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MCHS Harriers Defeat Larkin And Zion-Benton Coach Bill Hutchinson's "Running Warrior" edged Larkin 27 to 28 in a thrilling meet at West Campus Thursday in the rain. They also easily defeated Zion Benton 15 to 50. VARSITY McHenry Place Mclnerny Oakley Linnane O'Halleran Worm Pushers Himpelmann Wynveen Zion-Benton Schimming Booth Laird Cutler Sodderquist McHenry Mclnerny Oakley Linane O'Halleran Worm Elgin-Larkin Ciontea Westlund Dedobbekiere Ciontea O'Rourke Elgin-Larkin Ciontea Westlund Dedobbekiere Ciontea O'Rourke Pushers Zimmermann Bruscato Schaeffer Wanamaker McKay Pushers Seavers Zion Benton Pitcher Schlagel Sams Dill 15 Richards 6 7 McHenry O'Halleran Place Bruscato Schaeffer Wanamaker McKay 8 9 10 U 12 50 Place Pushers Seavers Elgin-Larkin Callahan 1 Ericson 4 Steffan 5 Lundean 8 Racklein 9 27 Place 2 3 6 7 10 Elgin-Larkin Callahan Erickson Steffen Lundean Racklein 28 Pushers Place Alvine 1 Zion-Benton 2 3 Pitcher 4 Schlagel 5 Sams _ Dill 15 Richards FROSH 2 3 4 5 15 7 Place 6 9 10 11 12 48 Place 1 2 5 6 8 22 10 Place 3 4 7 9 11 34 Place 1 2 3 4 6 16 9 Place 5 7 8 10 11 41 Zion-Benton Place McHenry Schimming 6 Morissette 1 Booth 7 Szersen 3 Laird 9 Pergande 4 Cutler 10 Kearns 5 Sodderquist 11 Oeffling 6 32 19 SOPH Pushers McHenry Place Sek McHenry Sek 7 O'Halleran 1 Meyers 8 3=3 KEYLINE DISTRIBUTORS 4614 W. Route 120 McHenry, III 385-1720 Gov. Walker Proclaims Hunting And Fishing Day PAGE 7 • PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY, 8EPTEMBER It, 1»!4 & rj* SPRINGFIELD - Gov. Dan Walker has signed a proclamation declaring Sept. 28 as Illinois Hunting and Fishing Day in recognition of the contributions that Illinois hunters and fishermen have made to conservation and outdoor recreation. Gov. Walker said, "So devoted are America's hunters and fishers to the conservation of our land and water (hat they asked, years ago, that the sports be licensed and the money collected used to support state conservation agencies. In the last fifty years they have provided $2.5 billion for conservation programs. "They asked that the hunting and fishing seasons be regulated and for bag limits to protect the basic breeding population of game and fish. As a result, there are now more deer, elk, antelope and wild turkey in the United States than there were fifty years ago. The programs of these sportsmen - conservationists have benefited numerous species of non - game fish and wildlife through habitat development. "Their farsightedness also led them to suggest that their fishing and hunting equipment be taxed and the money used for land acquisition, research and habitat management for tish ana wiidiife tor ihe enjoyment of all Through their many publications and programs they have led the nation in the battle for a better enviroment." Hunting and fishing license sales in Illinois provided the state's fish and game department with more than $3,652,383 for conservation in 1973 The 1,322,784 licensed hunters and fishermen in Illinois in 1973 entitled the state to $1,4%,452 in Federal Wildlife Restoration Funds Sportsmeo pay excise taxes on their fishing tackle, sporting arms and'ammunition for this very purpose. Now in its third year, the National Hunting and Fishing Day observance has grown into this nation's newest sporting tradition Over 14 million people participated in over 3,(MX) separate programs in all 50 states in 1973. This year's participation on Sept. 28 is expected to top 20 millions, with programs scheduled for gun clubs shopping centers, parks and similar locations across the land ti i 1! • Wo*IDT». L/WF FIOTIILA 4 * UIC& */«. ! /I/) o , , & V -A / A) Zion Benton Sisson Nielsen Krapf Delare Doctoriane 2 9 10 11 12 1. Which of the following definitions are correct9 v 1. Power Vessel - Any vessel propelled by machinery including any sailing vessel under sail and power. 