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I- r > ' > .s , v ^ v ~ . ' w „ „ _ ' i i r , » THE Md £a*j£ U/aA&A. . .After the National League look it on the chin from the American League in the All-, Star game, we phoned Junior Freund to offer our sympathy. He felt s6 miserable that we lost heart in calling any of his sorrowing pals. V 'Our "Brenda" is tvacationing , this week so the place is not the same. Our offer to plan her vacation for her was turned down--flat! She had better be good to us. We found out she had a birthday this week. And we know which one! Not being a member in good •standing in the hikers' club this season, we have had to pass "up some sports events. Thanks* to James Lennon, we were able to see the Milwaukee Braves without having to travel far under our own power. The Braves lacked the fire we saw in them las^ year, •but may bounce back. LEGION BEATS WOODSTOCK IN UPHILL BATTLE Win 4-3 Victory Afler Trailing By Three Runs In Sixth Win or lose -- enjoyed every play in that ball game. Guess it gets in the blood. Our neighbor, Tony Blake, doesn't like to climb ladders so, when cherry pickin* time came, he had a problem. But, Tony solved it, by jingo. He chopped the tree down and had no problem with his pickin' job. Roy Aim and Gene* Stilling performed real well in Chicago golf tournaments, sponsored by large newspapers, but their scores are not in our memory. Those boys are real comes. Hurrah! -- a contribution. Our neighbor's little boy, upon being informed his mother was gbing to the hospital to get a new baby, remarked "Why doesn't daddy go -- he wouldn't stay so long!" PICKUPS: . A man is pretty well informed when his views are much like your own. Old folks are quieter because they have more to be quiet . about - The : pISce to stop drunken driving is at the bend of the elbow, not at the bend of the road. We used to poke a lot of fun at ladies' , hats until the men went goofy on some styles. Some of those gals used to tell people, 'If I thought he meant my new hat, I'd fix him!" Reference to women-drivers has also brought wrath upon our balding head. Last Saturday we followed a woman driver who'may not have known that her husband pasted a Sign on the rear window that read, "Caution - Woman Driver." FOX VALLEY RIDERS .g. X-S-S-M-H1 The Fox Valley Riders Motorcycle club held their regular meeting Wednesday night at Kazimour's Resort. The topic of discussion was about our club entering in the Fiesta Day parade at McHenry on July 20. The evening was spent in seeing some old and the latest moving pictures on our club activities. They prov ed to .be very interesting to us all. Our club now has three v sponsors, Champagne H o u club of Fox River Grove, An ton's " Men Wear and Rompa las' Pizzeria of Cary. 4 August 17 has been decided /on for our next Scrambles Event. •by Ron Smith Jack Thomas' American Legion team added another vie-' tory on Sunday, July 6th, as they defeated Woodstock 4-3. This was the second straight game in which we have overcome a 3-5 run margin to pull out the game. The victory made our won-tost record 5-2. Woodstock scored in the second when Brown singled and scored on Schultz's hit after a walk to Bentson, the pitcher. --They added another in the third as Leanna singled, stole second, and scored on Brown's second consecutive hit. In the sixth, Butch Aguirre, McHenry's starting pitcher, walked 4 men .to force in Woodstock's final run of the afternoon. McHenry came to life in the last of the «ixth. Ron Smith walked to lead off the inning. John Moss walked and J i m J u s t e n s i n g l e d t o l o a d t h e bases with no one out. Sanford's walk forced in a run and Moss scored on a wild pitch. Creutz walked to fill the bases and Schaefer's free pass forced in the tying run. This prompted Lanny Brasile's arrival to the mound and the tricky lefty struck