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PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., AUG., 30, 1968 State Park Units And Conservation Areas To Open For Hunting Something Has To Give On Gridiron Springfield, 111., Aug. 21 - Several State Park management units and conservation areas will be open for public hunting this fall, according to the Illinois Department of Conservation. Sportsmen must check in at 11 areas.These areas are: Hamilton county, southeast of Mc- Leansboro; Lake Argyle, north of Colchester in Mc Donough county; Lake Ramsey, north of Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editor You will And "Hey! Hey! Hagemann" back on the sports page with this issue. We welcome Bert's reports on high school athletics and urge coaches in all sports to give him information. It's a case of give - You give it to Bert - He will give it to us -- and we will give it space. Paul Morenz, former MCHS and University of Wisconsin athlete 0 has been named head basketball coach at the Lake Zurich high schooL We wish him every success. Those hippies andflippiesare in Chicago to take part in the Democratic convention. Who asked them? Of course, they are out to help their country and change tilings. They throw bottles at the police and then cry "Police Brutality*'. That cry is getting old. If they want to help, why not get a hair cut, buy a tar of soap and get a job. ROLL 'EM, GIRLIES ROLL 'EM The C.D. of A. bowling league swings into action next Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. Betty Clark said so. Missed reporting an interesting note on the now famous Jackson - Buss golf match. It was a father-son performance. Dads did the golfing, sons did the caddying. Dennis Jackson and Steve Buss did a good job for their fathers. We thought that was nice! SOAP BOWL -- Coach Day announces his Warrior footballers will play the second annual soap bowl game here Friday night at 7:30. Admission is a bar of soap. Students and fans will have a chance to look over the prospects for the coming season. A fVf ILY © OUTDOOR 1 2 0 >; 21. G'oy^ok 0 Y L A N DjawssajfiF A 3 - o l,.Ss5 HELD ©VEil ENDS THURS. SEPT 5 .ill £:'x:x:xv 11;S A Norman Jewison Film "Ik. Tfiftrtlll CwiM Ami" COLOR by DeLuxe United Artists (Suggested for Mature Audiences) - Plus Co-Feature - "MADIG Richard Widmark ]»* Henry Fonda Also - Late Show Fri-Sat-Sun "MADAM X" Show m dusk - Adults 1.75 on Labor Day. It may be a struggle, but we'll try. Just bring on our big chair and tune in a ball game. (Editor's Note: The Irish curiousity of your sidekick, Marie, got the best of her and she tuned in to all the action after her Cubs Were leading 6 to 2.) Ramsey in Fayette county; McLean county, south of Ellsworth; Randolph county, north of Chester; Red Hills,; west of Lawrenceville in Lawrence county; Saline county, southwest of Equality; Sam , Dale, west of Cisne in Wayne county; Stephen A. Forbes,. northeast of Salem in Marion county; Sam Parr State Park' Management Unit, near Newton in Jasper county and Washington county, south of Nashville. Game that may be taken on these areas, season dates and hunting hours are: '{ , Squirrels - Sept. 15 throiigh Nov. 15 - Sunrise to Noon CST. Doves - Sept. 15 through Nov. 9 -- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. CST. Woodcock - Oct. 1 through Dec. 4 -- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CST. Pheasant - Nov. 16 through Dec. 31 -- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CST, except on opening day when the opening hour is Noon CST. Quail - Nov. 16 through Dec. 31 and Rabbit - Nov. 16 through Ninety Ninert Air Meet Out Of Crytial Lake September 7 This rousing Democratic convention has taken our mind off baseball. Oh - notentirely. We'll be back as soon as all this hoopla is over. The Detroit Tigers seem to be fading after a long lead that seemed to make them a shooin. And we are almost ready to concede that our White Sox won't win the pennant this year. Our sidekick, Marie Yegge, chose to tune out the Democrats and tune in the Cubs Wednesday night. You missed a lot of action, Marie. The old saying used to be when Labor Day rolled around so fast, "It makes you wonder what you did with your summer wages." The idea seems to be to rest, The Chicago Area Chapter of the Ninety Nine's, an organization of women pilots, will hold an Air Meet out of Crystal Lake airport on Saturday, Sept. 7. Barrington pilots, Mrs. Peg Traner, 170 West Signal Hill road, and Mrs. Nona Gustafson, County Line road, are co-chairman of this years event. Both women hold private pllotis licenses and Mrs. Traner recently earned her multi-engine rating. Entries in the meet range from antique two place sport planes to the more sophisticated single engine aircraft such as Bonanzas and Cherokees. The women will be pitting their piloting skills, rather than the speed of their plane, against one another. Participants will file an estimate of their fuel consumption and total time for the non-stop flight, before taking off. The pilot who comes closest to hitting her mark wins. Past races have been close contests, but the winners coming within ounces of their estimated fuel consumption and seconds on their time. SPOT LANDING Spot landing contests for the women pilots and their copilots will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Each participant in the spot landing contest will fly solo. The efficiency race begins at 10:15 a.m. following a half hour briefing session where the pilots will learn what flight path n*Tunilliliil T McHENRY. ILL. 385-0144 PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents ENDS THURS. AUG. 29 "PLANET OF THE APES" Charlton Heston Shows at 7 and 9 P.M. FRI.-THURS. AUG. 30-SEPT. 5 JJat .emmon andWdterMatthau are The Odd (Souple SHOWS AT 7 and 9 P.M. / Mile East of McHenry onRte.!20 "SUPERB SUSPENSE!" --Time Magazine "A CLASSIC! A SHOCKER BEYOND BELIEF!'