Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 18

i For the Record C2 KENOSHA NEWS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15 2000 Deaths JohnGKalat Man held on $1 million bail in shooting death George Watson George Watson 74 of Kenosha died on Monday (Nov 13 2000) at his residence Born Jan 14 1926 in Flint Mich he was the son of the late George A and Margaret (Hanrahan) Watson He was a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison He came to Kenosha in 1982 He was in the United States Navy during World War II from June 20 1944 until June 3 1946 He received the Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon On July 8 1950 in Eau Claire he married Barbara Fox He owned and operated a vending machine company He was a member of St Catholic Church Surviving are his wife of Kenosha two sons Roger of Dayton Ohio and David of Kenosha three daughters Anne Brooks of Pleasant Prairie Elizabeth Reinhardt of Hebron Ind and Peggy Heuker of Tampa Fla a brother Raymond of Venice Fla 11 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild Proko Funeral Home is in ft George Watson charge of arrangements Divorces i Coroner: Rave drug overdose killed teen MADISON (AP) A lethal dose of the rave drug Ecstasy caused a death a report said Brett Zweifel 16 died in a garage housing state vehicles Sept 11 He had apparently attended a rave at the Barrymore Theatre late Sept 9 or early Sept 11 with about 1000 other people officials do not know the amount of the drug Zweifel took but it was enough to kill him according to the report released Monday Funeral Notices CAPPELU Funeral services for the- late Urban Joseph Cappelli will be held at the Haase-Derrick-Lockwood funeral Home Twin Lakes Wl on Thursday November 16 2000 at 4:00 pm Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 200 pm until time of services CHIODO Funeral service for Mrs Anne Chiodo will be held Thursday November 16 at the Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home at 11:00 AM Entombment will follow in All Saint's Mausoleum Visitation for Mrs Chiodo will be held on Thursday from 1000 AM until the time of service at the funeral home Memorial remembrances to the Mooseheart Child City: Home for Parentless Children in Mooseheart IL or St Lukes Milwaukee Medical Cancer and Heart Research Center Mrs Chiodo is also survived by her daughter-in-law Carma Chiodo and a special nephew Tom (Rosemary) Pavlovich GERMINARO Funeral services for the late Angelo Germinaro will be held on Wednesday November 15 2000 at the Proto Funeral Home 5111 60th Street at 10:00 am Inte-mert to follow at St James Cemetery Friends may visit on Tuesday at the Proko Funeral Home from 5 OO pm until 800 pm Mr Germinaro is survived by his two grandchildren Kyle and Stephanie JOLLY Funeral services for Mrs Helen Jolly will be held on Wednesday November 15th at Proko Funeral Home 5111 60th St at 2 OO PM Interment at Sunset Ridge Memorial Park will be private In lieu of flowers memorials to the American Lung Association would be appreciated by the family KALAT Funeral Services with Mass of Christian Burial for the late JOHN KALAT of Trevor Wl who died Monday Nov 13 2000 will be held at 11:00 AM Thurs Nov 16 2000 at Holy Name Church Wilmot Wi interment will be in parish cemetery Friends may call at the Strang Funeral Home 1055 Main St (Rte 83) Antioch IL from 4 until 8 PM Wed with American Legion and VFW services at 7:00 PM Information Ph 800-622-4441 ROGELL Mass of Christian Buria) for Mrs Josephine Rogell will be celebrated on Wednesday November 15 2000 at 11:00 am at St Peter's Catholic Church Interment will follow in St George Cemetery There will be no visitation Arrangements have been entrusted to Piasecki-Althaus Funeral Home 2002 52nd Street WARLICK Funeral services for the late John Henry Warlick will be held on Wednesday November 15 2000 at 11:00 am from the Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home Bunal will be with full military honors at Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery Union Grove Wis Friends may call at the Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home on Wednesday from 10:00 am until the time of service John Henry will be sadly missed by Aunt Chnstine Jetton Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home is caring for the family of John Henry Warlick WATSON A Memorial Mass for Mr George Watson will be held on Thursday November 16th at St Mark's Catholic Church at 10:00 In lieu of flowers memorials to Hospice Alliance would be appreciated The Proko Funeral Home is serving the Watson family ZIRBEL Funeral services for the late August Zirbel Jr who passed away Nov 12 at the age of 70 will be held Thursday November 16 at 10:00 am at the Polnasek-Daniels Funeral Home 908 11th Ave Union Grove Friends may call on Wednesday November 15 2000 from pm Interment