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2-- Section 4 Monday, March 25, 1974 THE HERALD They're dreaming of a perfect wedding day Pamela Dancy Mary Ann Lobes Brenda Waldrep Cheryl Josephson Joanne Pieper Carolyn Jendrzejek Pamela Jean Dancy's engagement to Jeffrey Risteen, son of the Landon H. Risteens of Mount Prospect, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Dancy of Arlington Heights.

The bride-to-be is a graduate of Forest View High School and her fiance of Prospect High. Their wedding is planned for July 20 in Trinity United Methodist Church, Mount Prospect. Birth notes The engagement of an Arlington Heights couple, Mary Ann Lobes and Ralph Robert Kell, is announced by Mrs. Betty Lobes. Her daughter will be married Sept.

14 to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kell. Mary Ann's father is the late Joseph D. Lobes.

She is a graduate of Hersey High School and attends Harper College. Ralph works for the Milwaukee Road since graduating from St. Viator High. The engagement of Brenda Waldrep to Raffaelli, both of Des Plaines, is announced by Brenda's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edsel Waldrep. Dennis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raffaelli. Their wedding will take place in June.

Brenda, an Elk Grove High School graduate, works for Biltmore Tire Elk Grove Village. Her fiance is an accountant with M. Loeb also in Elk Grove. He is a graduate of DePaid University, Chicago. June 8 wedding in Arlington Heights is planned by Cheryl Ruth Josephson and James Edward Allen, according to an announcement by Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Ernest Josephson of Arlington Heights. Cheryl's fiance is the son of the William Ernest Aliens of Decatur, Ga. The couple both work in Decatur, Cheryl for the DeKalb County Board of Education and James for Protective Life Insurance Co. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in mathematics and was affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega' Sorority.

He attended Mercer University, Atlanta, Ga. Joanne Mary Pieper and her fiance, Rober A. Siewerth, are planning a late fall wedding. Their engagement is announced by Joanne's parents, and Mrs. Joel A.

Pieper, 224 Fleetwood Lane, Elk Grove Village. Roger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Skiewerth, 46 Westfield Lane, Des Plaines.

Both he and Joanne graduated from Elk Grove High School. She now attends Harper College, and he is with Roger's Insulating and Roofing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gecan of Barrington announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Ann Jendrzejek, to Michael P.

Prete, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Prete; 2730 Cardinal Drive, Rolling Meadows. A May 25 wedding is planned by the pah-. A '72 graduate of High School, Carolyn works for Able Cable in Barrington.

Her fiance, a '69 graduate of Forest View High, is employed at Gateway Printing Schiller Park. Their little sister is for real! Music in the air Bride Stephanie Watts Last Friday Rebecca and Rachel Ramsey finally knew that their new baby sister isn't just a figment of their parents' imaginations. Adding to the confusion were the Hi Dottle doll clothes their mother sewed and then took to the hospital. The new baby, Angela Caroline, was born Jan. 4 weighing 1 pound 14 ounces and went 'home weighing 4 pounds.

Dauther of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus W. Ramsey, 126 Auburn Hoffman Estates, Angela was born in Northwest Community Hospital more than three months prematurely. Shortly after birth she was rushed to Lutheran General Hospital which has special facilities for such tiny preemies.

Nurses at the hospital also sewed wee garments for Angela. Grandparents of Angela and Rebecca, 8, and Rachel, 4, are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamm, Mission Vlejo, Calif. NORTHWEST COMMUNITY Erica Kris ten Rocunh was a March 7 arrival for Mr.

and Mrs. Albin Rocush, 1135 W. Roslya Lane, Schaumburg. Jeff, 2, and Melanie, 4, are the brother and sister of the 6 pound baby. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. William Mlchelsen, Schaumburg. Rachel Lynn Goode, weighing 6 pounds ounces, was born March 16, a first child for Mr. and Mrs. Burton W.

