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PG. 6/ - PLAINDEALER- WED.f SEPT., 11, 1968 By Bert Hagemann Coach Don Seaton and his cross country men opened up official workouts two weeks ago, and after a chat with Don, tills reporter becomes very much convinced that this will be the year for the trophies to pile up in the McHenry case. This years Warrior edition has tremendous potential, and more important, depth. It still is basically a young squad* with two seniors, Dennis Roby and Mark Smith, heading up the list of returning lettermen. Both runners are in their fourth year of competition, and coach Seaton is expecting great things from both of them. However, the real strength of the squad lies pi-bably in a fine junior group of runners. Headed Hunters May Purchase Licenses, Bui Not Hunt Without Firearm Card Springfield, 111., Sept. 5 » Illinois sportsmen may purchase a hunting license, deer permit or Migratory Waterfowl Stamp without having a Firearm Owners Identification Card in their possession, according to the Illinois Department of Conservation. However, possession of the ID card is necessary while hunting with firearms. Conservation officials believe the reason that many sportsmen have not purchased their hunting licenses is thatthey have assumed they must have the identification card before being issued a license. The Firearm Owners Identification Card is necessary for persons who own and possess firearms and to purchase sporting arms or ammunition. The Firearm Identification Program Is administered by the Depart- Soap Bowl Report- On Freshmen Football On Friday, Sept. 5, the freshmen football team played the first game of the so-called Soap Bowl. One team was coached by Scott Partenheimer and the other was run by Rutkowsld. This short run of a game with no holds barred showed that the whole of the freshmen squad does show some promise for the years to come. As an observer at most of their practices and the time the coaches put Into making a team, it seems that when these hoys go into a scheduled season they should have some support, There are quite a few boys who show a great deal of promise and the squad on the whole shows they really love the game. For a gang of beginners they really came up with a few thrills by both teams scoring a touchdown. These boys deserve some support on their Saturday games. First game is Sept. 14th, 9:00 a.m., rant Vs. McHenry here. ment of Public Safety. \ , The Department of Conservation is not responsible for the administration or the enforcement of the Firearm Owners Identification Act. All inquiries concerning the act shoidd - be addressed to: Firearm Owners Identification Division, 1035 Outer Park drive, Springfield, HI. 62704. SINGAPORE STYLES... Clothing highlights the fact that Singapore boasts the most polvgot society in the world--Chinese, Malay, In* dian, Pakistanis, Ceylonese, and European. Earl \ Walsh SO I HEAR \ • . Sports Editors It was the second annual Soap Bowl football game last Friday night at McCracken field so we presented our bar of soap and marched through the gate to see the action. claimed the second annual Soap Bowl a success. On Friday afternoon of this week (Sept. 13) the varsity and sophs play at DeKalb. Somebody wanted to know if we could promote sending some of that soap to the Hippies. The' press coop wasrift a£ crowded as it will be when vi-^ siting contingents arrive. Cold* and rainy weather also makes the coop attractive. "Brickhouse" was there, talking to himself since the mike wasn't hooked up. We looked down and saw Mac moving along the sidelines with the same old enthusiasm. It was Warriors against Warriors tills time and coaches must have changed expressions many times. Strength showed up in spotss weaknesses In others. It was good fun and one of the coaches, Blankenhorn, pro- The following week Llbertyville comes to McHenry for a Friday night game. This will be the first conference game and a tough one. Libertyville Uratesthe top spot by many of tiie experts; Good materiaVgood«oa*r cMng. The bowl game served another purpose. It gave the cheerleaders a chance to go through their paces in making ready for the season. Nifty little girls. One thing that wasn't on the program was the marking of the washroom walls by som£ young boys. Some' of those in charge were so blame mad that those boys might have been spanked if caught. , 1968 MCHENRY HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE McHenry at Grant Crystal Lake and Dundee at McHenry McHenry at Larkin Elgin at McHenry McHenry at Crown McHenry and North Chicago at Barrington Grant and Crystal Lake invitational at Crystal Lake McHenry at Zion-Benton Lake Zurich at McHenry Libertyville at McHenry McHenry at Woodstock Conference meet at Barrington Libertyville invitational District meet Frosh-Soph Invitational at Crystal Lake Members of McHenry Rotary constructed the building and painted those walls. It was a civic project where members did the work themselves. Tues., Sept. 