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•v'.li'. Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER r Thursday, January 28, t. 196? •V • ..Where does the time go? So many people ask that same question. We dunno. Our mother used to tell us time would flit by faster as we grew older. It's flit as far as we are concerned this week. t/fae&h. Since our last column effort, we had a heckuva good time «t' the testimonial dinner for Ray McGee at Wing and Fin. The next night it was anr other feed and program as the .Junior Chamber of Commerce "Received its charter. Real enthusiasm in that group. Friday, night it was basketball. But. this one wasn't the 3<ind to boost your blood pressure. The Warriors trimmed ^Woodstock 81 to 41 and showed some fine team woi'k in AVinning. " Coach Fuiton likes a spread .of scoring and ic getting his wish. Players aie feeding off mates in best position to -slT&ot. Everybody got off the bench to play for IVMlenry. We are all for that idea. ; The big news in tirfe conference was Crystal Lake's 96 to "84 win over Barrington. Mc- .Henry moved into a tie with -Barrington for first place, a Hspot that not too many experts r figured the Fufton team to ; reach this ytai. „ We think Cliff Fulton has »out-coached several rivals this "season, but expect he will need 9 real magic this week-end. He J takes hi$" team to Liberty ville (Friday night, then must be |re ady for Dundee's invasion Tfere Saturday night. Both games will be real tough. Or, J] what do you think? ' One sure thing, this team ^won't quit. They never know J when they are down. » There ought to be a law! 1 Now they have taken the mu- ••sic from that grand old song ""Silver Threads Among The 3 Gold" and written new words. • No respect the silver. Just 5 out 7<if tfife "gold. " '• 4 •5 Remember wu> back when • "goin' steady" was called 1 "keepin' company?" MERCHANTS WIN OYER MARENGO. LOSE TO DUNDEE Urge Crowd To See Woodstock Cagers Here Next Sunday By Mickey Schaefer Last Tuesday night Dundee edged out a 78-77 victory over McHenry. G. Hopp led theirattack with 26 points. Dick Graham led our scorers with 31 points. Don Bentz was our Only other scorer to hit double figures with 18. John Paul of Dundee was held to 10 points far less than the 41 he scored against us earlier this season. Sunday the McHenry Merchants defeated Marengo 97-91 to gain revenge for an earlier defeat. Dick Graham scored 36 points to led our attack. Graham's total of 36 is the highest one game total scored by a Merchant player this season. Jack Schaefer scored his personal high of 24 points. Art Beck and Jim T-isten also scored in double figures with 12. The Merchants also received a forfeit win over Huntley. Dundee and our McHenry Merchants are now in a first place tie with 11 wins'and 3 losses. Sunday Woodstock will come to McHenry for a league game. Game time 2:30 at the St. Mary's grade school gym. We would sure like to see a large crowd there and back this team of ours. McHenry (77) • Went in to see Vern Kays, ^ County Clerk,' this week and 5 the first thing to meet our I eyes was a big newspaper clip- « ping picturing Doc Edinger in 9 his World War I uniform. Doc I drifted in and triri to tell us i it was u "recent" picture, i Seems George Sullivan dug up - the picture and Vern horn- • swaggled him out of it for a • few days to startle the public. Ki F P TP A. Beck 2 o 4 6 D. Bentz 9 0 4 18 J. Huff 4 0 2 8 4D. Graham 13 5 i 31 J. Schaefer 2 A 4 8 R. Benson 3 0 2 6 C. Pierce 0 0 0 0 J. Justen 0 0 0 0 33 11 U 77 Dundee (78) •' G F P TP Allen P 1 1 17 Paluch 0 0 0 0 Hopp 7 1 •i 15 G. Hopp r> 16 3 26 Schuring 0 0 0 0 Paul 5 0 5 10 Doyal 4 2 4 10' 29 20 17 78 McHenry 11 27 13 26--77 Dundee 25 16 11 26--78 | • We'll have to say something - r^ice about that Sullivan one of £ these days. George has been a good press agent for us. Too r bad we can't sing or dance or ; something. He does so much ! with so little. 