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r PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, 'JANUARY 19,1983 Second Shutout Changes Philosophy Of 'Hawk Wrestlers Don March, coach of the Johnsburg wrestling team, has changed his philosophy about his varsity team and the rest of his program. Jfjis new philosophy came on the heels of a 69-0 thrashing by Grant Saturday. "We are going to concentrate on our freshmen and develop our program," explained March. "We just can't compete in the Northwest Suburban Conference right now." The Skyhawks are now winless in five starts in the conference and 5-9-1 overall. The Grant shutout was the second one for the Skyhawk team. Earlier in the season, Antioch stunned Johnsburg 69-0. "We have been wrestling freshmen and sophomores at the varsity level just to fill all the weight classes and ends up discouraging the kids," said March. "We're cutting our own throats by doing this. We are going to de-emphasize our varsity with con­ ference schools and then emphasize the varsity against non-conference schools. "At the beginning of the year, all our wins came from schools our own size. I thought we had a good thing going. To be successful in this con­ ference, you need 50 kids out, or else you are in a lot of trouble." The only bright spots March could see in the loss to Grant was the per­ formances of Mike Hurckes and Mark Dumelle. Hurckes lost his match to Todd Jenkins in the 138 pound match 8-2. Dumelle, meanwhile, was pinned by Jim Dimwidde in the 155 pound match at 5:25. - March named freshmen wrestler, John Biederman, as wrestler of the week. He defeated a undefeated fresh­ men wrestlier during the Grant match. Parks & Recreation The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will be having their winter meeting for the spring- fall 1983 soccer program on Thursday, Jan. 20. This meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. at McHenry City Hall in the Park Department Office. For further information regarding this meeting, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. The 111th Annual Policy Holders Meeting of the NUNDA - ALGONQUIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1983 at 1:30 P.M. at HOME STATE BANK in CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL ALL THE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE COMPANY ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL MEETING TO TRANSACT SUCH OTHER BUSINESS AS MAY PROPERLY COME BEFORE SAID MEETING. Correction In a feature on Rich­ mond's wrestler Paul Vogel in the Jan. 12 issue of the Plaindealer, the word ties was in­ correctly used in his record. The line said he had a record of 15-0 and 11 of the wins were ties. The word ties should have been Dins. Two different short forms this year. H&R Block can uncomplicate them for you. Two different short forms and new deductions make short form filing more complicated this year. Our preparers know the new tax laws and forms. We've studied them for months. g Friday Warrior guard, Jim Jablonski, drives past his Crown defender d night's action. Brent Blankenhorn comes in to help Jablonski out STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE G YLORD Woodstock Swimmers * Edge Warriors By A Diver Against Elgin, having no divers didn't matter, but agaist Woodstock it did matter. Back on Jan. 4, the Warrior swimming team won their first meet of the season, while still giving up six points from the diving competition. But, the tables turned last Thursday against Woodstock* as those six points became the margin of victory over the Warriors, 63-57. McHenry now owns 1-3 season record. The Warriors began the meet with a victory in the medlay relay. The Warrior team of Greg Hall, Bob Schaefer. Darren Ceoulis and Mike McNish turned in the winning time of 1:56.9. Rich Miller turned in two first place finsihes for the Warriors. Miller was first in the 200 yard free style with a time of 2:04.5 and first in the 500 free style with a time of 5:48.4. Other firsts were recorded by McNish, Greg Hall and Schaefer. McNish captured the 50 yard free style with a time of 26.0, Hall the 100 breastroke at 1:10.3 and Schaefer was timed in the 100 yard backstroke at 1:09.1. The Warriors will host Dundee at the West Campus pool Thursday. * Gators Dump Blue Streaks 72-56 H&R BLOCK * The new tax laws. --mmm This year's number one reason to go to HlrR Block. McHenry 5101 W. Elm (Route 120) OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-8; Saturday 9-5 PHONE 385-8630 OPEN TONIGHT-APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE MasterCard and Visa accepted at most area locations Registrations have begun at the YMCA for January programs. The first day for new programs is Monday, Jan. 24. T h i s . J a n u a r y schedule contains many different programs for preschool children who can participate with