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Pagt Fotir THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, July 7, 19& &,£a*£. U/tdkJv I HEAR -- | The fireworks are over, anther busy Fourth of July has 3ne in McHenry history. A imeentrated area around the American Legion Carnival ^founds seemed ready to burst the seams Monday night as ifers jockeyed for vantage points. Policemen and firemen again stayed on the job to handle the crowds and meet emergencies. How they handle so many so ably is more than we can imagine. LITTLE LEAGUE i Tom Blair pitched Gene Adams' Orioles to a 10-2 win over the Eagles on Monday and then turned hitter*5 on Thursday with three hits as the Orioles downed the Cardinals 14- 2. Paul Adams homered as Ricky Piatt pitched a steady game for the winners. Bobby Grenveur pitched shut out ball and Jimmy Mars homered as the Falcons walloped the Cardinals 15-0. Richie Meyers. a nine year old Falcon, JOHNSNIRGWK AND LOSES WEEKEND BALL 6MCS Tigers Play Four Games This Week; Two Games Sunday SOFTBALL NOTES SHAMROCKS DEFEAT ELGIN ARROWS 15-5 The Tigers beat Crystal BEHIND RON MAHER Lake 7-5 in Sunday's game, but Richmond won Monday's game. Sunday the Shamrocks defeated the Elgin Arrows 15-5 J behind the pitching of Ron i Mauer. The win was their fifth 1 of the year against five losses. • The batting stars of the game 'were Denny Freund, Gene ; Freund, and John Knox. Denny ! Freund collected four hits and beating Johnsburg, 5-1. In Sunday's game. Crystal Lake started out fast, scoring three in the first inning. Johnsburg came right back to score two in their half of the first. Drafz settled down after the first inning and allowed only two more runs.the rest of the Last Tuesday night Hettermann ended the first round undefeated by downing Holy Name 18 to 9. Led by Tom Oeffling's 4 hits and homers I by Lloyd Freund, Dick Hiller | and Bob Brennan, .Hettermann I scored 10 runs in the first inn- : ing on 6 hits and 4 errors. J Harry Brown homered for Holy Name in the 4th. At 2 Saturda afternoon Holy Name 0004023-- 9 10 5 Tt . „ y e noon, i Hettermann 1003032 --18 18 4 I y ' P Y C- began its Satj Hans' Tavern scored 19 runs I ur(iay series as well as the in defeating Holiday Inn 19to J Hertz series races. The winner , 9. Hans' scored in every inning J of this first race was Ron but the 5th. Jim Busch led Schloemer. A slight casualty Hans' with 3 straight hits with occurred near the end of the McHenry by Chris Nelson By Jack Buckle drove in three runs. Gene I game. Johnsburg pushed across "Freund and John Knox each I four in the fifth inning which We-^tnow" there are sweltering da>;s ahead, but after "the Fourth ot July, it always seems the summei is going'down hill. This dates back to school days when we worried about vacation slipping-away. gave the crowd a thrill when ! f had three hits Gene also had .put the game out of Crystal He lined a hit off the home run i fo^runs batted in for the day. Lakes reach, fence ® I Jack Schaefer collected two The Blue.birds finallv got in- ' hits, w_ it,h Lee„ M a, i, Roge.r B_e nto action and knocked off the *?n" Bob Mathews, and Ron front running Owls 4-3. Jim. , Mauer ^ch getting one ap.ece. In Monday's game, Ed Mack and Ted Schaefer pitched shutout ball until Richmond pushed across two runs in the sixth. "••'Stock cars were stuck in the jud last Saturday night at nimot^ after a downpour that iused cancellation of the ices. For the many race fans Worn the McHenry area, we fmt to report that another ogram is set for Saturday night of this week. $ i -mc John Knox came in to report j5iat the Shamrocks will play a double header here next Sunday. Harvard will be here at 1 o'clock, Dundee at 3:30. my Joe Glosson pitched brilliantly