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v_Lg THE ahcdHj^ Funn/ how our attitudes change. When we ai*e pedestrians, we ex- |pect the driver to give us a break. fWhen we are the driver, we think the pedestrian should scram. RICHIE MILLER AND RICHMOND MILLERS BEAT McHENRY 6-2 and then we see a courteous driver This week we would give the award to Jack Thies: We saw a couple of ladies (beyond the .sprinting age) caught in between traffic. Quite* a few cars passed through before Jack came along,^stopped and gave the ladies a chance to gain the safety of the sidewalk. It wasn't much of a delay, but some 25'or more driven ! f0 * joft %h~e saw it differently In a .county league baseball game at Richmond last Sunday, the McHenry Shamrocks lost a 6 to 2 decision . to Ray Miller's up and coming club. It was Richie Miller again who spelled poison for the opposition. He. pitched hitless ball for six innings and had a shutout going into the ninth when 4 of Mo- Henry's 6 hits rattled off the bats. Besides, Richie had 3 hits and was safe on an error his other time at'bat. The Shamrocks were unable ball into the out- * Mane Yeg?re and Herb Reihanspergcr lost no time in giving us a phone report after the National Leaguers trounced our favorite American League boys Tuesday afternoon. •Yield as Richmond made only one .} put-out in the outer spaces. Katzenburg had 7 assists and one put-out on a fly ball at third base. It was Richmond "all the way This All-Star game has gone far enough. Wo will have to hear about that drubbing for a whole year. Of course if our Sox win the World Series, the winter won't be long enough for some of us. Joe Frett was in to talk a little baseball and tell us that the Johnsburg Tigers have entered the state tournament at Elgin. The Tiger team will play Utica next Thursday, July 19th at 6:30 p.m. Games will be played in Wing Park. Another point to remember is that Joe and his players have tickets to soil. If you buy from the team, they will share in the proceeds. It will help pay the entry fee and usual expenses. So-- if you are going to attend the tournament, buy your tickets locally. in this one. Richmond (6) AB R H Meyer ss 5 0 1 Katzenberg 3b 5 1 1 H. Miller cf 5 1 3 C. Miller If 4 0 0 Rich Miller p 4 „ 2 3 G. Miller rf 4 0 2 B. Miller c 2 1 0 B. Stilling 2b 3 0 1 R. May lb 3 0 1 R. Miller c 1 0 0 B. May 2b 1 0 0 H. Miller lb 1 1 1 Totals 38 6 13 Shamrocks (2) AB R H C. Sahs ss 4 1 1 J. Stanek 2b 4 0 1 S. Miller p 4 0 1 B. Becknell If 4 0 1 B. Young c 3 0 0 G. Schlung rf 3 0 1 J. Molidor lb 4 0 0 G. Molidor 3b 3 0 0 C. Pierce cf 3 1 1 Totals 32 2 6 Score by innings: Shamrocks Richmond 000 000 002--2 010 012 llx--6 Rich You can bet those Tigers are going into this state meet' with ideas of winning. They are all set in various positions and will have ttye pitching to cari*y through. It was real pleasant to have an Old schoolmate, John Vycital, stop in to see us this week. John has been a resident of Washington D.C. for several years. We were intere^^d in John's observation that people d<-> not change much through the years. He agreed that age changes appearance, but held to the belief that most of us are basically the same as we were back in school davs. Doubles: Katzenberg, Miller, R. May; C. Sahs. Stolen base: C. Sahs. Strikeouts: S. Miller, Miller, 5. Walks: S. Miller, 1; R. Miller, 2. Last Saturday afternoon we took in something very interesting to anyone who likes dogs. We attended a field trial at the Wing and F'n. There was a 20-dgg entry composed of. a German Shorthair Pointer, 2 English Pointers, 3 Ymars, 1 Brittany and 5 Drahthaars. Live Pigeons are placed in different Darts of the field and then the dogs are put through their paces. First plate was won by Marbera's Stormy Weather, a German Shorthair owned