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THE McBENKT PUUNDEALEK tVhund*T' Joly 11.1963 fm £clhJL UJCLSaIL. SO 1 HEAR .. Thi All-Star game was over (we stepped out for a bit of fresh air. A note on our desk stated that one of our admirers called and stated, "Too bad about poor ojd American League being whipped again." He didn't give his name, bat said we would know. It was bad enough when the Gabs beat the Sox in that recent benefit game, now we have to live with these "admirers" after the All-Star game. One of these yean we are going to put in our first team and show 'em a thing or two. Enough of this monkey business! We have an All-Star, game coming up right in our own county next Sunday so let's -talk about that. -- - * You U'iir sepafdte story, •but-this 4s to remind you about ^the game which will be played *at Miller's Corner where Ray "Miller and the Richmond team 'have held forth so many years. Proceeds of previous All-Star ^baseball games have hel|>ed in- 'jured players over the hump. "There is always a lot of interest •and fun in this annual game. * Frank Rourke was telling us •about a plan to give some of ' our young fellows some recreation and sjK)rt s competi- - tion. The McHenry Country .Club will sponsor a. "County - Junior Golf Tournament^' " This go!C event take ^ place at the local club on August 12th and 19th. Boys, »who are resident's of McHenry "County or are caddies at a <golf club in the county or mem- . bers of a high schoof golf squad * in the county, are eligible. < The minimum age is 13 years and the maximum age group will be boys whp will enter their senior year in September, 1908." ' " COUNTY ALL-STAR BALL GAME AT RICHMOND SUNDAY The McHenry County League All-Stars will play the Richmond Millers next Sifnday at Richmond. The All-Star Team consists of 15 ball players considered the best in the league. They are selected by votes from all the, ball players in the league. There were some pretty close races for certain positions. Gene Freund of McHenry and Harry May of Johnsburg hafl a tie vote for third base. Both will play in the game, one will start and the other will l>e the utility infielder. Paul Morenz beat out Dick Hiller by 8 points for the center field job. The All-Stars: Wayne Wright, Dundee IB; Lloyd Freund, Johnsburg 2B; A1 Jackson, Crystal Lake SS; Gene Freund, McHenry and Harry May Johnsburg 3B; Tom Oeffling, Johnsburg LF; Paul Morenz CF; Tom Spasojevich, Crystal Lake RF; Dick Hiller, Johnsburg, Outfield; Tom Huemann, Johnsburg and Tim Kinneson, Dundee C; Ed Mack, Johnsburg, Don Peacock, Crystal Lake • and Ron Mauer, McHenry, P. Dick Hiller, manager. * Outdoors Bv Jack Walsh Applications may be secured at the Pro Strop at the McHenry Country Club. They must be completed and returned not later than the first day ot August. No late registrations wiM be-accepted. This activity will cover an age group that is always looking for, some frtrm of action. We like the idea and think it ir 9 genxi start toward othei* Digrams. ' . Carol Miller, who works in IfpTSftr*! Drug Stote had a "Sunburned nose one day last week. Found out she had been in to see..the Cubs the day befQte. She is a real Cub fan, but thought the game was dull - "No fights-no arguments." Better go down to that south side pads, ne*t JLjjne, CjutqI. . „ . "DAILY PINUPS *$Vhen - kissing kin, come marching in, there's lots of fun and laughter; when kissing kin meander ou.t, you sleep a whole day after. Some folks are much like elevators, every time they go up, thiey quickly come down. A'mother's voice, the light of her smile, two of the things that make life worthwhile. If any little love of ours can make one life the sweeter; If any care of ours can make one step the fleeter: If anj little help may ease the burden of another; God give us love and care and strength to hel| along each other. Anonymous ANOTHER "FRIENDLY" SERVICE FROM NYE'S Ask about our Insulin Club NYE DRU<> SOFTBALL NOTES On Mbriday night the rained out games of Thursday were played. In the first game Bimbo's edged out V.F.W.