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f" * . . . . , . ; ' i . • .' t Wednesday, December 22,1985 ..Ha'."'! Mi; THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ^ Pag» Valiant Viscounts A - I ituaries Robert Freres, 17, has been a member of the Viscounts for eight years, playing French horn. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Freres of 2208 Orchard Beach raad, McHenry. $k Bob is a junior at M.C.H.S. and hopes to attend college after graduation. His brother, Steve, is a member of the Viscounts and a sister, Candy, is a former Vi-Kette. Terry Morrison, 15, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison of 119 W. Valley View drive, McHenry. He has been a French horn player for one year in the organization. Terry is a junior in McHenry high school and plays ^saxophone in the band. Some day he hopes to become " an atomic physicist. Terry was formerly a member of the Lakemoor Scouts * drill team. Dennis Moore, 16, is a veteran of two years' service * with the Viscounts, playing the French horn. He is the „ son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Moore of 2410 W. Country «lane, McHenry. I Now on M.C.H.S. junior, he hopes to attend I.B.M. - school on graduation. 'J A sister, Maureen, was formerly a Vi-Kette. HOSPITAI NOTES McHenry Hospital 'During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Gail E. Brod, Daniel M. Doherty, Genevieve Wielock and Richard C. Boldt, Wonder Lake; Virginia C. Pat i e n c e , M i c h e l e S n o d d e n a n d Ella H. Jeschke, Crystal Lake; Vplliam J. Lester, Mary J. and John R. Wiedman, Ingleside; Betty A. Casey, Cary; Tony M#y and Edward Zawistowski, Spmig Grove; Lois Deschauer, LARe Zurich; Owen G. Leaf, Prospect Heights; Nancy A. Brown and Steve M. Welter, F% Lake; Donald D. White, Wauconda; Raymond W. Kerbj^" Antioch; Max Podalski, Toronto, Canada; Helen O. Arendall, Buffalo Grove; JuditHv' Margraf, Lake Geneva, Wis. jyiso, Donald C. Roberts, Albert C. Frett, Michael Djubenskl,' Gregory L. Roberts, Mable E. Arends, William Rose, Patricia S. Siciliano, Orrilla D. Sajrtmons, Maria Metzger, Lenard K. Hansen; Stephen J. Weber, Dorothy J. Scherzer, Lisa L. Jones, Carol A. Witt, Matthew Mersch; JoJin F. Boro, Fred Lange, Susan L. Riordon, Dorothy Loser, William J. Brogan, Christopher T. Voase, Robert W. Bachechi, Angeline A. Lawrerizf, Maureen J. Bauer, Linda L. Kennebeck, Bessie R. Sapico, Henry H. Peters, Eugene V. . Heir, William A. Richardson, Michael P. Rittorno and James E. Long, Sr., McHenry. COUNTY INSURANCE AGENTS MEET TO FORM LOCAL BOARD fBJRTHS/k . McHenry Hospital A daughter was born Dec. 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kraemer of Spring Grove. On Dec. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eichhorn welcomed a daughter. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Felse of Crystal Lake are parents of a daughter Dec. 13. A daughter was born Dec. 14 to Mr. and Mrs. John Kwak of £ox Lake. Mr, and Mrs. James Holian of Richmond announce the birth of a daughter Dec. 14. A daughter was born Dec. 17 $> Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell became parents of a daughter Dec. 19. Memorial Hospital Woodstock Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week included Vera Purvey, James Smith, Baby Deborah Maness, Master George Vasely, Gertrude Barbian, Walter Weidner, McHenry; Grace Hall and Earl Whiting, Ringwood; and Baby Robert Hartman, James Pitt and Leslie Decker, Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Mrs. Edward Radner and Mrs. .Albert Grever of McHenry were patients during the past "week in Harvard hospital. The independent insurance agents of McHenry county met to discuss the formation of a local board of McHenry County Independent I n s u r ance Agents recently. Presiding over the meeting was Frank Low of McHenry. Guests present were Martin Graham, field director of the Independent Insurance Agents of Illinois and George Nicoud, executive secretary' of IIAI, both of Springfield; and Tom Sprague, president of HAI in 1963, and Mrs. Sprague, of Joliet. Of the 1,820 member agen cies in the state of Illinois, twenty-five member agencies are in McHenry county. Representing these agencies and present at this meeting were the following individuals: D. Frank Kelsey and Richard J. Novak of Fox River Grove; Walter Kruse of Richmond; Bob Overley and Bob Long of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mathews of Wonder Lake; George Turner of Marengo; Virgil Pollock, A1 Weiss, David Kent, Jack Walsh, Frank and Helen Low of McHenry; Howard Diercks of Algonquin; Jim L o n g h w a y , F r a n k S c h e p - ers, Leo Krumme, Bob Baumann and G. William Hubbard of Crystal Lake, Ben and Jim Frisch, Elburn Mentch of Cary; Paul