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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4) William G. Uhlir of Cum­ berland Circle celebrated their anniversary with family and friends. " ' June 26 -- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sas» of McHenry celebrated their anniversary by attending a dinner which included their three children among the guests. JULY » July 10 .-- Mr. and Mrs. -Christian Hendricks of McHenry celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family and friends at­ tending a dinner. July 22 - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McAuliffe celebrated their fiftieth wed­ ding anniversary with a buffet luncheon** with seventy-five guests honoring the couple. . AUGUST Aug. 7 -- Mr. and Mrs.-An­ drew (Jack) McCarroll, Sr., now living in Texas celebrated their golden anniversary while vacationing in McHenry. They are former residents of McHenry. Aug. 11 - Mr. and Mrs. Tony Poss, 4501 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, celebrated their fiftieth year of marriage Aug. 28 -- Mr. and Mrs. William Lamont of Wonder Lake were feted at a gathering at Nativity Lutheran church. OCTOBER Oct. 18 - In celebration of their fiftieth wedding an­ niversary, Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Raven held an open house at their hornet : NOVEMBER Nov. 2 -- Mr. and Mrs. George Faltum, 7604 Deep Spring road, Wonder Lake, celebrated their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary with their family. Nov. 12 -- Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Huff, 2204 W, Churcft street, Johnsburg, observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Mass of Thanksgiving at St. John's Catholic church.? Nov. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ristow of 5613 Woodland, McHenry, eelebrated their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary wh^e vacationing in Florida. No^r--•<- Mr. and * Mrs. Raymond Colby, Sr., formerly of McHenry, celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary recently at the First United Methodist church of Wood­ stock. Nov. 24 - A Mass of Thanksgfving was offered when Mr. and Mrs. Fred Studin of 908 Hampton court,, McHenry, celebrated their fiftieth wed­ ding anniversary. Nov. 30 ~ Peter and Martha Schaefer of 1602 Court street, McHenry, observed their sixty- fifth wedding anniversary. DECEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Karl Natschke, Sr., of the McHenry area celebrated their fiftieth wed­ ding anniversary with a Worship Service of Praise and a reception. I Reveal) Exciting Sports Stories In '76 Review JANUARY With a commanding 10 to 0 lead after the first two minutes of play, the McHenry Warriors went on to break a seventeen- year-old scoring record when they defeated Hinsdale South 104 to 48 in the opening round of the Kankakee Holiday Tour­ nament. In the finals, playing before a packed house and a partisian Kankaee crowd, the McHenry High Warriors of Coach Ken Ludwig walked away with the big trophy at the Kankaee Holiday Tournament New Year's eve. They went on to defeat Eastridge by a score of 56 to 49, after a jittery start which found them trailing 16 to 11 at the end of the first period. Senior Steve Koerber, the Warrior high scoring forward, was selected by the officials as the tournament's outstanding player. Coach Marty Sobczak's McHenry "Rassling Warriors" got back on the winning track Tuesday night at West Campus as they defeated Cary Grove, 29 to 16. Putting on a display of near perfect basketball, the McHenry Warriors blasted the Mundelein Mustangs, 88 to 56, Friday night. Then, before another large gathering Saturday evening, they defeated the Marian Central Hurricanes, 75 to 59. The "Rassling Warriors" of Coach .Sobczak defeated Woodstock by the score of 36 to 13 after losing to Mundelein because of injuries in their matches to two competitors. Both Denny Useman and Brian Nuss had to default because of injuries. The McHenry Warriors after a sluggish first half rolled to their fifteenth win in a row when they defeated Lake Forest 62 to 42. The win still keeps the Warriors atop the North