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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
BIRTHDAYS
| ANNIVERSARIES

/ ec. 23-Mrs. John Warren,
Richard Petersen, Mrs. Rose Rich
ardson.
Dec. 24-Mrs. Violet Behrman,
Clara Bice Hathaway, Mrs. Albert
Zoschke. Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyed Huskey.
Dec. 25-Virginia Bahnsen Rus
sell, Esther Rice st. Clair, Grace
Kihlken, Vonda Brunkhorst, Mar
garet Herl, William Winnie, Mrs
Alma Lundgard, Charles Dewitt
Norman Dent, Martin Poloni, Har-
ry Mowl, Mrs. Harold Worst, Tom
my Leavy, Mrs. Christi Dages
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jeremy, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Shaver.
Dec. 26-Dennis and Karen St
Clair, Dave Minderman, Mary
Stevens Newcomer, Alton Cover
Arlene Finken, Raymond Meyer
Marcia Jean Rounds.
Dec. 27-Ernest Grobe, Dudley
Singer. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellenberger
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knoerle, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Meyer.
Dec. 2S-Mrs. Edward Sprenger
Clarence Quisno, Mrs. Charles Gin
teri. Wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Armbruster
Mr.. and Mrs. James Petersen.
Dec. 29-Mrs. Vernon Hem
minger, Paul Waskewitz, Mrs, Os,
borne Hayden, Wayne Wolf
Thomas Franklin Branum.
| Dec. 3O-Mrs. William Cleavel
Philip Van Rensselaer,. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bygden, Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Short.
Dec. 31-Barbara Snider, Harold
Hauck, Earl Dreier, Russell Simon
Florence Kelley, Lucille Wonnell
Joanna Walls, Cahrles koerner
Ida Glickman, Carla Rupert.
service at IL p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24

The court house will be closed
Saturday, Jan. 1st in observance of
New Years day, Friday noon, De-
cember "a, the annual Christmas
marty will be held in the common
Meas court room, when county Of
ficials and deputies will have a
potluck lunch.
County engineer Delos Nissen
was host at the party for en-
ployees of the highway depart
ment, Saturday noon, the party
being held in the county garage,
when lunch was served to 16 en-
polyees and guests. Cards were
part of the afternoon program.
f The county highway department
was in action Sunday morning,
when four of the county snow
plows were put in operation clear
ing the highways of the first snow
of the season. The snow plows
were out again Monday morning
"iSAA q 1SPSlS SIio" swan PoASAS
covered the highways. The jani-
tors staff had their power driven
snow plow in action, Sunday and
Monday mornings, clearing the
Nalks around the court house park.
Judge William A. Hunt Of the
common pleas court has resorted
to the use of cane the past few
days, as the result of an injury to
his left knee.
The county jury commissioners
Frank Quisno and George Sibrel,
will meet in the office Of the clerk
of courts, Friday morning, when
85 names will be drawn from the
dry wheel, of persons Who will
serve as grand and petit jurors
during the January term of COM
mon pleas court, which opens on
Monday morning, January 3rd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
The Lost Word in Sleep Luxury

The Lost Word in Sleep luxury
Just set the Automatic Wstchman Con-
troll and you're all set to sleep in mellow
warmth the whole night through. Plugs
into any a-c electric outlet The bedside
control, dainty as powder box, will
then automatically maintain the Sc
lected degree of warmth all night long
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24

