Northwestern Colors and Cake Decoration Noted
Northwestern’s colors are blue and white. A decorated cake served featured an orchid on top, reflecting the event’s elegant styling.
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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1971
Page
6
Northwestern’s colors are blue and white. A decorated cake served featured an orchid on top, reflecting the event’s elegant styling.
Marlene Fae Bielema and Kent Keisel were wed Thursday evening June 10 at the Newton Zion Reformed Church. The ceremony featured a double ring, pink daisies, stock and unity candles with Rev. Ralph Meyer officiating. The couple reside RR 1 Erie and plan a wedding trip, with both graduates of Erie High School and the bride having studied at Clinton College.
Pomona Grange met Monday evening at the Milledgeville Grange Hall with Master Betty Sites presiding. The fifth degree was presented and Mrs Lillian Stoner of Chadwick was soloist. a July 12 sale will feature items made from old shirts at Zion in Savanna. Youth Camp funds and camp notes were discussed, with the Cobertigious Camp Youth Camp in session at Camp Lowden near Oregon. Subordinate Grange reports and plans for Hanover Scenic Grange, Black Oak Grange tree planting, and July 1 officer night were noted. The Pomona car for the Carroll County Fair was to be decorated, and refreshments followed.
Milledgeville Park District invites women interested in bicycling to an organizational meeting at the park shelter on Tuesday June 22 at 7 30 p m. A horseshoe playday is set for Sunday June 27 at 1 30 p m with invitation to participate or watch.
Pastor Ken Wenger and Becky of Milledgeville attend the 18th Annual Church of the Brethren Conference in St. Petersburg Florida June 22 to 27 with about 1,025 delegates and 4,000 non delegates. Presiding is Harold Bomberger of Kansas and speakers include Dr James D Glasse and Dr Paul M Robinson. Film program features Any Man Thirst and King A Filmed Record Montgomery to Memphis. The Brethren last met in Florida in 1947.
Honor guests celebrated Miss Janice Reiff, Northwestern University graduate with high honors, at a Spencer Iowa open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sprecher. Reiff, daughter of Around and Janet Reiff, plans graduate work at Iowa State University in Ames with a teaching assistantship. centerpiece featured iris and white peonies. About 35 friends attended.
Milledgeville Grange met Tuesday evening for a father themed program. Mrs. Paul Sites read a poem and story parts, while 4H Club members presented Share The Fun. Business included state aid discussion, curtain purchases, and committee appointments. A June 20 picnic at Carroll County Fairgrounds was announced with refreshments planned. The next meeting is July 6 with youth committee program.
Senior Girl Scouts from Milledgeville joined Savanna’s Senior Troop 28 for a six state camping trip starting June 4 at Camp Far Horizon near Hanover. They visited Illinois State University, My Old Kentucky Home, Oak Ridge Atomic Energy Museum, Mellon Hill Dam, Lookout Mountain, and The Hermitage. Mrs Donald Ashby led the group and received a leadership pin in Nashville, with 28 girls and five adults returning June 12.
Plans were discussed at a Thursday village hall meeting for Monday evening band concerts and free movies in Milledgeville. Mayor Bill Ritneur moderated a gathering of about 20 Jaycees Lions Rotarians businessmen and village council and park board members. Harold Woodard was named to arrange the band and Dick Deets to gather movie information.
Mr and Mrs William Weber held a Saturday night garage party to celebrate their recently completed garage. A smorgasbord was served at midnight and about 35 guests danced and enjoyed the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sherman observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday June 12. President Nixon sent congratulations and Governor Ogilvie and Mrs. Ogilvie sent regrets. Rep Tom Railsback also sent congratulations. Assistants Mrs. William Hines of Rock Island and Janet Thomas of Chicago helped register guests. Eunice Thomas and her four children from Maringuoin La traveled the greatest distance.
Dennis L. Burris age 19 son of Mr and Mrs William E Burris Route 2 Erie recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Ft Lewis Washington He received instruction in drill ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and army history and traditions His wife Joyce lives at 110 N Williams Geneseo.
Pvt Cloyd L Morris son of Mr and Mrs Cloyd Morris RR 2 Erie completes basic training at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Lewis Washington confirming his entry into service and marking a milestone in his military career.
Erie Unit of American Legion Auxiliary outlines lunch stand duties for Legion Homecoming and Fair on July 9 10 plus assignments for AFS chapter Thursday July 8. New members approved and delegates named to attend Chicago department convention July 29 31. Poster contest winners announced with several disqualifications for misspellings. remarks on district results and prize winners. Refreshments served. next meeting set at Art VanDamme home.
