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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
Personal Mention

mf and Mrs. Hlaurn q Callns
ed AaamI aFc t4atlH. 4t Ms
'niiins SISTERS aua at. .tI relative
s kCy Wet
County Judge Raymond Les
rs2cs tada1 CO Ma .n a4a
rsss Hlc expect. q. return .. kgt
West suuds1 sltefU an
Mrs Arthur Sheppard 81 ~
haml Fluuta aIth reg ehlldrtn
NrihuE tsk5pps sHa Ramclda
nscd n kct West q. spsna
mc tune Alts he. pareEts s.
"a MH McnIn Ha.stI 10 tatf
ne on william street
TIE cllmb.nE P,f.Ers g sa4ta
- end Tfop..al Aiuea have
rssory bltsthne organs snsb
"A then ta .Nt H4f aisF laf
ne time
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
Aerorias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
faF Havana on Aer0vlas q
R0eierick TsoFnpsnn. Jeanne
TlaompNon Rachel Shinkle. sap
res Shinkle. Sadte Shinmle. FeF-
min Hernandez. Ross Guxman
Richard Petersen. Herbert Allen
Seymour SclsechtineF. ismarl Ne
grin. Dolores Bucko. Jacy Frazser
Lacy Justianiani. Elena Bozanga.
Maria Cano. Claro Rubio. 6i<oF-
Nuia Gonzalez Obdulia Rodri-
gusz. Dolores Onalo. EuReBla Ro-
nero, Ana Junco. Marjorie Smith.
Eileen stayiey. Rollert krest
Oilmpsa Msimonado.
Charles Hernandez. Isabel Her
nandex, Manuel Hernandez. Ro-
berto hernandez Miriam Wells.
Carl Reinke. Emily Rickey. An
tonlo Herrera. Ofplia Roque. Ro
lando Vell0n. Meryin Castel. Wi
liam nvetef. EFnast Grant Caro-
lyn Grant Janet Grant Carlo
Vacco. Ralph vacco. Ralph Pat
uck. Charles Bog&ess. Charlie
Boggess. Jr Ruth BozEess. Cas-
sie OUTLAW Alton BoEgess. Alma
Bishop. Janles Michael. Alosrto
0arTido.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
Return From Snapper Creak Camp
EIeUen or Boy Scout Troop 52

Pro MaFksmsn Rifle award. and
Life Saving Merit Badge Paul J
M0ure. White Feather honor
.eampeF ard Pro Marksn'an.
Charles Tayior. White FeatheF
award and Life Saving Merit
Badge. Johnny Vidal. W htte
Feather award and swimming
Baaxe. ReN d WeeCh. u Swim
ming Merit Badge. J West.
swinsming Merit Bsdge
Several % the boys passed OF
several of the second and tirsi
class requirements bat dad not
nnish AL the work neCessaFy g.
she award of the new rank fhis
Nill be- finished ia the troop q
the near future The boys are
boxing forward o. thc award 81
. scuul Ak a. the by making the
most advancement b. assistant
scout master Ernest Avila.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Eleven mcInh0Fs of Boy scout
Troop Sc rsamnea % KEY West
frmu south FLORIDA Council boy
Souul Camp a. SnapFHr Greek,
suuday night al la.is . N tired
hus healthy and happy The boys
dad . wait u four and one bali
hours In South Miami aa TIE
Gruyilound Bias wHs TOO crowded
an tl1e earlier hsa D. brlng ne
boya houle One % tine Key West
Scuais cabins was awarded honor
cabin Tifsa tiay
Advancement of the scuuts a.
eamp q as follows Don Buraliy
was awarded the Gold featheF
for hunof camper and Canoeine
Merit Badge. Henry Clare. White
FeaiheF hunur camper Louis
Cruz, Swimming Merit Badge.
Dun Frust white Feather honor
rampeF. Harold A. McMastcFs
White Feather h0nog camper
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
key Vest Business AHd Professional
Women Sponsor Party TOmOrrO"

clsading . door puzc which con
sists ol an airplanc trip O. hs-
vana. and all pTocccds from TIE
affair itself viii So into ths
SWIMMING Pool Rehabilitation
FUND. thus being the first major
prniect ol me local BpW under
the new presidcutship of Mrs.
Graham
Mss Gertrude Laubscher =
chairman In chaFge N thc bingo
party. and she is being assisted
D. many other mcm0ers of the
KEY West Business and Protes-
sional Women Club
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
National aquatic
Schools To be
Conducted

