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m, W7 - - ' • • ,ip!* . *y# W^-: £ .- :;\ . >.Vn ' Si« Thursday, February 25# 19 v'Jb\5 We can assure you that the fetuses are entirely different, but our proof-reader, Marie Yegge. And yours truly are having eye IptQUble this week. j$q £oh&> UJafeit. GENE HUGHES IN HAT FINALS IN STATE - flhflaH^ Injuries Fail To t Stop Him; Team •* Performance Good v - )Marie had as pretty a pair of.j tfhanties as ever came out'of a J St. Patrick's Day celebration,! Pfe JIobody pushed her. She .just fell;] ~ J ' - , _l : | TTie McHenry mat team, led 1 i-'ln our case, it was nece*»ry.l by Gene Hughes, turned in a fine to dig out colored glasses to'performance at the Sectional both aid the vision and keep peo- tournament at Elgin Saturday Ble f.-om telling us we look l>He I night. Hughes, top-seeded in the ^ * los* weekend character;,, :U!'H j 120-pound class, showed up with •- • .1 , A ja cracked bone in his left hand : go -- please1 be tolerant." Vour 1Tuesday night and went through • abort page is written, throughthe tournament with his hand 4ark glasses and proof-read' immobilized with tape. He won through a pair of vari-colored | his first match against DeVorfcfeepers * 01 York 6 to 0 and then downed ' j Bailleaux of Elgin by the same V*'5 Have been asked to put a note I score. In the final match Satur- S here to tell members that the ! day night against Smith of Os- 14 Johnsburg Community Club is*} **ego. he wresUed two and a sponsoring a "Family Night" on Monday, March 1, for members IHid their families. There will be a| short meeting, tfeen food, refreshments and juicing. Barbara Horick's orchestra will furnish the "music. The V.F.W. wants boys from 12 years of age to 20 years to take advantage of their offer to teach them the ait of boxing. Instructors will be at the V.F.W. hall on Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. On Saturday Hiornings. they will be there prom 10 o'clock to noon J Fathers are welcome and urged fto attend with their sons. This .fp a recreational program fen* the jpou ng fellows. ^ v-*"' . The local battle of the criblMige board has settled down to a real tussle. The Bimbos lead Sportsmans 100 to 99. Some went Hp, some went down this week. toss 'em all together and it Cornea., out mighty close. Here's kow they stand. Bimbo's: Jager 16-18, Harold Freund 18-16, Pier- 0ini 18-16, Russ VVeyland 15-19, JHarold Weyland 16-18, Dick Justen 17-12. Sportsman's: Walt . frennd 21-14, Anderson 16-19, Following are the results, of the §§*hannenstill 14-21, Kania 19-16. 13th Annual McHenry County Gene Freund 13-16,• Jim Powers (Women's Bowling Tournament -- 16-14. j Singles and Doubles -- held this year at the Carv Bowl-aire on half rounds unable to see out of one eye after catching one of Smith's fingers in it. There is no question that Gene finished and won the match by displaying tremendous courage and determination. This Friday he will compete in the state finals at Proviso High School in Maywood. Matches will be held Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening. Al Trendler, wrestling at 145 pounds, defeated Vickey of Oswego and Fosse of Ottowa to bring home a third place medal, while Jack Pearson and Art Thornton took fourth place at 138 and 127. Jack is a Junior and Art a Sophomore this year so they are expected to be the mainstays of *next year's team. Results of the tournament: Elgin 37, York 36, Streator 29, Wheaton 23, Oswego 22, McHenry 10. Ottowa 10, Wheaton Academy 8, West Aurora 5. LOCAL BOWLERS IN TOP 10 IN COUNTY WOMEN'S TOURNEY You *will see a story this