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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
E-WAR TOTAL
TO BE BROKEN
Hopes Still Held For National
Matches AS Perry's Fu-
ture Is Bright

There will be more troops at
Camp Perry this summer than be-
fore the war, Major General Leo
NJ. Kreber, Ohio's Adjutant Gen.
eral, told the News Thursday.
This record will be established de-
spite the fact that most of Ohio's
National Guardsmen will receive
their summer training at Camp
Atterbury, Indiana.
General kreber and his staff
still have hopes that the National
Rifle and Pistol Matches will be
held at Camp Perry in September,
although nothing definite can be
announced as yet.
General Kreber recently confer
red with General Milton Reckord,
! president of the National Rifle AS
sociation, in Washington, regard
ing the matches.
Representative Thomas Burke
is doing his utmost to have the
matches returned here this year.
and he has stated that President
Harry Truman has promised to
lend his support. Ii the appro-
priation can be approved, the small
bore matches viii be held at Camp
Perry despite reports to the con-
trary.
In the years Immediately be-
fore the war, only Ohio's National
Guard Infantry troops trained at
Camp Perry as the Artillery were
sent to Camp Knox. Thus the to-
tai trained here was not over 5000.
Starting July 10, nearly 1000
Anti-Aircraft national guardsmen
from Ohio, West Virginia and Vir-
ginia will begin a two-week train
ing period at Camp Perry. Wher
they leave, 4500 AA national
, guards from Pennsylvania will be,
, gin their two-week training here
; General Kreber stated that tn,
; future of Camp Perry is very
bright as there is possibility thai
even more AA national guards
will be brought here next year FOL
training. There is a possibilit,
that guardsmen from Indiana
Kentucky, and other eastern state.
may also come here next summer
and if this schedule is approved
by Second Army Corps headquar
: ters in Fort Meade, Maryland
then Camp Perry will again ranl
as one of the busiest posts in tn,
nation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03

five. Anything donated is badly
needed and highly appreciated.
Mrs. John C. Jensen, president
of the Auxiliary, reports dona-
tions thus far have been received
from the following: Pythian Sis
ters, Danbury Ladies Aid, Mizpah
Glass of Trinity M. E. Church, v.
F. w. Auxiliary, Needle Nudgers'
All Club.
Youth Fellowship, Boyd Austin,
Meyers Market, Mrs. H. Webber,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Jensen, Ray
Gill, Jerry Larson, Bob Hopfnger,
r. G.. Dunn Cigar Co., Kings
Daughters, Ladies Auxiliary of
Gypsum Church.
Mrs. Alexander, Center Road,
Erie Gardens; Mrs. Milan Flick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Novak, Mrs.
John Dayton, Mrs, George Sibrel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Tusten,
Misses Olive Pelow and Florence
Rastall, David Mackey, Mrs.
James Rowley, Mrs. Clarence
Muggy, Jr., Mrs. Harry Stearn.
Lakeside, Port Clinton Moose, Sic
banoller Truckline and a Mrs,
Clarke of Bucyrus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
POLICE CIRCUS
SET FOR AUG. e
Special Police Fund Benefit
To Have Underprivileged
Riddles As Guests

Start saving your pennies, kid
dies, the circus is coming to town
for the first time in many years.
Under sponsorship of the Port
Clinton Police Department and
Special Police, matinee and even
ing performances by Mills Broth
ers ree-Ring Circus and Horse
Show will be presented in the
American Legion lot, East Perry
Street, Tuesday, August %.
Police Chief Jack Shelter re-
ports that proceeds from the show
will go to the Special Police Fund.
Besides raising funds for this
campaign" Chief Shelter said,
"we want to make this 100 per
cent Circus Day for all youngsters
of this area. We wish to have
all underprivileged boys and girls,
who otherwise would not have the
opportunity to see major three
ring circus, attend the Police Cir
Gus matinee free of CHARGE
A campaign will be launched
shortly whereby tickets will be
provided these children through
the cooperation Of merchants and
business men, who will be.
come "Circus Daddies" for the day
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
SCHOOL MUSIC
TUTOR LEAVES
Margaret Williams Accepts
Position In Youngstown;
Five Jobs Still Open

Miss Margaret Williams, high
school vocal music instructor, this
week resigned from the local high
school faculty to accept a music
teaching position in the Youngs-
town junior high school.
Miss Williams has been on the
local faculty for the past year,
having come from Huron county.
With her resignation, there are
seven vacancies in the public
school staff although two high
school positions are expected to
be filled at a special Board of
Education meeting next week.
These are for girls physical edu-
cation and industrial arts.
Positions still open here are fol
kindergarten, two first grades, the
fourth grade and the vocal music
/ instructor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
WOMAN'S BODY
FOUND IN FIELD
NEAR N ART|N
Sheriff and Coroner InveSti,
gate Death of Aged Rural
Resident

