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For the Record FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 KENOSHA NEWS B3 Deaths Lois M. Julius Natale Ventura Lois M. Julius, 77, 1703 60th died Wednesday (Dec. 4, 1996) at Kenosha Hospital and Medical Center. Born Jan.

24, 1919, in Kenosha, she was the daughter of the late Earl and Edna (Tower) Walden. She attended Kenosha schools, including Kenosha Lols High School. Julius On Feb. 1, 1936, she married Kenneth H. Julius in Kenosha.

He died March 9, 1980. A member of Immanuel United Methodist Church, she was a homemaker most of her life. In 1982, she entered Kenosha Care Center. Surviving are three daughters, Beverly Ingersoll of Winthrop Harbor, Donna Bock of San Diego, and Karen Pindel of Des Plaines, and seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother in infancy and a half-sister, Lila Jean Kasper.

Hansen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Wayne E. Eppers Wayne Edwin Eppers, 65, formerly of Kenosha, late of Hudson, died Nov. 29 at the United Hospital in St. Paul, Minn.

after being admitted there Nov. 22. Born Oct. 22, 1931, in Kenosha, he was the son of Edwin and Helen (Muhlenbeck) Eppers. He attended grade school and high school here.

After his schooling, he joined the U.S. Army from February 1952 to January 1954, attaining the rank of corporal. He received the Army Occupational Medal and the National Defense Service Medal. He was employed as the director at Management Information System in St. Paul and then as general manager for Land-O-Nod until his retirement in 1991.

On June 11, 1977, he married Kathleen B. Ayd in Minneapolis. He. enjoyed collecting stamps and guns. Surviving are his wife; a son, Scott Trossen of South Bend, his mother, Helen Eppers of Kenosha; a sister, Sharon Glidden of Northbrook, and two grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his father. O'Connall's Valley Funeral Service in Hudson handled arrangements. Louis C. Vite Louis C. "Springie" Vite, 70, 2401 18th who died Tuesday (Dec.

3, 1996) at Washington Manor Nursing Home, is survived by 14 grandchildren and five great -grandchildren. Piasecki-Althaus-Thulin Funeral Home, 2002 52nd is in charge of arrangements. Sr. Rose Marie Cepress Sr. Rose Marie Cepress, 75, 720 35th died Thursday (Dec.

5, 1996) at Columbia Hospital in Milwaukee. Further obituary information from Proko Funeral Home West, 5111 60th will be available Saturday. Births Kenosha Medical Center Sandra Rosales, 5014 58th Kenosha, a daughter, Ana Lisette Rosales, Nov. 29, 1996. James Gum and Erica Beals, 8600 19th Kenosha, a son, James Edward Gum, III, Nov.

30, 1996. Steven and Nancy (York) Alexander, 2912 72nd Kenosha, a son, Matthew David, Dec. 1, 1996. Out of Town Brian and Connie (Medsker) Bystrom, 2520 18th a son, Brandan Austin, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1996, at Lake Forest Hospital, Lake Forest, Ill.

Ross and Lynn (Koch) Castona, 20210 98th Bristol, a son, Jeremy Alan, Thursday, Nov. 14, 1996, at Lakeland Medical Center, Elkhorn. Daniel Ervin and Pamela Kibler-Ervin, Racine, a son, Morgan Michael 1 Kibler Ervin, Saturday, Nov. 23, 1996, at St. Luke's Hospital, Racine.

The mother is a former Kenoshan. Jose Castro and Jeanine Kropiwiec, 1808 89th a daughter, Celine Victoria Kropiwiec, Saturday, Nov. 16, 1996, at Lake Forest Hospital, Lake Forest, Ill. David and Jane (Posselt) Slobdianuk, Glendale, a son, Matthew David, Saturday, Nov. 30, 1996 at Thunderbird Samaritan Hospital.

