Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 7

Fifteen accidents reported Bent fenders Motorists this morning responded as they usually do at the first snowfall each season. They drove 1 too fast, and ended up with a lot of bent fenders. "It happens every year," said Lt. Paul J. Barrette of the Kenosha Sheriff's Department.

Between about 5:50 a.m. and 9 a.m. there were 14 reported traffic accidents outside the city, only two involving injuries. There was only one minor accident reported within the city Deaths Anthony G. Simon Anthony George Simon, 80, 7014 14th died Thursday (Nov.

21, 1985) at Kenosha Memorial Hospital. The son of the late Walter and Stella (Toniak) Siemianowski, he was born April 14, 1905 in Poland. He came to this country and Philadelphia in 1907 and atSimon tended school there. He came to Kenosha from Chicago in 1978. On Aug.

18, 1925, in Holy Rosary Catholic Church, North Chicago, he married Mary Chudziak. He had been employed as a custodian at the Wilmot Consolidated School for 18 years, retiring in 1968. He previously worked for School District 110 in Deerfield, Ill. He was a member of St. Mark Catholic Church and the Loyal Order of Moose in Lake Villa, Ill.

Surviving are his wife; a son, George Siemianowski, of Bangor; a brother, Walter, in Arkansas; a sister, Martha; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The Piasecki Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Arno Neuhaus Arno Neuhaus, 83, 14505 First Sturtevant, died Thursday (Nov. 21, 1985) at St. Catherine's Hospital.

He was born Aug. 31, 1902, in Germany. He came to this country and Racine in 1923. In Germany, in 1923, he married Anna Kuehnert. He had been employed by Walker Manufacturing Racine, for 40 years, before retiring in 1963.

Surviving are his wife; a son, Marvin, Kenosha; two grand- accompany first snow early this morning to above freezing. A few frozen spots remained in such places as under underpasses and where winds blew snow across the road, said Barrette. The county had seven salt trucks on state roads and the interstate by 5 a.m. Eight more trucks were spreading salt on county roads by 6 a.m. The routes were completed by about 10:30 a.m.

Tom Zajdel, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service, Milwaukee, said it started snowing shortly after midnight and by 9 a.m. today there was a light snow turning to drizzle. The snow came, he said, from a system that moved out of Colorado and very rapidly across Wisconsin overnight. Another storm is expected late tonight or Saturday, but should mean little snow for this area, which, Zajdel said, appears to be at the northern edge of that storm. Wirch candidacy means primary election needed There will be at least one primary election Feb.

18 as a result of three candidates seeking the 20th District County Board supervisor seat. Robert Wirch, 42, 3007 Springbrook Road, Pleasant Prairie, today became the third candidate to announce. Earlier Judy Jensen, 37, 10326 Third and Wallace Piroyan, 44, 11745 First announced their candidacies. The 20th district seat is held by Charles Short, who announced he would not seek reelection. Wirch is the outreach liason for the local Dislocated Worker Project.

He graduated from Bradford High School and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. He is a member of the board of directors of the Private Industry Council, a member of the High School Task Force on Educational Goals, the Kenosha Soup Kitchen Coordinating Committee and Steelworkers Local More donating for their own MILWAUKEE (UPI) Fear of AIDS is motivating some people in southern Wisconsin to donate blood for use in their own surgery, officials at the Blood Center for Southeastern Wisconsin said. Such donations remain only a tiny part of overall donations, but they are increasing, Jay Menitove, medical director of the blood center, said. Of the 8,000 to 9,000 monthly donations, four to seven traditionally have been autologous, that is, furnished by people for their own surgery, he said. But this year, such donations have this morning, said Police Department.

Lt. Thomas Cerqua, though others occurred. Barrette said each year there is an adjustment period after winter driving conditions set in. "People think they can drive as fast as they did in summer," he said. Only about an inch of snow fell in this area, the first measurable snowfall in this part of the state this season.

But the snow didn't last long as temperatures rose steadily sons, and five great-grandsons. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, William, in 1977. The Polnasek Funeral Home Union Grove, is in charge 01 arrangements. Hans Fredericksen Hans G. Fredericksen, 69, 8536 Green Bay Road, Pleasant Prairie, died at 5:35 a.m.

Thursday (Nov. 21, 1985) at Kenosha Memorial Hospital after he was struck by a truck in front of his home Wednesday night. The son of the late Andrew and Christine (Nelsen) Fredericksen, he was born in Pleasant Prairie on May 6, 1916. He attended Kenosha schools and graduated from Bradford High School. On July 30, 1949, he married Sara Etta Crone.

He entered the U.S. Air Force on Jan. 7, 1942, and was discharged On Dec. 4, 1945. Formerly employed by J.I.

Case Racine, and Wisconsin Pattern Racine, he retired seven years ago. He was a member of St. Mary Lutheran Church and its Friendly Center and Danish Brotherhood Lodge 14. He is survived by his wife; three sons, Grant Peoria, Joel Minneapolis, and Bruce St. Paul; a brother, Simon, Kenosha, and a sister, Mrs.

Harry (Johanna) Loetz, Kenosha. A sister, Mary, and a brother, Fred, preceded him in death. The Hansen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Ann K. Wells Ann Katherine Wells, 77, former Kenoshan who died Tuesday (Nov.

12, 1985) in Santa Clara, was also preceded in death by a brother, Andrew, in January 1983. This information was not available for Thursday's obituary. 9322 at the American Brass and was appointed to the Statewide Health Committee for the Uninsured. "The key problem in Kenosha County is rising unemployment and the declining number of good jobs. For two years I have been working with a job search retraining program in this area.

Our goal is to help people stay off welfare and earn a paycheck. I would be able to expand upon these services to local residents as a County Board said Wirch. "We must continue to stress fiscal responsibility in local government while promoting economic development for the future of Kenosha County," he said. The two highest vote-getters in the primary will face each other in a general election April 1. All 27 County Board seats and all 17 City Council seats are up for election as well as the posts of county executive and two judgeships.

blood, surgery averaged 35 monthly. Fears about acquired immune deficiency syndrome are unfounded because all donated blood is tested for the AIDS virus, Menitove said. But he said the blood center welcomes autologous donations, and some hospitals are encouraging them. One such hospital is St. Mary's in Milwaukee.

Pathologist Gordon Lang said he advocates autologous donations, but not because of AIDS. "We have probably one of the safest blood supplies in the country, but it's still not as safe as your own," he said. Kenosha Kernels Home potatoes 100- Making Waves Hair Studio at Cemetery Christmas Live $5, $3.25. Squash 6017 Sheridan Rd. is offering Wreaths- 4 sizes, $10, $12, $14, ing Dennis Wright, Wed.

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