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Week, which is sponsored each year by the 3> 2-million member National Wildlife Federation and its state affiliates, of which the 35,000-member Illinois Wildlife Federation is one. Emphasis nationally this year is on wildlife management, and the theme of Wildlife Week is: "Discover Wildlife--It's Too Good to Miss!" The symbol is an infant wood duck emerging from its nest. In signing the proclamation, Gov. Walker urged Illinois families to get out and enjoy our wild resources. It can open up an entirely new world. "Wildlife management in Two Women Involved In Fracas Monday A fracas between two women in the parking lot of B&D Automotive, 1719 W. Route 120, McHenry, Monday afternoon, resulted in the arrest of Amy Kroncke of 1203 Oakleaf, McHenry for battery. Her bond was set at $1,000, with court appearance scheduled for March 26. Shirley Caley of 2500 N. Flanders, McHenry, reported that when she drove to the business place to purchase auto parts, Ms. Kroncke arrived, pushed her around and used obscenities. While deputies were questioning Ms. Caley, the other woman persisted in interrupting and then struck the complainant in the head. Deaths VIVIAN L. AUSTIN Vivian L. Austin, 73, of San Juan, Texas, formerly of Genoa City, Wis., passed away March 11, at McAllen, Texas. He was born May 16, 1899, in Richmond, the son of Edwin C. and Emily Rossing Austin. A retired farmer, he lived the past 15 years in San Juan, Texas. f Mr. Austin was a member of World War I Veterans at McAllen, Texas, and a member of the Paul C. Hoffman American Legion Post No. 253 of Richmond. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy, two sisters, Mrs. Eunice Bellamy of Quincy, Bruce Harbecke Sets Record In Basketball, MCC Announces Awards • Coach Bob Matte has an­ nounced the following varsity basketball award winners at McHenry County College: Mike Bauer, Bill Haag and Bruce Harbecke from McHenry; Tom Desmond, Jim Fletcher, Bruce Robbins and Mike Tichenor from Crystal Lake; Glenn Borhart, Huntley; Phil Gabel, Cary; Larry Lowrey, Rich­ mond; and Wes Witmus from Harvard and manager Larry Fairfield of Crystal Lake. Leading scorer for the Scots was Harbecke with a total of 359 points; Witmus followed with 305 points, while Borhart, Lowrey and Desmond con­ tributed 278, 197 and 144 respectively. Harbecke also led Calif., and Mrs. Prudence Eberhardt of Palatine; and a brother, George, of Solon Mills. A funeral Mass will be of­ fered at 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 16, at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Richmond with Fr. Thomas Neville of­ ficiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Visitation was held at Ehorn-Adams Funeral home. the team with rebounds with 267, while Borhart had 199, Witmus 113 and Desmond 103. Harbecke continued his dominance of the statistics with the leading field goal per­ centage as he hit on 44.8 per­ cent of his attempts, shading Borhart and Witmus with averages of 43.8 percent and 43.6 percent respectively. Larry Lowrey led the free throw percentage parade with 74.5 percent while Wes Witmus connected on 71.3 percent. The team averaged 67 points per game while allowing their opponents 89 points per contest. Bruce Harbecke was named honorable mention to the all Skyway Conference Team selected by the coaches. In addition he shattered the 2-year scoring record formerly held by Jim Mulvenna of Harvard. Bruce poured * 838 points through the hoop in his career while Jim's record was for­ merly 833. Governor Proclaims Illinois Wildlife Week SPRINGFIELD, ILL., March 13, 1973--Gov. Dan Walker today (Tues., March 13) signed a proclamation designating the week of March 18-24 as "Wildlife Week in Illinois". The Governor not only asked Illinois citizens to attain a "new awareness of its (wildlife) value" next week, but he also dedicated the balance of 1973 to "understanding the needs of wildlife". The proclamation signing ceremony was held Tuesday morning in the Governor's Office. Illinois Wildlife Week is an outgrowth of National Wildlife Illinois is the responsibility of trained biologists in the Con­ servation Department and the Natural History Survey. Their programs of working with farmers and landowners to encourage habitat plantings, and looking to the welfare of the flocks of Canada geese and migrating ducks on the Mississippi Flyway each year are well known. Dangerous Dining? Long nosed bats in Arizona like to eat the bloom of the giant sa- guaro cactus, but this delicacy in volves risk Bats sometimes are found impaled on the spines of the cactus. BUICK 73 VARSITY WRESTLERS Ken Scanlin (L) and Steve Hurckes (R) receive their awards from Coach Paul Palmateer. Ken, a sophomore, was voted his award by his teammates as being most improved and ended the season with a 17-8 record. Steve, a junior, was voted most valuable wrestler and has a 20-11-2 record. Steve also led the varsity with most team points and takedowns. Mitchell Makes Things Happen He Has 120 New Cars In Stock For You To Select From -PLUS- Always 60 to 70 Choice Late Model Used Cars That Can't Be Beat ! *v >