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it to the all-NWSC team for John- sburg. With the fall season sports ending, winter sports began. The Warrior wrestling team started the season with two wins. They defeated Rockton-Hononegah and St. Edwards in a double dual at the East Campus. The Skyhawk wrestlers opened by defeating Marian, but tying Valley Lutheran. The Johns burg basketball team opened with an impressive win over Burlington, 74-51, during the Marian Central Holiday tournament. Jim Leon scored 24 points for the Skyhawks. The Marian Cagers opened up with a 69-62 win over Richmond-Burton in the same tournament. DECEMBER Winter sports was in high gear in December Wrestling action started the month with all three schools starting con­ ference play. The Warriors had a split first weekend, defeating Cary-Grove 45-18, but losing to Stevenson 27-25. The Warriors fell into a rut after that, losing to Woodstock 45-15 and then finishing 15th at the 16-team Harvard tournament, all in one weekend. The Johnsburg team, wasn't much better, finishing 7th at the Richmond- Burton Classic Wrestling Tournament and spliting a double dual with Ridgewood and Wauconda. They came back, however, and collect two wins the next weekend at another double dual, defeating Marengo and Richmond-Burton. The biggest surprise of December, had to be the McHenry Warrior basketball team. When the month of December was all over, the Warriors were 4-0 in the Fox Valley Conference, going into the new year. Warrior wins came over Dundee, Woodstock and Crystal Lake Central. They closed out 1982 with a loss, however, losing to Downers Grove North 64-57 during the first round of the Wheeling Holiday tournament. * The Skyhawks had less luck in their conference. The 'Hawks opened Northwest Suburban Conference play with two losses to Grayslake and Wauconda. Their next NWSC game was lost to Antioch 52-44. The Skyhawks did manage to close out the year with a split in the Northern Illinois Classic in Hamphsire. They defeated the Streamwood junior vanity in the first round, but lost the next game to Hampshire 88-74. Marian opened up with a 53-51 loss to Marmion, a loss to Montini 73-65, before defeating Huntley 68-54. A loss to Marengo followed, before Marian defeated St. Francis 84-61 at the Northern Illinois Classic. The Skyhawks lady cagers opened the month with less then the boys. They lost their opener with Wauconda 55-18. The Warrior Lady cagers also lost their opener, 39-24 to Wauconda, but came back and defeated Grant 37-34. The Warriors did suffer a loss in the Grant game, however, as starting all- conference center, Karen Kar- pavicius, suffered an injury and would be lost for most of the season. The also marked the appointment of 27-year-old, Jim Sobb as head professional at Chapel Hill Country Club. Sobb was an assistant professional at Thorngate Country Club in Deerfield. Number 51 of Stevenson,.Roark Siko chases after McHenry quarterback Mike Love during first quarter action. Warrior offensive guard, todd Rehberg, is shown trying to keep an undentified Stevenson defender from reaching Love. Love finished the night with five completions on 10 attempts for 83 yards. The Warriors defeated Stevenson 32-14 in their season opener. STAFF PHOTO -- WAYNE GAYLORD PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JANUARY 28.1983 Families Saddened By Numerous Deaths In '82 JANUARY Jan. 1 - A former resident of McHenry, Robert G. Smith, 55, of Largo, Fla., died suddenly of a heart attack in Largo. 