their parents, for grade school children, for high school youth and for adults. Most of these programs are co­ educational and meet once a week for ten weeks at the YMCA unless t»d icated otherwise" in the schedule. A list of instructional programs includes ballet, bowling, diving, fitness, gymnastics, income tax seminar, karate, kiddy kollege, log birling, masters swim team, musical c o m e d y , p l a y , racquetball, S.C.U.B.A., self defense, senior citizen program, a ski trip, soccer, swim in­ struction, yoga, Y Time and Y's Way to a Healthy Back. Drop in programs available on a daily b a s i s i n c l u d e babysitting for class participants, family swims, indoor jogging, r acque tba l l p l ay , recreational swims and weight training. BRIAN SPEARS t SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE WOODSTOCK--Crystal Lake South overcame a first-quarter Blue Streak rampage to learn an impressive 72-56 Fox Valley Conference win Friday night. Woodstock dropped to 2-5 in the FVC and 6-9 overall while South improved to 6-1 conference and 4-3 overall. TJie Streaks, capitalizing on Gator turnovers artd missed shots, jumped out to an 8-0 lead as Jeff Harris hit two long jumpers and Greg Bradshaw and Brad Hutter scored on steals. Woodstock strengthened its edge to 14- 2 six minutes into the period. But South picked up the pace, scoring four in the last of the first quarter then 12 in the beginning of the second for 16 straight points and an 18- 14 lead. In their scoreless stretch, the Blue Streaks missed the front ends of four bonus free throws. The Gators widened the* gap, scoring a total of 27 second period points to take a 35-25 halftime ad­ vantage. Woodstock played basket-to-basket * I 9 I I ft * • » J with Crystal Lake in most of the third • period, but couldn't overcome South's J lead. "We've done it with defense a lot of I times and with offense a lot," said * Gator coach Gary Collins, "but • tonight we put them both together." J Tom Dayton led all scorers with 23 « for Crystal Lake. Butch Witt netted 17 ! for his team and Ed Kothera added 12. ' For the Streaks, Jamie Eriksen ' dropped in 15 as Jeff Harris had 13 and Bradshaw 12. Over Marengo SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE 1OODSTOCK--Marian Central's wrestling team beat Marengo 55-10 to extend the Hurricanes record to 7-0.; Marian winners included- Kevin Huff, Mark Wohnrade, Kevin Mc-r Conville, Jeff Nusbaum, Mike Herff.H Steve Stilling, Kevin Niedospial, John ' Nebel, Tony Piwowarczyk and Rich Kelly. Marian's wrestling coach Mike4 Garvey said he is pleased with the 7-01 record. Men's Recreational Basketball w- Registrations are now being accepted at the Lake RegioqgyMCA at 7315 South Route 31 on the west side of Route 31, a quarter mile south of Route 14. A LEAGUE -- Christopher's Men's Wear defeated McHenry State Bank 62-53 (scoring - Jim Zasada 23, Don Harris 16, John Walkington 21 and Mark Johnson 15). Buss-Stop defeated St. Regis Pub 67-45 (scoring - Rick Neiss 26, Jim Heard 16, Randy Neiss 12 and Mike Nitz 10). Hiller and Ha mm defeated Fegie's Farmhouse 91-62 (scoring - Bill Hurckes 25, Ben Beck 20, Joe Meyers 12, Greg Patrock 20 and Ken Proluski 17). B LEAGUE -- Little John's defeated Henehan & Mclntrye 68-52 (scoring - Kevin Hoerner 24, Rick Peterson 28, Billy Henehan 16, Barry Nichols 13 and Rick Madsen 10). Lawson's Painting defeatecKLakes Cablevision 58-23 (scoring - i3ick Devries 16 and Herb Ferguson 10S W 7 5 5 3 2 0 W 5 4 3 7*° Whiting Bed Pillow Sale sî Any Size e Low Price efThe Right One Fo* You Pillow experts say that you should crhange your pillow every 3 years. How old are yours? Standings A LEAGUE Buss-Ford-John's Sport Stop St. Regis Pub Hiller & Hamm Christopher's Men's Wear McHenry State Bank Fergie's Farmhouse B LEAGUE Little John's Lawson's Painting . Mclntrye & Henehan Lakes Cablevision A League Top 10 Scorers Jim Zasada, Christopher's Rick Neiss, Buss-Stop Jim Heard, Buss-Stop John Walkington, MCH State Bank 105 Don Bentz, Hiller & Hamm 105 Mike Nitz, St. Regis Pub 76 Randy Neiss, Buss-Stop 76 Dave Lawson, Buss-Stop 71 John Meyers, St. Regis 68 Bill Hurckes, Hiller & Hamm 67 Co-Rec Volleyball Come out and join your fiends for a night of sport and fun. The co-rec volleyball program sponsored by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Reoreation started up again on Tuesday nights. pts. 135 111 105 GOOD: "Christy" is filled with white polyester fiberfill and is completely washable and dryable. Carress ticking: Any size, 7.99 Standard. Reg. 12.00 Queen. Reg. 14.00 King. Reg. 18.00 BETTER: "Golden Goose" is 10% down and 90% white goose feathers. Down proof ticking. Any size, 12.99 Standard. Reg. 22.00 Queen. Reg. 24.00 King. Reg. 28.00 12.99 $ 1 BEST: "Barbi" is filled with 50% down and 50% white goose feathers. 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