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Pag« Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 22, 19590. Those stalwart Warriors of McHenry High showed what they are -made of as they fought their way to victory at Barrington last Saturday afternoon. Knocking off the league leaders was a man size job and the Mandli boys were men all the way. Coach Mandli told us early in the season that this is a team that worked together and could fool the experts. McHENRY UPSETS BARRINGTON'S HOMECOMING WITH 18-13 WIN IN FINAL MINUTES OF PLAY By John Barry Now comes the job of trying to take care of a strong Palatine team Friday night on Mc- Cracken Field. This will be the last home game of the season. On Friday, Oct. 30, the Warriors travel to Dundee. The final game will be played at Libertyville Saturday, Nov. 7. Any of you fellows who are interested in playing on a town basketball team are urged to attend a meeting in St. Mary's gym next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. If you want advance information about the team, call Art Beck (Ev 5-4956) or Chuck Pearce (Ev 5-3524). The Northern Illinois Amateur Basketball association will consist of real fast teams from Algonquin. Marengo, Dundee, Huntley. Woodstock. St. Charles, Cary and McHenry. All bom? nmps will be played at 2:30 nm on Sunday in St. Mary's gym. Basketball is coming round the bend, the first game on this town team schedule will be played against Cary in McHenry. More about this team after the meeting We expect to see a real good team representing McHenry. Some people wonder why we do not run reports on the S o p h o m o r e f o o t b a l l g a m e s . Just to set the records straight, the North Suburban Conference does not permit schools to publicize the Soph games. The job the Soph coaches have is to teach the boys the game f»nd see thnt they are prepared fo" varsity play. The Lakemoor association is contributing $100 to the McHenry Swimming Pool project. The association consists of a group interested in worthy projects in the Lakemoor area. The various fund raising drives conducted at Steff and Wally Szareks /iave been instrumental in raising thousands of dollars for the Lakemoor community projects. On a bright and chilly Saturday afternoon an inspired McHenry team thrilled fans by upsetting the highly rated Barrington Bronchos 18-13. An over capacity Homecoming crowd couldn't believe their eyes as the fighting Bronchos were corralled by determined Warriors. At the conclusion of the game, it was difficult to decide who was the most excited over the win, as many football players wearing various Colored lettermen's jackets leaped the fences to hug and congratulate the Warriors. It was observed that the coaches from various North Suburban Schools were well represented among the crowd of enthusiastic fans. The Bronchos' coach, Tom Frederides, commented after the game, "Your boys played good ball; they deserved to win." Coaches Mandli and Hutchinson were well pleased with the Warriors as they played hard, and never stopped fighting until the final gun. McHenry's win puts them into a four way tie for first place with Barrington, Crystal Lake, and Woodstock. The next few weeks may not determine the outcome of this race, for it looks as though it will go right down to the wire. McHenry's first touchdown cnme on an 11 yard end run by Butch Justen who was set free by neat blocks from Steinbach, Gantert. and Miller. The touchdown was set-up by a 32 yard run by Tom Miller who was playing fullback as well as a halfback to fill in for Joe Sanford who may be back for the Palatine game. The PAT was missed. With five minutes of the first quarter gone. Barrington was forced to punt, but it was blocked by Angelo Budasi to be recovered on the Bronchos' 32 yard line. Three plays later the Warriors scored again on a 17 yard pass from Steinbach to Tom Fisher. The PAT was missed. Freund -- Times Carried 12; Total Yds. -10; Average -5. Miller, Tom -- Times Carried 10; Total Yds. 68; Average 6.8.' Morenz -- Times Carried 2; Total Yds. 7; Average 3.5. Steinbach -- Times Carried 8; Total Yds. 29; Average 3.5. Steinspring -- Times Carried 0; Total Yds. 0^ Average 0. . . Team Total --f Times Carried 34; Total Yds. 144; Average 4. ' McHenry Team Fumbled -- 2 Lost -- 1 Yards gained by passing Attempted -- 9 Completed -- 4 Total Yds. -- 74 Punts -- 35 yds. First downs -- 9 Barrington Team Yards gained by rushing First Half -- 91 yds. Second Half -- 17 yds. Team Total -- 108 yds. Yards gained by passing First Half -- 64 yds. Second Half -- 43 yds. Team Total -- 107 yds. Punts -- blocked Punt Returns (1) -- 0 yds. Average -- 0 Opponents First Downs First Half -- 5 l Second Half -- 6 Total -- 11 Fumbled -- 1 Lost -- 1 Score 12 3 McHenry ... 12' 0 0 Barrington .. 0 6 0 F. -18 -13 MARIAN tBUBM vs RURtJNGTOM SATURDAY NIGHT Marian Central Catholic high school's young team moves into competition on more nearly equal to the new school's enrollment and experience this Saturday night at Burlington, Wis. Undismayed by a five-game losing streak. Coach Tom Parsley has his team at nearly full With seven seconds left in | strength for the battle against « t. , §t Mary's of Burlington at 8 DATL.Y PTN-T7PS Doing what's right without reward, is more rewarding than doing wrong without remorse. A poor lo?er is one who carries the chip on his shoulder when it's gone off the table. A parrot is the bird that's content to repeat without broadcasting. The state of matrimony, like any other state needs some capitol. Age is not so much a question of years as a quest of mind. Experience is never bought at a bargain price but can be sold for a song. Anonymous Lake Region Sports Car Club Lake Region Sports Car Club, Saturday, October 31 -- Annual Masque Halloween Party, Chapel Hill Country Club, 9 pm. Members and invited guests. Make advance reservations by October 29 with Grace Somers, 1120 Madison Ave., Wauconda, 111. Results of Ham& Egg Rallye n -- Sept. 26. 1. Gregg and Gregg -- Corvette 2. Bentz and Crandall -- 190 S.L. 3. Larson and Larson -- V. W. Chia SHOP IN McHENRY the first half the Bronchos completed a fourth down pass play from Post to Bryant for 22 yards and a touchdown. The PAT was missed. Half time score 12-6. The third quarter was scoreless as both teams failed to threaten. Both Barrington and McHenry scored in the fourth ouarter. The Bronchos scored first on an 80 yard march, climaxed by a yard plunge by Kinnamon for the touchdown. The PAT was converted by Larry Moore making the score 13-12 in favor of the Bronchos. McHenry showed true spirit and desire as they came back with 6 minutes left to score once again. The touchdown drive was set up by a 35 yard pass from Paul Morenz to Mike Gantert. Four plays later Steinbach carried the ball over on a 4 yard plunge. The PAT was missed. Barrington came back, but the Warriors held them as their defense tightened up. On the fourth down Barrington tried a final pass which was snatched by Bill Oeffling putting a damper on the Bronchos' hopes. Steinbach carried the ball twice to run out the remaining time to seal the victory. McHenry 18 Barrington 13. The Warriors once again played a good defensive game, as they held the Bronchos when it really counted. Men doing an excellent job on both offense and defense are: Angelo Budase. Tom Fisher, Allen Franz, John Gates. Bob Gates. Mike Gantert, Jim Hester, Butch Justen, Bill Oeffling. Keith Peters. John Steinbach. Jerry Thennes. George V e r g a r a. Jerome Aguirre, Pat Buckie. Butch Fspev. Gary Francke, Bill Hintze. Nick Groh. Tim Marshall. Bob Miller, Tom Miller, Paul Morenz, H. Stenespring, Ron Freund. Roeer Swanson. STATISTICS Justen -- Times Carried. 