Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 10

Page 10 frccport (III.) lournal-Standard. Saturday, April 9.1977 Deaths And Funerals STEEL FRAMEWORK GOES UP for the new Freeport Mart store to be located on Illinois 26 at the south edge of Freeport. Hanover Development Corp. Chicago Is the general contractor for the structure. The Mart store will have 40.IM square feet of space and there are an additional square feet of space for small retail shops.

Location of the store is just south of Lloyd G. Smith Carpets store. Journal-Standard Photo. Senior Citizens Activities Listed For Next Week Events of interest to senior citizens during the coming week are listed in the following calendar. Monday 9 a.m.

RSVP quilting, Highland Community College, Building C. 9 to 11 a.m. RSVP Rules of the Road Review Course at; Freeport St. Joseph's Middle School; Lena Good Shepherd Lutheran Church; Orangeville Orangeville United Methodist Church 1:39 p.m. Movies at the Senior Citizens Center, 328 W.

Stephenson St. Call the Senior Center if you would like a ride to the 7 p.m. Revenue Sharing meeting. 1 to 3 p.m.- RSVP Rules of the Road Review Course at the Pearl City Library. Tuesday 9 a.m.

Senior Center mini-bus leaves for Carroll and Ogle County. The drop-in center will be closed. If you would like transportation to the 7 p.m. town meeting telephone the Senior Center before 5 p.m. to 11 a.m.

Rules of the Road Review Course at The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in' Lenai' Wednesday 9 a.m. RSVP quilting, Highalnd Community College, Building C. 9 to 11 a.m. Rules of the Road Review Course at Freeport, Lena and Orangeville. 1:30 p.m.

Meeting'of the Executive Board of the. Council on Aging. Open to the public. 12 noon Birthday Party following lunch at the Mary Hosmer Apartments nutrition program site. 1 to 3 p.m..

RSVP Ruiles of the Road Review Course at Pearl City. Thursday a.m. Garden plot meeting at the Senior Citizens' Center. Discussion of garden plots available and gardening tips. 9:31 a.m.

RSVP Crafts at St. Joseph's Middle School 12 noon Birthday Party following lunch at the First Lutheran Church nutrition program site. p.nt Crochet lessons at the Senior Citizens Center. 2 p.m. Golden Links Club meeting at the YWCA.

Program by The Royal Scotts of Highland Community College. Friday 9 to 11 a.m. RSVP Rules of the Road Review Course at Freeport, Lena and Orangeville. 12 noon Birthday Party following lunch at the Martin Luther King Community Center nutrition program site. 1 to 3 p.m.

RSVP Rules of the Road Review Course at Pearl City. 1:30 p.m. Crochet lessons at the Senior Citizens Center. Firm's Safety Programs Reach 1,126 Persons Eleven safety oriented programs by the Country Companies insurance companies were presented last year in Stephenson County to 1,126 persons, according to the firm. The companies are offering 15 programs in 1977 ranging from home fire drills to snowmobile safety.

ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS All members are requested to attend services for our late brother, Karl Spindler. Rosary Service will be held at Schwarz Funeral Home at 8:00 p.m., Sunday, April 10. Funeral Services will be held Monday, April 11 at 10:30 a.m. at Schwarz Funeral home and J1 a.m. at Sf.

Joseph Catholic Chgrch. Road Commissioner By McCONNELL By the pick of the right ping pong ball veteran Waddams Township Road Commissioner Roger Cross will be maintaining the roads for another four years. Cross emerged the winner Friday evening in a drawing with challenger Michael Daughenbaugh after a recount of the Tuesday town vote failed to alter a standoff at 168 votes apiece. Cross has served as commissioner since 1961 and been a township em- ploye since 1955. Town Supervisor LeRoy Crouse dipped into a can an pulled out the Number 2 numbered had been designated to Gross.

The drawing was witnessed by about 30 persons in the town hall. "There was a lot of pressure. The waiting made me riervoUs," said Cross after his chancy victory. "I hated to see it end in a tie vote. Someone win or Cross had never had a close election in his other successful runs for road commissioner and he was surprised by the strength Daughenbaugh showed.

Record 100 Plants Mark Church's Centennial Year On Easter Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, 603'S. Chicago will honor its 100th year of existence here by displaying 100 plants in the chapel on Easter Sunday. Each plant symbolizes one yaer of the church's existence, Rev. James Brooks explained. The congregation was actually started Feb.

