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Evening star., 1952-01-27
$50 PER WEEK

PART TINE
Three eyes. per week; car; pleasant
working conditions. For informa-
ton, call HO. 1914, MR.. OWEN
10 am. to pm. Pc
Attention, Men, Notice
We need (6) neat appearing men to
ing and consumer research work.
Earn $50 per wk. while learning.
Rapid advancement. Opportunities
unlimited. Apply 1929 18th st. n. ",
(2nd fir.). personnel division; 81 5
to 5:15 pm. only. Interviews will
be made during these hours only.
See MR.. RICHARD. -29
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YOUNG MAN


90 to 25, preferably draft exempt
interesting work, calling on archi-
tects, contractors and public ON.
cials in D. C. and Western Mary
land, for national concern. Oppor-
tunity for advancement: 5-day week;
vacation with pay: auto required
1920 mo. to start, plus mileage and
expenses. Box Bold, Star. -2S
WANTED-Mature man of intelli.
gence for real estate ONCE in NV
Participation In profits. No invest
ments. Car necessary. SCOTT
SANDERS. 5121 Macarthur blvd.
SINGLE MAN, past middle age. good
reputation ana habits for light farm
work. will live in owners home;
must be able 10 drive car or tfac-
tor. Experienced with sheep pre-
ferred. FAIRFAX 17a-W-13 -27
RELIABLE NAN to work in labora-
tory; 5-day' weex. Apply 1416 Eye
DEPENDABLE MAN to live in free
apartment In ONCE bldg. Of truck
terminal in Bladensburg. Must be
able to do simple carpentry and
general maintenance work during
day at S1.1D per hour POWELL
TRANSPOR T, 6a17 Blair I'd. NV.
ia. 1900 weekdays --27
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ADVERTISING AGENCY
619 14th st. NV.

ADVERTISING AGENCY
Has two stenographic positions avail
able. Good salary. Requirements,
age 20 to 80; neatness. both in
work and personal appearance; ac-
c1racy and punctuality, Phone RE.
1893 or write Box 18Th, Star. ---29
ALTERATION HELP, perm. position,
excel, working cond., 5-day wk. !;
$4b. Thoroughly exp. only, JENNY
SHOP, 1895 Conn. ave. Us
ASST: CASHIER, immediate opening
IN large real estate office; usual
employe benefits; knowledge Of tipping
necessary. Salary. $500 per mo.
See Miss Petherbridge, RANDALL
H. HAGNER. INC. 1921 Conn. ave.
-27
ASSIST. CASHIER TRAINEE, no pre-
vious experience necessary; numer-
GUS company benefits including an
nual bonus. Call, MI. 6510 for
personal interview
SETTLEMENT CLERK
for large Ford dealer. Do not apply
unless you have experience Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Per-
manent position. Apply in person
to Mr. Bortnick. CHERNER MOTOR
CO.. 1871 Florida ave. NV. -2S
BABY SITTING and Ink duties in
exchange for room and board. Pre-
fer student or empl. girl. ia.
8-S473. ST. 520O,s Ext. 5737.
BAKERY SALESGIRLS, for employ
ment at $500 Columbia Pike. Hrs.
3;30-12. pm. 5S75 N. Washington
blvd, Arlington. 1880 am. to 5
pm. OW S606 or OW. 2537 -2S
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HELP MEN
INSURANCE OPPORTUNITY

ance Companies has recently entered
the. State Of MARYLAND and has gen.
eral agency opportunities throWgll-
out the State for those who are
interested In particular areas other
than Baltimore. We are not In
terested in just average saleSmen
TALLY qualified for general agency
building. II you are. the man. 1t will
pay you handsomely. Box 375-H,
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THIS rs TT
STOP COMPLAINING
ABOUT

Not earning enough
for your family, but
if you show us you
are willing to work,
that you are honest,
and if you have some
mechanical aptitude,
fine. We will show
you how to advance
in money : making.
Many men make well
over $100 the first
week in our business.
Sit down now and
give us your qualifi-
cations, it is conf
Dental. Write Box
372-H, Star.
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MEN

