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-- McHenry Recreation ' "i"-~ "'17'm " *"*'> - *jv 1 ">ti •"r + • Thursday, December 8. 1955 t."Aa- BlUiaHJ'i A few real good bowling scores j have been called to our attention this week. Father Miller, bowling With the 7 o'clock Foresters, rriust ! have given - those pins a special blessing as he came up with a , 644 series that featured a 247 game. Andy McCarroll went over 200 In every game for a 624 series. (Just an all-around man. Did you ; ever see him cut a rug on the danqe floor?) There are a lot of good scores in the Winder Lake Business Men's group each week, but this ; 261 for J. Flynn rates special mention. Whoa! Here's another. Dan Weber rolled a 243-653 with the 7 o'clock Foresters. "There were probably just as many reckless drivers 50 years ago, but they were driving somej thing that had more sense than I they had." The Little Warriors won their •> game, but the big Warriors were handed their first loss of the season • at Warren last Friday night. r McHenry Junior Hunter Safety Club Too many fouls may be the story of the loss. Warren's Beshel sank 17 free throws. That did it But, that is all past history. ; The coming weekend will be a real test for the 'McHenry team. On Friday night they travel to Libertyville. The next night the team will be at home to greet Crystal Lake. Now, everybody knows that Libertyville has a good team and Crystal Lake has the team that should go places in this region. It all adds up to a tough road to follow. However, the Warriors showed us in the Barrihgton game that they have a right to wear the name. Let's watch 'on. Our first Christmas card arrived this week from none other than one of our favorite MCHS linemen of a few years back, "Tfemmy" Thomas. It sort of gave us a chill.' We hadn't realized that the long, long trail since last Christmas is hear the end of the line. Herman Dowe says he roes his shopping on Dec. 24 so we ace sure to have company. - This is the time of year when people tell how the'y are going to "cut down this year" -- then get started and cut loose. A late bulletin from one of our co-workers is that Crystal Lake fears Barrington. You can slice that any way you like. In these days when too much stress is put on 'teen-age problems by grouping problem 'teenagers • with the good kids in a critical way, it is nice to hear a comment as we heard, from an outsider this week. The way we heard it our MCHS wrestling team members, can take good care ot themselves in any company and are a "fine bunch of gentlemen." On Saturday, Nov. 26, the'rifle club met to decide who the club champion would be in the "sitting position." Pat Buckie, Who also holds the club "standing" champ award, won this second champion award. On Monday evening a selected group of boys represented oOr club in the N.R.A. Junior Postal matches. These matches are set up by the N.R.A. (National Rifle Ass'n.) to offer winter shooting programs and competition between our club and others throughout the United States. The N.R.A. places our club in a series of matches in November, December, January and February. The top teams across the U.S.A. receive honorary awards. Our club is participating in two divisions -- the "A" open to all junior club members and the "D" which is restricted to boys under 14 years of age. We met at our range to shoot off the November postal match targets. On Friday evening, Dec. 2, there was a meeting in a club member's home. We met at Roy Miller's home. Unfortunately, only half the members who were notified appeared for the meeting. Though the group was small, we covered some very good subjects on firearms education and it is too bad that these other members missed out on such important subjects. The instructor hopes for more parental cooperation to see that these classes are not overlooked. On Saturday morning the Mc- Cullom Lake section of the club also held their class meeting. The club membership of 21 boys has again become chartered and affiliated with the National Rifle Association of America. D. of A.