against George F. Agler Com
pany Detroit, an action for money
only, in which the plaintiff is seek
ing judgmefl- -oc 34T5 for damag-
es and injuries alleged to have
resulted in a traffic accident which
occurred on Route 120 east of Ge-
noa, November 10, 1916.
Judge P. ". GuIau has announc-
ed the following appointments in
the probate court: Lucy Floro ap-
pointed in the matter of the es-
tate of Oliver Floro; Lila E. Vel.
lquette appointed administrators
of estate of Earl G. Velliquette;
Olive Neatfeld appointed admin
istratriX of estate of Henry Neat
field.
Partial account of guardianship
has been filed in probate court by
Violet B. Dye, guardian of Robert
William Dye, il.
The first and final account OF
administration has been filed in
probate court by John l.. Rein
heimer, administrator of estate of
Henry w. Sloat.
Final account of administration
has been field in probate court by
Robert Skinner, administrator of
estate of Lillian F. Skinner.
Reports received by treasurer
D. L. Cullenen from the state tax
department, Columbus, show an
increase in the amount of sales tax
stamps sold in the county this
year. For the week ending De-
cember 4, sales amounted to $S,-
S67.12 as compared with $S.300.46
for the same period last year. The
sales for this year ending Decem-
ber 4, amounted to $2S6,037.49, an
increase of $34,569.65 over the
period last year ending Decem-
Der 6, when the amount issued
was $251 ,467.S4.
There will be no scarcity OF
calendars about the court house
for the coming year, according tc
the number of 1949 models which
are being displayed in the various
offices throughout the building
| The calendars come in all sizes
large and small, and are a work
of art.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
See
First Section
For
Classified Ads
Today
EOD Staff Has
Christmas Party

LACARNE - The children's
Christmas party sponsored by the
Officers and Enlisted Mems Clubs
of Erie Ordnance Depot for chill
dren of members, was held Sun
day afternoon IN the Officers club
of the post.
This year 20 children, ranging
in ages from lew weeks through
high school ages, were remember
ed at the party. They were ac-
companied by their parents.
During the program hour,
Christmas movies We're shown and
Santa Claus distributed gifts to
the honored guests. Serving of
refreshments concluded the testi
vitieS.
Maj. and Mrs. James NJ. Hig-
girs and SGT. and Mrs. Wayne j.
Shepherd were in charge of ar
rangement for the party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
Req! Estote Transfers

Allen Twp.-May Shields Phil
lips, ct al to Lindsey Shields, 80
acre, 2OOxS5 feet, Sub. Div. "A''
lot 3, pit.
Benton Twp.-Leo Kern to
Gerald Humphrey, blk. 16, lots
"a, Elliston.
Clay Twp.-John V. Connor, ct
al to John B. Daley, ct al, lot
"a, Forest Park; Alexander Tells
zezak ct al to Robert w. Ameling,
5 acres, rg. 13, sec. II.
Genoa Corp.-Luella B. Fouke
to Edwin H. Lorenzen, ct al, blk.
DO, lots 1924, Habblers; Anna
Johnson to Milton w. Rocker, ct
al, blk. Ia, lot 2.
Catawba Plats-Dorothy Run
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24

ion to John F. Faris ct al, lot 6,
Catawba Orchard.
Danbury Plats-Henry w. Sloat
to Jacob r. Detterman, blk. 2
lots 47-4S, Wrights S d 2.
Lakeside-J. Dale Whitmore to
Anna M. Whitmore, blk. 6S, lot
II.
Willow Beach-James A. Cald-
we'll ct al to Edgar w. Thierwech-
ter, lot "a.
Harris Twp.-Grace L. Ander-
son to Willard G. Weis, 3 acres,
rg. 4, sec 8; Same to same, 14.4z
acres, re-. IS, sec. 13.
Port Clinton Corp.-George H.
Smith to Dorothy E. Runion, blk
19, lot l, Lakeview.
Put-ilI-Bay Twp.-Elwood Wiese
gdn., to Walter Laskowski, lot 2,
Henry Bredbeck add.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
Marriage Licenses

Donald H. Spriggs, %, factory
worker, Fremont and Miss Betty
Eileen Schuster, 20, factory work
Oak Harbor. Monsignor Arnold
to officiate.
GlenGon T. Witt, %, farmer
Oak Harbor RID and Miss Ber-
nice ]. Wolf, %, clerk, Oak Har-
Dor RID. Rev. H. F. Heidmanr
tc officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
SELGO SCORES 10

Dick Selgo, Port Clinton athlete
starring with the Baldwin Wal
lace Yellow-Jackets, paced his
team to 1902 victory over Ohio
Wesleyan in the Cleveland Arena
last week. Dick scored 10 points
during the victory.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24
PINOCHLE LEAGUE