12: Tntai yds. 51; Average 4.25 yds. p.m. In each of the first battles' the Hurricanes faced larger, more experienced teams. At Crystal Lake against Immaculate Conception of Elmhurst last weekend, for example, Parsley had 13 players in action the first half. Elmhurst used 27, yet gained only a 13-6 margin at that point. The best team in the Northeast Catholic conference, IC finally wore down the Hurricanes and won, 34-12. In Saturday's battle, Marian will play a team which St. Mary's of Woodstock whipped last season, 13-6. Most of Marian's players were on the Woodstock school's roster before the county-wide parochial school was established this season. After this weekend's game, Marian has three more contests on its schedule. The Hurricanes visit Elgin to face St. Edward on November 1 in an afternoon game. They visit North Boone at Capron on November 6, and end the season November 15 with an intersquad game. FOX VALLEY RIDEHS McHenry Recreation Business Mens League: (10-8- 59) Mikes Fireside, 2469; Jandts City Service, 2835; (w-handiicap) R. Pieroni, 503; H. Hans, Bimbo's No. 2, 2745; North Bridge Marine, 2639; (w-handcap) R. Pieroni, 503; H. Hans, 203, 529. Snug Harbor, 2560; Buss Motors,-2828; (w-handicap) G. Sayler,/516; R. Boro, 206, 545; D. Schaefer, 211, 521. Ludwig Milk, 2589; Bimbo's No. 1, 2756; (w-handicap) E. Pieroni, 222, 515. M c H e n r y W e l d i n g , 2 7 1 8 ; Brennans Milk Service, 2583; (w-handicap) D. Kraus, 240, 552; R. Bryson, 207, 202, 206* 615. Bob's, 2469, Ackerman Bros. Const., 2694; (w-handicap) Business Men's League: (10- 15-59. McHenry Weld i n g, 2849; Ludwig Milk, 2697; (W-handicap) R. Bryson, 546. Mike's Fireside, 2528; Snug Harbor, 2771; (w-handicap) A. McCarroll, 566. Bimbo's No. 1, 2859; Jandt's City Service, 2689; (w-handicap) H. Weyland, 210. Brennan Milk Service, 2720; Bob's, 2514; (w-handicap). North Bridge Marine, 2613; Ackerman Bros. Const., 2659; (w-handicap). Bimbo's No. 2, 2614; Buss Motors, 2702; (w-handicap). Nite Owls: E. Hoyte, 451; H. Scliroeder, 369; L. Worts, 403; E. Rand, 178, 488; L. Vacondio, 472; J. Smith, 426; F. Anderson, 443; A. Schwingle, 445; M. Otto, 384; J. Bartelt. 377; L. Stone, 192, 452;-M. Etheridge, 407; R. Simon, 433; E. Varese, 361; R. Kluk. 184, 172, 492; G. O'Brien. 388; A. Borovec, 365; A. Gausden, 179, 450; H. Solchenberger. 435; R. Romkowski, 174, 460; M. Larson, 365; D. Cusack, 176, 470. Railroads: E. Hoyte, 5-10; L. Worts, 5-10; G. Steinsdorfer, 5-7; E. Rand, 5-7-9; L. Vacondio. 5-8-10. Ten Pin Queens: Rutledge Caddy Cart, 2362; S.R.A. No. 1, 2170; (w-handicap) M. Doherty, 185, 526; L. Michels, 200, 503. No. 8, 2269; Cristy and Stendebach, 2327; (w-handicap) W. Gehrke, 189; S. Schaefer, 158; N. Cristy, 164; P. Wight. 162. Merrill Woolen. 2274; Elsie's Charm House, 2125; (w-handicap) M. Longfield, 6-7-9-10. McHenry Recreation, 2339; Bunglow Inn. 2490: (w-handicap) T. Steffan, 189, 533; E. Wirfs. 202, 470; K. Kurbyun, 191. 502. S.R.A. No. 2, Snug Harbor Boat Club, 2348; (w-handicap). Thursday 9:15 P.M. Lakeside Inn, 2589; F. M. Television, 2723; (w-handicap) E. Kroncke. 209; J. Hojnacki, 225. 201, 603. Old Bridge, 2541; Bimbos, 2 8 2 1 ; ( w - h a n d i c a p ) L a r k i n , 204, 200: W. Pierce, 202. , Kent. 2693; Northern Illinois Machinists. 2630; (w-handican) Gilliford. 210: Kleinhuizen, 209; Rodenkirck, 212. Park Pub, 2653; Carey Electric, 2394; (w-handicap) J. Marsella, 202. H. E. Buch & Sons, 2605; Freund Oil, 2742; (w-handicap) C. Kronke, 207; W. Sigman, 226, 601. McHenry Major League: J. Greene, 210, 202, 197, 609; S. Buenzli, 224; J. Janotta, 216; M. Crouch, 212; M. Gath, 233; J. Klein, 201; R. Jager, 237; B. Long, 234. C.D. of A.: C. Boro, 209, 506; N. Me- Auliff, 184, 412; A. Gaulke, 186, 468; G. Sigman, 188, 499; E. Smithson, 451; J. Weyland, 171; L. Smith, 176, 469; F. Weyland, 177; D. Chelini, 431; S. Ballowe. 184, 451; M. Stoffel, 179, 450. Commercial: Worts Service Station. 