-Jake's by the score of 8 to 7. V.F.W.-Iake's 220 020 1--7 Bimbo's 830 Oil x--8 In the second game, which vvas 'ftlso if close game, Vycital's edged out McHenry Recreation by the score of 10 to f t . - • « • " VycltaT* 121 OSS 0--10 McHenty Ree. 005 022 0--9 Tuesday night, July 2nd, had two more close games. In the first game V.F.W.-Jake's beat Vycital's by the score of 7 to 6. " - Vycital's 010 018 1--6 V.F.W.-Jake's 200 221 x--7 In the second game Hettermann's beat Bimbo's by the score of 10 to 7. Hetterrannn's 801 201 8--10 Bimbo's 408 000 0--7 Monday night, July 8th, in the first game the Doghouse whipped McHenry Recreation by the score of 12 to 4. Doghouse 007 218 10--28 McHenry Rec. 102 001 0--4 In the second game Old Bridge tied Bimbo's for first olace by beating Hettermann's by the score of 11 to 10. Hpttermnnn's 110 880 2--10 Old Brldre 520 112 x--11 Next dames: Monday. July 15: Old Bridge vs. V.F.W.-Jake's. Tuesday, July 16: 7:30 p.m. Doehouse vs. Hettermann's; 9:00 p.m. Bimbo's vs. Vycitals. Thursday, July 18: 7:30 p.m. Old Bridge vs. McHenry Rec.; 9:00 p.m. V.F.W.-Jake's vs. Doghouse. Standings As Of July 8, 19B8 W L Pet Bimbo's 8 2 .800 ~>ld Bridge 7 2 .778 TIettermann's 6 4 .600 V.F.W.-Jake's 6 4 .600 Vycital's 5 6 .45^ Rehouse 3 7 .300 McHenry Rec. .... 1 9 .100 Top 13 Men Batting (As of July 8. 1068) "•J. Berez 21 13 .619 D. Hiller 34 20 .588 D. Weber 37 21 .568 V Beck 39 22 .564 1. Weyland ....25 14 .560 T. Brooks 25 14 .560 Kasprzyk ....33 18 .54^ a. Freund 35 19 .54? \. Thiel 37 20 .541 - Cuda 37 20 .541 1. Morenz 26 14 .538 \ Pavne 38 20 .526 Ocffling 33 17 .51F T. Wegener 33 17 .51? £- \W6 ROLLER SKATING c'f MMlc, laughter *n4 an the ingredient! 'w ft perfect time on • dtt*. 8k*tlr>f\- «i«*t (port, Inexpensive »nd wholesome entertainment. SI MMER SKATING HOURS: Tues., Wed., Frt. ft Sat. 8-11 p.m. Wed. Matinee--1:00 - 3:80 p.m. JlST FOR FL'N ROLLER RINK McHenry, HL f Numerous boat owners are being cited for Improper display of their motorboat registration numbers. Hyphens or spaces separating the numerals from the letters must be equal to the width of any letter except I or any numeral except 1; the character, not less than 3 inches high, and of a solid color which contrasts with the background so as to be clearly visible and legible. The Ixirder, trim, outlining or shading of a numeral or letter is disregarded in determining whether it meets the minimum requirements of 3 inches in height. Registration numl>ers must be on the forward half of boats where the numl>ers may be easily observed. They must not be placed on the obscured underside of a flared bow. There has l)een considerable misunderstanding by the boating public concerning display of registration numbers; because of this, the Coast Guard until this year ordinarily did not cite owners for these violations. Starting with this season, the Coast Guard is strictly enforcing the requirements. Any boat owner with an improperly displayed numljer will be cited for violation. Boat owners are advised to check the display of their numbers now, and thus avoid possible citation for violation. Detailed information concerning the display of numbers can be obtained free by writing to the Commander, Ninth Coast Guard District, Main Post Office Bldg., Cleveland 13, Ohio, and requesting the circulars "Attention: Pleasure Boatmen" and "Pleasure Craft." Janie Melsek of Fort Myers Villas boated her first tarpon a 90 pounder, while fishing with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomas of Fort Myers Beach at Big Car- | los Pass. The battle lasted 45 minutes. Janie is the. 14 year old daughter of former McHenry residents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Melsek. SHAMROCKS