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PAGE 36 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1981 What started as a small press conference to announce a "Pro- Family" conference in Johnsburg next October turned into a mild shouting spree In Pearl street park Wednesday morning. Phyllis Schlafly, well known opponent of the Equal Rights amendment, appeared on behalf of an ad hoc committee to talk to the press about the Fall conference on "Pro-Family". Members of the League of Women Voters and Business ft Professional Women's clubs appeared with pro-ERA placards. Because of the absence of a microphone, it became necessary for club and league members to make their feelings known by shouting. STAFF PHOTOS-ANTHONY OLIVER Phyllis Schlafly. nationally known Equal Rights amendment opponent, is shown in the Pearl street park Wednesday morning being interviewed by a member of the media. This year saw the beginning of a "Traffic Enforcement And Management" program in McHenry, which was designed to educate the public and to reduce the number of traffic collisions on major thoroughfares. The TEAM car of the McHenry Police department is distinctively marked and equipped with the latest radar equipment. The program also sent three officers to Accident Investigation school. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Feb. 25 - Ronald Tiess, 39, of Pistakee Highlands, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. James J. Collins, Jr., 54, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 27 - Paul W. Funk, 80, Adam's Bros. Radiator Sorvico BRINGING YOU THE VERY BEST IN RADIATOR, AUTO HEATER & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE SINCE 1955 When There Has Been A Need For Radiator/Auto Heater Or Air Conditioning Service, People Have Always Looked To Adam's Bros. Radiator Service For Expert Craftsmanship And Service. ADAM'S BROS. RADIATOR SERVICE 3006 W. RTE. 120-McHENRY 385-0783 of Griswold Lake, died at the VA hospital, Downey. Feb. 28 - Charles A. Sodergren, 72, of Wonder Lake, died at the wonoatock Residence. Eric N. An­ derson, 73, passed away -at Libertyville Manor Nursing home. A former resident of McHenry, Sally Olsen, 88, died at the Town Hall Estates Nursing home, Wauconda. MARCH March 1- Elsie E. John­ son, 91, of Hampton court, McHenry, died in the McHenry hosp i t a l emergency room. Ruth D. Smith of Sunnyside Estates, McHenry, died at her home at the age of 85. March 2 - Emma A. Roberts, 80, died in the Winchester House, Liber­ tyville. March 7 - Marie Robin­ son, 79, of Wonder Lake, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. March 8 - A longtime resident of McHenry and Harvard, Maude A. Hoffman passed away at the age of 79. A former Wonder Lake resident, Theresa M. Cochran, died in Gottlieb hospital, Melrose Park. March 9 - Louis Hopper, 74, died in McHenry hospital. March 11 - A former Wonder Lake resident, Harold E. Reiker, 89, died at Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. Hilda Powers, 75, died in McHenry hospital. March 12 - William R. Blenner, Sr., 87, died at McHenry hospital. March 13 - Mrs. Evelyn Nichols, 81, of McCulloin Lake, died in the Woodstock Residence. March 14 - Addie O. Gardner, 93, of Solon Mills, died at the Golden Years Nursing home in Walworth, Wis. Her brother, Duane Overton, 96, of Richmond, psssed away one and a half hours later in McHenry hospital. Death claimed Esther Dueringer McNeely, 84, of Woodland Park. Karl Haisani, 70, died in the Woodstock Residence. March 18 - Virgil San- <ttdge, 89, died at his home in 25, of Ingleside, died at Lake Forest hospital. March 18 - Harry A. Tuft, 70, died suddenly in mcHenry nospiiai. March 19 - Daniel W. Robson, 50, died suddenly in McHenry hospital. March 20 - Richard C. Wilhelm, 50, died suddenly in McHenry hospital. March 23 - Alice Prorok, 75, died in Carestoel Professional Care center. March 28 - A lifelong resident of the area, Joseph J. Klapperich, 83, died in McHenry hospital. Mildred M. Mann, 77, died in McHenry hospital. March 27 -- Paul N Gaspers, 82, of Wauconda, died at Downey VA hospital, North Chicago. March 29 - James W. Cassidy, Wonder Lake, na«w(j away. March 31 - A lifelong resident of Ringwood, Ethel M. Wiedrich, 71, died at Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. APRIL April 1-Earl L. Wick, 71, a 15-year resident of the McHenry area, died following a long illness. April 6-Gloria R. Vanek, 54, died at her home in McHenry. Carl M. Prussing, 87, died in Carestoel Professional Care center April 7-Charles Anschutz, 73, died in McHenry hospital. April 8- John Eric Friedlund, 78, died at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge. Apr i l 12--El izabe th Tony an, at 100, believed to be the oldest resident of the immedia te McHenry community, died at her home on Bay road, McHenry. April 14-Lorraine M. Hutchinson, 50, died at Univers i ty hosp i t a l , Madison, Wis. Joseph Tonyan, 87, of Crystal Lake, died at the Carestoel Professional Care center. A lifetime resident of Solon Mills, William B. Gardner, 89, died at his home. April 15-Shirley M. Doherty, 57, died in McHenry hosp i t s l . Katherine Brown, 88, died in . McHenry* hospital. McHenry s "Team" Approach * • i Roci /Unpp An autnmnhilp Residence. An automobile accident resulted in the death cf Louise Stilling Wahl, 59. Feb. 16 -- Alice V. Fleming, 91, died at McHenry hospital. Feb. 17 - Death claimed Lorraine Edinger, 73, at McHenry hospital. Irene B. Millet, 77, died in the Har­ vard hospital. Feb. 18 - Charles William Schild, 77, of Wonder Lake, passed away at Memorial hosp i t a l , Woods tock , Thomas F. Helsdon, 91, died at this home in Whispering Oaks. Feb. 19 - Samuel J. Miller, 81, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 21 - Florence Mulholland, 84, passed away at the Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake. Feb. 20 - Charles Schereck, 68, Spring Grove, died at Veterans Ad­ ministration Medical center, Chicago.