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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 1 May 1981, p. 4

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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - F Deaths J amfs JONKS .lames .1 Jones. 16, of Crystal I^ake. the brother of Mrs. .James < Margaret) Osmun of the MeHenry area. KIDAY, MAY 1,1981 I died Tuesday. April 28. at his home, following a long illness He was horn June 21. l%4. in Park Ridge, the son . <>f Allen Pale and Margaret Julia 'Manceli Jones The former Crystal l.ake Central high school student is survived by his parents: a brother Allen Dale Jones. Jr : and three sisters, in addition 'n Mrs Osmun. Elizabeth. Janet and Mary. <»f Crystal I^ike Funeral services will be held Friday at the Querhammer funeral home. Crystal I.ake and interment wiil be in the Crystal I^ke Cnion cemetery ROBERT KELLER Robert S. Keller. 66. a former summer resident of MeHenry. and recently of 299 Bayview road. Elgin. Ill 60120. died Monday. April 27. at Rochester. Minn. He is survived by his wife Catherine, nee Bishop, three children and 11 grand­ children Funeral services will be held Friday at the O'Connor spurgeons DRESS & SKIRT SET SALE HURRY... SAU DIBS S«NDAY, MAY 3 Every Dress & Skirt Set In Stock Are On Sale! Violles, Linen-Looks, Poly Sheers, Florals, Checks, & Flock Dots. In Junior Missy, & Half Sizes. •s * % ^ d* if • T ^ <x?Z" 3 WAYS TO CHARGE . McHENRY MARKET PLACE 385-4100 funeral home. Elgin. Visitation was scheduled for Thursday from 3 to 5 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. CHRISTINE JEPSON Christine Jep6on. 60. 5123 W. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake, died Tuesay. April 28. at MeHenry hospital. She was born Jan. 18. 1921. in Louisville, Ky., the daughter of Jewett and Margaret (Hombach) Wood. Mrs Jepson was a 20-year resident of the MeHenry area: belonged to the Fifst Raptist church. MeHenry; and was a 12-year employee of Brake Parts company. Survivors .include her husband G Stanley Jepson. whom she married May 5. 1978; three daughters. Mrs Evelyn Hurd. Wonder Lake: Mrs Heinz (Nellie) Bausbach. Mundelein; and Mrs John (Nancy) Reynolds. Wonder Lake, five sons. Howard Watkins. Rolling Meadows: Jessie Watkins. MeHenry: Billy Watkins. Delavan. Wis.; Johnnie Watkins. Wonder Lake and Michael Watkins. Wonder Lake Other survivors are 23 grandchildren: one great­ grandchild; a sister. Mrs. Nettie Curtsinger of Florida; and two brothers. Russell and Bill Wood of Louisville. Ky She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother Funeral services will be conducted Fridav. 10 a.m.. at the George R Justen & Son funeral home with the Rev Ralph Cetak of the First Baptist church of­ ficiating. Interment will follow in the Wauconda cemetery Visitation was scheduled for Thursday, after 2:30 p.m.. at the funeral home. Memorials are requested to the Muscular Dystrophy association. AGNES WRORLEWSKI Agnes R Wroblewski. 91. a resident of Pistakee Highlands. MeHenry for the past 28 years, and a long time resident of Chicago, died Monday. April 27. at St. T h e r e s e h o s p i t a l . Waukegan She was born in Chicago. Dec 24. 1889 Mrs. Wroblewski was a long time member of St. Hyacinth Catholic church. Chicago and St. John *he Raptist Catholic church. Johnsburg Survivors are two sons. Charles of Chicago and Theodore of McHenrv; four daughters. Mrs. Henry < M a r g a r e t ) W a l d i n . MeHenry: Mrs Clarence (Elinor) Zehnle. Arizona; Mrs Howard (Harriet) Wilson. MeHenry; and Mrs Howard <Loretta> Zyburt. Morton Grove; 19 grand­ children: 13 great­ grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild Other survivors are a sister. Mrs Helen Jesky of Oak I^awn, 111 and a sister- in-law. Sr. Mary Theodore STRANGER THAN FICTION Solaramir I and Anthartus Hoi; meeting of the Sub-committee of Enforcement and