Both parents are former Kenoshans. Today, Tomorrow Adult Children of Alcoholics and members of other dysfunctional families are invited to a support group at noon Saturday at Club Breakaway, 8017 Sheridan Road. Bingo is 7 p.m. Friday at Holy Rosary Hall. Arts and Crafts Fair is 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Saturday at UW-Parkside main campus complex, 900 Wood Road. Bingo is 7 p.m. Saturday at St. Thomas Hall. Christmas at the Boutique is 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Saturday at Hawthorn Hollow, 880 Green Bay Road." Cookie Walk is 10 a.m. Saturday at' First United Methodist Church, 919 60th St. Numbers will be given out at 9 a.m. Dairyland Hobos Chapter of the Wisconsin Good Sam Club will hold their Christmas Party at 5 p.m. Saturday at Castlewood Restaurant, For more information call Mike Pinney, 632-5015, or Roger Lincoln, 694-6668.

Helping Little Hearts, a support group for families with children with heart defects, will hold a holiday gathering from 1-4 p.m. Saturday, at the Masonic Temple, 1012 Main Racine. There will be a Santa's Village, holiday treats and family networking. New families welcome. For more information and reservations, cail Leanne Evans, 632-5540.

Kindertransport, a World War II drama, is 7:30 p.m. Saturday at UW-Parkside, 900 Wood Road. "Lamerica," part of the foreign film series, is 8 p.m. Saturday, UW-Parkside Union Cinema, 900 Wood Road. "The Miser," a Moliere farce performed by Lakeside Players, is 8 p.m.

Friday and Saturday at the Rohde Opera House, 514 56th St. 12-Step Codependency Recovery will meet from 3 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Club Breakaway, 8017 Sheridan Road. The meeting provides a supportive 12-step program for anyone who wishes to understand and work on their issues of caretaking, controlling, feelings of victimization, neglect of self responsibility and neglect of maintaining healthy boundaries. Man charged in fatal traffic accident traffic accident investigation.

Weaver, 21, was struck was riding his bicycle on Clark County Trunk about 7:10 p.m. Nov. 28. Weaver was on his way home from work and was thrown several feet, the Clark County Sheriff's Department said. A Withee motorist found the body.

robbery while masked. She waived a preliminary hearing. An arraignment is to be set. Kimberly on Nov. 5 allegedly robbed the Speedway service station, 8012 Sheridan Road.

Kimberly was waived from juvenile court into adult court on Tuesday. A co-defendant has been charged in adult court. John Fischer, 37, of Brookfield, Ill. was in custody in lieu of a $500 cash bond for bail jumping. A preliminary hearing was set for Dec.

12. Dexter Stewart, 33, of Racine was in custody in lieu of a $10,000 cash bond on an arrest warrant from Cook County, Ill. for delivery of a controlled substance. Stewart said he wanted to waive extradition. Cameron Brown, 33, last known address of Park City, was in custody in lieu of a $5,000 cash bond for burglary.

A preliminary hearing was set for Dec. 11. Pilar Metcalf, 38, 5038 17th was in custody in lieu of a $500 cash bond for battery to an officer. A preliminary hearing was set for Dec. 20.

Robert Tanner, 26, last known address of Waukegan, was in custody in lieu of a $10,000 cash bond for battery and battery to a child. A preliminary hearing was set for Dec. 13. Candidate lists "Babe" Ventura, 75, formerly of Kenosha, late of Warren, died Saturday (Nov. 30, 1996) at Cottage Hospital in Grosse Pointe Farms, Born Dec.

25, 1920, in Kenosha, he was the son of the late Dominick and Blandina (Petracci) Ventura. He attended local schools and graduated from Bradford High School in 1939. On April 25, 1942, he married Valasta Mrazek in Detroit. He served in the U.S. Army in the European Theater during World War II.

He worked as a consultant fory Signal Chemical Co. after retirement. Previously, he owned Kemp Cleaners, from 1951 to 1976, in Mt. Clemens, Mich. He also operated Van's Cleaners in Mt.