week |,i.bout Gene Hughes going to the , State finals after gamely going .through sectional matches with broken bone in one hand. Gene , goes to the finals at Proviso Friday With all McHenry sport ff&ns pulling for him. i|| "Alex the Mailman" is way pGUt California way, visiting every ""told acquaintance from here and there. We should get an account Of his trij) when he returns. v ' By this time you are well a- /Ware (of the start of the Fores- ^Utt'state basketball tournament |»ext Sifflday We gave you the Jlpchedule last week. a K' Starting at 1 p.m. there will Jlfce eight games. See part /or all *Sf theice. .February 13. 14, 20 and 21. Teams events will be held at the Johwburg Bowling Bar on February 27, 28, March 6 and 7. All of the following scores include handicap. Double* 1st 1188 Agnes Putta A Frances Anderson, Fox River Grove 2nd 1102 Jean Weyland A Betty Clark, McHenry 3rd 1099 Dorothy Haldeiisaa A Pat Hooper, Woodstock 4th 1087 Polly Brasile & Virginia Messman, Woodstock 5th 1085 Bertha Fourman A Wanda Schneider, Woodstock 6th 1081 Nadine Larkin A Bea Meath, McHenry 7th 1078 Elsie Hucek A Evelyn Johnson. Fox River Grove 8th 1068 Anne Santoro & Nancy Humphrey. Fox River Grove les. It's all the same }\ Fred Meyer and Jim Freund have lined up some WLS talent Lto entertain Sunday night. ( |r Remember -- the tournament goes on for three Sundays. We'll J»o our best to keep you posted. I&AILY PINUPS: J. The guy with money to burn 'generally meets his match. Hope without hard work is a peless hazard. The siate of the things that get JfDur goat are what may buck ,f*>" , Wishful shrinking.: wishful thinking. ' Giving people credit-costs no J*** ~~~ * ' " The pursuit of happiness is LEGION LEAGUE The American Legion basketball schedule ends Saturday morning after a highly successful season. Plans are being made fur a tournament to be played by the top four teams in the final standings. Standing to date; Won Lost Junior High 8. 1 St. Patrick 1 St. Mary « 3 St. John • Wonder Lake • t : 7 Ringwood • 9 St. Patrick's (S3) FG FT FF D. Conway... 2 E. Caron •YS;, .3 Justen ' S 0 Raycraft . « i '• 15 Aim » 0 0 1 Low %r-J^ 0 ' 0 Stilling ^0 0 1 Totals ' • IS 'r ^ 12 Sti Mary's (23) FO FT* PF D. Freund 1 1 1 J. Walsh • r 1. ' 5 B. Haus«r S 2 4 M. Vycittl: < t 3 2 J. Steinbach 2 % 2 D. Herdrich 0 °' 0 Totals 1 9 14 McHenry Recreattofc Friday Nite Ladies -- . ^ Schroeder Iron Works, & .-- The Pit, V Mi Place, % - Standard Studios, 1. " , Little Chef, 3 „-- Bimbo A Sons, 0. Sutton, 442; F. Freuhd, 460; L. Fijalkowski, 441. Al's White House, 2 -- Wolff Bait Shop, 1. L. Vacondio, 429; G. Steinsdorfer, 451; E. Rand, 440. FOR DOUBT NECESSITY ON MINNOW SEINING Firm- Early Birds --. Peterson Boat Co., 2 er's Mill, 1. V. Peterson, 438;"J,- Oxtoby, 1883-466; E. Qeisert, 483;. T. Stilling, 461." .McHenry State Bank, 2 . -- Dorothy's Millinery, X, H. Knox, 469; L. Miller, 436; E. Nell, 137-473. Garrelts A Rogers, 3 - Freund Oil, 0. _ M. Gates, 434. f t, Carey Elective, 2f Drug Store, 1. Ny#s Wonder Lake Ladies Widen's Service Station, 3 -- Rolaine Grill, 0. T. Brenner, 183-458; J. Reshe- >ke, 476. Goldeif1 Glo Nuts, 2 -- American Legion, 1. B. Peterson, 430. T. P. Mathews, 2 -- Kay's Gift Shop, 1. Wonder Lake Oil, 2 -- Kreuger's Fuel Oil, 1. REGIONAL CAGE MEET NEXT WEEK AT CRYSTAL LAKE MCHS Five Faces Crysial Lake Al 7 P. M. Wednesday The regional basketball tournament will be played in the new field house at Crystal Lake, starting next Tuesday evening and continuing through Friday. Tickets will be good for both games at each session. The cost will be 75 cents for the first. .... „ two sessions, but will advance to . u„ ^ ymoor- 2 Al« Weld- Gutter Queens -- McDermott's, 2 -- Lakeside Inn, 1. J. Ciechon, 437. . Wally's of Lakemoor, f -- Thies, 1. Seven G's Printers, 2 -- CHib Lilymoor, 1. Schneider-Deucht Funeral Home, 2 -- McDonald's, 1. S. McMahon, 446. Thurs. 