1 Watch for more about an • adult roller skating party set ~ for February ^ ? Haven't had a chance to go 2 through all the bowling scores j this week, but will review » them next week for top men- • tion. MCHS WRESTLING McHenry grappled finally came out of their slump to defeat conference rival - Dundee 27-14. JirR Dowhin, one of six soplhomores on the varsity got the only pin in 1 minute 35 seconds of the third round. Dan Kinnerk recorded his fifth consecutive conference win. Results as Follows: 95 lbs. Kinnerk (M) beat Krose (D) -- 8-0. 9 . 103 lbs. Lagndon (D) beat K. Thoren (M) -- 5-3. , 112 lbs. Lishamer (M) beat Triebola (D) -- 5-0. 120 lbs. Scolaro (M) won on forfeit. 127 lbs., Anderson (M V beat Burklow (D) -- 4-2. 133 lbs. Hansen ^M) tied Conroy' (D) -- 2-2. . 138 lbs.®Dowhin (M) pinned Gillian (D) 5:35. 145 lbs. Mercurc (M) beat Lawrence (D) 6-2. 154 Forester (D) beat Espey (M) 2-0. 165 lbs. Vergara (M) beat Wade (D) 8-0. 180 lbs. Kurak „(D) beat Cina (M) 3-0. Hwy. Burlow (D) beat Marquart (M) 2-0. McHenry (97) G F P TP D. Graham 15 6 4 36 A. Beck 6 0 4 12 J. Schaefer 10 4 2 24 R. Benson 3 2 1 8 C. Cuda 2 1 4 5 J. Justen 4 4 4 12 C. Pierce 0 0 0 0 40 17 Marengo lltl) 22 97 A good Elgin wrestling team defeated McHenry last Thursday night 26-14. Ken Lishamer 112 pounder of McHenry got the only pin of the evening in 1 minute, 10 seconds of the second round. Others to win for McHenry were. Rich Mercure, George Vergara, and Tony Espey. Results as Follows: 95 lbs. Stettner (E) beat K. Thoren (M) -- 5-0. 103 lbs. Richoz (E) beat Kinnerk (M) -- 6-3. 112 Lishamer (M) pinned Conn (E) -- 3 min. 10 sec. 120 lbs. Brown (E) beat Scolaro (M) -- 9-1. 127 lbs. Hurley <E) neat Anderson (M) 5-2. 133 lbs. Kerchall (E) beat Hansen (M) -- 4-1. . 138 lbs. Beith (E) beat Dowhin (H) -- 2-1.' 145 lbs. Mercure ,(M) beat Mansfield (E) 6-4.' 154 lbs. Espey (M) beat Logan (E) 6-5. 165 lbs. Vergara (M) beat VanDyke (E) --(5-4. 180 lbs. Santee-^TlS) beat Qna (M) -- 6-1. Hwy Russuell (E) won on forfeit. WARMUB WMP WOODSTOCK WITH <1-41 ATTACK , Liberiyville And Dundee On Card For Thift Weekend by Lanlbert Fretfnd Last Friday night the Warriors rambled over the Blue Streaks of Woodstock 81-41. All twelve men suited for the game hit the scoring column as the Warriors came up with their first HO point game of the season, tills win for McHenry, along with the loss bestowed on Barrington by Crystal Lake, put the Warriors in a tie for first with Barrington, both teams sporting a, 6-2 loop record. The loss for Woodstock was their seventh in eight starts. The Warriors outscored the Streaks in all four rounds. They started slowly, taking the first 15-lii. ih the second the pace quickened to 21-12 in favor of McHenry. With a 14 point lead going into the second half the Warriors rolled up a 20-8 margin in the third period. In the final quarter Coach ^Fultoh cleared the bench as McHenry . had 25 points to 11 for Woodstock. High man in the scoring column for the Warriors was Tom Creighton with 17. Paul Morenz had 15, while John Steinbach accounted for 14. Wilbrandt was tops for the Streaks with 9. The Warriors shot at a 53 per cent pace. Next Friday McHenry travels to Libertyville who, incidentally, has the leading scorer in the, conference, Jamie Hill. Saturday the Warriors host Dundee. McHenry (81) FG FT F PTS % Outdoors By lack Walsh i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiriiiii'iiiiiiiJiriiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ice fishing has been comparatively slow