in relief to gain the win. Dave Meyer cut down the tying run at the plate on a beautiful throw from center field. A double by John Meyer and a clutch single by Kit Carstens brought in the winning run. Gerry Glosson homered as the Falcons beat the Bluebirds 15-12 in a wild game. Ron Parks' second homer of the year and two hits by Jim Pierson led the Owls to a 11-3 win over the Eaglps in a game that was close until the, final inning. > Major League Standings Won Lost Last Tuesday Racine defeat- The Tigers scored one in the • The Johnsburg Tigers will be at home to Dundee at 1 o'clock Sunday, then hurry up to Richmond fi>r their second •i?fcune. Falcons 5 Owls 5 Bluebirds .1 Orioles 2 Eagles 2 Cardinals 0 3 So, you baseball fans can •pick up a game any time Sun- ;day, and please be sure you iare welcome. 3 The Pony League diamond |was in nice shape last Sunday Ifor the grand opening. Players, amanagers, officers and sponsors "Wfer^ introduced before a lloyal, but too small crowd. We jwonder why so few people take •jan interest in these youth pro- Sgrams. It seems the older the •boys get the less interest is ashown. Somehow, we fell that j Seach step up in age groups lor i birds 10; Orioles 6, Cardinals fthe boys takes an added im- ; 5; Falcons 18, Bluebirds 4. MINOR LEAGUE The minor league continued to take the spotlight away from the majors with more close games this week. The Eagles finally stopped the Owls 7-4 as Norbert Rich tripled with the bases loaded in the final inning. The Owls turned in two double plays and a fine throw to the plate from left fielder Jim Kloeckner cut oft an Eagle rally. Other scores of the week were: Eagles .9, Orioles 3 in a game protested; Owls 11, Blueed the Shamrocks 15-8. The i Shamrocks were held to six hits. Jack Schaefer and Gene Freund were the batting stars 'of the game with two nits I apiece. Herb Baker and Jim : Justen got our remaining two • hits. Herb Baker hit a three : run homer in this game in the | fourth inning. ! Sunday, Harvard comes to i McHenry for a league game on , the local diamond. Dundee will be here for the second game ! of the day. 1 Shamrocks (15) I AB R II I Schaefer, ss 6 3 2 | Knox, If 4 4 3: j G. Freund, 3b 4 2 3 ! 1 D. Freund. 2b, lb, p 5 1 4 ; Olson, rf 6 0 0 Aguirre. rf 0 0 0 Mai. cf. lb 6 11 Benson, c 5 11 Mathews, lb, 2b, cf 5 1 1 Mauer, p, 2b 5 2 1 bottom\ot the sixth. Richmond scored three in the .eighth and Johnsburg was unable to score on Mack. Johnsburg has four games scheduled this week. Thursday", they travel to Elgin to play the Arrows. Saturday, Elgin V.FAV. plays the Tigers at Johnsburg at 2 p.m. Sunday, the Tigers play a double header with Dundee, playing the first game at Johnsburg at 1 p.m. The Tigers travel to Richmond for the second game. Everyone should come and see at least one gime. Come out and back the Tigers. .Johnsburg Tigers (7) AB R H George Street and Ron Jackson hitting triples in the 4th ; and 6th innings. Bob Gerstein i was hot with the bat for Holi- | day. getting 2 homers good for • 7 runs batted in. | Holiday I. 0014031 -- 9 8 5 ; Hans' T. 314605 -- 19 16 10 ' Old Bridge took second place J by defeating Bimbo's 17 to 11. j Bob Nolan pounded out a dou- | ble, triple J*nd 2 home runs, | driving in 7 men to lead the | team. John Hogan had three 1'singles arid a double for. Hans', i Chuck Majercik hit a two-run I homer in the 6th. Charlie Cuda {and Bill Pressell each had 3 i hits for Bimbo's with Harry ; Goldbeck hitting a two-run , homer in the 6th. i Bimbo's 0250130 -- 11 13 4 Old B. 261314 -- 17 16 10 Buss Motors won a close one from Vycital's 11 to 10. Geno Schaefer and Dick Rosing came up with 3 hits each. Rosing hitting a two-run homer in the 2nd. Bob Coss came up with the big blows for Vyci- J Totals Elgin Hillard. 