The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 14

Pantagraph, Bloomington, Bl.t Friday, Feb. 14, 1964. 19 Engagements Told on Valentine's Day 1 yv- iiiife P. SpiiiC mm I -ffVu -r Miss Mary Seitz Miss Janet Toepke Nltzel Phot Miss Dorothy Convis Nltitl Phot Miss Doris Rapier Ktiivy Phot Camera Craft Photo Allen W. Jones will marry Miss Dorothy Convis in the early summer, according to plans revealed by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Convis of 1309 N. Clinton.

His parents are the Lewis W. Joneses of 514 S. Moore. She is a Bloomington High graduate and is employed by Dr. J.

L. Bailen. He is a graduate of BHS and attended Phoenix College and is employed by the State of Illinois. Mtes Doris Rapier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. Rapier of 619 E. Chestnut, will be married In June to Thomas C. Moatz of Chicago.

His parents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Moatz. She is a graduate of Trinity High School and is attending Patricia Stevens Career College and will graduate In June.

He graduated from St. Patrick's High School and attended Lewis College. He served in the U.S. Air Force and is self-employed. Miss Janet Toepke's betrothal to Earl Dean McBeath of 500 Warren, Normal, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Loren McBeath of Dwight, is being announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Toepke of 3 Ethell Parkway. They plan a May 16 wedding.

Miss Toepke, a Heyworth High School graduate, is employed by State Farm Insurance Companies. Mr. McBeath graduated from Dwight Township High School, attended the University of Illinois and is employed at Country Mutual Insurance Co. mmsmmm Miss Mary Margaret Selti and James Joseph Becker are making June wedding plans. Her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Seitz of 101 E. Vernon, Normal, are revealing the betrothal. His parents are the Robert Beckers of Omaha, Nebr. She is a graduate of University High and is a senior in home economics at Iowa State University.

She is affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega. He is a graduate of Creighton Preparatory High School in Omaha and is a senior at Iowa State in electrical engi s' i V-V Miss JoAnn Reldel and Jeffrey David McGraw are engaged, according to her parents, the Glen E. Reidels of 706 W. Locust. His parents are Mayor and Mrs.

Robert McGraw of No. 6 Ridge-wood Terrace. Both are Trinity High School graduates and both attended Illinois State. She is employed by Paxton's Inc. and he is employed by Normal Welding Works.

The C. VV. Youngs of 1012 Bakewell, Normal, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Judy Lane, to Raymond Eugene Curtis, son of the late A. E. Curtises of Champaign.

She is a graduate of Normal Community High School and Illinois State University. She teaches home economics in Lewis-town. He is employed by North American Aviation Inc. Space and Information Systems of Downey, Calif. They'll wed in July.

neering. Miss JoAnn Reidel Hawklna Phota Miss Judy Young Camera Craft Photo agM iaj Miss Deanna Jane King, a senior at Illinois Wesleyan University, is engaged to be married to Francis Joseph Simai, son of Mrs. Joseph Simal of Chicago and the late Mr. Simal. Her parents are the D.

Frank Kings of Rochelle. She is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta and will graduate in May with a bachelor of science in nursing. He is employed as a psychologist by the Mount Prospect and Arlington Heights schools and is a member of the Illinois Psychological Assn. He is working on his doctorate in psychology at Loyola University. Wedding Mass will be celebrated at St.

Patrick's Catholic Church in Rochelle June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Murray of 304 Clay, Normal, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Linda Kay, to Gary 8.

Dameron, son of Mrs. Stover Dameron of rural Towanda and the late Mr. Dameron. Both Miss Murray and her fiance are 1960 graduates of Normal Community High School. She is a senior in elementary education at Illinois State University and will graduate this June.

Mr. Dameron is. a senior at the University of Illinois and will graduate from the College of Agriculture in June. He is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity. A summer wedding is planned.

iir fl fa fcwsfyt ik ifaiiait P0p Ir! -i In 5 iSIll Illlllliit illll IllSllifciiili Miss Carol Ann Balrd of 1001 N. Western, daughter of the Wayne E. Bairds, is engaged to be married in the fall to John (Jack) Thomas Emmett son of Mr. and Mrs. John Emmett Sr.

of 609 Harris, Normal. She is a graduate of Trinity High School and is employed as a secretary at ISU. He is a graduate of Bloomington High School and attended Colorado State University. He is a graduate of the Illinois Commercial College in Champaign and is employed in the recorder's office in the McLean County Court House. Miss Betty Mlllikan Is the fiancee of Joseph Mark, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Travis Tutt of Macomb. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy W.