10 Thurs., Sept. 12 Tues. Sept. 17 Fri., Sept. 20 Tues., Sept. 24 Thurs., Sept. 26 Sat., Sept. 28 Thurs., Oct. 3 Mom, Oct. 7 Thurs., Oct. 10 Tues., Oct. 15 Fri., Oct. 18 Tues., Oct. 22 Sat., Oct. 26 Mon., Oct. 28 \ The Place To SAVE On Tires Money All Passenger Car Tires Full 4 ply We carry all sizes in Truck, Tractor, and Passenger McHenry Tire Mart 3921W. Main, McHenry 385-0294 This year may be different. With league expansions more players get their chance. Much has been said about the class of big league play being loweiv ed. Time will tell. ITEM: When a new appliance, he sure to get a thorough demonstration of just how it operates. Keep the operation manual near at hand. If you purchase a large appliance, ask for a demonstration after it is installed in your home. Appliance dealers say many "trouble" calls are needless, wind up with the re- Eairman showing the customer ow to operate her equipment Hie most popular vegetable in America is the potato. You can bake it, boil it, fry it, use it in soups, salads, and many other dishes. The potato is a real Ail-American. MOW FNDS THURS by co-captain Brad pictor aijgjf fleet Glen Hampton, the junior*; will provide the much needed depth that the Warriors have been searching for. Addtothe^js two powerful runners names likf Mike Freund, an excellentpros^ pect and competition, Bruce D&>- vis, a three year veteran; dark torse Don Schubert, third yeaflr man Wayne Smith, and Fred Stark, a lanky prospect who should consistently finish in the top seven. The quality on this whole varsity squad is excellent, and when one considers the fact that this years juniors were 15-3 in last year and won the county sophomore meet, you have to come up with an enthusiastic appraisal. By the time this edition hits the street, the Warriors will already have run in their first meet against Grant, and will host Crystal Lake on the new McHenry course on Thursday, September 12. All this reporter can do is urge you to try and get out to follow a squad which if they work hard and train hard will quite conceivably bring home some championship bacon this year. Be sure and check the Plaindealer for their schedule as the season progresses. Circle 8 Corral Saddle Club Show Sept* 15 Circle 8 Corral Saddle club will hold its 10th Annual Horse show, Sunday, September 15, at the Cirlce 8 Corral, Lucas road, south Of Woodstock, on route 47, Woodstock. Judge for the day will be Dennis Grounds, of Danville, Indiana. The announcer, Joe Lyons of Rockton, I1L The show is approved by the American and Illinois Quarter Horse association, Land of Lincoln Quarter Horse association and the Illinois Girls Barrel Racing association. Halter classes will start at 9 a.m. which consists of 18 classes. Performance classes will start at twelve noon, which are, Bareback class, registered pole bending, registered junior pleasure, open barrel race, 'Votith activity pleastirei; open J ladles barrel rac©e youtn activity barrel race, registered western riding, open senior horsemanship, registered A&.J.A. reining, open speed and action, youth activity horsemanship, registered barrel race, registered senior pleasure,- open flag in sand race, registered trail class. Trophy, ribbons, and cash awards will be made in each class, also a AH Around Youth Activity Trophy, and a Champion High Point Trophy given to High Point Horse < of the day. Call Leroy Eddy at 338-4156' or Norma Luedtke 338-5169 for further information. Most of the young ldds did not watch any of the action in the games, but had d. gay old time running around. That disturbs some, but wouldn't be so bad if they left their marking materials home. The time has come when baseball teams bring up minor league stars to give them a whirl in the big time. Uusally a few of them look real good in September. What happens through the winter is more than we can figure. They are back in the bushes when the next season gets under way. EDD says... Study reveals high correlation between dropouts and high schoolers who smoke, go steady, own cars, and watch TV for long periods. ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION \v Your Other 'Home* ^ The countryside is our outdoor "home." None of us mrows trash on his lawn or strews it around his own living room. Yet some of us use our highways and recreation areas as if they were giant garbage dumps. Don't be a Litterbug. Let's keep our outdoor home beautiful. AVs |Vhite House is STARTING THEIR Famous Wed. Nickle Jack Walter Lemmon Matthau The Odd Couple 2028 Itt. 120 McHenry Sept. 25th Al\ Wliil © /}kf/A/e 4MSA/DS FOR rue D/sfiPPo/*rr/A>6 SEPTEMBER OF '967 WHEM ME fi/M'r MM ONE aJtMe -perxms DENNY. AtcLA/N we MAJORS' F/MSr -2C-6AMS tV/MNSX: /<M&. w MO MUMP VilS VSFW "a™*1 EOR DC/4HY. MCLAIAJ WAS /) XO 6/9 ME Af/AM/ER /A//966 AF7EK PASr/A/& A wcoko M> ms py/osr FOll &EA06M /AJ -4s. DEJPJTE 7VE WMJIESS •SEPTEMBER Mf '6* <E WM t7*4MES.. Thirteen Boaters Drowned In State Might Have Been Sated With Life Jackets Springfield, 111* Sept. 5 --' Thirteen