family picnic Sunday for grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Nelson of Palatine, and Eileen and Kathy Nelson. Donna and Bill Gullickson, 4203 Linden Lane, spent Sunday nt Elkhart Lake, watching the. Road-America races. Weekend guests of the Glen Harsches at 4201 Linden Lane were Donna Rouse and Martha Edwards and Sherri Williams, all of Benton Harbor, Mich. Mary and Jerry Fohlmeister, 4205 Linden Lane, Sunday attended the PDI banquet at the Martin Grayson residence in Morton Grove.

RON AND SALLY Jack, 4204 Linden Lane, celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary Aug. 29 with a party for Virgil and Virginia Leanna, Mary and Jerry Fohlmeister and Jan and Chuck Larson. Bob and Betty Winsell, 3403 Pheasant Drive, Saturday celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary and Betty's birthday with dinner at the El Bianco in Chicago with Emmett and Dorothy Anderson. After dinner, the foursome went to Oakbrook to see "Gone With The Wind." The Tom Summers family, 4221 Bluebird Lane, spent two weeks in Alexandria, visiting relatives and friends. Weekend guests of Emmett and Dorothy Anderson 4012 Bluebird Lane, were Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Rivards and sons CL 5-4895 255-4269 of Louisville, Ky. Pam Lindholm, daughter of Gunther and Pat of 4016 Bluebird Lane, has returned home, after spending six weeks in Germany and Austria, as a member of the Foreign Language League. Debbie Hyneman, daughter of John and Connie fo 4400 Sycamore, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Cullen in Lake Geneva. RON AND JULIE Krambeer, 3604 Dove over Labor Day weekend, hosted former Rolling Meadowites, now of St. Louis, Harvey and Marge Miller. Friday the Krambeers held a get- together with Pat and Frank a i Esther and Homer Byrd, Marianne and Tom Pearson and Dorothy and Don Fischer. Labor Day weekend guests of Jane and David Miller, 2902 Starling Lane, were grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Miller of Kentucky. Dan and Carol Bonebrake and daughter, Debbie, of 2310 Eastman, spent three weeks at a cabin on Bear Lake in northern Wisconsin. They also managed a few day's stay in Ely, for some fishing.

Merrill and Audrey Wuerch and children, Scott and Laurie, of 3203 Fremont spent a week in Door County, camping at Peninsula State Park. Last weekend the family entertained the Russell Heiss family of Hudsonville, Mich. Celebrating their 10th anniversary in Rolling Meadows, John and Irene Sheppard, 3404 Fremont Lane, hosted a get together for 50 guests, whose enjoyment even the rain could not dampen. Janine Horvath, daughter of Jay and Bernie of 4209 Linden Lane, celebrated her 12th birthday Aug. 27 with a party for her sister, Dorine, and friends, Cindy Kasper, Tina Harsch, Lynn Rowbottom, Kathy Doylan, Donna Beebe and Mary Poulos.

Al and La Von Wagner, 2409 Fulle Monday hosted a cook-out for the Bill Black, Gene Nyland and the Gene Tousey families. 0 I AND MARGE McCoy and children, Janice and Michael, 2415 Bluebird Lane, vacationed for a week in Manitoba, Canada, where they camped and fished. They then went to Hayward, where they spent a week at the Deer Farm. A combined birthday and Labor Day celebration was held Monday by Al and Jan Hollatz, 2405 Fremont in honor of Al's birthday and the ninth birthday of Sharon. Attending the outdoor barbecue were Mr.

and Mrs. A. Hollatz, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hollatz, and Herb Hollatz, all of Chicago, and Harry and Jean Humpa and daughter, Gayle.

Playing bridge Sunday with Nick and Bette Geiser, 3002 Oriole Lane, were John and Lois O'Hara of Arlington Heights. Nick, Bette and their sons, Bill and John, spent Labor Day as swimming guests of Junie Farr of Skokie. JUDY BEST, 3408 Fremont attended the wedding Satur- a her cousin, Tom Sprague, to Barbara Olson in La Grange. Afterward she attended the reception held at the i home in Western Springs. Vicki Shull, daughter of Gene and Fran Shull, 2101 Robin Lane, celebrated her 10th birthday Saturday with a party attended by the Evan Shull family of Arlington Heights and her sisters, Laura, Angela and Stacy.

The Bridge Club held a family picnic Saturday at Dee Grove Preserve. Attending were the families of Harold Hawkes, Bill Roberts, Howland Werling and Byron Posvell. To celebrate their 19th wedding anniversary Tuesday, Don and Nancy Dahlquist, 2506 Sigwalt were treated to dinner at Shanghai Lil's Restaurant in Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. George Olson of Evanston.

Michael Metreger celebrated his ninth birthday Tuesday with a baseball theme party for Raymond Graham, Richard Roos, Rod Jay. Walter Curran, Mike Cook, his; brothers, Mark and Martin, and sisters, Rita and Tina. Michael is the son of Don and Chris Metreger, 2208 Kirchoff Road. Bob and Dolores Pitts and children, Steve, Lori Ann, Linda and Lisa, 2305 Sigwalt along with Grandmother Kerrill, had dinner Thursday at the home of Bill and Diane Kerrill in Chicago. CURT NICHOLS, son of Curt and Sandy Nichols, 2206 Kirc Road, celebrated his fourth birthday Sunday at the home of his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Nichols, 2405 Flicker Lane. Attending were his great-grandmothers, Cora Richards and Alex Nichols of Chicago, Buddy and Craig Nichols and the Bob Fiorita family of Arlington Heights. Spending a week's vacation fishing and swimming at Green Lake in Elkhorn, were Jack and Clara Fiedler and children, Marge, Mary Lou. Clare and Joey, 2402 Bluebird Lane.

