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Evening star., 1949-03-06

quint of tall players. The same
five-Jimbo Gahagan. Bill Smith,
Tony Daukas, Donnie Hanback,
and Smiley Moore-played all the
way while beating Wilson in the
first round and again while edg-
ing Gonzaga in the semifinal.
Daukas is the big gun of this
quint, the boy who usually gets
most of the points. but his mates
likewise are all tall and eagle
eyed and perfectly capable of
breaking up any basket ball game.
CentraPs Reserve Strong.
Central has a mite less height
than G.. w.. but Coach Gabe
Ferazzi probably has better re-
serve strength. At least he has
been able to insert more subs all
year and during the tournament
without hurting. One of his best
subs. for example, is Lou Click
field. who came in when Jimmy
Pantos fouled out of the semi
final and led Viking scorers
against st. Johns.
And the Vikings aren't midgets
by any means. Jack Stringer gets
up there very well and will be
able to give the Presidents stiff
competition under the backboards
Pantos also is valuable there. In
fact he is rated as just about the
best all-around schoolboy eager
in the city.
It's going to be a ball game.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Carnegie Signs Coach

PITTSBURGH. Mar. S. P).-
Frank tMeD Cratsley today was
named basket ball coach at Car
negie Tech on a part time basis.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Sunday @ Sports Central c. W. Well Matched for Star Cage Play
Team a Loser, but Kingsbury
Wins Distinction at St. AIbons
By Bill Fuchs

st. Albans School was a loser
on the basket ball court this
season, but it produced play
er of marked distinction in IT.
year-old Roger Kingsbury.
Kingsbury-who. incidental
ly. has another year at st.
Albans-has attracted slew of
college and professional scouts.
Kingsbury's team won only
5 of 13 games this season. But
in the IL games he played,
Roger compiled 316 points for
an average-per-game of 1858.
Moreover, in only one game did
he sink less than 81 points.
Against Wilson he was restrict
ed to a meager eight. but there
was a reason for that.
"He had gone to school with
most of the Wilson players at
Alice Deal Junior High" ex-
plains his coach, AL Wagner.
'They drew him aside before
the game and kidded him about
his scoring ability. guess it
took him off his game"
But Kingsbury bounced back
to tally 80 points against st.
Andrews. 26 against George
town Prep. % against Coolidge.
80 against Episcopal. % against
Woodward, 81 against st.
James. As against Boys Latin
80 against Landon and 81
against Friends.
A handsome youth with
blond hair and blue eyes,
Kingsbury carries ITS pounds
over 6-foot-4-inch frame. He
is just beginning to fill out.
He was practically our en-
tire offense this season." says
Wagner, who has been coach
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
LAKESIDE HAS
TOP STARS FOR
COMING WEEK
BarbershOp Quartets, Liver.
pool Minister To Appear
At Auditorium

LAKESIDE - Six barbershop
ouartets will unite in FESTIVAL
Of Harmony" in Hoover Auditor
ium here on Saturday evening,
August 6.
Taking part in the program,
which is produced and directed by
John Ford of Toledo, vice presi-
dent of the Ohio and Southwest
Pennsylvania District of the So
ciety for the Preservation and
Encouragement of Barber Shop
Quartet Singing in America, are
The Troubadors of Toledo, the
Sad Sacks of Findlay, the Steel
Blenders of Lorain, Three Corns
and a Bunyan of Pontiac, Mich,
the Four Colonels of Corn of We'll
lington, and the Mis-4-Tunes of
Elyria. Sgd Lynn of Lorain will
serve as master of ceremonies.
DR.. Warren w. Want, super
intendent of the Toledo district
of the Methodist Church will speak
at morning services in Hoover
Auditorium on Sunday, Aug. 7.
Special music for this service by
the Wesleyan Chorus of Monroe
Street Methodist Church, Toledo,
under the direction of Charles J.
Anderson, is planned.
On Sunday evening, Charles
Bowman Hutchins of Preston,
Wash, Naturalist and artist, will
present an illustrated lecture,
Birds of the Bible"
Also on Sundays program is
an afternoon concert by the Belle
vue Community Band and a vesper
address by the Rev. Theodore c.
Mayer of Wooster.
Lakeside's program for the COM
ing week follows: Monday-Illus-
trated lecture, Birds of America"
Charles Bowman Hutchins; Tues
day-"In Persian Garden" by
faculty of Quinn School of Music,
Lakewood;, Wednesday-Address
DR.. George Taylor, Liverpool Cen
ter Mission, Liverpool, England:
Thursday-Motion picture; Fri
day-Concert, Gerald and Wilfred
Beal, twin duo-violinists, of New
York City; and Saturday-"La
Traviata," by LePetit Opera
Comique of Canton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
n" CLUBS PLAN
COUNTY MEET
Many Visitors Expected Sun
day For Church Sessions
In Marblehead