23, 1877, but construction of the first church came later, Rev Brooks said. Business Briefs L. L. Eaglin and Associates, of Freeport has been incorporated as a Deleware corportalion, according to a recent release from the Illinois Secre- tatry of State's office. The firm operates as an insurance broker.

Farmers Grain Co. of Baileyville, Apple River Feed Seed and Shan Agra Service of Shannon recently were honored for outstanding feed sales and service by Kent Feeds, at a dealer award banquet. It to Mlidpte Amerieaa Jistlee that MUvttMl Is always presumed fameeul UUI prtved gutty nd a repwt that aaytte' It charged with au cauurt be era Mrued as pntl that he ctmmttted the (CUM. We rely upw offleUI records tar Ike Inter- published la this column. Accidents A car owned by Ruby L.

Mazique, 303 E. Pleasant was struck by a motorcycle driven by an unidentified person at N. Wilbur Ave. and E. Orin St.

Friday afternoon. An auto driven by George K. Siegmeier, 1007 S. Chicago went out of control and hit a bridge on West Ce- darville.Road west of North Damascus Road Friday afternoon. A car driven by Daniel J.

Stowe, 1215 S. Burchard backed into a car driven by Marlene M. Dyson, 521 W. Cottonwood in the parking lot of Mr. Donut Friday Marjprie M.

Rockford, was driving an auto in the Lincoln Mall parking lot Friday afternoon, when it was struck by a car driven by Diane F. Heileman, 815 W. Cottonwood St. Cars driven by Charles D. Sloan, Madison, and Ruthie J.

Bowser, 608 N. Waddeli collided on North Galena Avenue north of West Douglas Street Friday afternoon after the car Hearing Switched On Phone Service The Illinois Commerce Commission has agreed to hold a public hearing next week in Freeport on a petition asking that Northwestern Telephone Co. be required to establish toll-free service throughout Stephenson County. The hearing was originally scheduled for Chicago, but will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in City Hall councilcham- bers, instead.

The hearing is open to any interested parties. The change in location was requested by Royal Scheider, Freeport Route 5, leader of the petition effort. driven by Bowser left a gas station. A parked car owned by Michael A. Kavran, Freeport Route 4, was damaged while in front of 542 E.

Irbquois St. Thursday evening. A parked car owned by Forrest E. Smith, 1106 S. McKinley was hit by an unidentifed vehicle while in a lot at the Red Fox Supermarket, 10 W.

Linden Thursday night. Fire Calls Firemen were called to the home of William Wagner, 128 N. Bailey Friday night, where sparks shot out of a chimney The fire was but upon arrival. Firemen were called to rescue a cat in a tree at 31 W. Pleasant St.

Friday afternoon. Freeport Rural Fire Department volunteers put out a grass fire on property belonging to Howard Frank, Freeport Route 1, late Friday morning. i 2 Motorcyclists Hurt In Separate Friday Crashes was not good day for two Freeport motorcyclists. Both were injured during accidents with cars, police said. Gene R.

Meinert, 50 Pleasant Lane, was listed in satisfactory condition at Freeport Memorial Hospital Friday night with cuts on the chin. Police said a car driven by Herman C. North, E. Stephenson turned into Meinert's path oh West Galena Avenue west of North Waddeli Avenue Friday afternoon. Craig L.

Kempthorne, 732 N. Warren was treated for bruises at the hospital and released after the motorcycle he was driving was struck by a car driven by Ricky A. Pierce, 1626 S. Demeter Drive. The accident occurred shortly before noon Friday at N.

Hunt Ave. and W. Elm police said. Fred Lieber Fred Lieber a former Freeport businessman, died Friday of an apparent heart attack near his home. He was 76 years old.

He formerly owned and operated Fred Lteber Plumbing Co. of Freeport until he retired to Lake Wisconsin in 1957. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Lois) Kevern of Freeport, five grandchildren, a great-grandchild, and two sistefs, Mrs. Gertrude Krieg of Freeport and Mrs.

Sam Messerschmidt of Madison, Wis. He was preceded in death by his wife and a son. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Gnewikow- Schwoegler-Zimmermann Funeral Home in Sauk City, Wis. The Roger Wentz, pastor of the First United Church of Christ in Sauk City will officiate.

Burial will be in Garden Bluff Cemetery, rural Lodi. Visitation will be after 1:30 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. School Election Polling Places Residents of the Freeport School District will be voting in six locations Saturday. Some voters in the outlying areas vote at either Jane Addams School in Cedarville or the Ridott Community Center.