Neidhold, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kuepke and Dick Doss of Harvard. The purpose of the formation of a county board would be to promote the activities of the IIAI points up a difference in working with a local independent insurance agency. MARGARET REID After having successfully won a bout with cancer some years ago, Margaret Baird Reid, 73, of 4902 W. Fountain lane, McCullom Lake succumbed to emphysema about 10:15 Sunday morning, Dec. 19, in Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. He r breathing became extremely labored and irregular early Friday evening and a doctor and an ambulance were summoned by her son, Bill. She had been in poor health for about the last year. Mrs. Reid was born in Lincoln, Rhode Island, Sept. 19, 1893, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baird. The family came to Chicago when Margaret was a young girl and she met and married David Reid April 20, 1914. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary witlF an "open h o u s e " f o r r e l a t i v e s a n d friends last year. During their long marriage, Margaret and Dave had three sons, David who died at 6%, -George of Mundelein, and William of MCullom Lake. The couple purchased their property in McCullom Lake in 1929 and became one of the very first families to settle there permanently in 1936. Mrs. Reid was employed by Madeline and Sam Nathanson and retired in 1952. When her health permitted, she was very active in community affairs. Never a very robust person, Mrs. Reid's weight at the time of her death was under 70 pounds. Visitation was held at the George Justen and Son funeral home after 7 p.m. Monday and Eastern Star services will be conducted at 10:30 Wednesday morning in the funeral parlor. Interment will be in Mount Emblem cemetery, Elmhurst. In addition to her husband and sons, Mrs. Reid is survived by a sister, Mrs. Jeanette Heseltine, Loomis, Calif., and five grandchildren, Joanne and Michael Reid of McCullom Lake and Ann- Laraine, Lynn Margaret and Joan Reid of Mundelein. December 16 Joyce Kilmer, Catholic Daughters of America, Christmas Party--K. of C. hall--8 p.m. December 18 Girl Junior Foresters Christmas Party -- 2 to 4 p.m. -- Legion Home. December 14 St. Patrick ' s M o t h e r s C l u b Meeting -- Marian Central Chorus Program -- Church Hall -- 3 p.m. December 15 McHenry Garden Club Pot- January 6 St. Faul's Episcopal Churchwomen Meeting -- Frank Rudolph, Guest Speaker. January 27 McHenry Garden Club -- 1 p.m. -- Community Methodist Church -- Mrs, Lillian Cox, Hostess. AXEL F. CARLSON Funeral services were held at 1:30 Friday in Grace Lutheran church, Woodstock, for Axel Fredrick Carlson, 83, Of Ringwood, who died Dec. 14 in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, where he was a patient for almost a week. Rev. Raymond C. Shawl officiated, followed by burial in McHenry County Memorial Park cemetery Prior to that time the body rested in the Schneider-Lejucht- Merwin-Cooney chapel. Mr. Carlson was born March 5, 1882, in Ostergott, Sweden, son of Frank and Emma Carlson. He is survived by his widow, Jessie Clark Carlson; three daughters, Mrs. Clayton (Virginia) Bruce of Ringwood, Mrs. Tony (Shirley) Lucido of Dallas, T exas, and Mrs. Alberta Lee, Woodstock; two sons, Granville of Melrose Park and Owen of Friday Harbor, Wash.; nineteen grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and a brother, Gust, of Richmond. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Isadora Waller Carlson, in 1926; five brothers and a sister, Mr. Carlson retired from farming in 1931 and moved to Woodstock, where he was employed by Morton Salt Co., and as a special policeman for Woodstock. Henry hospital; g two sister's and two brothers. FLORIAN BRADY A funeral Mass was sung Saturday in St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic church, Crystal Lake, for Florfan Brady of Burton's Bridge, who died Dec. 15 in Rockford Memorial hospital. Burial was in Ridgefield cemetery. Mr. Brady, 62, is survived by his wife, Betty; a brother, Edward, of Lakemoor and a sister, Mrs. Mildred Charles of Chicago. The body rested at the Island Lake funeral home. MAGDALAN ZELASKO Mrs. Magdalan Zelasko, 69, of Long Lake, mother of Gilbert Zelasko of Pistakee Highlands, died Dec. 14 in McHenry hospital. A Mass was sung Friday in St. Joseph Catholic church. Round Lake, with interment in the church cemetery. THEODORE KOLB Services were held Tuesday afternoon from an Oak Park chapel for Theodore E. Kolb of 5308 Highland drive, Pistakee Highlands, who died Saturday evening, Dec. 18, following a long illness. Burial was in Concordia cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Mae; three sons; two daughters and sixteen grandchildren. HELEN