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Fred Diclcover 1 Palatine 1215 Maws About Orchard Hills Myrtle Weaver and. sons, Bobb LeRcjy. of JEltn si. visited Mrs. Weaver's mother, Mrs.

Myrtle Way man of Arlington Heights last Sunday in honor (f he- birthday. Mr. Weaver join-d them 'nter. Weckcml Gursis Weekend guests of the Fred Diekovers ot Ash st. were Mrs.

Pickover's sister and family. Mr. Mrs. William Sprengeli nnd Bill and George, of Chicago. Tho sprenaells the weekend doins some work in their new home on Walnut which they hoae IP occupy in August.

Tin: Herb Bartons wen! to DPS Plaices for Sunday dinner In the home of the sfininr Bartens. In the evening they werrt to North- bry! for ootluck supper in the Dick home. He-en Stephens will attend the eixhth srade graduation exercises of her niece. Diane Stephens of Chicago to be held in the Swiss grammar school. Next Wed ncsda Injury George Carr.

7 years old. Glen coc st. stopped on a rusty nail Monday and was rtven first aid at the doctors office The Mel Carrs of Glencoe st. attended a "Eointr away" party for an aunt. Mrs.

Mae Rebscher of Chicago, 'last Sunday evening. Mrs. Rebscher is going to Arizona to livp for her health. Refreshments were -served. Birthdays Happy birthday goes to Rich ter.

who celebrated her birthday List Junn 29. Birthday greetings go to B. J. Dalton of Elm who was years old last Wednesday. Ruth and Dick Ryan and son, Ricky, celebrated Father's dav at the home of Dick's folks, Mr.

and Mrs. George Ryan of Maywood, and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Terry Dalton of Elm st. was hostess at a kaffee klatsch last Thursday morning, for the ladies of Elm st. in honor of the birthday of a neighbor.

Mrs. a Vallely. Danny Dalton has chicken pox. Visit Mr. and Mrs.

Art Miller and family of Elm st. spent Father's dav In Wllmette visiting Miller's brother. Woodrow Bree. A barbecue In the yard and horseshoe pitching were the highlights of tho dav. Mrs.

Glnny Miller' of Elm st. enjoyed a family lunchuon last Tuesday in the home of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Glenvlew. game between the teenagers and men of Orchard Hills Sunday, July 1 at 3 p.m. irt" back of the Pacdock school.

This fund rais- ng game is to purchase baseball equipment for the OHCC team. Movies This weeks feature will be "Breakthrough" with David Brian and Johrf Agar. Three fighting men hold the key Lo the company's destiny. In combat the company piles up an nviable record against the enemy. Running time: 1,000 minutes; place, 113 S.

Ash 9 p.m., outside or bad weather 8 D.m. inside. There will be a benefit baseball Community Calendar June 21--Rebeknh lodge 116, friend's night. 22--Palatine OES, 8 p. Masonic hall.

23--Palatine square dance club, 8:30 p. Paddock school. 28--Child Health conference, 1 p. Palatine high school, Doris Diekovw 12 IK Northwest Acres Visitors Visitors in tlip home of Mr. and Roscnmeier, Cednr last Sunday were Mrs, Rosenmeier's parents, Mr.

imd Mrs. Leo of Chicago. They enjoyed dinner out-of-doors. The William Wests of S. Elm St.

have cause for sadness in their household these Their pot dog "PoiK'ho" died of a virus Infection Monday. He was a fox- terrier ind toy collie combination and was 2 years old. Breaks Arm CUffon.1 Sowka of Hellen rd. suffered a broken right arm Monday when lie fell out of a tree he was to climb. Last winter he broke his left arm while play- ice.

Homemade pixza was served In the home of Mr. and Mrs. John M.irse of Holen rd. Father's day was enjoyed by their son and family. Mr.

nnd Mrs. John Morse of Ptilntinr Ritlge. Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sander nnd family, Daniels celebrated Father's day wit.h a picnic in Jewel pork, Barrington.

Also enjoying the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sander and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sander of Liberty- vilte, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Sander Jr. and their 3 sons and the John Hasemans of Des Plaines and their 4 daughters, Barbara Hase man spent the weekend with the Elmer Sanders while Dale Sander Is visiting the Arthur Sanders in Mundelein. Susan Sander is visiting th.e John Hasemans in Des Plaines. This is the fifth year these folks have celebrated Father's day together and they enjoyed pitching horseshoes and playing a tennis sets.