out Roti and Brady to end the threat. This ended an inning which saw one hit, 5 'walks, and 3 strikeouts. Claybaugh took the mound in the seventh and after the bases were filled pn a hit and w a l k s , t h e b o y s c a m e through with a beautiful majo r - l e a g u e t y p e d o u b l e p l a y . Bethke hit a weak tap to the third-base side of the mound. Tom fired to Ron Creutz and Ron pivoted and rifled the ball to first to complete tSe twinkilling. The winning run was pushed across with 2 out in the seventh. Ron Smith singled to right to lead off the final frame and advanced to second on Justen's third straight hit. Sanford struck out .and then came the decisive blow. Ron Creutz singled sharply to rightc e n t e r w i t h S m i t h s c o r i n g without a play on him:- Justen took hitting honors with 3 for 4. The pther 5 hits were divided evenly. Aguirre and Claybaugh both pitched fine ball, except for occasional streaks of wildness. McHenry travels to Crystal Lake on Wednesday night for another crucial battle. We lost by one run in our last meeting. Box Score: McHenry: J. Schaefer, SS T. Roti, 2B T. Brady, RF T. Claybaugh, P R. Smith, CF McHENRY LEGION WINS 8-6 GAME AT JOHNSBURG LOCAL GIRL SEES DODGERS PLAY IN EAST • Miss Margee Havlatka, dau- ' jghter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Espey of Richmond road, McHenry, has just returned .frbm a three weeks vacation spent in the east. At- Washington, Pa., she visited with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Slinton Mteeks and their son, ick Gray, who is .the third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was spending three days with his parents : while the Dodgers were playi n g t h e P i t t s b u r g h P i r a t e s . Margee saw the double header game played between these two teams on June 22. White in the east Miss Hav- ^ Jatka inspected the plane used by the Dodgers and she secured autographs from the pijot of the plane and several ^ members of, the baseball* team. She was accompanied <home 4>y Mr. and Mrs. Meeks, who ' '|*re on their "way to Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Meeks is a «i||^. of Mr. Espey. J. Moss, LF J. Justen, IB J. Sanford, 3B R. Creutz, C B. Aguirre, P J. Gates,- RF Woodstock: Leanna, LF Ward, SS Brasile, 1B-P Brown, C Bentson, P-3B Schultz, 2B Bethke, 3B-1B Smith, CF Koch, RF 2-Base hits: Schaefer, Brady Stolen bases: Leanna, Bentson, Brasile - 2 Bases on balls off: Aguirre, 8; Claybaugh, 8; Bentson, i Struck out by: Aguirre, 5; Claybaugh, 1; Bentson, 6; Brasile, 3. AB R H 3 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 3 1 0 4 1 3 3 0 1 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 28 4 8 AB R H 4 1 1 3 0 0 3 0 1 4 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 U 0 0 24 3 5 , by Ron Smith The McHenry American Le gion travelled to Johnsburg on the 4th of. July and won a u thriller, 8-6. We had to overcome a 6-1 deficit „ to obtain the victory. The game was somewhat of an intra-squad type game since most of the 19 players were high school teammates. * , The contest was marked by an unusuif number of errors. M c H e n r y c o m m i t t e d s e v e n . The victory brought our record to 4 wins and 2 losses. McHenry was the home team and the action occurred as follows: Johnsburg scored in the top of the first after Oeffling was thrown out. Jim Smith was safe on Sanford's error. Steinbach walked and both runners advanced on a wild pitch. Jim later scored when Hester was hit by a Claybaugh delivery. We tied the score in our half when Roti was hit by "a pitch, stole second, moved to third on Ron Smith's hit, and scored on a wild pitch. Johnsburg scored in the second on Bob Hiller's single, an error, and a sacrifice fly to left by Oeffling. They scored 4 more in the third on Steinbach's walk, a stolen base and Bob Meyer's hit to left. After