and handled by. B. T. Gentry Second place and tied for third was 1 nngei\ a' Ymar, owned by Wes Stahmer of Germantown, Wisconsin and handled by Harry McMai-ter of Chicago. Third place and tied for second was As~i Von Schillerstag, a German Shorthair owned by Roy J. Thompson of Ingleside, Illinois and handled by Roy J. Thompson, sJr., of Ingleside. Fourth plncp went to Drathaar owned and handled by Cliff Foestil of Brookfield, Wisconsin. We haven't heard much about fishing, but a lot of time is being spent on the "old bridge". A car can hardly make it over the bridge some nights because of all the fishermen. Don't get us wrong. We are trying to discourage the traffic, not the fishermen. wjack Walsh JOHNSBURG TIQEBS WIN 3 TO 2 BATTLE FROM CRYSTAL The Johnsburg Tigers won a hard-fought battle • from Crystal Lake last Sunday on the winners' diamond by a to 2. Willie Klapperich and Terry Britz were the mound duelists, each allowing 8 hits. However, Britz issued 4 walks. Lloyd Freund had a 3 for 4 day to lead the hitters while Bob Klaus sparkled in the defensive department. (3) JUNIOR LEGION TIGERS HAVE TIME WITH TOOMEY IN 1-0 WIN OVER MERCHANTS 2; R. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hyatt, of Clearbrook Driye. want to start an athletic or recreational program for young girls now that the boys seem to De well organized. Some girls about 12 years old have expressed a desire to play softball. It's just a start, but please call Mrs. Hyatt, McHenry 1359. Several ladies have offered to help. . Tom Bolger brought his Junior Legion team through to a county championship this year. We think that c*>lls for a special tip of the old straw bonnet. It takes work, time and know-how. 9 WITH By Jimmy Kupec Donri Dowe and her partner, .Don Boaman, took r^inth place in the In+ra-Dance division in the National Skate and Dance Competition the past week. That's real good and McHenry; ^should feel real proud. John Toomey, who did some pitching for Johnsburg last year and now manages the Elgin Merchants, returned to the mound on the Fourth of July to give the Tigers a real tussle before he lost a 1 to 0 ball game. Klapperich had to pitcn a suuiout and rose to the occasion with a 4-hit job. In this old fashioned pitchers' battle, Wally Frett had in four trips. R. Freund If 0 4 B. Klaus ss 3 L. Freund 3b 4 H. Freund 2b 3 A. Jackson cf 3 H. Katz lb 3 W. Frett rf 4 D. Barth c 3 Klapperich p 3 Totals 30 Crystal Lake (2) , Aft Wohlert rf 4 N. Britz 3b 3 White 3b 0 G. Jackson cf 4 Wahlin lb 4 McCannon If 4 Frazer 0 D. Feffer 2b 4 Radovich c 4 D. Roewer 0 Rooney ss 3 Snider 1 T. Britz p 3 Totals 34 Score by innings: Crystal Lake 010 000 001--2 Johnsburg 001 000 02x--3 Double: R. Freund. Triple: McCannon. Strikeouts: Klapperich, 7; T. Britz, 4. Walks: Britz, 4; Klapperich, 0. 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 R 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 SHAMROCKS WIN 7-5 GAME FROM HEBRON AS PIERCE PITCHES d) Johnsburg (1) R. Freund If B. Klaus ss L. Freund 3b H. Freund 2b A. Jackson cf H. Katz lb W. Frett rf Novak c Klapperich p Totals Elgin Merchants Koch 3b Richardson 2b Graf ss Paris If Farney lb Benthusen cf Grace rf Mason c Toomey p Totals Score by innings: Johnsburg 000 100 000--1 Merchants 000 000 000--0 Strikeouts: Toomey, 1; Klapperich, 3. Walks: Toomey, 2; Klapperich, I. Mai.ager Larry Stilling picked his young southpaw. Chuck Pierce, to pitch at Hebron on July 4th and the choice worked out in the form of a 7 to 5 victory. The Shamrocks hopped right off to a 4-run lead in the first two innings, then saw the score tied at 4-4 whea Hebron had their chance in the third.. Hel no hits in the inning, helpeu by three errors in the Mc- 2 hits i Henry infield. | The only extra-base hits were a triple by Young of McHenry and He%>n I, but vtffere ' AB R H 4 0 0 4 0 0 '4 0 0 4 <0 1 4 1 4 -0 1 4 0 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 33 1 5 AB R H 4 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 30 0 4 Drafz was a good hurler after getting past \he first inning, holding the Shamrocks hitless in the last four innings. Shamrocks (1) AB Here's hou-y the eounty-ieague gameti are scheduled for next Sunday: Algonquin at Crystal Lake Johnsburg at Elgin VFW Richinond at Hebron Elgin Merchants at McHenry Earle Seepc Wins Presia#*nt's Tr.