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ail sizes OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF FEATHER AND DOWN COMFORTERS 30% to 55% off cozy feather and down comforters from Purofied. Naturally warm and snug, and at these savings you'll want several. Choose diamond or box quilting in blue, raspberry or camel. Save through March 11. reg. sale Twin $100 $49.99 Full/queen 135 49.99 King 160 49.99 FREE MATTRESS* ! ! T w o M o r e G r e a t W a y s l o S a v e O n B a b y s N e e d s ! ! ! Save Over 30% Model 754 40" x 40" play 7/8" aluminum less Fully padded top rail and legs Nylon mesh sidins Also available Model 757 - same as 754 except 36" x 36" JPMA Approved WAS: $74" NOW $ J799 O N L Y H I ONLY AT: VJ54* Tami 'S * juvenile f uftniTUfte ^ ^^E®-PLAINDEALE^^FRIDAY^2MR^H^1M4 ^BBgeneral^^™ news Divorces---- Judgments for dissolution of marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit Court, Woodstock, to: Deborah L. Braden and Peter D. Braden; Patricia Kunkel Kapus and Robert B. Kapus; Patricia A. Crawford and Frank Crawford. Gerald R. Haught and Susan S. Haught; Beth Holland Clausen and Donald E. Clausen; Veronika V. Czech and Jerzy K. Czech. Peggy Morissette and Robert M. Morissette; Bernice C. Franz and Albert J. Franz; Julianna Marriage Licenses Applications for marriage licenses were recently made at McHenry County Clerks office by: Stephen K. Wett, Woodstock, Sheila M. O'Neill, McHenry; James J. Berns and Trina M. Evertsen, both McHenry; Ronald C. Predmore and Tina M. Harwood, both McHenry; Thomas M. Faletti Jr. and Carol L. Grossich, both McHenry. Michael A. Amici, McHenry, and Maria J. Harman, Crystal Lake; Anthony L. Smith and Diana L. Sensabaugh, both Island Lake; Joseph T. Rychlik and Susan B. Swearingen, both McHenry. Ralph P. Regnier and Donna C. Littlejohn, both Richmond; Scott A. Bennett and Jean C. Wiley, both McHenry; John M. Sherer and GeOrgiann Pariso, both McHenry. George S. Wharton and Dana J. Pasikowski, both McHenry; Henry A. Hoes and Geraldine Gerretsen, both Fox Lake. Nuclear disposal DEATHS compact hits snag Gaulke Mass and Edward A. Mass. Julie Hindenburg and Tommie Hindenburg; Michael J. Purvey and Tracy Purvey; Robert A. Fosse and Margretta F. Fosse. Loren A. Sprenkle and Diane P. Sprenkle; Diane L. Fehrman and Daniel W. Fehrman; William Osgatharp and Linda Osgatharp. William L. Gartner and Sharilyn J. Gartner; Kenneth R. Janiak and Lora J. Janiak; Edward P. Gentry and Kim- be rly J. Gentry. By Kirk Birginal Shaw Free Press News Media Illinois would become a dumping ground for low-level radioactive wastes in a four- state region under an agreement approved last year, en­ vironmentalists told the McHenry County Defenders. The agreement, called The Midwest Compact, establishes a system for Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Minnesota to dispose of so-called low-level commercial and medical research nuclear wastes generated within their borders. Implementing the legislation, which was ratified by state legislators and signed by Gov. James Thompson last December, has been stalled by other states in opposition to three amendments added by Illinois after environmentalists opposed the pact. Since Illinois generates about about one-half the radioactive wastes in the Midwest, other states expected the state to be the depository, she said. Last week the Compact Commission passed a resolution setting up a negotiating team to reconcile their differences over the Illinois amendment issues, Hoelscher said. The first regarded minimizing or eliminating the use of shallow-land burial sites, or landfills, for the wastes. Ac­ cording to Hoelscher, any final compact should urge finding alternatives to landfill use. Reducing the volume of waste generated, possibly by treating wastes after generation to reduce their physical size, was another amendment approved by legislators." Dave Kraft, president of Nuclear Energy Information Service, an educational and information environmental group, said that the state has no , ready sight for disposing low- level radioactive wastes. If negotiations with other states in the Compact fail, he said Illinois has a number of options. The state could "go it alone" and operate and maintain its own disposal