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PAGE 22 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1982 The death sentence carries an automatic appeal to the Illinois Supreme court; however, a date for that appeal has not been set. ARREST TAVERN OWNER FOR SERVING MINORS Santa Makes Big Entrance Dec. 11 DEATHS (Continued from pogo 1) leave when asked to do so. Mark Henshall, 24, of 3204 Stillhill, McHenry, was charged with criminal trespass to property. Bond was set at $1,000. James D. Schultz, 26, of 10736 Foster, Huntley, was charged with criminal damage to property under $300 stemming from an incident where he reportedly kicked in win­ dows at - 4516 Garden Quarter, McHenry. McHenry police arrested John McCole, 52, of 8714 Burton, Wonder Lake, for driving under the influence and improper lane usage. Similar charges were leveled at Donald W. Neubauer, of 827 Plymouth, McHenry, in a separate incident. County police cited Mark Wagner, 418 Mineral Springs, McHenry, after a deputy noticed the vehicle weaving on the roadway. He was ticketed for driving under the influence and improper lane usage. Four people were charged with liquor and traffic violations after a traffic stop Dec. 3. County police noticed that a car driven by Corey Weed, 19, of 4516 Garden Quarter, McHenry, did not stop for a stoplight at the intersection of Johnsburg road and Route 31. Weed was ticketed for disobeying a , traffic light and possession of open? liquor in a motor vehicle. J Keith Larsen, 21, of 5409 Greenway, Cary, also faces similar charges. - Two passengers, David Asmussen, 27, and Dale Craft, 28, both of 4516 Garden Quarter, McHenry, were cited for open liquor violations. DEATH FOR ALBANESE (Continued from pogo 1) pronounced dead in a Lake county hospital. Originally, all were thought to have perished due to natural causes; however, an investigation, which included exhumation of the bodies, revealed that all three had been poisoned with lethal amounts of ar­ senic. The investigation was a joint effort of the McHenry Police department and the Coroner's offices of McHenry and Lake counties. Prosecutors in both trials argued that Albanese murdered his relatives in order to gain control and inheritance of the family business, Allied Die Casting, in McHenry. They also charged that Albanese was in financial trouble prior to receiving a :,000 inheritance frow the d^ths of Following the sentencing, an ap­ pellate defender was appointed to handle the appeal. The appeal will include the death sentence imposed as a result of the McHenry county murders. The order came from Judge Cowlin and stem­ med from an instruction from the McLean county jury that the appeals for both death sentences be con­ sidered as one. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) the catalog to do our shopping. Women, he says, should put their billfolds at the bottpm of their purses while mingling with the mobs. Is he kidding? If our billfold ever gets to the bottom of our purse, no one gets paid. Putting it there is a little like reaching into the bottom of the Grand Canyon, with sundry im­ pediments enroute, The same expert suggests we be mentally prepared for a possible attack on our money by what he calls a "made-in-advance" decision to give up our purse or possessions. If a weapon is produced, don't look at it. Instead, make a mental portrait of the robber. y And never make the mistake of reminding the thief there is a recession in progress. He knows that and will settle for the smallest paper money and the contents of any package he can trade off. But all of this advice must be for someone else. We have no worry this holiday season. Heart attacks come readily to cowards and we were a victim at the first mention of weapons. , KAF Water Resources In Discussion McHenry's Golden Christmas celebration will take on an added glow when Santa Claus himself joins in the festivities Saturday, Dec. 11. He makes his way to his enchanted cottage in the Pearl street park beginning at the west end of the McHenry Market Place at 12:45 p.m. The line of march will go east on Route 120, then turn south on Crystal Lake road, and east on Main street. He'll be waving good wish® to all passersby right up to Green street, where he turns north and goes up to Elm street, and turns north again on Riverside drive. Santa then goes up to Pearl street and turns west to go to his hut in the park. Along the way, the Kupcake Klown Klan will provide some humorous assistance, and will join Santa in the park to amuse his little visitors. The Kindercare Kids will carol a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Claus Saturday, Dec. 11, making Santa's entrance to the park very official i and appropriately child-oriented. Coffee, doughnuts, and hot chocolate will be available at moderate cost, and a roaring fire will warm frosted noses$nd pink cheeks as children and parents await their turn for revealing Christmas wishes. The kindly old gentleman will arrive shortly after 1 p.m. and will be listening to the whispered secrets of little ones until 3. Saturday, Dec. 18, Santa will take time from his busy workshop schedule to once again be at Pearl street park from 1 to 3 p.m. Another feature highlighting Christmas in McHenry will be the home decorating contest, with just a few davs left to Miter. Dec. 10 is the deadline, and homes must be com­ pleted no later than Dec. 12. Judging will take place the week of Dec. 13, during both daylight and evening hours so that home displays can be seen to their full advantage. A