Representatives Of many ar"
Clubs Of Ohio and Michigan are
expected in Marblehead Sunday
when the Marblehead "R" Club
Chapter IA Of the Federated Rus
sian Orthodox Clubs of America,
will sponsor the annual church
celebration in st. Mary's Russian
Orthodox church.
Among visiting pastors to assist
are the Revs. Basil DIANA, Lo-
rain; Theodore Migdol, Akron;
Steve Rusiniak, Lakewood; Mich
ael kapraI, Warren, and Andrew
GIagolav, Lorain.
The choir Of SITS. Peter and Paul
Russian Orthodox church, Lake
wood, directed. by George Bar
nay, will sing.
Speakers will include MilIard
Snider, mayor Of Marblehead;
Common Pleas Judge William A.
Hunt; State Director of Com
merce Robert Moulton, Column
bus; Joseph Cimbolic, governor of
the Michigan District ar" Clubs,
and Michael Fill, governor of the
Ohio District "R" Club. Steve
Mazur is president of the Mar
blehead group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
EWERSEN SEEKS
TRUSTEE POST
Feed Store Operator Files
Petition For Portage
Township Position

Herbert Sonny" Ewersen, CO.
owner of the Port Clinton Feed
and Supply Store, Bay Shore
Road, will be a candidate for the
Portage township trustee posi-
ton being vacated by Luther Sass.
Ewersen has been circulating his
petition during the past week and
will be the running mate for in
cumbent John Radioff, in the No
vember election.
Ewersen is the grandson of the
late Siegfred Sorensen, who served
many years as a township and
county official.
Election Board Clerk Edward
Minderman has announced that
the deadline for filing petitions
will be at $50 p. m. next We'd
nesGay, August 10.
Minderman reports that the
slate of Put-in-Bay candidates is
now complete. Bill McCann, well
known island businessman, will be
a candidate for the mayoralty po-
sition being vacated by Mayor
Henry Fox.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Local Poultry
Win At Wooster

Four championships were won
by locally-owned poultry at the
Wooster Summer Show over the
weekend, when over 100 show
birds were in competition.
Fred Meckfessel, Jr., won a
championship rosette with his
game bantam pullet and also took
two frsts and a second with his
game bantams.
Ray Sperber's chickens, ducks
and geese won three champion
ship rosettes, Ia first prize ribbons
and 10 second prize ribbons. His
championship rosettes were won
by Dewlap Toulouse goose,
White Langshan cockerel and Buff
Cochin pullet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Gaudern Plans Special Boat
Trips To Put-in-B Bay For
Regatta Weekend