The Key West Chapter ~ she
American Red Cross has been
geauessed a announce that the
National Aquatir schools will
esmdurt q sciooi AZ Camp Care
Ina. Brexard. North Carolina on
Ausust n throawh september !
and a. Roosevelt State Park.
Chspley. Geurgia gn August =
through September :.
TIE leadership training Feeeiv-
81 wlll enable one % carry 81
first aid. " ster safety and acet-
dent prevention programs
AppliCation f1Tms toe enroll
lna - either II these scio~sls may
~ obtained from MR.. Garcia u.
Nestiea. executive secretary oi
the iocmi chapteT
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

TUESDAY. July g.
Meetine. sparki.na Waters Re-
bnkah I.asixe No IA - =
~. n kniRhiz ~ PYthaas
Hall
Practice Session. Key West
Community SnNers J e. y
M at CungrcWatlonai LhufNh
AEeeainK. Esertemdy Stsf Clah.
SO y "a hogne of ~. r.
land Admnax. 2&8i setaenhefF
avenue
WEDNESDAY. July IL
nafhinm Beauts C0utesf
Fashion Show and Ansseur
Night s.oo y y a Harris
School Auditorium spon
.sored ~ Ymsna peeple :
service Leagse of Sc Peal :
Chufch
Meeting Ia Comha NavN
Wives Ciub M 9a lata \
NJ tn CluhwHUms 3aasisiln#
ia. Naval @tailon
faenulit Binso FaFss sfNuesHfnsi
by keV West hits4meas afa8
Professional MnmlemH NiMh
800 y "a at "a Cnnfha -
"a
MONDAY. AUGUST .
Ia Cuncha NAVY Wives Cluh
Munthly iiusptal Party = =.
Naval Hospital
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

One % the many affairs - be
held IN thc near future by the
Baazinezs and Professional No-
meas Club ol KEY West ior TIE
plrpgse % raising funds b. Feha-
bslltate the swimming pool on
Hnoaevelt Boulevard Wih take
place tumUsroW night
Thin fsfst affair Is . Bingo
Party % b. hcid at the la Con.
eha Hotel at 500 p 81. on Wed
nsNday. and eveTything possibis
: beiug done % make q mem-
uFahle occaxiun.
There VIII b. many prizes. n
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Snuae of these new novels make
ne nervous ! sqmlfsn ~ the STAG
cato conversations with smart.
aIecky remarks tsesed eack ard
forth.
4 have In mind 3 modern
volume with q proNoestive title
which yesterday ahandoned On
paae ~ after the fuilowing bril-
liant repartee had hesn exehang
ed besxeen two supposedly
srownup persons in q black satin
and -whise taffeta aecprated bar
room frequented by ne smart st
after th' the tr
lie Hello. photonemic
shc Do | know yopT
lie Were old frfensi. We met
exactly ten seconds aG0.
She Very clever With the hp.
Seriously. Mister. haven't we
me- beioref
lie: I've been aFonnd Was q
81 Monte Carlo or the sands Of
Niee9 Or are you the doll ms
mother wanted nae "a marry
haek IN Centerville?
she bad comedy Only good "a
openlng lines. Corny in the
stretch Ft
he. We're old. old pals
she I've SIT . gosd head ioE
faces. .
He You've eot . Rood head Cos
other ruawEns. hay But hos
dues q happen yon can rcmeI@
h~F M fiEx v hiCh s0use of my
best friends tell me shouldn't
hsppen to . dog
she. I like al dumb animals.
especially docs
he Ne. Tm q bard mgn I'm
nuts about oar feathcred friends
You ought 60 scc ms collection
81 ~fens sometime. lads ] have
al kinds oi wfens Chicksdees ]
ike. too.
she You funny. funny man.
you You should be- on the radio
Youd panic the public l. he
always Each a funny man. 90 = =
rust me bringing oui the smart
ness IN himG
lie. work best with the ladies.
she It's been psachy meesing
you. even u I nearly chokea u
death on some q your popcofn.
This conversation. 50 help ne.
vas supposed 10 take place be
tween tao normal adults. never
knew adults who talked ake
that | never even kneN any
hiah-nch0ol Kids who talked IKE
that. II I heard twu seven year-
alas taking iike that l would
strongly suspect them q hein9
tlnged with cretinism.
/ must ~ rcactionary a.
concerns my reading MATES, toF
/ frankly like the older books.
written m . leisurcly comfort
able lashlon. With understandable
conversations ike an unhur
gied pace to BE- maintained
throughout the story. ss prevails
IN the case uf English murder
mysteries. When. though there are
several corpges eNtani, gallons
IT blood are splattered around. =
mad murderer IS loose on the
pfemiaes and several knives are
missing from q squire's collection
a weapons the imperturnaole
butler nevertheless has afternoon
tea ready on the DOT when 4 Is
due. and everybody inclvding
the murderer. would far rather
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