-- McHenry Cleaners Buss Motors Joe's Tap Wattles Drugs Art Smith Main 'Paint p. M. Justen Jim's Barber Shop G. Barbian, 190-198-537; M. Thennes, 178-177-483; P. Kraus, 200-511. Won Lost 23 16 22% 16% 20 19 19 & 19% 19 20 19 20 16% 22% 16% 22% Business Men-- Buss Motors Bimbo's No. 2 Bimbo's No. l Tonyan Const, do. Won Lost 36 12 28 % 27 27 Brennans Milk Serv, 26% Johnson Tool 25 Crystal Tap 22 Freund's Dairy 22 Volo House 22 McHenry Welding 20 Highland Shores 16 Harry's 16 D. Wilhelm, 211-583; A, lere. 213-584. 19% 21 21 21% 23 26 26 26 28 32 32 Mul- W.L. Business Mei*-^-*'Won Lost: Paul's Variety 23% 15% Krueger's Fuel % 23 •< • 16 Lake Cleaners 28 Mill Inn *' 22 17?'. George's Firemen 21 18 W.L. Repair 20% 18% W.L. Builders 20 19 kolaine Grill i'M 21 W.L. Servicemen 17 22 ' Lake View Inn - 16 23 1 Silk's Boats 1« 23 Dean's- Market " 15 ^24 J. F^nn, 261; H. Hill, 201-579. 0 OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh • W 80 Nite Owls-- Mi Place Tavern McHenry Country Club McHenry Theatre Al's White House Schroeder Iron Club 120 Wolff Bait Shop McHenry Welding Club Lilymoor Hillcrest Rod & Gun McHenry Recreation Worts Service E. Kapche, 451; C. Colman, 189-487; S. Sutton, 180-189-493. 27 12 24 15 J23 16 23 16 *22 17 21 18 19 20 15 24 12 27 12 27 6 33 Rumors persist that Jackie Robinson, who is nearing the end of the trail, will play first base for the White Sox next season. Aw--let's give him to the Cubs. They aren't so fond of Fondy. WRESTLING The Warrior matmen opened their season with a one-sided victory over Warren last Thursday, winning eight of the twelve matches. Pins were recorded by Paul Jessup, Dan Lundborg and, Carl Walker. The final s'cor© was 30 to 18. This Friday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m., McHenry fans Will see the Warriors in their first home match as they meet Libertyville. 95 libs., Dietnmyer - (W) pinned Hoffman (M) 103 lbs., Weisenberger (M) .7, Hanson (W) e. 112 lbs., Moss (M) 4, Espinoza (W) 2. : 120j lbs., Jessup (M) pinned Kviatofsky (W) i27 lbs., Taylor (M) 6, White (W) 2. 133 lbs., Vogt (M) 6, Knox (W) 4. 138 lbs., Thompson (M) 6, Maxwell (W) 3. 145 lbs., Lundborg (M) pinned Jensen (W) 164 lbs,, Hoist (W) pinned Horn (M) 165 lbs-., Walker (M) pinned Huffhines (W) 175 lbs., Bouma (W) 6," Schimke (M) 5. Heavyweight, Holmquist pinned Sternickle (M). DENNIS PUNCHES AWARDED FOOTBALL LETTER AT CARROLL Commercial-- W . L Brennan Milk Service 27 9 Cozy Cottage 25 11 McHenry Laundry 24 12 Old Spot 23 13 Anderson's Candy Shop 14 10 Nye Drug 19 17 Riverside Bake Shop 18 18 Kleinhans Lumber - 15 21 Bimbo's 15 21 Lakemoor Nash 15 21 Chain of Lakes 11 25 McHenry state Bank 10 26 C. Innocentini, 206; G. Barbian, 553; L. Thennes, 210-209-573; H. Blake, 212-564. Won Lost 24% 18% Thurs. 9:15-- Old Bridge Clark Chev. Kent Corp. Prager F.M. Television H. E. Buch & Sons Blatz Park Pub Schilling's Resojt Lannes Realtors Freund Oil McHenry Auto Body Kleinhuizen, 211-550; Vogt, 200; King, 208; Corso, 221-579; Cynowa, 201-561; K. Bracker, 201; S. Wirfs, 226; A. Kunz, 552; R. Gillifbrd, 210; Overton, 206; Sutton, 203-581; Larkin, 208-568; Crouch, 210-203-593; Hojnacki, 222. 21 19 19 18 16 16 15 14 13% 13 6 12 14 14 15 17 17 18 19 19% 20 24 V.F.W.