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***** Page Four TIfE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 11, £clh& UJO&ASL, "SO I HEAR" ' This North Suburban basketball conference race has everybody in a dither. Last week Barrington and McHenry were tied for first place with 8-2 records. This week finds four teams in a tie with 8-3 records. Crystal Liake and Zion having joined the top notchers. Maybe they are trying to prove something like the college students trying to see how many can crowd 'into a telephone booth. The big test. Monies Friday night when Coach Fulton takes : his boys to . Barrington for a show down. That game needs no ballyhoo. When McHenry and Barrington had chances last week to gain full rights to first place they flubbed. Zion took Mc- Henry's measure while Libertyville knocked over Barrington for the second time this season. We were thinking of this tight race when we read the following in a Waukegan lunch room this week: "Anyone who can keep a level head in al! j the Broncos, WARRIORS DEFEAT ST. EDWARD'S IN FAST GAME 78-65 by Lambert Fremiti Saturday the Warriors made the long haul to Elgin to defeat St. Edwards 78-65. Unlike the tall, slow giants of last year from this school, this year's team was small and fast, and played the same type of running game as the Warroirs. . The Warriors started slowly and poorly in the first quarter and fell-to the Green Wave 22-14: In the second round the action startyfd as , the Warriors rolled up 18 points to 8 for St'. Ed's, leading at the half 32-30. McHenry took the final two rounds 26-25 and 20-10 for the 78-65 non-conference victory. Balanced scoring and fine team play won the game as four men hit in double figures. Mike Creighton had 24. Bill Oeffling 19, Jim Hester 15, and Paul Morenz had 14. Flores had 23 for the Green Wave and McDonald had 21. Next weekend seems to be the toughest of the basketball schedule. Friday the Warriors travel to Barrington to meet a share holder MERCHANTS ON SCORING SPREE IN TWO GAMES this confusion, just doesn't understand the situation." CRAXE TECH ! COMLVG | The Warriors face a big test ! on Saturday night of this week i when Crane Tech's high rank- I ing teams come to town. , Since Crane ranks as one of j the top three teams in Chica- j go. many basketball followers j throughout the county and j North Suburban area are plan- j ning to see the game. ! TTiis may be too big a bite I for the Warriors to chew, but j the MCHS Athletic department i& following a pattern of scheduling top teams rather than "soft touches. There will be two games Saturday night. Maybe you should get around early. Looks like & sizeable crowd will be there. And maybe those Crane Tfeeh boys think they are; coming out for a,picnic. They could get a surprise. We dunno. Let's go see. in the conference title. On Saturday McHenry plays host to a fast moving team from Crane Tech of Chicago. McHenry (78) FG FT FPTS 31 Creighton. T. Reid Morenz Creighton. M Oeffling Hester • Steinbach Totals St. Edwards FG Fitchie Anderson Eatinger Flores Rachner McDonald Totals By Quarters St. Edwards i McHenry 1 0 0 1 0 3 7 0 2 10 4 2 6 7 5 6 3 2 0 2 3 17 2 2 14 24 19 15 2 16 78 (65) FT FPTS 3 1 3 7 2 0 1 4 2 2 4 6 * 9 4 5 23 1 3 2 5 9 3 3 21 26 13 18 65 22 8 25 10-65 14 18 26 20-78 Naomi Meyer came to work one recent morning wondering if everything doesn't happen in the neighborhood of the Meyer house on Fox south of McHenry ZEEBEES OF ZION BEAT WARRIORS? MOVE INTO TIE by Lambert Freund Don Bentz Sinks 50 Points To Beat Lakers 129 to 67 By Mickey Schaefer A , Thursday night the Merchants defeated Crystal Lake 129-67 in a conference game. The win moved oui^league record to 12 wins and 4 losses. Dundee is in first with 13 wins' and 3 losses. This Sunday the teagtie leading team from