Yachting will be in the spot
light in this area during the COM
ing week, as hundreds will come
here for the Inter-Lake Yachting
Association regatta at Put-in-Bay
and the 4lst annual Port Clinton
Yacht Club regatta.
Outstanding yachtsmen and the
nations best yachts will be at
Put-in-Bay for the big regatta
which opens Saturday and coa-
tinues through Wednesday. Sew
eral Port Clinton boats will be in
competition for the trophies.
As usual, the long-distance rae
es will open the 56th annual re-
gatta at Put-in-Bay this weekend.
Course races will start Monday
with championships to be decided
on the basis of the most points
won in the three morning races.
After the completion of the
lLYA regatta at Putin Bay, many
yachts will be brought to the
Port Clinton Yacht Club for COM
petition in the local clubs 4ist
annual regatta, to be held next
weekend, August 1914.
Opening the event will be a
dance and party for visiting
yachtsmen, to be held at p. m.
in the club house.
Carlton Schwan is serving as
chairman of the local regatta,
with Carlton Allan, Robert Acker
and Park Richey as committee
members.
First races in the Port Clinton
regatta will be at 8 a. M, Sunday,
August IA, when there will be
classes for Comets, Lightnings,
Lyman Cats, Keats, Thistles,
Interlakes, Nippers, Universals
and others if three or more boats
are entered.
A Sailors Lunch will be served
Sunday noon, August Ia, in the
club house. Cruiser races are
planned for o'clock that after
noon, while Commodore Jack Lay
will present the prizes to winners
at 8 o'clock that afternoon.
Tom Gaudern has announced
that his City Boat Dock Livery
will run special excursion boats to
Put-in-Bay for the Inter-Lake
Yachting Association Regatta on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
evenings.
Gaudern's Rio Rita will leave
the Madison st. dock at 600 Men
day evening, as the Dutch Band
and other entertainers will be
aboard. Departures will be at 500
Saturday and Sunday evenings,
with the boat to leave Put-in-Bay
at midnight for the return trips.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
PA Ul D ALLEY
CO N { s H 0 N {
FOR LAST RITES
Friends May Call At Funeral
Home Friday Evening;
Services Are Saturday

Another local World War ii
hero's body has been returned to
Ottawa County from Europe, for
last rites and burial in his home
community.
The body of 1t. Paul V. Daley,
native of Danbury, has been re-
turned to this city from Germany.
Friends may call at the Gerner
and Wolf Funeral Home this Fri
day evening.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
in the Lakeside Congregational
Church, the Reverends Wyeth and
Allen officiating. Burial will be
in Clemons cemetery, Danbury.
1t. Paul Daley was killed in
action, December so, 1943, while
on an aerial mission over Ger
many. He was pilot Of a flying
fortress and had been reported
as missing in action for several
months. His parents believed Paul
was a prisoner of the Germans,
until official notice of his death
was received
Paul Daley was a son of Rob
ert Daley and the late Mrs. Rob
ert Daley. He was born in the
Daley homestead in Danbury, near
Johnson's Island, on February Ia,
1922. Paul spent his early years
in this county and was a graduate
OF Danbury Township high school
where he was active in sports
and all activities.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Jean Daley, and one daughter,
Paula, both of Portland, Oregon;
the father, Robert Daley, Dan
bury; four sisters and six broth
erS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
LOCAL VETERAN
FATALLY HURT
IN CYCLE CRASH
Mother. Is At Bedside AS
Bob Eaton Dies In
Calf. Hospital

Robert Eaton, %, Naval vet
eran of Pacific action, passed away
in Naval Hospital, Oakland, Calf,
late Friday, of injuries he had
suffered Sunday, July %, in a
motorcycle accident near that city.
His mother, Mrs. Jesse Eaton,
West Third street, was at Bob's
bedside when he passed away
without rcgaining consciousness.
Mrs. Eaton travelled to Oakland
via plane when she received word
Of his accident. She returned
here via plane, arriving home Sun
day.
a Navy Aviation Ordnanceman,
second class, Robert Eaton was a
ratlve Of this city. He attended
Port Clinton schools, but left while
a junior to enlist in the Navy on
July II, l943.
During the war years, Eaton
served aboard several ships in Pa
cific action. After the war, he
decided to make the Navy his ca
reer and was stationed at the Ala
media, California, Air Base when
the fatal accident took place.
Bob Eaton was a member Of the
Port Clinton V. f. w. Post and the
Oakland, California, motorcycle
cluG.
Relatives We're not certain when
his body would arrive here, but it
is expected late this week. Germ
er and Wolf will be in charge of
services.
Surviving are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Eaton; four broth
ers, FrankIyn, William, Clarence
and Walter, and one sister, Mary
Ellen.
Eaton's body arrived Thursday
and friends may call at the Ger
ner & Wolf funeral home. Flu
neral services will be held Sat,
urGay afternoon at 2:30 in Trim
ity Methodist church, the Rev
Miller officiating., Burial will be
in Riverview cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Novotny Named For
November Ticket