In the fraternal pinoehle league
Tuesday night, the Masons defeat
ed the Odd Fellows, IA to sc, and
the Knights of Columbus out
pointed the Knights of Pythias.
70 to 6S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24

Santa Claus at Myers Market,
Dec. IS to Dec. %. Presents for
all the kids. 42-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-24

Immediate engraving service al
Philips. 36-tf
, 1948-11-05
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to public notice that the Trademark
shown below which was registered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, D. c., on February g. 1897, in the
name of MARS INCORPORATED, of Chicago, Illinois, a
corporation organized and existing under the Laws of the
Delaware, and Trademark certificate No. 343,146 issued
therefor. to MARS INCORPORATED, its successors or as
signs has this date been registered in the Office of the Gov
eminent Secretary Of the Virgin Islands of the United States
at ST. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions in the re
gulations governing the registration Of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands, approved April ], 1916.
, 1948-11-05
PU BLICATION

It is hereby brought to public notice that the Trademark
shown below which was registered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, .. c., on June 20, 1888, in the name
of AIRS INCORPORATED, of Chicago, Illinois, a corpora
ton organized and existing Laws of the Static of Minnesota,
and Trademark certificate No. 3O4055 issued therefor, to
MARS, INCORPORATED, its successors or assigns has this
date been registered in the. Office Of the Government Sec
retary Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States at st. Tho
mas, in accordance with the provisions in the regulations
governing the registration Of Patents and Trademarks in the
Virgin Islands, approved April |, 1916.
, 1948-11-05

DR. VIRGIN ISLANDS TRADEMARK CONTEST
ing are the rules and regulations promulgated by
mark Committee of The ST. Croix Chamber of
TO govern the contest In ST. .Croix for the
VIRGIN ISLANDS TRADEMARK
To establish a trademark whereby items pro-
duced in the Virgin Islands may be properly de-
signated and to maintain a certain minimum
standard of quality on all items to be exported.
All persons in the Island shall be eligible for
participation.
/. Each contestant shall keep in mind that the
design should represent the three Virgin Is
lands.
2. The contestant shall also keep in mind that
simplicity of design is most important since
the trademark will have to be adaptable to
3. Entries shall be made on any tpye of surface,
preferably white, and shall be no smaller
than 5" x y and no larger than 10" x IA" and
shall bear on the back the name, age and adj
dress of the designer and statement of what
this design is intended is intended to portray.
very small items.
4. The design shall be in black and white. (pen
and ink, pencil or Black & White paints)
5. The contest shall officially begin on October
II, 1948 and close on November II, 1913.
6. All entries from students shall be deposited
with their respective principals who, at the
close of the contest, will forward same to the
Chamber of Commerce.
Z. All entries for non-student contestant in
Frederiksted shall be deposited with The
Medicine Chest and in Christiansted with the
Chamber of Commerce.
8. A first prize of $40. and 2 consolation prizes
Of S.. each will be awarded for the three best
designs.
RE-.
The three designs which are selected will be
forwarded to the Governor of the Virgin Is
lands there to be compared with the three de-
signs selected from the St. Thomas Contest.
Whichever of the s designs is finally selected
will be sent to a commercial artist for finish
: ing. The winning designer will be awarded a
prize OF $25. plus a certificate issued by the
joint Chambers of st. Thomas and ST. Croix.
Toy,~4 = Al HY.--s- - - - -. $3.50
, 1948-11-05
FOUND

A box containing a little bag
with cash was found under the
gallery of THE international Shop
in Christiansted.
Owner may call at the Avis Of
flee to identity same.
, 1948-11-05

RULES FOR vfReM ISLANDS TRADEMARK CONTEST
The following are the rules and regulations promulgated by
The Trademark Committee of The ST. Croix Chamber of
Commerce to govern the contest in ST. .croix for the
VIRGIN ISLAND TRADEMARK
, 1948-11-05

