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HOUSES roR SALIVA.

RAAEBLER-S17, $50,
New. roomy brick home near Russell
I'd; 2 blocks to bus. 10 min. TO
Pentagon; 2 large bedrms.. Twins
room. kitchen; brick terrace with
s St radspt shS nsa sSse aess fessi
Substantial cash. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, IA. b-6266; eyes,. Jordan
AsRIHitNSGGroN-Nice All older house for
lge: family: immed. poss; Slo.a50,
BOB saSs,d BROWNE sye. kr JE Es-esss ssass2 or SE
BELLEVUE FOREST RAMBLER -
really has everything; six lge. rms.
g bedrms.). 2 tile baths. center
hall plan. huge all-electric kitchen,
dishwasher, disposal: private dining
rm.. liy. rm. 131ax231a; fun base
ment, storage attic. screened porch,
oyersized gear built-in garaee. gas
St SesaS hsat eonSton Uyss rsn
$4,000. Ewes. call WO. $500.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. IA. 6-6266.
FAIRFAX -- Two-bedrm. redwood
rambler; $1,000 cash. S7ON mo. BOB
BROWNE. JE: 3s19s2 or JE. 2-bbl9;
FALLS CHURCH - Three-hedrm.
rambler, liv. rm., din; rm.. Kit; /;
bsmt.. nice lot. SIS 500. BOB
BROWNE, JE S5lssS 1899 or JE'
brick Colonial; fire-
afe glner in 2xso seSr ylns r DEN 'sgaFssed p sle
bedrn. Half acre, bsmt.. many
ALEsxANpRIA ALEX REALTY. NC, I0i
East Randolph ave-. Alexandria.
N. ARLINGTON-Near Clarendon and
shopping center; 6-rm. frame. 3
bedrms.. basement, hot-air furnace.
coal heat: lovely lot. fenced N; Needs
sssass es. esS G.
after 4:30 weekdays, all day Satur-
day and Sunday. JUDSON REAMY
4 SON. l122 N. Irving st., ia.
PURCELLvMLE. vA.-well-insulated ted
6-rm. -and-bath semibungalow: 8
bedrms.; stoker hot-water heat.
,s;, slsstric water heater; ga6oSs 6o6 and
%Hsp SusRl1tP ?. BERETN. I phone '9iS 2as, berry
ROUNDHILL. vA.-Seven-rm., 1h-
bath semibungalow; 67s acres, nicely
Handicapped; beautiful view Of
kitchen; broiler plant. oil heat, auto
matte Watering; gear garage with
ssRLfS. ses fSove ehoSe 4ss. BerTyviie va
v!ENNA-Frame Cape Cod; 3 yrs. old;
tract. Liv. rm., Q bedrms., din. kit.
expan. attic; bsmt. BOB BROWNE,
y. 3-l9SS or JE. 2-551e; ewes
s11 800; Si.5oO CAsH-Two-bedroon
bungalow. well equipped; gas NV h.
BuNGSLoWs W. s15,s5oHone of the
most attractive small homes we have
seen; spacious beamed-ceiling liv
rm.. paneled dinette; lge; kit. Z
A.; beautiful big dormitory bedroom
dition; ideally situated for children
near schools; large level lot on
circle at end Of no-through street;
out-of-town owner urges quick sale
Ewes. call Jordan S-07S0. FRANK S
NEW LuxURY RAMBLER, $50, 900
Fine. convenient location in nearby
opment: rooms Is bedrooms). Z
baths, basement. attic: built-in. gar
age, porch; dishwasher, disposal: gas
heat; 10, minutes and no stop lights
tsl Go dGAn'9TRs GA os4 sr Fsaak saalSfon s. Phil Ezff
JUST 81. .5oo Down buys this cozy
cute semidet. brk; convenient to
Pentagon,. TT. Meyer, Navy Annex,
stores. schools and bus; 5, rms. e
bedrms. J. bath. storage attic. screen
porch, gas heat; $12,a5n. Ewes. call
Jordan S-07a0. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, OW. 6S19. Il
OWNERS TRANSFER makes available
this, spic and span 3-hedrm. home
terms Don't miss this one. ACNE
REALTY CO., JA. 2-1421.
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BEAUTIFUL DET. 5-RM HOME
OFF ALA. AVE. Sc.
Full bsmt.. oil heat, lge. level fenced
lot. is absolutely spotless throughout;
with lovely fl-epl. in hv. rm;; . real
beauty and only S yrs. old so get
your call in early before it's gone;
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136. ATLAS
REALTY CO, ST. 1858 3
Evening star., 1952-01-31