Clemens. A lifetime member of the Knights of Columbus Leo XIII, he was also past president of the Knights of Columbus Leo Credit Union. Surviving are his wife; four sons, Phillip, Kenneth, Dominic and Brian, all of Michigan; two daughters, Janice McMillan and Angela Profant, both of Michigan; three brothers, Frank and Dominic, both of Kenosha, and Louis of Racine; two sisters, Frances Ventura and Marion Wondrash, both of Kenosha; and 16 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mary Mancuso, and three daughters, Candace, Theresa and Martha. Schultz Funeral Home, East Pointe, is in charge of arrangements.

Tyrone L. Shepherd, 36, 1009 58th was sentenced by Judge Wilbur Warren to seven years in prison for possession of marijuana with the intent to deliver. Russell L. Rose 16, 1311 59th was sentenced by Judge Bruce Schroeder to 60 days in the County Jail for delivery of a lookalike controlled substance. The judge imposed three years of probation.

Steven M. Vermillion, 26, address unknown, was sentenced by Judge Michael Fisher to five years in prison for forgery as a repeat criminal offender and by Judge Bruce Schroeder to three years in prison for escape. Jason E. Schrieber, 20, address unknown, was sentenced by Judge Bruce Schroeder to 12 years in prison for attempted. armed robbery.

Schrieber on July 8 pointed a handgun at a man and demanded his money. Willie Scott, 69; 6518 14th was placed on 12 months of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for unemployment compensation fraud. The judge ordered $1,031 restitution. Alfred G. Nelson, 57, 4823 18th was placed on three years of probation by Judge Mary K.

Wagner Malloy for bail jumping and two counts of battery. The judge stayed 18 months in the County Jail. Steven Jackl, 17, 3618 14th was sentenced by Judge Bruce Schroeder to four months in the County Jail for burglary. Judge Michael Fisher placed Jackl on five years of probation for operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. Fisher also NEILLSVILLE (AP) A rural Thorp man was charged Thursday in a hit-and-run accident that killed a man near Withee on Thanksgiving Day.

Derek R. Zurakowski, 26, rural Thorp, was charged with felony hit and run in the accident that killed -Aaron L. Weaver. His car was taken to the Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory in Wausau for Court Report stayed five-year prison and 12- month County Jail terms. Eric L.

Hodges, 22, 3819. Eighth was sentenced by Judge Michael Fisher to six months in the County Jail for burglary. The judge stayed an eight year prison term and imposed five years of probation. Sherry L. Jones, also known as Sherry L.

Janis, 23, 5420 25th was placed on six years of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for delivery of cocaine. The judge stayed a nine County Jail term. Jones' husband, Frederick Jones, was murdered Nov. 30, 1995 for a phony drug deal. James M.

Wells, 18, of Abrams, was placed on two years of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for operating a vehicle without the owner's consent and sexual assault. The judge stayed a 90-day County Jail term. John Gonzales, 43, 8067 Sheridan Road, was placed on 15 months of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. Albert Brownlee, 39, 5818 Fifth was sentenced by Judge Mary K. Wagner-Malloy to three years in prison for delivery of cocaine.

Maurice F. Bland, 21, of Racine was placed on three years of probation by Judge Michael Fisher for disorderly conduct as a repeat criminal offender. The judge stayed a six-month County Jail term. Bonnie Kimberly, 16, 12701 64th was in custody in lieu of a $15,000 cash bond for armed STARTER FREE STARTER HAT with any JACKET ROUTE UNIVERSITY AUTHENTIC SPORTS BRAND APPAREL TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FOR GREAT HOLIDAY GIFTS PROMOTIONAL, JACKETS UNDER $59.99 GROUP OF HATS ONLY, OFFER EXPIRES LAKESIDE MARKETPLACE STARTER 11211 120th Space 19A OUTLET Kenosha, WI 53142 (414) 857-3430 Jesus as employer Lols Julius MADISON (AP) A congressional candidate listed "Lord, Jesus Christ" as his employer in his federal campaign finance report. U.S.

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