BEAt ELGIN 2-1; LOSE - TO RICHMOND 7 8 * By Hill Kamp The Shamrocks seem to have a knack for putting on Hn exciting finish to a game. Last Thursday at Richmond, they scored three runs in the ninth and had the tieing run on Fi„t All-Star Game second when the game ended. Qur McHenry All Stars will Sunday trailing 1-0 in the last | play their first game July ^ of the ninth, Dave Klapperich j ag,ajnst the Hales Corners All lead off with a single and Ray gtars Bu*\k wa8. **te as.,the Pit^her Having won the toss, we bobbled his sacrifice. Gene chose to piay the first game Freund struck out and Paul jn Hales Corners, Wis. and Morenz lined out to second. : ^ remaining two right here Then came the hero, Herman jon the McHenry V.F.W. Hautzinger. With the count 0-2, grinds That is, if we have he fouled off about three pitches, then found the one he liked and lined a double to left center, scoring both rurtners. This was a real pitchers' dual as Ron Mauer went all to go three games to win two. After watching our boys practice, they are going to be hard to beat. If we take two, our next stop will be Janesville, Wis. ... Should any of our fans wish the way for the Shamrocks, j tf) atten(j the game in Hales struck out 9 arid walked only j cornerS; we will leave the 2. Len Meyers pitched great j y p ^ grounds in caravan at for Elgin, too, as he struck out 11 and walked 2. Each allowed only three hits. The loss at Richmond dropped the Shamrocks into third place. The highlights of that game were a two-run double by Gene Freund in the fourth and a three-run double by Morenz in the ninth. Gene 12 noon. It sure would help the boys to have their cheering section there. Sox Stomp Out Giants Last Tuesday's game saw the Sox stomp on the Giants, crushing them 12 to 1. John Bruhun came up with a home run and one other hit also did a very good job of; for the Giants. Although the relief pitching. j Sox had 12 runs. Bob Funk Next Sunday is the All-Star i hit their only home run. game at Richmond. Congrat-' Pitcher Bob Schaffer allowed ulations to Gene Freund, Paul j 5 walks and struck out 19 of Morenz and Ron Mauer on! the Giants. their selection to the team. Elgin AB Behlim, 3b 3 Flores, 2b 4 Young, c 3 McDonald, rf 4 Lee Meyers, ss , •• • • 4 Mclntyre, cf 2 Smith, cf 2 Wilson, lb 2 Dickman, lb 2 Kirk, If 3 Len Meyers, p • • • • 2 TOTALS 31 McHenry AB Klapperich, ss .... 4 Bujak, 2b 3 Freund, 3b 4 Morenz, cf 3 J. Peterson, lb . • • • 2 H a u t z i n g e r , l b . . . 1 V . P e t e r s o n , I f . . . 3 Farr, If 0 JACK ADAMS LEADS LEGION TO 3*1 Wttl OVER HARVARD The Legion team traveled to Harvard Sunday and eartie home with a 3 to 1 victory. Jack Adams pitched his best game of the year allowing but two hits while fanning 10. Jafck has great poise to go along with what is probably the best curve ball in our league. His curve breaks down, making it very hai-d for a batter to lift up and hit any distance. Jack is also a fine hitter as his .571 average attests. Paul Hayes pitched a good game for Harvard as he struck out eleven batters. John Hiller moved from second base to catcher for Sunday's game and did a great job. John threw out two men on attempted steals of second and handles Jack's curve real well. He called a smart game, setting up many strikeouts. John's replacement at second was his cousin, Wayne, who handles several chanches without an error. Wayne went three for three in his first game with the team and is currently hitting .667. In the second inning, John Hiller doubled and scored our first run on a line drive single to left by Wayne. Eight McHenry players broke into the hit column led by Phil Schmidt who went two for two. In the fifth Phil drove Jack Adams in with the tie breaking run and scored on a single Little Letagne Notes Justen, rf 0 McHenry OPEN WEEKDAYS 6:45 ^AT., 1 p.m. SUN.. 2:15 p.m mmm Ph< 