At a non-partisan- caucus last
week, Clement Novotny, incum-
bent, was renominated for the
office of mayor of Clay Center.
Also renominated without opposi-
ton were Clerk Vincent Purney
and Treasurer George Hartman.
Councilman Kenneth Fondessy
declined to run, but Leon Witt,
Francis Kristenak, Charles Van
Dorm, Ernest Hansen, Julius Trok
nya and Paul Feyes were renom-
mated as councilmen.
Under the non-partisan system
at Clay Center, only one name for
each Office will appear on the No
vember ballot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Kiwanians Hear
Joplin Pastor

Paul Ross, New York City, and
Mrs. Howard Smith, Cleveland,
students of the Quinn School of
Music at Lakeside, presented a
musical program at the Kiwanis
Club meeting Wednesday noon.
John Anderson, Jack Lay, DR..
Richard Semon and Lee Bracken,
members of local barbershop
quartet, also presented three Sc
lections.
Rev. J. r. Howe, pastor of
First Community Church, Joplin,
Missouri, national vice-president
of the Community Church pro-
gram, was guest speaker, his sub
ject being "The Measure of a
Man"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
YOUNG man is.
A U 7 0 vICTIM NJ.
Wickliffe Pedestrian Dies
When Struck BY Car Eight
Miles West of City

George G. Strickland, 27, of
1925 Rockefeller Road, Wickliffe,
was killed instantly at 11:4O We'd
nesday night when he was struck
by a car being driven by Harry
Englebeck, Danbury Twp.
According to witness reports
given Sheriff Merriam Budd, Mr..
Strickland was walking east in
"~''te "i"ht miles west of this
citys Witnesses said he was two
feet on the road when hit by Eng
lebeck's vehicle, which was also
travelling east.
Mr.. Strickland was employed
here by a construction company.
Why he was walking in the road
was not known. Two truck driv-
ers witnessed the accident.
The body was brought to Germ
er and Wolf mortuary. A morti-
clan from Willoughby drove here
early Thursday to take Mr..
Strickland's body to his home
community for funeral services.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
SMITH LEASES
M0BIL station
World War III Veteran Is Now
Operating Station
Near ArmOry

Jack Smith, East Third street,
is the new operator of the Mobil
Gas Station at Monroe and West
Perry, near the Armory. 1t is
known now as Jack Smiths
Friendly Service Station.
In recent months, the station
had been operated by SANDY"
Baker. Originally, it was oper-
ated by Harold Cooley and
George Walter.
Ronnie Rhode will continue to
be staff member at the Friend
ly Service Station. Smith, who
is a World War II veteran and
Legionnaire, took over manage
ment Monday.
Smith has had wide experience
in the filling station business, as
he had been a Standard Oil Com
pany employee for the past ten
years, excepting four years dur
ing the war when he was serving
with the Naval Air Corps.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Two Women Hurt
In Auto Mishap

Mrs. Constance Hafer, Toledo,
and Miss Muriel Ison, Elyria,
suffered minor injuries Friday
evening in an accident along Route
1863, west of Lakeside.
Mrs. Hafer was released at
Magruder hospital after treatment
for forehead cuts. Miss Ison re-
mained patient until Saturday
morning when she was released
after treatment for cuts and
bruises.
Drivers of the autos were Ron
aid Keyser, "a, Portsmouth, and
Herbert M. White, Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Legion Band Plays
Island Concerts