Execution; to Theos I. By your order to the Committee, the life forms on Carstarus D4 were to be extinguished. This Sub-committee requests that such order be reviewed. The Committee's report to you found that "...Nowhere in the galaxy has this Committee seen such foolishness and disaster. The Hfe forms refuse to acknowledge your authority; they reject your counsel; they spurn your messengers. They have listened only to their own voice, with the result that they fight among each other, destroy the planet, and are sunk deep in despair and rebellion." In drawing near the planet to execute the order, this Sub­ committee observed that some of the life forms have since listened to the warning of your messengers. They have turned away from their rebellion and independence and turned toward you. They have accepted your authority. Knowing your mercy, this Sub-committee thought you would want to review the changed factual situation before execution of the order. Theos I; to the Sub-committee. You did well. 1 have compassion on all who turn to me. The order is rescinded. This account is based on a true story, recorded in the book of Jonah, chapter three. ADV. All-mohll Vibn Groompr II m.issagps carp< tinq ,»t over 20 000 pulsations a minute --^ Mak ing t t i n i a t u r c waves i n ca rpe ts t h i s ac t i on l oosens deep q r i t ( o r b rushes to wh i sk ou t (QmwmM gets out the deep-down dirt Dirt empties into top of clog-resistant disposable dust bag, falls tp bottom In a separate compart­ ment. Wide, bright headlight helps discover dirt in darkest comers. Exclusive 6-position Dial-A-Nap" control is easy to reach, , adjusts front end of cleaner for best overall performance. NOW ONLY $92oo MODEL 14S9A INCLUDES It.tS ATTACHMENTS Lee & Ray Electric 1 0 0 5 N F r o n t ( S o u t h R t o 3 1 MeHenry III 385-0882 Wroblewski of Resurrection home in Niles. She was preceded in death by her husband Stanley ; one son Stanley, two brothers. Frank and John: and six sisters. Rose. Martha. Nettie, Frances. Pearl and Marie. A funeral Mass was held 10 am Thursday, at St. Hyacinth church and in­ terment followed at St. Adalbert's cemetery, Niles. Visitation was Wednesday at the K. K. Hamsher funeral home. Fox Lake. Ixiri Lyn and Gerald Lee Pride. 1619 Indian Ridge. MeHenry became parents of their first daughter April 27." and named her Stephanie Lvn The baby girl was born at McHenrv hospital and weighed 7 lbs . 15 oz She has a brother Christopher Maternal grandparents are Dorothy and Russell Porter of McHenrv Dorothy Pride of Ingleside is the paternal grandmother A baby girl was born at MeHenry hospital. April 25. to John and Joan Sytsma, 3907 Maple. MeHenry The nine pound infant was named Julie and she has a brother Scott and a sister Angie Angela Marie is the name chosen by Gregory and Ruthann Pittner of MeHenry for their third child. The 6 lbs . 6 oz baby, the couple's first daughter, was born at MeHenry hospital April 24. She was welcomed home by her two brothers, Gene, age six. and 2-year-old James Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garifi of MeHenry. Mr. and Mrs John Pittner of Manassas, Va. are the paternal grandparents James and Judy Eads, :r707 Main street. MeHenry, announce the birth of their first child on April 21. James Raymond Eads, Jr was born 11:29 p.m:, at MeHenry hospital and weighed 6 lbs.. 14 oz. Maternal ~ grandparents are Mr and Mrs. I,awerence Kasper of Island I^ake. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wm. DiGiorgio of MeHenry and James Eads of Chicago logal Notice The Board of Education of McHennr Community High School District No 156 will receive sealed bids on Towels for the 1981-82 school vear Bids will be accepted until 11:00 a m Friday. May 15, 1981 Specifications may be 'obtained at the Boara of Education Office, 3926 W Main St.. 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