38-0032 NOW SHOWING Julv 10 - 13 "KING KONG VS. GODZILLA' Plus "PARANOIAC" FREE Merchant Sponsored Kiddie Show Sat.. 1:30 p.m. On Screen "THE PURPLE MASK" Plus Cartoon & Chapter 7 "SON OF GERONIMO" STARTS SUNDAY July 14 - 18 "TAMMY AND THE DOCTOR" Sandra Dee - Peter Fonda The big question is, can Hank Sayner win the President's Tournament without playing against anyone? It isn't very possible that he can; but he has drawn two blanks for the first two rounds. Never saw so many fine rounds of golf as there were this week with an even dozen golfers shooting in the 70's with E. Buss and E. Scepe leading the pack with a 70 and 74 respectively. The others were: K. Johnson, 76, J. Varese 76; A. Jackson 77; D losing 77; H. Nellis 78; H Sayner 78; R. Dixon 78; P Meyer 79; and F. J< l.nson 79 Low r.et winners were: 1-10 f. Varese, 76-10-66; 11-14:: Hughes, 81-13-68; 15 up. E ]ac, 81-15-66. Hero are the winners anr' losers in the second round oi he President's Tournament: Class A: A. Jackson ovt Meyer; E. Buss over E. Seepr lutzmer over W. Weber; 11 Nilles cvtr R. Johnson; Dixoi wer Yhies; G. Schaefer ov« Cox, rf 2 McAuliffe, c 2 Corso, c 1 Mauer, p 3 TOTALS 28 Elgin 000 100 000--1 S 1 McHenry 000 000 002--2 8 2 Winning pitcher, Mauer, 6-1/ Loser, Len Meyers, Walks off Mauer 2; Meyers 2. Struck ouf by Mauer 9, Meyers 11. Doulm les: Moren, Hautzinger. R* B.I.'s: Mclntyre, Hautzinger 2. McHenry AB R H Bujak, 2b 5 Klapperich, ss .... 3 Hofer, rf 4 Morenz, cf 4 Cox, p 5 Freund, 3b 4 V. Peterson, If .... 4 T. Peterson, lb .... 4 McAuliffe, c 4 TOTALS ......37 Richmond Stilling, 2b 4 Halderman, lb ... 2 Ron Miller, c 3 G. Miller, If 4 luff, p 4 Tanus, cf 4 Hearn, ss 4 Larson, 3b 3 Bockleman, rf .... 3 Ray Miller, rf .... 1 TOTALS 32 McHenry 000 210 008--6 11 t Richm'd. 200 050 OOx--7 8 2 Winning pitcher, Huff, 2-7" Loser, Cox 1-2. Struck out by Huff 11; Cox 6; Freund 3 Walks off Huff 3; Cox 4 Chuck Rielly was on the R H' receiving end, catching every 0 0 ; thing Bob threw. 0 j Braves Dump Cards 0 j The Braves dumped the 0 i Cards 5 to 3 last Thursday. 0! Neither side had a home run 1, hitter. The Cards came up 0 with 3 hits against 7 hits for 1 the Braves. 0 The Braves had most of their 1 action in the 6th inning, with 0 2 walks and 3 hits. 3 This was strictly a pitchers H game, with Dave Himpelmann 1 tossing for the Braves and 0 Neil Gute for the Cards. 0 Ken Prazak did a fine job 1 of catching for the Braves, 0 along with Paul Adams of the 1 Cards. 0 Sox Blast Off 0 Sunday's double header again 0 drew a record crowd. These 0 baseball lovers were able to 0 see the Sox blast off with an- 0 other win, trailing the Cards 0 in their vapor of 15 to 3. * The Cards 3 runs were scored off 5 hits. The Sox had 15 hits for their 15 runs. Home run hitters for the Sox were Bob Schaffer, who brought in 2 men, and Dave Meyer, \yho also drove in 2. Kit Carstens pitched to Bob Mauch for the Sox. Bob Freund was starting pitcher for the Cards and was relieved by Paul Adams, who was relieved by Pat Camasta. Jerry Glos- «24*on caiight for all three. Battle Of The Season Today's second game was he longest and tightest game clayed to date. Fans witnessed 12 innings battled toe to toe all AB R H he way, with the Braves Maiming victory over the Gimts 21 to 17. Red hot as usual, Dave Himoelmann started the Braves >ff with a home run in the first inning bringing in 2 nen. Bruce Potraz retaliated CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Ruutes 14 St 81 Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 459-6440 WED. THRU SAT. July 10 thru 13 - Double Feature Program Frank Sinatra. Laurence Harvey and Janet Leigh in ? "THE MANCHURIAW CANDIDATE" -- And -- "THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE" SAT. MIDNIGHT SHOW "OPERATION EOTTLENECK" ' P. Overton; F. Johnson ovei J. Kinsala; Class B: Baker »ver Smithson; Harpling ovei