'Dorothy Yokley, 78, of Wonder Lake died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Jan. 2 - Vera Cook, 97, died in McHenry hospital. A former resident of Wonder Lake, Robert C. Wegner, 68, of Palatine, died in Northwest Community hospital, Arlington Heights. Jan. 7 - Raymond Bauspies, 73, died at his residence in McHenry. , Roger W. Nystul, 67, Wonder Lake, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 8 - Stanley S. Bach, 63, died at his home in McHenry. Jan. 10 - Clarence A. Keim, 68, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 12 - Doris F. Brech, 87, died at her home on Country Club drive, McHenry. Jan. 13 - Two well known McHenry teachers died on this day. Lillian Anglese, 76, died in McHenry hospital. Lenore Cooley, 84, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Gwendolyn M. Wheelock, 52, died at her home in McHenry. Jan. 15 - William C. Lang, 56, died at Northwestern Memorial hospital, Chicago. Emma E. Kunkel, 85, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 16 - A summer resident of McHenry, Margaret Schuberth Romano, died. Jan. 19 - Lawrence A. Wickstrom, 51, Sunnyside Estates, died in McHenry hospital. Jan. 20 - Edward J. Sass, 83, died at Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake. Julia Varese, 58, died in her home in McHenry. Jan. 23 - A former McHenry resident, Walter Schell, 71, died in Pocatello, Ida. Eleanor Werhane, 68, died suddenly at her home. Jan. 25 - Dr. Merrill Wagner, 63, of Wonder Lake, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. George C. Weeks, 65, Island Lake, died at Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington. FEBRUARY Feb. 1 - Neva E. Raven, 74, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 3 - A two-week old infant, Amy Michelle Johnson, who was tran­ sported out of McHenry hospital by helicopter, died in Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago. Albertha C. Brossman, 58, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 5 - Leon F. Buss, 71, died in Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. Feb. 8 - William R. Bein, 83, died in his home in Johnsburg. A former resident of McHenry, Conrad Rupp, Jr., died in Bradenton, Fla. Robert G. Sundby, 59, died in Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington. Feb. 9 - Charles F. Dedtrick, 76, died at Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake. Feb. 13 - Richard H. Buss, 16, Wonder Lake^ died as the result of a traffic acdfcfew in Woodstock. Feb. 15 - Marguerite M. Walker, 93, died at Royal Terrace Nursing home, McHenry. Madge A. Gnadt, 55, died at her home in Wonder Lake. Feb. 17 - Jacob T. Belohlavy, one month and 11 days old, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 19 - Romeo J. DePasquale, 55, died in McHenry hospital. Feb. 21 - Eva E. Anderson, 89, died in McHenry hospital. A resident of McHenry for several years, Charles E. Pheneger, 74, of Crystal Lake, died in Bloomingdale. Feb. 23 - Mable I. Stuckey, 81, died in McHenry hospital. MARCH March 4 - Anton Frank (Tony) Weber, 58, died in McHenry hospital. March 6 - Mildred J. Hill of Wonder Lake died at Rockledge, Fla. Robert V. Bouvat, 67, died in McHenry hospital. Mrs. Dorothy R. Benes, formerly of Wonder Lake, died in Phoenix. Ariz. March 7 - Svend A. Juhl, 87, died at his home on Oakdale, McHenry, March 9 - Frank Plank, 88, died at his home. March 10-- Clyde B. Blackwell, 91, of Lakeland Park, died at the Veterans hospital, Downey. Reinhold G. (Pat) Ullrich died while wintering in Alamo, Tex. March 11- George R. Schuette, 58, died suddenly at his home. March 14 - Haydn H. Kerner, Sr., 68, died in the Crystal Pines Nursing home. Crystal Lake. March 12 - Henry (Doc) Siemien, 69, died of a heart attack at his home. March 16 - Thomas Knipfel, 78, died at McHenry hospital. Anna Martha Betts, 88, Ringwood, died in her daughter's home in McHenry. Isabel M. Wipper, 75, died at St. Therese Hospice unit, Waukegan. March 17 - Timothy Joseph Michels, 18 days old, died at Evanston hospital, Raymond N. Nagele, 74, was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. March 23 - George H. Haack, died at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Bonnie Segerstrom, Crystal Lake, died at Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington. March 24 ~ Elizabeth C. Schoewer, 86, died at McHenry hospital. Helen Douglas, 43, died in McHenry hospital. March 25 - Albert Huff died at the Crystal Pines Nursing home, Crystal Lake Jerome H. Miller, 68, Spring Grove, died. Raymond