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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
Pastor Speaks
At Kiwanis Meet

Rev. ]. V. Bigelow, pastor of the
E. U. B. church, spoke on the
subject Thanksgiving Message"
at the Kiwanis Club meeting in
the church basement Wednesday
noon.
Plans are being formulated for
the annual Community Christmas
party to be held in the Clinton
Theatre again this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
Moeruder Hospital
Surgical

Surgical
Donald Beck. Rt ,, Oak Harbol%
Nov. 2G.
Mrs. Edward Roda, Nov 20.
Mary McAtee, Nov. %.
Medical
Paul Cook, Lakeside, Nov Is.
James HollinShead, Nov. Is.
Roy Whitlock, Jr., Nov. 10.
Mrs. Harry Wood, Nov. 81.
William Riedmaier, Nov. p.
Henry Robron Nov. %.
William Burkins, Nov. %.
Births
Mrs. Russell Neckley, 62O Jcffer-
son, girl, 6 lbs, 13 ga ounces,
Nov. 20.
Mrs. Charles Abel, Erie Gardens,
girl, Nov. 20, s lbs, 1l% ozs.
Mrs. Randall Miller, Route /, girl,
Nov. %, 9 lbs, ozs.
Discharged
Myrtle st. Jonn, keca Wahlers,
Tillie Witt, Vera Elder, Eunice
Rissell, Anna Storrs and baby.
Bertha Early, Isaac Bodi, Ruby
knieriem and baby, Mary Ma
tusjczky and baby, Mary Ellen
Leacer and baby, William c.
Gule, Charlotte Patchett and
baby Yolanda Silva, Richard
Persky, Lois Diedrich and baby.
Clarence Grodi, Josephine Husk-
ey and baby, Virginia Echel-
man and baby, Bessie Thomp-
son, Cleo Bod, Dorothea Boyd
and baby, Lillian Mccullough,
Jane Webster, John krynock,
ST. John Krynock, Jr., Roy
WhitIock, Jr., Anna Roda.
Mrs. Abel and baby, Mrs. Rhode
and baby, Edgar Thierwechter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

Mrs. j. G.. KoleSar was an Ely
ria visitor Sunday, the guest of
friends.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

A hobby enables you to become
pleasantly goofy over something
you like, instead of going COM
pletely haywire over many things
you hate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

Atty. Lyman Rupp, of Toledo,
a member of the law firm, Rupp
& Rupp, here, transacted business
at the court house Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
Port Clinton Items

Glenn Lauer, local tailor, spent
Sunday in Toledo, the guest Of
friends and relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

It's funny how Il tree will stand
in one place forb years and then
suddenly jump in, front of lady
driver.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

The United States is more
than twice as densely populated
as Russia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

-. - -
Miss Martha Morgareidge en-
tartained the members of the Cir
Gle -Four of Trinity Methodist
Scnday school, at her home on
Sunday school in her home on
Monroe street, Monday evening.
Miss Octa kincade was co-hostess.
Mrs. j. G.. koleSar was an Ely
ria visitor Sunday, the guest of
friends.
Ray Denney, who is stationed
at Indianapolis, spent Thanksgiv-
ing day and the weekend at home
on West Third street.
William Younker and George
Walter left Tuesday morning for
hunting trip through Eastern
Pennsylvania, in search of big
game.
Atty. John L. Reinheimer was Il
Put-inBay business visitor, Fri
day.
-. - -
Special Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Trinity Meth
odiSt church, Thursday morning,
at ten o'clock, conducted by the
Rev. Lawrence Miller, pastor.
-: - -
Edward Lanier has returned to
his home following an eye opera
tion in Detroit hospital.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

Stadium was originally Greek
measure of length, approximately
Goo feet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

Johnny-A thing of the past
usually past 60.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
School Girls Are
Rotary Guests