In heDistrict Court of the Virgin Islands Of the United States
Division Of ST. Croix at christiansted
ESTATE OF THOMAS J. ASH. deceased Probate No.lI-ls48
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
ELIAS WILLIAMS having been appointed Executor Of
the Estate OF Thomas J. Ash, deceased, does hereby give notice
TO all persons having claims against the said estate to present
such claims within six 0) months. Persons indebted to the
said estate are likewise requested to make payments within
the said time to the Executor, or his attorney.
October /, 1913.
WILLIAMF +. MOORHEAD ELIAS WT1IIAMs
Attorney Executor
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Oklahoma Coach
Hits His Team
For 'Loofing'
BY the Associated Press

NORMAN, Okla, Dec. 23.-
Coach Bud Wilkinson of the
University of Oklahoma thinks
his Sugar Bowl team is loafing
and that Were too far behind
to catch up"
The Sooner coach yesterday
accused his players of watching
the clock during practice, and
t~~a into them for thinking too
much about New Orleans enter
tainment-and not enough about
North Carolina, the team they
face on New Years Day.
81 have been very disappointed
with the results of our prelim-
mary practice for the Sugar Bowl
game" he said.
II seriously question if we are
rs per cent as good a team today
as we were during the regular
season. Our boys haven't been
thinking about North Carolina
they've been thinking about the
entertainment at New Orleans
and what they're going to do
while they're home for Christ
mas. Very few of them have
thought anything about the great
team they will face New Years
Day"
The team disbanded today for
a short holiday vacation, and Will
reassemble in Biloxi, Miss, Sun
daV
Evening star., 1948-12-23
WoIfpack Drops Star
For Bucking Rules
By the Assoeioied Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-
North Carolina States basket ball
team arrived today for its Coast
tour without Eddie Bartels, all
Southern guard last year, who was
dropped from the squad in "dis-
ciplinary action" by Coach Everett
Case.
Bartels was sent back to Raleigh,
N. c., after Case said he had been
dropped for an infraction Of train
ing rules. Bartel's home is in Long
Island.
The Wolfpack. which defeated
Nevada for the second straight time
last night in Reno, plays the Uni
versity of San Francisco tonight and
will compete in the National Invita-
tional in Los Angeles December 28-
1881. ..5
Evening star., 1948-12-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. "A
THURSDAY pEcEMBER a. lss
Honors of 1948 Equine Season
Well Divided Amonq 70 Horses

Valbo and w. II. Simpsons Vir-
ginia State jumper champion Hellza-
poppin from Richmond, the runner
up Up and Going from Mr.. and
Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh's
Springsbury Farm at Berryville.
Heading the list of double victors
in the hunter division were Mrs.
Page Jennings Virginia State hum
ter champion Icecapade from Char
lottesville, Mrs. Gregory McIntosl1's
Joseph's Coat, Springsbury's Erin
Beau, Courtney Burton's Ohio entry
Dance King, shown under Mrs.
James c. Hamilton's management.
]. North Fletcher's Brandon King,
Warrenton, and Ballantrae's The
Squire.
Consistent ribbon winners among
the many scoring one championship
were Llangollen's new national hun
ter champion Adventure from Up
perville, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mueller's Ballela, Rock Spring
Farms Duck, Nancy Haas Ever
So, Eve Primes Ewes Star, Col.
and Mrs. H. H. Pohl's Fitzrada,
Betty 10 Shipley's Flint, Morton W.
Smiths Golden Boy and Rain
Slicker, w. H. SIMPSONS HI Ho Sill
yer, w. C. Wars Hi-Jack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amory Larence's Highlander,
Springsbury's Lady Bellest, r. r.
Groves Mr.. Taylor, Dorothy Fred's
P. D. G., DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I.
Kay's Phantom Raider, George Di
Paulas Post Meridien, George
Gartrells Reno Kurd, Alex CAL
vert's Roydesal, Ballantrae's Steal
away and Hi Rock Farms The
Heckler.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
|Noth-South EIevens
Are All Set for Game
By fhe Asseeiofsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 23-North and
South teams are all set for their
Iintersectional gridiron battle in the
Orange Bowl Christmas night.
Coach Herman Hickman of Yale
announced his North teams starting
backfield, and the South unanimous
ly elected Mississippi's great Barney
Poole to captain them in the Mahi
Shrine setto.
/ The Eli mentor said his boys
would spend the day working on
kicking and punt protection. Then
we'll be ready for those Rebels"
Hickman said his team looked
better than ever yesterday after the
arrival of three Notre Dame players
Terry Brennan, John Fallon and
Bill Walsh.
After watching the boys work out
Hickman said he would start Terry
Brennan at right halfback, with Tex
Furse, Yale, quarterback; Elwood
Petchell. Penn State. left halfback
and John Weber, Princeton. full
back.
Poole's election as captain pleased
South Coach Andy Gustafson. Poole
is a great football player, one of the
greatest I've ever seen or coached,
he said.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Southern Conference
Fjyes Continue Road
Battling Tonight
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