The body of an aged woman,
Mrs. Elizabeth Butzin, Rural
Route, Martin, was found late
Wednesday night in a field over
a half-mile from the house in
which she lived alone.
Neighbors, who became alarm
ed when they diG not see Mrs.
Butzin around her home Wednes-
day, searched for several hours
until they discovered her body in
the field.
Sheriff Merriam Budd was called
to Martin to investigate the trag-
edy. Coroner George Poe was to
view the body to determine If
death was due to natural causes
or foul play. The body was tax
en- to the Burman Mortuary il
Genoa.
Mrs. Butzin was seen near he
home Tuesday. 1t was though
she had been dead nearly 9
hours when her body was discov
cred. The aged woman ofte1
took long strolls by herself
neighbors told Sheriff Budd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Firenen Offer
Parade Prizes

Local residents, especially
children, are busily preparing
their costumes and training
their pets for competition in
the gigantic parade which will
be feature of the Northwest
ern Ohio Firemen's Association
convention to be held in this
city, Wednesday, June Is.
Of the Is divisions in the
prize list, local persons can
compete in six. Cash prizes in
these six divisions total $685.. 90
thus a little special prepara-
tion and planning could pay off
in big dividends.
For the best decorated float
in the parade, $3.50 will be
awarded. Second prize is $75,
third prize is $50, and fourth
prize, $25. With such a prize
list, some extraordinarily
beautiful floats should compete
in the parade.
For children under IL, the
firemen offer $40 for the most
comic persons with pet animals
in the parade with $5 for first
prize, So for second prize, and
50 for third prize.
Best decorated bicycle in the
parade will win $5, with second
prize of So and third prize of
81.
A prize of $25 will go to the
most comic band in the pa
rade. For the most comic per
sons on wheels, in the parade
the prize is $40 which is also
offered for the most comic per-
son on foot, in the parade.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Bee Gee Students
Start Vacation

AS commencement exercises are
being held this Friday and final
classes have been held, local stu
dents attending Bowling Green
State University are arriving home
to spend their summer vacation.
Among those attending the uni
versity from here are Arlyne Ho-
shall, David kihlken, Robert Ernst,
William Semmelhaack, Charles
Sass, Ernest Semmelhaack, Mar
jorie Pulschen, Merle Windnagel,
Beverly Easton.
Peggy Boysen, Park Richey,
Jack Miller, Suzanne Ganther,
Russell Druckenmiller, Robert Gle
mons, Edward Migala, Sarah Jean
Heckler, Gerald Robinson, Curtis
Nelson, Eugene Thompson, Ruth
Wonnell.
Mary Kinney, Howard Harrod
James Mackey, Richard Bloom
Marjorie Bowen, Wilbur Ahrens
Mary Louise Tilton, Charles Guth
Hazel Miller, William Burkins, 10
seph Lukac and Ronald Everett.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
CHILDREN HURT
IN AUTO CRASH.
No Serious Injuries Reported
Despite Heavy Traffic
In This Area

Despite thousands of vacation
lists and tourists here over the
Decoration Day holiday, no serious
accidents were reported. Three
people were injured in minor acci-
dents but no fatalities occurred.
Most serious accident involved
two Fostoria-owned autos which
collided in Fremont Road, four
miles west of the city. Injured
were two children, Ronald E. Gel
ger, II, and his cousin, Judy Kess-
ling, 8.
The children were riding in a
car being driven by Ronald's IA
ther, Robert Geiger, 81. John P
Bowers, 76, was driver of the
other auto. Mrs. Geiger, 33, anC
daughter, Barbara II, were not
hurt. Five elderly occupants il
Bowers car suffered shock but es
capped serious injury.
Treated in Magruder hospita
and released, We're Ronald Geiger
who suffered a fractured leg, ant
Judy Kessling, face, head and arm
cuts. Gerner and Wolf and Nei
decker ambulances brought tn
injured to the hospital.
Also treated at the hospital, an,
released, was Halleck Weldon, 61'
Pearl Street, who was found in
boat near Marbleheai by coas
guardsmen. Having apparentl.
fallen in the boat, Weldon wa
brought to the hospital and treat
ed for broken ribs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Stanton Pupils
Entertain Club