on the "chain", although a number of nice white bass have been taken in Pistakee Lake. Most of them! were caught on wigglers. Perch fishermen are hauling them out of Lake Geneva pretty regularly. The ice will "not support a car, but is solid enough to hold anything lighter. Salmon eggs, wigglers and small . minnows are the best perch bait. The best bet is to find out what bait is most productive the day you go.. Something very serious has come to our attention. "Animal Poisoning." In the past few years, we have received reports of dogs and cats being deliberately poisoned. An offense of this sort is a cruel and horrible outrage. Creighton, T. 7 3 2 17 Morenz 6 3 1 15 Vaupell 2 0 0 4 Swanson 1 0 1 2 Olson 1 0 1 2 Creighton, M. 2 4 0 8 Samen 0 4 1 .4 Steinbach 7 0 3 14 Reid 2 0 4 4 Hester 1 0 1 2 Oef fling 2 2 2 6 Miller 1 1 0 3 Lake Region Sports Car Club Totals 32 17 16 81 Woodstock (41) FG FT FPTS Brasile 0 3 3 3 Schultz 0 2^ 0 2 Anderson 1 1 -1 ' 3 Wilbrandt 4 1 1 9 Stewart 1 3 1 5 Ober 2 1 3 5 Brown 1 4 2 6 Stratton 1 0 2 2 Stieg 3 0 2 6 Totals 13 15 15 41 The problem at. present concerns small animals such as pigeons and rabbits. A number of these animals have been found in our ^rea. Conservation officers !rive been called in and have taken action. Most of Uf do not realize how potent some poisons are." For instance, a dog or cat may mouth an animal that has been poisoned. The result? A very sick or very dead pet. By Quarters Woodstock McHenry 10 12 8 11--41 15 21 20 25--81 s TELEVISION WILL I AGAIN BRING STATE 1 BASKETBALL GAMES G F P TP Secon 6 2 3 14 Dumproff 15 4 3 34 Manno 2 2 5 6 Sanuelson 6 3 5 15 Hennig 7 1 3 15 Wolf 2 3 1 7 Forhn 0 0 1 0 38 15 21 91 McHenry 30 21 18 25- 97 Marengo 18 19 22 32-91 ZONING HEARING IS SCHEDULED IN CITY ON FEB . 2 Television again will provide sports fans across most of the state with a front row seat at the Illinois slate high school basketball championships Saturday March 19, according to Albert Willis, executive secretary of the Illinois High School Association. • An estimated 2,500,000 view** £ ers will watch this year's i t o u r n a m e n t t e l e v i s e d f r o m " Huff Gymnasium in Cham- . paign-Urbana. The same an- • nouncing team of Jack Drees. I Tom Kelly and Mike Walden. « sportscasters for last year's tourney, will report the 1960 • finals. • Springfield won last year's « crown by defeating West Auro- • ra in the tielc game, 60 to 56. •» Afternoon telecasts will be- » gin at 1 p.m. and evening tele- " casts at 7:30 p.m. 1 The marathon foot race of • the Olympic .Games commem- • brates one of the decisive Dat- 1 ties of history. In 490 B.C. a • Greek named Pheidippides • raced 2Qyiriiles to Athens to • announce the victory of the " * Greeks over the Persians on • the plain of Marathon. He t gasped out the news before 'falling dead of exhaustion. A petition has been filed before the zoning board of appeals for petitioner, the State Bank of Woodstock, as Trustee, Trust No. 1161. The petitioners are asking for a zoning reclassification, from "R-l" residence district to "B" community business. The property is located east of Wooded Shores division of farm lands in the area known as Wonder Lake. This property is commonly known as Oakwood Shores. The hearing on the above petition will be heard on Tuesday, Feb. 2, in the city hall in McHenry at 3 p.m. SHOP YOUR HOME TOU'N Feb. 7 -- LRSCC presents the Heart 'O My Heart Rally -- an open event. Time 11 a.m. Place, Sinclair Station,. S. E. corner of intersection of Routes 12 and 22. Make dinner reservat i o n s w i t h - c h a i r m a n R a y Stephens, Lake Zurich. General 8-4301. This event is open to all sports and foreign cars. Standard safety equipment and inspection