vwhile l am soTry failed -
Ain the Mss Fiofida title. as ksy
Vests representative ~ TIE beasi'
q essnteEt sponsored ~ the Ma
Ia Beach Junior Chanlber 81
commerce. 1 am certainly alsd q
was possible fur me 81 make TIE
Trip
Thus spoke Miss Faye BeTvaldi'
Mo waa selected by tlle key
W 80 Janiur chambcF of Com
merce ~ theif entry IN the con
sest held az the Hyde Purk Hotel
Ia Niami Beach. last week.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
Miss BerraIdi, Key Vest Chamber
or Commerce Entry In Miss Fiorid"
Contest Returns To hey Vest

Key West certainly gained .
loi a pabllcity from the affair
Ms Bervaldi eontinued. ara
theera is q great deal oi Interest
IN the forthcoming conference q
b. held in Key West. "a August
bv the Ksy West club
Mss Bervaldi alsa spoke hieh-
IA II the hospitality u the Miami
Deaeh Jaycees. end remarked
abaas the care and attention g'v
en- the entrants. from cittes al
over the state. Who were cumpea
ma lor the Miss FLORIDA title.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Tomorrow evening. wednes-
aaV. bsainninn sharply 81 $50
s,eloek. ths Y0unN People's Ser.
viee League ~ 81 paui's Chsifeh
will pfeseni their AmatesW Might
and Fashion Show Proaram. g..
aethef wilh the nathins Beauts
Contesl. and the event will take
plaee 81 the Harris school Ard.
st0fium.
Iohn Day ain offieiaie - mas
zee uf eeretnanies foe that pof
iion ~ the xhow cumpFisina
amateur talent arts end fashions,
~ fellows:
l. vocsl SOLO. Mrs. MARY Rou-
aeaa. accompsnied b. Mrs.
Joyce Amalung. Model Miss
Elairas ouesada in blue eve
ning go~n.
Z Hillhllly Music. Bill and
Mac" Moael. Mas I.avonda
sawyer ln stsapiess oFgandy.
j. Ai Jalsnn lmpeFaonaiion,
Rolert Lastres Model, Miss
Nancy Fhillips. In backless
san dress.
= a Wahx. Rose Marie Yates
and sandra Johnson. Model.
Miss Sondra sllbeFman.
wth white print dinner
dress.
s sals Rumba. Mercedes PEI
ca Model. Miss Bennie
Thfelkeid. In yellow even
ing gown.
g Vocal s0ia. Betty Rowan
arnompaniod b MaFisne
parka Mnsiel. Mass Nlanne
NehietL. white dress
o. Hawaiian Hula. The Ray.
xaf Sisters. Pat and L0uise,
Masiels. Miss Yunkee Carl
san. afternoon cocktail gown
and Miss Gloria Carbonell
q Balancing Exhibition, Fio-
- fidian Misunderstanding Club.
Raymond Campo. RobsFt
Malone. John Yates. Aoasl.
Ms Go Ann Watkins. even-
lnN goWn.
o Solo Ballet. Miss DoloFes
lenley Mosiel, Miss ELSIE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces weFs
filed yesterday IN the office oi
Circuit Court Clerk Eari y Al
ana b. Genrvieve susan Conan.
70 Nrrtucci against Louis VeFtsac
q ADD by Hazsl KinGston Govan
aesana James NallaCt G0van.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
amateur Night, Fashion Shor And
Bafhing Beauty Contest To BE Gal"
Harris School Presentation Tomorrow