-UP/ Jan. 31 -- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CST except on opening day when the opening hour is Noon CST. A bulletin entitled "A Place to Hunt" shows the locations and explains the regulations on most of the public hunting areas. It is available free on request from the Illinois Department of Conservation, Room 113, State Office building, Springfield, HI., 62706, or the Chicago office of the Department , 160 N. La Salle SU» Chicago, ni. 60601. they must follow. On their return the pilots must prove they have followed the prescribed rectangular course by reporting the number or letter visible from the air, marking each corner of the course. Prospective members, friends or husbands, dubbed "49 and a halfers" may fly as co-pilots in the event. First and second place trophies and cash prizes for each event will be presented to the winners during a luncheon at a restaurant in Crystal Lake, immediately following the meet. Chain - O • Lakes Free P i l o t i n g Class Offer The Chain - O-Lakes Power Squadron will offer its free course in Small Boat handling on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1968. Registration for this Free Piloting class will be held at one location, Grant High School, Grand Ave. Fox Lake, at 8 p.m. The United States Power Squadron course is open to both men and women over the age of 18. Ownership of a boat is not required. This free boating course covers these subjects: Safety Afloat, Seamanship, Aids To Navigation, Charts and Piloting, Mariner's Compass, Government regulations, Rules of the Road, and Small Boating Handling. Many tragedies and near tragedies could be avoided by participation inthefreeU.SP. S. Piloting class. 1 x «r w f OlUu M fOBTSUfc 'SSI Warrior football men put their shoulders into the task of getting in shape for the coming season. Watch your favorites in the "Soap Bowl" Sept. 6. As Bert And His Crystal Ball See The North Suburban In *68 give them some preseason support. Next week we should have a better idea of how the positions are filling out, and who to watch for in the upcoming gridiron clashes for the Warriors* Tennis Tourney Scheduled For This Weekend McHenry* s first tennis tournament in many years will be held over the Labor D^y weekend in the City Park on the courts. Anyone interested inparticipat-. ing is asked to call Mrs. John Lawrence for further information. Women's doubles will be played starting at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. Women's singles are scheduled for the afternoon at 1 p.m. The men will take to the courts for doubles at 7:30 Sunday morning and men's singles play will occupy the courts during the afternoon. Trophies will be presented to the winners. Week-End Racing At Union Grove The 3rd major drag racing event^ of the years, the Great Lakes "National Open" will take place Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day, August 30 through September 2nd at the Great Lakes Dragaway, Union Grove, Wise. The 4 day event kicks off Friday night at 8:30 with the United Drag Racers supercharged nitro fuel "fanny cars" headlining the races. Fridays and Saturdays races will be under the lights starting at 8:30 while Sunday and Labor Day will be afternoon races getting under way at 2:00 p.m. The dragaway is located 20 miles south of Milwaukee on highway 45 at Union Grove, Wise. Some 40 different materials, gathered from 18 to 20 countries, go through 125 different processes to produce the common lead pencil! By Bert Hagemann This week saw the end of two weeks of hard work by the McHenry football team, and after talking to those knowledgeable people who know the North Suburban league, this reporter sees the final standings as looking something like this: 1. North Chicago , 2. Barrington 3. Libertyville 4. Zion-Benton 5. Woodstock 6. McHenry 7. Crystal Lake 8. Dundee Picking the two top teams in football is never very difficult as year in and out, these two schools are football powerhouses. I see the Warhawks having the edge, however, as they played almost all juniors last year, and their wealth of returning lettermen and terrific speed should give them the edge oyer a Barrington team which is once again big and very rough. The next three teams are very even, but the edge must go to the well coached Tunnicliff Woodstock 338-0032 ARRIVES FRIDAY AUGUST 3D WEEKNIGHTS 7:00-9:15 - SAT & SUN 4:30-6:50-9:15 Rosemary's Baby tens it like it is: A CLASSIC! A shocker beyond belief!" -up. P*»mari Panes PrtMrtt Mia farrow In I WIMiam Cattle Production Rosen^Ky^^J John Cassavetes Ruth Gordon /Sidney Blackmer/Maurice Evans: and Ralph Bellamy TKflSSfiS* squad from Libertyville as they will probably fill their graduation holes better than others. The Zee-Bees, under a new head coach, and with twenty-two returning lettermen, could surprise and be the dark horse candidate in the race, while Woodstock wiU field an outstanding group of Juniors who could be awfully tough by seasons end. The Warriors will be hampered severely by lack of depth once again and experience, but I see them as better than Crystal Lake and Dundee who will be almost completely rebuilding. WARRIORS HAVE SPIRIT This years Warrior edition, with very little going for it right now except exuberance and fabulous spirit, could get progressively better as the season wears on if help can be found at the tackles. One thing is certain, this group will win the hearts of Warrior fans with their determination and effort, and they could provide us with some thrills and surprises before everything is over. Coach Day has reminded me to mention the second annual soap bowl on Sept. 6, at 7:30. The varsity and sophs will be scrimmaging^ with admission being a bar of soap to be used by the athletes during the year. 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