"Be Your Age, a movie on heart
disease and its prevcntions, was
shown at the Rotary Club meet
ing in st. John Lutheran Church
Tuesday noon, through the cour-
tesy Of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. Floyd King
biel and Gordon Connor were in
charge OF the program.
Special guests at the meeting
were IA members of the high
school commercial classes, who
have typed and mimeographed the
Rotary Clubs magazine during the
school year.
In this group We're: Joan Jere-
my, Lois Jean Bice, Ann Quercioli,
Peggy Balduf, Marian Cipiti, Max
inc Brindley, Nancy Taylor, Edna
Balduf, Joan Shepherd, Dolores
Meeker, Esther Lukac, Juliann Lu-
kac, Janet Simpkins, and Virginia
Patz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
HONOR BANQUET
SET FOR MONDAY
IN LUTH. CHURCH
Rev. Roland Carter To Speak
At Dinner For School
Honor Pupils

Rev. Roland Carter, pastor of
Collingwood Methodist church,
Toledo, will be guest speaker
Monday night, May 9, when the
annual Scholarship Banquet for
high school students is held in
st. John Lutheran church base
ment.
Mrs. A. w. Chapman, president
CT the sponsoring Port Clintor'
of Women's Clubs, will
present the National Honor So
ciety pins to qualifying seniors.
Supt. D. D. Sims will act as
master of ceremonies for the
popular event, for which Mrs.
David Stanton is general chair
man. Entertainment will in
clude a solo by Robert Petersen;
the vocal trio directed by Miss
Margaret Williams, and the from
bone quartet directed by David
Stanton.
Students who attend the ban
quet have been selected by the
faculty on the basis of scholarship
service to school, leadership and
character. They include:
Freshmen: Lockwood Zeis
Barbara Piatt, Alice Kirk, Lars
Engle, Margaret Docherty, Shir
ley Colstcn, Helen Loehden
Nancy Valance, Janet Runior
and Mary Jane Crohen.
Sophomores: William Coon, Dor
othy Wilson, Eleanore Linde
mann, Betty Probel, France;
Lukac, Darlene Danner, James
Jacobs, Maureen Leach, Iren,
Petrovich, and Roland Johnson.
Juniors: Julia Rofkar, Warner
Antrim, Marjorie Guth, Catherine
Roose, John Braun, Kathryn Koc
sis, Alice Fachman, Evelyn Dub
bert, Joe Weis and Beverly Vo,
Eitzen.
Seniors: Carolyn Rofkar, Esthe
Lukac, Lois Jean Bice, Poll,
Persons, Elinor Migala, Edn;
Balduf, Marilyn Herrlin, Fay,
Schau, David Krupp and Andrew
Migala.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

his pet but she will not be con-
sidered by the judges.
First, second, third and fourth
prize winners will be selected in
six divisions: Non-Sporting and
Toy Dogs; Sporting dogs and
Spaniels; Most Unique Pets; Poul-
try; Other Feathered Pets; All
Other Animal Pets.
Mrs. Earl Gruver, wife of the
Erie Ordnance Depot commander,
and Ray Sperber, editor of the
Ottawa County News, will be the
judges. They will select the best
in-show winner from first place
winners of the six divisions. A
trophy will be awarded.
Four high school girls, beauti-
fully gowned, will assist the jud-
ges in handing out the ribbons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
SCOUT CIRCUS
TO Be HELD HERE
NEXT THURSDAY
Over 600 Scouts and Cubs
Will Participate In Event
At Stadium

With $500 tickets distributed in
Ottawa county, and a report that
1900 are already sold, the crowd at
True-Lay Stadium next Thursday,
May II, will resemble a capacity
football attraction.
Previously the annual Scout
Circus was held in the high school
to ss crowded auditorium, but
with a cast this year of over 600
it was found necessary to use the
stadium.
The program will open with a
Grand Entry" of all participants,
to be followed by Scout Games,
Cub Capers, Bicycle Act. Knot Ty-
ing, First Aid, Senior Scouting
with demonstration of jet and
conventional model airplanes, and
Camping and Pioneering where a
tower and bridge is erected in
record time.
Each act will be interspersed
with Cub activities with clowns,
wild animals, and cowboy and In
dian acts. Every Scout troop and
Cub Pack of Ottawa county has
signed up for a participation. Tick
cts are available from all scouts,
who receive a metal-neckerchief
slide for selling ten tickets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
SCHOOL BUILDING BIDS ARE FOUND TOO HIGH
Tr.-Sr. Prom Holds
School Spotlight