two outs, Hettermann walked and both runners scored on Bob Hiller's tremendous triple to left center. Hiller scored on a wild pitch. This action completed Johnsburg's scoring and made us p u l l o u r w i t s t o g e t h e r a n d start hustling. We made the score 6-2 in the third as Schaefer walked, Brady singled, and Ron Smith w a l k e d t o l o a d t h e b a s e s . Moss's sacrifice fly drove in the 1 run. We added three more in the fourth as Joe Sanford was hit by a pitch to lead off. Ron Creutz doubled over Mangold's head in-right,dri\ringin^3anforfl With the initial run of the inning. Tom Claybaugh walked before Jack Schaefer singled home the second run of the inning. Terry Brady's seoond hit scored Schaefer. We went down in order in the fifth before the productive sixth. Claybaugh singled arid Schaefer an£ Tom Roti1 walked to fill the bases with one out. This brought John Steinbach in to relieve Jim Hester. Terry Brady drove John's first pitch into centerfield, driving in two runs. Ron Smith drove Steinbach's second pitch to center also, accounting for the final run. There were a few outstanding performances in the game. Bobby Hiller led Johnsburg's attack with 3 for 4 including a triple. Terry Brady broke into our lineup with a smash as he made three straight hits to drive in 3 runs. Ron Smith and Ron Creutz each had 2 for 3 to supplement the hitting attack. McHenry (8) RB R H J. Schaefer, SS 2 3 1 T. Roti, 2B 2 2 0 T. Brady, RF 4 0 3 ,R. Smith, CF 3 0 2 J. Moss, LF 2 0 0 J. Petersen, IB 4 0 0 J. Sanford, 3B 3 1 0 R. Creutz, C 3 12 T. Claybaugh, P 2 11 JOHNSBURG WHIPS SPUNKY DUNbEE BALL CLUB 84 *5 • . *-• . £ » by Lee Hiller It was a dark cloudy day but the Johnsburg Tiger$ and Dundee managed'to get in the full nine innings. The Dundee club yyas full of confidence and made a good game out of it, not giving up until the last man was out. The final sijore was 8 to 3. Johnsburg had their big inning in the fifth, when they chased starter Don Plauck off of the mound. They scored six runs on four, hits, two walks and an error on the center fielder, Jim Schuring. Loren Freund pitched another firie game, allowing four hits and three runs, nohe of which came after the fourth inning. Manager Joe Frett thinks Loren is showing improvement and with a f e w more games under his belt he will develop into one of the finer pitchers in this area. YPLAINDEALER ~ • ' " , ' I '• - J' ' " SHAMROCKS ROIL UP 13 to 3 WH OVBtMANDVS ' oZWo/ Zbott r.i> by Verona Kent >:& ' I Forty , two girls were out today uftdCT the Spew USGA Johnsburg: AB R H Madden, SS 5 1 2 Hiller, LF 4 1 2 Lloyd Freund, 2B 5 2 2 Jackson, CF 4 2 1 Oeffling, RF 5 1 2 Miller, 3B 4 0 0 Frett, IB 3 0 1 Huemann, C , 1 1 0 Loren Freund, F 4 0 0 35 8 10 Dundee: AB R H Gahan, RF, P 4 0 1 Gerry Hopp, SS 3 1 0 Glen Plauck, 3B 4 0 0 Vern Hopp 2B 3 1 2 Paul Fritz 0 0 0 Puffpaff, C 3 1 0 Rich Hopp, LF 2 0 0 Mire Fritz, 2B 4 . 0 0 Schuring, CF 3 0 1 Darnell, 1 0 0 Don Plauck, P 2 0 0 Trambly, RF 1 0 0 30 3 4 Doubles: D. Hiller, Lloyd Freund 2, A. Jackson. Triples: D. Hiller. Winning pitcher: Loren Freund. Losing pitcher: Don Plauck. : L JOHNSBURG TIGEI& LOSE BALL GAME J AT STATEVILLE On Saturday, July,5, the Tigers travelled to Joliet to play the prison team. It was a very good game with the T i g e r s l o s i n g 1 0 - 5 . G e t ^ e Freund, who had one bad jfti- Winning pitcher: Claybaugh Losing pitcher: Brasile I n n i n g s : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E W o o d s t o c k : "0 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 5 1 M c H e n r y 00 0 0 0 3 1 4 8 1 Johnsburg (6) B. Oeffling, LF J. Smith, IB J. Steinbach, C, P B. Meyers, 2B J. Hester, P, CF D. Sompel, SS Hettermann, CF C B. Hiller, 3B B. Mangold, RF J. Hettermann, RF 25 AB 4 4 2 3 2 4 2 4 2 1 28 ning,. pitched somebeautiful, ball. It's too bad tlfe r score