Wednesday evening the Sander family is going to Riverview in Chicago to celebrate "Jewel Night at Riverview." Mr. and Mrs. Rc.y Michener and family, Daniels drove to Cedar Lake, Ind. Father's day to visit Mr. Michencr's mother, Ruth Wilson.

Ugly---Esthetic? MT. PHOSPECT NORTHBROOK A water storage tank must be esthetically pleasing in Arlington Such a tank, necessary if a water pressure problem on the north side of the village is to be relieved, has thus far alienated 2 neighborhoods. Both vehemently rejected the tank location. After all, one's culture is at stake. A SITE on Ridge just mrth of Oakion ave.

was selected Tuesday fur the elevated water tank Hie north side of Arlington Heights. tn a 'U vote by the village board, Tantee Forrest F. Davis was the wily board member to side with residents of the area against location of the tank there. Trustee Robert Bishop was absent. tt i SKVEIf.M.

members felt i' is their "duty" to follow the rernrn---pnr'atioti of village engineer and loeafo tank near the periphery of the system. A more had been sug- engineers will determine whether a 1 million or million tank feasible for tiie site. Two basic designs are available. Both are pictured above. what bulky.

In (act, it commands the center of attention in the rising high above community in stainless steel majesty. It's big but it's practical holding a million gallons o. water. IN THE OTHER corner rests the Northbrook variety, looking very much like a giant goll bal squatting on a steel plated tee waiting for a drive. It's more petite than its competition, holding only a half million gallons Engineers who aren't interested in beauty--announce tha the bulky challenger is more eco nonical to construct.

Readers a express then preference--while they last--by mailing a straw vote ballot to The Mt. Prospect tank is some- the Arlington Heighta Herald. Northwest Audio Center 1022 Arlington Heights CALL CL 5-0768 For private fittings and demonstrations Batteries Cords Accessories Rentals Cioneral Hearing Aid Repairs Service lor your perfect tar ing it out buitnntf I For additional It) format ion, Service or consultation for yourself or friends, complete and muil this coupon i to Northwest Audio Center, Name Street -I City At Home The Donald llrasel a i moved to Palatine from Elgin and are living In a new Cape Cod home at 2581 W. Ardmore st. The Brascls came to Palatine to be closer to O'Hare field where Mr.

Brasel is employed as chief weather observed at the weather station, Mr. Brasel attended Bradley college in Peoria, 111. He is vice president of the "Eagles" in Elgin, and for A hobby likes to build planes. This favorite pastime however has had to fade into the background as many long hard hours must be spent on their new home which they purchased as a Mrs. Bradley graduated from Rockford college where she re ceiv.ed her B.

S. degree. She is employed as registrar at the Ar lington Heights high school. The family includes 3 children, Johnny 13 months. Wendy, 5, and James, 7.

All attend the Baptist church in Barrington. MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND HAMMERL moved into their new ranch home in Fairgrounds Park as newly weds. The threshold being 522 E.

Lincoln st. Mr. Hammerl lived previously in Des Plaines and is employed as office manager at the Robert Schwake Stone Co. located there. He attended Northwestern university and enjoys fishing and bowling for hobbies.

Mrs. Hammerl lived previously in Mount Prospect and attended the Goodman Theatre in Chicago tor one year. She too is a bowling enthusiast. The Hammerls attend St. Paul Lutheran church in Mount Prospect.

APRIL WAS moving day for Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Gegenhu ber. Formerly of Moline, they have moved into the former Larson home at 142 S. Pine. The Ge- gcnhubers have 4 children, David, 3 months, Mark, 2, Matthew, 5V4 and Diana 8.

Mr. Gegenhuber attended Wisconsin uniyersity in Milwaukee, and is employed at the Delta Power Tool division of the Rock- Ordinance No. 0-22-56 LIQUOR LICENSE AMENDMENT BE IT ORDAINED by the President and Board of Trustees of Village of Palatine that; Section 1. Article 8 of Chapter 10 of the Municipal Code of Palatine of 1940, as amended, is hereby amended by adding thereto immediately after Section 6 there of, the following section: "Section 6a. Class AA Licenses Each holder of a class A License may, in addition, obtain a Class AA License.

Holders of Class AA Licenses shall be subject to al regulations relating to holders oi Class A that holders of Class AA Licenses may remain open until hour of 2 A.M. of any night. Such Class AA Licenses shall be issued for any quarter of the license year. The quarterly fee for such license shal be TWO HUNDRED AND P1FTY DOLLARS in addition to the annual fee paid for a Class A License." Section 2, This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication, as provided by law. DATED: This 11 day of June, A.D.

