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Belvidere Daily Republican, Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1962 3 ft Dentists Confer i- 4 Kingsfon Area News MR3. R. BRADFORD Republican Staff Correspondent (Kingstoa 323) Cites ieroevifts Off FlouricSatioDi I1 DE KALB is difficult to understand how any well-informed community today can afford to be without flouridated water." a speaker at the 1962 Dental Dealth Conference for Northern Illinois declared today after citing results of i i "earn Vit, li, water.7 Oak Park now has fluoridation. In Illinois, Hill said in prepared remarks, 129 communities have fluoridated while 140 others, have a sufficient amount naturally fa) their water supplies.

The 269 communities have almost 6,000,000 people. :1 yn CHERYL PAULSON FETED AT SHOWER Miss Cheryl Paulson was honored at a personal shower in the home of Mrs. Allen Clark, 908 Adams St. on Tuesday evening. Miss Babe Wenzel and Mrs.

Clark were co-hostesses at the event. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out with a table decoration featuring a pink and white wedding bell and white doves. Games furnished the diversion for the evening. Prizes were awarded to Cheryl Paulson, Mrs. Clyde Wenzel, Mrs.

Gordon Clark, Miss Marjean Paulson, Mrs. Russell Neufer and rs. Alo Paulson. Luncheon was Served and the future bride presented with gifts. She was also given a corsage by the hostesses.

Miss Paulson and Robert Bowley will repeat wedding vows in the First Presbyterian Church on Oct. 14. an Illinois study. i Dr. Iden Hill, assistant direc I'lifJIn'ilt GERALD DURHAMS BECOME PARENTS Mr.

and Gerald Durham of rural Kingston are the parents of a son. Jack, who was bom in De-Kalb on Sept. 18. The baby weighed seven pounds, eight ounces. The cople has a year-old daughter, Jean Ann.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Odom and Mrs. Lottie Durham, Genoa. Mrs.

Floy Duval and sons, Glenn and Harry Bell of Genoa, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F.R. Bradford Mrs. Clyde Bradford of Genoa was a guest in the evening. Mrs.

Aileen Weber started work Monday in the cafeteria of the Genoa Grade School. Kishwaukee Valley 4-H club met recently with 18 members and 13 guests present. Nancy Heggemeier and Gary.Myelle are new tor of Evanston Health TVnart. 1 ment's Dental Caries Study, told IX It was the late Dr. H.

Trendiy Dean, of the UjS. Public Healti about 150 persons at the conference that Evanston's 15-year-old fluroidation program reduced tooth decay experience rates in the per SCU30NMAKERS TELL OW CXM0NG MARRIAGE Air. and Mrs. Ralph Sohoonmak-er Kingston announce the ap-proacMng marriage of their daughter, Joann Elizabeth, to Ronald D. Hicks fof Clare, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A Y. Hicks of Oran, Mo. The couple 'will be married Oct. 20.

Funeral rites for Clarence William Niclols of Sycamore, formerly of Kingston, were conducted Sept. 20 in the Van Natta Funeral Home, Sycamore, by Dr. Wesley Israel of Chicago. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery, Sycamore. Mr.

Nichol's died Sept. 17 jn the Sycamore Ifispital after a short illness. He was the son of the late Ira and Jennf Maltby Nichols. He was born in Kingston July 3, 1910 and was married to Florence Stott in 1930. He farmed in the Kingston area, for some time.

He is survived by his wile; a son, Charles- of the Air Force at Big Spring, Texas; -throe grandchildren; a brother, Howard, Belvidere; and a sinter, Ruth, of Sims, 111. Miss Lenore Nichols and Mrs. Louise Swanson of Kingston are aunts and Mrs. Ina Thurlby of Kingston, a cousin. Mrs.

Swanson and Mrs. Thurl'by attended the services. manent teeth of from 47 to 74 per cent depending on the age of the child. Oak Park, comparable to Evan Service, who proved a definite link between fluorine and a towered tooth decay rate. Hill By 1950, he said, 22 communities tai the nation were adding fluoride' to their water supplies.