MODERN AS TOMORROW
Located on large Ia-acre lot Just of
the Colesviile pike. this new det.
split level modernistic home Offers
rms, 8 bedrms.. baths. large pic:
ture windows and many unusual
features. Must be sold. Call NE.
l143 until Q pm, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. ReaItor.
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VETERANS
$1,5OO DOWN

NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
HOLLYWOOD
Near University Of Md: 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath. fuL pSmt.. autOnasaii
heat; S11,50O, supJect TO sfouhu
~ NoN-VETS FINANCING
ALSO AVAILABLE
Slvd : approx. q mi. past Univ. of
Md. to Edgewood I'd, follow direc-
tionai sign to exhibit homes:
OVER 500 SOLD AND OCCUPIED
OPEN TIL DARK
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
21IR RI Ave. WA. 5000.
" Al
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS

$12.95O. $1,000 DOWN
new home at this reasonable price
Is 9 well-constructed 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow. It has q full bsmt. with
outside entr. conv; and clean gas
75x1O0 it. lot; conv. to public
transp. and shopping. You win be
pleased with the amount Of closet
space, the colored ceramic tile bath,
fully equip. modern kit. with space
for dining and lge. sized liv.. rm.
Regulation x down payment is
nEEIITV M EPEEMAM
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN
s214 Branch Ave. s. g. 10: g.
CHEVERLY

BRICK AND STONE
With built-in garage; 8 lge. bedrms.,
liv. rm. with iirepl., lge. din. rm.;
mod. equip. kit, den. front and
with outside entrance; beautifully
landscaped; very reasonably priced.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 1856. HY. O636, WA. 6655
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RRTCK 2-FAMILY

BUNGALO LOW-$11,7 ,75O
Two miles past District line on
Branch ave. this well-built home,
located on large lot. contains large
living rm.. modern Kitchen. bed;
a.-c. heat; 10 yrs. old and built OF
best prewar materials. Reas. down
payment.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-01-31
ALEXANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA

Colonial reproduction In
Yates Gardens; 2-story brick. incl.
living-room -dining room combina-
tion. with flrepl., random width ifs.
2 bedrms. full bsmt., inclosed rear
garden; Excel value at nooS Slb'25n
German P. Young, DE. 4444
Evening star., 1952-01-31
COLORED
RROOKIAND

18th AND HAMLIN SITS. NE: $3.50
large rms. and bath. fun bsmt;. b; :
VIII, coal; extra large. beautiful lot;
this week. Cali TIL 8 pm. week
days, Sunday 12 to g.
VIM. CalorniriS Inv. Corp.
lola nth st. NV. DI. 1885.
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TOWN e COUNTRY
SLEEPY HOLLOW

OPEN DAILY, / TO S
New brick ramblers, 8 bedrooms. fun
basement; all-eleetric de luxe G.E.
kitchen, storage attic, separate din
ing room, fireplace and picture win.
dow in living room; lots ranging
from 10000 50. It. up; now being
offered for sale at sac 800, subject
to Regulation x.
out Lee blvd. (Route 50l,
past Seven Corners trafac circle 5
blocks. turn left, then our sign and
proceed Q blocks to open house.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4
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"SMALL RAMBLER"
Only $14,75O; located on excellent
level lot in the olney section; 8
bedrms., tile bath; many 1852 In
novations; low cash and reasonable
terms; new and vacant. Cal NE.
1I43 until Q pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. ReAltor.
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PRTCEn no SEII,