-phy Ed Buss Jr. and Earle Seepe were the fine lists for the President's Trophy. It was a real good match. They were neck and neck up to tl«e T8th hole and then Earle overtoo-f Rui-s and won the match. In Cass "B" for the President's trophy Bill Donnelly took the honors. Consolation -winners were Clas$, "A", John Torrence; Class "B", E:nil Simcr. Jimmy Han is (11 years old) hit a hoie in-one on the 9th hole. Good going, Jim. The low net winners were Frank Rourke ar.d George Kinsala who tied lor first. In Blind Bogey, i Earle Seepe was 1st and : Vale j Adams was 2nd in bracket 1-8. In Bracket 9-14, John Varese was 1st •----- and Hank Tonyan 2nd. In the 15! The second round of the 16" and up bracket, Geo. Johnson, Sr., '> Softball League got off to a good was 1st ana Doc Delfosse 2nd. ! start. The games scheduled for On Frag Day Hall Nellis came 'last wpek wrve played on Tuesin 1st, John Varese 2nd and Frank i day ail>1 Thursday, nights, the re- I Rourke 3rd. j suits of those games were as fol- ] For Mie ladie? iii Class "A" for ; lows. C. Sahs, ss B. Young, c • • B. Becknell. If B. McCulli, lb G. Schlung, rf J. Molii'or, cf G. Molidor, 3o Piercc, P Totals H e b r o n ( 5 ) L. Andreson, T. Nelson ss 3b SOFTBALL NOTES By Bud Weyland M. Dinfz, p B. Nelson, 2b D. Smith, If Borger, c Holly, cf Meyers, rf Kuecker. rf 5 3 . .5 4 5 3 5 4 5 39 AB 5 3. 4 5 4 4 3 3 3 1 35 The McHenry Junior Legion baseball team travelled to Hinsdale July 4 to compete - in the district tournament. Although losing 5 to 1 to an older, more experienced team, the local boys put up a great battle. . McHenry led 1-0 at the end of four innings due to a long triple by Tom Roti scoring Jack Schaefer. Gene Freund pitched hitless ball for four innings but tired in the fifth and sixth. ,-Ray Bujak came on in relief in the sixth with the bases loaded" and no outs and was within one pitch of getting out of the inning when Smith lined a two-run single to left. Hinsdale, the Dupage county champion, went on to win the district by eliminating the winner of the Kane and Will county champions. The McHenry team will play Waukegan here Friday evening and Richmond-Hebron at Johnsburg Sunday. McHenry (1) R. Smith 3b-rf Freund p-3b Baker If Olson c Meyer 2b Schael'er ss Roti cf Hiller rf Bujak p Justen lb Benson ph Totals Hinsdale (5) Walberg 2b Schaffer cf Smith p Brown 3b Carmigrtani c Kalbos If Hart rf Murphy ss Kocmond lb Totals McHenry Hinsdale RBIs: Roti; Schaffer (2), Kocmond, Smith(2). Double: Kalbos. Triple: Roti. Strikeouts: Smith 17, Freund 2, Bujak 1. Walks: Smith 5, Freund 7. AB R H 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1. 0 0 1 0 0 23 1 1 Ah R H 2 0 0 2 0 1 4 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 1 2 1 1 2 1 0 3 2 1 1 , 1 0 21 5 5 000 ,100 0--1 -1 000 023 x--5-5 Northern Bowmen News Totals Score by Innings: Shamrocks: 220 210 000--7 Hebron: 004 000 001--5 Three base hits: Young Two base hits: Holly Strike outs. Drafz, 13; Pierce, 10 Walks: Drafr. 