9:00 $1.00 for the semi-finaJs and finals. McHenry will face Crystal Lake in the first games Wednesday evening. While the Lakers have beaten the Warriors twice this season, both gamej> have been close right to tne ynish. Playing Schedule Session I -- Game 1: Elgin vs. Woodstock, 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 2nd. Game 2: Antloch vs. Ingleside, 8:30 p.m^ Tuesday, March 2nd. Session 2 -- 4 '• „ Game 3: Crystal Lake vs. McHenry, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 3rd. Game 4: Dundee vs. District Winner, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 3rd. Session 3 -- Game 5: Winner Game 1 vs. Game 2, 7:00 p.m. Thursday, March 4th. Game 6: Winner Game 3 vs. Game 4, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, March 4 th. • Session 4 -- Game 7: Winner Game 5 vs. Game 6, 8:00 p.m. Friday, March 5th. ing, 1. Atlas Prager, 3 -- Lakeside Inn, 0. A. Aregger. 503; H. Kreutzer, 206-255-615; A^ Krause, 256-63Q. The Vogue, 3 -- Lannes Realtor, 0. J. Adams, 522; J. G. Kraus, 514; J. Jannotta, 525; R. Cynowa, 213-596. Blatz Beer, 3 -- F. M. Television, 0. J. Busch, 508. z -i Biologists of the Illinois Natural History Survey Division are conducting experiments to determine whether restrictions on minnow seining are necessary for preservation of minnow stocks in rivers and streams, the state Department of Registration and Education reports. Dr. R. Weldon Larimore, Natural History Survey fisheries biologist, says that the minnow population of an Illinois creek was not permanently reduced, even when he used an electric ^eine nine times in three years to remove as many as possible of the small fish. ISJne collections were made from August, 1950, through October, 1953, with a total yield of 76.217 minnows weighing 521.99 pounds. "These collections represent a heavy yield in relation to the existing population," Dr. Larimore reported. According to his findings, removing as many minnows as possible at one time from this stream did not reduce the minnow population in the study section of the creek for more than a few months. Natural fluctuations of the minnow population overshadowed the effect of cropping with the electric seine. These findings, he said, appear to cast doubt on the necessity for restrictions currently placed on minnow fining in some states. WARRIORS' STRONG START WINS 46-40 OVER LAKE FOREST The McHenry Warriors started like a house afire at Lake Forest Friday night, rolling up a 15 to 6 lead at the first quarter mark. As things turned out in the last half, this lead was needed to bring about a 46 to 40 victory. Lake Forest downed McHenry's J.V. team 39 to 29 as the boys failed to approach their true form. . McHenry (48) B F F Comstock . •% 4 1 Oefllng 3 4 3 Jackson 0 2 2 Barbier 10 1 M. Freund 2 3.5 L. Freund 5 2 1 Nowak 13 2 May 0 0 1 DISCUSS PROBLEM OF SPOILING CHILDREN The kindergarten - Edgebrook study group will meet Thursday evening, March 4, at 8 o'clock in Room 109 of the high school. The topic for study will be an article which appeared in the S\ptember, 1953, issue of tha PTA magazine, entitled, "Are We Spoiling Our Children?" Anyone with school age children is invited to attend and participate. They are asked to read and bring magazines with them to the study meeting. Copies of - the magazine are available at any of the local school libraries. AMONG THE SICK Paul Doherty is still confined to Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegajj,, where he underwent surgery recently. He is improving nicely at this time. Mrs. Nick Adams returned home from St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, last week, where she had been confined on two occasions in recent months. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan returned to the home of her daughter and family, the Norbert Yegges, on Wednesday after spending several weeks in the Lake county sanitorlum. Miiiiiii'iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiin'iJii'iiiiiL'i'iirniiiiiii'iJiii ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA OPEN DAILY 6:40 SUNDAY 2:30 THURS., FRI. A SAT, FEB. 25-26-27 "FORBIDDEN" Tony Curtis - Joanne Dru In Technicolor Special Matinee For, the Children Saturday, Feb. 27. Doors open 1:00 p.m. "Fifteen Color Cartoons" Plus "The Boy & The Eagle" Dickie Moore 7 iOH'Indies -- McHenry Sand A Gravel, 2 -- J McHenry Lumber, 1; D. Miller, 427; L. Funk, 214-193-572; M. Doherty, 463; S. Covalt, 187-447; B. Meath, 468;. N. Larkin, 196- 180-513. McHenry Cab, 2 -- Blatz, rN L. Ferwerda, 428; G. Carey, 425;(.L. Michels, 209-533; V. Herdridh, 423; T. Meyer, 451; E. Hester, 194- 443. DANNY GREEN HITS HOOP FOR 37 POINTS 9th 1066 Grace Steinsdorfer & I IN BEATING HARVARD Bea Dowell, McHenry 10th 1064 Florence Quinlan A Ann Bajorek, Fox PJver Grove Singles 1st 582 Bertha Fourman, /Woodstock 2nd 569 Mauneen Doherty, McHenry 3rd 565 Jean Smith, Woodstock 4th 565 Margaret Kvidera, Fox River Grove 5th 565 Patricia Greene, McHenry 6th 562 Mildred Olsen, Woodstock 7th 561 Angie Newmaa, Fox River Grove 8th 558 Lynette Xndonson, Woodstock 9th 558 Juanita Dycus, Woodstock 10th 557 Ann Stoltenberg, Cary. WARRIORS WIN 64-55 OVER HARVARD WITH let t chasing butterflies but chal- I BALANCED ATTACK aging fate. Anonymous Ffank Thomas Pays . Tribute To Sisler --1 Frank Thomas, Pirate -outfielder who hit SO hom»- runs in his first full sen son last year, gave Arthur Godfrey and Julius LaRosa a good taste of humility A revised Warrior varsity basketball Uneup went all the way at Harvard Tuesday night to turn in a 64 to 55 victory. Coach Fulton's new arrangement responded with an ideal spread of scoring, a near-perfect balance in attack. After leading 18-16 at the sr '.c.m,y haT:u Sporting News. * 1 * quarter tailspin that Thomas, one of the youngsters ^ P e lssUc Coach Cuda's Frosh-Soph eagers had to stay right at their jpb, but came home from Harvard Tuesday night with a 62 to 56 win. Danny Green turned in a grand total of 37 points on 15 field goals and 7 free throws. This great performance more than matched another high scoring effort as McCarthy sank 27 points for the losers. McHenry gained the edge in .the third quarter and held off Harvard's fighting bid. in the last quarter. McHenry (62) T. Oeffling Wissell Green Huemann Huff Beck Schmitt Sales Totals Harvard (86) McCormick Behrens Whaples McConnell McCarthy Haldeman B F 1 0 10 15 3L 9:0# Ladles Steffan's, 2 -- Mi Place, 1; N. Fidler, 467; S. Rowe, 422; E. Winkel, 442; M. Donnelly, 245-557; Olsen's, 2 -- Mark's, 1; A. Gaulke, 450; J. Kralowe'.z, 434; H. Conway, 427; G. Barbiaii, 452, R. Marshall, 468. Totals Lake Fonit (40) Fjttehlich Johnson , ^ Ed Olson * Becker Jone Ullman Rilley 14 18 16 B F P 2 0 » 0 2 S 0 Totals 14 18 16 Score by Quarters: McHenry 15 14 6 11--46 Lake Forest 6 10 11 13--40 Ted's, 3 Ray's, 0» Moose-- Joe's, 2 -- Cecil's, 1; Stoller, 516; Weiser, 502. _ : 1 Old Timers-- Petersen's, 2286 -- Nimtz', 2230 Petersen, 557; Nimtz, 533. Cristy's, 2146 -- Pyritz', 2140; Cristy, 540; Pyritz, 503. City- Mark's, 2 -- Prager, 1; Kreutzer, 202-540; Low, 547; Siekerman, 552; Oonk, 212-518; Kantorski, 540; H. Behnke, 503. McHenry Bank, 2Vfe -- Walsh Insurance, H; Cristy, Sr., 515; Bacon, 211-503; Rogers, 542; 3,Schaefer, 530; Steffes, 200-200- 3'579; Schaefer, 504; A. McCarroll, ROBERT HAY "THE LOW OVERHEAD WAY' General Contractor New Construction and Remodeling LET US FIGURE FOR YOU Phone 622-W-2 ROUTE 4 MfcHENRY. ILLINOIS SXJN., MON. A TUBS. FEB. 28 - MARCH 1-2 "WALKING MY BABY BACK HOME" Donald> O'Connor - Janet Leigh CLOSED WEDS. TIL FURTHER NOTICE :Mil:Wil:liltlilll H I'l l HI 1111 MCHS NEWS Junior Skating Party The juniors have 'been working very hard on arrangements for their skating party which is to be held March 1 at the roller rink from 8 to 11 pjn. Bob Bitter man is in cnarge. On the publicity committee are Shirley Berthoux, Martha Boldt, Lois Claybaugh, Shirley Conway, Carol Gnadt, Dorothy Kopp, Joyce Krumwiede, Pat Long, Ann Marie May, Delores Mercure, Peg Stammer and Donna Raycrflt. /On the ticket committee are Doris Dermott, Barbara Eggett, Judy Freund, Jackie Moss, Karen Olson, Shirley Thurlwell,: Betty Wright and Penny Fike. ) F.T.A. A few ot the future teachers have been helping Miss Clark in the homemaking department. These girls are Karen Olson, Angeline Sitko, Carol Bell and Penny Fike. Miss Clark reports that all of these girls have natural ability, were atye to have responsibilities and showed promise of beiner very good teachers. Nice going kids. FRI. A SAT. FEB. 26-27 "Back To Gods Country" Rock Hudson - Marcia Henderson Also MATTNEE SAT. FEB. ?7 SUN., MON. & TUBS. FEB. 28 - MAR. 1-2 "Miss Sadie Thompson" • Rita Hayworth - Jose Ferrer WED. A THURS.. MAR. 3-4 "The Song Of Bernadette" Jennifer Jones - William Eythe GENOA T H E A T R E G t N O A C I T V W : i O N '• I N On Hwy. 12 in Genoa I'Ry FRI. & SAT. FEB. 26-27 JAWS OP DEATH!-. HOSPITAL AUXIUARt SPONSORS BENEFIT PARTIES MARCH If f Committees for the annua! St. Patrick's day card parties, sponsored by the women's auxiliary of Memorial hospital, are now being formed under the general chairmanship of Miss Minnia Bohn and Mrs. Ralph Peacocflt, Both the afternoon party, staiV ing at 1:30 o'clock, and the evening social event to start at 8 will be held at the Moose lodge on Clay street in Woodstock. Tables will be in readiness for all kinds of card games. There will be prizes and refreshments and the public is cordially invitad to attend. • , , Proceeds from this event will go into the auxiliary's general fund, from which the ladies have purchased many useful articles for the hospital, including the dishwasher, an ice cube /machlni^ wardrobes, a record library arid several incubators. TCWNE Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 Grand Avenue, Fox Lake, HL PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRI. A SAT. FEB. 26-27 "WAR ARROW" In Color Jeff ^Chandler - Susan Ball Maureen O'Hara BUN. A MON. FEB. 28, MAR. 1 "FORBIDDEN" Tony Curtis - Joanne Dru TUES., WED. A THURS. 1 MAR. 2-3-4 The New Mario Lanza Musical BECAUSE YOUR MINE* In Technicolor FRI. & SAT. MAR. 5-6 "3 Sailors And A Girl" Jane Powell - Gordon MacRae In Technicolor [SIBim* AUUl , ,jo-i? mature -- 'X THE JURY" SUN. A MON. FEB. 28, MAR. 1 Double Thrill Features Low Cost Fuel At Your Door Why use out-iribded fuels with all the extra work they cause? We will deli v e r convenient, thrifty, safe Bottled Gas direct to your door, wherever you live. ALTHOFF1 HARDWARE "McHenry County's Leading Hardware" Phone 284 S01 Main St. McHenry, 111. •mi 202-525. Althoff's, 2 Lee A Ray, 1; Barth, 502; Brand, 501; Althoff, 221-552; G. Schaefer, 214-237-608; B. Peisert, 214-588. , McGee's, 2 -- T. Olsen & Son. 1 Mrftthesius, 579; Bob, 512; Bill, 22 18 16 513; Vic, 206-234-593. C.O.F. 7:00-- 0 4 Kreutzer's, 2291 -- Meyer's, 4 512191; B. Meath, 504; F. Meyer, 1 1 J 228-532; N. Justen, 200-542. 