boaters drowned in Illinois waters last year. Most of the victims would have been rescued had they been wearing life jackets, according to the accident reports filed with the Boating Section of the Illinois Department of Conservation. In one accident a man and his wife, were drowned buttheir two children^ who were wearing life preservers, were saved. Accordlngto another report* a man drowned when his boat capsized but his wife, who was wearing her lite jacket, was rescued* Accident records Indicate that four children in a boat that struck a submerged object and sank Immediately would have drowned if they had not been wearing their life jackets. The Department of Conservation urges ill boaters to know and observe the "Four A's", a U.S. Coast Guard formula -, to the proper use of life saving devices. Approved: Make sure .every piece of llfesaving equipment carries the U«S. Coast Guard approved stamp. Assigned: An approved lifesaving device should be carried for every person on board and each person should know where it is located. > Acquainted: Each person should know how to usd the safety device. Children and non swimmers should wear one at all times and in rough weather or unfamiliar waters everyone should wear one. Available: Llfesaving devices should be kept where they can be obtained immediately when needed. Swatter's Lore Baseball bats are made from the northern white ash. Its wood has the right hardness, resilience, and weight Secondgrowth trees with a diameter of 12 to 15 Inches make the best bats because their wood is more resilient than that from larger^ older trees. Championship Regatta Coming To Powers Lake The 1968 Annual National Championship Regatta of the Nordex Sailing Club will beheld at Powers Lake, Wisconsin on September 14, and 15. Events of the two-day regatta will start at 9:00 a.m. Saturday with registration and launching at the Hachmeister Marina, % mile east of Honey Bear Farms on Powers lake. All classes of stock Nordex boats qualify for the regatta, and all Nordex sailors, whether or not they are club members are invited to enter. In addition to the racing events on Saturdayracing instruction classes are scheduled for Saturday morning and a lawn party will be held in the evening. The remaining races will be held Sunday morning, with trophies being presented at noon. One of the most unique features of the regatta is the Saturday morning instruction class in the techniques of racing. This class will present valuable tips on racing to both novice and seasoned sailors, and will give beginners enough background to enter the competition in the afternoon. This instruction period will be open to the general public, as well as to those entered in the regatta. Any qualifying Nordex sailor who wishes to participate in the regatta should register with the Nordex Sailing club, Route 1 Box 112, Powers Lake, Wise. 53159 before Sept 12. ENERGY PLUS. These plastic-wrapped nuclear fuel elements pack more energy than is contained in 50,000 tons of coal. General Electric's Atomic Power Equipment Department, San Jose, Calif., manufactured the fuel for use in an experimental superheat reactor at Vallecites, California. 1968 MCHENRY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Fri. Sept. 13 Fri. Sept. 20 Sat. Sept. 28 Sat. Oct. 5. Fri. Oct. 11 Fri. Oct. 18 Sat. Oct. 26 Fri. Nov. 1 Mon. Sept. 16 Mon. Sept. 23 Mon. Sept. 30 Mon. Oct. 7 Mon. Oct. 14 Mon. Oct. 21 Mon. Oct. 28 McHenry at DeKalb Libertyville at McHenry (N) McHenry at Crystal Lake McHenry at Woodstock North Chicago at McHenry (N) Barrington at McHenry (N) McHenry at Dundee Zion-Benton at McHenry (N) 1968 J.V. SCHEDULE McHenry at Zion-Benton McHenry at Libertyville Crystal Lake at McHenry Antioch at McHenry McHenry at North Chicago McHenry at Barrington Dundee at McHenry 1968 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Sat. Sept. 14 Sat. Sept. 21 Sat. Sept. 28 Sat. Oct. 5 Sat. Oct. 12 Sat. Oct. 19 Sat. Oct. 26 Sat. Nov. 2 (N) NIGHT GAMES Grant at McHenry A McHenry at Libertyville A&B Crystal Lake at McHenry A&B Woodstock at McHenry A McHenry at North Chicago A&B McHenry at Barrington A&B Marengo at McHenry A McHenry at Zion-Benton A&B Friday night Sophomore games start at 6:00 p.m. and Varsity games at 8:00 p.m. Saturday afternoon Sophomore games start at 12:00 pjnl and Varsity games at 2:00 p.m. J.V. games are played on Monday afternoon and start at 4:30 p.m. Freshman games are played on Saturday morning and start at 9:00 a.m. IF I CAN FLY. Y<W Cm FLY! $5.00 Brays yew lesson in a Cessa® at: GALT ABtPOET FLYING SERVICE (815) S1S-24S3 Call now for more information and make a date to fly! Flight Course financing available CESSNA • Sales & Service • Charter & Freight • Flight Training Call us for your needs. Gait Airport Flying Service 5112 Greenwood Road Ringwood, Illinois ••v'Tvz'ri sir.mn.i s-fii v,r" jrTf'V^ IC-;iO.fi • Juir'. i JM! ;oi v.jj .•> jl '• * r"- ' rj ;(> 17ft. If 63ft. 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