Today, more than 2.181 communities with a total population of about 38,864,000 have followed this procedure. Florida tion costs so little when one realizes thai for about 12 cents per person per year one lean cut the incidence of decay one-htlf or more In children and with no harm or risk of harm to anyone' of either sex, or any age," HiH said. ston in many respects, socio-econ-omically; patronizing the same wholesale food markets, both get ting water from Lake Michigan and ADELE' STARKEY Named Instructor On College Staff Mrs. Adele Sellers Starkey has been named to the position of instructor in physical education at Monticello College, according to Dr. Duncan Wimpress, president of Monticello.

Mrs. Starkey is a graduate of the High School and the of Illinois, where she received her degree in 1959. She was a National Honor Society student and a member of the American Recreation Association and Physical Education Club while in Mrs. Starkey moved to the Alton area about; a year ago with her subjected to the same radio and television programs, served as the control for the study. Tests were made in Oak Park in 1947 and 1956 when the city had non-fluroide STEARNS FELLOWSHIP TO MEET IN CHURCH Ada Stearns Fellowship of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Monday in the church. Dessert will be served before the meeting by members of Rachel Circle. The Guild Girls will present a skit, "He Holds the World in His Hands." Members are reminded to bring their program books and articles for White Crtss," Chicago Parental School and Mather Sphool projects. The following officers were elected: Dennis JMyelle, president; Ron Johnson, vice president; Judy Heggemeier, secretary; Susan Heggemeier, treasurer; Tom Fewell, reporter; James Heggemeier, recreation leader; and Ron Johnson, Malcolm Swanson and Dennis Mye-lee, federation delegates. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Gordon Lee and Mrs. William PREMIER ELECTED ALGIERS (AP) Ferhat Abbas, once premier In exile, was elected president Tuesday of Algeria National Fewell. The next meeting will be held Oct. 15 in the Kingston Grade School. I Jll husband and family.

Starkey is the I MUM SUPER-RIGHT 0EEF SPEOAUTOOI mm director of public information at The Starkeys have two children, Jacqueline; 2 and Jon, months. They reside on Toelle Road, in Godfrey, only a few blocks from the Monticello campus. Mrs. Starkey is the daughter of W. N.

Sellers, 1211 Locust Belvidere, and Mrs. Alwilda B. Sellers, 12227 N. Fourth Tucson, Ariz. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Li Kinkade UBlanchard Photo Elizabeth! Fagerstrom Is BONUS GRANGERS I'-' BOOSTER NIGHT EVENT Booster Night will be observed at Bonus Grange Friday This is an open session; and all neighbors, friends and members of other Granges are invited, The meeting will start at 8:30 p.m. Those who attend are to bring garden produce, grain, vegetables and floral arrangements. A program has been planned. Each Bonus Grange family is to bring either sandwiches or gingerbread, i Wed To Cecil Kinkade The marriage of Miss Elizabeth 5 Dawn Fagerstrom of 520 Walnut Rockford, and Cecil Laird Kinkade of Belvidere took place Sun-i day afternoon, Sept.

16 in the gar- BEAVER VALLEY GRANGE PLANS BOOSTER NIGHT Beaver Valley Grange will hold a Booster Night meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Grange hall. Neighbors and friends are invited to at A (Olrt (pod-fa fM den at the home of the bride parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fag Bone In Blade Cut Enjoy on oM fnthionoj pot roost dinnor fhoi woolwnd.

Tell Engagement Of Shirley Rose Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Albrecht of 434 Whitman St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Shirley Rose, to William Rush of Belvidere, son' of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Rush of Greenville, Tenn. The bride-ilebt iattended: Belvidere High School, while her fiance erstrom, R. R. 2, Pecatonica. A ibank of garden flowers provided tend.

i the setting for the nuptials. Kin niece of the bride, served as flower girl. The matron of honor and bridesmaid wore yellow taffeta street length gowns, designed like of the bride, with brimmed bonnets to match. They carried bronze mums and ivy. The junior bridesmaid was attired in burnt orange taffeta, while the flower girl wore fellow tafifeta with brimmed She carrtqd Sbasket; of yellow petals with orange gibbons.

i. Patrick Faith of Belvidere served as best man; Reynald Fagerstrom of Pecatonica, as groomsman and Tom Kinkade, brother of the pride groom, as junior groomsman: Jeffrey of the bride fiirf Winnebago, was the tjfL Harvest Show will be featured and members are asked -to bring their vegetables and flowers for kade is the son of Mri and Mrs. Ross KWliad 415 W. Menom- 2 ii ii display. i tu 1 OL.