1 5 Thennes', 2376 -- Miller's, 2278; 12 3 4 1 Totals 23 10 20 receiving plaques for distinguish- Field goal totals were even, Scpre by Quarters: ed service in sports in 1953 I "" IV" """" pointed out that a year ago he McHenry <64 an edge at the free throw line sat in the audience and hoped some day he might move to the _ dias. "I'm here tonight, thanks tc George Sisler," Thomas said in paying tribute to the Pirate batting instructor and scout. Sisler * took hold of me last summer, ; helped stz aighten out my faults and I finished up pretty good. I would like to take this opportuni- \ ty to publicly thank George Sisler." . • ' , (George Sisler will be one of * the featured writers in a series of articles to appear soon in the Plaindealer on "How to Play" fha gattt of baaeball.) Comstock F. Oeffling Yokley L. Freund . M. Freund Totals Harvard (55) Robinson PutnaiB Argalf Rott Cook FG FT PF 4 2 3 D. Fredricks, 207-524; H. Conway, 528. C.O.F. 9:00-- Thennes', 2370 ' Freund's, 2345; Steffan, 509; B, Thennes, 534. Diedrich's, 2473 -- Wink el's, 2299; A. S. Blake, 201-568; D. Need a Rubber stamp? Order}Weber, 523; Weingart, 203-526; It now at tiie Plalnaeaier. A. Weber, 513; Diedrich, 500. McHenry: Harvard: 11 19 14 18--62 15 16 9 16--56 25 14 12 FG FT PF 9 4 4 ! 2 • 2 2 0 1 2 0 1 10 1 5 Totals 25 5 13 Score by Quarters: McHenry: 16-16-14-18--64 Harvard 18- f-13^i8--55 HANS FLACH BODY & FENDER REPAIRS COMPLETE PAINTING FULLY GUARANTEED 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY JOB Discount Not Allowed To Dealers or Garages W9 FRONT ST. PHONE 244-1* The V.F.W. Auxiliary and the following Stores are cooperating in raising funds for the McHenry Library. Details at your grocery Friday and Saturday, Feb. 26 & 27. M & M MARKET BARBIAN BROS. HUPPY & LEO'S SCHAEFER'S CENTRAL CERTIFIED STORE BETTY CROCKER - White, Yellow, Devils Food, Honey Spioe Cake Mixes 3pk*» 89c Ginger Bread Mix 2^- 50c Angel Food Mix 3pk** $100 Other Betty Crocker Products SOFTASILK - B.C. PIE CRUST MIX WHEATIES - CHEERIOS - KIX BISOUICK 20 OZ. -- BISQUICK 40 Os. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR • '. 'ti 2 - 5 - 10 - 25 Lb. Bags BRANDO Dm My ihsVit CnM n* WH&ONC A 0CUWM flCTMC • swuvmnrMM And -- "JET JOBTUBS., WED. & THURS. MAR. 2-3-4 ' f i! r."![trs §;mt$on fhe only theatre outside metopolitan cities equipped foi Cinemascope. All pictures art iow shown on huge Panoramic Screen. ENDS THURS., FEB. 25 In Cinemascope HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE" 7RI. 4| SAT: i FEB. 26-21 2 Technicolor Hits 'SECOND CHANCE' with Robert Mitchum ALSO Conquest Of Cochise with John Hodiak MIDNITE SHOW SAT. FEB. 27 ALSO ' 9UN. - MON.. FEB. 28, MAR. 1 Miss Sadie Thompson Rita Hayworth T.N.T. In Technicolor -- Aldo Ray Y ADVLTS ONLY! TUES., WED. A THURS. MARCH 2-3-4 rhe Perfect Family Entertain ment! "FOREVER FEMALE" Ginger Rogers, William Holder DRIVE THE NEW TRUCKS •Mey r"-- NEW! MOST VISIBILITY NEW! ROOMIEST CABS NEW V-8's AND FAMOUS 6's | NEW! SHARPEST TURNING I I NEW! LOWER LOADING FRICED WITH TNE LOWEST J 5 M I N U T E S B E H I N D THE W H E E L W I L L FltOVE DODGE A BETTER DEALI S00 or phone vi today A.S. Blake Motor Sates Inc. 801 E. Pearl St. Phone 156 McHenry, HI.