2b Page, lb, p May. ss Webb, cf Crites, c Miller. 3b Davis, If Lawrence, p, lb Minoso, rf 46 (5) AB 4 5 5 5 4 3 3 4 4 15 16 T. Huemann. 3b 3 2 1 L. Freund, 2b 5 1 2 D. Hiller, cf 5 1 1 M. Freund, c 5 1 2 B. Stallman, rf 5 1 3 R. Madden, ss 4 1 1 W. Frett, lb 2 0 0 T. Oeffling, If 4 0 0 D. Drafz, p 4 0 2 R 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 37 7 12 Crystal Lake (5) AB R jportance. We dunno. Do you? * " ~ flaily Pinups A mirror is a gadget which, .when looked into may increase jconceit or destroy confidence. The eight year olds brought into the minors showed up very well in their debuts. In the regular eight year old game the Wrens beat the Larks 16- 9. Totals 37 5 10 "McHenry (10)01 000 202--15 Elgin 0 10 000 211-- 5 Racine (15) AB 3 Oberlin, lb Sime, 2b Hansen, c Wilbrandt, rf Thurow, If \ j Sunderlege, p _ | Fr. McHugh, ss Spastovich, cf Berg, 3b Ackman, p Reinhart, If : Getting into high gear takes [shifting instead of drifting. • Object lessons are the learnjing of which is more important, jjthe objective or the journey. NATIONAL BOATING SAFETY WEEK ADDS WORD OF WARNING Acquisio, cf Tempestia, lb Pauls, ss Hoeller, 2b Triebee, c Kangas, rf Petit. If Friole. 2b Williams, p 32 8 W. P. -- D, Drafz L. P. -- Ackman 2 BH -- Lloyd Freund, Reinhart, Dick Hiller. 3 BH -- Hansen. Richmond (5) , Totals •' When some folks become rbored it's as plain as the doze :on their face. :• To stuff one's pipe with ••.dreams is happier than to stuff pone's head with schemes. « Dainty dish: Filly mignon. * / Anonymous 34 Shamrocks (K) AB 15 15 Schaefer. Mai. cf ss 3b Olson, p Morenz; p Justen, rf, 2b lb Benson, c Mathews, 2b, rf Peterson, lb Aguirre, rf R 1 1 1 1 0 0 1. 1 1 1 0 H 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 President Eisenhower has designated July 3 to 9 as National Boating Safety Week. Glen D. Palmer, Director of the Department of Conservation announced. "We have a model boat registration and safety art in II- G. Freund linois and we intend to enforce Baker, If it, Palmer said. Boat operators who have not registered their boats with the Department of Conservation must do so before they launch their boats on Illinois waters." Palmer added that the huge backlog of registration applications has been overcome and now applications are processed immediately. Boat operators f)f) 9 who have not reSistered their f\ ff i boats should apply to the ot/OttJ Motorboat License Division, I Department of Conservation. Jean Wetland : state Office Building, Springi field. ! The law requires that boat , of match and : numbers be at least 3 inches The following lists the names high and be placed on the bow 1 of the winners of the races , :brought almost forty gals out of the boat in a position that ' held June 26, at Raven's Farm: , Mack 165-200 class: 1. Jim Merkner, ' 2. Tom Conley, 3. Kip Quint. 250 class: 1. John Miklosip, 2. A. E. Buetell, 3. Bob Arnold. ^ Ibivot Totals Racine Shamrocks 26 8 6 010 264 2-15 0()() 341 0-- 8 : First round :ringer tournaments on Julv llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FOX VALLEY RIDERS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AB R H B. Stilling, 2b 4 1 0 Rich Miller, 3b 3 2 1 Arseneau, If 4 ' 0 0 Kramer, cf 4 1 2 Ron Miller, c 3 0 1 Huff, ss 4 0 0 Abraham, rf 1 0 0 G. Miller, rf 3 0 0 L. Miller, lb 4 0 1 Mack, p 4 1 2 34 5 7 Johnsburg (1) AB R 11 T. Huemann, 3b 4 1 1 L. Freund, 2b 4 0 2 D. Hiller, cf 4 0 1 M. Freund, c 4 0 0 B. Stallman, rf 4 0 0 R. Madden, ss, 3 0 1 W. Frett, lb 4 0 0 T. Oeffling, If 3 0 1 T. Schaefer. p 3 0 0 Ron Smith, ph 1 0 1 3 4 . 