Three high school instrumental
groups, directed by David Stan
ton, entertained with appropriate
selections at the Rotary Club
meeting Tuesday noon in st. John
Lutheran church.
Participating in the program
were the brass sextet, Carolyn
Brindley, Catherine Roose, Mar
jorie Guth, Jan Fadely, Shirley
Quintell and Carl Warnke; the
clarinet quartet, Eleanor Migala
Maxine Brindley, Marlene SibreI
and Esther Lukac, and the from
bone quartet of Jean Lamb, Lucill
Eliyas, Marjorie Guth and Alice
Kirk
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
MORE TROOPS DUE TO TRAIN AT CAMP PERRY
Lake Survey Is
Underway Here

Filling a long-felt need in this
area, the U. S. Lake Survey crew
is making a survey of the lake
shore throughout this district, and
is surveying from the shore to the
24-toot depth level.
Electric sounding devices are
used in the survey work, the
equipment being aboard the ship
used by the surveyors. The ship
is berthed at the Madison Street
dock each evening.
Reefs, rocks and marine wrecks
are being marked by the survey
ors and appropriate buoys or other
remedial action will be taken to
warn small craft owners.
The survey has been underway
for three weeks and will continue
through most of June.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
new SOFT DRINKS PROCESSED
AT new P. C. CANDY CO. PLANT

Cardinal Nectar and Hi-Top
root beer will soon become ia
miliar drinks to local residents
and visitors, as the Cardinal Bev-
erage Company, subsidiary Of
the Port Clinton Candy Company,
Inc, has the franchise for bottling
the popular soft drinks.
In the company's new 55 ft. X
so ft. building along Route 2, east
of the powerhouse, production was
started Friday. All new equip
ment is being used, including
special bottles and crates.
A. E. Ginger" Babcock is gen.
eral manager of the new plant.
He is also secretary-treasurer of
the Port Clinton Candy Company,
Inc, of which Frederick Fritz"
Johnson is president, and Mrs.
Frederick Johnson is vice-presi-
dent.
| Robert Greiser, specialist
from the General Flavoring Ex-
tract Company, Cincinnati, the
firm which has the franchise for
Hi-Top and Cardinal drinks, is
here to supervise production.
The firm is not only owned
locally, but nearly all of its per-
sonnel are natives of this city.
Carl Paysen and Christ Beutler
are bottlers, Frank Prohaska is
driver-agent for the beverages;
and Miss Margaret Crohen is Of
fee secretary.
Featured drink bottled here will
be Cardinal Nectar, which is
cherry red, tastes better than
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
II To Be Graduated
At Bowling Green

Eleven Ottawa County youths
will receive degrees this Friday
forenoon when the largest class
in the history of Bowling Green
State University will be graduated.
Bachelor of Science degrees will
go to Corrinne Davis, Curtice;
Lowell Risch, Oak Harbor; Arlyne
Hoshal, Joseph Lukac, Hazel
Miller, Gerald Robinson and Mar
eel Williams, all of Port Clinton.
Bachelor OF Arts degrees will
be presented to Lois McCarty, Ell
more; Rosella Verock, Lakeside;
Sarah Jean Heckler and Gerald
Robinson, Port Clinton, while
Harold George, Port Clinton, will
receive the Bachelor of Science in
business administration degree.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
CROP CAMP AICN
0PE Ms june Il
Ottawa County Residents Will
Aid Underprivileged
In Europe

The campaign for contributions
to CROP (Christian Rural Over
seas Program) will be held in OF
tawa county from June II to 26,
it was announced today by the
Rev. l.. F. Weigel, chairman of the
county CROP committee.
CROP workers, to be chosen
from every township in the coun-
ty, will endeavor to wind up the
drive within the two-week period.
l949 goal for the county is two
carloads of wheat.
Organization of the drive will
take place at countrywide meet
ing to be held tonight FRIDAY,
June 81 at 8 p. m. at the Com
munity Hall in Oak Harbor. Town
ship chairmen and solicitors will
be announced at this time. A film,
Toward a Better World" will be
shown. 1t is hoped to have one So
licitor for every ten families in 9
| township.
No soliciting will take place il
the towns, Rev. Weigel stated
Contributions from those who live
in communities will be received
at the various churches cooperat
ing in the drive.
Contributions to the campaign
may be either in cash or actua
wheat. Ottawa county's donation
to the drive will become part o,
Ohio's food train scheduled to &,
overseas late this summer.
! The Christian Rural Oversea
Program is sponsored by Churcl
World Service, Catholic Rural Lif
and Lutheran World Relief. 1t i
also supported by major U. S
farm organizations. Wheat an
contributions raised by it go to tn
needy overseas. Distribution i
made through the church organi
cations sponsoring the program
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03