-- Carey Electric Biggs & Son Constr, vfw jh»;„ s Hay. GoiiStl^ Blatz Beer - Schlitz Beer ' W L 25 8 20 13 19 1,4 14 19 11 .22 10 23 ft. May, 202; G. Golding, 205. Foresters-- . D. Weber, 243-213-653; E. Steinsdorfer, .210-588; W. Klappferigh, 203;. D. Huff, 221-609; F. Meyer, 211; L. Thennes, 559. DAILY PINUPS: For every gentleman that prefers a blonde there may be two blondes who prefer a gentleman. A misplaced decimal point can undo a lot of dickeHng. An opinionated person is one who prefers your opinions to be on a par With his. The best way to get back at anyone is to turn around and face him. When things just don't add up, the smart ^mathematician begins to subtract. Anonymous (W) Four County League Schedule McHenry Junior High Dec. 2 Johnsburg there Dec. Q Cary here Dec. 12 St. Mary's there Dec. 16 Fox River Grove here Jan. 6 Lake Zurich there Jan 9 Dundee there Jan. 13 IX. Barrington here Jan, 20 Gary there •> Jan. 27 Lake Zurich here Dennis Punches, Rt. 2, McHenry, a student at Carroll college, has been awarded a varsity football letter, it was announced by Mickey McCormick, athletic director and hetid football coach. His letter will be presented at the annual athletic awards banquet next spring. Punches, a sophomore back and graduate of Wauconda high school, was responsible for the 20-7 defeat of North Central. He scored one touchdown and passed for another. The son of Mr. H. M. Punches, he is majoring in biology. Gutter Queens-- Al's Welding Seven G's McDonald's F.M; Television Chet's Service Isabell's Lakeside Wally's McDermott's Vogue W L 29 4 19 14 19 14 18 15 17 16 15 18 14 19 14 19 12 21 9 24. ' t-- {Palace -- Ladies 7:00-- W L McHenry Sand & Gravel 22 14 Blatz . 18 IS McHenry Cab 17 19 Craft '15 21 E. Hester, 189-462; B. Meath, 461; E. Justen, 177-460; E. Conway, 483. Ladies 9:00-- M. Donnelly, 190-192-544; T. Steffan, 465. Old Timers-- Bacon, 234-598; Rogers, 208. C.O.F.-- H. Steffan, 211; W. Schreiner, 224-554. C.O.F. 7:00-- G. Peterson, 207; H. Miller, 224-216-577; D. Fredricks, 200; B. Thennes, 205; Rev. Fr. Miller, 247-209-644. City-- L. Brefeld, 220; J. McCarroll, 204; A. McCarroll, 211-205-208- 624; Cristy, Jr., 216-590; B. Reid, 216; Kreutzer, 223-565; Smith, 204-211-588; B. Long, 208; J. Larkin, 557; K. Conway, 211-551; M. Budler, 201-566. Tavern-- B. Peisert, 214; Weingart, 237- 599; Jackson, 200; H. Behnke, 203; Thennes, 201; E. Todd, 211; Kralowetz, 205; K. Ingersol, "216- 581. , -- (Bowling Bar -- Thurs. Nite Ladies--: Hettermann'a ^ Lay's Taveni Leo's Painterettes Atlas Prager ' *' Central Garage Sclhafer's Lifters Bowling Bar Adafns' Market L. Schmitt, 204-512; D. Roberts, 488; L- Huemann, 486; B. Hettermann, 183-462; M. Weingart, 450. W L 23 13 21 15 $0 16 20 16 19 17 18 18 16 20 7 29 E. Wirfs, 183; A. Cable, 199- 469. Left Overs-- Won Lost McHenry State Bank 26 13 H. E. Buch & Sons 19% 19% Farmers' Mill Carey Electric Nye Drug Store Freund Oil Co. L. Freund, 181-453; L. Cairns, 176-471; J. Knox, 181. 19 20 18 21 17% 21% 17 22 Ringwood Chemical-- Texans Railroaders Highiballers Hot Shots Yankee Clippers Bushwackers Splinters B. Steffes, 179-509; 214; L. Scarbrough, 209. W L 29 10 22 17 20 19 19 20 19 20 16 23 13 26 R. Guidi, It is now time for the coldweather angler to get down to business. All the sport stores and bait shops(. have their ice fishing tackle on display. There are some new things on the market and we advise all ice fishermen to look into them. For instance, the other day we saw a new type of real for ice rod#. It had' ah adjustable drag and was very reasonably priced. There are also many new spoons and ice fishing flies. Another thing that is almost a necessity to ice fishermen is a good pair of insulated boots. They are the best bet to keep your feet warm all day long. Fishermen did 'pretty well on Pistakee Bay last Saturday and we heard one fellow had 190 .bluegills. That is. enough to supply all his relatives and neighbors. One man put out a tip-up and the wind set it off five or six times. The last time it went