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|^§f' >•• j S lill ISllK SltS •9IWnH,"i THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER An old schoolmate, Joe Buch, wrote a letter the past week with some serious thoughts pertaining to the Boy Scout wound up with some humorous recollections that we will follow up later. We see so much good in the following that it seems it should reach beyond those actively engaged in Scout work: :' k - -i; McHenry Scouters:| The announcement' in the McHenry Plaindealer relative /to the annual Boy Scout banquet reminds me of the happy days I spent as a Boy Scout in McHenry. I do not remember the exact date our troop was organized but 1 well remember Our summer camps and our contribution during World War I of spotting walnut trees, eradicating Japanese Barberry and assisting with the sale of Liberty Bonds. Scouting is mainly responsible for my vocation through life. I particularly liked signalling and easily mastered semaphore and continental codes. As a result I became interested in the development of radio and have been an active radio amateur since 1922. This led to employment in the electronic field which continues to be my vocation. My return to Scouting after a long absence was no accident. Throuj^f^the intervening years some impelling force seemed to remind me to fulfill an obligation to Scouting. I never forgot the Scout Law- Through many years of instability I know my course was directed along the right road because I remembered them. For the past ten years I have served as Scoutmaster of Troop 45 in Dallas. I earned my Scoutmaster Key and for the past few years have been co-chairman of the Scouter training committee. If possible, it would please me intensely if you would pay tribute to my Scoutmasters of thirtyriirie years ago during your annual banquet program. They were, Arthur (Babe) Hunter and Prof. A. E. Nye. I do not kndw the whereabouts of Babe but for good old Prof, it will have to be post-humous. 'Since I am familiar with the problems of a Scoutmaster, may I join your appeal for McHenry Citizens to actively participate in the support of^<^r:S'couting pro? gram. There is no reward so great as the respect of a boy: Yours in Scouting, Joe G. Buch 5234 Vickery Blvd. Dallas, Texas a birthday party and would you please gift wrap them for me." It took quite a bit of time to get the story and it took a bit more time to gift wrap, but Sam (always considerate) saw to it thatwhile much bigger girls .milled around to complete their purchases. It happened in McHenry! DAILY PINUPS: The more you sing, the less you'll sigh; the more you chirp, the less you'll cry; the more you dance, the less you'll groan; the more you grin the less you'll moan. Courtesies can't be borrowed so you must carry your own. The charm of a good deed depends largely on how it is done. -- McHenry Recreation -- Business Men-- Won Los$ 1. Tonyan Constr. Co. 57 27 2. Buss Motors 52% 31% 3. Volo House 49% 34% 4. Johnson Tool 48 36 5. Freund's Dairy 46 38 6. Bimbo's No. 2 46 38 7. Highland Shores H 40 8. Brennan's & 46 9. Bimbo's No. 1 35 49 10. Crystal Tap 32 52 11. Harry's 29 55 12. McHenry Welding 27 . 57 A. Steinsdoerfer, 228-542; E. Buss, 201-554; J. FriSby, 530; J. Marsella, 200; L. Meusling, 526; A. Mullere, 258-600; F. Erklin. 225-565; G. Gatzman, 529; H. Weyland, 545. * . _ On February 7th Harold Vaupell bowled three games with the identical score of 163. Friday night as they shot their way to a rousing 80 to 64 victory over the visiting Lake Forest varsity. Perhaps the Warrior trick of stopping Tommy Wells without a point in the first quarter was the tip-off that victory was waiting just around three more corners. Wells has been the Lake Forest hot-shot, but was held far below his usual performance on this occasion. Matt Eichinger scored 8 of his 19 points in the first quarter as McHenry went into a 21 to 14 lead. Jim Huemann sank 5 baskets in the second quarter to