wasn't the other way around because the boys deserved better fate. They lacked that hit when it really counted. The boys left Johnsburg at seven o'clock in the morning and arrived at Joliet at nine. It took quite a while to get into the place so we all had a rough idea of what it Was like to get out. When we did get inside the walls we were really surprised at the appeara n c e o f t h e ' g r o u n d s . T h e hedges were trimmed and straight as an arrow. There were flowers arranged in various patterns and consisted of every color in the rainbow. It didn't .take much to realize that those boys take a lot of pride in their work. After the tour we had a lunch in the Visitors' Cafe. Served were P o l i s h s a u s a g e a n d b e a n s . Everything served Was enjoyed to the fullest. The prisoners were in good spirits and changed favorites with each hit. One remark was heard that brought a chuckle to the Tigers, "When can we. have a return match on your field?" Among the men to accompany the players on the trip were Chuck Miller, Joe Gausden, Frank Schaeffer, Pat Hiller, Senator McClory and his law partner. Everyone had a good time. Mother of small boy to child psychiatrist: "well, 1 don't know whether or not he fe&s insecure, but everybody else in the neighborhood certainly does."--Durand Gazette. handicap system. Classes have also been1 revised, and we now have a ftiiirth class to be known is1 the 9-Hole League. These girls *^are less experienced golfersr With a handicap of 50 arid o^br.'It will give them the incentive* to lowef their handicap, we "believe, and eventually enter the 18 hole tournaments. Ringer', Tournament has started arid will continue for six weeks. Please watch youj scores girts, and encircle yo .improved1 holes each week. Our match play tournament winners te^ti voff promptly at 8 o ' c l o c k t h i s m o r n i n g ; a n d later in the day the following winners'wiere posted: Class A, Emily Hester over Dot Beckenbaugh; Helen Miller over Be^te Moss; Delores Overton oVer: Alice Bollman, Alice Marioft over La Vergne Hanley. Class Eji, June Rink over Rita Sleeper, Myrt Johnson over Lil "Stilling, Bettie Rode over Ethel Conway. (To be played later this week, Scooter Covalt vs Joan Bussv) Class C, Edna Mae Johnson over Marion Donnelly, Millie Jackson over Marian Daleiden, Lu Dahl over Lil Burns, Gerda Weselius over Gert Barbian. 9-Hole League, Fran Hofman over Kay Merley, Dorothy Saynor over Pearl Miller. Winners of "All Occasion Event" today were: Class A, Delores Overton (1st), Emily Hester (2nd). Class B, June R i n k ( 1 s t ) , V e r a H e r d r i c h (2nd). Class C, Gerda Weselius (1st), Marion Donnelly ( 2 n d ) , 9 - H o l e L e a g u e , Kay Merley (1st), and, Maryrita Stilling (2nd). Low Net Traveling Pin winners for last week were, Class A, Dorothy Beckehbaugh, low net 76. Class B, Joan Bus^ low net 75. Class C, Marion Donnelly, low net 75. The 9- Hole League, Dorothy Saynor, low net 33. Today the Pin winners were,.i Class A, Delores Overton, low Jiet 80. Class JB, June Rink, low. net 79, and Vera Herdrich, low net 79. Class C, Marion Donnelly, low net 80 and Edna Mae Johnson, low net 80. 9-Hole League, Maryrita Stilling, low net 32. Next Tuesday, July 15, the special eyent wiil be 4-balJ Low ball teams. All girls pot playing in the tournament will take part in this event. There will be an important meeting after lunch arid many important things will be- discussed. We urge the girls to please remain for the meeting. ' Also, on July 15, will be the last day to sign up for M e d a l T o u r n a m e n t w h i c h starts the following week. Five posted 18-hole scores this season will be necessary to enter! On Tuesday, July 15, the "Women's Cook County Invitational Golf Tournament" starts at Lemont, Illinois. Two of our girls from the M c H e n r y C o u n t r y c l u b a r