Dundee comes to town to plav the Merchants at St. Mary's gym at 2:30. A victory for the Merchants would move us in a tie with Dundee for the lead. Dundee has beaten us two times earlier this year. The 129 points by McHenry was one point shy of the league record of 130. Don Bentz, former McHenry high school star of last years conference championship team, lead our scoring with a remarkable point total of 50. He scored this on 22 baskets and 6 free throws. Bentz's 50 point total was 2 points shy of the all time league record of 52 points held by some player from Woodstock. This is McHenry's first year of basketball in the Northern Illinois Basketball League. - Roger Benson was-next wfth 26 points, his persona] high for the season. Art Beck and Jack Schaefer also scored in double figures with 20 and 19 points respectively. The Merchants played a practice game at Woodstock Sunday against the K. of C. of Woodstock. Don Bentz again led all scorers with 31 points. Roger Benson scored a respectable 24 for McHenry. Art Beck and Jack Schaefer again scored in double figures with 17 and 10 points respectively. McHenry won over the K of C team from Woodstock easily by a 108-36 score. McHenry (129) G F P TP G F p TP Sheahon 2 0 5 4 Gallager 0 0 2 0 Powers 0 0 3 0 Carmody I 1 3 3 May 6 0 5 12 Draffkorn 4 1 2 9 Trausoh 4 0 5 8 McHenry K of C 17 2 25 "36 16 35 28 29--108 8 11 6 11-- 36 ALFOBD JOHNSTON WINS MIAMI AWARD IN SPORTSMANSHIP Alford S. Johnston, 501 W. Main street, wop recognition for good Sportsmanship last week in the Metropolitan Miami Fishing Tournament when he caught and released four snook, two snapper, one channel bass, and twenty chiro while fishing w i t h Capt. Dwight Dpxsee on the Cannon Ball out of Marco Island Inn. His act in helping to conserve South Florida's -excellent fishing will be recorded on the front page of his personalized copy of the Year Book and will j McHenry Recreation Tuesday Nfte Thirty-Xiners -- McHenry State Bank 3-0; Nye Drug 0-3 -- N. Justen 440; L. Knox 443. McHenry Co-op 1-2; Pitzen's 2-1 - L. Wirch 502; L. Pitzen 428; V. Doherty 479. Freund Oil 2-1; H. E. Buch & Sons 1-2 -- B. Mackinder 468. Thursday 9:15 League -- Bimbo's 3r0; F. M. Television 0-3 -- D. Smith 201-528; F. Low 525; W. Pierce 532; McKim 204. Clark Chevrolet 3-0: Freund Oil 0-3 -- Lottchea 202-563; Amidon 218-540; Coari 209-202- 568; Corso 220-551; Smith 246* 219-646. Park Pub 3-0; Northern Illinois Machinsts 0-3 -- R. Blake 208-563; B." Blake 208-579; J. Coughlin 208-219-607; M. Kit>uger 209-583; G. Rodenkirch 202 -566. Old Bridge Tavern 2-1; Carbe considered by the judges ev Electric 1-2 Lark in 237- in the awarding of Sportsman-j 582; Crouch 234-2,10-657: Kinship award plaques and troph- j sala 210-543; Sutton 206-203- ies at the end of the tourna- i ^90; Robv 200-558; Sehweigcr ment April 17 for the freeing j 205-569; Breede 200. of surplus game fish. The fish I Riverside Barber Shop 3-0; which he released were part of a catch including two snook which he kept for eating or mounting. Last Friday the Zeebees of Zion came to McHenry and River ! moved into a tie for first place | by downing the Warriors 64- This time a deer broke through the ice and broke a leg Of course, the boys had to go to the rescue. Neighbors soon joined in the project. The 59 Both teams used a running attack, except for a brief Zion stall, and the Zeebees proved to be slightly faster and more accurate in their shooting. The boys took their canoe out to j Zion victory over McHenry. rescue the poor animal while ! along with a Crystal Lake win at least one mother wrung her j and a Barrington loss, puts the hands and watched. And some think life is dull in the country! When our son, Jack, read our comments last week about mighty Elgin being paired with Marian High in the regional tournament, he