1956. APROVED: HOWARD I. OLSEN Village President ATTEST: WARREN C. KOHLER Vlillage Clerk In the PALATINE ENTERPRISE on the 21st day of June, 1956. Notice of Public Hewing Notice is hereby given that a hearing for the purpose of vacating Glencoe Road West of Wilke Road to Rand Road in the Town of Palatine, County of Cook, State of Illinois, will be held Monday, June 2, 1956 at 9 A.M.

at Glencoe and Wilke Roads. Raymond Holtzee Highway Commissioner Published in Palatine Enterprise June 21, 1956. Publk Notice Notice of Proposed Filing To the Patrons of the Illinois Telephone Company: The Illinois Bell Telephone Company hereby gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commissiion a propoaed change in its Telephone Local Exchange Tariff for the Hoselle Exchange which involves an extension of the base rate. area. copy oi the proposed filing may be inspected by any interested party at the business ofiHce of the Company at 225 W.

Wesley Street, Wheuton, Illinois. All parties interested ir, this ni a i may obtain information with respect thereto either directly from this Company or by address, ing the Secretary of the minis Commerce Commission at Springfield, Illinois. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMFA'NY By G. E. Robinson Manager Published in Palatine Enter- pris' and Roselle Register June 14, 21,1956, HH.

FOB 5THE 6 WENBORG J.JJENSEK St ARCHITECT MRS. H. KOSNTK LA Schaumburg News JEAN DINNING, RECORDING STAR, toured the new addition to Prospect Heights shopping center Saturday. She was in the center for the climax to the merchant's June Jubilee celebration. The singer is shown in front of -the new Jewel food store, scheduled for opening later this summer.

--Staff photo well Manufacturing Co. in Chi- Tho family attend St. Theresa cago where he is a tool specialist.church. (P H. F.

Martin LA 9-5711 Hoffman Estates Hello World Congratulations go to Dorothy and Walter Mikrut, parents of a girl Sunday, June 1. The baby has been named Jessica Lee, and weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. She was born in Resurrection hospital. On hand to welcome the new baby were her sister, Claudia, arid her brothers, Ross and Reed. Special Days Birthday congratulations go to Donny and Danny Yokas, twin sons of Ruth and Bill Yokas, who were 11 years old June 20, As part of their birthday celebration, the boys spent a weekend in Wauconda with friends.

Double celebration at Ruth and Paul Zieglers 1 June- 19 was for Paul's birthday -and their wedding anniversary. Congratulations also go to Jean and Walter Wojs, who celebrate their 12th anniversary June 25. Birthday doings for Yvonne Beaulieu, daughter of Lucille and Torn Beaulieu, who was 3 June 8, included Mr. and Mrs, Michael Scheffler and their children, Barbara, Tom, Don, Michael and Mrs. Marie Scheffler, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Greaney and their children, Patty and Larry, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Apsal and daughter, Susan, Around the Estates Berhice and Chuck Bambulis returned last' Saturday from a week's vacation in Wisconsin. With Bet-nice and Chuck was their small daughter, Cheryl.

Irene and Ed Pacan'a and their son, Edward, spent Father's day in the city with Irene's father, Alex Suchta. They plan to attend the graduation of niece, Darlene Jaworski, a Darlene is graduating from St. Ferdinand parochial school in Chicago. Stephanie Matt Miller and their daughters, Debby and Linda, spent last Friday and Satur- day in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs.

D. Woods. Father's day celebration at the home of Anne Bill Doty included Anne's rarents, Mr; and Mrs. John Andrei of Chicago, and Mr. and K'rs.

Llmer Nelson and their daughters. Donna and Susuie, of Belvidere. The Dotxs are enjoying their new screened in porch for entertaining and relaxing these hot days. Bridge at Connie GaUo's last Tuesday included Jane Campbell, Phyllis Schroeder, Jane Betty Johnson, Carol Weber, Diane Woodhouse and Virginia Martin. Sam Hoffman, builder of Hoffman homes, was In Chicago last week.