Millikan of 708 E. Taylor, are making the announcement. She is a graduate of Bloomington High School and attended Pilisbury Bible College in Owatonna, and is employed by the Union Automobile Indemnity Assn. He is a graduate of Macomb High School and is a Junior at Pilisbury studying for the ministry. Miss Betty Millikan Miss Carol Baird Camera Craft Miss Deanna Kine; Altenbura Phot Miss Linda Murray Camera Craft Phota St mj- MM: Miss Phyllis Kaufman Nitzai phot Miss Judith Conroy Miss Carol Weidig Miss Sharon Rogers Holly hiii Phot Miss Karen Bounds Howard Phot Miss Lucinda Lohdcll Hawkins Phot ii i 1 Miss Sharon Sua Rogers of Holly Hill, formerly of Stanford, is the fiance of Charles B.

Rickerd. Her parents, who are making the announcement, are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers of Holly Hill. He is the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Rickerd of Daytona Beach, Fla. She is a senior at Florida State University and will graduate in April with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education. He is a senior at Florida Southern and will graduate with a bachelor of arta In history and biology.

The couple will marry Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A.

Payne of 915 Broadway, Normal are revealing the engagement of their daughter, Judith Lea Conroy, to Gary Edward Martjn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Martyn of Rantoul. The couple is planning a June wedding. He attends Southern Illinois University and she attends Illinois State University.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weidig of 313 W. Emerson have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carol, to John D. Conroy.

He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Ed Payne of 915 Broadway, Normal. Miss Weidig is a graduate of Trinity High School and Is employed by General Telephone Co. Mr. Conroy, also a graduate of Trinity High School, is in the United States Air Force and is stationed at Homestead, Fla.

A July wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arras of R.R. 4, Bloomington, are revealing the engagement of their daughter, Kay LaVerne, to James E.

Larimer, son of the Peter E. Larimers of Goshen, Ind. The bride-elect is a graduate of Normal Community High School and is a sophomore at Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio. Mr. Larimer earned his bachelor of science degree in chemistry at Bluffton College and is employed in Laurel, Md.

A June wedding is planned. Mlss Lurinda Lee Lobdell of Colfax, daughter of the Homer Lobdclls, Is the fiancee of Robert Arthur Compratt, son of the Arthur Compratts of Steger. She is a graduate of Octavia High School and is a senior at the University of Illinois and is majoring in elementary education. Her sorority is Gamma Phi Beta. He is a graduate of Bloom Township High School and is also a senior at the University of Illinois.

He is a member of Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity. On June 20 in the Fairbury Methodist Church Miss Karen Bounds of 602 E. Grove and Albert Wolff of 1407 W. Grove will be married. Her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Olen Bounds of Forrest, are making the announcement. His parents are the Albert E. Wolffs of the Grove address. She is a secretary for the State Farm Insurance Companies.

She attended Fair-bury High School and Illinois State University. He is employed by State Farm Fall wedding plans are being made by Miss Phyllis June Kaufman of E. Monroe and A2C Donald F. Shepard, son of the Everctte F. Shepards of Chilli-cotho.

Her parents are the Edward W. Kaufmans of Morton. She is a graduate of Morton Township High School and also attended Elkhart University. She is a medical assistant to Dr. G.

B. McNeely of Bloomington. Airman Shepard is a graduate of Chilllcothe High School and is serving in the 82nd fighter interceptor squadron at Travis AFB in California. MIns C. Ellen Reynolds of 805' i E.

Monroe, a senior at Illinois State University, Is the fiancee of Jerry D. Markey of Roe, Ark. Her parents are Mrs. Pearl Reynolds of the Monroe address and the late Mr. Reynolds.

The bride is a graduate of Bloomington High School. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Sheets of Carthage announce the engagement of their daughter Jane, to Dennis Stubblefield, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Price Stubblcficld of Stanford. Miss Sheets is a junior at the University of Illinois, majoring In child development in home economics. She is a member of 4-H House. Mr. Stubblefield is a senior at the University of Illinois and a second year student in the College of Veterinary Medicine.

A late summer wedding is being planned. Miss Kay Arras Miss Jane Sheets Miss C. Ellen Reynolds Camera Craft Photo Leap Year Valentines, Too MANNERS Public Vehicle Not the Place Discussing personal or business problems loudly on public vehicle may amust soma passengers; embarrass others. nificance since 1964 is a Leap Year. The Valentines designed for this double-punch occasion serve notice to elusive males: "It's Leap Year so you'd better keep on your toes; Cus this is the year when anything goes!" The line doesn't lose sight of this doubled opportunity for mateless matrons either.

One vindictive greeting opens with "It's Leap Year, so I'm going to come right out and ask you "and continues "Would you fix me up with one of your good-looking friends?" money like Casanova!" And for those who would remain anonymous: "Remember last year someone sent you an insulting Valentine?" And inside: "The Phantom strikes Valentine's Day this year takes on added sig While this year's Valentines offer the opportunity for swains to send expressions of devotion, there's also a biting collection of snide sayings available for those who'd likcto cut their Valentine down to size. The zany contemporary line, while not as piercingly cruel as the comics of 50 years ago, offers such fun as "I guess your Valentine will have to be able to kiss like Casanova and make money like J. P. Morgan, so that let's me out I kiss like J. P.

Morgan and make.