Members of the Port Clinton Le-
gion Post 113 band enjoyed a trip
to Put-in-Bay Sunday as guests of
the Mystic Isle ferry management.
While at the island, the musi-
clans played concerts for the va
cationists and residents.
Making the trip were the Misses
Lucille Eliyas, Colleen Clark,
Mary Jean Lamb, Esther Lukac,
Marlene Sibrel, Dorothy Ann
Meyer, Bob Petersen, Austin
Clark, Jim Gordon, Dewey Kinsey,
Wasson Smith, Durward Clark,
Francis Denny, Burton Hathaway
and Bob White.
Members of the Port Clinton
Dutch Band will perform at Put
Inlay during the Regatta. They
will travel to Put-in-Bay aboard
Tom Gaudern's Rio Rita at $50,
leaving from the City Boat Dock
Livery, Madison street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
FACTORY.
HERE TO BUILD.
NEW BATTERIES.
Nu-FOrm Battery Corp. Is
Formed With Elton Glenn
Ons AS President

Incorporation papers ware filed
with the Secretary OF State in
Columbus this week covering the
incorporation of the Nu-Form
Battery Corporation Of Ohio. In
corporators named in tho appli-
cation were Leslie Meyer, Oliver
True, and Elton Clemons.
At the same time the incorpor-
alton papers were filed ground
was broken on Route 2 east Of
Por. Clinton for construction of
factory building to house Port
Clinton's newest industry. The
initial building will be 62x4S of
concrete block construction with
the office space and front of the
building made of buff tile. Frank
Richey, local contractor and Karl
Riedel cf Sandusky, one of the
members of the new firm, are CO.
contractors on the project.
The new firm holds the manu-
featuring franchise for Ohio,
Michigan and Pennsylvania for
Nu-Form Demountablc Batteries
and the plant expects to be in
production with all machinery set
up within six weeks. All COM
ponent parts of the Nu-F Form bat
terry will be manufactured in the
new plant and will be distributed
through franchised assemblers
throughout the Midwest, South
and East.
S. w. Knoblock of Los Angeles,
Calf, the inventor of the Nu- Form
Demountable Battery is here to
supervise the installation of all
manufacturing equipment and will
remain on the job until after the
plant is in full production. All
machinery is automatic so there
will be no large force of en-
ployees.
Interested as stockholders in
the new firm are Oliver True, Carl
Heckler, Karl Riedel, Elton and
Robert Clemons and the Jad
Brothers who have had the as
sembling FRANCHISE for the state
of Ohio for the past several
months.
Elton Clemons, recent gradu-
ate Of Notre Dame University in
business administration will be
president and manager of the new
corporation while Robert Clemons
will be vice-president and secre-
tary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05

Burma the worlds largest
performing elephant, and some
of the beautiful show girls who
will appear with the Mills Bro
theirs Circus, are shown here.
The circus will present matinee
and evening performances in
the Legion Field, Tuesday,
August %, under auspices of
the Port Clinton Special Po-
lice. Advance tickets, now be-
ing sold by the policemen,
will mean so per cent benefit
to the local special police, so
buy your tickets now.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
County Youths
To Get Degrees

Miss Grayce Scholt, Oak Har-
Dor, will receive the, Master of
Arts degree this Friday when 244
degrees will be conferred on the
largest summer session gradu-
ating class in the history Of
Bowling Green State University.
Bachelor of Science degrees
will go to Charles Sass, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Sass,
Route /, Port Clinton, and George
Rost, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Rost, Curtice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Stay Clean To Help
Avoid Polio