will be held at Bristol-Paris Cemetery following the service at the funeral home Memorials to Pleasant Prairie United Methodist Church or the Hospice Alliance of Kenosha would be John Kalat 81 of Trevor died Monday (Nov 13 2000) at his home Born Aug 31 1919 in Chicago he was the son of the late John and Anna (Balek) Kalat He graduated from Lindbloom High School In 1975 he moved to Trevor During World War II he served in the US Army He was a member of Schultz-Hahn American Legion Post 293 of Silver Lake and Veterans of Foreign Post 4551 of Antioch I1L On April 15 1966 he married Stella Bytner Wanek in Chicago He was a retired auto mechanic Surviving are his wife two sons John Kalat of Olympia Wash and Peter Clemente of Orland Park III three daughters Janet Obion of Munster Ind Arlene Sapienza of Orland Park 111 and Karen Kaempf of Crete HL a brother George of Shelton Wash 11 grand-childen and four great-grandchildren Two brothers Frank and James preceded him in death Strang Funeral Home Antioch is in charge of the arrangements Gayla Mack and John A Mack Dellene Marie Maraccini and Steven Jerome Maraccini Michael John Martin and Eva Marie Martin Ralph Mielzynski and Evelyn Vega-Mielzynski Cheryl Miller and Kevin MiUer Alfredo Miranda Rochelle Petsin Melissa A Moericke Daniel Moericke Michael Allen Mosley Karen Michelle Goodman Kenneth A Nettleton Kim Marie Nettleton David Newman and Beth Adelsen Dave Obernberger and Lisa Obemberger Margaret Paul and Kenneth Paul Sonja Pignotti and Daniel Pignotti Charles Allen Quimby and Denise Lyn Quimby Bruce I Reidenbach and Susan Reidenbach Michelle Lynn Robillard and Steven Richard Robillard Erin Lynne Schmitt and Brad Michael Schmitt Dana Shackleford and Floyd Shackleford Laurie Sward and Steven Sward Zabrina Tessman and Martin A Tessman Karen Walker and Bobby Joe Walker Karen Waswrick and Scott Waswrick Vernon Wienke and Phyllis A Wienke Robert Bastrup and Merica Bastrup LeeAnn Fortner and Robert Fortner Kenosha Kernels Chicken leg quarters $39 lb lean ground beef $119 lb ground round $169 lb end-cut pork chops or country ribs $129 lb sliced deli roast beef $198 lb grated or shredded Parmesan cheese 1 98 lb walnut or pecan chips $59 a bag or 2 for $1 sliced or slivered or whole almonds $59 a bag or 2 for $1 Cornflakes 18 oz box $98 taco shells $89 doz all Washington apples $25 lb bananas Cantaloupe $59 each Christmas Cactus $1 $19 lb Model Market 24th Ave and 54th St Daily Specials-Buy 1 dozen Donuts or Danish and receive 6 Free I lb Old Fashioned Italian Bread $120 loaf Saturday and Sunday Special-Blueberry Donut Holes $75dozen at Bakery 3006 Roosevelt Rd Ph 262-694-5233 Radiator Service largest used new reconditioned Same day repair service Jantz Radiator 3405 Washington Rd Ph 262-654-0238 Snow thrower repair All makes Expert service Free pick up and delivery! Senior discounts! Call at 262-552-84 1 1 VFW Post 1865 6618 39th Ave post meeting and socia this Wed at 7:30 pm Pin anc feather drawing to follow Woman killed by 20 shots from AK-47 rifle ELKHORN (AP) A man was held on $1 million bail Monday after authorities say he gunned down his ex-wife with 20 shots from an AK-47 assault rifle Eddie Hiland 41 showed up about 5:30 pm Sunday outside the Pell Lake home where his ex-wife Rachel Shreve was staying with a friend authorities said First spotting Shreve in the kitchen he allegedly fired through an open window then stormed into the home and continued firing at her authorities said friend and several children were in the home at the time of the murder heard a number of Dismissals liber Ismaili 19 1509 87th Place was released from bond conditions for substantial battery battery and disorderly conduct Kelly Burrell 28 Racine was released from bond conditions after charges of endangering safety and being a felon possessing a firearm were dismissed Bonds set Angel Sanchez 19 Waukegan HL was in custody in lieu of a $1500 cash bond for theft and second-degree recklessly endangering safety A Nov 21 preliminary hearing was set Sanchez on Nov 10 allegedly swung a bottle of stolen rum at a security agent who tried to stop the defendant at Pick Save 5914 75th St Anthony Ward 24 6632 Sheridan Road was in custody in lieu of a $15000 cash bond for three counts of possession of cocaine with the intent to deliver A Nov 22 -preliminary hearing was set Jerrel A Smith 48 4018 Washington Road was in custody in lieu of a $5000 cash bond for disorderly conduct and recklessly endangering safety both with a dangerous weapon A Nov 22 preliminary hearing was set Semlali Chouaib 30 Chicago was released on a $1500 cash bond for theft A Nov 28 adjourned initial appearance was set Michael Dodson 20 Milwaukee was in custody in lieu of a $1500 cash bond for criminal damage to property disorderly conduct bail jumping and criminal trespass A Nov 22 preliminary hearing was set