required. This will be a good one. Dust off your compass and snow shoes and come along. Feb. IS -- Annual Valrntine Party. Chapel Hill Country Club, McHenry. Watch for details. Result*: On Jan. 17 -- Annua] competition between the Park Ridge Sports Car Club and the Lake Region Sports Car Club The City Slickers (Park Ridge SCC) met th*. Country Boys (LRSCC) in an Ice Gymkhana a1 Waukegan. LRSCC was the overall winner on points and won possession of the trophy for this year. The Navigators had it rough this time -- including a sled ride behind a car driven by the blindfolded driver as well as being the target for a snow-balling. Much good natured joshing and competition followed by a gettogether. INTENT TO DISSOLVE The state has announced an "intent to dissolve" by the George F. Schuman Corp., of McHenry. TO SAVE MORE LIVES A new laboratory test, developed by Albert Coons of Harvard Medical school, will enable physicians to diagnose and begin treatment of streptococcal infections within 2 to 3 hours. Former tests for streptococcal infections, which often lead to rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease, took 2 to 3 days. By enabling physicians to begin necessary antibiotic therapy two days earlier, reports "the Health News Institute, we may be able to eradicate the strep infection before rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease d e v e l o p -- d i s e a s e s , w h i c h cause the deaths of about 20,- 000 people each year. The issue at hand may be an innocent mistake in rodent control, but if it is not, whoever is responsible is in for a peck of trouble. 'Nuff said. Carl Rietesel handed us a bit of interesting information the other night. Carl's daughter, Diane, shot a drake mallard at Hebron, November 9 that was banded August 19, 1959 at Perch Lake in Jefferson County, New York. It is quite unusual for a duck to fly across a flyway and then head south. From what we have heard of Miss Rietesel's ability with a shotgun, there was one duck that should have stayed in his own flyway. Education in the proper handling of firearms is the only way to reduce hunting accidents. according to Glen D. Palmer, dnector of the Illinois Department of ' Conservation. Palmer said that seven hunters were killed in 1959 in tragic gun accidents, all the more tragic because they were avoidable. "Let's face it," Palmer said. "Guns are made to kill with, but a gun in itself is no more dangerous than a club,, because a gun cannot pull its own trigger. The man behind the gun makes the mistake, and the only way we can prevent the mistake is through education." DRIVKK8 UNINJURED A car driven by Josephine Zaleski of Huemann's subdivision slid into another auto driven by Edgar W. Nardi of Shalimar as he stopped at the entrance to Orchard Beach about 8:15 o'clock Wednesday morning. Neither driver was injured. RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Healed & Unheaied Kennels • German Shorihair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting • Retrieving Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. GREEN - EV 5-0010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: OUR STAFF IS HERE TO SERVE YOU WITH PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SERVICE CALL US TODAY . PALACE Tavpfn League -- Whitey's 2-1 -r-- Holiday Inn 1-2. B. Brand 212; K. Brand 205-531. Joe's Tap 2-1 -- Atlas Prager 1-2. A. Tonyan 200; B. Peisert 219- 581. Fred & Irene's 1-2 -- Opponent 2-1. B. Worm 212; F. Mat'hesius 541. George's 0-3 --- Hans 3-0 D. Weingart 247-551; Bald - Eagle 534; Hans 212-558. W e d n e s d a y N i g h t L a d l e s League -- McHenry Country Club 2-1 -- Blatz 1-2, M. Kelly 447; N. Larkin 187-202-560; E. Conway 446; V. Herdrich 