2680<i Alley 1 and 2: R. Bryson, 203, 576; V. Freund, 212; T. Brotherton, 201. Alley 3 and 4: R. Wehrnstein, 211, 554; A. Barrett, 199, 576. Alley 5 and 6: T. Ward, 202-546; R. Cyno- %a. 203-544; B. Barth, 203-542. Alley 7 and 8: D. Wehrnstein, 193-555; Paustian, 202-540. Finance It At McHenry State Bank The final race and Illinois State Champion Scrambles Race was a great success. After Wednesday evening, meeting, the Club went on a run to see State Line Riders movies of Motorcycling Events at Catalina Island and Scrambles in England. Some people prefer to be counted out when the time comes to give an accounting. FREE HUG SHAMPOO DEMONSTRATION Fri., October 22nd 7--9 P . M . At ED'S RENTAL. Inc. 704 Front St. Phone EV 5-4123 NOTICE g FROM NOW 'TIL DEC. 24th McHENRY TV WILL j | GIVE A FREE PORTABLE 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO I | AND LEATHER CARRYING CASE WITH EACH NEW j g TV PURCHASED. j i j | THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO GET THE i | NEW TV YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR AND A FREE ! | GIFT FOR YOURSELF OR ONE OF THE FAMILY, j Brennan Milk Service, 2711; (w-handicap) R. Pickrum, 234, 599; H. Blake, 549. Marks Sports Center, 2664; Craft Bulk Coolers, 2739; (whiandicap) W. Long, 568; C. Behnke, 203, 539. Bimbo's, 2499; Thread and Gage Co., Inc., 2691; (w-handicap) D. Buralli, 528. Georges White House, 2732; McHenry State Bank, 2676; (w-handicap) I. Greene, 211, 552; J. Lonze, 201, 528. Kleinhans Lumber, 2889; Garrelts Contracting Co., 2937; (w-handicap) P. A. Freund, 217; R. Low, 208, 539; R. Gilliford, 214, 548; R. Hignight, 201; R. Kleinhuizen, 209, 20b, 573; E. Amann, 216, 234, 619; E. Steinsdorfer, 538; R. Garrelts, 531. McHenry Laundry, 2601; V.F.W. Lodge, 2587; (w-handicap) J. Clark, 558. Palace Tavern League: Fred and Irene, 2683; Atlas Prager; 3069; (w-handicap) W. Meddings, 209, 546; B. Kreutzer, 574. McDonald's, 3073; Hans', 2859; (w-handicap) B. Brennan, 215. 204, 589; F. Matthesius, 532; H. Behnke, 539. George's, 2933; Holiday Inn, 2776; (wrhandicap) Sonny, 535. Joe's Tap, 2867; Whitey's, 2716; (w-handicap) Geno, 544. 9:00 Ladies: Castle View Inn, 2123; Riverside Bake Shop, 2149; (w-handicap) J. Dillon, 424; L. Paluch, 431; M. Powers, 407; L. Steffes. 434. Mark's, 2061; Sportsman's Inn, 2084; (w-handicap) D. Kelsey, 421; EJ, Winkel, 423; A. Gaulke, 439. 7:00 Monday Ladies: Walsh Insurance, 1666; Team 2. 1886; (with handicap) L. Crouch, 415; D. Loeffelholz, 188. 464. Carey Appliances, 1907; McHenry Disposal, 1504; (w-handicap) 7:00 C.O.F. T. Thennes, 516, R. L. Freund, 504. 9:00 C.O.F. H. Freund, 510; A. Schaefer, 541; G. M. Freund, 220, 542. Tomasello Major League F. M. Television held its one game margin over Hank's Tavern Jby winning two games while Hank's also won two. for for Highlights High Individual game week: R. Stilling, 234. High Individual series week: R. Stilling, 587. High Team game for week: Tomasello's, 898. High Team series for week: Tomasello's', 2f6&6! V. Hurry-Uppers: Eva Schaefer has high game of 203, Vivian Smith has second high game of 199 and Isabell Stilling has third high game of 189. Central Garage is in first place with 12 won and 6 lost. Ray's Creamy Cone is second with 11 won and 7 lost; Dormeyer is third with 10 won and 8 lost. Fridav Nite League: L. Schmitt. 196-527; W. Miller, 182-179-530; J. Baldwin, 210-181-538; B. Litwin, 218- 206-582; W. Kowalski. 210- 181-555; F. Ansell, 189-184- 523; G. Kay, 197-189-519. ENROLLS AT CONCORDIA Vera Ahrens of Rt. 5, McHenry. is enrolled at Concordia Teachers' college, River Forest, studying to become a teacher in the elementary and secondary parochial school system of the Lutheran church, Missouri synod. OUR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM AT MCHS HAS FINE 5-2 RECORD The McHenry Cross Country Team is having another good year with a 5-2 record. With four returning lettermen and with the aid of the new runners, the Warriors should top last year's record. The returning lettermen are Mike Creighton, who set a new record for the McHenry course and a new county meet record, Jim Hanson, who should be the number one man on the team next year, Jay Walkington, who should have his best year this year, and Dave Miller. A couple of new runners who should really give the team a lift are Roger Zahn and Tom Creighton. The Warriors will race against Elgin and Palatine this coming week. These" two races will probably be the toughest races of the