Nain Cruz 21 5040 14th Ave was in custody in lieu of a $2500 cash bond for hit and run causing injury bail jumping and operating without a valid license-second offense A Nov 22 preliminary hearing was set Pedro Juarez 20 6102 23rd Ave No 1 was released on a $2000 signature bond for battery to an inmate and disorderly conduct A Nov 28 preliminary hearing was set Lashonda Hughes 21 1760 Birch Road No 103 was in custody in lieu of a $500 cash bond for three counts of forgery A Nov 20 preliminary hearing was set Estevan Rodriguez 18 Assembly caucuses i same leaders keep: MADISON (AP) With the exception of assistant minority leader Republicans and Democrats in the state Assembly decided to keep the same leaders they had during the last Legislative session The Assembly Republican caucus re-elected Rep Scott Jensen of Waukesha as Assembly speaker He said a priority for Assembly Republicans in the next session will be tax relief Rep Steven Foti' of Oconomowoc will continue as Assembly majority leader while Rep Bonnie Ladwig of Racine will remain assistant majority leader The one upset was the election of Rep Spencer Black D-Madison who will replace Rep Marlin Schneider D-Wiscon-sin Rapids as assistant minority-leader Democrats re-elected Rep Shirley Krug D-Milwaukee as Assembly minority leader said he returned to Wisconsin to kill his ex-wife Judge James Carlson ordered Hiland who appeared in court via video hookup from the county jail held on $1 million baiL In September Hiland was charged with sexually assaulting and threatening to kill Shreve near her home in Hebron 111 according to a criminal complaint In 1987 he was sentenced to 14 years in prison on a conviction of endangering safety by use of a weapon and two counts of conduct regardless of life Koss said Shreve was the victim those cases but he did not provide additional details Authorities said they did not know where Hiland obtained the AK47 assault rifle Hiland was released from jail in 1996 It was unclear when the two were divorced He is scheduled to appear in court again on Thursday munity service after staying a 24-month prison term and 36 months of extended suspension The judge stayed a 90-day jail term and imposed two years of probation for disorderly conduct Cesar Jose Martinez 33 1600 60th St No 24 was sentenced by Judge Michael Wilk to six months in the County Jail for battery The judge also ordered five years of probation and a $100 donation to an anti-domestic violence program David Muma 29 Zion 111 was sentenced by Judge Michael Wilk to 30 months in prison for escape Curt Brockett 35 Neillsville was sentenced by Judge Michael Fisher to 66 months in prison for intimidating a victim battery and possession of marijuana The judge imposed another two years of probation for bail jumping then ordered 133 days in the County Jail with credit for that amount of time already served for disorderly conduct Robert Lang 31 Vernon Hills 111 was placed on 24 months of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for battery and tw'o counts of disorderly conduct Damien Payne 19 Milwaukee was placed on 24 months of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for receiving stolen property Kelly Kozel 39 1536 17th Ave was placed on two years of probation by Judge Wilbur Warren for battery and two counts of disorderly conduct Billy Easley 47 1911 57th St No 3 was sentenced by Judge David Bastianelli to one year in prison plus seven years of extended supervision for delivery of cocaine The judge revoked the driver's license for six months Asumandez Soltero 20 address unknown was sentenced by Judge David Bastianelli to 24 months in prison for battery Timothy Warren 30 Chicago was sentenced by Judge Michael Fisher to 90 days in the County Jail for criminal trespass The judge stayed a nine-month jail term on the charge and imposed five years of probation The judge also stayed seven years in prison for false imprisonment and bail jumping and imposed five years of probation Today Tomorrow vided For more information call the KASA office at 657-5272 Little Darlings support play group meets from 10 am to noon Thursdays in the church nursery of Wesley United Methodist Church 4600 60th St For more information call Connie at 857-3111 Narcotics Anonymous A New Beginning support group meets at 6 pm Thursdays at Club Breakaway 8017 Sheridan Road Overeaters Anonymous HOW meets at noon Thursdays at Kenosha Bible Church 5407 67th St Those attending should use the back entrance No fees or weigh-ins For more information call Joanne 694-5508 Parenting Classes are offered from 6 pm to 7 pm Thursdays at the Safehouse 1630 56th St For further information call 658-8166 Racine-Kenosha Legal Professionals will hold a dinner meeting beginning at 5:30 pm gunshots and the last words they heard were are going to Walworth County District Attorney Phillip