II you are looking for an
opportunity to increase your
present income, II you are in
dead earnest and are willing
to work 3 hours each evening,
call JU. 8-9093. sunday. Jan.
e.. between 1 and 8 pm.
for an appointment.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CANVASSERS Dl
CA,.SHIER

co. desires competent and
pleasant cashier for perm. employ
ment. disqualification and insurance
benefits; good hours and working
cond. Phone ST. 4A0O -2T
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CLERK
CLERK

Dry cleaning store. permanent, full
and part time positions, age 1885:
living in Falls Church area. Call
Monday through Wednesday,
LA. $4,000
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CLERK

WHITE, to work in mail and filing
department. Must be experienced
an and interested In permanent nnsn,ar. work work
fits. Call Personnel Department.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
WANTED

Experienced TV and whole
sales salesman; unusual op-
portunity for the right man.
We're looking for a sales
man who has had some ex-
perience calling on retail
dealers in the greater Wash.
area.
Box 375-B, Star
State age, experience and
approx. present income.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CLERK
CIERKS
mERICAI. WQRKER

For hospital record room; fling and
tipping; no technical knowledge re-
quired; 5k-day week; excellent per-
sonnel policy; meals If desired. Ap-
ply record room, DOCTORS HOS
PITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

MEN (Colored) LOOK
We have several openings for men
who have q neat appearance and
good education. No experience nec-
essary. Earn $50 per wk. while
learning, Rapid advancement. See
list frD, 3:15 to 5:15 pm. Honly.
interviews will be made during these
hours only, go
Evening star., 1952-01-27
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

experience and initiative
necessary. Engineefing once. 40
right person. Phone MI 216l Tor
app0intment. ~
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CASHIER
EXPERIENCED

Women's or mems speciality
shop. Exceptionally fine
working conditions, hours,
mer c h an disc, discounts,
group insurance, etc.
BOX 436-H, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Bakery Shop Clerks

Bakery Shop Clerks
. NIGHT SHIFT, 5 P.M.-1:30 AM.
Careers in selling open to women
who enjoy meeting the public; pleas
ant work in our modern pantry
houses; some selling or cashiering
experience. desired; meals and nylon
tons and sick leave. Locations in
Nd, Va, and D. C.
IMMEDIATE NIGHT OPENING AT
BROOKMANOR SHOPPE. LEE HWY
AND KIRKWOOD RD., ARL., VA.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
ROOM 900, COLORADO BLDG,
l341 G ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1952-01-27
MAN WITH CAR
MAN

Big earnings good references. no
investment. Call ST.. 1851 and ask
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MEN WANTED.
PART TIME

$50 per week. working evenings 2
til g; Saturday all day. Car nec-
essary. Write Box 413-D. Star.
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EARN SIS, 900 A YEAR

Division manaser to set M. driving
+ schools and work with police and
safety oficials. Americas fastest
growing business. Must have mini
tana,h mum q years experience .Sisa %i.n IN
direct selling. Must be capable of
hiring and training other men. For
interview. call MR., WEST. Executive
E407 40
Evening star., 1952-01-27
BEAIJTICIAN
BEAUTICIAN

Full or part time. Top salary and
commission. Can place you in any
of our six salons. Apply 18th and
z StS. NV Ma. 1918 "a
Evening star., 1952-01-27

pleasant people; permanent posi-
tion. A. s. ALOE CO.. 1901 l4th
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CASHTER

N6AOx14GEt
RvIN's RESTAURANT. I'll 18th st.
n W Al
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dick Burrow
of Jasper, Ala. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Bar
bara nellie. to Mr.. William John
Howard. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard.
Miss Burrow received her edu-
cation at Gulf Park College in
Gulfport, Miss, and the Univer-
|sity of Alabama. There she was
a member of Chi Omega sorority
and Theta Sigma Phi, national
honorary journalism fraternity
She was formerly women's editor
of the Tuscaloosa. Ala, News
and is now legislative assistant to
Representative Carl Elliott.
Mr.. Howard attended South
western Louisiana Institute. Tu-
lane University and was graduated
from George Washington Univer-
sity. During World War II he
served with the United States
Navy and for the past three years
has been associated with John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
in Washington. He is a member
of the Washington Board OF
Trade, the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, and is affiliated with
Kappa Alpha Order, social frater-
nifty.
No date has been set for the
wedding
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Miss Harris
to
1t. Wilson