e entered, Cynthia Rourke and Laurayne Conway. Cynthia shot a 102 to lead qualifiers into first flight, and Laurayne shot an 85 to qualify, 8 strokes off the paqe of medalist, Greta Leone.' The medal play will c o n t i n u e t h r o u g h T h u r s d a y with a 36 hole final scheduled for that day. See you next week? ' MARRIAGE LICENSES During the past week marriage licenses were issued to Kenneth E. Fall of McHenry and Charjene Latham, Woodstock; Est^r L. Hashman,(McHenry and Glenn W. Brezina, Chicago; Wayne R. Rychly, Spring Grpve 'and Lois C. Brefeld, Mcliettky. The McHenry V Shamrocks travelled ^ to Elgin's Wing Park on the Fourth of July , where they, defeated Mandy's top nine fey a ldp-sid&d score of 13 to 3. Fourteen hits rattled off Shamrock bat$ as they built up an early lead. Jaskot had the distance blow of the game, a home run out of the park. Don Bentz had 3 for .6, including a double. John Knox, leadoff man, had a , double, single and two bases on balls, scoring three runs. Bill Becknell was 1 for 2 for the'day as he proved the best waiter with 3 free rides to his credit. Hodge gave up Maridy's total hits and runs in the fourth inning after striking out the first two batters. Three hits a n d an e r r o r p u t t h e r U A s across, but no further damage resulted. Norman pitched the last three innings without allowing any ^its or runs. The Shamrocks stole five bases to add life to a big afternoon of base running. After rolling up an 8-0 lead in the first three innings and e n j o y i n g t i g h t p i t c h i n g t h e M c H e n r y t e a m h a d l i t t l e trouble in putting another mark in the win column. Mandy's Tap: AB If H Hartfield, LF 4 0 0 Eatinger, CF 8 0 0 Doff, IB 3 0 0 Miller, 3B 4 0 0 Higgins, C . 4 1 1 ine -in ULTRA-MODERN mile East of McHenry. on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk THURS - FRI - SAT JULX 10-11-12 In Color ' ' 'WALK INTO HELL' And "GUNS DON'T ARGUE" Also Color Cartoon , Late Movie Sat. Night "RIDE THE MAN DOWN" SUN - MON r TUES JULY 13-14-15 An All Color Program In CinemaScope "MR. ROBERTS" And "BATTLE CRY" Due to the length of this program each picture will be shown only once each evening. Program starts about 8:45 or dusk and will last until 1:16 a.m. WED - THURS -^r JULY 16-17 "SLAUGHTER ON 10th AVE." Richard Egan - Jan Sterling And 'THE LAND UNKNOWN" Also Color Cartoon . Wednesday is Ladies' Night Children Under 12 Years Free In Cars Gannon, 2B Andersen;4 SS Walker, SS Bayer, RF Butler, RF Meyers, P Shamrocks: J. Knox D. Freund, SS M. Nichols, IB > 6. Jaskot, 3B D. Bentz, RF C. Pierce, CF B. Becknell, LF R, Benson, C Litwin, C D. Hodge, P Newman, P Lincoln, RF r, July m SHOP fir MdBDDNMT ^I " 32 AB 3 6 4 <6 6, 5' 2 4 1 4 1 1 3 B 3 0 2 1, 2 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 43 13 14 Struck out by: Hodge, 8; Newman, 1; Meyer, 4. Base on trails off: Hodge, 2; Newman, 1; Meyer, 6. 2-base hits: J. Knox, D^ Bentz. Home-run: G. Jaskot. SHOP IN McHENRY ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckmn 6-1421 LAST DAY THURS., JULY 10 ARNISHED ANGELS" starring Rock Hudson - Robert Stack & Dorothy Malone FRI & SAT JULY 11 & 12 Doublfe Feature Program MRNER Bt03. ptnents MCMIO MIE mitt TODD*BAXTER LOM ID CHASE A Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. Production ta&KTwjwujtOTiw-ftmwa S(KtCatHinU ubsrsMncDuOii Stm (taeMbf uuuattonsta Also "THE PARSON AND THE OUTLAW" SUN & MON -- JULY 13-14 %uDyms mm TUES & WED--JULY 15-16 Double Feature Program Paramount presents CORNEL WILDE JEAN WALLACE FRANCIS LEDERER HNICOLOR wteo*8 Also "THE GIRL MOST UKELY" starring Jane Powell TREAT YOURSELF ... GO OUT . . . FOR BIG SCREEN ENJOYMENT . . . SEE THE BEST OUTDOOR SHOWS! Score by Innings: Johnsburg: 114 000 0-6 McHenry: 101 303x-8 Two base hits: R. Creutz" 3 base hits: B. Hiller Stolen bases: Schaefer, Roti, Steinljach (2) Hit by pitcher: Roti, Sanford, J. ,Hester Strike • outs: Claybaugh, 3; Hester, 2; Steinbach, 1 Walks: Claybaugh, 6; Hester, 5; Steinbach, 1 Winning pitcher: Claybaugh . FARM FIRE One fire was reported this week. Someone noticed black smoke coming from an empty Bowmen News Northern lllini By trene J. Adams Club members are very busy making plans for the North American Big Game Invitational to be held July 13 at the 0 Northern lllini Bowmen's field , barn on the Peter A. Freund ROLLER DANCE SKATING LESSONS ON V.