Best of Show award ahd two honorable mentions will be given, with gift certificates and a trophy or cer­ tificates. In keeping with the true spirit of the holidays and air opportunity to reach out and help those less fortunate, the United State* Marines have once again sponsored the Toys for Tots program in McHenry. This community has always made an outstanding contribution to the Toys for Tote program, responding each year with a generous number of toys and games for needy children. To join in this worthwhile effort, toys and games in good condition should be brought to the Pearl street park Saturday, Dec. 11, during Santa's visiting hours from 1 to 3 p.m. A coupon will be given for each toy brought to the park. While children are visiting Santa, parents can take advantage of the expanded shoppihg hours merchants have provided to allow for the comfort and convenience of shopping close to home. Local stores should be able to provide almost any item on the Christmas list, and will be open week days from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. These special Charges Follow Burglary In his defense, Albanese said at various times the murders were perpetrated either by his younger brother Michael or a random killer. Various aspects of the water' resources of McHenry county will be discussed when the McHenry County Regional Planning commission meets Thursday, Dec. 9, at 7:30 p.m in Room 112 of the McHenry county courthouse. Robert. Sasman, a hydrologist with ihe Illinois State Water Survey, and Dr. Richard C. Berg, associate geologist with the State Geological Survey, will direct the discussion. The quality and quantity of water in McHenry county will be one topic for discussion. Others will be the protection of that quality and quantity; extensiveness of water resources in the county ; &rid what nearby counties are doing to protect and conserve their water resources. The meeting is open to the public. Two Wauconda men face a total of 10 charges stemming from an arrest made recently by McHenry County Sheriff's police. Alerted by barking dogs, a neighbor of Wanda Kluesener, 1208 W. Sunset, Holiday Hills, called the county police when two men were seen raising the garage door and entering the premises. The two men then left the scene. While on patrol, sheriff's police noticed a parked pickup truck and, while observing the vehicle, the deputy saw two men get into the vehicle and drive off. A traffic stop was made by county and Island Lake police officers. Inside the vehicle, police found a large flashlight and a rifle, which were taken earlier from an Illinois State police squad car. A quantity of frozen meat was also found which came from the home of Glenna Gullmer, 1206 W. Sunset, Holiday Hills. Andrew Norwich, 18, of 26268 Hill, Wauconda, was charged with two counts of burglary, two counts under $300, no ifclid FWfearin Identification (FQI) card and' lost or misplaced property., Frank Schwarzinger, 18, Of 740 Dale, Wauconda, was arrested f< counts of burglary, theft under $300 and no valid FOI card. Peter J. Ott, 46, of 2713 Eastwood, McHenry, was -arrested for theft under $300 after he reportedly stole $4 worth of cigarettes from a local store. Norbert Kloss, at 2615 Chestnut, Wonder Lake, called the county police when be found that someone had pried open a side door to the residence and stole about $38 in U.S. currency. Edward Zenko, of 5205 Beach, McHenry, reported that someone had kicked in a door to the residence and stolen a telephone, a six-pack of beer and sue packs of cigarettes. The identity of the offenders was determined and two youths were referred to authorities. Ronald Dopke,|of*Ul Jlivtf Parki McHenry, celled the county police when he discovered that someone had taken a variety of tools and skiing equipment from his" garage. Sometime in the early morning hours of Dec. 4, someone pried open a back door at the home of Robert Anderson, 7605 Deep Springs road. hours go into effect Dec. 9. Stores that are always open on Sundays, or have regular evening hours, will maintain their schedules as usual. The Chamber of. Commerce Christmas poster also lists dozens of events taking (dace throughout the holiday season and sponsored by local churches, schools, and organizations! Many of these events are ideal for families, are reasonably priced, and offer a variety of activities. For further information, contact the Chamber office at 385-4300. Gunshots Precede Blaze In Auto The McHenry Township Fire Protection district was called to two car fires and a structure fire during the past few days. According to the county police, a report of three gunshots being fired was called in and then a fire was seen. When the Fire department arrived, a 1980 automobile was found engulfed in flames. Further investigation showed that three bullets were fired through the left front fender and into the engine. The owner of the car is Frank Quatraro, of Des Plaines. The incident occurred at 10:30 p.m. Dec. 1. About an hour earlier, the McHenry Fire department was called to a car fire on Ringwood road, just north of McCullom Lake road. The owner of the vehicle, William Molnar, of Minnesota, told police he noticed a fire behind the driver's seat and pulled over. The car burst into flames and was destroyed. The Fire department also responded to a structure fire at 714 Lincoln road, McHenry, shortly after noon last Friday, where an electrical box cm the outside of the building had ignited. Two reported incidences of light­ ning striking homes were reported in McHenry