COLUMBUS - DR.. John d..
Portertietd, Director Of the Ohio
Department of Health, today is
sued a statement on the poliomye-
ltis situation in Ohio.
DR.. Porterheld said:
"As of today, Aug. 3, 232 cases
of poliomyelitis have been re-
ported to the Ohio Department of
Health. Of these, l60 have been
reported since July 10. This COM
pares with l9l cases to Aug. 3
last year and 62 to the same date
in 1947.
"The year 1947 was the worst
in recent history, despite it's slow
beginning, SO we do not yet know
what this year will bring.
scientists do not yet know the
whole story of how polio spreads,
but your health department is do
ing everything possible-every-
thing known to be effective.
"The great need now is for each
person and each family individual
ly to do what is known to be help
full: Avoid getting too tired; avoid
overheating and chilling; avoid
crowds as much as possible; stay
clean; keep your place clean, with
wrapped garbage, screened win
dows and sprayed houses.
"The many cases of polio in
Ohio and the nation requires us
to be concerned, but not hyster
ical. Your health department will
keep you informed. You keep
clean and calm"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
LUCKY MAN,

Alfred Kirkegaard lost his wal
let containing $3.50 in the Clinton
Theatre Wednesday evening. Nat
urally he was a worried man as
he plans to sail for Denmark
this weekend. Early Thursday
forenoon, theatre employee Dick
Windsor and Mr.. kirkegaard
found the wallet, with funds COM
pIete, in the theatre.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Medic Needed
For Duty At E. O. d.

LACARNE-The hope that a
Reserve Medical Officer in this
area will choose to spend a tour
of duty at Erie Ordnance Depot
was expressed today by 1t. Col.
Foster w, Aungst, Commanding
Officer.
When DR.. L. l.. Belt, post sur
geon, exercises his privilege Of
taking vacation leave, the post
will be without a physician un-
less a Reserve Medical Officer is
assigned for duty at the post,
it is explained. Any physician
interested in q tour of duty at
Erie Ordnance Depot is request
ed to contact CWO +. A. Luce,
post adjutant, Immediately.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
LL.YA. REGATTA Will OPEN SUNDAY AT 1BAY
LOCAL RACES TO BE
run next weekend
Hospital Gets
Air Conditioning

An air conditioning system has
been installed in the operating
room at Magruder Memorial Hos
pital. Miss Mabel Sclin, superin-
tendent, reports.
The air conditioning was not n
gift. Miss Selin states: Pm
willing to scrub floors if necessary
to help pay Tor the equipment,
as it was needed so badly"
Miss Selin also expressed the
hospital statf's appreciation to the
Boosters Club personnel for the
gift of the new operating table.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
ON TRAINING COURSE

Miss Gloria Cassetta, Putin
Bay, is among the II Ohio State
University seniors in the School
of Nursing who are now on four
weeks of field experience with ru-
raj health departments throughout
the state. She is working with the
Sandusky department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Rotarians Hear
Humorous Pastor

Rev. J. L. Kessel, Allentown.
Pa, discussed the Humorous Side
Of Preaching" at the Port Clinton
Rotary Club meeting Tuesday
noon in st. John Lutheran Church.
Club visitors were present from
Huntington. West Virginia; De-
troit, Akron, Bowling Green, Lima,
Waterville, Piqua, Dayton, Oak
Harbor, North Canton, Warren,
Fostoria, Cincinnati and Column
bus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Set kindergarten
Register Date

Thursday, September |, is the
tentative date set for registration
of kindergarten students at the
Erie Gardens Community Center,
Supt. D. d. Sims has announced.
Parents Of kindergarten stu
dents must contact Mayfeld Green
if they desire bus transportation,
as the Board of Education does
not pay for transportation Of kind
ergarten pupils.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
School Budget
Hearing Planned

A special meeting Of the Board
of Education will be held in the
school office at eight this Thurs
day evening when a public hear
ing on the budget is scheduled.
Other items for discussion in
clude lighting of the East Build
ing, and progress on the Elemen-
tary School Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-08-05
Rubbish Cleanup
To Begin Monday

Street Commissioner Carl Rud-
dock has announced that the an
nual summer rubbish cleanup
will get underway next Monday.
AS usual, the street department
workers will begin their pickup
service in the west end of the city,
Residents arc asked to have their
rubbish collected in containers
easily accessible from the street