Dreams and plans of many
months will be fulfilled this Fri
day evening when the long-an-
ticipated Junior-Senior Prom
becomes a reality in the high
school auditorium.
AS is customary, the ener-
getic Juniors aren't announcing
their secret decoration motif in
advance. That the stage will
be colorfully festooned and the
girls beautifully gowned is a
foregone conclusion.
Friends and relatives may
witness the festivities during
the first hour, from nine until
10. The prom will continue un-
til one a. m. Saturday.
Robert Mackey, president of
the senior class, and John
Braun, president of the junior
class, and their dates, will lead
the Grand Parade.
All high school faculty men,
bers have been invited to at
tend. Paul Mabie's orchestra,
Toledo, will play for the dane
ers and Mrs. John Braun and
her committee are in charge Of
the refreshments.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
CROWDS TO ATTEND HOBBY-PET
SHOW AT ARMORY THIS WEEKEND

SO that all Handicapped children
in Ottawa County can be sent to
summer camp again this year,
members of the Port Clinton Ro
tary Club will sponsor their third
annual Hobby and Pet Show in the
Armory this weekend.
The show will open at 2 Satur
day afternoon and continue until
p. m. Sunday. Saturday night,
the armory will close at 10 while
the show will open Sunday at l
o'clock. The armory will be open
this Friday evening so that entries
for the hobby show can be submit
ted and arranged.
Donald kinnaman and members
of his Industrial Arts class will
have an interesting display Of
articles built at the high school
this year. They will take orders
for lamps, cut-out house numbers
and name signs on a cost basis.
Anyone can enter in any of
the divisions, but the hobby en-
tries must be at the armory Fri
day night or Saturday forenoon.
There will be exhibits by the Boy
and Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Port
Clinton's National Guards, Bay
Twp. Farm Women's Club, and
many other clubs and individuals.
Mrs. James Rhiel and members
of her art class will have a dis
play of paintings and art products.
There will also be contests in the
collections, model planes, photog-
raphy, bird house building, and
other divisions.
Rotary wives and mothers will
present country store, featuring
baked goods and candies which
will be on sale Saturday afternoon.
Guards will be on duty Saturday
night to protect the entries.
The bird house building contest
is sponsored by the Firelands Car
den Club and is open to every child
in the city. Judging will be on
uniqueness and utility.
Pet Show Featured
AS usual, the pet show Sunday
afternoon will be the featured
event. 1t will get underway at 2
o'clock, although children and
adults with their pets should be
at the park behind the armory by
l AS so that class assignments can
be made.
Pets need not be entered before
the show opens. Poultry, chinchil
las, hamsters and other Gagged"
pets may be taken to the armory
.'round o'clock, as the cages will
be placed indoors.
All dogs, cats, trained poultry,
ponies, raccoons, kid goats, kit
ters and other animals which are
restrained by leashes or other
means, should be taken directly to
the park behind the armory.
Paul Moon, Fulton Street, whose
dachshund "Pretzel' won best in
show honors last year, will parade
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Board Will Consider Alterna-
tives In Attempt to Meet
Available Funds