Suburban with a 6 and 0 record. The Warriors defeated Crown 94 to 58 prior to the game against Lake Forest. They will put their fifteen game winning streak on the line Jan. 23 when they go against North Chicago. The McHenry High Warriors winning streak was snapped at 15, Jan. 23, as they lost to the North Chicago Warhawks 74 to 64 at North Chicago. The McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" lost a wrestling match to North Chicago at West Campus. The score was 40 to 12. The Montini girls basketball team participated in the First Avon Invitational tournament and won a trophy. Before a huge crowd, Libertyville pushed the Warriors down to fourth place in the North Suburban with a 52 to 36 victory. The Warriors next travel to take on the Zion ZeeBees Bruce Fetzer, Don Opfer, Jim Murry and Jim Nelson captured a first place for McHenry as they defeated Elgin in the 400 yard relay team free style event. FEBRUARY The "Fighting Warriors" of Coach Ken Ludwig gave it all they had Friday night before falling tmhe ZeeBees 70 to 69 in a real barn burner at Zion. Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry high swimmers split a pair of meets last week. They defeated Dundee 104 to 66 'and lost to Rockford Jefferson 100 to 72. The McHenry Junior high school girls' basketball team closed out their season on > J- • f Saturday in third place in tournament play-offs. The Warriors chalked up wins number 18 and 19 over the weekend as they defeated the Barrington Broncos here Friday night 87 to 77 and then beat Dundee Saturday night 63 to 51. Matt Schuster at 112 lbs. and Brian Nuss at 155 both qualified for the Barrington Sectional wrestling tourney to be held Friday and Saturday at Barrington. -- Coach Mike Shanahan "Water Warriors" warmed up for the Arlington District by defeating the Woodstock Blue Streaks by the score of 49 to 33. For the second year in <a row, the McHenry High Warriors have won 20 games during the regular season. This was ac­ complished when they defeated the Tigers from Crystal Lake, 57 to 47. The "Water Warriors" closed out their season with a 106 to 60 win over Stevenson high school. They have won nine out of the eleven events. The Warriors advanced to the finals of their own regional tournament with a victory over Hononegah, 94 to 60. MARCH The Warriors, using the lull court and a tenacious defense, won the season fin^l over Crown, 79-61. * The Warriors romped and stomped their way to a regional tournament win over Belvidere, 102 to 52. The Warriors are ready to go on to battle against Rockford Guilford after defeating Rock­ ford Auburn, 72 to 63. The McHenry Girls varsity basketball team defeated Grayslake 51-42 tor their first win of the year. Matt Schuster, a 112 lb. senior wrestler, was honored by his teammates recently before an overflow crowd at West Campus as the Most Valuable wrestler on the 1975-76 squad. The "Fighting Warriors" of Coach Ken Ludwig were eliminated from the state playoffs with a loss to West Aurora in the DeKalb Super- sectional by the score of 53 to 40. With the 2,200 fans from McHenry in attendance in the Evans fieldhouse, the Warriors played their hearts out, but to no avail to the bigger, stronger, Blackhawks. The presentation of awards climaxed this years Annual Tournament for all A.J.B.C. sanctioned bowlers in McHenry county. The McHenry Jaycees sponsored a wrestling tour­ nament on March 17 at Parkland school. Competition was open to all Junior high students of this area. On March 25, the McHenry Girls basketball team lost their " last game against Mundelein, 65 to 52, to close out their season. The Warriors tennis squad is ready to perform an encore to last years 18 and 6 season. APJMfL^ Coach Dave Lucket's fresh­ man baseball team twon two games on Saturday over Woodstock 4 to 1 aitti then Grant, 6 to 4. The McHenry high track squad ' opened their outdoor season Monday by placing second behind the host Streaks in a triangular meet. The McHenry --*4ngh sophomore baseball team had their Jhitting shoes on*the past week as they picked up three victories. ' Basketball and volleyball awards were given to eight girls at the