G. WILEY Mrs. Helen G. Wiley, 62, of Lostant, 111., was pronounced dead on arrival at Sycamore hospital Dec. 15. The body was brought to the George R. Justen & Son funeral home, where services were held at 1 o'clock Saturday, followed by private burial. Mrs. Wiley was born March 4, 1903, in Merridan, 111. Survivors are her husband, Fred; a daughter, Mirs. Carol (Edward) Altmann of Crystal Lake, office manager at Mc- XMAS Largest Selection of Scotch Pine & Balsams in McHenry DON'S Dairy Frost Vz Block East of River Bridge ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 , Phone JA 6-2929 JOSEPH N. MILLER Funeral services were held in Sacred Heart church, Almena, Wis., on Dec. 17 for Joseph N. Miller of Turtle Lake, Wis., who died in St. Joseph's hospital, Rice Lake, Dec. 14, at the age of 94. He was born Nov. 26, 1877, in Volo, son of Peter and Eva Miller. He spent his early life in that community and was educated in the Lily Lake and Stock rural schools. Mr. Miller was a rural mail carrier in McHenry for eighteen years and also manufactured the Miller weedless hook and Miller flyswatter. He was married Feb. 21, 1900, to Katherine Schreiner, who died April 12, 1902. He was married in 1911 to Emma Pitzen Steffes, who preceded him in death in 1950. In 1941 Mr. Miller moved from McHenry to Upper Turtle Lake, Wis. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank May of Chetek and Mrs. Norbert Kuc h e n m e i s t e r o f A l m e n a ; s i x grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. JOHN F. KARTHEISER Friends learned with regret of the death of John F. Kartheiser of North Riverside, 111., a summer resident and later a permanent resident of McHenry for many years. He is survived by his wife, Mathilda; five children, Mary Ann McMahon, Helen Connors, Rosmary Jeske, Jane Kelliher and Theodore; a sister, Margaret Feldmann; and seventeen grandchildren. A requiem Mass was sung at 10 o'clock Monday morning in Mater Christi church, followed by interment in Queen of Heaven cemetery. HEAR SCIENCE TALK Top flight science students f r o m C h i c a g o a r e a h i g h schools will get a first hand report from a Nobel prize winner on recent scientific discoveries during a two-day session to be held at the Chicago Natural History Museum on Dec. 28 and 29. Among them will be David Palmer of 4114 N. Pitzen road, McHenry, a student at Marian high school. Santas Letters "Dear Santa: "I am good. I want you. to bring me all this. Thimble City, Tonka truck, fat cat, microscope, movie projector, rifle. My name is "Steven Segerstrom" "Dear Santa: "I want a romper room. I want a "box that goes up and down. I want a suit case so I can stay at grandma's house. I want a picture of baby Jesus for my bedroom. I also want a doll and buggy because my old one is broken. I want a new toy box because my old one is broken. I want a new sucker for on my Christmas tree. I want a new needle for my record player so that It will work some more. I want a new pat-a-cake doll and a high chair like Barbie's. "Daddy wants some blocks. "I am 2V2 years old and a pretty good girl. "Susan Lynn Fout" "Dear Santa; "I want a romper room. I want a new jack in the box. I want some sheep. I want some suit cases so I can go and stay with my grandmother. I want new curtains for my bedroom. And a new stPve and sink because my old ones are broken. I want a baby Jesus, a picture of one I mean so I can hang it in my bedroom. I also would like a buggy and doll and then I will be give my old dirty one back to you. I also want a new toy box because the nails are off from my old one. I want a new chair for my sister Sue. I like a new record player uld my cousin Billy because 'his is broken. I want a talking doll and one of those talking things like Betty. "Please bring daddy some cars. And mommy wants a new coffee pot like grandma's. "I am 3*4 years old and a pretty good girl. "Barbara Jean Fout" "Dear Santa: "I am good. I want you to bring me this, purse, gun, buggy doll/ My name is "Carol Segerstrom" "Dear Santa: "Walker bull dog, tank model, erector vac-uform, trencher, drag line, G. I. Joe, easy bake oven, walkie talkie. "John Karbin "709 Mill St." "Dear Santa Claus: "How are you? I am fine. I would like G.I. Joe and a big Bruser and my sister wants tiny tears. We have been good. "Love, "Billy Buchert" ABSOLVED IN SUIT Rem is Lodge, Inc., located on Griswold Lake, was found innocent in a suit for $15,000 brought by Mary Alexeyuk. The suit resulted from a fall over a barricade on the lodge property in which the plaintiff alleged she suffered injuries. HERD NAME Clarence F. and Robert Diedrick of McHenry will have the exclusive use of the prefix "Kimarea" in naming all Registered Holstein dairy animals bred in that herd. Use of this prefix name has been granted by Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Greetings From City Hall Again this year a beautiful, lighted Christmas wreath adorns the city hall, extending greetings of the season to all who pass along Green street. HOLIDAY SCHOOL .VACATION McHenry public schools will be closed at 3:30 on Wednesday, Dec. 22, and will re-open after the Christmas vacation on Jan. 3. 