1 W. P. -- Mack L. P. -- Ted Schaefer 2 BH -- Lloyd. Freund, Ed Sto the tee. Winners and their ; permits easy identification, -next week's opponents are list- ! Numbers must be of block ^ed below. But first let me bring characters in a color that con- Syou up-to-date on the results trasts with the color of the .tof last week's rained out ! bow of the boat. Dark numbers ATTEND INSTITUTE Marguerite Winkel and John 30-50' ciasYri. ~Lad~Malei<T'& j Armstrong of McHenry are 3events. Low Gross (event for on a light backgrbund or light George West, 3. Dick Farner. i arr)on8 seventy Northern Illi- 3the day), Floss O'Connell, numbers on a dark background 40-50 class: Nick Drobao, 2. | "°'s summer i students enrolled {Class A; Kathryn Rogers. \ are legal, but aluminum num- Don Drobao. 3. John Stewart. *U" A race when Chris Jepson and Chris Nelson tipped their boat because of an unexpected wind puff. They had some difficulty righting it, but they finnaly arrived at the pier safe and sound. Saturday night-was the annual Fourth of July dinner dance. A delicious ipast beef dinner was served by Dr. and Mrs. James McMahon and their committee of- Mr. and 'Mrs. Irwin Buchholz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davenport, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eberhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Markeson, Mr. and Mi's. Kenneth Merley, Ron Leganger and Don Looze. After dinner there was dancing. Sunday morning at 11 the second race of the Hertz Trophy Series, and the first race of the Sunday series was held. Jerry Schloemer was the winner on Y 63, Don Looze took second on Y 111, and Norm Reese ran off with third a triple in the 3rd. Buss M. 1940010 -- 11 15 2 Vycital's 1110421 -- 10 11 6 First Round Standings W L Hettermann 7 0 Old Bridge 6 1 Bimbo's 5 2 Buss Motors 4 3 Hans' Tavern 3 4 Vycital's 2 5 Holy Name 1 6 Holiday Inn 0 7 on Y 27. Once again Chris JeptaV's, a 'homer^in'The 1st* and i son and proceeded to demonance and proceded to demonstrate how he tipped the boat over the day before. Henry DeYoung and Jackie Looze, c r e w , s h o w e d C h r i s h o w t o right it and they finished the race despite the casuality. In the afternoon there was an "E" boat race which was won by Armstrongs boat, Y 11, Don Looze skipper. This being one of the first races of the E fleet, there were a few casualties. Two of the boats lost crews in the water, arid some crews had difficulty when it came to set spinnakers and reachers. Monday morning was the final race of the Hertz Series trophy with Ron Schloemer the winner, second was Norm Reese, and third, Jerry Schloemer. The winner of the Henry L. Hertz tropfty was Ron Schloemer. In the afternoon there was an E boat race for those who had the energy to go on. Jerry Schloemer was the winner of these energetic few. Next week, on Thursday, is the first of the cub boat series Lake Region Sports Car Club July 9 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club presents "The Saturday Night Rally." This is an opeh^'evftif* Start • Fl!01' p.m., Baril's Standard Service Station, Main and 176, Wauconda. Tech inspection 10 p.m. Chairman Don Jenerick, 209 Helena, Wauconda -- Phone Jackson 6-1374. July 14 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Board of Directors' meeting, 8 p.m. Chapel Hill Country Club, McHenry. July 17 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club. Watch for the Double Header! The Ladies' Gymkhana for Men plus The Men's Gymkhana for Ladies. A peck of fun for all. Watch for time and place. July 21 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Business Meeting, 8 p.m., VFW hall. McHenry. June 26 -- Results Lake Legion Sports Car CROP REPORT Total stocks of corn, both on and off Illinois farms, were the largest in almost 20 years, according to the agricultural statistics division of the state