Girls Winter Sports banquet, April 5. A Montini girls' volleyball team composed of sixth and seventh graders won the Fox Valley conference double elimination volleyball tour­ nament held in early April. Coach Gary Gray's McHenry high tennis squad won their eighth dual meet of the season and sixteenth match overall in defeating Mundelein by the score of 4 to 1. The McHenry high track, team came home with the third place trophy in the Fox Valley relays held in a downpour Saturday in Rata via. The McHenry area Men's 12- inch Slow-Pitch league is ready for its eighth season. MAY •• The McHenry high Warnors won their own McHenry relays for the first time in history when they scored 99 points to defeat Kaneland. Monday, May 10, starts the Men's 16" Softball League at the V.F.W Softball diamond. Games are played Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 7 :30. Coach Wally Scott's track Warriors defended their Woodstock relays crown Saturday when they scored 109 points to runnerup Woodstock's 80. The Pigtail League held the first athletic event at Petersen Park last Thursday in spite of bone-chilling weather. Robert Reuter and Kevin C^Jergren have been awarded the rank of Black Belt by the Lakeland Academy of Karate. Wendy Ulick of McHenry sprinting for Marian Central broke the district record for the 100-yard dash in 11.7 time at the Sycamore District Meet. Eight members of the McHenry track team will compete in seven events of the State track meet in Charleston, May 28 and 29. One hundred and forty-two students particpated in the Hilltop Junior Olympics held on May 22. JUNE Awards were presented to nearly 200 students at the second annual Sports banquet held at the McHenry Junior high school. Coach Ken Swanson's McHenry Warriors placed two seniors on the North Suburban all conference baseball team. They were Tom Ludwig and Bill Meyers. Hau$inger Concrete of the men's ,16" softball found themselves on top of the team standings with 5 wins and no losses. Tom Ludwig and Billy Meyers turned in some fine statistics in rating spots on the N^th Suburban all-conference baseball team. The McHenry Shamrocks opened their Shoreline League season June 6 by defeating Island Lake, 21-1. Tuesday, June 15, completed the two-week Calcutta play for the 18-Hole Women golfers at McHenry Country club. Earl Walsh, S.I.H. joined a large group of Rotarians and guests to hear. Bill Veeck, Thursday, June 17. Preparations are under way for the third annual McHenry MarStfi^HL which will be held July 27. TTie LakeWbd^ Park A's won 10 to 2 over tn^toCullom Lake Cards in the game played Sunday, June 27. JULY The McHenry Junior Youth league, at its June board meeting, established a Hall of Fame to recognize the services of individuals in boys baseball in McHenry. Named were Fred Meyer, Henry Tonyan, Ed Buss, and Chuck Miller. Both of the McHenry Softball All-Star games played at the> VFW field were by the McHenry 12" team. The McHenry Girls Pigtail and Ponytail league teams ended a successful 1976 season Sunday with a full day of ac­ tivities at Petersen park. July 17 and 18 is Northern Illini Bowmen's 19th annual 3-D SAFARI. It will be held on the wooded archery range just a mile west of McHenry on Draper road. The McHenry Area Jaycees are sponsoring a gimmick road rally, Sunday, July 25. The McHenry Junior Youth league held their annual All- Star games on Sunday, July 18 at the V.F.W. fields. In total there were six All-Star games. McHenry county Farm Bureau golfers earned a major shore of the berths earned by contestants in the District golf meet at Plum Tree this week. AUGUST With ideal weather conditions and the course covered with lady golfers from sunrise to sunset, it was truly Ladies Day at McHenry Country Club. Jack Thomas of McHenry was a marathon winner in both events of the Top Flight Championship play last Saturday and Sunday. It is all over! Rusty Nail is the 1976 twelve inch softball team which takes home the trophy for first place. Cathy Bolger of McHenry repeated her winter per­ formance Jay defeating her opponent 3-6, *-6-1, 64) for the Summer Championship at the Racket club. TTie tournament was