AS the lowest bids for construc-
ton of the proposed $375,000 ele-
mentary school building here We're
found to be too high for funds
available, members of the Board
of Education will hold a special
meeting next Tuesday evening to
consider various alternatcs in an
attempt to meet the budget.
When bids were opened We'd
nesday noon, the board discovered
that even if the lowest bids were
accepted. there would not be
enough funds remaining to pay
for needed equipment and archi-
tect's fees.
General construction bids for
the elementary building and the
Home Economics addition to the
high school building ranged from
low of $226,S2O to high of
$2sI ,0O0.
Heating and ventilating bids
ranged from $54,sSO to $73,930.
Plumbing bids ranged from $21,-
ia to $31,s4S and electrical bids
ranged from $29,975 to S36,4OO.
Total for the low bids would be
$372,7S9.
Board members next Tuesday
will consider seven alternatives in
the general contract, including
possible omission of such items as
the Home Economics department
addition, black topping the school
playground, elimination of the,
public address system in the new
building, or the covered walk pas
sageway between the two build
ings. ...
There are five alternatives in
the heating contract and three in
the plumbing requirements which
also will be considered and may
be- omitted. as the board hopes to
award the contracts so work can
be started as soon as possible.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
G R A N D JU R Y
EIGHT
BilitSki and Andrews Are Held
For Jury Trial In Burg
larry Case

Nick Bilitski and Elmer And
rews were among the eight indict-
ed by the grand jury which COM
pleted it's work Wednesday after
noon in Common Pleas Court.
The local men were indicted on
charges of burglary and larceny
of an inhabited dwelling. The
grand jury investigated eight cas-
es and nine witnesses, and three
of the indictments were secret.
Leroy Gardner, l.. M. DeBosc,
and Howard Allen, Toledo, were
indicted on charges of grand lar
ceny. All five men were indicted
on separate indictments.
For the first time in many years
the grand jury made no recon-
mendations after visiting the
county Jail.
Members of the Ottawa County
grand jury were called for duty
Tuesday morning, when Prosecu-
ting Attorney Myron Rosentreter
expected the cases to be completed
in two days.
Twelve additional names for
grand jury duty were drawn from
the wheel by the jury commission
erS Friday In this proIlu were
Florence Wahlers, Alfred Bierman,
and John Flick, Port Clinton; Mel
vim Beck, Gilmore; Emma Ohm,
Erie Gardens; Carl Grant, Gray
town; Lura Pepa and Laura Milne,
Marblehead; Mrs. Alice Bell, Oak
Harbor; Mabel Gillespie and J. c.
Downey, Genoa, and Emma Boss,
Elliston.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
POLICE SEEK YOUTHFUL NEGRO
AS WOMAN ESCAPES ATTACK

City police are searching for a
youthful Negro, believed to be be-
tween 16 and 10, who Thursday
night attempted to attack a local
young woman who came from Lo-
rain recently so that her baby, ex-
pected May 20, could be born in
this city.
Only a residents knocking on a
window to attract his neighbor is
believed to have saved the 21year-
old native girl from serious in
jury, as the negro fled when he
heard the rapping. A physician
examined the frightened young
woman and pronounced her ply
sically fit with no injuries.
The young woman, who is stay
ing in Short Street, left her home
shortly before 9:3O Thursday and
planned to meet her young sister
in the business district. The Sis
ter had attended the All-School
play.
AS the young woman turned the
corner at Short and East Second,
she noticed a young colored man
walking towards her. She had
passed only three houses when the
negro grabbed her and threw the
young woman to the ground.
Too frightened to scream, the
young woman was saved by Harry
Nissen, who was visiting at the
East Second street home Of his
mother, Mrs. Helen Nissen.
Nissen was unaware of the at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
MISS STRINE TO
Leave SCHOOL
FACULTY SOON
Two Vacancies Are Filled As
Applicants Return Signed
Contracts

