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SUPPLEMENT TO McHENEY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 33 -FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1979 McHenry Forecast: "Bright Future" Chicago Tribune Urban Affairs reporter Stanley Ziemba projected a bright future for McHenry in the year 2000 at the Wednesday. Oct.. 25Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Crescent Bay Landing. Speaking to the largest crowd ever to attend a Chamber informative luncheon, Ziemba said predictions indicate that McHenry and the entire northwest suburban area of Chicago will continue to develop, although the pace will not be as great as it has been in recent years. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD (Continued from page 32) Wonder Lake, died at Loyola hospital, Chicago. May 22-Wonder Lake resident, Thomas R. McMillan, died at Rockford Memorial hospital at the age of 53. May 22-The,Rev. Roger W. Schneider officiated at services at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church for John A. Ziszik, 49, who died at McHenry hospital. May 24--A natjVe resident of Johnsburg, Pfrfer M. Freund, 88, died at iris home. May 2^-Mrs. Catherine A. Budona,/$4, died at her home after a sudden illness. May 27-Fifteen-year-old Michael Carl Diedrich, died unexpectedly at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. He made his home in Winder Lake. JUNE June 6-Whispering Oaks resident Francis J. Rodney, died at the age of 71. June' 7--Mrs. Anna Verhoeven, 82, died at McHenry hospital. June 8-Mass was offered at St. Patrick's Catholic church for Mrs. Mary E. Baxley, 45, who died in McHenry hospital. June 10-James F. Stine was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. He was 57 years - old. Wonder Lake resident, Reinhold P. Lin- demann, 69, died at north Riverwood center, Half Day. June 12--Fifty-eight-year-old Harold R. Kollenkark died at McHenry hospital. June 14--Chapel services were conducted by the Rev. Roger^W. Schneider of Sheph!l|ffSf the Hills Lutheran churclffor Charles J. Whitney, 73, who died in McHenry hospital. June 16-Mrs. Gisela J. Lippert, 49, died at McHenry hospital. June 17-Former McHenry resident, Helen McCurdy of Crystal Lake, died at Wood­ stock Residence at the age of 69. The mother of a McHenry man, Catherine W. Ohlson, 62, died at McHenry hospital. June 18--Three-year-old Rebecca Jeanne Rossi died at McHenry hospital as the result of a drowning accident. June 20~William H. Schmidt died at Harvard Rest home. McHenry resident Elias Midttomme died at the age of 77. Fifty-seven-year-old Leroy L. Varble died at his home in McHenry Shores. June 21--A native of McHenry, Mrs. Greeta Mae McCabe, 73, died at Owensboro- Davies County hospital, Ky. June 29--A native of McHenry area, Frank J. Adams, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, at the age of 83. June 30--A long time resident of the McHenry area, Edward J. Frett, died at McHenry hospital, at the age of 68. A Spring Grove resident. James H. Walters, 61, died at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. (Continued on page 34) IT * M MM M Courtesy It takes more than Great Cars to make a Great Dealership! Service 7 Truth ...And We Stnve Each Day To Build Our Dealership Better Than It Already Is. * Courtesy - We Know That Buying A New Car Is A Big Deci­ sion - And We Try To Help You Decide Which One Is Best For You! ft J * Service - We Back What We Sell You. If We Didn't, We Wouldn't Have the Thousands of Satisfied Customers We've Ser­ viced Through The Years. * Truth - A Simple Basic Ethic We Demand From Our Staff. Nothing More. Nothing Less. ^ Jim Payton CHEVROLET PAYTON CHEVROLET HWY. 31 SOUTH, McHENRY 815/385-2100 j OPEN I EVENINGS j TIL 9 _ ) ///////////////////I/I 11II11111111II