played Aug. 7 and 8. Champions of the McHenry county league with a record of 10 wins against 2 defeats, the girls of the McHenry State Farm fast pitch traveling team collected another trophy for sponsor, Dennis Conway. In the first game of the 1976 12-inch championships, the House of David won 13-3 over the Rusty Nail. Youth day at the Chapel Hill Golf club found 80 youngsters competing in three age groups at the annual youth day tourney Aug. 23. A record turnout of seventy boys greeted Coach Bill Day and his staff Aug. 23 fof the initial practice of the football season. SEPTEMBER The third annual McHenry Area Jaycees Tennis meet drew 5? enthusiastic area youngsters to the West Campus courts Saturday. Sixty-eight freshmen reported to coaches last- Monday for the 1976 football season. This is the second largest turnout in Warrior history Tor freshmen. The "Running Warriors" of Coach Bill Hutchinson easily defeated Schaumburg and Antioch in a double dual meet Tuesday at West Campus. The McHenry high Warriors football opened their 1976 season on a sad note Friday night as they lost to the Crystal Lake Tigers 24 to 0. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golf team really turned on the power Tuesday afternoon at Grayslake as they won 148 to 169. The McHenry High Cross Country squad defeated Dundee and Grant in a double duel meet held at Dundee Sept. 16. The McHenry High girls field hockey team shut out the Crystal Lake girls Sept. 22, 2 to 0. The McHenry High golfers of Coach Chuck Cuda showed their heels to nineteen other teams as they won the Crown Invitational with a score of 312. Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry High Water Polo team won their first match of the scfason as they defeated Lake Forest 20 to 8. The McHenry Girls Tennis team won a tough victory over Grant Sept. 22. The first five contenders to complete the McHenry Walk-A Thon held Sept. 25 were Scott Rhode, Mike Burgdorf, Mike Conner, Kirk Barnicle and Todd Rhode. nite on Wednesday. This is an intra-squad meet and is an opportunity for the wrestling fans to know the rules for the coming season and to get acquainted with the squad members. Mike Burmann, junior cross country runner of the "Running Warriors" was selected as the Most Valuable Runner at the annual banquet held at West Campus on Tuesday evening. Steve Mai, a senior wingback and defensive back on Coach Bill Day's McHenry High Warriors was selected as the Most Valuable Player for the 1976 season. The , McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" split a pair of matches Saturday at West campus. They defeated Round Lake and^lost to Waukegan West high school After winning the first two games of the King Korn tourney and reaching the finals for the first time in history, the Warriors were defeated rby Kaneland 64 to 50 in th£ championship game. DECEMBER The power weight lifting team from Thornton high- school, Harvey, put on a weight lifting exhibition at East campus recently. Highlighting the event was a dead lift of 465 lbs., by the instructor, James Kreske. Coach Mike Shanahan's "Water Warriors" added two more victories last week as they defeated Rolling Meadows 93 to 78 and Woodstock 46 to 37. Paul LaBlanc, Crystal Lake, was named the Most Valuable Fall football player at seventeenth annual athletic banquet. For the second week in a row, _ the Warriors knocked off an undefeated team, this time the Mundelein Mustangs by the score of 76 to 64. Last week they defeated prevfBusly unbeaten Barrington 69 to 6?. On the Sidelines, by Dick Rabbitt: "The Warriors put on a fancy display of rebounding against Mundelein last Friday and as a result came out the winner. However, on Saturday night at Zion they were badly outrebounded and thus went down to their first conference defeat'of the season." Seniors Billy Hurckes and Brian Miller combined for 55 points Friday night to lead the Warriors to a convincing 87 to 7f win over visiting North Chicago. Monday afternoon in the opening round of the Elgin - Holiday Basketball tour­ nament, McHenry played with tenacity, overcoming a seven- point deficit in the final three minutes to defeat a strong Hirsch quintet 64-61. . The world of high school basketball belongs to "Goliaths", with 6'5", 210- J •' • ' J ...... SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12. 