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Harris of Bethesda, became the
bride yesterday of 1t. Edwin Gill
pin Wilson, U. S. A. He is the
son of Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank F.
Wilson of Sandy Spring, Md.
The ceremony took place at ALL
Saints Episcopal Church in Chevy
Chase with DR.. Charles w. Lowry
officiating.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a slipper
satin and Chantilly lace wedding
gown fashioned on princess lines.
Her tulle veil was flnger-tip length
and was held by a lace cap. She
carried a prayer book with orchids.
Mrs. John A. Parish of Bethesda
was her sisters matron of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth Steuart of Washington, Miss
Peggy Haneke and Mrs. j. Robert
Harris, jr., sister-in-law of the
bride. both of Bethesda, and Mrs.
Frank F. Wilson, jr.. of Sandy
Spring, sister-in-law of the BRIDE
groom.
All the bridal attendants wore
white lace ballerina dresses and
carried bouquets of red roses.
Serving as his brothers best
man was Mr.. Wilson, jr. The
uSherS were Mr.. j. Robert Harris,
jr., and Mr.. Donald B. Harris, both
brothers of the former Miss Har-
ris; Mr.. Frank Laimbeer of Pitts
burgh, cousin of the bridegroom,
and Mr.. John A. Parish, brother
in-law of the bride.
Following a reception at the
Terrace Room of the Shoreham
Hotel, 1t. and Mrs. Wilson left
on a wedding trip to Virginia
Beach. 1t. Wilson is stationed at
Fort Belvoir.
Mrs. Wilson attended Stephens
College and has been active as a
Gray Lady and in other Red Cross
activities. 1t. Wilson is a graduate
of the George School in Bucks
County, Pa, and of the University
of Maryland.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Residents Of
capital to
Star in Revue

A number of Washington resi-
dents will star in the revue ina
sense Abroad" for the st. Christie
pher Day Festival on July 30.
The festival is held at Gibson
Island. summer colony made up
of both Washington and Balti-
more residents.
Among those starring in the
show are Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey
Lloyd and Miss Janeth Lloyd, Mr.
|Brocket Muir and Marilyn Muir,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kraft and
Admiral and Mrs. H. B. Temple.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hogen-
togler and their three daughters,
Judith, Suzanne and Martha; Mr..
and Mrs. John Beatty and Rich
lard Beatty, Mr.. N. G. de Rochat,
Miss Julie Bress, and Ellen and
Tommy Gleason.
Chairmen for the benefit are
Mrs. Alexander Rogers and Mrs.
Harold Kraft. Committee heads
include Mrs. James Potter, Mrs.
Harry Primrose, Mrs. John Beatty,
Mrs. Sam Borden and Mrs. Ira
Black. Others are Mrs. Richard
Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Tip
pens, Mrs. Arthur Hepburn, jr..
Mrs. John Aufhammer, Mrs. Karl
Keller, Mrs. j. Thomas Nelson.
Mrs. Ralph johnson. Mrs. Harry
Grell, Mrs. John Sherwood and
Mrs. Chester Hogentogler.
The children are guaranteed a
morning of fun with pony rides,
games with prizes and ice cream
cones. At noon, lunch will be
served on the clubhouse porch and
in the afternoon tables and cards
will be furnished for bridge and
lcanasta fans. There will also be a
gift table and cake sale.
The island will be open from 10
until 6 o'clock for all those at
tending the benefit. However,
reservations must be made for the
dinner dance through Mrs. Arthur
Hepburn, jr.. or Mrs. John Auf-
hammer. It is suggested that these
reservations be made well in ad-
vance due to the limited capacity
of the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
IReich-AbeIson |
Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reich an
nounce the engagement of theil
daughter Joan to Mr.. Myron H
Abelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Abelson of West Haven
Conn.
Miss Reich attended the Uni
versity of Maryland and George
Washington University. Mr.. Abel.
son is graduate Of the University
of Connecticut.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