lead the way to a 44 to 30 half time lead. Jim had 21 points for the game. Lake Forest came to life in the third quarter to play the Warriors on an even basis, but the 14- point cushion stood up for the final round when everybody helped in some way to come through with the fifth straight win for the team. Team play again won for the Warriors. Willingness to pass the ball around and feed the open man was in evidence. And players came off the bench to give the teatti,^ lift In spibts wh^T0Mich Furtoii saw a need. r . Ed Caron was the boy who brought the score to 80 as the crowd hollered for that mark. Caron was fouled with the score at 78 and no danger of losing. But, the crowd wanted 80~pdints. Ed got 'em! McHenry outscored Lake Forest McHenry basketball fans are j 29 to 19 in field goals, but saw the really pepped up with this 5-game visitors kep in the game with 26 winning streak of the Warriors, visitors keep in the game with 26 Having hit the 80 mark in the , out of 33 free throw chances. Of last two games, the Warriors are j 30 for a neat percentage'. drawing a lot of recognition in ; While a good offense still seems the league. WARRIORS WHIP LAKE FOREST FIVE 80 T@ 14 Fulton Boys In High Gear As Team Play Wins Fifth Straight, Those Warriors of McHenry , _ ilT1 „ , , , . , High continued ^on the warpath Crystal Lake. Good luck, Jo, and Nite Owls-- P. Schultz, 451; C. Cobnan, 496; P .Greene .436; B, Dowell, 444; N. Bowman. 432; T. Covalt, 469; L. Miller, 480; J. McGinley;' 469; J. Rosing, 189-519; P. Kosti, 478. Note--Jo Rosing rolled 519 plus 129 handicap for a total of 648 to win the polio medal for the Nite Owls league and also a chance to roll off in the finals on Feb. 24 at congratulations.--E. Rand, Secy. -- Bowling Bar -- Thurs. Nite Ladies-- Lorraine Smith, 455; E. Schaefer, 435: I. Stilling. 452; Z. Malchleb, 185-503; N. Piatt, 434; S. Spielman, 471; M. Voase, 465; B. Hetterman, 212-489; B, Freund, 484; M. Smith, 444; L. Rutzen, 440; S. Benson, 435; M. Joyce, 202- 444; M. L. Bruhn, 175-431; L. Huemann, 476. Foresters-- B. O'Brien, 544: L. Thonnes, 234- 569; E. Steinsdoerfer, 530; G. Rodenkirch, 208-210-586; D. Weber, 539; H. Knox, 204-212-579; C. Weingart, 540; E. Thennes, 212- 224-622. Thurs. 9:15-- Steadman, 201 - 539; Cynowa, 527; Vetter. 220-550; Kunz. 531: Noonan, 535; Urbik, 527; Sigman, 206; Houghton, 535; Skaling, 233- 598; McCarroll ,227-557; Kinsala, 542: Overton 200: Sutton. 226-624 Crouch. 202-215-593; Worm, 201; King, 200-565; Corso, 572; Kleinhuizen, 546;, V. Freund, 209-203- 595: E. Koch. 562: Miller, 553: Huff, 200-527: Guzzardo, 201; Buenjjsli, 2?p-612. ,, . Monday 7:00-- J. Kalkr 537; -R. Kleinhuizen, 527; D. Weber, 209; Nimtz, 212; M. Gath, 560: R. Justen, 222-560: R. Stilling, 211-532. Tommorow (Friday) night the teams travel to Crystal Lake to meet the second place Tigers. Not many McHenry fans will be able to stay away from this one. Most of us feel the Warriors can turn the victory trick. And don't sell those Frosh-Soph Warriors short, either. They have been brought along nicely. Looking through bowling scores this week, you will bump into a beautiful 656 series rolled by J. Cristy, Sr. And along the line you will see a 258 game that gave A1 Mullere a 600 series on the nose. That is when bowling is a pleasure. A drunk was last seen ambling up to a subway excavation in New York City. He leaned over the rail and shouted to the workmen: "Shay, how long-zit goona take to finish it?" "Two years, bud," someone yelled back up. "Two yearszh." the drunk cried. "Sh'too long. I'll take a cab." Take a look at the report on our high school wrestling team this week'. "Coach Jerome Kalk has done a routing job with the team and woufcjl like nothing better than to wrn the conference tournament at Crystal Lake this week. McHenry has room for some first place trophies. to be the best defense, a dogged defense played a big part in setting up this fifth straight win for i the fighting Warriors. McH. Varsity (80) FO FT PF Hogan 0 0 0 Granger 0 2 0 Conway 0 0 1 Cepulis 3 2 4 Benson 0 0 0 Huemann 9 3 3 Bentz 0 0 0 Useman 3 0 3 Eichinger 6 7 2 Justen 4 4 3 McMahon 4 1 1 Caron 0 3 0 Totals 29 22 18 L. F. Varsity (64) FO FT PF T. Wells 4 8 3 Paris 2 4 0 A. Kuhlman 3 7 3 R. Keene 6 4 2 F. VonDerLinder 3 0 3' S. Hannah 0 0 2 P. Risty 1 0 3 , R. Douglas 0 0 1 ; P. Whiston 0 2 1 1 D. Bradley 0 1 1 Totals 19 26 19 Score by Quarters: McHenry: 21-44-59-80 Tues. Sixty-Nlners-- V. Doherty. 