1977 Marian's Egeland, 68, died in McHenry diedf in McHenry hospital at the hospital. MAY May 3 - Rena Schaid, 80, lifetime resident of McHenry, died in Genoa City, Wi. May 4 - Dennis Wallner, ii7, a former resident of McHenry, was the victim of a private airplane crash near Zenda, Wi. May 6 -- Rose Dorothy Williams, 70, of Pistakee Highlands, died in the Wood­ stock Residence. May 8 - Julia "Marie" Sirnms, 74, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. . May 11 - James D. Mullin, 210 N. Draper road, died at McHenry hospital at the age of 56. May 13 - Andrew Howitz, McHenry, died at McHenry hospital at'the age of 82. - ~ May 19 -- Stanley Newlin, 45, •died at McHenry hospital. May 20 -- Nicholas Pitzen, lifetime resident of McHenry, died at McHenry hospital. May 26 -- James G. Dimopoulos, 21, died as the result of a truck-motorcycle accident. May 28 - Edwin Prather, formerly of McHenry, dfed in pounders often dominating ~ Pririceton-at the age of 62. play. Into that world enters Ridgewood, a veritable "David" among giants, boasting no play£^ taller than 6'1". And yet, the Rebels cogjinue to win, slaying their tenth foe in eleven encounters, ousting McHenry from the Elgin Holiday tournament with a 63-45 win Tuesday night. £ Families Saddened By Numerous Deaths In '76 OCTOBER » The Fighting Warriors of McHenry High shut out the Mundelein Mustangs Friday night, Oct. 8, 12 to 0. The Marian Central Sophomore football team raised its record to 5-0 on Saturday, Oct. 9, against a rugged Montini team. For years too long to remember, the McHenry High Warriors failed again to win their annual homecoming game as they bowed to Lake Forest 43 to 26. This past week the girls tennis team brought their record to 5-6 with two out of three victories. The Montini Mustangs won their fifth straight game by beating Hebron 26-0. The "Running Warriors" won another pair of North Suburban meets this past week when they defeated North Chicago 15 to 48 and Crown 16 to 48. Mike Burmann, a McHenry high junior, was crowned the McHenry county cross country champion at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake. I * Coach Mike shanahan's McHenry high water polo team /^ppU^q"1 defeated Lake Forest by the score of 19 to 12. The win enabled the McHenry team to qualify for the state finals for the third time in the past four years. Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry high golfers placed second behind champion Lake Forest in the North Suburban meet held at McHenry Country club. The Scouts had a total of 310 to the Warriors 316. The Marian Central "Hurricanes" of Coach Tom Parker Won a big game on Saturday when they defeated the "Green Wave" of St. Ed­ ward's of Elgin 14 to 7. JANUARY Jan. 1 -- Minnie Maloun, 81, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 2 -- Nora Louise Wright passed away in her home. Jan. 7 - Matthew E. Kalka, 81, of Holiday Hills died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 8 -- Mrs. Mabel Hawley of Ringwoodxdied in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Stevenson J Romaine, 36, of Lakemoor, died at Central DuPage hospital, Winfield. Harry Tice, 67, of Whispering Oaks died following an extended illness. Jan. 10 -- William J. Ashton, Crystal Lake died in Sherman hospital, Elgin. Jan. 12 -- Mrs. Vera L. Purvey, a local resident for fifty-six years, died at the age of 83. Jan. 13 - Harry W. Paulin, 85, of Wonder Lake died in Belvidere. Leon J. Kujawa, 64, of Whispering Oaks died in Chicago. Rose D. Radtke, 55, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 16 -- Zeny Milash died in McHenry hospital at the age of 78. William L. Schalk died in McHenry hospital at the age of 75. Paul A. Martens, 72, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Jan. 18 - Mrs. Mary (Mayme) Blake died in Memorial hospital at the age of 86. Jacob (Jack) Dziadus, 56, of Wonder Lake died in Harvard Memorial hospital. • Jan. 19 -- May Lauman, 83, passed away