whether we would have to cam
paign. She knows that means we
both leave her, because she is old
enough to remember when we
campaigned in California in 1850.
II told her we would try to take
them both with us for a while this
time"
Right now, Mrs. Nixon is eager
" looking forward to next week
end, when the whole family will
leave for a month or so in Califor-
mia. After three homecoming cele-
brations in different parts of the
big State the family will go to a
beach for a few weeks. The spot
has already been picked. but Mrs.
Nixon hopes to keep it a deep dark
secret. And no wonder.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Miss Dolores E. Gilbert, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gilbert of
Hillside, Md, became the bride
July Z of Mr.. Carl M. S. Ringer,
U. S. N. The ceremony took place
at the Lady Queen of Peace
Church with Father Toohig offici-
at1ng.
Following wedding trip to New
York City, Mr.. and Mrs. Ringer
will reside at Hillside, Md.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Bridde Hostess

Mrs. Wilton Mccarthy enter
tanned at bridge Monday in her
apartment at Carvel Hall. Annap-
oils. Her guests were Mrs. Carey
Meredity, Mrs. Thomas Kemp,
Mrs. Roger Mermod, Mrs. Edward
H. Doolin, Mrs. Marion Lazenby
Mrs. Joseph w. Valiant and Mrs.
Robert BurWell.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Lobley
of Washington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sally
Eleanor. to Mr.. Neil Erwin Bas-
sin. He is the son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Myer Bassin, also Of this
city.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
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4h 241z. Very, very speciol
Nyen sweatess, regularly 2.s5 end
solid color poer and tweed shortseevs eordoons
spoRTsWEAR D S. Moin Building,
also Bsfhssdo Budget Store 23.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Special unbrelios. ndde just for US 4
4 for this sole by d very famous
rinnker. Coy pioids and solid colors.
Long OF short handles. Buy one
for yourself. severol for gifts.
!. HANDBAGS AND UMBRELLAS, b
Building, ,oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-03-12
each less than a nickel

bill Here's
cups
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
HOCKEY TAKES
SPOTLIGHT AT
arena AGAIN

Holiday on Ice, which concluded
a nine-day engagement Sunday,
monopolized the Sports Arena for
a week, but hockey and wrestling
will be back in the picture the
first week in December
Toledo's title-bound Mercurys
will resume their championship
drive on Dec. 3 against Fort
Wayne and there'll be an all-star
wrestling card on Dec. 4 with
some of the topflight Wrestlers in
action.
Although he has a rough five
game schedule on the road con-
fronting him, Coach Doug Craig
of the Mercurys believes he will
have his club on top of the Inter.
national League when play is re-
sumed on the home ice.
In the past week, the Mercurys
were strengthened by the addi.
ton of Billy Clements who was
with the Detroit Hettches last
year, and General Manager Andy
Mulligan hoped to sign another
defenseman to replace the injured
Capt. Johnny McGrath.
Clements is a replacement fol-
Bobby Palmer, a forward, who
suffered fractured jaw and had
to undergo an operation. He will
be out another two weeks.
Hockey attendance is way up in
Toledo this year, and this may be
the best season the Mercurys have
had in the last four. Games are
played on Wednesday and Satur
day nights at. $3.50 pm. and tickets
are available at all the out-of-towr
box offices and at B. R. Bakers
and the Sports Arena in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Harlem Globe
Trotters Booked
At Sports Arena

