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PAGE 14 - PLA1NDEALER • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1977 Deaths .VIAIMiAltET I.AVKl.l.i. Margaret <Russ> Lavellc of McHenry died Sunday, Dec. 11, in Streator, III. where she had resided for over 5(1 years. She was the daughter of the late .I B and Elizabeth 'Wirfsi lluss. In 1»I4, she married Mike l»ivcllc who preceded her in (loath. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs George Diederich, and three grandchildren, all of Streator, and two sisters, Mayme Buss and Mrs. John 'Vera) Hensley, both of McHenry. In addition to her husband, she was preceded jn death by a son, Maurice l^avelle. in 1956. Funeral services were scheduled for Ham. Tuesday, Dec. 13, at St Anthony church, Streator, with burial at the church cemetery JOHN SVALANDER Memorial services were held at the First Congregational church of Crystal Lake Mon­ day, T)ec. 12, for John Svalander. Mr. Svalander, 52, was pronounced dead on arrival at Northwest Com­ munity hospital Tuesday, Dec. 6, as a result of injuries sustained in an auto accident. A former McHenry resident, he made his home at 83 Wood­ stock, Crystal Lake. ; Mr. Svalander was born in Gothem, Sweden Sept. 30, 1925, the son of Tage and Esther ;Taube> Svalander. • In recent years, he and his wife. Judith Conway, operated a dance studio in McHenry. At the time of his death, he was co-artistic director of the Bicentennial dance theatre of McHenry county; manager of Scandinavian Design at the Woodfield Mall; and a member of the Swedish National Touring Dan^e theatre of Sweden. • . - He married Judith <Conway) Dec. B, 1969, in Eapland, Sweden, who survives. He also leaves three sons, Ralph. Stefan, and Ian Svalander of Sweden; one grandson; a sister, Mrs. Ingalarin Zachrisson; and two brothers. Bo Nyberg and Christian Svalander, all of Sweden. The family requests memorial contributions made to the Bicentennial Dance theatre, c-o the McHenry State bank. , KOBEKT II. SORENSEN The K.K. Hansher funeral home of Fox Lake held 11 o'clock chapel services Mon­ day, Dec. 12, for Robert H. Sorensen, the father of Ted (Skip* Sorensen of McHenry. Mr Sorensen, 53, of Fox Lake, died at McHenry hospital Thursday. Dec H Mr Sorensen was born Feb 27, 1924, in Chicago He was a World War II Army veteran and employed by Baxter Lab as a mold maker for 7 years He was a member of Trinity Lutheran church of Long Lake, and the Fox Lake Lions club. His wife, Marian 'Peterson) Sorensen survives along with his son, Ted of McHenry; two daughters, Mrs. Howard 'Karen) Tisch of Crystal Lake and Jean Marie Sorensen at home; a granddaughter; his mother, Mrs. Mabel Sorensen of Fox Lake; and two sisters, Mrs. Charles (Jo Anne) Gumprechtof Crystal Lake and Mrs. Donald (Marilyn) Wagner of McHenry. He was preceded in death by his father, Emil. Interment was at Irving Park cemetery, Chicago. In lieu of flowers, memorial con­ tributions may be made to the Lions of Illinois foundation. JOSEPH II. KELLY Wonder !>ake resident Joseph II. Kelly. 63, was pronounced dead on arrival Friday af­ ternoon. Dec. 9, at McHenry hospital. He had made his home at 8801 Coral road. Mr. Kelly was born in Chicago Jan. 10, 1914, the son of Peter and Elizabeth (Voss> Kelly. . He was employed as a lithographer at Ball Metal and Decorating company of Chicago for 40 years until retirement in 1974. Mr Kelly was a Wonder Lake summer resident for 10 years and had lived there per­ manently for the past 3 years. He was a member of Local 245 Graphic Arts union and the Woodstock Moose Lodge 1329. His widow, Irene (Klasen) Kelly whom he married Aug 28, 1943, in Chicago, survives. . Mass was offered at Christ the King Catholic church Wonder Lake, Tuesday, with burial in the church cemetery Arrangements were handled by Schneider. I^eucht. Merwin and Cooney funeral home, Woodstock. A REMINDER 10 OUR LAY-A-WAY CUSTOMERS Don't forget to pick up your lay-a-way soon. Time is running out and we wouldn't want to dissappoint anyone on your Chistmas list. Thank You. 4400 W. RTE. 120-McHENRY RTE. 47 S COUNTRY CLUB RD.