in McHenry hospital. Jan. 20 -- Gerlinda Flotz, 32, of Wonder Lake, died in Memorial hospital. Jan. • 25 - Leonard W. Christensen, Jr., 59, a resident of McHenry for fifteen years, died in his home in Wisconsin. Jan. 27 -- Mrs. Jennys W. Enarson of West Shore beach died at the age of 82. NOVEMBER Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry High Water polo team has earned a fifth place rating in the state. The Warriors closed out their 1976 season on a losing note as they dropped a North Suburban game to North Chicago Saturday 14 to 12. / Billy Hurckes, Steve Mai and Tom Lundelius were selected Monday evening by the North SuburbanConference coaches to their all star team. Coach Marty Sobczak's "Rassltng Warriors" of McHenry High school will hold their annual Orange and Black FEBRUARY^ Feb. 2 - Gertrude E. Murphy died in McHenry hospital at the age of 72. Jacob J. Acker, 71, of Sunnyside, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 3 - Joseph A. Vesely, 80, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 4 - Joseph A. Williams, 79, died in his home. George E. (Bud) Booder, ,49, died at Hines Veteran hospital. Harold L. Evans of Wonder Lake died in Memorial hospital. Feb. 10 - Joseph Sarley, 86, of Lakemoor died in St. Therese hospital Edward E. Matthews, 61, a former resident of McHenry, died in Evanston. Feb. 11 -- Charlene Gillispie, 36, Spring Grove, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital as a result of a car-pedestrian accident. Florence C. Beady, 69, of McHenry died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 12 -- Robert J. Smith, 79, of Fox Lake, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Lloyd M. Schwan, Sr., McHenry, was pronounced dead on arrival at Condell Memorial hospital, LibertyviHe. Patricia J. Kuntz, 51, McHenry died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 19 -- Claire E. Emgh died unexpectedly in Murray, Ky. She was the founder of the Sybaquay Girl Scout council. Feb. 21 -- Tressa M. Collins (Gramma Pat) died in Sher­ man hospital, Elgin. Feb. 23 -- Arline Stevely, 80, Pistakee Highlands, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. Feb. 27 -- Ruth H. McGouirk, 78,< died in Zion. Edward M.> Brown, Garden Quarter, died in McHertry hospital. Feb. 28 - Viola M. Schuble, 55, died in Waukegan. Edward J. Adams died in Florida at the age of 50. MARCH March 5 - Edward W. Savage, 51, Spring Grove, died in McHenry hospital. March 10 -- Frances Briegei, 88, Pistakee Highlands, died in McHenry hospital. Ellen Weber, 80, died at the Pistakee Bay home. Jason James Kringstad was pronounced dead at birth at McHenry hospital. March 12 - Beulah Gruen- feld, 87, of McHenry died in Pistakee Bay home. Lafayette Ahern died in McHenry hospital at the. age of 79. William Domke, 70, died in McHenry hospital. March 15 - Volney Brown, 54, died in Veterans hospital. Royal Tobin, 69, died in Memorial hospital. March 17 - Carl J. (Charlie) Freund, 77, died in McHenry hospital. March 18 - Helen M. Heuser, 79, died in Florida. Nikolaj O. Bull, Griswald Lake, died in McHenry hospital at the age of 94. f7 March 26 - Adam M. Smith. 86, of Sunnyside, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. Augustus C. Bruhnke, 301 S. Ridge road, McHenry, died in Crystal Lake at the age of 78. Forrest J. Reinhardt, 5711 Fox Lake road, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital at the age of 64. Clyde J. Dowell, 83, 4819 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, died in McHenry hospital as a result of injuries from an auto accident. March 31 -- Mrs. Clara Wray, 73, died in McHenry hospital. APRIL April 5 - Thomas P. Voase, 89, Totem Trail, died in McHenry hospital. April 7 - Gladys H. Lokay, a former resident of McHenry for many years, died in Palatine, at the home of her daughter. April 9 - Louis B. Nichols, 59, Black Partridge road, died in McHenry hospital. April 13 - Mrs. Frances V. Mueller, 66, of McHenry Shores died iri the home of her daughter in Chicago. April 15-- Garrett C. Fink, 81, formerly of Wonder Lake, died in Waukegan. April 20 - Mrs. Kathryn B. Schreiner, 86, widow of Frank