0HRIST/MAS Time Jb Alt flhriulmfg ktBi flksddon ywy fcecorl we Irish loaaVbppjEdtiaf. Adams Bros. Repair McHenry, m. FREECRYSTALCUPS ONE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL CUP FREE WITH EACH $2 GAS PURCHASED EVERY TUESDAY p i I I Q _ L a r g e 8 q u a r t c r y s t a l p u n c h a n d e g g n o g bowl for our approximate cost of $1.49 including clear lucite ladle and 12 cup hangers. )€u>etv£tH Route 120 East of McHenry IN LILYMOOR Folks Are Coming! Aunt Mary's train is due and Bob's at the barber. Don't fret mom, we all greet the holidays with the same emotions -- mixed. Let our Beef Pak -- at $1.30 lb. make your party or gathering a success, all you need to add is your natural friendliness and charm. Please give us a few days notice and oh bring your own plan -- these paper bags don't hold the gravy very well. There is a 3-1 b. minnimum. time we will deliver. If Dad's not home in DUSTY'S PIZZERIA Ph. 385 - 4853 McHenry, 111. -- SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS -- Open Monday, Dec. 20th -- 11 a.ni. to 1 a.m. Christmas Eve: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Delivery 4 to 8 p.m. New Year's Eve: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Delivery 4 to 8 p.m. ^CLOSED -- Christmas Day & Dec. 26th & 27th and New Year's Day Open as usual Jan. 2nd, 1966 "A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all*! DON & PAT Touch-Tone Welcomed riff' ' ,V:1X-' 'VV • S,' $#".r * m fr: m Mayor Donald Doherty is shown making the first TOUCH-TONE call to Crystal Lake's mayor on Monday morning of this week. TOUCH-TONE service was introduced in McHenry, Monday, with a ninaugural call by Mayor Donald P . Doherty. Mayor Doherty made the call at 11 a.m. when he called Mayor Louis Goossens of Crystal Lake. With TOUCH-TONE telephones, calls are placed by tapping out the number on a 10-button keyboard. It's twice as fast as dialing because there's no dialto turn or wait News About Our Servicemen A-2C Frank Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dawson of Home avenue, Lakeland Park, is spending a fourteen-day leave with his parents from duties at McDill Air Force base, Tampa, Fla. He has just returned from Okinawa. Pvt. Robert 'Mfachek arrived home Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrachek. He will report back to Ft. Knox to finish his basic training Dec. 27. The young McHenry man enlisted Nov. 15. His address is RA 16, 841 152 (2nd Platoon), Co.A, 19th Bn., 5th Tng. Bde., US Army Training Center, Armory, Fort Knox, Ky. 40121. for while it spins back. When a button is pushed 00 the TOUCH-TONE telephone, the caller hears a pleasant musical tone, a different one for each button. But more import* ant, the tone is understood by telephone switching equipment which completes the call. S. F. Jozwiak, local Illinois Bell manager, - said any rest* dence customer and most business customers ^ 'whose telephone numbers begin with 385 can request the new service. TOUCH-TONE telephones are on display at the McHenry State Bank. Jozwiak said that visitors to this exhibit will be able to see for themselves how fast and easy it is to make a TOUCH-TONE callr^ NAMED TO OFFICE A McHenry girl has becflt elected to the office of freshman representative for dormitory affairs at Duchesne College of the Sacred Heart , in Omaha, Neb. She is Susan Wilke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilke, 1407 Sutw nyside Beach drive. The bigger the mouth is, the better it looks shut. Be modern with HERB P. FREUND Plbg. Htg. & Repair Serv. 1210 N. Charles St. Ph. 385-0481 FURNACE BLOWER POWERED Humidifier MORE THAN ENOUGH FOR 2000 SQ. FT. HOUSE $44.00 Installed & Guaranteed No Plates -- No Jets No Screens THE A1 FURNACE CLEANING - REPAIRING & FURNACE SHEET METAL WORK SINCE 1949 \ Dial 385-3122 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. OPENTT! _ PULL THE TAB 1 (for an indexed view) AND FLIP! (to show 6 more cards) The Organizer, by Lord Buxton W motgm&cd mguizatioa nut Men') , m of bfllfeld lor yoot k keeps 12 credit and nambMi 1 ttrdi displayed in orderly, fumble-free view, Gratfr 1 P** several leatheis and Only $5.95 '- LORP BUXTON $TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. Phone 385-0047 UOHTMY, H1ImI§ Open Evenings till 9 p.m. -- Saturday till 6 p"1- CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AWJE4