during last week's rains, but no fires resulted, department officials said. Musicians In Holiday Concert The West campus music depart­ ment will present their annual Christmas concert Thursday night, Dec. 9, at 8 p.m. in the West campus auditorium. The concert band and the concert choir will be making their first public appearance this year. The band selections will include "Overture to "The Messiah' "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken"; "The Special Sounds of Christmas", and "The Happy Sounds stole a quantity df«'W Christxrias^i Several soloists and _ %6MtiBtt>ri>deGtti0r09nrfliqe2 3f Htitigaln stager* vgil Wttp A doll house arid a portable, gife-^highlight the concert. •powered generator were taken from The concert choir will conclude the the home of Charles Coles, of 1306 program with selections that include Francis avenue, McHenry. "A Caroling We Go", "As it Fell Upon BENSON & HEDGES BENS0N&HEDGES lOOS Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. / Regular and Menthol. Open a box today. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 6 mg "tar," 0.6 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, by FTC method. LITTON MICROWAVE COOKING DEMONSTRATION SAT., DEC. 11 FROM 9 AM TO 1PM Hie Meai-In-One® microwave oven that fits easily over your range...with built-in vent and light. GERTRUDE SNELL ^ Gertrude M. Snell of McHenry died Thursday, Dec. 2, at Memorial; Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock. She was 89 years old, born in Chicago June 23, 1893. Mrs. Snell lived in the McHenry area about 27 years, having come ;, from Chicago. She was a former Pink:' Lady at McHenry hospital. . Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.. , Grace Reinhardt of McHenry ; a son,; Robert Francis of Des Plaines; seven grandchildren; and 18 great grand­ children. _ She was preceded in death by her husband Le Roy Snell in 1967; a son Roy Snell; two brothers; and two sisters. Funeral services were conducted,. Saturday at Shepherd of the Hill^ • Lutheran church, with Pastor Roger . W. Schneider officiating and burial was in Glen Oak cemetery, Hillside, 111. Friends called from 3 to 9 p.m.v Friday at the Peter M. Justen & Son.- funeral home. Arrests End Burglary Ring SHAW MRNA NCWS SRVICt Three men, including one McHenry resident, were arrested recently by ' Bull Valley and Tower Lake police departments in connection with a number of burglaries in McHenry and Lake counties. Michael Joyner, 32, of 222 Eastview; • Fox River Valley Gardens; Robert L." Bender, Jr., 19, of 4906 State street, ' Crystal Lake; and Steven G. Kasten, : 18, of 1905 Flower street, McHenry, " have been charged by police. Joyner, who was arrested about a •" week-and-a-half ago on charges of • burglary, Bender and Kasten were charged with several residential^ burglaries in Fox River Valley Gardens on Nov. 11, 1981. • Information supplied by Joyner implicated him in a burglary that-' occurred in Bull Valley near the end of > July. ° Also charged with residential burglary and theft over $300 were Robert Fritch, 24, of 480 Jamesway,'; Cary; Michael Arnold, 19, of 203 » Lincoln avenue, and Lewis Murray, ; 26, of 206 Circle avenue, both Fox - River Grove. 1 Bender and Kasten are out of ' McHenry county jail on $5,000 boml. each. Fritch, Arnold and Murray were' * released on bonds of $1,500. Joyner'srT bond was originally set at $41,000, but ^ later reduced to $15,000. Bull Valley police said most of the-" stolen property had been recovered.* * other selections. The concert is admission free, arng? the public is invited. /' Legal Notice The Board of,- Education of McHenry.1' High School District # No. 156 will received sealed bids on drvwall taping for the Building Trades House at 4833,* P y n d a 1 e A v e . , ;'~ McHenry. Bids will be accepted v until,11:00 A.M. Monday December 20, 1982. \ Specifications may be * obtained at the Board of Education Office, 3926 " W. Main St., McHenry,. . IL. James Tonyan, Secretary - (Pub. Dec. 8,1982); ; No. 820511 . J 11 =1,4 u Hiik LITTON EXCLUSIVES Meal-ln-One® Cooking Performance • Time-Saver™ Electronic Controls • Full 1.1 Cubic Foot Oven Cavity PRICES START AT S5699 5 MODE I 7 121 A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE UNTIL CHRISTMAS!! SERVING McHENRY AREA EOR OVER 50 YEARS CAREY APPLIANCE S A L E S & S E R V I C E 241 N . G roon S t . 385-5500 McHenry IL NO LAST MINUTE SHOPPING PANIC Finally, you think the shopping is all finished. Then suddenly there's an unexpected gift to give. You've run out of ideas for each in­ dividual. There's no need to panic - most anyone would love a bath of homemade Christmas cookies, or a small loaf of banana or datenut bread tied up with a ribbon. Fudge is always a welcome treat. A jar of your homemade jelly or Bread and Butter Pickles, can be special. Maybe the kitchen isn't your "cup of tea" then you might like to buy a pretty woven tray, basket, etc., and fill it with silk flowers or store-bought treats. How about giving a magazine subscription - something that can be enjoyed all year! You could buy a copy to give, with a note attached saying that other issues will be coming throughout the year. Teenagers, and even oldsters, would enjoy a gift certificate to be redeemed at pizza places, ice cream parlors, record stores, bode stores, etc. Remember that it's the thought behind the gift that makes any gift special! Poor Keeper # Fresh pork 'sausage does i not retain quality as long in „• the freezer as other fresh pork cuts. It soon becomes rancid. I