strawberry or cherry and is ex-
cellent when used as a liquor mix.
Also featured are Hi-Top root
beer, lemon-lime, orange, 30-Be-
low, grape, ginger ale and cream
soda.
Distribution of the new prod
ucts began Monday in this county.
The firms franchise also grants
distribution rights in Sandusky
and Erie, and part of Huron
counties.
For several years, the COM
pany operated in the Hineline
Bottling Company building, East
Third street. 1t is still renting
that building, which is now used
for storage space.
Among the new equipment in
the new building, constructed by
Mosser, are the huge bottle
washer r-steriiizer, the sanitary
mixers, the conveyor belts and
bottling machine.
Sixty cases of soft drinks can
be processed each hour with the
present equipment, Babcock stat
ed. 1t is interesting to note that
city water passes through a set
of IL filtering plates and then
through a cooler before it is suit
able for usage in the drinks.
Candies, cigars, cigarettes and
other sundries are also sold whole
sale by the firm. Alton "Red"
Nissen and Bob Qualman are
agents for this produce.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Poppy Receipts
Total Over 1913

Over 1878 in receipts were re-
ported by chairman Wayne Shep-
herd from the sale of Buddy Pop
pies under the V. F. w. Post
sponsorship Saturday.
Local Girl Scouts assisted in
the sale. Two members of the
V. F. w. Auxiliary, Grandma"
Silverwood, IS, and Mrs. Ella Sim
mons, 63, were especially COM
mended for selling poppies on the
streets throughout the day.
Members of the V. F. w. and
Auxiliary participated in Memorial
Day services here and at LaCarp
cemetery, Erie Township. A joint
meeting of the two groups was
held Tuesday evening, when new
canteen committee was named and
refreshments served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Kiwanians View
Banking Film

Produced by the Continental IL
linois National Bank, the sound
film Back of Every Purpose" was
shown at the Kiwanis Club meet
ing Wednesday noon. 1t featured
services available in banking in
stitutions.
President Ray Boiler reported
that local club members have been
invited to participate in the golf
tournament TO be staged in Nor
walk, July 13.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Vacationland
Booth Now Open

Sponsored by the local Vaca-
tionland organization, the Va
cationland Information booth is
now open for the public's aid in
it's new location in waterworks
park.
Misses Carla Rupert and
Madeline Lowe, who were in
charge of the booth last sum-
mer, are again on duty. Resi-
dents having sleeping rooms or
other guest accommodations are
asked to phone these young la
dies so that the rooms may be
registered and addresses given
to callers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Local Collegiarns
Graduate Soon

Among the local young peo-
pie who will graduate from
colleges this month are Misses
Jean Nelson, Sarah Jean Heckler,
Richard Welty and Theodore
Thomas.
Miss Heckler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Heckler, will re-
ceive her degree from Bowling
Green State University this Fri
day forenoon. She has majored in
art and minored in Home Eco
nomics and formerly attended
Michigan State University in East
Lansing. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Heckler, and her grand
father, F. A. Moody, will be in at
tendance at commencement.
Miss Nelson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Nelson, East Perry
street, will receive Bachelor of
Music degree at the Eastman
School of Music, Rochester, New
York, on June 20. She has been
bass clarinet soloist with the
schools symphony orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. L. Kelly
will leave here June 18 to attend
commencement in Rochester.
Richard Welty, son of Mr.. anG
Mrs. B. E. Welty, Washington
street, and Theodore Thomas, sor
of the Rev. and Mrs. William
Thomas, East Second street, will
be graduated June 19 at Kenyon
College, Gambler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Ramey'Speaks At
PIB Commencement

Judge Homer A. Ramey gave
the principal address Friday eve
ming when four seniors, Rose Ann
Kindt, Rose Marie Woischke, Bar
bara Traverse and Henry c.. Bro
dersen, received their diplomas
from Board of Education presi-
dent Ethan Fox.
Invocation was by Rev. d. A.
Cassetta and benediction by Fa-
ther Haley. Rose Marie Wois-
chke's salutatorian speech was
entitled Cooperation" while Ross
Ann Kindt's valedictorian address
was Education is Venture.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Local Riddles To
Watch Indians

All local boys and girls, ~ and
older, are being invited by Port
Clinton Eagles Lodge to be its
guests at the Yankee Indian game
in Cleveland Stadium Saturday
afternoon, June IL.
Free transportation and free
tickets will be furnished by Eagle
members, but the children should
provide their own change for Incl
dentals.
The children will be taken to
Cleveland in cars driven by Eagle
members. Children desiring to
make the trip are asked to reg
lister as soon as possible at the
Eagles Club, Adams and Second
streets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Wading Pool To
Open On June II

