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Plaindealer Circulation Dept. 385-0178 PER PERSON OOUBLEOCCUPANCY (AIRFAREINCLUDEO) PLUS FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE 3 DAY VACATION AT WAIT DISNEY WORLD 3 NIGHTS AT « FIORDIAN HOTEL BUDGET RENT A CAR FOR 3 DAYS 3 DAY WALT DISNEY WORLO PASSPORT TO EPCOTI MAGIC KINGDOM AIL NECESSARY TRANSFERS BETWEEN SHIP. AIRPORT I HOTEL 'Canes, R-B face tough challenges By Sam Natrop Plaindealer sports writer WOODSTOCK -- One year ago, Marian Central's football team was 2-0 and very optimistic about the Northwest Suburban Conference season. This year, the Hurricanes are 0-2, but the optimism still reigns in the MC camp as the defending North­ west Suburban Conference champs begin defense of their title Saturday at Grayslake. But Marian, coming off 40-14 and 27-7 losses to Crystal Lake South and Harvard, respectively, is still taking the positive approach. "Sure, we're looking at it positive­ ly. A lot of inexperienced types of things have been happening, but we're still very positive," Hurricane Coach Don Penza said. "Despite the score being what it was against Har­ vard, we saw a 100 percent improve­ ment over the Crystal Lake South game. We were missing two starters for the Harvard game, and we felt there was a great deal of progress made." Penza said his team has come of age in a rather short period of time. "We played some outstanding com­ petition in our first two games," he said. "No doubt, they taught us a lesson or two. Those two games made us grow up fast. I am very confident the kids will do well Satur­ day and prove that point." At Harvard Friday night will be a showdown between Big Eight Con­ ference powers Harvard and Rich­ mond-Burton. The Rockets are 2-0 on the season and are looking to keep alive their hopes for a sixth straight BEC crown. "Harvard has beaten Marengo and Marian Central, so they know how to win and they have a good ballclub," Rocket Coach J. Randy Hofman said. "I'm looking forward to a good game," Hofman said. "Very easily, the winner of this game could go on to be the Big Eight Conference win­ ner and the loser could be runner- up." Warrior boys, girls run to win By Plaindealer sports staff McHENRY -- Even a depleted McHenry boys' cross-country team can beat a hapless opponent. Thursday, was one of those days. The Warriors pounded Elgin at West Campus, 18-43, and the day was made especially nice when the Warrior girls won as well, 25-32. Senior Pat Donahue won the event, covering the 3-mile course in 17:55. Classmate J.R. Wright was sec­ ond, in 18:14, while junior John Chesler was third in 18:18. An Elgin runner broke the War­ riors' string, but junior Tom Grant finished in 18:35 to take fifth, and Scott Shanholtzer rounded out the McHenry scoring with a sixth place, in 18:54. Mary Schultz won the girls' race, the Warrior runner finishing the 2- mile course in 14:43. Megan Miller finished third in 16:04, followed by Kim Yost, fourth in 16:07, Emily Fornwall fifth in 16:23 and Laurie Mroz 13th in 17:16. The win was the first of the season for both the boys' and the girls' squads. Both teams will be in action Satur­ day at the Wauconda Invitational. WE'LL PAY YOU To Try Wayne Horse Feed. Bring in this ad and we'll give you a dollar back on a bag of WAYNE® Front Runner® 14 HORSE KRUNCH® Sweet feed for yearling, gestating, lactating, and working horses. Contains 14% protein fortified with 6 vitamins and 12 minerals. Rea. 6.95 *5.95 with this coupon. WOODSTOCK , Umi,2Bags FARM 6 LAWN SEE US FOR ALL YOUR 1 2020 S. Route 47 Woodstock. Illinois C81S: 331-4200 CENTER A.k .hoToIJhid Club • M Sat.8:30-6:00; F4:30-tH>0;Sun. 10:00-3:00 " ""#,rFM®CW" RETAILERS OF CLOSED-OUT MERCHANDISE "IF IT'S NOT A BARGAIN WE DON'T HAVE IT! Pjjj«j|^^cHENR^LAiNC€AL£ft^S«ctlk^^ Sports VALUABLE COUPONS' F ALL BEDS HAVE NEW BULBS! ONLY PER TANNING SESSION UMOMPWPwmm A GOLDEN TAN - DONT LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT I Freshmen boost hopes of Skyhawk netters By Barb Ansell Plaindealer News Service .. JOHNSBURG - To say that Roni Cepulis is excited about this year's Johnsburg tennis team would be understating the fact just a bit. The Skyhawks collected their first win of the season Wednes­ day night, whipping Wauconda 5- 0 in the Northwest Suburban Conference opener for both teams. "This group of girls has the best attitude of any Skyhawk team I have ever coached," Ce­ pulis said. "I feel we have a lot of potential, The season will not be a total uphill battle." Youth and talent are two com­ modities the Skyhawks have in excess. With a 22-member team, Cepulis has an interesting blend o f f r e s h f a c e s a n d s o l i d experience. ^ Among the top new additions is freshman Shelby Scott, who is manning the Skyhawks' No. 1 singles spot. Scott earned the po­ sition by winning three challenge matches in pre-season workouts. 'Shelby is definitely our stron­ gest singles player," Cepulis said. . "She has been working on getting her 'sea legs.' 1 told her to figure out what style works works best in finding her stride or setting a rhythym. "Even after losing her first three matches, Shelby has main­ tained her confidence, which is a very positive sign." The Skyhawk No. 1 doubles team, now 5-0 on the season, is a mixture of old and new. Senior Deb Linn and freshman Heidi Hermann have blendedd their t a i e n t s t o f o r m t h e s o l i d partnership "It's good to put a freshman and a senior together," Cepulis explained. "Not only do Deb and Heidi get along well together, but a senior can help a freshman learn to play at the varsity level.** Linn, who is among seven re­ turning letterwinners, moved to the doubles position due to ^Injuries. * " "She was our number one sin­ gles player last year, but we decided doubles would be the best place for her," Cepulis said. "Heidi wanted to play doubles because she is strong at the net. The girls work well together." Linn has also stepped into the leader role on the '85 Skyhawks, being named team captain. "Linn is a three-year veteran, who is very hard-working and dedicated," praised Cepulis. "She plays a very important part in establishing our team morale. She always encourages the other players. She doesn't let anyone give up." Also returning to the Johns­ burg squad are seniors Kim Pol­ lock, Connie Klotz and Karen Clotz, and juniors Dawn Wetz- stein, Kathy Ort and Carol Papak. The trio of Pollock, Wetzstein and Ort will all see time at No. 2 doubles, switching spots as the season progresses. Another position player will be freshman Cathy Lane, who will play No. 2 singles, and senior Chris O'Donohue, who will play in the No. 3 singles slot. "The great turnout of fresh­ men with experience will make the next two or three years excit­ ing," predicted Cepulis. "This will give us a large group of sophomores to build on next Deb Linn y e a r , a f t e r t h e s e s e n i o r s graduate." Cepulis said the new strength will help the Skyhawks move out of the baseiiieni orthe Northwest Suburban Conference. "I'd like to see us somewhere in the middle of the pack. This year we'll be able to win a few matches. "The team will enjoy feeling competitive when they walk onto the ocurt with our conference opponents," added Cepulis. Cepulis said the team to beat in the NWSC is Grant, which JHS will face Monday in Fox Lake. "They're the team I'd most like to beat because they always have pretty solid team." AN OPEN LETTER TO McHENRY COUNTY CITIZENS SEPTEMBER 5,1985 Sheriff in the March & WW RepublicanPrimafy- re £&£tVpr.v.P *.«>. "> >«•> »« Nelson Is keenly aware oI the ^ of 1he court. Sheriffs Police Force. Po"c.yH wl|, bring different ex- IKS new standards to the McHenry Count, Sher­ ds Department." committeeman in KSB Precox northwest corner ot Crystal Lake. "k coov of our report tiled with the county clerk Is [or will be) BVBlUble 'PAID FOR BY POIICKV CAMPAIGN FUND'