Department of Agricu 11 u r e. Soybean stocks were 13 per cent below the amount on hand a year ago but 43 per cent above average. Milk production was 3 per cent below the April 1950 output and 9 per cent be- Club Meadowdale Hi-Speed j low the Mareh average. Gymkhana. | , 1. Sairi Absher -- AH Sprite 2. Jack Salika -- Austin Healy 3. J. Marshall -- TR 3 4. R. Dagiel -- TR 3 5. Ray Stephens -- TR 3 6. A1 Bury -- Austin Healy Tt is difficult for the teenagers to realize that in another 20 to 25 years, they will be as ignorant as Ma and Pa are now. A JUMP IN TIME: Whtn Lieut. Harold Harris of the | U.S. Army Air Service para- i chuted from a plane of which ! he had lost control on Oct. 20, j 1922, over Dayton, Ohio, his j life became the first ever saved in an emergency jump from a j plane. A demonstration jump, however, had been made about three years earlier by Leslie Irvin to prove that a manually operated parachute was practical. FISH 'n PLAT AT Berryland 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 45 class: 1. Bud Fischer 2. Joe Kalous, 3. Don Milinac. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS SClass B; Anita Vaupell. Class hers on a light background or • C. Low Net: Johnson and , numbers in two tone colors • O'Connell, Class A -- tie; Rode that do not contrast with the • and Rogers, Class B - tie; color of the bow are not legal. J Vaupell, Class C. "Let's make every week a 5 Event for the day -- July 5 b°ating safety week in Illi- |was best score on even holes nois-" Palmer said. Horseplay 5 with Rink and Moss in a Class 'n a ^)0a< on a crowded water- S A tie; Alice Marion, Class B wa> 's as out °f place as horse- ;winner and Anita Vaupell. Pla^' in an automobile on a j Class, C ttykiner. Low Net for ^roWf|ed highway. The two magthe day was won by June Rink, , j°r ingredients for boating |Cl ass A; §ully Consago, Class , 3afot>' are common sense afloat he attended a sales and-service |B; an(L%a Hughes, Class C. : ®nd consideration for the other council meeting concerned with ; Teeing'sff in the champion- j _a!er'j water conditioning. Sship flight on July 12 will be |Ro de vs Sleeper, Kralowetz vs in the school's first Asian Civij lizations institute. The institute I features faculty and guest lec- 1 turers, movies and special ex- ! hibits covering the history, religious and cultural development and contemporary prob- , lems of China, India and Southeast Asia. ATTENDS MEETING Tom Huemann has returned from Milwaukee, Wis., where iMoss, Kent vs Bollman, O'Conjfnell vs Busscher. First flight | will see Cook vs Rink, Consago |vs Funk, Herdrich vs Donnelly, 5 Smith vs Marion, and Weyland t vs Deadline. Latter is a close ; match! j The world famous statue of ; Rhodes, (the Colossus) one of t the 7©wonders of the ancient r world, was constructed to He- -Jios, tiie Greek God of the Sun. FOX LAKE COUNTRY CLUB MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 HOLE COURSE On Route 12 and Geneva Road. Fox Lake, Illinois We Have Complete Private Facilities For Tournaments A.G.A. Members and Guests Welcome NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 C*wty Spttfeay WILMOf, WW D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIME TMAlfe 7:(N) pa HtST RACfli UN 2-3781 8:30 Adults . . 