Mayor Carl Becker reports that
the wading pools in Lakeview park
will be opened for the summer on
Sunday, June 12, weather condi-
tions permitting.
1t is expected that Miss Judy
Won Thron, Ohio University stu
dent, will again be life guard and
swimming instructor at the park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
Pre-School Clinic
Held In County

DR.. James Rhiel, Ottawa County
Health Commissioner, reports that
246 pre- school children were ex-
amined in clinics during May. DR..
Rhiel was assisted in this work
by Mrs. Esther Butchko and Gale
Stevens, of the health depart
ment, and Mrs. L. L. Belt, county
health nurse.
Clinics for children who will
attend the Port Clinton schools
this year will be held in the early
summer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
REbEKAHS HOLD
DISTRICT MEET
IN CITY TODAY.
State Officers Are Present To
Conduct Rituals In
l. o. o. F. Hall

Port Clinton Harp Rebekah
Lodge No. 223 will be host to
visiting Rebekahs this Thursday
when the 47th special session Of
the Ohio Rebekah Assembly and
School of Instruction, District No.
z, is held in the local hall.
Mrs. Emma Heiser, Port Clin-
ton, is district president; Mrs.
Grace Rathbun, Clyde, is district
vice-president; Mrs. Alfrieda Pull
schen, Port Clinton, is district sec
retary, and Mrs. Novelle Mooney,
Fremont, is district treasurer.
Members of the district execu-
tive committee include Florence
Becker, Port Clinton; Jean King,
Helena; Ruth Burggrof, Putin
Bay; Mae Dunn, Genoa; Clorinda
Brown, Clyde, and Clara Bartlett,
Fremont.
Ohio Rebekah Assembly officers
expected for the meeting include
Laura Miner, Springfield, presi-
dent; Grace Hahn, Dayton, vice
president; Anna l. Henderson,
Columbus, secretary, and Cora
V. Rife, Toledo, treasurer. Mrs.
Mae Dunn, Genoa, is district re-
preventative.
Lodges from Clyde, Fremont
Genoa, Helena and Put-in-Bay will
also be represented. Dinner will
be served in the l. o. o. F. hall
and the lodge will be inspected
by State President Laura Miner
Springfield.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
GENERALS VISIT PERRY

Major General and Mrs. Leo M.
Kreber and Brigadier General and
Mrs. Kenneth Cooper, Columbus,
spent the Memorial Day weekend
at their cottages in Camp Perry.
Kreber is Ohio's Adjutant Cen
eral while Cooper is the states
Assistant Adiutant General.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
ROAD OIL ARRIVES

Mayor Carl Becker reports that
a carload of road oil, purchased by
the village council, arrived Wed,
nesday and that the Street De-
partment workers, under Carl Rud,
dock, started distributing the oil
On dusty streets that afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
BAND PRACTICE

Director David Stanton has an
nounced that all high school band
musicians are to report Tuesday
evening at the high school music
room for band practice for the
Firemen's convention.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
GRADUATES SOON

Miss Carol Tewers, daughter Of
City Treasurer and Mrs. George
Tewers, West Third Street, will be
among the graduates at Capital
University's commencement in Co.
lumbus Tuesday, June IA. Miss
Tewers has completed a two-year
secretarial course.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
DINING ROOM OPENED

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack King, Cleve-
land, are in charge of the dining
room at the Lake Hotel, which is
now open for the summer season.
Only evening dinners are being
served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03
FIREMEN'S PARADE

Anyone planning to enter a
float in the Firemen's Convention
parade is asked to notify Parade
Marshal Wayne Petersen. There
will be worthwhile cash prizes for
winning floats.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-03

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-17
Cast Of Character.
Named for
School 0pereffa

The cast of characters and
production staff for "A Waltz
Dream" operetta by Oscar
Straus, to be presented by the
music department. of Hardin
high school Friday, March Is,
beginning at 8:15 D. m. was an
nounced this week.
The operetta is under the
direction of Miss Ethel SchuStsr.
The cast includes the following.
Macmillan x, Bill Kroehler;
Princess Helene, Gretchen
SWindle; Prince Rupert, Eric
Walker; Lieutenant Mkt, JeTrv
Ragland; Kay Robinson, Bever-
" Terpening; Princess Mathil-
da, Pam Gotham; Lieutenant
MontSchi, George Perkins;
Louisa, Sharon Russell.
Bertram Budget, Tod Dillon;
County Lo5har, Jimmy Murray;
Count Sigismund, Gene Kirk
emo; Nicholas, Tommy Zelka;
Fiji, Marion VickerS; Annerl,
Joan hammers, guide, Florence
Bentley; Major Domo, June
Cation.