Fh1CEU 10 OELI
TWo-story brick. 3 bedrooms. large
Rlass-inclosed porch Of rear. Full
basement. separate dining room;
near schools. transp. $16.950.
CALL UNTIL 8 PM.
DEL CO., INC.
sO35 18th St., Silver Spring, JU.
S-ESR1l 81
Evening star., 1952-01-31
HAMMOND MODERN

HAMMOND MODERN
available. 9 lovely con-
temporary 3-bedrm. homes. Fatigue
free, all-electric, Kitchens; sliding
door closets galore; large bright
rooms easily furnished. Modern liv-
ing in its truest sense. All for only
SI4.300 and easily financed. Open
daily 2 It'll dark. Sun: 10 til dark
Please call LO. $4,000 or WO.
3SIS for further particulars.
Built by Burman & Hammond.
10. 5-46S7. 1901 Georgia Ave.
OPEN DAILY, 1875 PM.
1901 Red Oak dr., Woodside Forest,
Silver Spring. New bedrm. and
nursery brick; 2 baths, elec; kit,
scr. porch, recr. rm. and gar. Direc-
tions: ColesvilIe I'd. left on Dale dr.
and rt. on Red Oak: DI; l0l5;
ewes. AP. 4013. VIM. II. SAUNDERS
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KENTLAND
60 nl0 nnWn-S1Q.75O

RADIANT VALLEY
Spacious 2-bedrm. brick rambler Tea
turing equip. kit, radiant neat
auto. washing machine; assume AZ
financing, with q reas. dn. payment
Of $4,000. FRED BURGESS VI.
2S02, till g..
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BRANCH AVE. AREA
Beautiful det. brick with liy;, rm; :,
flrepl., din. rm.,. modern Kit.
bedrms.. IN baths; finished recr
tnr' rar. III .e heat
soUTHEAsT REALTY co.
Ii $4,000 II
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S1S.500
ID AAknI ND
peter ]. hagan

1905 R. I. Ave. NE. UN. $685..
WA. 1857; UN. 1885. Open 8 til 8.
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STOP LOOKING

Here It Is. 3-bedrm. Colonial in excel.
residential Arl location. Big liv.
rm. with firepI.. separate family
din. rm.. modern kit. with breakfast
space. full bsnt.; picket fence. Only
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 WILSON BLVD, ow. $500.
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M. kRL. RAMBLER

N. OfGL. nAMbLEH
There are no small rooms, in this
beautiful white brick rambler; center
hall entrance. 14x23 liv. rnn. with
picture window and flrepl.; din.
room, 13x14 with French doors
opening on screened poren; 19xdSS
dishwasher; 3 twin bedrms., 2l3
baths. full bsmt. with recr. rn. and
extra sized garage. Superb N.
Arlington location. Present financing
can be assumed. Priced. S33,95O.
on p5esent msrkes, rkes,ory@y-o~1
Evening star., 1952-01-31
10 ACRES
RAMRT,E

RAMBLER
In convenient Silver Spring location
Three large bedrms.. complete GE'
dinette, front porch; large yard with
Anchor fence. A. 1-year -old home
priced at ST.. $50. Call Mr.. Rosen-
bIatt, AID. 4152
SIDNEY z. MENSH q CO.
1913 EYE ST. NV" MA. o44V
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YUMA ST. Sc.