year. "r. F. W. Auxiliary News Florence Svoboda IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE The regular meeting of the V. F. W. auxiliary to Post 4600, was called to order by president Daisy Smith, Monday, Oct. 12, 8 p.m., at the club house. There were four new members. The V.F.W. obligation was given to Helen Jorgenson, Wilma Aylward, Sylvia Hess and Mary Hess. We are having a jam and jelly shower Oct. 26 for the V. F. W. National Home, Eaton Rapids, Mich. President Daisy Smith, is s t r e s s i n g A m e r i c a n i s m t h i s month. Our president attended the kick-off dinner for the McHenry area swimming pool at the high school Tuesday, Oct. 13 and others. Attending from the auxiliary were, Marion Schoenholtz, Tina Morrison, Pauline Pries, Mary Lou Miller and Grayce Dobyns. The president attended the election of officers for the county polio drive for 1960. The meeting was held at Crystal Lake. President Daisy Smith has plans for a full program to raise funds for the national foundation for research to prevent the tragedy of crippling diseases, birth defects, arthritis and polio. We are happy to report at this time that Gail Marquart, a daughter of our member Jean, is well on the way to recovery. The V. F. W. Auxiliary, Red Cross and American Legion were on hand in Edgebrook Heights giving sandwiches and coffee to the utility company workers who were restoring order after the tornado struck that area. Those from our auxiliary were president Daisy Smith, Gertrude Barbian, Doris Moffet, Marion Schoenholtz and two McHenry Shore volunteers. Mildred Whetterhult and Shirley Lamerand. There will be a masquerade party for post and auxiliary members, Saturday, Oct. 31. Also our anniversary dinner date is Nov. 14. Oct. 28 and 29 will be the days for the rummage sale at the club house, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Here is a golden opportunity to rid your house of .unwanted articles and make this sale a success. Next auxiliary meeting will be Monday, Oct. 26, 8 p.m. Please attend. Girl Scouts TROOP 464 Girl Scout Troop 464 resumed its meetings at the Junior high school. Mrs. Clarence Regner is our adult leader and Mrs. Robert Myers and Mrs. Leonard Blake, co-leaders. The girls divided into three patrols and elected their patrol GO KART CLUB NEWLY ORGANIZED, AT WING 'N FIN The Wing 'N Fin Regional Go Kart Club of America, Inc., has been recently organized in the McHenry area. This is >a fascinating new sport. Tha» ' track at the Win 'N Fin is theonly known authorized one at the present time in Lake and' v-f. McHenry county and will be leader and assistant leader as available for racing on ice this follows: Patrol 1, Theresa winter. Freund, leader; Nancy Schmunk, assistant; Patrol.2, Linda Regner, leader; Nancy Burg, assistant; Patrol 3, Loreen Getner, leader; Kathy Boone, assistant. At the October 5 meeting, the troop decided to have a t r o o p b i r t h d a y p a r t y a n d Thanksgiving party combined on Nov. 16. Entertainment will be furnished by Patrol 3 for the mothers, and girls., Refreshments will be planned by Patrol 1, and decorations and clean-up duties will be handled by Patrol 2. The mothers are being invited to help the Girl Scouts celebrate their troop birthday. At our Oct. 12 meeting, we had election of officers, rhe following girls were elected: President, Becky Kissling; vicepresident, Linda Herdrich; secretary, Kathy Lafontaine; treasurer, Melody Mandziara. Dues were collected and attendance taken. After that we played a few games and had a discussion on penalizing girls who do not come to the meetings in uniform. We then proceeded to vote on this matter. We closed our meeting with singing Taps and had our Goodnight Circle. Kathy Lafontaine TROOP 748 At thee first meeting of Troop 478, Holiday Hills, we elected officers. They are Alice Bremer, treasurer, and Jane Oleyar, secretary. The fly-ups were welcomed into the troop. We talked about going to a museum and about going to the Old People's Home. Jane Oleyar S|T<?retary • CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my sincere thanks for cards, prayers and visits while I was in the .hospital and since my return home. Gladys Freund 25 The club is now accepting memberships. Anyone interested may contact any of the following officers: Roy Thompson, Jr., president; Harry Hans, vice-president; James Thomp* son, secretary or Frank Gregory, treasurer. JOHN OLSON TO HEAD ST. MARY'S SCHOOL SODALITY At a recent meeting of St. Mary's high school sodality, of- »• ficers for the new school yej&r were elected: John Olsdn, ior, was elected president; Gretchen Saylor, junior, treasurer; Tom Antonsen, sopho-v more vice-president; and Betty Barbier, freshman, secre- , tary. An old-fashioned square dance was enjoyed by seventyfive young people of the McHenry area, sponsored by the . sodality, at the Tony Poss farm on Rt. 31. Bill Althoff showe^ the 'teen-agers some fancy steps to the rhythm of his calls. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spohr, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hettermann assisted Father Nilges and Father Rennell in organizing the dance party. A delicious barbeque was prepared by Mrs. Spohr and served by ' the chaperones. The entire group thoroughly enjoyed the evening in the rustic setting 4$ the large barn, complete with cob webs, bales of straw and pumpkins. A Thanksgiving dance and party is being planned by the sodality, to be held in St. Mary's gymnasium. A thief rarely pays any attention to the moral principles of !his victim. STEFFAN'S 5-10c W. Main St. SPECIAL Thermal Underwear S - M - L - XL $1.90 each GLOVES 29c Pr. & up NNELS 1 Mile East o? the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreem 5-3436 1© and BOAHDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Healed & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving f f i i L L € n THURS - FRI - SAT John Wayne - William Holden "THE HORSE SOLDIERS" also "THE MYSTERIANS" SAT. MORNING 10 A.M. FREE KIDDIE SHOW "COMANCHE" SUN - MON - TUES Clint Walker "Kookie" Byrnes "YELLOWSTONE KELLY" Starts Wed - Oct. 28 "THE SPIDER" and 'THE BRAINEATERS' CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this Opportunity to thank everyone for Masses, flowers, gifts amP cards during my recent stay in the hospital and while convalescing from surgery. Mrs. Wallace E. Dobyns *25 THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 251 Open Daily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING • 125 CARS'. Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Childmi WED-THURS-FRI-SAT OCT 21-22-23-24 "A HOLE IN THE HEAD" * starring Frank Sinatra Edw. G. Robinson Eleanor Parker Admission Prices: Adults .75 Child. .25 (Special children's matinee Sat., Oct. 24th. One show only. Doors open 1:00 p.m. Show starts 1:30 p.m.) £" SUN-MON-TUES-WED OCT 25-26-27-28 CRYSTAL LET'S GO ROLLER SKAYIK!© AT JUST FOR EtOUiR RINK ROUTE SI -- McHENRY, ILL. Open Tues.f Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. FRI - SAT -- OCT 23-24 Double Feature Program "THUNDER OVER THE PLAIHS" Randolph Scott - Phyllis Kirk WarnerColor and "I DIED A THOUSAND TIMES" Jack Palance - Shelley Winters Sat. Nite Late Show, Oct.. 24 Teenage Violence! » "JUVENILE JUNGLE" SUN - MON - TUES OCT 25-26-27 Frank Sinatra Edward G. Robinson "A HOLE IN THE HEAD" CinemaScope & Color Added -- Color Cartoon WED - THURS - OCT 28-29 Double Feature Program "THE SILVER CHALICE" Virginia Mayo - Pier Angeli CiemaScope & WarnerColor Also Jane Wyman - Van Johnson "MIRACLE IN THE RAIN" i JIM J6SBRW MOORtBAQKUSLMUIIS 'colon by OE LUXE STKEOPHON1C SOUND! ^ ^taannsasannn FRI - SAT -- OCT 23-24 Double Feature Both in Technicolor WALT DISNEY'S "DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE" and "HERCULES" . Special Kiddie Show Sunday, Oct. 25 -- 3:00 P.M. All Cartoon Show and 3 Stooge Comedy SUN - MON - TUES OCT 25-26-27 Sunday show at 5 - 7 & 9 p.m. Clark Gable - Carroll Baker "BUT NOT FOR ME' 4 WED - THURS -- OCT 28-29 MARIO LANZA "FOR THE FIRST TIME" (TechniColor & CinemaScope)