1.25 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen ft-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Healed & Unhealed Kennels * German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving Well, it happened again! This time it was Pete Meyer who got a hole in one on No. 9 . . . . and he wasn't signed up in the Hole In One club, either. That makes three members who have missed out on the prize money. Due to the Fourth of July weekend, this column will be confined to listing the Past President's toqrney first round winners. No low net results were available to me by the time I had to make the deadline, so for those winners it will be necessary to check the locker room bulletin board. Here are the first round results of matches played 'on Sunday. July 3: Upper Bracket: Rink beat Hester; A: Jackson beat Wattles; F. Johnson beat Weber; Noonan beat Wheelock; Knaack beat Weselius; Larkin beat Hughes;- Betjemen beat Varese; Nilles beat Bruns. Lower bracket: Sayler beat Funk; Buss beat' Freund; Rourke beat Weyland; Kelly beat Newkirk; Evans beat Seepe; Overton beat Marion ; Adams beat Simon; Buckie * beat Palaichuk. SHOP IN McHENRY iiiiiminiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuii! aanggggggt; ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA• , ILL. THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 7-8-9 The Spy Story that was Reai' "MAN ON A STRING" starring Ernest Borgnim? SUN - MON TUES JULY 10-11-12 Unforgettable! Burt Lancaster Audrey Hepburn 'THE UNFORGIVEN' In Technicolor WED - THURS -- JULY 13-1 1 "THE MAN IN THE NET" starring Alan Ladd yonoaananar McHENRY THEATRE £18 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-014 THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 7-8-9 'PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" with DORIS DAY Also Cartoons SUN - MON - TUES JULY 10-11-12 Double Feature "SNOW QUEEN" and 'THE LAST VOYAGEWED - THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 13-14-15-16 DICK CLARK in "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" and "THE TALL STORY" >ITitra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 12f Show Starts at FRI - SAT - JULY 8-9 In Color tt "SWORD AND THE CROSS" and "MAN ON A STRING" Also Color Cartoon SUN - MON - TUES JULY 10-11-12 In Color "WILD RIVER" • Montgomery Clift Lee Remick Also 2 Color Cartoorts WED THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 13-14-15-16 In Color "THE GIANT OF MARATHON" with Steve Reeves _ Wednesday Is Ladies' Ni^w iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii CRYSTAL THURS - JULY 7 Tommy Noonan Pete Marshall "THE ROOKIE" Edmond O'Brien 9 Julie London "THE 3RD VOICE" FRI - SAT -- JULY 8-9 IsSu Costello - Dorothy Provine "THE 30 FOOT BRIDE OF CANDY ROCK" and Randolph Scott Janis Car*^r "SAttTA-fE t Late Show Sat. Nite, July "NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEASTSUN - MON - TUES JULY 10-11-12 Silvana Mangano Vera Miles "FIVE BRANDED WOMEN" Added Color Cartoon m WED THURS -- JULY 13-14 Double feature Program James Mason - Vera Miles "A TOUCH OF LARCENY" and Randy Sparks Venetia Stevenson THE BIG NIGHT* REST YOURSELF . . . GET FRESH AIR . . SEE A BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOW! FflfM u H GRAYSLAKE, ILL. OPEN 7:30 WEEK-DAYS FINE PICTURES -- BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS TASTY REFRESHMENTS Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues.' Wed., Fri., Sat. A Son. 8 to II p.m. -- Matinee Sat. St Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 p.m. NOW -- ENDS SATURDAY - JULY 9 Every place you go you'll be hearing about a^ciB^'P^e THE INN...THE GUESTS...THE SENSATIONS OF THE GREAT BEST SELLER! FROM WARNER BROS. TECHNICOLOR*E| STARRING ^ mim RICHARD a • DOROTHY > f^SANORAl# ARTHUR TROY EGAN-MCGUIRE- DEE • KENNEDY- DONAHUE AND CO-HIT! "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" with DICK CLARK ALSO -- LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY - TUESDAY J JULY 10-11-12 COMES WVE IN TECHNICOLOR/ Pipamlvn: pufase _1visT*yisi0N®j with PETER PALMLH with GORDON SCOTT COMING WED - SAT Jl'IA' 13-16 Walt Disney's "TOBY TYLER" and "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED'