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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07

George c. Davies, state senator
from the 30-33rd senatorial dis
trict, has announced that he will
be a candidate for reelection to
that office in the Republican pri-
mary election next spring.
Now in his second term in the
state senate, Senator Davies has
served on the powerful taxation
committee, the banking, education
and military affairs committees.
He is the author of the law
raising from $500 to $1,000 the
amount of money incorporated Vii
lagos may spend without adver-
tising for bids, law allowing the
state to pay its share Of clean
ing county bitches, cc-author Of
the public housing law and the
law raising the pensions of state
employees as we'll as the law
which provides for the education
of deaf babies,
He is a resident of Wauseon,
Ohio, Fulton County.
Pol. Adv.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Margaretta Fair
Opens Tonight

Numerous special events are
planned for the Margaretta Com
munity Fair which opens Friday
evening in Castalia and continues
through Saturday.
Highlighting the exhibits and
displays in the school will be a
softball game Friday afternoon
and a movie to be shown in the
school auditorium.
At 7:3O Friday evening, the
Erie County Band will perform
under the direction of Mr.. Hoff-
man, followed by a feature act,
Mel Marcus King of the High
Table,, and round and square dam
cling.
Saturdays events begin with the
popular team pulling contest at
IL noon. The tractor pulling con-
test is scheduled for $3.50 and the
Soap Box Derby race at 4. Home
Economics girls will serve chick
en- dinners from to 7.
AT 8 p. m. an amateur show,
produced and directed by local
talent, will take over, preceded
by the Pie Eating contest at
1880. Prize-winning food exhibits
will be auctioned at 9:15, and
dancing to the music of Hoffman's
Orchestra will continue until 1890
q, m,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
DEATHS
MRS. ARKIE SWOPE

Funeral services for Mrs. Ar
kie f.. Swope, 50, Oak Harbor,
Route |, were held Wednesday
forenoon in st. Boniface Church,
the Rev. Paul Mueller of Port
Clinton, officiating. Robinson
morticians directed burial in Oak
Harbor.
Mrs. Swopc passed away Sat
urday in Magruder Hospital. She
was born April 26, 1880, in OF
tawa County, and was a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ELI Rumery.
Surviving are the husband,
Fred; nine children, Nelson. How
ard and Woodrow Swope, Oak
Harbor; Dewey, Toledo; Mrs.
Harry Burmeister, Mrs. Alfred
kiper and Mrs. Bud Youster, Oak
Harbor; Mrs. Glen Hetrick, To-
ledo, and Mrs. Joseph Vargo, Port
Clinton; q brother, Dan Rumery.
Graytown; II grandchildren, and
eight great-grandchildren.
Our classified ads get results!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07

2, girl, Oct. 6, 9 lbs, Z IA OF.
Mrs. John Cahill, boy, Oct. 6, 8
lbs, II ~ OF.
Discharged
Mrs. Madelyn Rickel and baby,
Mrs. Betty Bahnsen, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Fox and baby, Mrs. Mary
Sauvey and baby, James Press
Ter, Mrs. Josephine Stucky and
baby, Mrs. Pearl Grove, Mrs.
Hazel Streeter, Mary Huston,
Margaret Marion, Mrs. Doris
Schultz, Mrs. Margaret Clere
and baby, Delbert Rounds, Mrs.
Henrietta Jeffers and baby,
Mrs. Mae Nietfeld and baby,
Esther Stamm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Opera Playbill
Recalls p. G.. Stars

Mrs. James A. Hopfnger, Wes
Third Street, has a playbill from
home-talent carnival which was
presented in Bucks Opera House
Pert Clinton, October 2, 1889
sixty years ago last Sunday.
Many Of the people in the large
cast are still prominent residents
of this city. They will enjoy re-
calling the big event.
Among the cast members were
Miss Hattie baltimore, Lizzie
Motry, Alice Dayton, Alice Craw-
ford, Matte Bisnette, Charles
Sprenger, Ida Pautlitz, Josie Kel-
ly, Belle Motry, l.. H. Nissen,
Dora Battin, Bonnie Helm, Nettie
Mackey.,
Cora McRitchie, Henry Quasi,
w. o. Mcmahon, Millie Bell, Will
liam Mcdonald, Teresa White, w.
S. Flaugher, Hattie Flaugher,
Kate Starr, l.. Beber, Ina Leg
gett, J. H. McRitchie, Lizzie
Green.
Clara Richardson (Ottawa.
County News representative,
Charles Payne, Lou Scheirman,
Nellie Bisnette, Drs. Clara and
David Gillard, Nellie st. John,
Edward Wedekind, Ida Roth, Mrs.
Anna Dickman, Lena Bisnette, B.
lngwersen, Agnes Crawford.
G. J. Daum, Llzzle Gernhard,
Maggie Wonnell, J. r. Johnson,
Maggie Johnson, d. w. Payne,
Addie Hattenfeld, A. l.. HOPPING
er, Gusta Semon, DR.. de la Barre,
Mary Spies, William Bertsch, Hat
tie knight, Lulu Helm, Miss Conk-
lin.
Jennie Motry, Linda Richard
SON, Lena Harms, Belle Cleaver,
Spies, Mary Seufert, Eva
Hollinshead, Albert Orth, Peter
NeideCker, Carrie Neidecker, Au-
gust Selz, May Wonnell, Marcia
Clark, Mrs. Luce, Rose Duross.
Angie Smith, Mamie Cunning
ham, George st. John, Miss Fred
arick, Martha Orr, Anna Richard
son, Miss Critchfield, Josie Bell.
Lizzie Taneyhill, George Haller,
Clara Gernhard, Bertha McConkie.
William Decker, Amelia Starkloff,
Edward Bertsch, Lille Huber,
Andrew Hopfnger, Josie Hoping
'r, Josie Kelly, May Hollinshead,
!. c. Stensen and Christina Dau-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07

Now is the time to Lay-Away
gifts for Christmas. A small de-
pOsite holds your purchase until
wanted. Philips jewelers.. 34-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
VISITORS TAKE
HONORS IN SNOW
FURRY RACES
T0ledoan Is Only Defending
Champion To Repeat In
p. c. Y. c. Event

Only one defending champion
was able to retain his laurels
over the weekend when the third
annual Snow FURRY series races
were held at the Port Clinton
Yacht Club. Over so boats were
in competition.
Walt Vogel, Toledo Yacht Club,
who was champion of the Light
ming Class races last year, also
finished first last weekend in his
Rambler Too.
Walt Swindemann in Yankee
Doodle and Carl Yaudas in Zig
Tag finished second and third.
They are also Toledo Yacht Club
members.
Carl Barnett and Jim Hendrick-
son of the Sandusky Sailing Club
took top places in the Thistle COM
petition. Barnett was the winner
in his Great Scot while Hendick-
son took second in Blac' JAG. Third
place went to H. L. Boston, Bay
view Yacht Club, Detroit, in his
Manawaca.
Sandusky Sailing Club members
took all three places in the In
terlake competition. First place
went to Angelo Giovagnoli in his
Vigilant; second to Bill Brown in
Tops and third to Henry Graefe
in Skinner.
Dick Faist of the Maumee Riv-
er Yacht Club in his Big If was
the winner in the Comet races.
Second place went to Worry Wort
owned by Henry PAIL of Maumee
River, while Roger Doane of Lo-
rain Yacht Club, in his Four
Chips, placed third.
Adult Painting and Drawing
class now STARTING Call 22S1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
cod B 0 WI ERS
OPEN SEASON
II Teams Compete in League
At Local Army
Reservation

LACARNE - Members of the
Erie Ordnance Depot Bowling
League are riding high on a wave
of optimism at the end of the first
| two weeks Of competition.
Bowlers on the IL teams are in
excellent form, and are confident
their team will be out in front
next May.
Teams, which compete each
Tuesday and Thursday nights on
the EOD bowlinga lleys, are COM
posed Of the following:
Field Officers team-Col. Earl
S. Gruver, 1t. Col. T. w. Nc
Grath. 1t. Col. F. w. Aungst
(captain). 1t Col. G. A. Pace. 1t.
Col. M M. Duncan, Maj G. G.
Bushey, Maj. J. H. Higgins and
John G. Ward, Jr. All live on the
post.
Operations team G. Lotridge,
A. Frazier (captain), p. Ba-
langue, e. Mallett, w. Fee, H.
Worst and r. Conley, all of Port
Clinton.
Inspectors team-B. Alexander
(captain), G. Kuhne, p. Stack,
L. Peterson and S. Densley, of
Port Clinton, and G. Sutter, Of
Oak Harbor.
EN- Anticipation team-M/Sgt.
ID. c. Kirkley, M/Sgt. Bruce r.
Goodman, Sgt. 1Cl l.. G. Jeffries,
Pfc. V. r. McClanahan and Sgt.
L, G. Wilson (captain), all of the
post.
Quartermaster team--P. Little,
G. Smith, C. Schoch (captain),
R, Smith, w. Bahnsen and f.
Heiser, all Of Port Clinton.
Kittyhawks team-G. Daup, J.
Macy (captain), G, Atkinson, Jr.,
C. Lowien, Jr., and p. Centofanti,
all Of Port Clinton and l.. Harnad,
of Marblehead.
Junior Officers team-Capt. X.
W. Miller (captain), WOJG J. H.
Sauer, CWO +. A. Luce, CWO G.
CRUDE, 1st 1t. p. f. Thompson
and Capt. E. l.. Fogleman, all of
the post.
Engineers team-R. Alexander
(captain), p. Butler, F. Johnson,
II. Nichols, j. Azok and F. M.
Henry, all of Port Clinton, and H.
Docherty, of the post.
Supply team-R. Hollingsworth
(captain), A. Mannisto, H. Arm
old, L. Schmitt and |. Younkcr,
all Of Port Clinton.
EN- Dispensary team-Sgt. 1Cl
J. r. Chappelear (captain), Sgt.
J. B. Byers, Cpl. M. Il. Aurand,
Sgt. 1Cl G. L. Hixenbaugh, Cpl.
c, f. Salts and Cpl. G. L. Welt
man, all of the post.
Artillery Repairs team-A. Ger
nek (captain), 0. Franck and G.
Schneider, all of Port Clinton; w.
Franck, Oak Harbor, and B. Phil
lips, of Collins.
Professors team. Whiting
F. Blood, A. Putzke,
&. Robinson and c. Whiting, all
Of Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Ladies' Night Is
kiwanis Feature

Robert Lightell, president of
the Cochocton Kiwanis Club, pre-
sented a program of magic and
mystery Wednesday evening at
the annual Kiwanis Ladies Night
dinner in the +. U. b. Church hall.
President Ray Boiler presided
and the Barber Shop quartet Of
DIR. Richard Semon. Lee Brack-
Ell, John Lay and John Ander-
son, favored with selections.
Delegates TO the state Kiwanis
convention 30 be held later this
month in Cleveland are Francis
Mekus, Charles Dewitt and Ray
Boiler, with Supt. D. d. Sims,
George Schade and A. T, EN-
NETT as alternates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
65 Attend School
Lunch Meet Here

Over 665 school authorities and
employees from Erie and Ottawa
counties were in Port Clinton
High School Tuesday to attend
the School Lunch program meet
ing.
State officials were here as
speakers and Miss Betty Newton,
Ohio Fuel Gas Company Econom-
les instructor, gave a demonstra-
tion in the use of surplus foods in
the school program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Lakeside To Buy
New Fire Engine

Members of the Lakeside Prop
erty Owners Assn. and Fire De-
partment Fund Committee are
looking over equipment for the
purchase of new fire engine for
Lakeside.
Funds for the purchase. We're
raised by a canvass of the vii
lage by committee members. Jay
JUDY is fire chief and William
Brown is president of the fire
department, and chairman of the
fund committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Weis Brothers To
Build Bridges

The Weis Brothers, Genoa con-
tractors, were awarded the con-
tract by the county commission
ers, Monday, for the construc-
ton Of a Multiplate steel bridge
and two culverts in Harris town,
ship, the total cost to be $6,971.60,
which was the lowest of the two
bids received. The st. Clair
Brothers, Oak Harbor, bid ST.
143.21. The estimated cost had
been set at $7,771.60.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to extend my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all
those who remembered me with
cards, letters, gifts and flowers
during my recent disqualification.
| especially thank nurse Jackie
Stone for her presence and words
of encouragement at the time of
my operation.
MRS. ELLEN HYDE.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07

Adult Painting and Drawing
class now starting. Call 1881.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Mogruder Hospital

EouE Ritdl
Ollie Kern, Sept. 20.
Mrs. Hazel Hillman, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Alex Bergeman, Oct. 3.
Florence Rounds, Oct. 5.
Medical
Roland Olivo, Oak HarDor, Sept.
20.
Mrs. Mary Huston, Sept. 20.
Margaret Marion, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Jennie Herl, Toledo, Sept. 80.
Delbert Rounds, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Flora Young, Oak Harbor.
Oct. /.
Mrs. Thomas Hollingsworth, Oct.
5.
Blossom Coe, Lakeside, Oct. 3.
Mrs. George st. John, Oak Har-
Dor, Oct. 3.
Suzanne May Schultz, Oak Har-
boz, Oct. 4.
jeanne Warner, Oct. 4.
Mrs. Rose Ehlers, Oak Harbor,
Oct. A.
Mrs. Albert Stamm, Oak Harbor.
Oct, 4.
Mrs. Lloyd Miner, Oct. 5.
Fred Broker, Oct. 5.
Births
Mrs. Earl Lieske, 4l9 East Second
Street boy, Sept. 20, 8 lbs,
Is ounces.
Mrs. Duane Adams, 116 Fulton,
girl, g lbs, 31s ozs., Sent. 80.
Mrs. Clarence Clere, Gravtown,
girl, 6 lbs, 3/4 ozs., Sept. 80.
Mrs. Stephen Bacak, $50 Maple,
girl, s lbs, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Ordell Starkey, Oak Harbor,
boy, Z lbs, S12 ozs., Oct. /.
Mrs. Joseph Smorgala, Marble
head, boy, lbs, ozs., Oct. l.
Mrs. Clarence Schultz, Rt. 3, Oak
Harbor, girl, 5 lbs, ozs., Oct.
LIST.
Mrs. Charles Blers, Erie Beach,
girl, 7 lbs, Oct. 3.
MRS. Milton Cunningham, Oak
Harbor, girl, 6 lbs, 10 3/4 ozs.,
Oct. 4.
Mrs. Lawrence VeIliquettc, SO
West Loop, girl, 6 lbs, 141a or.
Oct. 3.
Mrs. Clayton Peters, Oak Harbor,
girl, 8 lbs, II rs ozs., Oct. 5.
Mrs. Edward Jetfers, Oak Harbor.
girl, s lbs, 13 ozs., Sept. rs.
Mrs. John Nietfeld, Oak Harbor,
girl, Sept. 2S, 6 lbs, 1919 ozs.
Mrs. Lloyd Ellison, 3l51a Lincoln
Drive, girl, Oct. 5, 6 lbs, 2 3/4
ounces.
Mrs. Elmer Christensen, Route
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
SPEAKS AT ELMORE

Gel. Earl S. Gruver, Command
ing Officer of Erie Ordnance De-
pot, was guest speaker at the din
ner meeting of the Kiwanis Club
of Elmore last Wednesday night.
He spoke of his experiences dur
ing World War Ii.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Its Busy Time
But Contestants
Send In Entries

It's surprising the large number
of entries which are coming in on
the Kiwanis Clubs "Why l Go To
Church" contest which closes with
midnight, Sunday, the 10Th.
A pre-view of the entries reveals
a widely diversified approach but
all with a single goal E. and the
judges are going to be plenty busy
before coming to conclusion.
There is still time to enter your
answer in so words or less added
to the sentence starting out with
L go to church because -. Blanks
are available at all churches, the
YMCA, 1919 Lee rd.; the YWCA,
Euclid at Wymore. So get yours
and give an expression to your
reason for attending church.
Remember, the winning entries
gain a shared prize, divided be-
tween the winner and the church
he has designated on his entry
blank.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Birth Of Christ HeraIded
In Many Church Services
Here This Coming Sunday
"We hear the Christmas angel,

"TVe hear the Christmas angels
the great glad tidings tell;
0 come to as, abide l0ith US, or
Lord EmmanteF'.
It's Christmas again. Everywhere
the glad tidings of the holy season
Of the Christchild's birth are heard
Christmas is in the air, its seen in
the lovely decorations everywhere,
in the hurry of the people on
streets and in stores; it shines in
the eyes of children.
But in the churches the message
Of Christmas reachs a high note
in a varied order Of services. Be-
cause Christmas this year falls on
a Sunday, SO that day as well as
this coming Sunday, December
18th, is being given over to Christ
mas sermons and music. This Sun
day the majority of observances
are for the children with vesper
being the popular hour for the
programs.
Announced are the following
services which include the tradi-
tional Service of Lights at Win
dermere Methodist Church, School
participations and others, to all Of
which the public is invited to joint
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Parking Ticket
II Hours Old
To Cost Double

It's going to be money out of the
pocket of the motorist who fails
to pay an East Cleveland parking
ticket fine within 72 hours. This
new ruling becomes effective JAN
uary 1st.
The City Comission Tuesday
night jumped the usual 81 parking
fine to So if it is not paid within
the 72-hour limit. Up to this time
the original 81 parking violation
cost could be paid anytime-and in
too many instances this has drag
ged out into a period of many
weeks before the motorist got
around to paying off.
Checks will be accepted. They
can be mailed to the City Hall.
1t was also reported that an
entirely new set-up for the hand
ling and expediting of traffic vio-
lation business is being set UP and
will be ready by the first of the
year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Mrs. Santa Claus
YuIetime Jump
Canteen Guest

AS far as announced, the only
visit which Mrs. Santa Claus will
make in East Cleveland this year
will be this coming Saturday night
when she will accompany her jolly
husband for a peep at the Red and
Black Rendezvous Yuletime Yump.
The North Polers will arrive when
the festivities reach their height.
The happy affair, which will be
attended by many college folk
home for the holidays, will be held
in Kirk Junior High School. Bar
bara Greenland and Joan Brandt
head the decorating committee and
promise a lovely Christmas Tree
as the center of attraction.
It's a date for the Shaw can
teen crowd-and everyone will be
there.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Photo by Harry Flynn


December 10Th, to which the pub
lie is invited.
Chairman Of the committee in
charge of this event is Mrs. Fred
Schwendeman who announces that
among the special attractions will
be a display of Christmas decora-
tions for the tree and home and
holiday gift wrappings. These will
be in charge of Mrs. J. A. Sneller
assisted by Mrs. Erwin Ahrens
and Mrs. David Bremner. There
will also be samples of work done
in the millinery, ceramics and
needlework classes held in the Eu-
cid Ladies Day Out.
The Shaw Y-Teen Friendship
Club Choir, directed by one of its
members, Janet Sampson, will pre-
sent the following program of
carols: Bring a Torch, jeanette
Isabella; "Oh Holy Night; "Go
Tell it on the Mountain; and
Westminster Carol" and will lead
the guests in group singing.
One of the pleasant things about
Christmas is the opportunity to
hear again our favorite songs and
stories, and the committee is glad
to announce that Mrs. Robert L..
Queisser, Jr. has volunteered to
give a reading of the we'll loved
Birds Christmas Carol"
Refreshments will be in charge
of the following hostesses: Mrs.
C. A. Dauber, a member of the
Teen-Age Committee of the East
Side YWCA; Mrs. Morris Backer;
Mrs. Earle C. Hochwald; Mrs.
Robert Humphrey; Mrs. T. w.
Kinnear; Mrs. E. E. Lehman; Mrs.
E. j. Olsen; Mrs. J. F. Rutland;
Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Irv-
ing Van Horn.
New classes to begin after the
first of the year will be announced
by staff members Of the Center:
Miss Hazel Yonekura who directs
Adult Activities; Mrs. Betty Jane
Finney, director of Health Edu-
cation; and Mrs. Marjorie J. Mil
Ter, director of Teen Age Program.
There will be a registration desk
so that any who wish to do so
may enroll for classes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Russell Reeves
Named To City's
Library Board

