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Due to the heavy Tains every low spot Is filled with water in ail north- ern Illinois., These'rmaKe our area a natutral refuge for these early mi- grants. Thiat most of these embryo lakes are centered 'in grain fields mnake them feedmng grounds sirniliar to those formerly permissible on the Iliois river. .My personal inquires have reveal- ed that the hunters and farmers are going to capitalize on these new lakes. Farmers are now renting the better locations to groups of local hunters, seagonal rates are fromn $25 upward, depending on the location.l Refuges Big Aid With the increase in waterfowl in our area due to the excessive amount of water it proves mnore or le ss the act that the airns of our government and Ducks Unlimited in creating more refuges and feedmng grounds are important. If you rem- ember last year we had a dry sea- son and the migration was light- Your support of the conservation or- ganizations will help create better- ducks and shooting grounds. Little, Furnitur-Sho Me Tlmmws 'Uni Bock, iron reporter, covers ptofessioiiB1 football, and Morton Trautmnan writs the accowits of high uchool contesta for The DalJy News. In~ Chiçago the Bcd'Streak edition of The DaiIy News *111 carry pic- tures of each Saturday's most im-, portant college and high school games shortly after they are ôver. Out-of-town games will be shown In Wirephoto pictures, many of which *111 be sent on The Daily Newsf' own Wirephoto apparatus., VISIT ALASKA >Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson of The haves on the Oct. 22. Illinoisi Urbana. $2.5O purchasing, a scason ticket you assure yourielf a choice a ALL SIX. home games, and save $3.20 over the coit of tickets -h individual game. No last-minute ticket worries! Wonder iedule... think of it, OHIO0, MINNESOTA. AND NOTRtE DAI on the home schedule. Order your tickets today. at AT i i i PUY~$