Mora. afternoon casual
dreMs.
20 RuFnha. Ralph palasun and
Martha MaTeSma. Mxisl
Miss Donns Sposiswszsa.
white orRandy
u. Eocal Trio. sansiFa Johns0Fa
Rose Marie Yates and Patsy
Yates. MDielS. Miss Beverly
AFthur svoninK RoNn. and
Miss DoloFes Lesley. beach-
wear.
u vocal solo. Miss Cio Ann
watkins. accompanied ~
Miss Beverly Arthur.
There viii then be an inter
mission. folluWing whieh the
awarding 0f the beautiful SAT-
prise door prize. and also the
awards toe the best amateur
talent performances having Just
taken place. will take place.
Awards wiii he determined ~
two methods. First. hy audience
applause. the applause Itself then
being sauged hy the same tive
yoana men Nho wili also judge
she Beauty Contest % fulloN.
These tive iudees have been
selected. but ihetT identity b he-
ina held N strict secrecy Until
the time q the presentation 20
rrloFroN evening They are three
service men. ali strsn9ers 10 key
West. Nho have been here . very
short while. and are not person
ally acquainted with any oi The
contestants In the event.
Mrs. Ruth Newton wiil aes -
commentator during the beasiay
contest. and the queen selected -
the Judges viii be- crowned %
MiSs Clo Ann watkins.
The entire program promises
extremely We4l, and 4 has heen
announced that those psrsons who
have been unable 30 purchsss
tsekets for the oCCasi0n mas ao
50 a the d0or tomorrow evenns
IA i stressed that the present
ation will begin promptly -
100 .. ~
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

An application ioT . marriage
license Nas flied yesterday N the
oglice Of County Judgc Raymond
"a Lord by Charles PARK. JT
=. of la2l Newton street and
Faye n Rot,crts, ~. q az Love
kmw.w
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
The
-
WEATIIERMAN
Says:

Key West and vicinity: Scat
tered showers today thru Wed
nesday Moderate 10 fresh south
easserly winds, occasionally asss-
erasely strong in showers today
diminishing tonight and Weanes-
day Small Craft Warning d.s-
PLAYED bat will he lowered AZ
sunset today in this district
Florida Scattered showers IN
extrene south portion today and
generally fair elsewhere. Widely
scattered thundersk0wers Wed
nesdav Winds % 90 5s miles pr
hour from east and southeast In
extreme south portion, ssibsidine
today
jacksonville THRU The Florida
Straits Small craft wsrning indi-
Gated from Mlami southwsrd thru
ne KEYS Soc - 90 50 miles PEI
hour southeasterly winds aFad-
ually sutisiding to-day Moderate
east a. southeast winds elseN here
thru "Wednesday showers ~ TIE
suslth portion today. partly
eiotldy otherwise
East Gulf ui Mexioo Fresh
easseriy winds in extreuae south
portion to-day Moderate east 70
southeast winds otherwise thru
wednesday Scattered showers -
extreme south puTtion todsy and
tonight Partly cloudy otherw lse
Jacksonville To Apalschicoia
small craft warning displayed
Miami southward thru ksys 10
Key West Elsewhere ~ tie dis.
tFiet na small craft uF storm
warnings displayed
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Clay flooF and wall tiles are
manufactured In sizes ranging
from dots" li/32. inch square g.
~ inch Square
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Steel made ia India several
hundred wears hpfore Christ was
apparently guod enough quality
b. b. made .nto TOO different sur
aical instruments
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

TIE Roman hattfTinE fan ass.si
in thc sleHe of SyraeaaF tn 2l2 3
c. had head a. HDm ana Hun
rm9s aFoaand g bean
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

b. caught dead than to indulge
IN ans such talk as that recorded
abuNc
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
eBI n . % :
Sen Bern To vssnlnis

Sen Bern To vssninis
4 son vas born on saturday
nlaht in Monroe County Hospital
a Bas o'clock % MT ana Mrs
Jane Vagninl i29 A Poinciana
The baby weighed eight pounds
tao uunces.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

IhDES
Naval Basel
Tomorrow
CFastern Standard Time)
s4tuh lev
10 - am si*a Am.
n a. pm. aAs pm
200
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
fnef~r~ncp station. KEY WesO
Time oi fsishi of
s,.tson- Tide high waisi
Bahia Honda
(hridgel in iuh -
No Name Key
feaet endD +zh 20m
Bora Chica
(sandy Pointl-0h som
Calaes Channel
tnorth end +2h i0m 80 u
NOTE:
Minus sign Corrections
20 be subtracted
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections e
be added
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26
RFPCDRT

Key West, Fla, iuly - ie4s
tOhservation taken az City Office.
$50 am. ESD
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-26

Bnromster
lssa LEVEL SO an
30 a3 ins -t0l6e msss
TomorFows Almanac
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
eat More Apples'
Plan Is Backed

