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r We Are Proud^^ of our Fine Lines of Beautiful Clothing for Women. eneuieve 5 * SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLA1NDEALER - PAGE 31 -FRIDAY. JANUARY 19. 1979 $150,000 Blaze Destroys Barn The roof of the barn at the Gordon Stede farm. 4213 N. Pioneer road, is engulfed by flames as firemen from McHenry Companies One and Two hurry to attach hoses to portable water tank. Trucks from Richmond. Spring Grove and Wonder Lake Fire departments helped transport over 149,000 gallons of water from a nearby factory to fight the fire. The blase completely destroyed the structure and damage was estimated to be in excess of $140,000. Firemen were able to contain the fire and did not allow it to spread to nearby|buiidings on the premises. STAFF PHOTO-JSiAYNE GAYLORD ily (Continued from page Bickler, 63, died at Holy F« hospital, DesPlaines. March 12-Injuries sustaif in an auto accident claimed the life of Robert J. Sundby, 20. March 13-Merle C. Davis, 64, retired lieutenant colonel in the Marine corps, died in McHenry hospital. * March 14-Mrs. Alice H. Langworthy, 82, who made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Alvin Schaefer, died at McHenry hospital. Lakeland Park resident, Joseph Pokalski, 70, died at McHenry hospital. March 15--A summer resident of Emerald Park subdivision, McHenry, since 1899, Mrs. Mary Stangarone, 91, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. March 17~Clara E. Scholl, 86, died £t Carestoel of McHenry. March 19-An area resident for more than 20 years, Mrs. Josephine M. Crilly, 50, died at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. March 22--Spring Grove resident Lillian M. Heraty, 70, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock March 23-Vera Whiting, 82, died at Carestoel Professional Care center. , M a r c h 2 4 - - P i s t a k e e Highlands resident, Harold J. Neeleman, 63, died at McHenry hospital. March 25-After an extended illness, Clara Nell, 78, died at her home on Park street. March 27--A longtime resident of Volo, Karl A. Haydam, died at his home at the age of 71. March 31~Ludwig C. Zuber, 75, -died at Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake. James H. Williamson, 72, of Whispering Oaks, died at McHenry hospital. APRIL April 1--A former long time McHenry resident, Anthony J (Bud) Weyland, 62, died at Presbyterian hospital, Dallas, Tex. April 2--Arthur Buikema, 65, died at Holy Family hospital, DesPlaines. Eighty-nine year old Stanley H. Beall, Rich­ mond, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. April 4~Lakemoor resident Walter Biehl died at Woodstock Residence at the age of 89. April 8--Mrs. Lillian M. Carlson, 67, died at McHenry hospital. Mass was offered at St. Patrick's Catholic church for John J. Joyce, 67, who died at Illinois Masonic hospital, Chicago. April 9-Spring Grove area * resident, Fred E. Heuer, died at Veterans Administration hospital, North Chicago, at the age of 69. April 10-Charles T. Secord, 67, died unexpectedly at McHenry hospital. April 11-Former McHenry resident, Mrs. Anna Geier, 87, died at the home of her grand niece in Westmont, 111. April 12-Albert Wilczewaki, Pistakee Highlands, died at McHenry hospital. April 13--A Wonder Lake woman, Harriet Zabielski, was pronounced dead at McHenry hospital following a fire at her home. April 14--A McHenry high school East campus English teacher's husband, Fred Robert Allegretti, 26, was killed in an automobile accident in Lake county. April 15-An ton Blazek, 77, died at McHenry hospital. April 16-A 20-year McHenry resident, Harriet T. Pasierb, died at McHenry hospital at the age of 65. Albert Carlson, 71, of Wonder Lake, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. April 18-Mrs. Clara V. Lenard, 79, died at Carestoel Nursing Care center. Prior to her death she had made her home at the Robert A. Justen home (Continued on page 32) We at Genevieve's would like you to know-that you can find the finest selec­ tion of women's apparel in tfe»is area at our shop. We pride ourselves on staying on top of fashion, yet fir­ mly believe in tfae^^^ifiiyer- stated classic ^chic lo^ks that set the pace for today's women. Dresses, pant- suits, blouses, sweaters, slacks, lingerie, robes, hosiery, bras, girdles, jewelry, pur­ ses, - you name it, we have it. SERVING YOUR SINCE 1938 1315 N. RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY. ILL. 385-0238