Tampico students returned from the state FFA convention in Champaign with two honors. Lowell Newman, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Newman, was nominated for a chance to join the National FFA Band after being in the all state FFA Band. Gary Sandrock, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Sandrock, was named Sectional FFA reporter for Lee Carroll and Whiteside counties, to publish newsletters next year. Marc Melton and Dan Wetzell served as official delegates with advisor Paul Nicely.
Mr and Mrs Bill Schmitt returned from an eight day western vacation visiting Mitchell South Dakota and Wall Drug Store in Wall. They toured Badlands Mt Rushmore Crazy Horse in the Black Hills Cody Buffalo Bill Center Grand Teton to Yellowstone and Colorado Springs, finishing in Abilene Kansas at the Eisenhower Library and Home.
Kenneth Perrizo of North Aurora and formerly of Walnut earned a Bachelor of Science in industry and technology from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb on June 5. He is married to Cheryl Donnelly of Tampico. Mr and Mrs Michael Donnelly of Tampico attended the graduation. A dinner followed the ceremony.
In addition to Mexico, the disease has been found in Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, British and French Guiana, Suriname, Panama, Trinidad, Curaçao, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The spread underscores regional health concerns and the need for coordinated response among governments and health agencies.
The twenty first annual Prophes town Alumni Banquet gathered 200 guests at Emerald Hill Country Club on Saturday June 12. Alumni across generations were thanked with boutonnieres and corsages as Carl Swanson a 70 year graduate from 1901 led a three generation family, and Ellen Kiner a 50 year graduate headed another three generation group. The program featured class acknowledgments, officers elected by nominating committees, retirees, and a movie See It Like It Was from 1950.
Kevin D Anderson son of Evelyn Luttrell and the late D L Anderson will be the Prophetstown Federated Women's Club Conservation Scholarship recipient for Illinois State University summer camp. He is a Prophetstown High School junior, member of United Methodist Church, has swum wrestled cross country and played American Legion Baseball. His goals include anti pollution law enforcement and electronics. plans Sauk Valley Junior College. Daniel Cox was slated for the scholarship but had emergency appendectomy.
The City of Prophetstown will hold a joint special meeting with the City Council and Planning Commission on Monday June 21 at 5 30 p m at City Hall to consider subdivision and new city zoning ordinances. Calvin Schunman chairs the Planning Commission with Mayor Richard Hummel on the council. the commission recently accepted the Prophetstown Community Development Plan developed with Stanley Consulting Firm.
Iowa plans cover population economics land use housing transportation and community facilities. The Planning Commission guided by Stanley Consulting will hold a joint meeting with the City Council on Monday June 21 at 7 30 p m in City Hall.
Local AFS student Margarete Campoy of Brazil will be honored at a farewell open house on Sunday June 20 at 24 p.m. at the home of her American host family Mr and Mrs Fred Waldbusser and daughters Vicki and Nancy on Riverside Drive. Margarete, active this year and Miss Flame for Prophetstown Fire Dept, attends Kids Day Parade and graduates May 27 with the Class of 71. AFL members will assist hosts.
The Senior Whiteside 4 H Club met Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the homes of Fern and Jean Gaffey with eight members present. Reports were approved. Plans include a July 20 visit to Coleta school for a demonstration by Jean Gaffey and a Fern Gaffey talk. Summer activities covered a Timber Lake camping trip July 30 with overnight and playhouse visit. An officer election is due next year.
Miguel Alfaro a 24 year old student from Jerrey Mexico participates in the Experiment in International Living program as a guest in the Richard Stuczynski home. He graduates from Monterrey School of Technology and plans to study for a master's after a year abroad. He accompanies the family on trips to Western College Macomb and Iowa State College Iowa City and will attend Cubs vs Cardinals game on June 17. Climate in his home region features summer temps in the 90s and winter lows around 30 to 32 with snow only in the mountains.
Hooppole postmaster Mrs Lacy Stone retired after 18 years and was honored at an open house at Country Corner Cafe Hooppole with gifts and yellow roses. A second tribute followed at The King's Table Geneseo with Hooppole postal staff and friends, and a birthday cake at her home.
Army Private Aldy A. Skarin, 19, son of Mr and Mrs John A Skarin of Fenton, recently completed a Basic Army Administration Course at Fort Ord California. The program trains general clerks clerk typists and personnel specialists with instruction in typing filing and English grammar. His wife Patricia resides at 17 Genesee Ave Morrison.
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