Those fabulous Harlem Globe
Trotters, who have set crowd re-
cords wherever they have appear
ed all over the world, will meet
the Washington, D. C. Generals
in the last half of basketball
double header at the Toledo Sports
Arena on Dec. 16.
In the opener, the Boston Whirl-
winds will meet the Toledo Mer-
curys.
In addition to the basketball
game, there will be in-between-
half entertainment that has made
the Globe Trotters such tremen.
dous attraction.
General Manager Andy Mulligan
of the Sports Arena announced
that mail reservations will be ac-
cepted for the game and that tick.
cts now are on sale at all the out
of-town box offices and at B. R.
Bakers and the Sports Arena in
Toledo. Prices are SIPS, 1.5O and
200, tax included, for those wish
ing to order by mail. Orders
should be addressed to the Sports
Arena, Toledo, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Scandinavia Glass
Exhibit To Open
Dec. 7 At Museum

An exhibition of silver and glass
from Scandinavia, another of pot
terry from France and third of
Currier and Ives prints will open
at the Toledo Museum of Art on
December 7.
The collection of silver is cen
tered around the work of George
Jensen, great Danish craftsman
who pioneered the modern trend
toward making beautiful things
for everyday use. 1t also includes
the work of a number of other
Danish silversmiths who followed
in Jensen's footsteps after his
death in 1885; and a number OF
pieces by Sigvard Bernadottee
second eldest son of the present
King Of Sweden and brother OF
the. Danish Queen.sm Also in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Annual Grid Banquet
Here Next Monday
BY DIVISION OF WiiDLlfE

Port Clinton's Tenth Annual
Football Banquet. honorirg the
Port Clinton High School Grid
Squad, is an event of December 8,
in St. John Lutheran Church. The
dinner will begin at $50 p. m.
and tickets are available at the
NEWS office, from Downtown
Coaches, at Sans Economy Store,
the Lake Erie Sports store, Or at
the door. The banquet, annually
sponsored by the Downtown
Coaches Association, is open to
the public, including wives, sweet
hearts, friends of the boys, and
their families.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Bob Evans, popular sports
caster and program director of
WSPD-TV, Toledo.
D. d. Sims, high school superin-
tendent, will be master of ceremo-
MES. Inc Rev. John Braun Will
provide the benediction and invo-
cation.
A surprise award will be made
during the evening to senior mem
bers of the local football squat
Special guest will be Coach Joe
Lukac, mentor of the Redskins.
Women of the church will pre-
pare and serve turkey dinner
with all the trimmings.
Officers of the sponsoring
group, the Downtown Coaches, are
Bill Belshaw, president; Ray Col
man, vice president; Jim Chap
man, secretary; and Tom Sutton,
treasurer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Reds Meet
CLAY hE:RE:
OH I ljE: SDAY

1t was Just q case of too much
Mylander and Ravas as Port Clin-
toms Redskins dropped 66 to 81
cage decision to their ancient foe,
Oak Harbor, in the seasons lid
litter for both teams on the Rock
cts home floor Tuesday night.
Coach Rol Wenzel's cagers were
hopeful of crashing into the win
column in their fray with Colum-
bian at 1iffin tonight Friday).
First home game of the season
will be against Toledo Clay here
Tuesday.
Coach Johnny Erwin's Rockets
took an early lead and were never
headed, although the aggressive
Redskins threatened to overtake
Mylander and compar7 on several
occasions.
Port Clinton trailed at halftime,
"a to 30, and outscored the win
ners in the second and fourth
periods.
Dave Mylander. lanky Rocket
pivot man, used his talent for fax
ing to good advantage under the
bucket and came up with IL field
ers and five charity shots for a 20
total to lead the scoring.
Gil Ravas, husky Oak Harbor
guard, piled in 10 points.
For Port Clinton, scoring honors
went to Bill Jacobs, who netted Is
and Al Woodman, IL.
The Redskins played an aggres-
sive brand of ball that may bear
an i'll omen for opponents as the
season progresses.
Coach Wenzel used substitutes
freely in the final period in an
effort to check the Rocket scoring
tide to give his varsity candidates
an opportunity to display their
wares.
For the Rockets, the victory
christened new suits and jumpers,
purchased for the team this sea-
son by the Boosters organization
in Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
HUNTERS CAN ACQUIRE
deer PERMITS here