46§; T. Mey ers 186-436; E. Heater 441; E. Justen 195-491. Hetterman's 1-2 --<• Buss Motors 2-1. B. Hetterman 461; M; Wakitsch 434; M. Hetterr man 461; L. Harrison 464; L. Meyers 462. • Wednesday Night Ladles League (previous week) --- Blatz 2-1 -- Buss Motors 1-2. E. Conway 459; E. Justen 175- 175-501; F. Larsen 439; L. Meyers 187^5^ T. Steffan 175-47$. Country Club 2-1 -- Hetterman's 1-2. M. Kelly 452; N. Larking 436; B. Meath 432; B. Hetterman 178-430; M. Hetterman 475. Monday Ladles - 7 League -- Walsh Insurance 2-1 -- McHenry Disposal 1-2. M. Pinkstaff 196-463; L. Crouch 177- 465. Elm Paint and Supply 0-3 -- Carey Appliances 3-0. 9:00 Ladles League -- Mark's 1-2 -- Riverside Bake Shop 2-1. E. Winkel 454. Sportsman's Inn ^1-2 -- Castle View Inn 2-1. J. Dillon 242-541. C.O.F. -- J. Herdrich 556; A. Blake 201; G: Freund 225-200-598; R. Shine 202; R. I. Freund 533; B. Kreulzer 203-203-593. McHENRY RECREATION Tuesday Thirty- Nlners -- Freund Oil 2-1 -- McHenry Co-op 1-2. B. Mackinder 184- 470; N. Stilling 219-472. McHenry State Bank 1-2 -- H. E. Buch 2-1. N. Justen 429; J. Heide 179-439; C. Rosing 195-491; M. Pieroni 390; D. Pieroni 187-438. Nye's Drug Store 1-2 -- Pitzen's Plasitering 2-1. B. Hansen 194; L. Freund 453. Business Men's League -- Brennan's 1-2 -- Jandt's 2-1. H. Blake 543; Q. Jandt 201. Sung Harbor 2-1 -- Ludwig 1-2. Buss Motors 1-2 -- Bimbo's No. 1 2-1. E. Buss 202-564; R. Borb 205; D. Schaefer 544; N. Justen 540. McHenry Welding 3-0 -- North Bridge Marine 0-3. A. Hafer 211-631; E. Kronck 255- 591; R. Bryson 549. ^ Mike's Fireside 2-1 -- Bob's 1-2. C. Ackermann 568; D. Hopkins 200-533; E. Schroeder 218-576. Bimbo's No. 2 0-3 -- Ackerman's 3-0. F. Goehering 202- 539. Business Men's League (1-14- 60) -- Mike's Fireside 2-1 -- Bimbo's No. 1 1-2. D. Hopkins 230; -M. Wieser 537:^6. Frett 536; E. Pieroni 203. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- Buss Motors 1-2. R. Boro 229- 547. McHenry Welding 3-0 -- Bob's 0-3. A. Hafer 553; E. Kroncke 534; R. Bryson 215* 223-619. Bimbo's 1-2 -- Snug Harbor 2-1. C. Hansen 209-553; A. Mc- CaiToll 212-597. Jandt's 2-1 --> Ludwig. 1-2. Brennan's 1-2 -- Ackerman's 2-1. B. Scheid 212-535; F. Goehring 539. Business Sfen's League (1-17- 60) -- Bimbo's No. 1 1-2 -- Bob's 2-1. B. Frett 536. . Ludwig. Milk 2-1 -- Ackerman 1-2. L. Ackerman 213- 540. Buss Motors 0-3 -- McHenry Welding 3-0. R. Boro 223; R. Bryson 202-236-625. Snug Harbor 2-1 -- Jandt's 1-2. A. McCarroll 210-593; Q. Jandt 213-571. Bimbo's No. 2 2-1 -- Brennan's 1-2. Mike's Fireside 0-3 -- North Bridge Marine 3-0. Commercial -- Worts Service Station 2-1 -- Craft Bulk Coolers 1-2, Marks Sports Center 1-2 -- Garrelts Contract.. Co. 2-1, E. Amanfi 200-549; C. Green 210; E. Steinsdoerfer 539. Bimbo's 0-3 -- Brennan Milk Service 3-0.- F. Matthesius 217- 581. a Thread and Gage Co., Inc. 1-2 -- Kleinhans Building Service 2-1. F. Klapperich 201- 527; Kleinhans Building Service 537. Georges White House 0-3 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 3-0. I. Greene 202-568; R. Blake 201-537; J. IpClark 200-566; I. Cooke 210- 536; A. Otto, Jr. 204. McHenry State Bank 2-1 -- McHenry Laundry 1-2. L. Bacon 209-530; L. Thennes 200. Thursday 9:15 -- Lakeside Inn 2-1 -- Carey Electric 1-2. A. Godina 219- 539; C. Abel 534. Old Bridge Tavern 0-3 -- Kent Corporation 3-0. Crouch 213-576; Kinsala 525;' Overton 204; Miller 534; Gilliford 217- 571; Kleinhuizen 245-568. H. E. Buch & Sons 1-2 -- Riverside Barber Shop 2-1. EKroncke 214-587; B. Kreier 213-549; R. Kuna 220-555. Park Pub 1-2 -- Freund Oil 2-1. J. Marsella 222-558; M. Krueger 215-592; E. Simon 526; A. Noonan 540. Clark Chevrolet 2-1 -- Bimbo's 1-2. S. Amidow 539; H. Lottchea 200-222*616; C. Corso 201-561; H.' Smith 