8: Pierce, 4 A fe"ow dining in a restaurant missed the potatoes and thought ! was 2nd. blind holes. Emily Hester came in 1st and Helen Miller was 2nd. In Class "B", Marion Donnelly took 1st place honors and Kathleen Neary was 2nd. Evelyn Hans was winner in Class "C" and Lou Dahl Bob Ii(n, 10 - Hettermann's Tav. 3 i Bimbo's Tav. 6 Old Bridge Tav. 1 Buss Motor Sales 22 - Pa's Yanks 9 Wonder Lake Bus. 2 - Whitey's Tav. 8 Li Protect The Pony League column was missing from last week's Plaindealer because of the early dateline made necessary by the holiday on Wednesday. We are, as yet, not" too sharp x>n datelines. Theie are a few changes in the average? and the new batting averages as of Sunday, July 8, are as follows: Jerry Thenr.es .600 Jim Peterson V.... :579 Jim Hester •. .550 Don Herdrich .533 Dennis Swedo .... .530 Johi. Steinbach .500 Mike Hanson ....... .500 Bob Anderson .- 500 John Moss ............... .500 James Lislon ............ .500 Ralph Provanzano 500 There are new names on this illustrious list, which should be an inspiration to the ones who fancy themselves as hitters to get swinging! All of the glory can't go,to the hitters. In the pitching department, John Steinback pitched a two hitter against the Cards on By Pill Bolger Last Week's Results The Northern Illini Bowmen would like to invite all archers to attend their Invitational Field .Shoot '>n July 15. Registration will start sit* 9 a.m. and continue until one o'c'ock. Trophies and medals will, be awarded to top shooters in each division. Visitors are always toelcomc and refreshments will be Served on the grounds. „ ,Winpers at the Wisconsin Day Shoot , on July 1 wefe: Expert: 1;;. John "Larmhan, Waukegan $1 Druno Dudonis, CBH 3s? Van Graham NIB Bowmen: ^ 1. D". Hai lowe Eldred, Bo-Arro i.'2. ;$-ec Addington, Bo-Arro 3. Dan Johns, CBH Archers? 1. Tony Damptz, NIB ' 2. Otto Rucger, NIB L ow, Blackhawk 1. "Floy Engfors, NIB 2. W illiam Knight 3. Jim Pvvyer, NIB Expert > 1. Rose Samuelson, Cheetah Archer: 1. Irene Adnms, NIB Novice: 1. Dorothy Johnson, NIB 2. Georgette Adalphus, NIB 3. Eunice Siebold, NIB Free Style: 1. B<?h Seymour, NIB 2. j£an Adflington, NIB Junior: ; 1. Don Lenvitt, Jr., CBH 1. Jo*n Adams The Northern Illini Bowmen will'"•hold their next meeting on July 17 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Home at McHenry. he would try out his French on the pert waitress. So, he said: "Wheic's the pommes des terres?" Blinking not an eye, she retorted: " Fiist door around the corner the left." -- Ollie M. James, Cincinnati Enquirer. WHEAT QUOTA VOTE HELD JULY 20 IN PQUNTY ASC OFFICE In tr>e "vatch play tournament in Cl.<ss "A", Dorothy Beckenbaugh over Jule Kralowetz and j by Brand. Laverne Hanley over Beverly Rourke Berni::e Jensen won over June Rink in the semi-finals. Ethel Conway and Betty Wilkensen still have their match to play off for | the semi-fiiiais. Bob Inn earned their 10 runs on 13 hits. 3 triples and 1 home run 'Old Barn" Rummage The voting place in McHenry i Sale In City July 20-21 tounty for the wheat marketing fjuota referendum to be held I iTuly 20 were designated this W$ek by Bert Bridges, chairman if, the county agricultural stabilisation and conservation cominittee. It will be the McHenry County ASC office, 110% East Jackson street, Woodstock. Growers eligible to vote in the fvheat quota referendum are all those who will have more than 15 acres of wheat for harvest on a farm in 1957. These farmers have been notified of-their wheat allotments. Quotas do not affect those farmers who harvest 15 acres or less' of wheat for grain oh- a farm. - > , of BABIVEST • • BUSIEST • CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN ly.AINPI.ASJIK WANT ADS The Jewish Studies group McHenry county will hold first annual "Old Barn" rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, July 20 and 21, beginning at 10 a.m. The sale will be held in Maurice Gladstone's barn, located north on Rt. 31 across from St. Mary's cemetery. Among the items offered for sale will be clothing, dishes, toys, furniture, jewelry, pictures, textiles, hand crocheted items, fur coats, baby clothes, kniokknacks and many other items too numerous to mention. Be sure to come early and take advantage of the best selection. Refreshments will be served throughout the day. Bimbo's Tavern earned their 6 runs on 14 hits, 2 doubles and 1 home ri;n by Morenz. Bus.