Carol and George Welter spent last weekend in- Champaign with Carol's brother, Richard Carpenter, his wife, Jean, and their son, Steven. Friends and neighbors will be glad to know that the Paul Zieg- lers' baby girl, Martha, who was in Presbyter i a with bronchial pneumonia, is at home and doing well. Sorry to report that german measles were on hand to greet Carol Cinderella on her return them home. Last Wednesday Lary Hansen, son of Norma and Bob Hansen, celebrated i third birthday. Friends who came to a happy birthday were G.ayle and Jeffrey.

Martincin, Denis; Donna, Joanie and Michael Skoneczka, Steven Kressner, Karen, Frank and Nancy DeMore, Alan Einecker and Larry's sisters, Lynn and Carolyn. Some of the girls on Azalea ct. were togethei recently fpr a pizza party. Enjoying the afternoon were Goldie Einecker, a Flynn, Marge Kressner, Norma Hansen, Randy DeMore, June Skoneczka and Carol Martincin. Terr ill Fair New Arrival Palatine 957 Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Ansledt 249 Marion, are parents of a daughter, born Friday, June 15, in Elgin. Four and a half month old Scott Brown went on his first trip Sunday when he accompanied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O.

Brown, 534 E. Robertson, to Wyanet, 111., near Princeton, to spend Father's day with Mrs. Brown's father, G. R. Huntley, and Mrs.

Huntlcy. They returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Edmund Jackson and their 2 sons, Eddie, 6, and David, 2, left last Thvrs- day to return to their home in Shreveport, La.

after spending 10 days with Mr. Jackson's brother and family, the James Jacksons. Jackson was 3 years old June 12 and had a luncheon party in celebration of the occasion'. His guests were his 2 cousins, Eddie and David, Randy Smith, Todd and Kimm Stabelfeldt and his brother, Jimmy. Now that the birthday is over and the house guests have left for home Jay Jackson is confined with chicken pox.

More birthdays Janet Elizabeth Kaiser was one- year-old Saturday, June 16, and she celebrated for 2 weekends. June 10. the Frank Kaiser family attended a reunion of. the family of Mrs. Kaiser's 'paternal grand- the Lochners, in Hers- cher, near Kankakee.

More than 100 relatives were present, including Mrs. Kaiser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Ruder of which made Janet's first birthday celebration complete. Father's day the second celebration was held with Janet's paternal grandmother, Mrs. Rose Kaiser, whose birthday was June" 19, and her uncle and cousin, Roy Kaiser and Kathy, all of Chicago, as guests for dinner. Gary Bogenberger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Bogenberger, 241 Marion, celebrated his seventh birthday Tuesday with an afternoon party. His guests were his sister, Mary Ellen, Frankie Kaiser, Lynn Cude, Tommy Barr, Linda Frank, Laura Schilling and Janet Van Boxtaele. Also present was his maternal Mrs.

Alice Christoph of Milwaukee, who is spending the week with the Bogenbergers. Graduates Monday was a happy and exciting day in the Arthur Box-man household. Arthur Borman 456 E. received his masters in business administration during commencement' exercises 'at NorthWestern tonivefsity June 18, Mr. Borman, who is married and the father of children, Claudia.

2Vz, and Matthew, 17 months, has attended night school for 3 years in order to reach this goal. Friends and JOE SCHNELLEll of Sphneller Furniture co. looks on as Jean Dinning draws the names of winiWs in the grand prize offering Saturday. Winners wers A. Kulieke, nluminum stool; E.

Rash of Mt. Prospect, snack set; Russell Bunn, record cabinet; Mrs. A. Morrow, mattress; and R. Stemwedel of Liberty ville, wall to wall carpeting, --Staff photo Data Pufter 4 Club Girls of Schaumburg 4-H club are having a family nie'ht Jmf 26 at 7:30.

The girls will exhibit all their projects. Anyone interested may come to the meeting. Pf A Dance The annual dance srionsored by the PTA of Schaumburg public schools will be held June 23 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Roselle country" club.

Walt Bartel and his orchestra will provide dance music and tickets can be obtained from members. Church News Voters of the congregation will have their quarterly meeting at St. Peter Lutheran school hall at 8 p.m. Julv 6. Monday, the Walther league is planning an outine at Riverview park.

Reservations ma.y be made by contacting Etherl Sporleder. St. Peter Lutheran church will sponsor the Fox Valley Lutheran hour over statin WRMN at Elgin June 24. Children in the upper grades will sing and Rev. F.

Hertwig will deliver the sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Collings from Indiana are spending this week with Earl Butler of Higgins rd. Mrs.