Russell H. Reeves, news editor
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was
on Monday night appointed to the
board of trustees of East Cleveland
Public Library to fill out the un-
expired term of the boards late
president, Philo B. Rhoades. The
appointment, made by the East
Cleveland Board Of Education upon
the recommendation Of the library
board, continues to November,
1912.
A native Clevelander, Mr. Reeves
is a graduate of Ohio State Uni
versity and has been with the Plain
Dealer for % years. He is a men,
Der of Sigma Delta Chi, journalism
honorary fraternity, and of the
Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
East Clevelanders for the past
thirteen years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves and their three sons, Roger,
who attends Case Institute of Tech
nology, Bruce, Shaw High School
student, and Tommy, attending
Rozelle Elementary School, reside
at 1919 Speedway Overlook.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Lumber Company
Loses To Gunman

"Where do you keep the money!"
a stranger asked Miss Lena Rains
berger as she stepped up to him
at the East Cleveland Lumber Co.,
1902 Shaw ave., a little after
noon Friday, December 10th.
"In the safe" she replied.
Let's go get it" said the stranger.
They did and the man the police
are looking for walked out with
about SIS. AS he left he pulled a
gun partially out of his pocket
with warning he would shoot if
any attempt was made to call
the police.
Two thefts were also reported
during the past week.
The cafe at 1874 Hayden ave.
was robbed of $164.24 after clos
ing time the morning of December
9Th and before the place was
opened that day. 1t is believed the
robber hid in the store and then
took the cash and left after the
cafe had been closed for the night
Using a chair to get over a
partial partition at the Fisher
Heating Co., an unidentified per-
son got about 5000 from an office
room during the lunch hour De-
cember 7th. The chair was found
standing against the partition when
employees returned from lunch.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-15
Christmas At
Caledonia Is
a Happy Time

On Friday, December 10th, the
IA pupils of Miss Ruth Golfers
room invited their mothers and
fathers to a play, "Santa's Toy
Shop. At the close of the program
each child in the group read a
part of a story telling about toys.
All but two of the children's par
ents were present during the after
noon.
Since Christmas time is "giving
time" the boys and girls last week
brought toys in good condition to
be used as individual gifts for boys
and girls six to sixteen years of
age at the Jones Home on West
25th st.
The Junior Red Cross, to which
every boy and girl in the school
belongs, has for its same Christ
mas project the sending of fresh
fruit to this same home so all this
week and next week until vacation
begins the pupils will bring their
fresh fruit donation to school.
Each room seems to have very
festive appearance and bulletin
boards in each hallway display
posters and other Art work the
children have made. Visitors to
the school will also enjoy the two
large Christmas trees that stand
in the halls.
On Tuesday, December 18th, Mrs,
William Taylor of the Hilltop
Garden Club displayed Christmas
gifts to the pupils of the 4th, 5th
and 9th grades. Any of the gifts
on display could be made at home
by children for their parents and
friends.
On Friday, December 10th, the
kindergarten pupils will present
their program in the kindergarten
room at both the morning and
afternoon sessions for their par
ents, younger brothers and sisters
and friends.
Then on Tuesday, December goth
at 200 o'clock the annual Christ
mas Carol program by the whole
school will be presented for the en-
joyment of parents and friends.
Because this school has no audi
torium, the same impressive carol
service has been held from year
to year in the Railways until il
has become traditional. The pro
gram to be presented is as fol
lows:
Christmas Fantasy - Orchestra
Mr.. Niergarth, Director.
Professionalism, 4th and 9th
grades.
Christmas Story and Carols-by
the separate grades.
Silent Night-All.
Recessional-All.