445; S. Sutton. 196- 515; J. A. Freund, 182-508; H. Rodenkirch. 447; J. Pieroni, 448; H. Busch, 177-497; D. Freund, 475. Monday 7:00 (last wepk)-- M. Gath, 201: G. Barbian. 210; B. Blake. 202; E. Smith. 217-581; L. Bradley, 549; G. Kleinhans, 212-559; R. Gill if ord, 202; D. Weber, 539. -- Palace -- Tavern-- K. Brand. 243-571; Low, 525; H. Behnke, 532; Vic, 200-562; B. Brand. 209: Jackson, 203; G. Schaefer, 201-568; B. Peisert. 203- 211-570; R. Rosing, 214-213-201- 628; H. Miller, 202; S. Miller, 208- 556; H. Steffes, 215; Martin, 206- 529. C.O.F. 9:00-- Winkel, 223-223-616: A. Schaefer. 537; Herdrich, 209-554; Gus Freund, 210. C.O.F. 7:00-- D. Heuser, 210; P. A. Freund. 543; B. Kreutzer, 224; D. Fredricks, 204-544; B. Thenes, 201-526. Martin set a ; conference, record when he pinned his Zion-Benton opponent in 13 seconds. In practise, Martin pinned a Rarrington wrestler in 9 seconds. That's action. Lake Forest: 14-30-45-64 City-- J. Cristy, Sr., 225-220-211-656; B. Mailfold, 212; V. Adams. 202; L. Brefeld, 537; Rowe. 226-549; Olsen, 214-200-562; Budler, 217; B. Long, 216: C. Behnke, 204-538; V. Sund. 532; Weber. 540; H. Smith, 203-566; B. Reid, 201-552; Erber, 235-555; P. Koob, 220-598; A. McCarroll, 212-541. MCHS TEAM AMIS T0! VICTORY STRING Coach Kalk Takift Team To Tourney At Crystal Lake --*-- " The formidable McHenry Wrestling Team, under the guidance of Coach Jerome Kalk, added two more scalps to- their string of victories. Zion-Benton's team fell to the Warriors last week and the next thoroughly beaten foe was Harrington. The last victory was a sweet one for the team and coach. The years win-loss record shows the wrestlers unbeaten in conference competition. Only twolosses occurred to larger schools from the Chicago area. The team now goes to Crystal Lake for the conference tournament beginning Thursday night. The preliminary bouts will be held at 7:30 P.M. at Crystal Lake on Thursday, February 14th. The semi and final bouts will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16th at Crystal Lake. The semi bouts will be at 1:00 Saturday afternoon and the finals at 7:00 P.M. in the evening of the same day. The public is invited to see and cheer the team on. Adults 60c and students 40c. The 60c on Saturday includes both afternoon and evening sessions. There are six seniors wrestling their last matches for the schorfl and they will be looking for more scalps to capture so the school will bring home the conference trophy. The seniors are: Martin Kinnerk (undefeated), Jeff Moss. Albert Horn, Wally Schimk?, Paid Borchardt, Karl Tomm, and George Taylor. The results of the two las1 matches are as follows: 95 lbs. Martin Kinnerk pinned Yielkinu of Zion in 13 seconds,, (new Conf. record). 95 lbs. Martin Kinnerk pinned Bottum of Barrington in 9 seconds. 103 lbs. Roland Hoffman beat J. Hoffman of Zion. 103 lbs. Roland Hoffman lost to Poelien 112 lbs. of Barrington. 112 lbs. Dan Baldino lost to J, Peters of Zion. ursday. *4. 1957 CUDA FROSH-SOPHS SHARP IN 66-54 WIN OVER LAKE FOREST The MCHS Frosh-Soph basketball team continued to play good basketball as they won a highscoring game from Lake Eorest here Friday night 66 to 54. These teams play only 7-minute quarters so one can see they packed a lot of punch in this game. Gdod' passing and ball' handling was1 shown by the team as they moved out in front in the third quarter then widened the lead in the final quarter when Lake Forest put on a hard press. Coach Cuda got a good balance of scoring from his .team, led by A1 Cajthaml's 22 points. McHenry (66) Fg Schaefe?„ 0- Vyejtai Oefflirig '•* Stynbach^^; Cecich j:*'•&* Cajthamel Northern lllini Bowmen News By IreneJ. Adams ' Claybaugh M. Creighton Hauser Brady ( J. Creighton' '•*" 3 1 9 0 0 4 0 0 FT 0 2 4 3 5 4 0 0 2 0 0 PF 0 3 1 3 2 4 0 0 4 0 0 Totals 23 20 17 I>ake Forest (54) - FG FT PF Gerenz 3 3 3 Kahle 0 0 1 Eul 1 0 3 Barth . 2 0 1 Kenyon 2 4 0 Sholberg 0 0 1 Dietz v.-.. 0 2 1 Behrens, 1 0 1 , KuThJmaij;r ?/'. 4 5 4 Christie ' : "f 5 2 4 Brahn ' 0 2 % Totals 18 '18 21 Score by Quarters: McHenry 13 18 20 15--66 Lake Forest 15 14 16 9--54' Thirty-nine archeVs attended Northern lllini Bowmen Feb. winter shoot. Winners were: 7 Expert Men--Van Graham. Bowmen--Paul Glass, Otto Rueger. ' Archer Men--Carl Siebold; . John Farley, Don Kulen. : Novice--Wally Chowanski. Jr. Bdys--Gene Stilling, Mike Wirtz. Archer Women--Irene Adams, Nell Abney. Novice---Lois Glass. Visitor award went to Bob Gray. The Northern lllini Bowmen will hold their next business meeting on Thursday, night, Feb. 21. Following the business meeting will be the presentation of 1956 Championship and club awards. A Pot Luck lunch will follow with Mr! and Mrs. Jack Perry and Walter Rueger, as chairman, assisted by members whose birthdays fall in Feb. or March. New memberships are being accented at this time. The next club shoot will be on March 3. RED CROSS DECIDES AGAINST PURCHASE' OF WASHINGTON HOME LEGAL NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN M. SCHAEFER Deceaded. Notice is hereby given to all persons that MARCH 4th, 1957. is the claim date in the estate of JOHN M. SCHAEFER, Deceased. , pending in the County Court of 112 lbs. Jeff . Moss pinned Col«( iMcHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed- against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. PETER M. SCHAEFER. BERNARD J. JUNG, Administrators ^McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Jan. 31-Feb. 7-14, 1957) burn of Barrington. 120 lb§. Jeff Moss pinned R. Laffindi of Zion. 120 lbs. Dan Baldino won by forfeit to Barrington. • 127 lbs. P»ck Tranberg tied M^ Haines o( Zion. ^ .. Administrat, 127 lbs. Jim Tomaseller beatf,, EROY I wn ttr Bremer of Barrington. i 71 J. WELTER, •133 lbs. Jerry Raycra#'lost tol^-ttorney Howard of Zion. 133 lbs. Jerry Raycraft won by forfeit to Barrington. f 138 lbs. Gary Vogt beat ijueen of Zion. 138 lbs. Garry Vogt won by forfeit over Barrington. 145 lbs. Dan Lumborg pinned Enlow of Zion. . ^ 145 lbs. Dan ' Lumborg beat'T* Choppie of Barrington. 154 lbs. A1 Horn beat Bragg of Zion. 154 lbs. A1 Horn beat Peck of Barrington. 165 lbs. C. Walker pinned Christianson of Zion. 165 lbs. C. Walker pinned Schmier of Barrington. 175 lbs. W. Schimke beat Wolf of Zion. 175 lbs. W.. Schimke lbst to Verducy of Barrington (illegible player). Heavyweight P. Borchardt won by forfeit over Zion. Heavyweight P. Borchardt pinned Thomas of Barrington. McHenry, 39 -- Zion Benton, 8 TEAM RESULTS: McHenry, 49 -- Barrington, 6 The Midwest headquarters of the American Reel Cross, located at St. Louis, Mo., released the following statement Feb. 6 thru Roland Harriman, chairman of the American Red Cross: "After^c&refully considering all factors involved, the American Red Cross has decided not to ourchase the property at 4915 Glenbrook Road NW. This decision has been accepted by the Owner of the property, Henry W. Beardsley. General and Mrs. Gruenther plan to reside temporarily in an apartment in Washington. "The funds involved were originally donated to the Red Cross in 1919 for the specific purpose of buying a home for the Red Cross president. The donations were made by Henry P. Davison and a group of seventy leading businessmen and philanthropists of that day. A home was purefh- 'nsed and used by Dr. Livingston Farrand, who served as president of that day. A home was purchased and used by Dr. Livingston Farrand, who served as