Eat More Apples" is the goal
of the Ohio Apple Institute in
their plea for bigger advertis-
ing program backed by grower
payment of two cents per bushel.
AL Kalb, widely known Ottawa
County fruit grower, is chairman
of a committee applying for a
commission to make this state
tax paid voluntarily by the grow
er.
All fruit over $50 bushels would
be taxable. Proceeds would be
used 100 percent in an advertiS-
ing campaign to eat Ohio apples
! Consumption of apples has declin-
ed while citrus fruit consumption
has mounted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
Furniture Meets
Planned By Agent

Problems of placing furniture
for the greatest convenience and
comfort will be discussed during
February by Betty Lou Spaulding,
home demonstration agent.
Dates for community meetings
in eight townships are as fol-
lows: Jan. %: Allen Township,
Mrs. Geo. Bowlander's home; Feb.
4: Harris township, Mrs. w. F.
klaustermeye's home.
Feb. IL: Erie Township, Mrs.
Roderick McLeod's home; Feb. 16:
Clay township, Mrs. Norman
Hahn's home; Feb. II: Bay town.
ship, Mrs. Amos Lattimore's
home; Feb. %: Danbury, Catawba,
Portage townships: Mrs. Walter
Scott's home; Feb. "a: Salem
Carroll townships, Carroll Town
ship school.
The meeting will include good
hints for furniture arrangement,
suggestions for using small acces-
sories, and tips on living room
storage.
This educational program is
open to all homemakers. Take ad-
vantage of the meeting nearest
you.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
J0TTlNGS -.
OFF THE CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

ONCE again a Lakeside-Port
Clinton athletic game has re-
suited in an unpleasant contro-
versy, but then that's nothing un-
usual-it always happens. The
original "feud" game between the
neighboring schools has lost its
clean sportsmanship and one would
think a victory is more important
than life itself. Many Lakeside
fans are crying because Coach
Norm Willbond took vociferous of
fense to a raw decision by the
officials, when they called tech
nical foul against him for some
thing of which he was entirely
blameless. They claim he was un-
sportsmanlike in arguing with the
officials. Willbond would have
been a poor excuse of a coach if
he had sat quiet and let the ref
cree pull that trick! The official
was evidently nervous due to earl
Ter arguments between coaches,
AS he ran past the Port Clinton
bench, the referee heard someone
shout disparaging remarks and he
Immediately called technical foul
against Willbond. Despite the
fact that the guilty fan, sitting
behind Willbond, also argued that
he was guilty and not Willbond
the referee would not change his
decision. Lakesiders have always
felt that Port Clinton teams ano
fans are unsportsmanlike. Per,
haps they should look in a mirror
and study their own behavior.
-JOr-
AN EXCELLENT feature stor!
about Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Karshuk and their family, Lincoln
Drive, appears in the January is
sue of the U. S. G. News, pub
lished by the U. S. Gypsum Com
pany. Eight Fachman and Miscl
photos are used to illustrate th'
story, with pictures being shown
of Mr.. and Mrs. Karshuk, thei
home, Andy, Jr., Bill, John, Steve
Emily and her daughter Connie
Betty Anne and Mary Ann. Ais
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28
FRUIT PROCESSING PLANT IS
ADVISED To HELP BOOST SALES

Ottawa County fruit growers
may establish a cooperative fruit
processing plant to further fruit
sales. This idea or the use of ex-
listing facilities were suggested by
DR.. Fl. d. Brown, fruit processing
specialist of Ohio State Univer-
sity.
Speaking before a fruit grow
ers' meeting DR.. Brown explained
that convenience was one of the
greatest factors in the increased
use Of citrus fruits. If growers
of apples, peaches, pears and
other non-citrus fruit wish people
to use their products, then, the
processing field is one answer.
Brown predicted great changes in
the form which we eat fruit. Ra-
dar ranges will greatly aid in con-
sumption of frozen meals, frozen
apple pie, etc.
Great praise was extended to
members of Ottawa County Fruit
Growers Association by Amos
Meyer, chief of Ohio Bureau of
Markets. Member growers have
made use of roadside marketing
signs and voluntarily control the
quality Of fruit offered at road
side stands. Mr.. Meyer read a
report on thirty Ottawa County
growers roadside stands and stat.
ed that the quality of fruit offer
ed for sale was excellent.
Harry Lutz, widely known fruit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