Goode, 891 Ridge Field Lane, Buffalo Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Goode, Des Plaines, and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Schneiderman, Chicago, are the grandparents of Rachel. Kelly Marie Schaefer weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces when bora March 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schaefer, 1005 N.

Harvard, Arlington Heights. Amy Lynn, 2, Is the sister of Kelly and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Llndblom, Arlington Heights, and Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Schaefer, McHenry. Timothy John Schwantz will be sharing his March 14 birthday with a great- grandmother and an aunt. Son of Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Schwantz, 677 Step- ban Drive, Palatine, Timothy is a brother for James, 4, and Michael, 1. Grandparents of the boys are Mr. and Mrs. G.

Schwantz, Palatine, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Jaquet, Arlington Heights. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Baril, Palatine, are among their great-grandparents. Jill Siuannc Houdek was born March 14, a first daughter and third child for Mr. and Mrs.

James Houdek, 2706 Hawk Lane, Rolling Meadows. Dean, 4, and Jeffrey, 2, are the brothers of the 10 pound 2 ounce baby. The boys' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H.

Carothers, Prayer breakfast for clubwomen The second annual prayer breakfast for Arlington Heights Woman's Club is Thursday at 9:30 a.m. In St. John United Church of Christ, 308 N. Evergreen. The club's religion and ethics committee, in conjunction with the music committee, will be in charge.

A prayer experience entitled "To Whom Do You Pray" will feature short talks by a person from the Bahai, the Christian Science, Unltarlan-Unlveralists and Protestant faiths. The music committee bos arranged for a bell choir concert of sacred music, and the 7th District IFWC music scholarship winner, Janet Auer, will sing. The service closes with a prayer sung by the 7th District chorus. LEASE A HEARING AID Don't invest your money USE OURS Styles to fit your nttdt Complete sotisfaction 1 Lease It You'll Like It. Repairs For All Makes Mt.

Prospect Hours I IMS.Main I Woodfield Mall Hours I Shopping Center Space 6-122 I Phone 185-0232 if VISION OPTICIANS JVJNINO5 SY AWOINrMfjNT IrjJjjMAICO HEARING AID jfWH Arlington Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. V. Houdek, McHenry. LUTHERAN GENERAL Darin Scott Mnciaszek, 8 pound 13Va ounce son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Maciaszek, 810 W. Gettysburg, Arlington Heights, was born March 6. Darin has a brother, Brian, 4. The boys' grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Maciaszek and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Chapman, all of Chicago. Patrick Thomas Schad was an 8 pound 6 ounce arrival March 8 for Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Schad, 234 Grand Canyon, Hoffman Estates. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schad and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Sackett, Kiel, are the baby's grandparents. David Anthony Jankowski was born March 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jankowski, 196 Stonegate Road, Buffalo Grove.

Grandparents of the 6 pound 7 ounce baby are Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Kent, LaGrange Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Jankowski, Chicago. Sharon Rente Marshall was born March 11 to Mr.

and Mrs. Wilburn Marshall, 18 Oak Willoway Terrace, Arlington Heights. 9, and Karen, 6, are the brother and sister of the 8 pound 1 ounce baby. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Harmon, Prichard, W. and Mrs. Lucjnda Marshall, Wayne, W. Va. Amy Liane Kemp is the newest grandchild for Mr.

and Mrs. R. P. Kemp Jr. and Mr.

and Mrs. W. Mehlhop, all of Des Plaines. The baby's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

David Kemp, Hanover Park. Weighing 7 pounds ounce on Feb. 26, Amy was welcomed home by her sister, Debra Lyn, 1. Kerry Michelle Brondsema is the second daughter for Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Trondsema, 1903 Illinois Des Plaines. Born March 3, Kerry weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and is a sister for Kelly Marie, 3, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn and Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Brondsema, of Des Plaines, are baby's grandparents. Married in a Florida garden In the garden of her parents' Deerfield Beach, home, Susan Stacey Anderson became the bride of John J. Ragazzo on Saturday. Susan is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert R. Anderson former residents of Plum Grove Estates, Palatine, and John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Ragazzo of Columbus, Ohio. Attendants for the 4 p.m. wedding included the bride's brothers, James Chicago, and Steven Deerfield Beach, The newlyweds will be honeymooning in South and Central America for five months, after which they will make their home in Boca Raton, Fla. Susan attended Palatine schools and was graduated from Pineorest Preparatory, Fort Lauderdale, and the Palm Beach College School of Nursing. Her bridegroom graduated from Ohio State University and was with the Marines for four years.