Two Southern Conference basket
ball teams continue their road trips
to meet outside competition tonight.
Out on the West Coast, the strong
North Carolina State Wolfpack
meets San Francisco U. William
and Mary's Indians, after walloping
Albright at Reading, Pa, 1884. last
night, Journey over to Orange, N. j.,
to take on a Seton Hall five.
These are the last games for
Southern Conference teams until
after Christmas.
South Carolina fell before Law
renee Tech at Detroit last night,
66-53, in a comparatively easy game
for the home team. It was the
Gamecocks' fourth straight defeat
after having won the opening game
of the season from Newberry.
lawrence Tech scored the. first II
points of the game and held a COM
Portable lead all the way, with a
37-22 half time margin. Norm Ham
kins, Lawrence Tech forward.
amassed "a points to lead the Blue
Devils scoring. Henry Martin,
South Carolina forward, scored 81.
william and Mary, considered a
strong contender for the conference
title held by North Carolina State,
was never behind Albright at the
end Of any period last night. 1t was
the Indians ninth victory of the
season out of 10 games Tribe Capt.
Chet Giermak pushed his individual
scoring total for the season to 1S9,
with 26 points against Albright.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Record Field Of III
Court Teams Play
In Rec Tourney

A record field of 1T teams. which
is 56 more than the previous high,
will compete in the District Of Co
lumbia Recreation Departments
seventh annual Christmas basket
ball tournament next week.
Play starts Monday morning in
the Coolidge, Gordon and Macfar-
land gyms, and will continue
through Friday.
First round pairings and starting
times:
At Coolidge.
Junior girls--9:30 am. Chevy Chase
VS.. Jefferson, Hine VS.. Lansdon; 10 am,
an1 sudaH yS msres Hs g. esssa fesvz ch;s o
costa.
s desmbs cs.Vy dsss. Asass Ss
erest Dea Chevy erase ~ VS. fia stuart; is6 ssi PM
Edgswood VS. JsffeIs9n. eS1. Hins VS.; Anacostia
spoIsrs IsS vs. IS. Anacostia. Ana Bald 2asie % vs. vii.
son Panthers; pm, Hine vs.: Takoma
vs stosdaa os
Unlimited class Pm. GalllnEeI vs.;
VS. connals. s esseys S Ss. Hsmiten H.
pm, Stuart VS.. Arena Sports, Hamilton
No. VS.. staunton Park; s:4b pm; Ru-
lie A. c. VS.. Edgewood; 10 pm, Coolidge
Reds VS.. Teehsns' Turkey Ihicket vs.. Com
bines.
90-pound class boys-9:30 am, George
town VS. Kenilworth, Coolidge VS.. Buchan-
an; 10 am, Taft Us; Virginia Avenue. Du-
caeSy e Chase H9Ves commGnity n Buildins
vs.. ySA rim frinldsd, 'Macfarland vs.. asllinser;
lse soys am ospcand Mqssh vs. Saei
stoddard VS.. Jefferson Reds, Chevy Chase
Community Building vs.; Virginia .,;avs Avenue; u.
5eeTson n Aas slses: vs. 1879 Ass'Gss pm LsnsIss IS
Buchanan, Hillcrest VS.. Raymond; 2 pm
kenilworth VS.. Rosedale, Macfsrland VS.
BOYS = and undsrcs Pm; ~ Powell Q. Hoy. vs.
munity RTildns 3a5 pm GeorgeieS MeSi
ysn RPa9nh Pa4a 4so HS 6s1ont a
Blues suchanssa as M.efsIi.nS, Zs: Mi.TiSr''
stSaasas Hsisnts an''ais aisf.st e1sas
Chevy Chase Psewees II .ssraon am; Hine .ss ~
Blues Blues vs.. ?rs Tssinidad. MscfaIisnd vs.. Hoover
Boys. u and under-al2:3o pm; CHEVY he,
REDS iss vs.. na BETA Phi omess; i:15 pm:
sV chase Community I'M Building Eeds: 2 pm;
ako%a Isms, Blues v TAFT Reds kossas. sassvona
Takoma Rockets .Hillcrest vs.; Rudolph i; I;
$40 pm, Langdon A vs.. Rudolph III,
Ruff Riders W. Kenilworth.
Unlimited class-6:3Q pm, Congress
wood; pm. Discension A. C. VS.. Chevy
Chase Gunners, Leland A. c. vs.. Segreit
Bros: SAB p.m.,. Jefferson vs.. Rainoows,
Coolidge Thunderbolts VS.. Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Chew Chase Nails Petworth
To Fire Interest in Pin Race