The Rey. George Swalve of Mid- attended schoolq in Tennessee. dlecreek Presbyterian Church, heard thecoupte's vowi and War Air Super-Right Beef Short Ribs Both are employed at the Admiral The message of the national master for Booster Night will be read. I Entertainment will consist of numbers by the Grange Quartet, a skit by Mr. and Mrs, Harry.

Nelson and other numbers. The home Corp. in Haryard. i ren Carlson provided Hie musical numbers, "The Lord'd Prayer," The couple will be married in 'Because'' and Thou Belvidere an Nov, 10. i 5 economics "commitfee'wlll -'serve Arm r.

Boston Crf A4P Super-Right' (tele Roast Th bride' father gave her in refreshments. V- ring bearer. She chose for the cere mony a full lenglli tatfeta gown The wedding reception was held in the garden of the Fagerstrom home immediately after the cere with battaa dropped Jong pointed Sleeves and Made Cot Supw-Right Beef Chuck Stealt After a trip through southwestern full skirt. Her three-tiered, elbow length illusion veil was, secured to U. S.

Believes Fishing Base 'Camouflage' By FRED S. HOFFMAN' WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. defense sources said today they believe the port to be built in Cuba with Soviet assistance is a camouflage for a -naval base which could threaten the Panama Ocean Perch lit 39' TURKEY PARTS states to the Grand Canyon and Southern the couple will live aX 520 Walnut St. in Rockford. The bride attended Winnebago High' School and is a stenographer for Barher-Colman Rockford.

Her husband, who attended Belvidere High School, is a packager of electronic equipment for the Barber-Colman Loves Park. Guests attended the wedding and reception from Rockford, Belvi Revenue (Cot. tinned From Page I) son's share of the purse. The arrangement, which would have a heavy impact 'on tax liability, is for Patterson to get $300,000 the first year and $100,000 annually for 17 years, instead of a lump payment. At a news conference in which IRS reported on its actions, officials were asked if there was any connection between that set-up and the seizure of the fight proceeds.

The reply was no. If IRS collects as much as it expects, it will receive an estimated $5 million or more. However, it would have to refund part a tatfeta brimmed bonnet. Her bridal bouquet was of white roses and ivy centered with a corsage, which was later to comprise a part of the bride's going-away ensemble. Mrs.

Annette Smith of Rockford, sister of the served matron of honor, while Jacqueline Kinkade, sister of the bridegroom, Belvidere, was the bridesmaid, and Deborah Fagerstrom, Pecatonica, sister of the bride, was the junior bridesmaid. Merrie Belle Smith, Dreaded Fish Sticks 3 (. $ca Cap' John' Fronn Canal. Leg, 7A They said a port equipped to 31c )) Wings lb. I repair, and supply So lb.

I Jane Parker Baked Goods I dere, Roscoe and Loves Park. viet and Cuban trawlers could also serve as a support base for submarines and torpedo boats. The plans to build a port some i Spanish Oar Cake E.29 LUNCHEON MEAT where on Cuba's coast mmmm mmm Plus SO Extra VarMty Pad 49 i Danish Pecan Ring Ploid Sfampt of this amount later to the promoters and TV organizers be PkM SO Erfra Plaid Stamp Rye Oread 39- l-lb. Loavai Ploin or Corawoy Jan Parlor, Rog. 2Se line as headquarters for a joint Atlantic fishing fleet were unveiled Tuesday by Prime Minister Fidel Castro in a television speech.

It was reported in Havana that Soviet crews would instruct Cubans In operation of Russian trawlers and that the flotilla ultimately- would become property of the Cuban government. cause tax claims total a lesser amount $3,885,000. Part of the drive had come to light Tuesday night through the Religious Group Slates Speaker Lester Folsohv circuit servant for 18 congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses; ioctydttlg Belvidere, will (visit here this week, according to Walter Powers, presiding minister i 8 He will jjstruct the congregation In the various features of the ministry, including house-to-house ministry. i mm oa ooi. ooo mm ooa mm wm.

ana mm mm mm ana am on not Jj serving of papers at various Sultana Brand, Yariety, Halves or Wickwire Couple Are Wed 59 Years Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wickwire, 515 W. Hurlbut quietly marked their t59th wedding1 aniversary at their home Sunday, Family members visited them and a granddaughter, Mrs. Charles Rand, shared with them the top layer of her wedding cake, which had been frozen and saved for the occasion.