-WOODSTOCK All steel agitator Model U4095 Carpet selector CONVERTIBLE Upright Vacuum Cleaner CAST ALUMINUM CHASSIS The Hoover J Dial-A-Matic with ' Automatic Power Drive! *189 Model U6093 Model U4101 ACTION-GRIP RIGID BAG HOUSING FULL BAG INDICATOR LIGHT WIDE ANGLE HEADLIGHT EDGE-CLEANING SUCTION POWER HOOVER TRIPLE ACTION CONVERTIBLE Upright Vacuum Cleaner All-Steel Agitator Vow Cm Ch«ofr FULL-TIME EDGE CLEANING COMPLETE WITH 9 PICCe .. POWER-SEAL f CUM--IP ATTACHMENTS CAREY Appliance SALES SERVICE 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 McHenry VKROMCA KI.KIN A longtime area resident Veronica (Tippy) Klein of 37 S. Rt. 12, Fox Lake, died Monday, Dec. 12, at Seminole Memorial hospital at the age of 65. Mrs. Klein was born Oct. 23, 1912, the daughter of William and Chrisfina (Weber) Britz. A Fox Lake resident for the past 31 years, she had formerly lived in Johnsburg and Spring Grove. She was a member of St. Bede's Catholic church, Ingleside, and the church Sanctuary Sodality, the Fox l*ake Garden club, the Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Agatha Court 777, the Fox Lake Chamber of Commerce and the lx)tus Women's club. , She was a former member of St. Peter's Catholic church. Spring Grove, St. John's the Baptist Catholiff church, Johnsburg, former director of the Fox Lake library board and a former Fox Lake Lioness. She served as president in many of the organizations. At one time, she was a correspondent for the McHenry Plaindealer. She married Arthur M. Klein Oct. 26, 1932, in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. He survives along with three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Jane) Misiek of Fox Lake, Mrs. Wendell (Patricia) Gardner of Deltona, Fla. and Mrs. John 'Peggy) Craver of Schaum- berg: four grandsons; one granddaughter; three brothers, Ben Britz of Florida, Henry Britz of Rockford and Norman Britz of Noble. Ill; four sisters; Frances Prosser and Marie Miller, both of Ingelside, Nora Klaus and Shirley Bereiter, both of Fox Lake; and many nieces and nephews. Mrs. Klein was preceded in death by an infant son,an infant daughter, and'three brothers. A memorial Mass was scheduled at St. Bede's Catholic church, Ingleside, Wednesday. Dec. 14. There was no visitation. In lieu of flowers, the family requested Masses in the name of the deceased. Arrangements were handled by the K.K. Hamsher funeral home. Fox Lake. IIKKMAN G. KRAPF Herman G. Krapf, 69, of 4410 W. Ashley drive. Whispering Oaks, McHenry, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Tuesday, Dec. 12. Mr. Krapf was born in IjAVerne, N.D. May 22,1908, the son of George and Rose (Siegle) Krapf. He had been a McHenry resident for the past 4 years after retirement as a dairy farmer in Burlington, Wis. Survivors include his wife, Frida (Stettner) whom he married Oct. 3, 1931, in Chicago; a son, Howard H. Krapf of Westchester, III. and a brother, Edwin Krapf of San Diego, Ca. The Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home scheduled visiting hours Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Rev.' Herman Graef of the Zion Lutheran church was scheduled to of­ ficiate at chapel services Wednesday at 1 p.m. with burial at Woodland cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Zion Lutheran Memorial fund. .IOSKPII S. GFKAMBIO Services were held at St. Priscilla Catholie church, Chicago. Monday, Dec. 12, for Joseph S. Gerambia of 1620 N. Pleasant avenue, Lakeland Park, McHenry. Mr. Gerambio died at Harvard Memorial hospital Thursday, Dec. 8, at the age of 62. Mr Gerambio was born Dec. 18. 1914. His widow, Helen (Schafer) Gerambio survives as well as a son. Thomas; three grand­ children; his mother, Mary Gerambio; two brothers, Michael and Frank Gerambio; and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Jennie) Caponetto and Josephine. He was preceded in death by his father, Vito, and a sister. Burial was at St. Joseph cemetery. River Grove. Local arrangements were handled by the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home. Land Purehase . To Be Considered For Conservation The regular meeting of the board of trustees of the McHenry County Conservation district, originally scheduled for 7 p.m. Dec. 15 in the offices of the district, 142-4 Washington street, Woodstock, has been cancelled and rescheduled for 7 p.m. Dec. 22. As part of the public agenda of this rescheduled meeting the trustees will take action on the purchase of Vulcan Materials site 470 located in Section 2 and II of Algonquin township. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Model Railroad Show' NATURAL VITAMINS SUPPLEMENTS I-NEW- I ORGANIC MEATS INGRID'S HEALTH MART A NATURAL FOOD CENTER \XT - \ MON. THRU SAT. 9:30-5:30 13 W. GRAND AVE. FOX LAKE, ILL. 60020 312/507-6266 Health Tip Snow Shoveling The winter snows are here again, and millions of householders are faced once again with clearing walks and driveways for access to the street. It's hard for the American male to accept, but the chances are that the lady of the house is in better physical condition than her office worker husband for clearing away the season's first snowfall. An hour or two of daily pushing mop and broom keeps milady in good shape for snow shoveling. Snow shoveling requires a lot of energy and muscle. Pushing a stalled auto out of a snow bank is even more demanding. Once again the American Medical association reminds men of middle age and beyond, especially those who are overweight and lead sedentary lives, to take it easy in clearing away the snow from walks and drives. If you're in reasonably good (health, snow shoveling may I actually be good exercise - if I you take it easy. This could mean getting up half an hour earlier on the morning of a fresh snow fall, to allow time | for leisurely shoveling, with | frequent brief rest periods. The {frantic, hurried approach to • clearing the drive in an effort to get to the office on time most definitely is not good for health. , Most common serious health rresult! of overexertion from [snow shoveling is a heart at- j tack. If your physical condition is such that you are already prone to heart attack, the extra One of the best shows in town right now - and it's free - Is the model railroad show going on at McHenry Savinp and Lei* association. Both current and vintage Lionel train equipment ii featured in this fourth annual display at McHenry Savings, whWi is open to the public during regular office hours and continuing to Saturday, Dec. 17. Locomotives and cars from the 'SO's and Wi can be seen alongside the newest train, the 1977 version of fhi Southern Railway's Crescent Limited. Operating O gauge and HO gauge layouts are set up for those who want some action. Railroad memorabilia is also on display. Most of the train equipment at the show is owned by veteran collectors. Jack Keller and Kenneth Dowell, of Wauconda and Gilbert B. Tosch of DesPlaines. All are members of the Train Collectors association, dedicated *10 preserving the classic examples of the model railroad art. 8TAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD exertion can trigger it. If your heart is sound, it likely won't be damaged Unless you have had a recent checkup, however, you cannot be certain that you aren't a likely candidate for heart trouble. Take it easy. Don't be ashamed to invest in a machine that blows or scrapes aside the snow with the power of a small engine substituting for muscle power. Or don't hesitate to hire the neighborhood lad from down the street to shovel walks. Snow shoveling can be good for you, if you use common sense. Light exercise and fresh air in the winter are important ytv6 to maintaining health. Just don't overdo it. CAR FIRE ; . A car fire was reported at 2:55 p.m. at 7711 Beaver road, Wonder Lake, where Fred Sunderlage said he had just backed his vehicle from the garage to let it warm up, when the engine caught fire. The Wonder Lake Fire departmc, was called to put It" $3 TURN ONS * 1 A Pro-Christmas Sale Wide assortment of gourmet cooking utensils, foods 8 wine. PRICES REDUCED! Save on Christmas Sifts •Moon Food Processor From France (one left) $225 value 175°° •Lt C reuse! 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