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make it happen hard Many at work have been Marengo-Union Rotary, people time to for a long bicycle marathon; Settlers' help Days, make the which 1980 Marengo Fire Department, water fights and fire truck to be the best ever, race; Century 21-John a success. Tim Emerson, Jung Realty, frisbee Settlers' Days General tourney; Marengo Public Chairman, cited the efforts Library, sidewalk coloring of the persons pictured contest; Marengo Jaycees, above and those of the dunk-em tank; Marengo following people and Union Welcome Wagon, organizations: C.E.R.S., children's arts; 4-H Clubstennis one, volleyball McHenry Homemakers, tournament: Gordie homemade articles; Woody Woodruff, fronHubbs, marathon races; tiersmen Lioness Club, pet parade; encampment; Lions Club, food at park; remaining activities, George Bauman, baseball; of Commerce. Marengo Union Chamber ROBERT L. SORENSEN HONORABLE JAMES COWAN 1980 Parade Chairman Mayor of Marengo 17-BUSINESS SERVICES 17-BUSINESS SERVICES HOLZ CONSTRUCTION CO. Marengo 815-568-8222.

Custom Homes Commercial Industrial Farm Buildings Confinement Systems CUCKLER All-Steel Buildings CECO Steel Frame Buildings Concrete Work Roofing DALE PATCHETT CARPENTER SPECIALIZING IN: REMODELING REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES 568-6289 MARENGO MOTORCYCLE REPAIR Factory trained certified mechanic. Tune-ups, repairs, reasonable rates Free estimates. Call between 4 p.m. and p.m. 943-7642 and ask for Jim BILL'S FLOORING and TILE Quality Installation Free Estimates 815-568-7146 CHIMNEYS CLEANED REPAIRED CAPS DAMPERS INSTALLED GENE'S CHIMNEY SWEEP SERVICE 815-943-4927 SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE MARENGO BEACON- THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1980 -PAGE 21 TIM EMERSON 1980 Settlers Days Executive Secretary General Chairman Chamber of Commerce FRANK BEYER LYNN NOE 1980 Queen Committee Winkelmann; four sisters, and one brother.

Funeral services were held Saturday morning in East Dundee with burial in St. Peter Cemetery, Schaumberg. Memorials may be made to the Immanuel Lutheran Church of East Dundee. FRANCES P. REITSCH Mrs.

Frances P. Reitsch, 82, 1000 Chamberlain Rockford, died early Saturday morning, July 12, in River Bluff Nursing Home in Rockford, after a long illness. Born Dec. 28, 1897, in Marengo, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest D. Patrick. She married Henry Reitsch who preceded her in death. Survivors include one son, Charles P. of Rockford; and two grandchildren.

Memorial services were held Wednesday morning in the Unitarian Church in Rockford. Memorials may be made to the donor's choice. LAURETTA M. CARMICKLE Mrs. Lauretta M.

Carmickle, 62, W. Grant Marengo, died Friday morning, July 11, in St. Joseph Hospital, Belvidere, following a long illness. She was born May 4, 1918, in Paris, the daughter of Floyd and Ruby Williams. She married Ernest Carmickle Sept.

22, 1962 in Paragould, Ark. She was employed for 20 years as a chef retiring in 1965. Survivors include two daughters, Sue Ann Jones of Marengo, and Louise Waters of Elliott; two sons, Dr. Gary Gill of Paris, and Bill Meyer of Belvidere; and five grandchildren. She predeceased by her parents and husband.

Funeral services and burial were in Arkansas. A lot of people are writing, wiring and calling their a legislators protesting regulations that could prevent America's growers from using the crop need. protection. chemicals they out those chemicals, scientists say, we could lose half our crops every year. The average American grower feeds 60.

other people--including 15 in foreign countries. The average American grower's efficiency has helped reduce the share of income the average American family spends for food from 23 percent, 30 years ago, to 17 percent today. ago, to 17 percent today. ROBERT L. WEGELIN Chamber of Commerce GORDIE HUBBS DENWAY CONSTRUCTION General Contractors 719 N.

State, Marengo Homes Roofing Steve McMackin 568-7666 Dennis Wirsing 568-8920 BINZ BROS. Well Drilling and Pump Service Call 943-7235 or 943-5665 BUSINESS SERVICES Richard Hoppe CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR DESIGN REMODELING 815-568-8683 21 AUCTIONS SPECIAL HORSE-PONY AUCTION Sunday, July 27th, 10 a.m. We will be selling Horses, Ponies and Tack. Excellent demand for horses, ponies and new and used tack. For a good se lection attend this auction.

DEWANE LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Belvidere, Illinois $15-544-3827 To be held at 5995 Chrysler Drive, Belvidere, Illinois, located at the corner of Genoa Road and By-Pass US No. 20. Saturday July 19, 1980 12:30 PM SHARP LIKE NEW HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS Consisting of Harvest Gold, 2-speed heavy duty No. 18 Automatic washer and matching electric dryer; Harvest Gold dishwasher; Harvest Gold Pennerest nofrost refrigerator; Harvest Gold 30" electric stove W- hood; all above three years or less; Queen size bedroom suite complete w-chest of drawers and dresser good end tables; 2 wing back Early American occasional chairs; antique wood chair; matching living room set consisting of davenport, love seat, and occasional chair good; Early American piece set consisting of coffee table, 2 end tables, and hexagon stand; like new hide Zenith console color TV as is; Cane sided living room chair; kerosene lamp; large wall picture "Lakeside Sentinel; by Lorenz; antique dresser w-key holders in drawers and tear drop pulls; single metal bed complete; 2 roll-away beds; Hollywood bed complete; antique flower stand; Electro solid state console record player, tape, and AM-F'M radio good; Reed basket; desk and chair; Pair of wood table lamps; Royal electric portable sewing machine; portable sewing machine; pots and pans; ceramic table lamp; wheelbarrow; rotary lawn mower; and many other articles too numerous to mention. AUTOMOBILE: 1969 Bonneville Pontiac convertible, runs good, motor recently overhauled.

TERMS: Cash Not responsible for accidents Nina Waters, Owner AUCTIONEERS: A.1 R. Henninger and Associates, ph. 544-4522, Belvidere, Illinois CLERK: Henninger Auction Service JOSEPH T. KIESER Obituaries Joseph Thomas Kieser, 44, of Los Angeles, a former Marengo resident, was found dead on Monday, July 7, in Westchester, a suburb of Los Angeles. Westchester police said there were no signs of violence, but they are still investigating and have listed death as "due to undetermined Mr.

Kieser was born in Belvidere, Aug. 23, 1935, the son of William and Lillian Belond Kieser. He served in the U.S. Marine Corp in 1952-53, and was presently employed in the maintenance department of Northrop University in Ingleside, Calif. He was a past member of the Belvidere Moose Lodge.

Surviving are one son, Clifford of Belvidere; five brothers, Danny and Ralph, both of California, Richard of Carpentersville, David of Union, and James of Garden Prairie; and two sisters, Mrs. Donald (Margaret) Fischer of Marengo, and Laura Mae Kieser of California. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Bill, Bob, and Albert, and one sister, Mrs. Lenora Hornberger. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in the Cooper Funeral Home in Marengo with the Rev.

Fr. John Cahill officiating. Burial was in Marengo City Cemetery. HELEN L. BURNS Mrs.

Helen Lura Burns, 99, 555 W. Prairie Marengo, died Sunday afternoon, July 13, at the Florence Nursing Home where she had been a resident for about two years. She was born in Marinette, Wisc. May 16, 1881, the daughter of Charles and Alice Graves Seeney. She married Frank L.

Burns on Dec. 25, 1906, and in 1923 he became assistant county superintendent of schools in Jo Daviess County with his wife as his assistant. He continued in that position until 1951. He died in March of 1952, and in 1955 Mrs. Burns moved from Galena to Marengo.

She was a member of the South Presbyterian Church in Galena; a member of the Galena Woman's Club; a life member of the Galena Order of Eastern Star; a member of the National Education Association (NEA); and a member of the National Retired Teachers' Association. Surviving are three sons, Franki L. Jr. of Sebring, Robert E. of St.

Louis, and Edward M. of Dubuque, Iowa; two daughters, Mrs. Marion Lowe of Marengo, and Mrs. Donald (Doris) Perkins of Waukegan; 14 grandchildren; 41 greatgrandchildren; and four In addition to her parents and husband, 'she was preceded in death by one daughter, Helen Elizabeth; and three sisters, Marion, Doris, and Bessie. Graveside services were conducted by the Rev.

William Harnish of Galena in the Greenwood Cemetery in Galena at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Friends called in the Osborne-Fashingbauer Funeral Home from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Memorials may be made to the Future Teachers of America Foundation by sending them to the Jo Daviess County Superintendent of Schools in Galena.

PAULA FREISE Mrs. Paula A. Freise, 80, 422 S. West Dundee, died Thursday, July 10, in Americana Health Care Center, Elgin. Born Dec.

19, 1899, -in Atkins, lowa, she the daughter of the Rev. Gotlieb and Marie Theiss. She was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church of East Dundee and the Dorcas Society. She is survived by her husband Henry three sons, Henry of Union, George of Marengo, and Robert of Elgin; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Pauline) Zoellick of Roselle, and Mrs.

George (Laura) Thurow of Crystal Lake; 22 grandchildren; 38 grat-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Paul (Esther) Meyer of Villa Park, Mrs. Irma. Pantke of Arlington Heights, Mr. Elvira Kirsch of Roselle, and Mrs.

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Information to be recorded on the form includes the individual's name, age, address, phone number, physician's name, and relatives: Other pertinent data such as medical history, allergies, heart problems is also written on the form. With the via. the recipient will also receive a small decal to be placed on the front door of his or her residence where it will be most noticeable, if the need for the police or rescue squad should arise. Eash member of the family should have his or her own Vial for Life. Each vial should in turn be marked with the individual's name and be stered in the refrigerator.

Being alerted to the decal, rescue personnel can go immediately to the refrigerator, find the vial, and have the pertinent facts which will assist in aiding the individual. The Vial for Life is especially vital for those who live alone, who might be left alone for long periods of time, who might not be able to communicate when arises, or who have medical problems which should be known to emergency personnel. It is the hope of the Easter Seal Society that this program will succeed in reaching citizens of all ages. within our county. Residents can a Vial for Life at the Easter Seal Center, 708 Washington Street, or call 815-338-1707.

Vial for Life is also distributed through the McHenry County Sheriff's Office at 815-338-2141 or through your local rescue squad: Old World wagtails, birds of species related to the lark, get their name from their habit of jerking their long tails up and down..