> Motor Sales had 22 runs on 22 hits, 7 doubles, 2 triples and 2 home runs by Piesert and : Schaeffor. I Wonder Lake Businessmen had 2 i runs on 7 hits, £ double. I Pa's Yanks earned their 9 runs | on 13 hits, 2 doubies. Whitey's Tavern had 8 runs on j 10 hits, 3 doubles and 1 home run its by Martz. Hettermann's Tavern had 3 runs on 4 h!ts, 1 home ijun by B. Meyers. Old Bridge Tavern earned their 1 run on 7 hitr., 2"doubles. | Falcons 12 Eagles 2 j Bluebirds 3 Cardinals 2 | Owls 11 Orioles 5 ! Bluebirds 8 Owls 2 • Cardinals 6 Eagles 4 i Falcons 8 Orioles 1 ; Standings W L Falcons 10 1 ; *Eagles 6 4 'Bluebirds 5 5 j Cardinals 5 6 Orioles 3 8 i Owls 3 8 *--Denoties Tie Game j Starting next Sunday, there SKYLINE DRIVE-IN Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Cinemascope Screen 104' Two Shows Nightly First Show Starts at Dusk DO YOU KNOW We have two shows nightly. Also we serve at our snack bar, for your enjoyment, Pizza - a portion for two - at popular prices - and Beef Burgers and Barbecues made from U.S. Govt, inspected choice meat ground daily. You really have never had a Beef Burger or Barbecue until you have had one of ours. mmm Two Shows Nightly 1st Show Starting At Dusk FREE PONY RIDES Fri., Sat. & Sun. Evenings For children attending movie with parents, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. FRI. & SAT. JULY 13-14 "AT GUNPOINT" Fred MacMurray - ^ Dorothy Malone Cinemascope & Technicolor Also "THE WHITETAIL BUCK" Technicolor Saturday. Jim Hester pitched a two' hitter Sunday, but lost on Walks and errors It all adds up. to sonre' Wonderful baseball viewing. The managers have made some trades to improve some of the teams and to bring all of the teams up to cs even a balance as pos- The standings of the teams, as of Sunday, July 8. follows: Team W L Yanks 5 1 Giants 5 1 Cards Z 4 Braves 2 5 Sox 1 5 The Brav es are showing a great deal ol improvement. See you at the games. Saturday 6 p.m. at Admiral, Sox vs. Yanks; Sunday, .doul le header, VFW, 1 p.m., Cr.rd', Vs Braves; 3:30 p.m., Giants vs Sox. v CARD Of THANKS I would like in this mariner to thank friends for flowers, cards and prayers during the time I was confined to the hospital. The many remembrances were so greatly appreciated. 10 Helena Smalley Lake Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 644 Sundays Cont. from 3:00 p.m. No Matinee On Saturday Week Days 7:15 p.m. FRI. & SAT. JULY 13-14 "THE LAST HUNT" Robert Taylor - Debra Paget Stewart Granger Cinemascope & Color SUN.. MON. & TUEs! -JULY 15-16-17 "ANYTHING GOES" Bing Crosby - Donald O'Connor Mitzi Gaynor VistaVision & Technicolor k WED. & THURS. JULY 18-19 "Double Feature "BEACHHEAD" Tony Curtis - Mary Murphy PatheColor "SABRE JET" Robert Stack - Colleen Gray Color Thursday, July 12, 1956 REPORTS THEFT Edward Armit of Emerald Parte reported to the. sheriffs office , on Monday that a boat had been stolen. the Want Ada. 9 Ultra-Modern Cinemascope Screen 104* Two Shows Nightly First Show Starts = at Dusk THURSDAY LAST DAY JULY 12 In Color & Cinemascope - Van Johnson - Vera Miles "23 PACES TO vBAKER STREET" Plus Allan "Rocky" Lane in "TOPEK A TERROR" FRI. & SAT. JULY 13-14 In Technicolor Dale Robertson Mara Corday "A DAY OF FURY" Plus Farley Granger - Anthony Quinn "NAKED STREET" SUN. FOR 4 DAYS JULY 15 16-17-18 ^ In Color & Cinemascope W Burt Lancaster - Tony Cuptis Gina Lollobrigida ' "TRAPEZE" Come early and let the kiddies enjoy our hew playground. Children In Cars