Koss said at a court hearing Monday Town of Bloomfield police arrested Hiland near the Pell Lake home without incident Shreve 38 died shortly afterward authorities said Koss said he expects to charge Hiland Thursday with first-degree intentional homicide Hiland a former Lake Geneva resident had been in Virginia in recent weeks but Koss Court Report 5815 13th Avef was released on a $5000 signature bond for burglary A Nov 30 preliminary hearing was set Rodriguez on Nov 12 allegedly entered Outokumpu Copper Rodrigo Rodriguez 28 Bloomington Ind was in custody in lieu of a $50000 cash bond for conspiracy to deliver cocaine within 1000 feet of a schooL A Nov 22 preliminary hearing was set Plea hearing Sunie Dae Cason 26 6548 247th Ave No 5 has a Dec 13 plea hearing for theft two counts of forgery and three counts of fraudulent use of a financial transaction card She is free on a $2000 signature bond Trial set Ronald A Douglas 31 Chicago has a Dec 14 jury trial set for two counts of forgery He is free on a $5000 signature bond Sentencings Danette Santos 45 5617 22nd Ave No 3 was placed on six years of probation by Judge Bruce Schroeder for intimidating a victim and unlawful use of the telephone Ulysses Forte 32 6600 19th Ave was placed on two years of probation by Judge Michael Wilk for two counts of disorderly conduct and three counts of bail jumping Catherine Minter 38 Camp Lake was fmed $1000 by Court Commissioner Carl Greco for drunken driving with a minor as a passenger The commissioner also suspended the license for 10 months Peter Salva 41 8533 10th Ave was sentenced by Judge Bruce Schroeder to six months in the County Jail for second-degree sexual assault of a child Manuel Pacheco 17 5541 24th Ave was sentenced by Judge Michael Wilk to 60 days in the County Jail for theft fined $200 for possession of marijuana and placed on 12 months of probation for battery The judge stayed a six-month jail term on the battery count and suspended the license for six months on the drug charge Tony Perales 30 Racine was sentenced by Judge Michael Wilk to six months in the County Jail for two counts of substantial battery The judge also imposed five years of probation and 40 hours of com Bridges Community Center for Persons with Mental Illness will be open from 10 am to 4:30 pm Thursday at 723 58th St Members can go bowling from 11 am to 2 pm For more information call 657-5252 Caregivers Support Group for those who provide care to the frail elderly will meet from 7 to 9 pm Thursday at the Aging and Disability Resource Center 5407 Eighth Ave The topic will be Stress of the For more information call Ruth Ann Challis 605-6646 Co-Dependents Anonymous meets at 6:30 pm Thursdays at Club Breakaway 8017 Sheridan Road Domestic Abuse Support Group County for women west of the Interstate meets from 1 to 3 pm Thursdays For location call 652-9900 or (800) 853-3503 Kenoshans Against Sexual Assault offers educational support groups on Wednesday evenings Free child care pro Lisa Acerbi and Raymond Acerbi Susan A Aiello and John Aiello Bonnie Andrus and Albert Andrus Susan Michelle Apple and Bruce Eric Apple Wanda Banovez and Bryett A Banovez Christine Besch and William Besch Marla Biliack and Mark Bili-ack Robert Bjork and Barbara Greco Ami Bouterese and John Ruf-folo Debra Bmak and John A Bmak Bruce Burrow Sr and Jacqueline Burrow Elena Castorena and Nicholas Castorena Crystal Childers and Jeffrey Alan Oleneack Julie Crabtree and Nicholas Crabtree Laura Danoski and Ryan Danoski Gail Dreger and Keenan Dreger Cal Frahm Sr and Belinda Frances Frahm Amy Freitg and Timothy Fre-itag Cheri Hamsing Thomas Hamsing Kimberly Hinkes John Hinkes Jennifer Hrobowski Shawn Hrobowski Barbara Hughes and Howard Hughes Joan Susan Hunsinger and Henry Gene Hunsinger Patricia Iannone and Mark Iannone Kenny Johnson and Floren-cia Veronica Johnson Laurie Aim Kapaun and Richard Kapaun Kathleen Kavaliunas and Raymond Kavaliunas Teresa Klabunde and Randal Klabunde Michelle Koslica and Ricky Koslica Elsa Laracuente and Justo Laracuente Jr Thursday at Buona Vita Piz-zaria 3701 Durand Ave Racine Renee Hansen of Landmark Title will discuss the topic of title insurance For reservations or more information call Christine Wipper 1-262-632-6900 Support Group for women who are in or have been in controlling relationships meets Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 pm in lower level of Dominican Building 3734 Seventh Ave Transportation and child care provided For more information call 656-3500 Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 pm Thursdays at Hope Lutheran Church 876 Lance Drive Twin Lakes Today Tomorrow is a listing of meetings for clubs and community groups and organizations that are open to the public If your group would like to be listed send information to Life Section Kenosha News 715 58th St Kenosha Wl 53141 9.