nresident for two years. Subsequently, this house was sold and the proceeds invested until such time as the Red Cross might again desire to purchase property under this special gift." Want Ads bring results Plane yours with the Plaindeaie' INSPECTS "IRON CURTAIN' NEXT TUESDAY American Legiofr: Travel Trophy To Tournament Winner For you who like to watch basketball in all its sincerity it might be well to set aside next Tuesday and Thursday evenings, February 19-21. Oh those eveninjajs you can watch grade school teams tournament championship in the MCHS gym. -There will be two games each night, starting at 6:30. The first game Tuesday night matches St. Patrick's with Wonder Lake- Junior High and St. Mary's meet in the second game. The first game Thursday night will be between the losers of the Tuesday night games. The second game will be for the championship. Since the program is being' sponsored by theHecaLAmerican Legion Post, Dr. J. T. Gray, Post Commander, will present the travelling trophy to the winner. In the regular season play, St. Patrick's defeated Junior High by 2 points in the last game to finish on top in the standings. The grade school program has served the purpose of giving the boys wholesome recreation and also prepared them for competition school years. Evidence of early training can be seen on our high school teams this year. Classinea , Ads 9r!ng results j place yours with the Plaindealei "• A close look at the electrical barbed wire "iron curtain" as seen by Harry H. Lepinske of Chicago, formerly of McHenry, from a helicopter flying along the German-Czech border on his recent tour. NOKTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS Won j Wed. Nite Ladies-- I T. 'Meyer. 463; M. Kilday, 432; Lost I R. Freres. 199-448: T. Steffan, Coach Jack P'heanis brought his football team through with flying colors. Basketball and wrestling teams are giving good performances. Yep. Things are looking up. One of these years! It happened in Gladstone's Department Store on Dollar Day. A cute little girl with a cute little purse wedged her way up to the counter with - her purchase and told her story to Sam. "I got a pair of gloves and I'm going to Barrington 10 1 Crystal Lake 8 3 McHenry 6 5 Libertyville 6 5 Warren 5 6 Zion 5 6 Woodstock 2 9 Lake Forest 2 9 Results last Friday: Crystal Lake, 83: Warren, 65. Zion, 65; Barrington, 62. Libertyville. 61; Woodstock. 50. Crystal Lake .83; Waren, 65. Games Friday This Week: McHenry at Crystal Lake Zion at Woodstock Warren at Lake Forest Libertyville at Barrington Few husbands have the courage to beat their wives as much as 3260 points in a bridge game. There are three kinds of mules, the old gray, the white, and the kind your wife muiTiod. 184-493; E. Mangold, 435; B. Meath, 181-507; ,N. Larkin, 435; Ladieg 7:00-- L. Michels, 478; M. Doherty, 200-485; L. Ferwerda. 181-472; J. Doherty. 458; G. Smith, 449; A. Glosson, 474. BOY SCOUTS Troop 161 Effective Feb. 5, Troop .161, Boy Scouts, had a re - organization meeting at the V.F.W. post hall. Plans for the coming year were discussed and Thursday of every week was announced as meeting night at 7:3(T p.m. at the hall. All Scouts and Scouters who were registered with No. 161 are urgedA to attend our first Thursday night meeting Feb. 14. Any new boy who wishes to join the troop is welcome to attend this meeting. Plans are being made to have special refreshments in keeping with Valentine's day on Feb. 14. Scribe. Ladies U:00-- M. Donnelly, 1,83-484; H. Conway, 446; A. Gaulke, 446; J. Dil- 1 Ion, 182-504^ R. Adams, 462; 11 ST FOR I f poller Skating link 608 Front St. on Rt. SI McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sat. 8c Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:80 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates $18.95 & up GENOA T H E A T R E BRovninc 9-6321 WED. & SAT. FEB. 13 - 16 HEPBURN SAT., FEB. 16 - 2:00 ONLY Leo Gorcey - Bowery Boys "HERE COME THE MARINES" SUN. - TUES. FEB. 17-18-19 "DRANGO" t Jeff Chandler - Joanne Dru A Story of Racing Might WED. FEB. 20 June Allyson - Jack Lemmon "YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM IT" Today- Thru Feb. 17th Ris<% iggter's Kennels ^ < Complete Training And *<f» Boarding For All Breeds ** 1 • Obedience • Hunting • Retrieving BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH PUPPIES AVAILABLE OUT OF Field Ch. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud Phone McHenry 486 -- Route 184, 8 mile West of U.S. 12 -- : : See everything mw at M Chicago National Boat Show • Over 375 exciting exhibits--all the latest. in boats and boating! • Spectacular "Waterfront Playground"-- beach activities and nautical fashion shows. • Thrilling championship diving and other watersport exhibitions. • Colorful boating and fishing movies in big free theatre. * 1 N Y E R n a t i o n a l A M P H I T H E A T R E 42nd and Hoisted--ltOO to 11:00 p.m. Admitvion only Childien 50<. To*, included. DM THEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III. Route 176 Adult s 60c Children (under 12) 25c Open l.»aily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING - 126 CARS THURS.-FRI.-SAT. FEB. 14-15-16 coffin RICHARD EGflN DEBRA PAGET ELVIS PRESIEY LOVE ME TENDER "• GnemaScopE SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED. FEB. 17-18-19-20 SOth Ctfhiry^FeR pr«*«nto BNEVftLL ' S1IIIUISHBD EWMDmn the Girl CflliT Help IT THURS. ONLY FEB. 21st ITS ALL NEWI SfS AU TRUE! HARLEM GLOBEBIOTTBIS 1 wMNECUMU GO^i f COLO* by 0« IUB OnbmaScoPk ItaMBHmn Sponsored by the Wauconda Letterman Club STARTING FRI. FEB. 22nd "GIANT" ZONING PETITIONS TO BE HEARD INli&»#rll CITY ON MABCH &»' **: ^ On Tuesday, Mar. 5,.gt 3 o'clock . in the city hall, Mary Mftlpede will < ask for a variation allowing an ^ addition to the present clubhouse 1$ oh property known as the Pistakee Country club and golf course. The same day, aftq scheduled for that hour, two. more hearings are scheduled. -jsSKS®.. , At the first, Ben Thelen is asking' for a change in zdriirig classification of his property from. "F" farming to "R-l" residential. This property is 16catedr 'n&rtH; of Sunnyside Beach subdivision, southeast of the Spring Grove road. ™ At the-:second hearing, Edward„ J. Harris, is asking for a Change In classification of his jjrQperty from "F" fanning to "R-l'*'* residential.. His property is located between., McHenry^ Country club and - the McHenry Country Club addition to the city. * BOND INVESTMENTS , County residents 'purchased a im total of $2,474,902 in Series E arid H United States savings bonds in 1956, according to figures received from the Treasury department by Harold J. Bacon of Crystal Lake, volunteer savings bonds county chairman. This represents 91.3 per cent of the county's sales quota for the twelve-month period. Buy U.S. savings Bonds. fAILLER NOW THRU, SAT. At Regular Prices "WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS" plus 'Disneyland tf.S.A." SUNDAY THRU T*UES. Featuring Co-Starri^g['/' 15 - Rockn' Roll - 15 Top Recording Artists STARTS FRIDAY, FEB. 22 James Dean in ' "GIAtfP ' f McHenry .Theatre 218 Green St. McHenry, 111. Phone 144 , THURS. FEB. 14 "HON FOR THE SON" Richard Widmark Trevor Howard Jane Greer SiiperScope TechniColor Also Selected Short Subjects FRI.-SAT. FEB. 15-16 Migfitie&t-Of The Mighty! neiSR HATDRf Micmil WIIBW6 Minn GNEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR » WMMICK PRODUCTION A COLUMBIA PICTURE SPECIAL, MATINEE SUNDAY FEB. 17 3:00 p.m. to 5:O0' p.m.. 2 Hours of Cartoons & Comedies • TOM & JERRY 3 STOOG&S OUR GANG Fun for All! ALL SEATS 25c (This does not incHide showing of "Girl Can't Help It". SUN.-MON. & TUES. FEB. 17-18-19 Continuous Sun. from 5 p.m. % 20th Century-Fox presents Jim MANSFIELD ESMOND FFBRJEN 15 Ktct '• ttw.Stara ft WED.-THURS. FEB. 20-21 "MOBY DICK" Gregory Peck Richard Basehart STARTS FRI. FEB. 22 for 5 days "GIANT" WED. - FEB. 27 "AIDA"