was quick to queery, "It isn't going to be open to the public, is it?" DAILY PINUPS Life is made up surprises and many can be lively. of many surprises A "Good Morning" here and a "Hello" there, is the best way to start the day without care. Even the finest art and rarest sculpture pale before one single shining star. North Suburban Loop in a four-way tie for first. This is the first time in the history of our conference that a first place team has had more than two losses, with the four leading teams already showing three defeats with three conference games left. Fouls played a big part in the outcome of this game. The Warriors committed 21 personal fouls, with two starters fouling out, to only 11 by Zion. At the free shot line Zion clicked on 22 out of 32 attempted while McHenry completed 11 out of only 14. , Leading scorers of the game were the Zion guards, Nelson and Murphy, with 24 and 17 points respectively. Morenz was high for McHenry with 16 Bill Oeffling followed with 13. McHenry (59) A. Beck 8 4 1 20 D. Bentz 22 6 3 50 D.. Graham 2 0 3 4 J. Justen 3 0 0 6 C. Pierce 2 0 0 4 J. Schaefer 9 1 1 19 R. Benson 12 2 .1 26 58 13 9 129 Crystal Lake (67) G F P TP Johnson 4 1 3 10 Minorik 3 1 5 7 May- 10 0 4 20 Sea ver 7 4 2 18 Willis ,3 0 0 6 Hoff 3 0 0 6 Smith 0 0 2 0 30 7 16 67 McHenry C. Lake 26 22 32 49- 19 13 11 24 129 - 67 McHenry (108) G F P TP A. Beck 6 5 1 17 J. Schaefer 4 2 2 10 J. Justen 2 3 3 7 R. Benson 10 4 2 24 D. Bentz 11 9 2 31 J. Huff 4 1 1 9 T. Claybaugh 0 2 1 2, C. Pierce 4 0 1 8 BOAT OWNERS WILL REGISTER IN STATE STARTING MARCH 1 The Illinois Department of Conservation announced today that the United States Coast Guard hw approved the Illinois Boat Registration and Safety Act of 1959. Under the act, which become^ effective March 1, 1960, all boats propelled by inboard or outboard motors and in use on public waters must be registered by the Illinois Department of Conservation. TJie new state law is in compliance with (he Federal Boating Act of 1958, known as the Bonner bill, which authorized that each state enact ,a Gimrd approved registrdtloir safety and numbering system/ Application forms for i*4gi£- tjration will l>e available, ^teji March 1 at n^arine, dealers and typiatirig clubs. The completed fcims and tbe $3 fee should mailed to the Motorboat Li-" cefcse Division. JQepartmeiit ,$n Conservation, Room 106 State Office Building, Springfield, Ii£ linpis. License will be valid for* approximately three years, Upon-receipt of valid' application form and fee the Heenst^ division will assign a number to | the boat owner. The as^ sighed number must be purchased by the license hodden and be of a contrasting colov to the hull of the boat Numbers must be a. minimum height of three inches and affixed to both sides of the bow, reading from left to right. Director Palmer pointed out that the department expects to license between 350,000 und 400,000 boats this year for the first time, and asked boat owners who send in applications to realize there may be a delay in receiving their Certificate of number from the licensing division. In addition to specifying that all Illinois motor boats must be registered, the act also sets forth numerous safety requirements, which the department feels will do much to reduce boating accidents and save many lives. K^nt Corporation 0-3 -- Krier 205-227-605: Nimsj^rn 213-535; Kuna/ 214-580: Gilliford 215- 208-575. Lakeside Inn 2-1; H. E. Riu h & Sons 1-2 - A. Godina 220- 532; C. Abel 549; E. Dillon 547. Commercial League -- Bimbo's V-2l2 -- V.F.W. 2,l>-1i! G. Barbian 549; J. Clark 526. ~~ Kleinhans Bldg Service 3-0; McHenry State Bank 0-3 - R. Gilliford 531; A. Otto. Sr. 233-595. George's White House 2-1: Garrelta. Contract Co. 1-2 -- R. Blake 566; C. Grr-en 201: E. Steinsdoerfer 244-563. Brennan Milk