Two more changes in the high
school faculty were reported this
week by Supt. ID. ID. Sims. Miss
Magadalenc Strinc, girls physical
education director, has resigned,
and Boyd Martin, East Palestine,
has accepted a contract to join the
local staff.
Miss Strine, who is completing
her third year at p. G. II. S., is
planning to be married during the
summer. She formerly taught at
Bryan and Ohio State University.
Martin will teach Junior High
History, 9th and 10th grade Eng
lish, and high school Speech. As
extra -curricular activities, Martin
will assist with dramatics and will
be in charge Of the debating team.
1t is hoped that our high school
will again become a member of the
Ohio Debating League as it was
for years under direction of the
late Miss Gertrude Smith.
Mr.. Martin is a Navy veteran
Of World War II. He is gradu-
ate of Muskingum College. New
Concord, Ohio, which he represen-
ted in debating during the past
three years. He also had the lead
in the senior play Dark Victory"
and is editor of the Muskingum
College annual and class order for
194@.
A member Of three national
honor societies in English, Speech
and History, Martin plans to be
married next month and hopes to
locate an apartment here by June
Is. II will be greatly appreciat-
ed if anyone having an apartment
to rent will telephone the school
office.
Other vacancies in the school
staff remain open, although some
contracts have been offered to can
didates filling requirements.
Late Wednesday, Supt. d. D.
Sims received a signed contract
from Miss Elsie Willerton, pres
emily teaching in Milan, who will
replace Mrs. Norma Mitchell Sass,
who has resigned as Home Econ
omics teacher. Miss Willerton has
been teaching Home Economics for
the past five years, and had taught
in grade schools for five years be-
fore she returned to college ia
complete ner course. Her home
town is Bellaire.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
BAND STUDENTS
Get TOP RATINGS
Three Groups Given Superior
Rating In State Ensemble
Contest

For the first time, Port Clin-
toms high school instrumental
students won three superior rat
ings in the Glass B music con-
test held Saturday at Capital Uni
versity, Columbus. Director Da-
vid Stanton and his students are
to be congratulated.
Granted superior ratings were
the trombone quartet, the flute
quartet and Jean Lambs from
bone solo. Members of the from
bone quartet are Mary Jean
Lamb, Marjorie Guth, Lucille Eli
yas and Alice Kirk. Playing in
the flute quartet are Barbara Pet
ersen, Warren Stevens, Gail Boss
and John Braun.
James Gordon's trumpet solo
rated excellent and Gail Boss
flute solo was Judged good.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
P-I-B DAY IS SET
FOR NEXT FRIDAY
Grape Queen and Mr.. Port
Clinton Will Reign At
Annual Program

Miss Putin Bay" and "Mr. Port
Clinton" will be queen and king of
Put-in-Bay Day ceremonies to be
held in the Clinton Theatre, Fri
day evening, May Is, under aus
pices of the Port Clinton Mer-
chants Association.
Put-in-Bay school pupils will Sc
lect one of their classmates for
the queen honors while P. c. III. S.
student council members will
choose "Mr. Port Clinton" from
group of candidates nominated by
school membership.
Main feature of the ceremonies
will be a vaudeville film program
in the Clinton Theatre. Mayor
Carl Becker will serve as master
of ceremonies and Alan Ladd is
starred in the technicolor film,
"Whispering Smith"
Among the II vaudeville acts
all ready signed for the program
are LaVina Gruenke, Put-in.Bay's
famed songstress-pianist; JAY
Baumgardner, Tiffin singer and
dancer; and a hilliblly band,
Put-in-Bay residents will be
presented free tickets for the
show as they board the mystic
Isle" at the island dock at two
o'clock, Friday afternoon, May 13.
The boat trip here will also be
gratis for the islanders.
Local persons wishing to see the
movie and stage show may pur-
chase tickets at the theatre box
Office. The stage show is sched-
uled for nine O'Clock.
There will be no parade for Put
Inlay Day this year. Serving as
chairman of the arrangements is
Councilman William Goebel. AS
sisting him are Mayor Carl Beck
er, Eddie Edwards, Lawrence Lud-
wigsen, Rutherford B. Hayes and
Harry Callahan. The mystic
Isle" will remain at the Jefferson
street dock until 10 p. M, before
starting the return trip to PUTIN
Bay.
Also to be headlined in the vau-
deville show will be several acts
of the recent Minstrel Show, in
Guiding Oscar Heineman and 9TH
ers. Several local merchants will
take the boat back to Putin Bay
Friday night, as the "Mystic Isle"
will return here to dock over night
at its local pier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
SMALLEST PRIMARY
VOTE DEFEATS TWO
Arson Hearing
Case Postponed