Schreiner, one time publisher of the McHenry Plaindealer, died in the Pistakee Bay home. April 21 - Sarah Elizabeth Strom, 77, died in Memorial hospital. April 23 - Mrs. Margaret Bethke, 55, formerly of Wonder Lake, died in Springfield, Mo. April 26 - Isabelle Strama, 75, "was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. Marie Barta, 83, of Wonder Lake, died in Berwyn. William Gunther, of Lilymoor, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan at the age of 60. Marie F. Espey, wife of McHenry Police Chief Kenneth Espey, died in Rockford Memorial hospital. April 28 - Joseph A. Wiser of Volo was pronounced dead on arrival at Cohdell hospital, Libertyville at the age of 61. Vivian G. McCarthy, died in her daughter's home at the age of 79. Paul L. Patzke, 70, a lifetime resident of McHenry, passed away in Memorial hospital, Woodstock." Haakon May 30 - *Mwin Manson. 70, of Whispering Oaks, died at McHenry hospital. May 31 -Eve H. Spooner died at the Pistakee Bay home at the age of 87. JUNE June 1 -- Alpha Stephens of Sunnyside died at McHenry hospital at the age of 76. June 2 - William Kuck of Wonder Lake died at West Side Veterans hospital June 4 - Laurence R. Meyer, 17, was the victim of a drowning accident. Theresa Kelly, 74. died in Condell Memorial hospital, Liber- tyviller-^ June 9 - Robert C. Richard­ son, 48, of McHenry, died at National Naval Medical center, Bethesda, Md. June 11 - Daniel O'Holleran, 56, died at Memorial hospital. June 12 - Sharon Wilson, 31, of Wonder Lake, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital, the victim of a shooting accident. ' June 13 - Two-year-old Brett MitchelTichy was the victim of a drowning accident near his home in Spring Grove. June 14 - Leo P. Klein. 77, 4010 ?N. Blitsch, died in McHenry hospital. June 17 ~ Mrs. Marie Schroeder, 68, of Wonder Lake died in McHenry hospital. June 18 ~ John Reed, 77, 1727 Brentwood lane, died in McHenry hospital. A former resident, Howard Maxwell, died at Ft. Lauderdale at the age of 76. June 19 - Terry Lee Phillips, 32, died in McHenry hospital June 20 - Dennis Martell was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. June 22 - Gustaf "LeRoy" Strom, 79, of Wonder Lake, died at Memorial hospital. Wilbert Dommer of Wonder Lake died at Memorial hospital at the age of 62. June 26 - Oscar Berggren of Sussex drive died at McHenry hospital at the age of 78. June 29 - John K. Larson, 60, died in his home at 3315 Johnsburg road. JULY July 2 -- Frances Petrick, 67, died in McHenry hospital. July 4 - Lawrence Schultz, 19, was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital July 5 - Leonard Swedberg, 74, of McCullom Lake, died in McHenry hospital. Jacob Koehler, 73, 2915 Victoria, died at Foster McGraw hospital, May wood. July 6 - Gertrude Barbian, one ° of McHenry's most' prominent civic leaders for many years, died in Memorial hospital. Alex Hocin died at Rockford Memorial hospital at the age of 24. July 7 - Ten-year-old Curt Gesicki died in McHenry hospital after a short illness. Paul Thomas, 64, died in McHenry hospital. July 8 - Kathryn Weingart, 87, died in her home, 1622 N.y Court street, McHenry. July 14 - Hazel D. Rogde died in McHenry hospital at the age of 66. July 15 - Frank Shule, 77, of Spring Grove, died in St Therese hospital, Waukegan July 18 - A lifetime resident of Johnsburg, George Oeffling, Sr., died in McHenry hospital. July 20 - A lifetime resident of the McHenry area, Catherine Rauen, died at the age of 98. July 22, Miss Villa Bartlett Smith, 88, a native of McHenry, died in Elgin ' July 25 -- Anna Rodenkirch, a long time resident of McHenry, * died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock at the age of 84 July 26 - Sixty-year-old Harry A. Berry, Sr of Mc­ Cullom Lake died in Harvard hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Schnellhardt, died in her home. July 28 - Daniel R Voigt, 19, died in Chicago after a six-week illness. July 29 - A former McHenry resident, WHiam Struwe, 68, died in his home. July 30 -- George J Pittner age of 68. July 31 - Miss Florence Carey. 87, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock ' AUGUST Aug. 1 - John H Oakford. 