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\ On The Sidelines £ by Dick Rabbitt Well it's official. The McHenrv High School will be joining Woodstock, Cary Grove, the two Crystal Lake high schools, along with Crown, Dundee and Jacobs in forming a new conference effective in the fall of 1978. The school superintendent^ voted on the measure last Friday. There was some opposition from the Lake county schools, but the eight administrators held to their guns and so next season will be the end of the North Suburban as we now know it. In talking with Elroy Fitzgerald, well known official and school board member at Crystal Lake, who actually confirmed the results to me, we both agree it is a wise step to take for the schools involved. Although the caliber of competition will not be as strong in the first few years, the long range results should be a benefit to all the schools. Let's look at what could develop in the way of the so called big game of the year for the schools. Crystal Lake and Cary Grove, McHenry and Woodstock, Crown and Dundee and Jacobs and the new Crystal Lake school which are only two miles apart. Travel will beat a minimum,McHenry to Dundee will be the long trip, and compared to traveling to Zion, Lake Forest and North Chicago it will be a pleasure for the coaches, players and fans. From a personal standpoint I don't think that one team will dominate the conference, as Barrington has in football in the North Suburban. All the schools should be competitive and that is all anyone asks of any high school athletic program. Selecting a name will be a lot of fun, already rumors are flying as to what name the conference should be called. I'm sure that the powers to be will make a wise choice in the naming of the conference. As the planning progresses we will keep you fans informed as to what is taking place. Congratulations are again in order to Mike Burmann, a junior runner on "Hutch's" cross country team. Mike finished fourth in the district at Zion last Saturday, and qualifies for the sectional at Crystal Lake tomorrow morning. Best wishes go to Mike, and we along with all Warrior fans hope he can make the trip to the state finals in Peoria next weekend. A tip of the fedora to Mike Shanahan and his McHenry High water polo team. Placing fifth in the state is no easy matter, artd the genial coach is really proud of his squad, and has every right to be quite proud. Bid farewell to John Bolton Chapel Hill golf pro yesterday. John is headed for sunny Florida for the winter months. He will be attending the P.G.A. golf school at Disney World for a week, then heads for his winter position at Seminole Lake Country Club, Seminole, Florida. His many friends wish him well, and will be looking forward to some of his money next spring. The Warriors close out the season tomorrow at North Chicago. It could be a good ball game. The Warhawks nearly upset Lake Forest last weekend falling 26 to 20. The Warriors will be out to win their third game of the season, and all fans wish them the best of luck. The cross country team finishes their season with the conference meet next Tuesday at Lake Forest. Again best wishes are in order for "Hutch" and his squad. $ & %eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet •x 8 FAIR SHARK Representatives of fourteen states met in Chicago last week and resolved that three federal funding formulas should be changed to provide more benefits for the industrial states in this country. The conference, sponsored by Gov. Walker and the State of Illinois, was part of an effort to stop • federal discrimination against major industrial states and in favor of Southern and Western states in federal funding for­ mulas The formulas given first priority are medicaid, education and community development block grants involving billions of dollars. The average adult, with all his wisdom,rarely un­ derstands how much the average child under­ stands. iV * $ 2 Door Sedan WHILE OTHER CARS ARE BLOWING THEIR CIWN BORNS.ROAD TEST MAGAZINE NAMED SUBARITLINE OF THE YEARr 4 Wheel Drive Wagon For the first time, Road Test has honored an entire line of cars. That line is Subaru. Here's why : A PRICE THAT ISNT HIGHWAY ROBBERY. The price of our 2 door sedan is $2899* CARS THAT CAN NURSE A DRINK. Our cars make a little go a long way. SUBARU THE ECONOMY CAR FOR TODATS ECONOMY. •Total I'OE-noi including dealer prep. inland transportation and taxes Some exterior accessories Pictured are extra cost options LOOK THEM OVER THIS WEEKEND AT Phil Hoaglund's EUROPA MOTORS 2414 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY 385-0700 LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS SWIM INSTRUCTION.. TO BEGIN The Lake Region YMCA located on the west side of Route 31 just south of Highway 14 is beginning new swimming classes starting the week of November 22 in the clear, warm, indoor pool, so register today. Swim instruction for pre­ school, youth, high school and adults will be offered. Classes meet one day a week, Monday thru Saturday for a ten week session. It's time to count-down to tip- off for YBA basketball as registration begins for America's newest concept in a youth sports program at the Lake Region YMCA. YBA basketball, developed by the National Basketball Players Association and the YMCA, is open to boys and girls in 3rd and 