Collings is Mr. Butler's sister. Vern Mueller and Walter Fiene left for Tampa, Fla. where they attended the funeral of a relative. Engagement Palatine I868-W-2 Barrin Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Bullamore announce engagement of their daughter, Nancy Ann. to Or ville Glen Lichthardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lichthardt Of Bode rd.

New Arrivals Mr. and Radde have lamed their second baby daughter, sorn Thursday, Claire Anne. 21aire has a sister. Marge, and her grandparents are Mr. 'and Radde Sr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reimer. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Hauri are parents of a daughter born Thursday. Weddine Many of this area attended the wedding of Miss Judv Stumpf, Judy became the bride of John Fellwey Saturday evening. Birthdays Happy birthday to all who are having birthdays: Rohlwing and Edmund Rohlwing, Saturday; Willard Freise, Monday; Mrs. Herbert Knutson, Tuesday; BUI Buhr, Wednesday; Carol Jahfi, Thursday; Carol' Bierman, Friday; Elaine Ciolo and Mrs. Katie Schoenbeck, Saturday; Mrs.

Irnsa Sunday arid Mrs. Alice Wochnick, Saturday. Sympathy Jl Friends extend deepest sym- pathy to Mrs. Henry Rohde, for- merly of Schaumburg, and Elmer, Dolores, Elmer Jr. and Janice, whose husband, father and grand- father, Henry C.

Rohde. died re- csntly. Thursday evening Mrs. Robert entertained the sewing club. Her guests were Mrs.

Lyle Deniston, Mrs. W. W. Leonard, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs.

Joseph Paolella, Mrs. Russel Roth, Mrs. Thomas Roxworthy. Mrs. Malcoito Smith, Mrs.

William Tillman, Mrs. Stantey. Wanberg and Mrs. Rudolph Hempel. Also in the club news this week was- Mrs John Puffer's bricipre club.

Her who met were Mrs. George Cridlar.d, Mrs. Williair Tiilman, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Ribert Sapp, a Smith, Mrs.

Joseph Pablella and Mrs. Lyle Deniston. Christened Lynn Anne Tracy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tracy was christened May 30 in St.

Theresa church, Palatine. Father Norbert a from Milwaukee, Mr. Tracy's brother, officiated while. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Pashong, also of Milwaukee, a Lynn Anne's godparents. The Peshongs are brother-in-law. A tiny resident was christened' in St. Theresa church. May 27.

James Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kerrin Papreck was christened by Father Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs.

James T. Ryan from Skokie, Mrs. Papreck's aunt and uncle, became the baby's god- JOHN A. PUFEER, Barrington Woods, who is.organizing Country Squire Realty Company and will soon open' an 'office, in Barrington. Two Arlington Reservists Off To Camp McCoy Major Gus Suhr and 1st Lt.

Charles Cullen are scheduled to leave July 1 for 2 weeks active duty training with; the 85th division artillery at Camp McCoy, Vi'is. The 85th division is an all-Illinois reserve division. Subjects for the summer training consist mostly off field problems, and range firing. All training and administration is handled by the reservists themselves, just as though the unit had been called to active duty in the event of a national npiphborr extend their congratulations. Many happy returns of the are cue John Plzak, who was 4 years old June 15.

Home Friday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Beauregard and 5 of their 6 children returned home from Detroit, where they visited both grandmothers, Mrs. Marie Roehl and Mrs.

Jane Duress, and numerous relatives and friends. They also attended the graduation high school of Mrs. Beauregard's brother from St. Bernard high schooi, Mr. Beauregard's niece from St.

Catherine high school and his Kodchild and a former neighbor from St. Ambrose high school. Twelve-year-old Sharon stayed in Detroit, where she will divide her lime between her grandmother, Mrs. Marie 'Roebl's, home and that of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

John Harvey. Sharon's main concern was having to miss daily swims in the Palatine pool, but she will be back home in a month, which will leave her plenty of time to swim. Here's How The Unotype machine i sets this paragraph was invented by Mergen thaler in 1884. parents. Mrs.

Kendall Hayes entertained house guests last week. Mrs. Hayes' Mrs. Edward Wilkey from Shreveport, and Mrs. Wilkey's 2 children, Ben, 20 months, and Bill, 6 months, arrived in Barrington Woods May 10 and left last Friday.

Charles Bloodgood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Bloodgood participated in the 17th annual dance recital of the June Hold-school of dance. The recital, held in Maine Township high school. Des Plaines, had "the supermarket" as its theme.

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