225-566; D. Smith 203-549; V. Weyland 532; T. Getner 202-223-599. Northern Illinois Machinists 0-3 -- F. M. Television 3-0. Hojnacki 200-551. C. D. of A. -- * S. Ballowe 460; E. Nell 174- 446; L. Braidman ; 185; B. Schmaling 199-496; B. Clark 189-472; M. Stoffel 201-487; H. Rodenkirch 172-436; V. Diedrich 162-459; E. Nimsgern 434; C. Beck 169-425; J. Weyland 173-446; J. Kralowetz 179-490; J. Pieroni 189. Railroads: L. Diedrich 4-10; E. Wirfs 5-10; B. Barnes 5-7 and 8-10; E. Weyland 5-8-10. Nlte Owls -- A. Schwingl 198-472; M. Otto 414; M. Kuna 442; H. Schroeder 415; B. Nutt 407; R. Simon 438; D. Cusack 424; H. Gerambio 412; G. Wagner 408; G. Steinsdorfer 419; L. Vacondio 491; E. Rand 412; L. Worts 417; p: Rosing 172-489; E. Klapperich 180-480; P. Greene 175-485; S. Sutton 468; C. Boone 181-423; L. Miller 170- 439. Railroads: J. Kraus 4-10. Nlte Owls -- J. Rosing 424; B. Nutt 435; R. Simon 182-478; M. Murphy 409; J. Fanta 179-495; M. Gates 172-469*; L. Miller 437; R. Romkowski 445; M. Larson Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. A Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 p.m. LOOKING FOR A HOME? Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing 8 Homes in various stages of construction open for Inspection LEE COONEY, Contractor Phone EVergreen 5-4345 YOUR DRUG STORE IS HQTRS. FOR Yep, .brands are important - tells you everything you want to know about a product. Just because we feature the best, nationally advertised brands is no reason to think you can't save money here! Come in soon - see for yourself. C** DRUG STORE GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL 404; D. Cusack 426; E. Klapr_ perich 434; F. Kuna 472; G. Hastings 403; P. Greene 175- 443; H. Miller 437; A. Borovec 412; C. Boone 447; H. Gerambio 179-466; G. Steinsdorfer 442; N. Bowr^an 460; A. Schwingl 187-466 r M. Kuna, 421; A. Groh 478; V. Groh 451^ Railroads: R. Kluk 3-7; S. Sutton 3-7; A. Borovec 5-8-10; HGerambio 3-9-10. Ten Pin Queens -- (last week) S.R.A. 2-1 -- Overton 1-2. M Cone 433;' D. Overton 444. Merrill Woolen 1-2 -- Bungalow 2-1. S. Lennon 440; E. Wirfs 456; K. Kurbyun 433; M. Goss 438. Elsie's Charm House 1-2 -£• Cristy and Stendebach 2-1. S. McMahpn 441; N. Cristy 480. McHenry Recreation 2-1 -- L & M Constructors 1-2. T. Steffart 175-474; J. Rink 438. Rutledge Caddy Cart 2-1 -- Snug Harbor Boat Club 1-2. J. Doherty 179-477; M. B. Fuchs 179-463; M. Doherty 180^186-' 538; P. Raedeke 183-441. • IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE^ IN THE PLAINDEALER THE PLACE TO GO! -- Hurry -- Ends Thursday ELIZABETH TAYLOR 0 "CAT ON A HOT^TIN ROOF" vs. DEBBIE REYNOLDS 'THE MATING GAME" FRIDJfY - SATURDAY Also SUN thru THURS Jules Verne's - "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH" In Color & Scope Pat Boone - James Mason Starts Fri. at 6:50 & 9:20 Sat. at 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:30 ELM THEATRE I^UCONDA, ILL. LAST DAY THURS JAN 28 •"CAREER" with DEAN MARTIN % FRI THRU THURS JAN 29 THRU FEB 4 "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF # THE EARTH" CinemaScope & Color with PAT BOONE and JAMES MASON Weekdays One Show at 8:<^ Fri & Sat Two Shows at 7 & 9 Saturday Matinee at' 1:30 Continuous Sunday from 4 Starts FRI - FEB 5 w McHENRY THEATRE US So. tir. Ph. Ev. 5-014 FRI THRU TUES JAN 29 TO FEB 2 Five Day Engagement "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF < THE EARTH" . Pat Boone James Mason Added Selected Shorts PHONE EV 5-4500 Use Hie Free Green Street Parking Area WED THRU SAT • FEB 3 THRU 6 Double Feature Engagement! Jeff Chandler - Fess Parker 'THE WRECK OF' THE MARY DEARER Shown Once At 9:15 P.M, and "THE JAYHAWKERS" Gary Cooper - Charlton Heston Shown Once At 7:15 P.