Hutchison's Furniture swamped
Mann's Decorators with 651. 635 and
637 games featured by AL Wright's
ISL and 416 and Cletus Pannell's
1893. Winchester Packard and Toms
Auto Service postponed.
Staridings-Arcade Pontiac, 29-
10; Caruso, 27-2l; Mann's Decora-
tors, 1928; Hutchison's Furniture,
24-24; H. B. Leary, 24-25; Schlitz
Beer, 24-24; Winchester Packard,
1926; Toms Auto, 1923.
Ruth King, stellar King Pen team
captain, raped out a record set OF
Ala for the Capitol Major Ladies
loop with 161 her best single but her
last-place quint dropped three games
to the splurging Fort Davis outfit as
Mabel Ohge's Isl and Toni Rowe's
397 led in team counts of 623 and
1871.
Jessie Sacrey hiked her top aver
age to 1921 with a 378 set, Brook
land Recreation routed Chevy Chase
Ice Palace to maintain its three
game lead.
Bing Moen's chances of catching
Mrs. Sacrey went glimmering when
a 31s set dropped her average to
117-17 after she moved within 1a
pins Of the high-f1ying Brooklander
Takoma, with 2-1 win from Hi
Skor. entered second place as Ross
lyn dropped to third by losing two
games to Hyattsville. Frances Will
son was Hyattsville's heaviest wal
loper with 388 while Lucy Rose
counted 377.
Standings: Brookland, 25-14: Ia
koma, 22-17; Rosslyn, 2l-18; Hi
Skor, 1920: Hyattsville, 1920; Fort
Davis, 1921; Ice Palace, 1921; King
Pin, 14-25, g.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Sun Herod, Marchons
In Duel at Tropical
BY fha Asxoeiotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 23.-P. L. Girls
SONS Sun Herod has been assigned
top weight of 122 pounds in Sat-
urday's $500 Christmas Handicap
at Tropical Park.
Marchons I'd, Argentine import,
undefeated in four starts in this
country, is weighted at 119 pounds,
one pound less than assigned to
Rampant.
Marchons I'd scored in the Gov
ernor Caldwell Handicap Saturday
and picks up only three pounds for
the Christmas feature.
Bug Juice is asked to carry 11b
pounds and appears to be threat
in the 11/16-mile fixture. Bright
Sword goes at 112 while Cat Bridge
and First Nighter get in with Ito
pounds.
Other entries and their weights
are: Column. 109; King Midas and
Mayram, 1903; Atom Buster, Far
away and Rinaldo, LOT each, and
Approval, los pounds.