52, Bonner drive, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A welL known retired dairy farmer,- 'Chancey L Harrison, 86, died in Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. Aug 2 -- Russell Bingham, 62;. of McHenry Shores died in- - Sherman hpspital, Elgin. Aug 3 - Timothy Gibbons,, 43, of Wonder Lake, died in Loyola Medical Center, May wood. Aug. 6 -- A former McHenry grade school teacher, Helen Green, died at the age of 72. Mrs. Gertrude Zujewski, 76, died at her home, 5116 W. Shore drive. Lakeland Park Aug. 7 - A native of the McHenry area, George E. Adams, died at Fox Valley Nursing center. Elgin at the ageiof 89. Edward Muchow. 80, died in Burlington, Wi. Aug. 8 - Frank Pechart, 74, died at his home. Burt Mar­ shall, 61. died at Lutheran General hospital, Chicago. Aug. 9 - Leona Fleming, 57, died in McHenry hospital Harry P Stinespiing, Jr., a respected community leader, died unexpectedly while vacationing in Snowmass, Co. Aug. 10 - Mrs. Elsa I. Friedliwd "died in ftlcHenry hospital at the agtf of 74. Aug. 17 - A funeral Mass was offered in St. Patrick's Catholic church for Mrs. Frank (FZthel) Low. Mrs. Alice Dilg, 71. died at Condell hospital, Libertyville. Aug. 20 - A resident of Wonder Lake for thirty years, Anthony A. Willig, died at Presbyterian St. Luke's hospital at the age of 78. Aug 23 - Edward H. Tonyan, Jr. of McHenry was reported dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. He was 40 years old Baby Richard Dale Konieczka, one day old, died at Children's Memorial hospital, Chicago Aug. 25 - Emil J. Vlach, 88, of 1915 Fernwood, McHenry, died at his home. Leona L. Barner, 75, of Whispering Hills died at Lutheran General hospital. Aug. 27 - Frank P Broviak, Sr., died at McHenry hospital at the age of 66. Aug. 29 - Russell M. Switzer, head of the Switzer Craft firm in McHenry for several years, died in Memorial hospital Mrs. Virginia Loose, wife of former city attorney, John I,ooze, died at Memorial hospital SEPTEMBER Sept. 1 - A thirty-year resident of McHenry, Mrs. Minnie Raffel. died at McHenry hospital Sept. 3 - A former resident of McHenry, Susan N'imsgern Haines, died at Belvidere Manor nursing home. Sept. 4 Mrs. Viola I). Boesiger, 77, died at McHenry hospital. Sept* 8 - Joseph J, Suchor, formerly of W6ods avenue, McHenry, died at Fair Oaks nursing home, Crystal Lake Florence Hoffman, a longtime resident of McHenry, died at McHenry hospital. Sept 11 - George E. Seibert, former chief of police of Sun­ nyside, died at Sherman hospital, Elgin at the age of 63. Sept. 12 -- Philip Wiesenthal, 92, died at Sunset Manor, Woodstock - Ruth E. Surz, formerly of McCullom Lake, died in Chicago. Sept. 13 -- Richard P, Broderick, 71, died at his home. Former McCullom Lake resident, Edward Ham- merstein, Sr died at Ft. Walton Beach, Fl. George Hedlin of McHenry died in Arlington Heights at the age of 77. Sept. 14 - Arthur Lau of Rich­ mond road, died at Memorial hospital. Sept. 17 - Edward Robel of Johhsburg died at Westlake Community hospital, Melrose Park at the age of 53. Walter Schaefer, formerly , of McHenry, died in Jackson, Mo. Sept. 20 - Mrs. Clara Whiting of 1311 N. Park street, died at her home at the age of 87. Sept. 22 - Burton France, 57, died at McHenry hospital. Sept. 25 - A resident of McHenry for about nine years, Arthur Ryan died in McHenry hospital at the age of 73. Sept "26 - Mrs Emma Rosengart, 88. of Pistakee Highlands died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock Sept. 27 - Reba Smith, 84, died as a result of an auto ac­ cident in McHenry hospital Sept. 28 -- Gertrude M. Pedersen, 65, of Whispering Oaks died at her home. Sept. 29 - Mrs. Martha Schuenemann. formerly of the ' Grass Lake area, died at the Pistakee Bay Nursing home at the age of 86 OCTOBER Oct. 2 - A former resident of McHenry, Maria Quinn ^Shoultes, 99, died in Phoenix, Az. Mrs. Helen McQuire, 64, of Ingleside, died at her home. Oct 5 - Joseph Nobilio, Fox Lake, father of Mrs. Bryan (Donna) Bellows of McHenry,' died at St Therese hospital. Waukegan Oct. 7 - Former McHenry Shores resident for six years, (CONTINUED 3N PAGE 6)