Free Under 12 yrs. LATE SPOOK SHOW SAT., JULY 14 "THE INVISIBLE RAY" Boris Karloff - Bela Lugosi SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. JULY 15-16-17-18 "TRAPEZE" Burt Lancaster - Tony Curtis Gina Lollobrigida Cinemascope & Technicolor Wed. & Thurs. Night are GIFT NIGHTS Fine array of gifts to be given away each night. THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 19-20-21 Double Feature "TENNESSEE'S PARTNER" John Payne - Rhonda Fleming Superscope "TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA" Superscope Rory Calhoun - Shelly Winters BRowning 9-6821 WED. to SAT. JULY 11-14 _ "aseiLi Added "That Others May Live" FRI., JULY 13 - 11:30 P.M. Double Feature Horror Show Special Show - Special Price 50c This Show Only. "MASK OF THE DRAGON" And "BLUE LAMP" SUN. - TUES. JULY 15-17 Jose Ferrer . Trevor Howard "COCKLESHELL HEROES" Cinemascope & Color Also "WHITE TALE BUCK" WED.. JULY 18 - 2:00 P.M. "TEXAS CITY" And Our Gang Comedies Regular show will not be shown JULY 18-21 ~ "BIRDS AND BEES" JULY 22-24 "PROUD ONES" Box Office opens Mon. - Sat. 6:00 - Sunday at 1:30. • ELM THEATRE Phone JAokson 6-1421 Wauconda, 111. Route 176 Adul's 60c Children (under 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:46 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS LAST DAY THURS. JULY 12TH "THE LAST HUNT" Starring Robert Taylor Features at 7:10 & 9:10 FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. & TUES. JULY 13-14-15-16-17 TONY HECHT AND LANCASTER '0r«ient ' BUKT LANCASTER COM! GIN* LOLLOBRIGIDA V* CINEMASCOP£ Color by D« Lux* Released thru United Artists Features Fri. & Sat. at 7:15 & 9:15 Features Sunday at 3:15, 5:15. 7:20 & 9:25 Features Mon. & Tues. at 7 20 & 9:25 STARTS WED., JULY 18 FOR FOUR DAYS Walt Disney's "The Great Locomotive Chase" Hettennann's Tavern Pa's Ynnks Buss Motor Sales Bimbo's Tavern Bob ii-n Old Bridge . Whitey V ! Wonder Lake W L 7 1 6 2 5 3 5 3 3 5 3 5 3 5 0 8 will be suggestion box at the games. If anyone has any ideas about the All-Star game, give them to us. The officers reserve the right to reject any and all suggestions. So come over to the games and give us your ideas for Aug. 12, the All-Star program. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY JULY 13-18 n THE V/ONDER SHOW OF THE WORLD! Burt Lancaster Tony Curtis Gina Lollobrigida STARTS WEDNESDAY "THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE"* Fess Parker m ACHIEVEMENT DAY Local achievement day will be : held in the Ringwood church Monday evening, July 16. at 8 t o'clock for the Wonder Lake anrl | Ringwood 4-H clubs. It is open I to the public and" a pood crowd is nnl icipated. ST F@H F ler Ske&Qinig N" 608 Front St. on Rt. 31 McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Wc sell complete llhe of fhoe skates $13.95 Si up FAfM H SCREEN FEATURES GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 OPEN 7:00 P.M. -- COME EARLY! -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- THURSDAY thru SATURDAY JULY 12-14 James Stewart - Doris Day in THE MAN WHO KNEW ¥®0 SUNDAY thru SATURDAY JULY 15-21 CENTURY present* ROBERTTAYLOR OWEN CQIOK 218 So. Green Si. McHenry, Illinois PHONE 1441 FREE PARKING Sunday, Doors Open 4:45 P.M. Show Starts 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Doors Open 6:45 P.M. Show Starts 7:00 P.M. THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 12-13-14 Double Feature Program ON THE THiiSHOlS OP §M§i ONBMScop£ Guy Madison - Virginia Leith John Hodiak - Dean Jagger Also Dana Andrews - Kent Smith in "COMANCHE" Cinemascope - Color SUN., MON. & TUES. JULY 15-16-17 VICTOR JANET MATURE LEIGH 'l Added - Selected Short Subjects WED. & THURS. JULY 18-19 "THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS" Clifton We^h - Gloria Grahame Cinemascope