Service 3-0; Marks 0-3. McHenry Laundry 2-1; Craft Bulk Coolers 1-2 - J. Osterby 214; R. Osterby 225-605. Thread and Gage Co., In<* 3-0; Worts Service Station 0-3 . Nimsgern 530; J. Martinucci 2; D. Buralli 556. ommerrial League -- Freund Oil 3-0; Bimbo's 0-3 Low 210-213-582; V. Weynd(' 525; E, Simon 227-587; NOOnan 570; R. FreuncJ 204. Kent Corp 2-1; Lakeside Inn 2 fe. Dillon 211; H. Miller 6; R. Gilliford 529; R. Kleinlluizen 201. ' 'l f Park Pub .3-0: F.,.M.,.Tele-. fosion. --" J. CougKlin 200.; Ji. Marsella 540; M. Kreuger |*5,f515. - ji Northern Illinois Machinists 2-1; Clark Chevrolet 1-2 -- C. Corso 233-572; H. ' Smith 2S03-218-599; W. Blake 236-570. js E. Buch & Sons 2-1; Car- 6y Electric 1-2 -- R. Sabath +1&0V-549; S. West 209-544; H. Fi^ibaoh 538; K. Roby 230-558. Riverside Barber Shop 2-1; Old Bridge Tave>-n 1-2 -- M. Crouch 574; R. Krier 202-550; R. Kuna 211-211-608. C.D. of A. -- J. Olson 201-489; G. Diedrich 168; A. Vaupell 400; L. Braidman 189; C. Beck 424. Business Mens League -- Bimbo's No. 2 2-1; Ludwi^ 1-2. Ackermans 2-1: Jandfs .1-2. Bob's 0-3; Buss Motors 3-0-- E. Saylei: 236-542; R. Boro 209-562.. Bimbo's No. 1 1-2; North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- E. Pieroni 537. McHenry .Welding 1-2; Mike's 2-1 -- D. Kraus 533; R. Bryson 247-608; D. Wattles 210; D. Hopkins 202. Snug Harbor 0-3; Brennans 3-0 -- R. Stilling 216-540; H, Blake 204-207-598. N ite Owls -- I. Kreier 415; L. Stone 221- 170-535; S. Sutton 483; A. Schwingl 440; M. Kuna 433; N. Bowman 463; L. Vacondio 463; E. Keenemann 173-467; E. Tonyan 422; V. Groh 473; J. Rosing 440; R. Simon 447; E. Varese 184-465; R. Kluk 200-186-166-552; L. Worts 418; E. McNish 430; P. Rosing 208- 496; M. Gates 180-481; R. Romkovvski 170-436; J. Diedrich 178-442; D: Cusack 182-474; F. Kuna 472; F. Anderson 178- 469; H. Gerambio 432; H. Solchenberger 426. Railroads: L. Amberg 5-8-10; A. Groh 5-10: L. Worts 6-7; F. Kuna 8-10: M. Stoffel 4-7-10. Ten Pin Queens -- Elsie's Charm House .0-3; McHenry Recreation 3-0 -- T. Steffan 192-472; J. Rink 463; M. Donnelly 197-469. Bungalow Inn 2-1; Overton Caddi-Lac 1-2 -- W. Gehrke 430: D. Overton 441. Cristy & Stendebach 1-2; Rutledge Caddy Cart 2-1 -- J. Doherty 473; L. Burns 179; M. Doherty 432; L. Michels. S.R.A. 1-2; Snug Harbor Boat Club 2-1; R. Barbian |37. Merrill Woolen 1-2; L "& M Constructors 2-1. PALACF. Tavern League -- Atlas Prager 0-3 -- Whitey's 3-0. H. Wagner 532; B. Kreutzer 206-541; K. Brand 200. M c D o n a l d ' s 1 -1 Va -- George's IVi-l'i. Bill 234-583; L. Freund 212-543; D. Hiller 536. Joe's Tap 3-0 -- Fred & Irene's 0-3. B. Peisert 558. . Holiday Inn 3-0 -- Hansi Tavern 0-3. H. Steffes 202; E. Ozog 201. 9:00 Ladies League Riverside Bake Shop 1-2 -- Sportsman's Inn 2-1. M. Kinsala 421; L. Behnke i 427; M. Coak 458; H. Conway 450; A. C.aulko 414. Mark's 1-2 -- Castle View 2-1 D. Anderson 408; J. Dillon 458. ; Monday Ladies 7:00 League -- Walsh Insurance 1-2 -- i AppWftttCW' 2--T;1" £'.1 Crouch 182-465." McHenry D i s p o s a l 2 - 1 -- Elm Paint & Supply 1-2. A. Leone 427. Wednesday Nite Ladies League Blatz 1-2 -- McHenry Country Club 2-1. E. Conway 441; M. Kelly 170-467. Hettermann's 2-1 -- Buss Motors 1-2, M. Wal(UA8ch 460. t. O. F. -- B. Thennes 208-540; J. Etten 201; G. M. Freund 565. Juvenile Foresters League -- Baby Splits 2-1 -- Rink-ecfinks 1-2. B. Funk 390; R. Justen 177-487. Ten Pin Hot Shots 2-1 -- Gutter Girls 1-2. C. Freund 164-426; B. Gende 187-456. TURKEY BOWL The McHenry Merchants town b a s k e t b a l l team an nouBces the following winners: The winners are: S. Pioli, 7:00; June Rink -- Monday. Anita Vaupell, , 7:00; Liz Wirch, 9:00 -- Tuesday. Ron Conway, 7:00; Ray Kuna 9:00 -- Wednesday Hary Blake, 7:00;- E. Simon, 9:00 -- Thursday. Rose Kluck, 7:00; Bill Silk 9:00 -- Friday. MOOSE