2. Danger Zone - The area from dead ahead to two points (22 s2 degree) abaft her starboard beam. 3. Underway - Not at anchor, aground nor made fast to the shore. 4. All of the above. 1 Lights and Shapes. 2 Steering and Sailing Rules and Sound Signals. Fog Signals. 4 All of the above. 3. You are fishing at night in a row boat 10' long without an outboard motor. 1 No lights are required as you have no motor. 2 No lights are required because your boat is only 10' long 3. A light is not required but you must have a horn or whistle with which to warn other boats. 4 You must have a lantern showing a White light which you can show in time to avert a collision. These six smiling members of the Marian Central Catholic High School junior varsity cheerleading squad recently attended the Third Annual International Cheerleading Foundation Clinic held on the Bradley University campus in Peoria, Illinois. The group includes, in front, Joan Sandall. and standing left to right Debbie Grover, Liz Schaefer, Bridget Fogarty, and Connie Hanahan. Standing on top, completing the formation is Sue Carucio, These Marian cheerleaders attended this clinic with 78 other girls from thirteen Illinois high schools. ANSWERS 44 2. Rules of the Road include \ > on £ f r o n Z ON I Trailers--Load capacity: The load capacity of a trailer is the weight of the boat, motor and gear that should not be exceeded when loading a trailer. This is the gross weight, and is the load actually felt by the trailer tires. Use this weight when checking tire capacity Observe capacities. And consider a tandem or other double tire system for maximum safety. WORDS - soft words will lull a babe to sleep excited words will stir a mob to violence eloquent words will send armies to face death encouraging words will urge average person to above- average work powerful words mold public thinking and action are swords for defense, or ointment for wounds go marching on, years after death of the one who uttered them. FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS |g$i § Stall 1214 N. Green St., McHenry |S|| Let Jewel Help Create Hearty FaHtine Meal Creations! PRICES EFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED THURS , SEPT 19 THROUGH SUNSEPT 22, 1974 AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE, DUPAGE, AND MCHENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) "Sparking up a recent Pep Rally at Marian Central High School are two Senior members of the Pep Club, Patti Anderson and Lisa Huemann. Aside from Patti and Lisa's "moonpeople" skit, the Marian cheerleaders, Pom-Pom girls, and the Pep Band are involved in school Pep Rallies. The Pep Club sponsors all Rallies and the advisor this year is Miss Mary Richards. We Can Plan a "Custom" Kitchen Just Right for You! Enjoy The Best Of The Fall Season At Jewel's Produce Market! NEW CROP Macintosh Apples PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SEPT 1974 W0 ONLY SVOKED MEATS LUNCHMEATS POULTRY AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WFEK DAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Jewel's Badge Of Honor Fall Meals Special! U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK FRESH Green Cabbage 9e JUICY Bartlett Pears Blade Pot Roast <24 REG. '2.39 FOR A QUICK SNACK -- REG $169 PIZZERIA -£E.GZ^9>29 SIZE $| 39 Cheese Snack PKG^ $| 59 JEWEL'S OWN Farmstand® Sweet CortiDoz Time For A Chef's Kitchen Pizza! If* "REAL PIZZERIA" I \ m - i C h e e s e & ' ~ Sausage Pizza Cheese ) ONLY AT STORES WITH CHEF S KITCHENS Pizza BEND YOUR SUMMER SCHEDULE A BIT! < CHOICE CMV»C K Boston U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF Chuck Blade Steak U S D A GOVT. INSPECTED FULLY COOKED -- WATER ADDED CORN KING BONELESS Smoked CHOICE Pork Butt U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONELESS Rump Roast U S D A CHOICE GORTON'S Ocean Perch m m \ ' 3718 W, Elm Street McHenry, Ill inois Hours: 8 a.m. til 11p.m. thru Sat. 9 a.m. til 6 p.m. Sundays U.S.D A. 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