facility, which would allow greater control over •"the use of landfills, he said. Another option could be for the state to try to negotiate a second midwest compact with other states in the region or it could attempt to negotiate with other states that have chosen to handle their own low-level radioactive wastes. Peter J. Schneider Jr., 75, died Tuesday evening, March 6, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital, Mesa, AZ. He was born June 19,1908 in Wilmette, EL, to Peter and Rose (Doetsch) Schneider Sr. Mr. Schneider had been a resident of the Northbrook and Wilmette area, where for many years he owned the Peter J. Schneider farms and sold, retail and wholesale produce. Sixteen years ago, he moved to the McHenry area and was a land developer and owner of Schneider Estates on Riverside Drive. He was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Johnsburg; and the Johnsburg Community Club. On Jan. 13, 1940, in Wilmette, Joseph J. Lidl, 77, of Burlington, WI, formerly of Twin Lakes and Chicago, died Tuesday afternoon, March 6, at Geneva Lake Manor Nursing Home. He was born Nov. 13,1906 in Chicago, the son of Otto and Severene Lidl. Mr. Lidl had been a meat cutter over 48 years, for Renner Grocery in Chicago, retiring in 1972. He was a member of the Royal Order of Moose. On July 30, 1935, in Michigan City, IN, he married the former Anna Mae Roth, who passed away Jan. 2, 1977. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lee (Joanne) Mai of McHenry, Mrs. Karen SCHNEIDER he married the former Pptrica Shoop, who survives. Other survivors are three sons, Robert (Mary) and Stephen (Yvopne), both of McHenry and Harvey of Chicago; and four grand­ children. He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and two brothers. Visitation will be held after 3 p.m. Friday at the George R. Justen & Son Funeral Home. A Funeral Mass will be officiated by Father John Holdren at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, in St.. John's church; with interment in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to St. John's Restoration Fund or Masses. LIDL Kirstof Burlington, WI and Mrs. Boyce (Betty June) Philips of Chicago; a son Richard of Hay ward, WI; 11 grand­ children ; one great- granddaughter; a sister Dorothy Crement of Chicago; and three brothers, John and George of Chicago and Lawrence of Port Richey, FL. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in the Ehorn- Adams Funeral Home id Rich­ mond, with Father Thomas Neville officiating and in­ terment in Ridgewood Cemetery. Visitation was scheduled from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. 4605 West Route 120 McHenry, IL 615/365-9292 STORE HOURS Mon , Thurs. G Fri. - 10:00 ro 9.00 Tues., Wed. 0 Sot. - 10.00 ro 5?30 Walter E. Krause, 82, of Crystal Lake died March 7 in McHenry Hospital. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday at Querhammer Funeral Home, Crystal Lake; services at 11 a.m. Saturday in Immanuel Lutheran church, Crystal Lake. Complete obit will appear in Mar. 14 Plaindealer. KRAUSE Surviving are his wife,- the former Mary C. Tessendorf, whom he married Sept. 6,1924 in Crystal Lake; a daughter, Mrs. Rudy (Eleanor) Ficken of McHenry; a son Tyrus Kraus of Los Angeles, CA; three grand­ children ; and one great- granddaughter. KENNETH R. MARGULES, M.D. RHEUMATOLOGY DISEASES OF JOINTS, SPINE. RHEUMATISM & ARTHRITIS ANNOUNCES THE OPENING | j< OF HIS OFFICES AT 1110 N. GREEN ST., SUITE C Reimburse funds The McHenry City Council voted unanimously to a p p r o v e a resolution calling for the reim­ bursement of a portion of funds McHENRY, IL 60050 BY APPOINTMENT (312)367-0072 spent on ice control and miscellaneous street repairs. 3 DAYS ONLY $89.99 all sizes A SELECTION OF PURE DOWN COMFORTERS Pure down, pure value. All sizes, just one low price! Choose from an assortment of pretty colors, all encased in easy-care polyester and cotton shells. Save through March 11 or while quantities last. Linens, Second Level. SPRING HILL 1000 <?P- nlLL MALL, WEST DUNDEE. ILLINOIS 60118 PHONE 428-1234 STORE HOURS •.'^•nDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 10 00 TO 9 00, SATURDAY, 10 00 TO 5:30; SUNDAY, 11:00 TO 5:00 ft SIMMONS Simmons 1121 Crib Reg. *201" On Sale NOW! Only *134"