At the request of the State Fire
Marshal, the hearing for Mrs. Ger
trude Mcdonald, West Perry
Street, who is charged with arson.
has been postponed until May 20.
Also postponed was the hearing
for Ernest Krcutzfeld, who was
charged with interfering with an
officer in line of duty, in connec-
tion with the same case.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Kreutzfeld
were arrested two weeks ago when
the woman reportedly started a
fire in a pile of lumber in her back
yard. The warrant was signed by
Fireman Jack Riddle, while
kretuzfeld later was arrested ON a
warrant signed by Patrolman
Lloyd Rahm.
Both persons were released
when they furnished $1O0 bonds
last Thursday, after having spent
several days in the county Jail.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
BARBER s HOP
QUARTET PLANS
CHARTER NIGHT
Ten Quartets Coming To Aid
Local Singers In School
Event

Jack Ford, Toledo, will make
the official presentation of the ma
tional S. p. +. b. S. Q. S. A. char
ter next Friday evening, May 13.
at charter night ceremonies for
Port Clinton's newly-organized
Barber Shop Quartet Society.
Mr.. Ford, a member Of the spon-
soring chapter from Toledo, will
make the presentation, at ceremon-
les planned for the high school au-
ditorium at eight O'Clock.
At least ten outstanding Barber
Shop Quartets from other cities
will be here to participate in the
musical program. Included is the
Ohio championship quartet, the
Lorain Steel Blenders.
Also coming are the Variety
Four, The Marksmen and the Hun
CRY Four of Toledo; the Four
Chords and the No-Name Four of
Fremont; The Maumee Valley
Four and the Napoleon Bonepartes
of Napoleon; the No-Name Four
of Sandusky, and the Pitchpipers
OF Findlay.
Harold Reitz will direct a 25-
man chorus of Port Clinton Barber
Shop Quartet Society members ir
singing 1n the Shade of the Old
Apple Tree; "The Old Songs"
and In the Evening by the Moon.
light. The program will be open
to the public.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

tempted attack but he happened
to notice neighbor, Fred Kohl
man, painting in the Kohlman kit
chen, and he raped on the window
to wave a greeting to the neigh
boz.
After the negro fled, the young
matron stumbled to the porch of
the Nissen home, raped on the
door and was admitted. When she
had been calmed a little, she told
what had happened and the police
were notified.
The intended victim described
the negro as between 16 and 10
years of age, short youth about
5 feet, six inches in heighth wear
ing dark trousers, a light, short
jacket and no hat.
Only few minutes before this
happened, negro, believed to be
the same man, had followed Lin
coin Drive young mother from
Fulton to her home. This lady
said the negro would walk slow
if she did and walked faster when
she speeded up. He did not at
tempt to grab her, but was within
three feet of her when she turned
into the walk at her home.
1t was also reported that a
middle-aged woman who lives in
the East Second Short Street area
was also followed by a colored man
recently, but she was not attacked.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Mystic Isle Opens
Schedule MAY Ii

Officials of the Erie Ferry Com
pany have announced that the fer
ry Mystic Isle" will start its sum-
mer schedule between Port Clinton
and Put-in-Bay on Saturday, May
IA.
Operating on eastern standard
time, the boat will leave the JEFF
ferson Street dock at IL a. m.,
2:3O and $50 p. m. Returning
from Put-in-Bay, the boat will
leave the island at and p. m.
Captain Walter Drickhammer,
Sandusky, veteran Great Lakes
sailor, will again be in charge of
the boat. Stops at Middle Bass
will be made by appointment.