Petersen; B. Newkirk ovei Wattles; Rieke over J "^rett; Donnelly over J. Chris y; and Falcon over J. Lar '<ii McHENRY THEATRE 11204 N. (ir.. Ph. w 14-11 THURS.. FRI. & SAT. doubles: Morenz, Freund. Tripes: J. Peterson, Janus. R.B.I.'s Ion Miller 2, Janus 3, Huff 2. Hofer, Morenz 3, Freund 2. County League Standings W L lohnsburg 9 1 Crystal Lake 7 3 McHenry 5 4 Richmond 2 8 Dundee 1 8 for the Giants in the first bringing in 1 man. At the end of the first inning the score was tied at 3 all. The Braves pulled ahead in the third with 4 runs against the Giants 1 run. In the fourth the Braves broke loose with Charles Schottman driving in 2 men with his home run and Dick Doherty hitting one over the center field fence. Dick's sister, Shirley, was very proud as she said with real gusto, 'That's my brother." Before this inning was over, the Braves chalked up 6 runs and held the Giants to only 1. But the 5th inning reversed the situation, with the Giants scoring 7 runs and holding the Braves to 1. For the next 2 innings, the Giants tied up the score by holding the Braves and scoring one run each inning. The 8th and 9th went with neither scoring. But in the 10th each came through with 3 runs. The 11th went quickly with no score. Then Dave Himpelmann hit a home run for the Braves, bringing 1 man in and rallied his teammates to finish the 12th with 5 runs. Twenty hits were scored by the Braves, with Dick Doherty, Dave Himpelmann and Tim Freund pitching for them Their catcher was Ken Prazak who did a fine job. Pitching-f&P the Giants >-were Keith Mereness, Bruce Potraz and Tim Marquart. This was Tim's first on the Pony Leagiie mound and he looked real good. Hats off to Danny Kamp who caught for the first time in Pony League and got his first hits of the season. The Giants finished this game with a total of 19 hits. As you can see, the boys are really playing top league. We'll be looking for you to join our loyal fans and get in all this action. Come out to the V.F.W. grounds and see these boys pouring out everything they've got. Special "thanks" to Mr. Bruhun who helped Art Kreutzer with the Giants, while Mr. Frost is on vacation. Little League all star time is upon us once again this year. The team has been chosen and boys are being practiced daily by Ed Condon, ihelr manager, Cal Houser, their coach, and Ed Doyle last year's manager. The boys were each a unanimous choice selected by the major league managers. The first tournament game for McHenry will be played July 18, 6 p.m. at Crystal Lake Little League Field. Other teams in the area tournament are Woodstock, Island Lake and Crystal Lake. Crystal Lake will be Mc- Henry's opponent the 18th. The winning team of this tournament will move up to the district meet which will be held at Barrington. Reports from our manager and coaches are favorable in that the boys are shaping into a well balanced team. Fourteen boys are chosen according to tournament rules and they are as follows: John Anderson, Robert Welter, Gary Fairchild, Dennis Bruhn, Mark Domoto, John and Don Rein- Zeller, Ken Ried. Gene Hester, Mark Wegener, Mike O'Brein, and Tim Foran. There are only a few more days of Little League lett. Why not come out and support your son by seeing him in action. This year's Little League dance date has been set for Sat., Aug. 10th. Make up a party and plan to attend. Scores of games and standings: Majors June 30, Eagles 10; Orioles 4. July 1, Owls 20; Cardinals 6. July 2, Bluebirds 6; Falcons 6. July 3, Cardinals 18; Orioles 8. July 4, Eagles 10, Falcons 3. Standings (Major) as of July 6th; won lost tie Eagles 9 2 Cardinals 6 4 Falcons 5 4 2 Bluebirds 5 4 2 Owls 6 5 Orioles 0 12 Little League Minors June 30, Eagles 11; Orioles 5. July 1, Cardinals 18; Owls 2. July 2, Bluebirds 21; Falcons 9. July 3, Cardinals 7; Orioles 5. July 4, Falcons 8; Eagles 2. I **Tuljrt>, Owls 25; Bltjtftoirds 7. Standings '(Minors) as of July 6th; Cardinals ........ 