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\ PAGE 8^FLAINDEALER -FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1982 DEATHS JULIA VARESE Julia Varese, 58, * 4504 Garden Quarter apartments, died in her residence Wednesday, Jan. 20. She was born June 30, 1923, in Centerville, la., to Lewis and Teresa (Mascarro) VareSe Ms. Varese was a resident of Mc Henry 18 years, for­ merly of Chicago, where she had worked 20 years as a supervisor for the White Cap Mfg. Co. Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. John (Mary) Carta of Chicago, Mrs. Nellie Bac- zynski of Novato, Calif., Mrs. Jean Marquart of' Mission Viejo, Calif, and Mrs. Albert (Delia) Scaglione of Berwyn, 111. IHso surviving are four brothers, Joseph of Cen­ terville, la., Anthony, Ralph and John, all of McHenry; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a brother Fred, 1963; Angeline Cannizza, 1928; and her parents. Visitation was tentatively set for Sunday afternoon and BUY NOW AT LOWEST PRICES EVER! 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Mrs. Sundt was a resident of the Lakemoor area over 25 years. She is survived by a (daughter, Mrs. George (Mathilda) Kangles of Chicago; a son Warren Sundt of Brodhead, Wis.; and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her husband Ernest preceded her in death in August, 1963. She was also preceded in death by a son Ernest Jr., August, 1981; a son Edward, November, 1979 and a daughter Winifred Arnold. Visitation, funeral ser­ vices and interment were private and arrangements were handled by the George R. Justen & Son funeral home. EDWARD SASS Edward J. Sass, 83, 601 S. Bally road, McHenry, died Wednesday, Jan. 20, at Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake. Mr. Sass is survived by his wife Helen. Visitation will be held Friday afternoon and evening at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home. A Funeral Mass - will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, at St. Mary's church. LAWRENCE WICKSTROM Lawrence A. Wickstrom, 1801 W. Indian Ridge drive, S u n n y s i d e e s t a t e s , McHenry, died late Tuesday, Jan. 19, at . McHenry hospital. He was 51 years old, born in Superior, Wis. Mar. 30, 1930, the son of William and Idabelle (Jordan) Wickstrom. Mr. Wickstrom lived in the McHenry area about 20 years, having come from Wisconsin. He had been employed as a mechanic for Arnold May builders, Rich­ mond. Survivors are his wife S h i r l e y ( B a l l o w e ) Wickstrom; two stepsons, Tim Ballowe of McHenry and Tom Ballowe of Libertyville, 111.; a step­ daughter, Mrs. John (Terry) Bailey of McHenry; eight step-grandchildren and a sister in Seattle, Wash. A brother preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m„ Friday in the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home, with Pagtor Thomas Lowery of the First United Methodist church officiating and burial in W o o d l a n d c e m e t e r y , McHenry. Visitation was scheduled from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. MARGARET ROMANO" Margaret Schuberth Romano, wife of the late Frank J. Romano, died Saturday, Jan. 16. She is survived by her children, Frank J. Jr. (Patricia), Henry S. (Patricia) and Eugene C. (Renee) Romano; a sister Charlotte Bacon; 15 grand­ children and eight great­ grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother, Elmer H. Schuberth. » Visitation was held at Donnellan-Fitzgerald- Franklin funeral home, 10045 Skokie boulevard, from 3 to 9 p.m. Monday. The family and friends met at St. Joan of Arc church Tuesday at 10 a.m., where a Mass was celebrated. In­ terment was in St. Mary cemetery, McHenry. POSTPONE AUCTION The Elks Lodge No. 1043 in Woodstock has announced that its annual charity auction has been rescheduled from Jan. 23 to itJan. 30 due to the inclement weather. Those who have items to donate for the auction will now have ad­ ditional time to drop them off at the lodge hall. All dinner tickets for the buffet style supper marked Jan. 23 w i l l b e h o n o r e d o n t h e thirtieth. Forget iSfltW CADtUAC PONTIACINC. (g1I)3»$-3T80 © everything you know about water conditioners. WHY? ONLY KINETICO * This One Is Different to Electricity KMETICO is tlx ONLY wtonatic water conditioner that ists N electricity! A fertile water •eter toes it all! Ueitei States Pateat He. 2.891.552 Twin Softening Tanks AH other hone water ceariitioeers kave only one softeiing tank! (MEXICO'S twin tanks alternate se yon are never wittrant soft water An EXCLUSIVE kenefit tkat is impassible with sinfle tank systen: MOW WB I M» IN MSVLCT LOCALLY! Specifications Klnetlco Culllgan Miracle Sears Electricity No Yes Yes Are tim»ri, computers or tensors required? No Yes Yes Yes 1* Slxe of Unit Needed Sated Upon Number In Family? 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St. Clara's Court No. 569, W.C.O.F., celebrated its twenty-sixth anniversary in St. Mary's hall. Mrs. Kate Worts, who is serving her fourth year as chief ranger, was presented with a gift. The court was organized by Mrs. John H. Miller and Mrs. Catherine Schneider on Jan. 4, 1906, and had 20 charter members. At present it has a membership of about 200. Thomas A. Bolger of McHenry and B. T. Winn of Ringwood were elected directors from their locals at the meeting of the Pure Milk association of McHenry County held at Crystal Lake. Over 900 members were present at the annual meeting. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 15, 1942). A change in ownership of one of this city's oldest business houses took place Jan. 1,1942, when Joseph W. Freund, who has conducted a clothing and men's store in West McHenry for over 50 years, sold the business to his son-in-law, Homer G. Fitzgerald. Mr. Fitzgerald had been an employee of Mr. Freund for about five years. Mr. Freund marked the fiftieth year of business in the same building on Oct. 23, 1940. Eleanor Althoff, R.N., and Betty Althoff, student nurse at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Althoff. Hebron's county cham­ pionship basketball team came to town and breezed to a win over our high school squad by a 40 to 30 score. of MR. GOODWRENCH RECOMMENDS... A YEARLY 4 POINT MAJOR DRAKE INSPECTION ; TO HELP YOUR CAR THRU WINTER SLUSH AND SPRING RAINS. HAVE YOU HAD YOUR DRAKES CHECKED?\p£n Coupon TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files January 10, 1957). At the regular meeting of the City Council, arrangements were com­ pleted with the Public Service company for greatly i m p r o v e d l i g h t i n g throughout the city. This change will be in the overhead lights where many blocks are now considered too dark for the safety of women and children. The county board of MAJOR BRAKE INSPECTION SPECIAL With Coupon Only! Good Until 1-25-82 *Remove and Replace Wheels WAS *Check Pads and Shoes *29" Value *Lube Front Calibers $ 1 JI95 *Lube Brake Shoes and Linkage now 2 X 4 X 3 CONSTRUCTION S M C 3 0 $ A y& Yz DRVUUALL.,. SM/e*t&. 1 SSha SAVE IJt CAS« and CARRY/ • TUNE-UP SPECIAL * (REGULAR CAS ENGINES ONLY) WITH COUPON ONLY-GOOD UNTIL 1-25-82 CADILLAC V8 75-81 PONTIAC V8 75-81 WAS 51.90 NOW PLUS PARTS g TAX CADILLAC V6 75-81 PONTIAC V6 75-81 WAS 43.95 $2395 PLUS PARTS « TAX IA Above Specials Valid With Coupon Only |NE| pALES| DEPT. HOURS' taOHTHURS W FRIM •SAT 9-5 ICLOSED SUN Keep that Great GM feeling with genuine GM parts SBMCE PARTS New CMS Used Cars Financing Rustprooting Insurance BT 120 TO WOODSTOCK RT 120 TO FOX LAKE (115) 385*000 SERVICE 0EPT 7:30 5:00. M0N. FRI (•15) 315 3700 CADILLAC PONTIAC In McHenry* X* &PREE Ci (SAVINGS OfSDjo) in dock panels onkj N A A • 12 MCHENRY SPRING GROVE 815 * 675*6666 supervisors learned that an estimated 17 miles of new blacktop will be constructed during 1957. This is the largest road construction improvement in the county in any one year to date. No road in this immediate area was named. St. Peter's parish of Spring Grove won the fourth annual parish basketball tour­ nament, sponsored by the McHenry Council Knights of Columbus at McHenry. Paced by Eon May with 17 points and Loren Miller with 16, St. Peter's easily defeated St. Patrick's of McHenry by a score of 65-37. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 21, 1972). The City Council's concern over need for a land fill area for disposal of sludge from the sewage disposal plant has been heightened by instructions from the State of Illinois. With expectation of the plant being completed during the coming summer, the City Council is faced with a real problem. The council is seeking approval of the petition of Wiwam DeVries for land fill operations at a site northwest of Woodstock. U. S. Senator Charles M. Percy spoke on the condition of the economy during a press conference at the Anthony Varese home. The Warrior Cagers dropped two crucial games and slipped into third place. They lost to Barrington and North Chicago. Underwriters Set To Meet Legislators . The McHenry County Association of Life Un­ derwriters will meet at the Branded Steak House, Rt. 31 and 14, Jan. 22 at 9 a.m., announced James Longh- way, CLU, president. Longh- way further announced that Senator Jack Schaefer and Reps. Jill Zwick and Dick Klemm have accepted in­ vitations % attend this meeting for the purpose of d i s c u s s i n g c u r r e n t legislation that pertains to insurance matters. "All members are urged to attend", stated Longhway and we especially extend an invitation to non-member agents to attend this meeting to meet their legislators and express their views on in- ince legislation. * • • • ispicion leads many people into many mis­ takes. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Changes In Schedule To Patrons of Com monwoalth Edison Company Commonwealth Edison Com­ pany hereby gives notice to the Public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on January 8, 1902 proposed changes in its rates and charges for electric public utility service in ail of the areas in which it provides retail service. Such changes involve and would effect a general rate in­ crease, providing for estimated increases in charges for the following classes of customers: Residential • 19.5%; Residential Space Heating Customers 19.5%; Water Heating - 19.5%; Commercial, Industrial and Governmental • 19.5%; Gover­ nmental Pumping - 19.5%; Transit Services - 19.4%; Street and Area Lighting • 14.3%. The proposed chbrges would increase the bills of a residen tial customer using 300 kilowat­ thours in any month by $4.73 per month (19.0%) averaged over the year. If the customer used 600 kilowatthours a mon th, the corresponding increase would be $9.47 (19.5%) and H 1,000 kilowatthours, *15.7* (19.6%). The increases shown include estimated average 1903 fuel adjustment and revenue taxes but exclude charges for optional light bulb service. The proposed increases therefore, vary slightly from the above amounts depending on place of residence whether the customer chosen bulb service. A copy of the . changes in schedule may be In­ spected by any interested party at any business office of this Company. All parties interested In this matter or who desire further information with respect to these changes may obtain In formation with respect thereto either directly from this Com' pany or by addressing the Of fice of the Chief Clerk of the Illinois Commerce Commission Springfield, Illinois 61706. COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY Oy Hubert H. Nexon Senior Vice-President (Published Jan. 158 22,1902) No. 020012