4th or 5th and 6th grade. Practice will begin in December, with league play slated for January through March, but you must sign up now. Players will receive uniforms, a manual with all the rules, tips from the NBA professionals and a national YBA basketball membership card. "While this is a basketball program, the ultimate purpose is a values concept to improve the quality of life for all young people, their parents and coaches," said Phillip R. Baaske, Physical Director. THERE'S MORE TO THE Y'THAN MEETS THE EYE The permanent facilities of the Lake Region YMCA in­ cludes a six lane indoor swimming pool, four lighted outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor shelter, exercise room, weight room, offices and 19.6 acres of recreational area. But the Young Men's Christian Association is more than this, it's something for everyone. For families the 'Y' offers 17 family swims each week and twice a month there is Friday Family Night. Family night is good family fun, swim, pizza and a movie. The film on December 3 is the Wackiest Ship in the Army, on December 17 is The Lone Ranger, on January 7 is Island of the Blue Dolphins and on January 21 is James Stewart's Shenandoah. The YMCA offers gym and swim programs for pre­ schoolers from the ages of 6 months thru 6 years. The 'Y' also has tumbling and stunts for 6 years olds. For youths the YMCA has value-center YBA-BasketbaH, bowling, diving, gymnastics, handicap swim, Judo, Karate, log birling, skin divings swim instruction, swim team snS tumbling and stunts. Belly dancing, diving. Judo, Karate, log birling, Parent Effectiveness Training, Physical Fitness, aquanatics and advanced aquanatics, mens and women exercise, skin diving, volleyball - men's and coed, weight training and Yoga are classes offered at the YMCA for high school students and adults. If there is something we are not offering and you would like please call Phillip Baaske at 459-4455 and tell us. If you have questions about these or any other programs call or stop by at 7315 South Route 31. We are accepting registrations for these classes now. V till "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" W(iK 7 - PLAINDKAI.KR-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 197fi Clewis family, 1404 Eastwood lane, Eastwood Manor, who lost all of the family attire in a fire last Saturday. Golden Gleams Much study is a weariness of the flesh. -Ecclesiastes 12:12. Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. -Isodore ofSeville. Judge Wm Block In a hearing before Judge William D. Block in McHenry Oct. 27, Eugene C. Romano, 9200 N. Lawndale, Skokie, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of unnecessary noise, reduced from speeding, and was fined $30 and costs. Raymond D. Kemp, 3103 W. Route 120, McHenry, was tried and found guilty of improper passing and was fined $15 and costs Donald H. Rice, Jr., 4506 Garden Quarter, McHenry, was tried and found not guilty of a charge of operating a motor vehicle with a faulty brake system. Steven R. Beyer, 3815 W. John street, McHenry, pleaded guilty to- transportation of an alcoholic beverage with the seal broken. He was fined $25 and costs. A second charge was nolle prossed. Arthur A. Myatt, 2102 N. Colby Point drive, McHenry, pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $40 and costs. Jeffrey D. Raab, 5221 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $50 and costs. Thomas G. Sweeney, 3207 Skyway, McHenry, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $50 and costs. Randy L. Weinrich, 220 Dexter, Elgin, pleaded guilty to DVVI and was fined $90 and costs. Myron W. Radloff, 717 Irving. Woodstock, pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $40 and costs, Alexander Vereschagin, 3208 Weingart road, McHenry, entered a negotiated plea of guilty to having open liquor in a motor vehicle Nov. 1. The court fined him $50 and costs. The court nolle prossed other charges of having only one red tail light and unlawful possession of cannabis. Judge Conrad Floeter The court on the motion of the state, nolle prossed a charge of criminal damage under $150 against Thomas T. Preston, 3718 Fillmore. McHenry. Bradley H Demke, 1217 May. McHenry, entered a negotiated plea of guilty to driving while his license was suspended. He was sentenced to 15 days periodic confinement in the county jail. The court nolle prossed a similar charge that had been lodged against him. Robert Schindler, 2719 Stilling, McHenry, entered a negotiated plea of guilty to a charge of theft under $150. He was fined $200 and costs. The five defendants in the rock throwing incident of Oct. 20 appeared in Judge Floeter's court Oct. 27 and were assigned counsel for their defense. A charge of mprder had been placed against them. The information in the charge stated that each of the defendants did "strike David Klawes on the head with a rock. Family Burned Out Has Need For Clothing Friends are presenting an appeal for clothing for the knowing such act created a strong probability of death or great bodily harm to David Klawes. thereby causing the death of David Klawes. The defendants are Gary Lee Campbell, 19, 42 Arrowhead drive, Algonquin, Joseph M. Shine, 18 and John P. Shine, 20, both of 397 Asbury drive. Fox River Grove, and James E. 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