The Rands were married on the anniversary of the Wickwires one year ago. Mrs. Wickwire is the former Helena Hoffman, Her husband is a retired employe of the city water department and has been retired points over the country. Not until today, however, did IRS headquarters disclose the full IBa ox. 1 1K scope of the operation.

JOB PRINTING DIAL 4-JM01 "Folsom says he looks forward to meeting the-, people of Belvidere and discussing timely points with them. He" welcomes any thoughts and questions, they- may have. IA11 are Invited to the public talk An Pago, Plna St Ertra Plaid Stamp G3e Super-Right Chili 2 Hayonnaise Jar for some time. 7 Ino'iaa TroJI, Sarv with Jan. Parlor Domrto uegetable Soup I0 Iroob rand Apple Gider Koaatloof 7 ori Sunday, 30, at 3 p.m.

me title is "Is It God's Will That Men Suffer And Die?" It will be given at the. Jocal Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 419 State St, Belvidere. No collection will be -taken. CHOOSE S-oa. Corned Deef I2z.

Tie 25' A iL 45' The Wickwires have three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Coralyn Rairdin, Mrs. Helen Bennett and Mrs. Grace Steinborn, all of Belvidere, Guy Wickwire, Glen Ellyn, and Bob of Rock Island; 12 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Saear-Rigbt Uictory Cream Cheese ALL LEATHER )i Cj 41 PbjaKEitra Plaid Stamp dexola Salad Oil 69' SII0-B00TS Daily Dog Food 12 97 ItL MM AND ENJOY ALL THEIR "BUILT-IN" EXTRAS 'I Hoadod SKortonnHj AoPEackniv IVfaite Beauty 3 59' tt Til Liquid Sail 2S PLAID STAMPS Here are four of the man GOLDEN.

RIPE CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN 'DINNEias BV- GROUP MEETS -AT SWANSON HOME Members of Beaver Valley Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Frank Swanson and discussed the meeting of the Boone County Federation of Women's Clubs which will be held at the Farm Bureau building in Belvidere on Oct. 2. Several "members of the auxiliary plan to attend. There was also a discussion of the meeting of the Belvidere Business and Professional Women's Club at the Beaver Valley Grange hall Oct, 23,.

when the auxiliary will serve the dinner. Mrs. Raymond Blake conducted the meeting and Mrs. Swanson LBAIAIMIAS SNO-tUNMr HOKTHIAMO OC rrnn shrir Had irimp I dAXB XUKS SUNKEN GARDENS Mome and Garden club members I recently toured tfrg Sunken Gars' deiii'af RocWbrd and heard a lec-ture on "Plants Which' Bloom the Year Around" by D. N.

Eberhart, who conducted the tour of the grounds and greenhouse. i Eberthart told the group hat the I gardens were becoming more popular, with visitors from all 50 states this year. The gardens are part of the park board System, and employ from five to seven gardeners during the peak season. Mrs Carrie Anderson entertained the group at a recent business meeting, where plans ware made tp attend the Inverness Gvden Club tour of four homes and gift shop! with the theme "Some Call It Autumn." Mrs. Roger Rasmussen, club president; discussed the year's scnapboofc- Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Anderfeorfand Mrs. -MehartOtte- Watson t-the members and 1 guest present. in 5 VIKING Haddock OR GOLDEN YAMS, FANCY -CUCUMBERS YOUR CHOICE I 1 a. run I me Mi IM Bp pil Kitimg. lull grain glevt-laatfMr wftn.

SImI arck for fori St and support. Narrow boot, cmbinatioa lost. Cushion cr.p. sol. for triMPf i -ocaitop rug.

gJZV Oj'-nm gave the devotions. walking i The next meeting wul be held in the home of Mrs. Gust Peterson, R.R. 1. Come in and see them today! Widhalm Shoe Store i5V CANCEL MEETING OF DAVIS W5CS -The meeting of the Davis Church Marval Brand JJ, r.mlla, ChoeoUto i or Strawberry I PLAta ITaJaWt mm mUM AJUtMIIC tmUHt MA COMroilf WSCS scheduled for Thursday night 518 S.

STATE AU PUCES EFFECTIVE WW SATVKOAY SEPT. has been canceuea,.