up he thought it was the wind again and didn't bother looking at it; but he; Was mistaken. After a couple of minutes his tip-up was suddenly broken in two and what was left of ^ was towed under the ice. Well, there was one very angry fisherman stomping around the ice after that event. Jerry • Raycraift had something strange happen to him this week. He set a trap where he knew a fox was running and when he checked it he found the fox had chewed out. He had been caught by both front feet and chewed them both off, one at the "wrist" and the other at the "elbow." I never heard of a fox doing this and I'll bet lots of others haven't either. BAY UTTLE RATES SPECIAL MENTION AS CARLETON GRIDDER Until he joined the remarkably long injured list Whicli. harassed' -Carleton's gridders this season, Ray little, McHenry, placed at iboth tackle and guard for the Knights as they compiled a 5-3 record .in the Midwest Conference. Although not a starter, the sophomor& lineman gained valuable experience and lent needed depth to the Carleton cause before suffering an ankle injury. Little continued to play after the injury, but was hampered by it. As a freshman gridder last season, the 5-11, 205 pound Little earned his frosh numeral. At Wayland 'Academy, Heaver Dam, Wis., Little proved to be unusually versatile in athletics. Ray won four letters at guard in football and was selected to the all-conference eleven. He won a total of six additional monograms. in basktball, swimming, track and golf. Little a psychology major at Carleton, and his extra curricular activities run along the musijp and skiing lines. He is -the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Looze, Route 1, McHenry. Tavern-- Won Lost Bowling Bar 25 14 Hank's Fireside 22 17 Air Spun Bldg. . 21 18 Hester Oil 20 % 18% Hettermann'8 20 19 Norseman's 19% 19% Freund's Dairy 16% »2% Meister Bnau 14 25 C. Martin, 204; B. Peterson, 201; V. Thelen, 243; B. Zimmer, 212-553; R. Ritter, 203. HUNTERS FINED Two hunters were fined locally, one for shooting a hen pheasant and the other for not having a hunting license. Matches-- McHenry Rec. 2559, Tonyan Construction 2542. Rosing, 200- 562; Koch, 576. Woodstock 2839,. McHenry Rec 2734. O'Leary, 202; Judson, 217- 214-202-633; Buckley, 205-224- 611; Perkins, 201; V. Freund, 224-200-570; E. Peisert, 203-582; C. Corso, 207-211-557. .McHenry Rec. 2458, C O.F. 2373. McHenry Rec. 2544, Krueger's 2461. Jim W., 202; E. Peisert, 203-561. - Bowl Aire 2687, JMcHenry Rec. 2639. W. Carlson, 224-582; J. Gengenbach, 208-557; V. Freund, 210-557; Koch, 212; Krause, 203. McHenry Juniors-- W L Rockets 18 6 Wildcats }6 8 D-Jays 15 9 Gang<busters 14 10 Fireballs *0 11 JetB „ 9 15 Pin Busters 8 16 Hurricanes 3 18 Join our 1956 Christmas Savings Club now, at the McHenry State Bank. gl FREE THROWS THROW WARRIOR VARSITY AT WARREN HIGH 51-34 . „ McHenry's varsity lost a 51 to 34 game at Warren Friday night, the big difference coming in fouls called and free throws made. Warren was led by Beshel, scoring 17 out of his 24 free throw chances. As a team the winners netted 25 out of 38 chances from the free- throw linei If you like. statistics, Beshel made 9 of his free throws in the l^t quarter and his te^m made 14' of' their 18 points 'in the last period' from the freef throw ilripe. Coach Fulton used nine men in an attempt to get the team rolling, but each man fell victim to the whistle. McHenry had 22 fouls. Warren had 12. That's the story. Warren ,(51) Gowe ' | " Blomgren Beshel Rudin Fugat Harrula Caldwell Totals McHenry (34) Pterisp« v McMthon HogaS 1 Schni$t Wrigttt V* Huff Beck Huemann Totals Score by quarters: Warren McHenry MCHS WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dec. 9 -- Libertyville here 7 p.m. Dec. 13 -- Elgin here 7 p.m. Dec. 