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PG. 4, - PLAIN DEALER - FRI., MAY 10, 1968 S G©lffers Beat Barring!©! As Team Shools In Low Scores By Jan Harris On Monday the MCHS golf team went to Barrington to meet one of the conference's toughest teams, fhe team played at Barrington Hills, a tough sand trapped course, and beat Barrington 156-160. The team was up for this match as Barrington had not suffered a loss in a duel match this year. WRITE TO FIREARMS DIVISION FOR INFO ON REGISTRATIONS Springfield, 111., May 2 -- William T. Lodge, director of ,the Illinois Department of Conservation, said today that all inquiries concerning the Firearm Owners' Identification Act should be directed to the administrating agency which is the Department of Public Safety Firearm Owners' Identification Division at 1035 Outer Park drive, Springfield, 111. 62704. Lodge said the Conservation Department has received numerous requests for information concerning the firearms act. These have been forwarded to the Department of Public Safety for reply. However, unnecessary delay can be avoided if the inquirer will write directly to the Firearms division. Lodge further said that it is not necessary to have the firearms permit before purchasing an Illinois hunting license. ScoreS-sfor the MCHS team on this tough par 35 course were: Frank Cuda 37, Robert Mauch 37, Mark Domoto 40, Harry Hans 42 and Tim Martin 45. The following day, Tuesday, the MCHS team traveled to Villa Olivia C. C. and went down to its 2nd defeat of the year to Elgin by a score of 156-163. The scores for the MCHS team were Tim martin 39, Frank Cuda 41, Mark Domoto 41, Harry Hans 42 and Bob Mauch 43. These scores were not too bad considering the team has never played at that course and the boys would like to try it again. This brings the season to 11 wins and 2 losses. Friday, Coach Cuda will take the boys to Brae Loch C.C. in Grayslake for qualifying in the state totirnament. Boys making the all-day trip are Tim Martin, Frank Cuda, Robert Mauch, Mark Domoto, Jim Michels, Harry Hans and Nelson Adams. Teams to watch in this district are Lake Forest, Mc- Henry, Carmel, North Chicago and Waukegan. The sophomore team split, losing to Barrington 181-173 and beating Elgin 175-179. Nelson Adams led the way with a 38. Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Trophies To Bowling Winners \ r ,roTnroinnrTrg'BX5"<nnc SH©P IN McHIMY •J-a.<L<LIULIUUUL«JJJL8J-«.8.fc OPEN NIGHTLY MAY 10 Children Under 12 - FREE THURSo MAY 10-16 Super Mother Superior VS Groovy Sister George j Columbtd RtfUres (iuao -- ROSALIND STELLA FII RUSSELL STEVENSM R A WILLIAM FRYE PRODUCTION tfr"! rGV.l Wfllen by BLANCHE HANAUS Based upon charade creat.d by janeTrahey Produced by WILLIAM FRYE Directed by JAMES NEILSON EASTMAN COLOR f^i] PLUS COMPANION FEATURE DOUG MCCLURE M A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR® ALSO-BONUS FEATURE FRIDAY & SATURDAY ADMISSION: FRI-SAT-SUN 1.50 MON-THURS. 1.25 Leading Rmcers Return To Wilmot Track May 18 When the Kenosha County speedway opens its gates for the 1968 season of stock car racing on Saturday night May 18, just about everything but the superfast action will be changed from operations in previous years. Promoting and managing the races will be 'Ray Toft of Antioch. Mr.Toft was appointed promoter-manager by an owners and drivers association of modified stock car personnel. The Kenosha County Fair board has awarded this group the contract for 1968 and are very enthused about the plans of this group to bring back to Wilmot the leading names in the racing sport. ^ Among those to race at Wilmot after nearly a two year absence will be Duane Harris of Lake Villa; Rodge Otto of Burlington and Don Sorce of West Allis. Each of these drivers are former champions of the modifieds at Wilmot. Other area drivers to be in action on the opening night of May 18, include Bill Bohn and Lauren Lawrance of Kenosha; A1 Horton and Tom Anderson of Antioch; Jr. Dodd and Jim Bozeman of Waukegan; Ron Bergsma of Richmond and many others. Johnny Reimer of Caladonia, a champion of Hales Corners who has raced previously at Wilmot, will also make the Wilmot oval his Saturday night track. Reimer will be in a brand new car built by Fred Neilson of Lake Villa. In addition to these, there will be at least two brother teams • in the modifieds. Claude and Cliff Potter of Genoa City and Jim and Paul Cameron of Round Lake. In addition to the regular Saturday nights of racing, two special holiday eve races are set for Wednesday night May 29 and July 3. MIUER I r Woodstock ^ • • 338-0032 • Talk has been going 'round in the make up department of this sports section for some time about us running pictures of fellow workers in this column. John thought he should be first, but that Texas grapefruit deal killed his chances. Anyhow, we knew we could find a better looker. So - we managed to get a picture of the gal who hits the