F. Ostrowski, Sr., 42, died at his home in Rolling Meadows. William Zahradnik, 84, died in McHenry hospital. March 27 -- Harvey E. Nye, 81, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. March 26 -- John Krieger died at his > home on Oakwood drive, McHenry. March 30 - Justin Lee Nixon, three months old, died in Good Shepherd hospital, Barrington. Donald J. Simon, 42, was found dead in his semi- truck in Milton, Ontario, Canada. He was a resident of Wonder Lake. March 31 - A former resident of Holiday Hills, Ruby Marie Slusher, 56, died in Cincinnati, Ohio. APRIL April 1 -- A summer resident for several years, Dorothy Hauri died at Memorial hospital of DuPage county, Elmhurst. April 5 - Albert J. Adams, 58, died in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. April6 - Amalia (Molly) Miller, 81, died at th< home of her daughter. Valeria Arsenau, in McHenry. Jason Harggard Lively, age four, was pronounced dead on arrival at Good Shepherd hospital, after a two-car accident near Darrell and Dowell roads, McHenry. April 7 -- Mary I. Flowers, 78. died in Sherman hospital, Elgin. Julius R Hoffmann, Sr., 69. died suddenly in his residence.* April 8 Fay Opperud, mother of Mrs. Pat Barton, an English teacher in High School District 156, died in Blackwell, Okla. Elizabeth Schlitter 85, died in McHenry hospital. April 10 - Richard C. White, 45, died in McHenry hospital. April 12 -- Robert C. Chrisman, 60, died in McHenry hospital. Catherine Guzzardo, 80, died in McHenry hospital. April 14 - Two children were killed in their home in Fox Ridge, Amy Iwert, 2>/2, and Jeffrey Iwert, age 3 months. Sixteen-month-old Ty Justin Barcus died in McHenry hospital. TOTAL HARDWARE Coast to Coast We're Yeur Kind Of Stere!!! tWmml i:>': * TEN BIG DEPARTMENTS ...A GREAT SELECTION! There's something for everyone at COAST TO COAST. Housewares, Electronics, Home Furnishings, Hardware, Plumbing and Electrical Goods, Paint, Lawn* Farm and Garden Supplies, Sporting Equipment and Automotive Aids. • FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERVICE Great weight is put on customer satisfaction. Tho Spocial Services listed (at right) are just a few exam­ ples of our customer service policy. •Window & Screen Repair •Key Duplicating •Sharpening (Skates, etc) •Glass Cutting •Custom Paint Mixing •Pipe Cutting & Threading •Shade Cutting Coast to Coast We also feature: A LARGE SELECTION OF WALLCOVERINGS! Puiuc LIBRARY DkiAlct NOW LOCATED f. Library Awaits New Home Mrs. Louise Hipwell, who directs the operations of the board of trustees of the McHenry Nunda Public Library district, stands on site of future home of the library, corner of Rt. 120 and Lily Lake road. Inset photo shows the rental building in which the library is now housed. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD S'i £•' Smith's Children's Shop Wish to Thank You for making our First Year in McHenry a warm and enjoyable experience WE FEATURE INFANT, TODDLER, BOYS & GIRLS THRU SIZE 14 SMITH'S JkAn11 S 1328 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry (M-S, 9-5) 105 Van Buren St., Woodstock (Daily 9-5. Fri 9-8) ROBBERY CLEARED Accused of robbing the First Federal Savings and Loan, at 4400 W. Elm street, in January, Ronnie Lee Starks was cleared of the charges in July of 1982. In early January, Starks was arrested by Kentucky State police on a warrant from McHenry county for the Jan. 8 robbery of the financial institution. A lone gunman escaped on foot with approximately $3,700 in the hold-up. Subsequent evidence indicated that the wrong man had been charged. A fingerprint taken from the note used in the hold-up belonged not to Starks, but to another man. That person was in custody of the U.S. marshal in Kenosha. Wis., in connection with a bank robbery that occurred in Gurnee, 111. Law enforcement of­ ficials from the F B I. to the McHenry police believed the same man perpetrated both crimes. Also, the teller in the incident was unable to positively identify Starks as the man who committed the crime.