15 -- At Wauconda 7 p.im. Dec. 19 -- N. Chicago here 7 p.m. Dec. 27-28 -- Palatine Holiday Tournament Jan. 5 -- At Wheaton 6:45 p.m. Jan. 10 -- At Zion 7 p.m. Jan. 23 -- Palatine here 7 p.m. Jan. 27 -- At Libertyville 7:30. Feb. 2 -- Crystal Lake here 7:00 Feb. 7 -- Glenforook here 7 p.m. Feb. 11 -- North Suburban conference tourney at C. Lake Feb. 17-18 -- Sectional toui*ney IB F P 1 1 2 1 0 0 6 17 2 1 2 0 2 0 2 1 2 2 1 3 4 12 25 12 B F P 3 5 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 5 2 2 3 0 2 1 3 • 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 4 11 12 22 7 12 14 18--51 10 8 7 9--34 MCHS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 2 t-- At Warren Dec. 9 -- At Libertyville Dec. 10 -- Crystal Lake here Dec. 16 -- Woodstock here Dec. 20 -- At Harvard Dec. 27-30 Invitational tournament at Grant H.S., Fox Lake Jan. 6 -- At Lake Forest Jan. 13 -- Zion here Jan. 14, 16, 17; 18 -- County tournament at Woodstock Jan. 20 -- at Barrington Jan. 24 -- Marengo here Jan. 27 -- Warren here x Feb. 3 -- Libertyville here Feb. 4 -- At Crystal Lake Feb. 10 -- At Woodstock Feb. 14 -- At Hebron Feb. 17 -- Lake Forest here Feb. 21 -- Harvard here Feb. 24 -- At Zion -•«. ,-$*• Game *Ebati* Frosh-Soph • 7:66 Vafcsity $VSb; FROSH-SOlPH FIVE BRINGS HOME WIN FROM WARREN 45-29 McHenry's Frosh-Soph basketball team sailed away to a 15-5 lead in the first quarter at Warren last Friday night and had little trouble in gaining a 45 ".to 29^ victory. Jim Justen, McHenry's lanky center, hit his best stride of |the season in scoring 15 points to lead the offense. Oddly enough in this day of whistle-tootin' refs, only 5 fouls were called against McHenry and 8 against Warren. McHenry |J.V. (45) B P P D. Conway 4 0 2 Johnston 1 0 ^0 Caron fr 0 1 Hauser 0 0 1 Justen 6 3 0 Cajthamel 0 0 0 Eichinger 5 0 1 Cable 1 0 0 J. Conway 0 0 0 Vycital 3 2 0 Totals 20 5 5 Warren J.V. (29) B F P B. Erickson 1 2 0 Afiderscyi 0 0 0 Dixon 0 0- 0 Isgren 7 0 5 Palucci 0 0 1 Martin 0 0 0 Holmgren 3 1 1 Bauman 2 0 1 Mayberg 0 0 0 Totals 13 3 8 Soord |by quarters; McHenry 15 6 19 5--45 There is great need for added facilities to meet the student growth at the local high school. Be sure to vote on the bond issue next Saturday, Dec. 10. Shop at Home I Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 644 Sundays Cont. from 3:00 pjm. Saturday Matinee 2:15 p.m. Week Days 7:15 p.m. FRI., SAT., SUN. & MON. DEC. 9-10-11-12 The True Life Story of America's Most Decorated Hero -- Audie Murphy In Cinemascope & Technicolor "TO HELL AND BACK" Audie Murphy - Marshall Thompson SAT. MATURE, DEC. 10 All Cartoon Program TUBS., WED. & THURS. DEC. 13-14-15 Sponsored by the Lake In The Hills Property Owners. "FOX FIRE" Jane Russell - Jeff Chandler Technicolor CARD 0F THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many good neighbors, friends and relatives for cars and flowers and An any other way helped at the time of the loss of our mother. . jk*. The Children of the *31 Late Mary Michels Lend Uncle Sam Tour Dollars TOYS - I N F A N T S WEAR SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 io 4 P.M. Opening Evenings Wed„ FrL, Sal. and Sun., 8 to 11 p. m. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY, ILLINOIS < u £ en STARTING THURSDAY DECEMBER 8th Our store will be open every evening 'til 9 p.m. "COMPLETE FAMILY GIFTS" r > O t-4 M CO 103 N. Riverside Drive Phone 450 McHenry, iil AT BLAKE,S Life Begins at 50 '50 And Older Used Cars, Just The Ticket For 1. A two caT family 2. Pre-War car owners 3. School or work car 4. Dependable transportation '50 - PLYMOUTH^ Club Coupe '50 - DODGE Tudor Sedan '50-NASH 4 Dr. Sedan '50 - PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sedan '50-FORD 4 Dr. Sedan '49 - DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan '49 - PACKARD 4 Dr. Sedan '49-MERCURY Tudor Sedan '48 - BUICK Sedan Coupe $395 $345 *275 $350 $395 $250 *175 $295 $95 You are invited to inspect our wide / selection of other models also. A. S. BLAKE MOTORS; Inc. McHenry Phone 156 .Open Wed. & FrL 'til 9:00 p.m. - Sunday 'til Noon ELM THEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, 111. Route 176 Adults 60c Children (under 12^) 25c Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. DEC. 7-8-8-10 Walt Disney's "THE AFRICAN LION" ALSO "SO YOU WANT TO BE A RAILROADER" SUN., MON. & TUES. DEC. 11-12-13 Crnlun i o\ pr. ., „ls THE GIRL IN TW RED VELVET SWING COLOR by ^INkmaSOOP£*1 DELUXE STEREOPHONIC SOUND Ray Milland & Joan Collins STARTING DEC. 14 'THE TALL MEN" TWO WONPER LAKE MEN INJURED IN i MONDAY CRASH WN • . - ."'J. Two young men from wonder Lake were injured Monda^ in a twvear collision near the intersection of Rtes. 12 and 31, south of Richmond. The accident occurred about 1 a.m. ^ Charles Goder, 20, of Wonder Lake, driver of one car, was reported to have suffered an injury to an arm. A passenger, Fred 'Davis, 17, received severe head cuts. The second driver, Bryon Snyder of Chicago, received an injury to his left leg; Both cars were badly damaged in the cra*h. RICHARD BRUN, 51, DIED UNEXPECTEDLY AT FRIEND'S HOME Fdjjpily and friends this. Week moupied the passing of Richard Brun, 51, of McHenry, who died unexpectedly at the home of a friend in Lilymoor Sunday, Dec. 4. He was a native of Chicago, where he was born Oct. 29, 1904. He was an electrician by trade but poor health had prevented his working recently. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Durkin and Mrs. Carol Innoco; two" sons, Ronald and * Raymond; his mother, Mrs. Anna Prassel, of California; and two sisters, Mrs. .Lucille Pillar and Mrs. Evelyn Peterson, of this community. The body rested at the George Justen & son funeral home until 1 o'clock Wednesday, when rites were held there. Bursal was in Edgewood cemetery. McHenry > stores will remain open until'9 a.m.'every night but Sunday until Christmas, starting Dec. 14. There will be the usual closing hours Christmas Eve. i mpira TWIBTTiniii GQ3133 THURS. thru SAT. Get in The Spirit with "WHITE CHRISTMAS" Bing Crosby - Danny Kaye plus "THE ROAD TO DENVER" John Payne - In Color' Plus - Cat & Mouse Cartoon SUN. thru WED. . "TO HELL AND BACK" Audie Murphy The Most Reali^icLjCon^bat Story ever Filmed. In Cinemascope Plus Cinemascope Short News, Cartoon & "Bush Doctor" THURS. thru SAT. "THE WIZARD OF OZ" with Judy Garland Plus , Tony Curtis in "THE PURPLE MASK" In Cinemascope Doors Open . Daily 6:45 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 2:00 p.m. 218 SOL GrMit SFC Me Henry, Illinois PHONE 144 NOW! Plenty of parking spac$ in our new packing lot adjacent to theatre. THURS., DEC. 8 - Doors Open 5:45 - One Complete Show EDDY HOWARD and his Orchestra 6:30 to 7:30 P. M. Glenn Ford in 'TRIAL" at 8:00 p.m. ' ALL SEATS 85c FRI. & SAT. DEC. 9-10 See this feature from the start - Feature hours 7:20 - 9r25 M-G-M Brings the Bold Bestseller to the Screen! THE STORY OF A TEEN-AGE MURDER I STUIIN TRIAL GLENN FORD - DOROTHY McGUIRE - MM Kennedy .MNHODttKKflYIW mm UfJIEl CAMPOS IIUNO RfRMDEZ • f : SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. DEC. Il-12-13yi4 Dpors Open Sunday 2:45 p.m. 20th CENTURY-FOX preienti CLARK. JANE GABLE RUSSELL RYAN I CAMERON MITCHELL C|NEMaSCOP£ ""uxeI THE TALL MEN HEY KIDS! Don't miss our giant Christmas Show next Saturday, Dec. 17, - 1:30 p.m. ON OUR STAGE "SILVER" the horse witlfc the educated mind -- star of stage, screen pnH television. See "Silver" do over 25 different tricks! ' ALSO GYPSY COLT and 3 CARTOONS ALL SEATS 25c P. S. -- The Adults Will Love This Program Too! 0