LODGE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE The annual mid-winter conference of the Women of the Moose was held at Zion. Attending this conference were twelve from McHenry. There was a grand total of 105 which was very good considering the great number of co-workers who. are ill. Our senior regent, Hazel Struwe, was unable to attend so junior regfent. Marjorie Fernstron\ save a short tailk on building up the mem^- bership. / There were ten college of regents members present. Five new members were enrolled at this* time. Holding second place in this group of chapters, McHenry did a«fine job at this meeting. Attending from here were Junior Gradunle Regent Mabel Thomas, Junior Regent Marjorie Fernstroin, Chaplain Olga Lishamer. Recorder Olga Johnson, Guide Imogene Grist, Argus Fay Young, Social Service Chairman Margaret Neuman, Homemaking Chairman Lona Btpv< r and '.nst but not leagt the important » escorts, Lillian Cox, Ua Hogan, Ethel Bruce and Bertha Jager. Also unable to attend because of illness was Alyce Kowal. Feb. 2 meeting was opened by the junior regent, who then turned the meeting over to hospital ihairman, Elaine Zizak. Chairman Zizak introduced the members of her committee. The speaker for the evening was junior graduate regent Mabel Thomas, who gave a report on the mid-winter conference held last Sunday. No enrollment was held at thi s t i m e , but w i l l be h e l d a t ; the next meeting Feb. 16 A letter was read from Pat Tomhsello expressing her appreciation to everyone why remembered her during her stay iVi the hospital. It will be quite ^while before she will be fable to 'attend our get-togethers. Reports due at the next meeting will i)e hospital, publicity, library and membership. Everybody please remember the luncheon on Feb. 24 at 12:30 at the American legion fyall. This the Moosehaven committee project and Shirley Ozog is the one to get in touch with to buy your tickets. DISPLAY PHOTOS RATED BfiST FOR '59 IN CHICAGO Continuing through Mpnday, Feb. 29. the geheral public will gets its first opportunity to view the photos that have been rated as the best news pictures taken by the.^staff photogrrfjS- - ers of Chicago's daily newspapers and photo services during 1959. More than a hundred oi them, including "the top awafcd winners, will be< displayed at the Museum of' Science arid Industry. \ * Admission to l5jpth the Museum and the exhibit, which is presented by the Chicago Press Photographers' association. ^ free. Occupying the focal spot in the exhibit vCill be a photo by Steve Laskei, . of Chicago's New American camera staff.' who was named "Press Photographer of the Year." as well as winning top honors in the "Spot News" photo category. Entitled "A City Mourns," his prize winning photo "showsfa fireman tenderly carrying imt the body of one of the young victims of the December, 1958, Lady of Angels parochial school fire. fudging of the annual Chicago newspaper, camecarhen s • work was done en! irely by a jury of practical staff member? of the photo department of the Milwaukee Journal. tual distribution of the ant awards occurred t w o weeks ago. lal. ArresiWSELECT MOTTO FOR HEALTH CLUB WINDOW DISPLAY ' HEALTH CLI B The Feb. 1 meeting of tjje McHenry County Health clt»fc was called to order by the president, Tim Frisch. Pledges to the flags were given. Discussion followed on sharethe- fun skit A committee was c h o s e n to d e c i d e on a s k i t , i n cluding Sandra Schlosser. chairman; Bruce Gardner, Pat Covell and Pat Hogan. The rriotto fois window display contest is "Learn, L!