« ' TUESDAY -- 6:30 to 8:00 PJ4. AT McHenry, 111. JUST FOR FUN ROLtEK RINK Front St. (Rt. 81 > : 1 RINK OPEN TUES.. WED.. FRI.. SAT. and SUN. 8:00 P.M. to 11*00 pJm; We Sell Complete Line of Skates -- $13.95 & Up * " " * • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • m m m m m m m m m [MM THEATRE GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open 7:80 P.M. Weekdays -- 7 -P.M. Sat. & Sun. CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE Starts Wednesday (lor one week) July 9-15 FIRST RUN SHOWING THE HILARIOUS COMEDY WITH THE VERY FORWARD LQOK! o.^gig YOUNG • MAMIE VAN DOREN I by WIUUM PERLBER6 • OncM »» fif QflGF MAtON • Wtitm FA» ttOVB. **NIN • * PARAMOUNT REUASC range. Bob Alderton has gone all out in designing targets for the event. Registration will be from 8 to 1 o'clock and beautiful trophies and medals will be awarded in several classes. farm in Johnsburg, and turned in an alarm. The Johnsburg and McHenry fire departments were at the farm within minutes after receiving the call and quickly extinguished the fire. No great damage was done. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENKt 2488 TRAINING and BOARDING TOR ALL BREEbS" Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month Shampooing' --• Nail Clipping Training In • HUNTING • OBEDIENCE • RETRIEVING ELIIS CO-HI*! COIIYOWGER, gdhfigwek FRANK LOVEJOY Plus -- Late Show Bonus Feature * * Saturday -- "SIGN OF THE PAGAN" Jeff Chandler Jane Russell WED THRU SAT JULY 1619 Robert Taylor -- Julie London "SADDLE THE WIND" & "THE GIRL MOST LIKELY" ) BRownln* 9-6821 WED THRU SAT * JULY 9-10-11-12 ; fll^|Flegular AdmisSidi Qft! who call* • • .• • J IniUnt M^"r> CLARK DORIS GABLE DAY • ng ronKw-stiTdi wmcigg' TEACHERS PET Cartoon Late Show Friday at "MR. ROCK & >1 * . STARTING SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY i" JULY 13-14-15 Continuous Sunday from l1 A Teacher's Nitemare A Student's Jungle '£• "HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL" , , Starring Russ Tamblyn - Jan Stertt g First Show Starting ,'1 approximately 8:50 P.Mv THURS - FRI & SAT ... JULY 10-11-12 -;,: Danny Kaye in "MERRY ANDREW Pier Angeli CinemaScope & MetroColbif Also 'THE HIRED GUN" Rory Calhoun - Anne1 Francis CinemaScope <y Added 3rd Feature Sat. Nifeht July 12 "FINGERMAN" q with Frank Lovejoy SUN - MON - TUES JULY 13-14-15 "MR. ROBERTS" Henry Fonda - James Cagh^y CinemaScope and WarnerColor Also ,r, "BATTLE CRY" VarTHeflin - Aldo Ray t- CinemaScope and WarnerC^' )r Note: Each feature shown dlily once nightly "Mr. Roberts" at 8 545 "Rattle Cry" fct 11:05 WED & THURS JULY 1617 v Gary Cooper "NORTHWEST •• MOUNTED POLICE" Madeleine Carroll ^ Technicolor W Also, "BLAZE OF NOON" William Holden - Anne Baxter • McHENRY THEATRE * 218 Green St McHenry, ID. Phone 144 New Summer Schedule! Doors Open 6:45 Show Time -7:00 Every *Day Including- Sunday and Continuous Throughout the Summer (Unless Otherwise Specified) FRI & SAT* JULY ll-lf> Double Feature Program ••-SSVsff Jt UMVtRSAl- •NTEJBU'nOML ROUS SUJUlfiW m 1 *• £i<wiw-eotoit} * UNIVERSAL-tNTEfWADONAt PICIURt SUN THRU WED JtJLY 13-16 Feature Sunday at 5:30 & 8:3d P.M. Weekdays Shown Once at 8:00 P.M. BEST PICTURE OF THE YE® Winner of 7Academy Awards1 CA' NSEAMMA SSPCIEOePEt L• T PCRCOHDNUICCOTLIOONR * * COLUMBIA PICTURC William Holden Alec Guinness O