10 , " Bluebirds../. 7 ,' 3. 1 Eaglep .........t 4' 3;*4 1 Falcons 5 r,Y Orioles 4 7; 1 Owls 2 9 , 1 Miniature League Stan0fig8 as of 7-7-63: won lost .tte Braves 6 1 1- Cubs 5 2 < Yanks 5 3 Sox 3 , it, - Tigers 1 ' 6 Results from Saturday'# games: Sox 2 - Yanks 1, Indians 12 - Cubs 5, Braves 6 - Tigers 0. Mid-week results: Braves 6- Indians 3, Yanks 12-Tigers 5^ HATFIELD - McCOY BATTLE LOOMS UP IN AUTO RACING July 11, 12 & 13 Elvis Presley in • "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR' In Color Plus Cartoons 2 Shows Each Evening 7 & 9 p.m. SUN.. MON. & TUES. July 14. 15 & 16 Paul Newman in "HUD" Plus* Cartoons 2 Shows Each Evening 7 & 9 p.m. WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. July 17. 18, 19 & 20 John Wayne in "DONOVAN'S REEF" Plus Cartoons 2 Shows Each Evening 7 & 9 p.m. THEATRE NOW OPEN i.YKKY I A I MM, kykw DRIVE-IN THEATRE One Mile East o£ McHenry on Ruuie 120 Show Starts at Dusk STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 THRU SATURDAY, JULY 13 2 Bridget Bardot Blockbusters "AND GOD "THE NIGHT CREATED WOMAN •• HEAVEN FEU" STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 14, MON. & TUES. "THE HAY OF THE TRIFFIDS IN COLOR a i r.N An'MliED ARTISTS R«l4j»s» Recamp collected the two Harvard hits. SIDE NOTES Joe Fino has 9 hits in nineteen at bats to lead the team with a .473 average. The Legion team has a record of five wins and two defeats. This Sunday the team plays Cary at home on the Shamrock's field. The game starts at 2 o'clock. ab r h Meyer cf 3 0 1 Soda cf 1 0 0 C. Adams lb 2 0 0 Schmidt lb 2 1 2 Funk 3b 3 0 1 Fino lb 3 0 1 Himpelman ss 3 0 0 J. Hiller c .2 11 W. Hiller. 2b 2 0 1 Walsh rf » J. Adams p 3 1 1 29 3 9 In what is being billed as a duel to make the Hatfield- McCoy affair look like a church picnic, the Ketchum family of 21 has challenged the Miller, family of 20 to an all-out automobile demolition battle. The roughest drivers of the Miller clan have been chosen to meet the roughest pilots of the Ketchum tribe on Saturday night, July 13th at Waukegan Speedway. While there is no specific type of automobile required, it is expected that each side will choose the largest and heaviest cars from their respective junkyards. Both families are in the auto wrecking business with the Ketchum hailing from Crystal Lake and McHenry area and the Millers from Gurnee. In one mock naval battle in the Roman Arena, 24 ships and 19,000 men took part -- just to entertain the idle masses. Oh-- for television!! WAIT! YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BUY ALL YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS FOR LESS BECAUSE JOE & RAY KTJNA 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. ARECOMINflTOTOWK HUNTER FRANKIE /sT AVALON SCOTT BRADY SerH*f im AMERICA* ?N,URNAt!0NA OPERATION 1 1 . HIDEOUS CRAWLINO TERROR! SATURDAY if SUNDAY STOCK CAR RACES Saturday, July 13 • LATE MODELS • SPORTSMEN Spills and Chills • THRILL TRACK • World's First Kttchum Bros.-Family off 21 versus Milter Bros.-Family of 20 In Roughest, Largest Family Food In a Demolition Derby Cars d*lib«iatr>v demolished Last ear running declared •he winner. Will-Me Henrys Ketchums dethrone Gurnees Millar at T«aa Dantolirfoa Kiagt? * • • SUNDAYS uDIFIBD Plus Sportsmen Bath Nitos Mm apaa 4 p.ai. Tim Trials 7:1 S Race tt3Q Adults SI 50 -- Child 25c Free Porkin^-W WashinqtoR St. 12 Mi. W o< Ht. 131 >/i Mi. E. oi 41 WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY HELD OVER! ENDS THURS., JULY 18 golgol coumraiiis AKOHIBSS:":.! f Ml Milm "M „ED Wl' PMSULW-Sem iro-ONM!!- HM TOA rsuawi " FREDKOHLMAR • GEORGf SIDNEY Plus Disney Fun Hit! "THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT HE WAS A RACCOON" ALSO--Late Show Fri. & Sat. "PARIS BLUES" with Paul Newman STARTS FRIDAY. JULY 19 THE BOUNTY" "MUTINY ON