Those living north of Winneshiek Road vote at Jane Addams and those in Ridott Township at the Community Center. For Freeport and adjacent areas those living north of Galena Avenue and east of West Avenue vote at Center, those south of Galena Avenue and east of West Avenue at Blackhawk School, those west of West Avenue and north of Stephenson Street at Harlem School and those west of West Avenue and south of Stephenson Street at Empire School. School News Lincoln School Miss Cornelia Mattert, 124 N. Whistler spoke to the fourth and fifth grade students at Lincoln School recently on the building of the LSI boats at Seneca during World War It. A former WAVE, she showed them the bottle she used when she christened the ship 643 in 1942.

She also had many pictures to show of the ships going to strategic spots- in the France and other areas during the war. Armed Forces Navy Airman Ret. Mark A. Loveland, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Loveland of Oregon, has reported for duty with the precommissioning unit of the aircraft carrier wight D. Eisenhower, Newport News, Va. Pvt. David W.

Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Taylor of Polo, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Milo Schudt LENA Funeral services for Mrs.

Milo (Louetta) Schudt of Lena, who died Friday morning at Lena Continental Manor Nursing Home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Leamon Funeral Home and 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Michael Shanahan, pastor of the church, will officiate.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Freeport. Visitation will be after 2 Sunday at the funeral home. The Rosary will be recited p.m. A memorial has been established in her name.

Mrs. Schudt was born March 17, 1896, in Illinois, a'daughter of William and Rose (Doll) Faist.She married Milo Schudt on Feb. 11, 1929. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the church's Altdr Rosary Society.

Survivors include a step-daughter, Mrs. Clarence (Evelyn) Boyer, Bull Shoals, two step-grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Celestine Weber and Mrs. Pauline Schauer, both of Freeport, and a brother, Eugene Falst of Freeport. She was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers, a sister and a step-son ftUtKt-TUBBS FUNWM HOME WQInlfT wflfl SATURDAY DEIITH, John 1 p.m.

at the Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church In Forreston. Friends may call at the Funeral Home in Forreston frorti 4 p.m. Friday, where a Masonic Service will be conducted at I p.m. Friday. The family requests that (rinds please omit flowers.

It is suggested that any memorials be nude to the Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church of Forreston. MONDAY LUEDEKING, Robert 16:30 a.m. at the Funeral Home. Friends may call from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday.

A memorial has been establlKhed In his memorv SCHWARZ FUNERAL HOME SI 6 SwrthOatoiM AVWHM MOM 233-7371 O.T.Schwars,W.R.Cram*r MONDAY SP1NDLER, Karl; 11:11 a.m. at the Funeral Home; 11 ajn. at St. Joseph Catholk Church. Rosary 8 p.m.

Sunday at the Home. Friends call from 3 to I p.m. Sunday. A memorial has been established In Ms memory. WALKER MORTUARY 321 Main PhbM 232-21 36 SATURDAY ANDERSON, Arthur Eugene; p.m.

at the Mortuary. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday. A memorial has been established In his memory tor the High Twelve Club. Caution Urged To Kite Fliers Kayser's Butchering of Lena received first place ratings for its smoked ham and smoked bacon at the Illinois Association of Meat Producers convention and Meat Products Show held recently at Peoria.

Kayser's also received a second place for its boneless ready-to-eat sandwich ham. Yeoman Equipment Sales of Dakota has been naed as a Butler Agri-Builder in this area. Storage facilities, material handling equipment andjuildings are included in the product line. Brisk spring weather is a good time to fly a kit, but an electric utility spokesman warns kite fliers to be careful. Stan Sendecke, Freeport district manager A of Commonwealth Edison, reminds persons to observe certain precautions.

Selecf kite flying areas as far as possible from power lines, television aerials, airports, trees and street and highway traffic, he said. Never use wire or metal in a kite. Make sure it contains only dry string, wood and paper. Metallic fibers, tinsel or wire conduct electricity, providing a path for an electric current to follow down to the person flying the kite. Sendecke said there was an incident (his spring where a McConnell area kite flier was burned when using a copper wire for a string.

The wire brushed a utility line. Don't fly kites its raining wet strings can conduct electricty too: Don't climb trees, poles, wires or other structures to retrieve snagged kites. It's better to abandon the kites, Sendecke suggests. YOU CONTROL THE QUALITY OF OUR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE WHEN YOU VOTE- VOTE TODAY POLLS OPEN: NOON TO 7:00 P.M. Pol.

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