Mrs. Paul Cochran, East Second
street, and Roger Perry, 3, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry, Beech
street, thought up the idea dur
ing one of their few idle mo-
ments. Mrs. Cochran noticed the
boys visiting the neighborhood
houses and wondered what they
were doing. When she quizzed
Scott, the four-year-old answered
"We're collecting for the crippled
children, Mommy.' Neighbors who
helped Scott and Roger in their
campaign are assured that the
dimes have been added to the To-
cal fund.
CARRIER pigeons are intelli-
- gent birds, when they're ex-
hausted they know it's time to
rest and recuperate. A lot of
adults could take a lesson from
that bird. During the heavy rain
storm last week. tired pigeon
was discovered resting in the Erie
township garage of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. E. Lange. The bird bore the
numerals B4532 and AU4S on one
leg, and a blue plastic ring on the
other leg. 1t was quite tame and
permitted Mr.. Lange to carry it in
doors. Rested and dried out, the
pigeon took off the following
morning to continue its journey to
its unknown home roost.
ICOL. EWING G. WELLS, for
mer owner of Plymouth Shore
camp for girls at Danbury and To-
cal Rotarian, will be a Demo
cratic candidate for mayor in the
May primary at Clyde this sum-
mer. Col. Wells is a veteran of
World Wars l and II and his di-
versfied experience as a business
man and army officer should equip
him admirably for the mayors
position.
| -JOT-
RESS IMMEL, formerly of this
- city, writes from Toppenish
Washington: Here is my check
for another year. ] sure miss the
paper when it doesn't arrive Sun
day afternoon or Monday morn
ing. We are enjoying the cold,
est weather here since 1880, much
colder than Ohio, so far, and still
we are SO much better off than {
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

grower of Carroll, Ohio, advised
growers 60 cut the corners on pro-
duction costs if YOU want to make
profit. Speaking informally be-
fore approximately 60 growers
Mr.. Lutz mentioned fair treatment
of hired help as best way to lower
costs. The use of labor-saving
equipment and acceptance of new
ideas are important, too, according
to Mr.. LutZ.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

shown is a picture of Mrs. Kar-
shuk's mother, Mrs. Hanes, who is
visiting here from Czechoslovakia.
Port Clinton gets good publicity
in the story, and is described as
"a pleasant town a few miles
from Gypsum" Mr.. Karshuk has
worked at the U. S. Gypsum plant
for over % years. We're sure ev-
eryone agrees with this excerpt
from the story: Andrew and
Mary Karshuk and their family
are typical of the fine, intelligent,
loyal U. S. G. families, who, by
their industriousness and well
managed lives, make up our best
citizenry."
MRS DeForrest Maxwell has a
Avn S25 war bond because she
suggested the name Nancy Lin
coin" for the dining room at the
Log Cabin restaurant across the
bay bridge. Alta entered the name
in November, but didn't learn she
had won the contest until recent
ly. When you hear the Nancy
Lincoln" room advertised, think of
Mrs. Maxwell Have you no
ticed the bright and shiny street
signs which Street Commissioner
Carl Ruddock and his men are
erecting about the city? Should
be able to find your way home on
a dark night now.
WHAT will be the largest tele-
" vision set and screen in this
area is being installed at Basi-
ley's Mite Club this week. Pete
states that the screen is sever
feet tall and ten feet wide and
that the televised images will be
life sized. The screen will be
placed behind the band stand, Sc
that it can be rolled up when not
in use Since hearing DR.. R. S
Smiths rendition Of "Near You
at the Legion banquet last Thurs
day night, we've been wondering
if Francis Craig gave doc" les
sons, or vice versa. Their styl
ing is similar, and the music il
infectious.
OTTAWA countys March o
~ Dimes" fund will be fort!
cents richer because two youns
boys decided to impersonate tn
grown ups and made house-to
house canvass all by themselves
Scott Cochran, 4, son of Mr.. ant
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-28

good many places" Thanks, Mrs.
Immel. You should come back to
Port Clinton to enjoy our tropical
weather. AS this is written Janu-
ary "a, the temperature is a hot
48 and the mud is knee deep.
Nearly everyone in the business
district is running around in shirt
sleeves.
-JOT
WALTER ABEL will star in
w "The Goose Hangs High at 8
this Friday evening via CKLW in
the 18th presentation in the radio
series, Great Scenes from Great
Plays, sponsored by families of
the Protestant Episcopal church
and the Episcopal Actors Guild.