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TEN PIN QUEENS . Oct. 18,1971 Wanda Gehrke 137-193-165- 495; Betty O'Brien 163-141-189- 493; Emmi Damians 180-130- 174-485; Teresa Steffan 149-168- 167-484; Sue Koepke 174; 144; 160-478; Chris Kern 161- 143-157-461; Mae Steege 149-137- 157-443. WONDER LAKE EARLY BIRDS 10-21-71 Ceil DeWerdt 501; Mari Hollingsworth 494; Clara Freund 485; Libby Johnson 469' PAGE7-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1971 Ann Dawson 463; Vi Johnson 457; Terry Jakabowski 456; Helen Gorrdeck 454; Flo Mazan 454; Georgiana Meyer 450. Splits : Vi Johnson 6;7; 10 and 5; 10; Terry Jakabowski 6; 10; Audrey Pittm.mn 6;7; 10; Flo Mazan 5; 10. MCHENRY TEACHERS' BOWLING LEAGUE Sprechen Sie Mohawk? Sunday Mass in the Mohawk language still is celebrated at Coughnawaga, an Indian reserve- on Montreal's south shfyre. Des­ cendants of Indians converted from animism in the 17th century have lived on the site ever since. Some State Parks To Be Opened For '71 Deer Hunting MONTINI'S FLAG FOOTBALL TEAM Coach - Jerry Glosson. 1st row, left to right. Frank Holbinger, Danny Thennes, Dave Kennebeck, Bill Verstege, Steve Freund, Mike Rossetti. 2nd row, left to right, Tony Fino, Bill Mahon, Tom Lafon- taine, Lee Steinsdoerfer, Fred Ludwig, Paul Brefeld. 3rd row, left to right, Danny Koleno, Jim McMahon, Mike Nitz, Jeff Thompson, Guy Weber, Timmy Miller. 4th row, left to right, Jerry Glosson, Jim Steinbach, Craig Adams, Tony Balchunas. The team is in the Tri County football league. , . •• • , - THE BILL * * * B Y PETE FRITCHIE Washington, D. C.--The bill introduced by Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina and Representative Emanuel Celler of New York, Demo­ crats, which would end anti­ trust exemptions for baseball and football, would severely hurt both sports. The bill, which probably has little chance of enact­ ment, was prompted by the American League transfer of baseball from Washington to Dallas-Fort Worth. It would open up contract signing in both sports by al­ lowing each player freedom to bargain and to play for the team which would pay the most for his services. Theoretically this is good principled and practice. But it woulcy doom poor teams to the loss of their best play­ ers, unbalance the leagues and change the relative order in professional football and baseball to chaos--on both contract signing and strike fronts. Such legislation might be A black widow spider's venom - more potent drop for drop than a rattlesnake's - causes intense pain. Deaths, however, occur from only four or five of the more than 1,000 bites reported in the United States each year. necessary if players weren't sports have high average paid well or if they didn't pay levels and fine retire- g00(j retirement pro- ment programs and much time But players in both off during the year. enjoy grams Country Q ̂ Ts/fcHefir^ ** YOU ARE INVITED TO ENJOY OUR HAPPENINGS! Wednesday: dinner Buffet That Delicous Buffet Still Includes Roast • Round of Beef, Sliced At The Buffet Table, Ham, Chicken, Barbecue Ribs^* Kidney Bean Salad, Potato Salad, J Macaroni Salad, Assorted Relishes. $3.25 All you can eat Friday Fish Fry Perch (Or) Cod Freshly Fried To Per­ fection. Served With Fries, Cole Slaw, Choice of Beverage. All the Fish you can eat $2.50 Every Day Of The Week: Champagne Steak Dinner For Two. • * Carved At Your Table, a 22 oz. Top Sirloin, Relish Tray, To«ed Salad, Potato, Vegetables, Beverage, Breads. Split of Champagna. • $11.50 I ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING | I FRI. & SAT. 9 TO 1 A.M. I Giant City and Mississippi Palisades State Parks will be opened to shotgun deer hunting this year, according to Henry N. Barkhausen, director of the Illinois Department^of Con­ servation. "Both of these parks have an abundance of deer," said Director Barkhausen. "Our biologists have determined that both areas could be hunted without adversely affecting the deer populations, and we feel we can allow hunting without making it hazardous for any park visitors." The Director said that there would be no hunting within 500 feet of any main roads, picnic and capping areas, or buildings. At Giant City , south of Carbondale, the season will be Nov. 19, 20 and 21, and Dec. 10, 11 and 12 and the hunter does not have to check in or out. The season at Mississippi Palisades, near Savanna, will be Nov. 19, 20 and 21. Daily hunting will be on a first-come, first-served basis, with only 60 hunters allowed on the park grounds each day. Hunters may hunt one day only. Hunting licenses will be deposited at the point of entry and picked up at the completion of the day's hunt. A hunter must have a deer permit for the county in which he is hunting, in these park areas as for the remainder of the state. October 20 Team Standings • W-L tot. pins 1. The Stars 17-7 9,325 2. The Funky Foursome 12-12 9297 3. Pin Pals 12-12 9,100 4. Faculty 9,100 Flops 11-13 10,053 5. Alley Cats 11-13 9,282 6. Reverse Gauchos 9-15 8,867 Splits: 8,867 Dave Glenn 5-7 Wil Farrell 1-8-9-10 High Games: Bud ^Street 180; Shirley Blume 173. High Series: • . Dave Luckett 153-170-162-487; Bud Street 161-141-180-482; Jerry Langner 171-153-156-480; Gaye Boland 167-153-143-463. Get a tax break If you're self employed, you can use tax-deducti­ ble dollars to build a retirement income plan.- The Country Companies offer several such plans. All are approved by the IRS. And your in­ vestment in any one of them is deductible for income tax purposes--up to 10% (or $2500) of your earned income. Get in touch with one of us about a retirement plan soon. 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