While there, they hosted a family reunion attended by the Al Ryans of Elmhurst, Raymond Fiedlers of Oak Park, the Skip Roths of Bellwood and Grandmother Fiedler of Forest Park. A duel birthday celebration was held Sunday for Dawn Marie, 5 and Glen Frank. 6, children of Chuck and Kay Ponczkowski, 2801 Campbell St. Attending were relatives and friends. A CELEBRATION was held Sunday by Wally and Diane Frytz, 2604 Campbell to honor the birthdays of Lynne, 10, and Bruce, 5.

Dinner guests were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Covelli of Franklin Park and the Buck Harding family. Attending the 18th birthday celebration of grandmother. Beda Jones of Round Lake, hosted by Jim and Dolly Nolan of Chicago on Saturday were Shirley Davidson and children.

Scott, Wes, Bradley, Debbie and Vicky, and Ted and Ann Rosdahl, 3801 Central Road. On Labor Day, Shirley hosted an outdoor barbecue for neighbors. Don and Jean Anderson and children and Jack and Ellen Spear. Dinner guests Sunday of Don and Chris Metreger, 2208 Kirchoff Road, were Joe and Katy Karew and seven children of Malvern, Pa. Joining them later were Joe and Anne Stevens and daughter of Chicago.

Alice Terrill GE 8-674S News about Palanois Park All four members of the C. Marshall Miller family are back home at 43 Forest after Mrs. Miller and the boys, Fred and Jim, spent all but three weeks of the summer at their summer home at Linden Hills, Mich. Although Mr. Miller was able to join them for some of the weekends, it wasn't until the end of their stay that he was able to join them for a full week of vacation.

His unpredictable summer was due to the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. strike. Each of the Welton Manlys' children had separate parties for their August birthdays, starting with Keith who became a teenager Aug. 9, followed by Laurel who was' 10 Aug. 20 and then by Ann, 9 Aug.

31. HAVING HAD a desire to go to Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Austin M. Feig, 114 N.

Elmwood made their plans, which also included their son, James, who will be two in November. Leaving the second week of August, the Feigs flew to Los Angeles and from there to spend 10 days in Honolulu on the island of Oahu. There they rented a car in order to see all of the sights, including Sea Life Park. They also took flights to the islands of Maui and Hawaii, and it was on the Kono coast of Hawaii that they saw the black sand beaches. a Mrs.

William McKinlay, their son, Billy, and Mrs. McKinlay's mother, Mrs. E. Stanley Currie, returned home to 44 S. Rohlwine Road on Saturday from a two-week vacation trip.

DRIVING EAST, they visited former Palanois Park residents, the Carl Levvins in Wilton, and the Tom Warners in Silver Springs, Md. Sightseeing was kept at a minimum, due to the hot weather, however, they did make stops en route home. Among them were to see Niagara Falls and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. After spending the summer in Palanois Park, the Matt Oehl- bergs' Kathy, left Aug. 19 for Mexico City, Mexico.

While here this summer, she attended Harper Junior College to earn the extra credits necessary for her BA degree from the University of Arizona. Chicken Pox took over at the Norman Miller home, 25 N. Linden from July 11 until two weeks ago, when the four youngest, LeAnna, Tim, Jim and Dan, took their turns. And you can be sure that no two had them at the same time. BECAUSE OF the long period of confinement, the last special occasion to be celebrated was LeAnna's baptism in May.

The two August birthdays, Mr. Miller's, which was Aug. 4, and the ninth birthday of Norman Aug. 30, will be celebrated Sunday, as will Sandy's. She will be 8 Sept.

14. Celebrating with them will be the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Palatine. A few weeks ago Mr.

and Mrs. Miller were in Lake Zurich for the wedding of a niece, the former Lynn Miller, and William Digg. Kim Webb, daughter of the William Webbs of 114 S. Ashland was 6 Saturday and she celebrated in the afternoon with a party for her neighborhood playmates and her sister, Beth. Guests in the evening for a family party were her grandparents, the Alfred Webbs from Lombard and Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Gerisch from Westchester. Many happy returns of the day are also due Larry Bowman, Aug. 31; Candy Kastning, 8 Sept. 2, and Robby Piotrowski, 9 Sept.

6. Special greetings go to 2nd Lt. Michael Noland who celebrated his birthday today, Sept. 6, while stationed with the Army in Germany. 2 Nurses Attend Mrs.

Katherine Finfrock, R. and Mrs. Dorothy Mattern, R.N., director and associate director of nursing at Plum Grove Nursing Home, Palatine, will attend a week's workshop on "Nursing Team Leadership" Sept. 12-16. Sponsored by the Illinois League for Nursing, the workshop will be held at the Lake Tower Inn.

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