keys to put all this copy in shape - Linda Susan Meyer. Sports Editors having our furnace torn apart (dangerous, you know), repair our roof before the rain pours through, sell us special dirt or something for our lawn, and any number of other urgent needs for our safe survival. Better deal with a local businessman. We'll know where to find him. Thanks Earl, "The Grapefruit' BY THE OLD TIMER LINDA SUSAN MEYER We almost scratched Linda from the race Monday morning when we visited her coop and sang out a cherry "Good Morning" only to get a grumpy Hello that sounded "lo". Then we remembered it was Monday morning and remembered our younger days. She came up with a big smile and John didn't have a chance. From Lucy Jones House, Leesburg, Florida: I remember when the first car of coal came into our township in the early 1880's -- a half ton limit to each family. Neighbor visited n e i g h b o r to d i s c u s s t h e i r many experiences and to be shown the half ton of black diamonds sharing a corner of the wood lot, fully as wonderful in those times as the first astronaut ride in the 1960's. Coal pushed the ash hopper out of business. The ash from s t o v e s and f i r e p l a c e s was carefully preserved for the making of soft soap in the spring. Hard soap was yet a coming novelty. I remember the first bar of "Bouten" soap in the neighborhood. Only the w e a l t h i e r families -- those in the $5,000 class, enjoyed the privilege. I only knew one family in that class. Were we happy? Yes. What you don't know doesn't hurt I was born at L i v i n g s t o n , Illinois, June 26th, 1876. Trophies were awarded to the above winners of the McHenry County A.J.B.C. Tournament on 'April 28 at Wayne's City Lanes in Woodstock. Front row, left to right Cathy Schmaling, McHenry Rec., 1st place Bantam; Shirley Petersen, McHenry Rec., 3rd place Junior; Linda Jancik, Crystal Bowl, 2nd place Bantam; David Stilling, Richmond Bowl, 3rd place Junior; Dave Borst, Richmond Bowl, 3rd place, Bantam; George Scheid, McHenry Rec., 2nd place Junior; Lenny Kramer, Wayne's Lanes, 1st place Bantam. Back Row: Mary Peacock, As sistant Tournament manager; SherrieSchaefer, McHenry Rec., 1st Place Junior; Debra Jourdan, Tomasello's, 3rd place Bantam; Marlene Brackmann, McHenry Rec., 2nd place Junior; Tim Griedanus, McHenry Rec., 2nd place Senior; Bob Potter, McHenry Rec., 1st place Senior; Ma^k Fowler, Metro Bowl, 3rd place Senior; Jim Patterson, Wayne's Lanes, 1st place Senior;Terry Tvaroh, Tournament manager Absent: Sandra Gerrish, Harvard Bowl, 1st place Senior; Rob Orist, Crystal Bowl, 2nd place Bantam. Who's over. next? We'll look 'em Just got to thinkin'. They disqualified the Kentucky Derby winner because somebody gave him a pain killer. Just read of a baseball pitcher who has to soak his paw in brine between innings to avoid blisters. And there have been some famous ball players, who couldn't have thrown without shots of cortisone or some such drug. Must be a horse of a different color. " SPRING SCENE . . . Spring brings on Ashing and few spots are more beautiful than the Colorado Rockies. Nearly 20 million rainbow, cutthroat, brown and mackinaw trout are harvested annually from Colorado's streams and glacial lakes. NORTHERN ILUNI BOWMEN NEWS Further plans for the Northern Illini Bowmen "MAY MARATHON" are being made by the social chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kiltz. Awards forthe"Nite Shoot" are being specially designed by Maude Kiltz. These sought after awards will go to each member of the highest scoring team and to high scoring man and woman. Targets for this fun shoot on Saturday evening, May 18th will be luminous. Jungle cats seeming to jump to life with the switch of a flashlite will be some of the targets to be stopped by archer^ arrows. Les Adams, tournament chairman, is in charge of the targets. The Northern Illini Bowmen outdoor range is on Draper road a mile west of McHenry and will be the site of the festivities. Everyone is invited to the "MAY MARATHON", May 18 and 19. "Nite Shoot" at 8 p.m., May 18 will also feature bratwurst and beverage with a campfire sing and swing along. A 28 field tournament on May 19 will feature a pancake breakfast at 6 a.m., plate lunch at noon andawards in all classes at 4:30 p.m., Sunday May 19. Ends Thurs. May 9 BLACKBEARD'S GHOST" (Disney Production) NOW SHOWING Weeknights 7:00-8:50 P.M. Saturday 5:15-7:10-9:15 Sunday 2:30-4:40-6:50-9:00 Walt Freund phoned to say the White Sox set a new record this week. They scored six runs in one ball game. Oh -- they're off and wingin'! LEE and RAY ELECTRICS MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL FRI. - THURS. MAY 10-13 AUDREY HEPBURN ALAN ARKIN RICHARD CRENNA AUDREY HEPBURN ALAN ARKIN RICHARD CRENNA Now we have a small group of college students (remember we said small group) who want to dictate the hiring of teachers. 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