^ and Serve through 4-H". A committee to set up a window display was chosen. It is as follows: Tim Frisch, chairman; Jackie Hansen, Alberta Dorn, Mary Hellstern and Pat Hogpn. Talks were given by Pal Covell, Jackie Hansen and Pati Hogan. At the next meeting, Sandra Schlosser and Alberta Dorn are to give talks. Tty Better Goals, Ringwo- Sunshine Girls and Busy Beavers are to hand in news items. Reporter, Pat Hogan ft FG FT F PTS You can't lose your temper, Creighton. T. 5- 2 4 12 by losing it you'll only find Reid 2 0 1 4 trouble instead. Morenz 6 4 2 IP Creighton. M. 3 0 4 6 The light and heat of a burnOeffling 6 1 5 13 ing candle can't be separated. Steinbach 2 4 5 8 • Totals 24 11 21 5'. P.S. Enjoyed Al Dohm's selections. Zion-Benton F(1 (65) FT FP1> Anonymous Zoephel 4 7 11 15 ^ Edgar 2 3 1 - Panama hats are realh Portegys 0 1 2 1 made in Equator. The hats Nelson 9 6 4 24 were misnamed when they Murphy 6 5 3 17 were found for sale in Panama Totals 21 22 11 64 by men passing through on By Quarters their way to California during Zion-Benton 21 8 16 19 -65 the 1894 gold rush. McHenry 13 12 12 22 59 N VALENTINE PARTY Friday, Feb. 12, I960 AT Just For Fun Roller Rink McHenry, III. GAMES -- PRIZES -- VALENTINE EXCHANGE 41 26 K of C (30) 13 108 Husband to wife during shopping trip: "Never mind tne large economy size. Just get the small expensive one we can afford." FREEZER SPECIAL! RUDY BECKER S KENNELS V Mile Bast of the Skyline Drlve-In PHONE EVergreen 3-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Healed 8c Unhealed Kennels 9 German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience • Hunting - Retrieving YOUNG TENDER , SMALL LEAN 8-12 lb. Whole 39- PORK LOINS No Charge For Culling Today thru Feb. 14th SMUG HARBOR BOAT CLUB Closed For Spring Cleaning The Month of February OPEN - TUESDAY. MARCH 1st Chef Alfred Falk Featuring Nightly Dinner Specials Jeanne Randolph, your favorite organist FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY Fox Street Phone EV 5-2671 B°at, shtfw! r • An Alaskan who was getting tired of hearing a Texan complain about his state now being only the second largest said, "If you don't keep quiet, we'll split it in half and then you'll be number 110*66." McHENRY THEATRE 518 So. Gr. Pih/ |QV- 5-014 FOR ONE FULL WEE^C STARTING FRL thru THCJRS FEBRUARY iH thru 18 Sunday 5-66, 7:00 and 9:00 "OPERATION PETTICOAT" Cary Grant --. Tony Curtis Plus Selected Short Subject SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW 3 tO 5 P.M. SUNDAY MATE^EE, FEB. 14 "KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS" George Montgomery and 3 Cartotfns - 3 Stooges C and 3 Cartoons ^ 3 Stooges Comedy Don't miss the big SHOWBOAT REVUE starring Guy iPmbardo and his orchestra plus BOB SCOBEY'S JAZZ BAND See everything new at the Chicago National Boat Show • Over 400 exciting boat and boating exhibits • Free colorful boating and fishing movies i INTERNATIONAL | AMPHITHEATRE 42nd & Halsted Ample parking span Weekdays, I to 11 Sat., 11 to 11 • Sun., 1 Mo 7 Admission $1.55 • ChHdron 75c Includes tax and entertainment ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. THURS. thru THURS. ONE BIG WEEK STARTING FEB. 11th GARY GRANT TONY CURTIS |pi™pmic(wr k in Easttoan COLOR HUN OTOIOI • DINA MEttlU • GERE EMS»EKK SUCEII -ARTHUR O'CONNELl Atwwff mwaran • ^novebn. unnwnoMi «at«t SCHEDULE / Fri & Sat Tw# Shows 7 & 9:115 Sun. Shows at 4, 6:15 & 8^0 Mon. thru Thurs. One Show at 8:00 Feature at 8:15 Special Saturday Matinee Saturday. Fob. 12th Doors Open at 1 Feature at 1:30 'FORBIDDEN PLANET in Color • m ALL SEATS 25c ^ STARTING FRI - FEB 19th FOR FOUR DAYS "NEVER SO1 FEW" w i t h Frank Sinatra THE BIG COMEDY SCRESI| N SHOW! ^ Imagine -- 5 Women on Their Submarine! GARY GRANT * e TONY CURTIS » ) . 'OPERATION PETTICOAT" WJM ma• WIU MEBIU • HHE EYMBWaa aKUl AHTHUR O'CONNELL E^pN'T MISS THE FUN . . SO GREAT . . \ ' WE'VE BOOKED IT FOR 8 NIGHTS THURSDAY. FEB. 11 thru THURSDAY. FEB. 18 Nitely at 7:00 & 9:30 Also Afternoon Shows Sat. & Sun. at 2:15, 4:40 Admission 70c - Kiddies 25c v