for Christian women's banquet There will be music in the air for the guest night banquet of Northwest Suburban Christian Women's Club. a Eikenberry, a contemporary singer and recording artist, will appear at the Thursday, April 4, party at Rolling Meadows Holiday Ifln. 'Also singing in the contemporary vein will be the Living Hope, a group of young adults in the area. Stuart Briscoe, former rugby player from England who is now an author and international speaker, will be the special guest. He and his family now live in Milwaukee.

Men are welcome to the banquet, and all tickets must be purchased by Friday. Orders can be sent 1 to Mrs. Gerald Bierbower, 1704 N. Aspen Drive, Mount Prospect, 60056, including $6.75 for each ticket and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Mrs.

Bierbower can be called at 824-2299 for further information. Child abuse program Wednesday at Harper Harper College has scheduled a program Wednesday at 8 p.m. on child abuse. Marilyn Collins, volunteer professional sponsor of the Des Plaines chapter of Parents Anonymous, works with adults who want to stop beating their children. Mrs.

Collins will talk about the six types of child abuse and how parents and nursery school teachers can work together to combat the problem. A Naperville mother working on a doctorate in social psychology, Mrs. Collins deals in the day-to-day reality of a chronic national problem. The meeting will be held in building at Harper College, Room 106. The public is welcome.

Mrs. John J. Ragazzo Capld's Deadlines: Engagement! due at least month before wedding date. Marriages due three weeks after wedding for complete story; five weeks after wedding for brief story. Further information, call 394-2300 ext.

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Arlington Heights, III. 60006 I Arlington Hts. 394-2300 I Libertyville 362-9300 School College Expo at Elk Grove Village Holiday Inn Friday Noon to Sunday Noon. For upcoming weekend appointment call afternoons 437-6010 Ij has two maids of honor There were twin maids of honor at the Feb. 16 wedding of Stephanie Ann Watts of Palatine and Jean E.

Neuberger III of El Dorado, Ark. Sara and Kara Watts shared the honors for their sister. Stephanie and the twins are' daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watts of 262 Babcock Drive.

Jean is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Neuberger II, who came from El Dorado for the nuptials. Mr. Neuberger was his son's best man.

The bridegroom, a graduate of the University of Arkansas, has been working for Universal Oil Products in Des Plaines. Stephanie also works there and prior to that studied at Ohio State University. THE COUPLE exchanged vows and rings by candlelight in First Presbyterian Church of Arlington Heights at 5:30 in the evening. Afterwards there was a reception at Howard Johnson's Motel, Palatine, for 110 guests. Sherry Smith, -Cape May, N.

and Janet Matzel, Rolling Meadows, were Stephanie's bridesmaids. Jussi Lapanola, Scbaumburg, and James Hamner, Dallas, ushered. Also coming down the aisle was a 4-year-old flower girl, Stacy Hamner of Dallas, the groom's niece. As the double ring service began, the groom's nephews, Melvin and Heath Hildebrand of Sheridan, lighted the altar candles. Mrs.

Jean Neuberger III The bride and groom had a two-week honeymoon in Hawaii and are now living in Palatine. The hunting case watch. Pocket one for 26.88 Swiss, antique-look pocket watch with handsomely etched hunting scene on yellow gold-tone case; full numeral dial. JCPenney fine jewelry Charge it at Penneys, Woodfield in Schaumburg Open 9:30 to 9:30 Monday thru Friday. Saturday 9'30 to 5'30.

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