Laurel Van Camp, Ottawa Coun-
ty game protector, will be at the
Lake Erie Sports store and at
Park-Anderson Company next
week where he will issue deer
hunting permits to interested
sportsmen. The Deer Season opens
in Ohio on December IL and runs
through December 13.
On December 8, Mr. Van Camp
will be at the Park Anderson Com
pany from 4 pm until 6 pm.
He will be at the Lake Erie
Sports store on December 9, from
6 pm until 8 pm.
Ohio counties open for the deer
hunting include Adams, Athens,
Belmont, Coshocton, Fairfield, Gal
liza, Guernsey, Harrison, Hooking,
Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Knox,
Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan,
Muskingum, Noble, Perry, Pike,
Scioto, Tuscarawas, Vinton and
Washington.
Carroll County is open to hunt
ing with bow and arrow only.
The bag limit is one male, pos
session limit is one, shooting hours
are from 9 am until 4 pm. Deer
may be taken with shotguns only
using rifled slugs Excluding Car
roll County where only bow and
arrow is allowed). The taking of
female deer or male deer with
less than two points or one antler
is strictly prohibited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Known Artist To
Demonstrate Skill AT
Whittner Book Fair

Walter E. Buchanan, Toledo
Blade staff artist and cartoonist,
will demonstrate and discuss prin-
ciples of drawing and cartooning
at the Whitmer High School Book
Fair from Z to 9 pm, Wednesday,
Dec. 10, in the girls gym of the
school.
New books for readers of all
ages will be on sale. In addition,
garden tools, wood products of
many kinds, workshop tools made
in the school trades and industries
department, Christmas cookies,
candies, handmade kitchen acces-
sories and gifts of variety will be
offered for purchase. Free coffee
will be served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
This Weekend's
Cage Schedule
FRIDAY

Fostoria at Sandusky
Port Clinton at Tiffin Colum.
bia
Oak Harbor at Lakeside
Clyde at Sandusky st. Mary's
Elmore at Genoa
SATURDAY
Green Springs at st. Joe Gross
GYM
Lakeside at CaStalia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Bears Rally Trips
Bulldogs, 50 to 36

Paced by sophomore guard Curt
Bowser who scored Is points,
Gibsonburg nosed out visiting Ell
more in the final minute, 38 to 36
after trailing all the way.
It was the opening game for the
Golden Bears and the third
straight loss for Elmore.
Dick Dolph scored 13 points for
the Bulldogs. Gibsonburg won the
reserve game, 58-52.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Toledo Orchestra
IuniOr Concert

Under sponsorship of the Ed
ward Lamb Foundation, the Tole-
do Orchestra will present a free
concert for the young people Of
the Toledo area Sunday, Dec. z at
8 pm. in the Art Museum Peri
style.
TheGprogram will open with ex-
cerpts from .Amahl and the Night
Visitors, by Menotti, the first op-
era ever written especially for
television. It was premiered on
NBC-TV last Christmas Eve and
will be repeated this year. The
story is Of little crippled boy
whose visitors are the Three Kings
who follow the start to Bethlehem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
Boats Aid Island
In Winter Race

During the past several weeks
Miller's Boat Livery, Catawba Is.
land, has been making special
trips between the mainland and
Put-in-Bay to deliver gasoline and
various orders of freight to the
islanders, preparatory to winter
settling in around the island.
On Sunday. November 81, Mil
ler's Boat line concluded it's larg.
est passenger year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05

Four County Schools Place Gridders On First Team
OF Mythical A1l-Sandrlsky Bay Conference Eleven

entrants the Sandusky Bay
the eague team selected by the coaches
list released by jim Smith, Emore and conference
retary
Mylander Haror end who doubled safety
puning situations almost unanimous choice He
the coaches the second team by
coaches permitted
to choose their players.
Rockets placed their center Don Couture addition 10
Myander
Bob RUSSELL who played an outstanding game guard gave
position Norm Semrock only Junior and of the
leagues scaback Emo while backfeld position
awarded Don Lane passing from Lakeside
Fremont ST. Joseph conference winners landed four places
the mythical eleven.
Each player placing the first squad trophy from
the Sanduky Conference league headqur