NEAR BOILING FIELD
Colonial row brick, near Boiling Field
and Navy Yard; 5 rooms, 2 inclosed
heated porches; tile bath. bsmt. with
built-in garage and new gas furnace;
reasonable terms. Cali Mr.. Mcintosh,
EX. 24SO: eyes,, MI. 6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO. D.
Realfnrs LILA 18th St NV.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
MASSILLON HIGH Grid COACH
TO ADDRESS ANNUAL LAKESIDE
DOWNTOWN COACHES DINNER SAT,

Coach Howard Schaetzke's 1861
Stonecrusher football team will
be honored at the annual banquet
of the Lakeside Downtown Coach
es in Biro Auditorium, Marble
head, Saturday night.
The principal speaker will be
Chuck Mather, Massilon High
School coach.
A brief address of welcome will
be made by DR.. j. R. Merrick,
president of the Downtown Coach
eS.
Jay Wagner, Sandusky sports
caster, will serve as master of
ceremonies, vino will open the
program with a regulation sports
broadcast.
Members of the banquet conf
mittee are Neil Merckens anG
Ray Hudak, co-chairmen; Peter
Butchko, Gailord BraithWaite and
L. r. Merckens.
The dinner will be prepared
and served by ladies of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Danbury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Bellevue Downs Redskins 90 To 81 Here

Resuming the basketball post
holiday season, a rested up Port
Clinton Redskin team nearly
bested the superior Bellevue Gag
ers here last Friday night, in a
fast tussle ending 66-52.
By an odd coincidence Port
Clinton Jagged just two points be-
hind the invaders in each of the
first three periods, but BELLEVUE
came in for the kill in the final
stanza, scoring 21-13.
Ted Selgo was the sizzling star
Of the evening, topping all con
testants with his % points
Drewes, for Bellevue, hit a
total of 20 points to place second
high.
Port Clinton Reserves pummel-
ed Bellevue 33 to 20.
The Redskins will travel to
Lakeside next Friday for possibly
their fourth win of the season
Bellevue was conceded 70 be a
tough foe, having played out
standing ball this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
HOCKEY LADIES NIGHT

In line with Sports Arena gen.
eral manager Andy Mulligan's
parade of special days in con-
nection with Mercury home hook
ey games, the next big event COM
ing up, is Ladies Night, Sat, Janu-
ary II.
On this occasion, a Fashion
Show designed to appeal 10 woln-
en- of all ages, and not forgetting
the male folks, there will be a
miniature fashion show under the
direction Of Miss Betty Zinghem,
we'll known Toledo fashion expert
and model. A bevy Of beautiful
girls will model the latest of wear
ing apparel, Immediately follow
ing the game with the Tony
Bruins, and several stage acts will
appear. In order to attract as
many women as possible, Multi
gan has announced that all Ladies
will be ad mitted for only 25 cents
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
brought in S666.O4.

Season tickets yielded only S66
Of total box office and other
revenue, of $5,598, the athletic de-
partment's expenses amounted 70
S3,927, leaving balance OF
s1,671.
1t is noted, however, by Prin-
cipal B. A Corthell that football
and basketball must support both
track and baseball activities for
which there are never any ad-
mission charges made. The bask-
etball season schedule being a
heavy one, with II games this sea
son, the expenses will be CORES
pondingly heavy, due TO needed
equipment and long trips entail
cd on the schedule. Corthell
doubts if the season will emo
showing a profit of much more
than 5000.
Operating on modest scale, il
is estimated that the schools min
imum required athletic budget
will run $4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
OAK HARBOR ROCKETS DROP
TWO CAGE TILTS over WEEKEND
BOWlNC TO ST. MARYS, WAYNE

Oak Harbor tasted defeat in
two basketball games over the
weekend by combined total of
six points. In a Sandusky Bay
Conference tilt Friday at Oak Har-
Dor, St Mary's edged the Rockets
6147. The Panthers led at half-
time, 1921. 1t was their third
straight SBC win.
Saturday night the Rockets hit
the road for a makeup contest
with Anthony-Wayne and were
again bumped 48-46. In this case
it was Oak Harbor which had the
midway advantage, 1921.
Oak Harbor reserves also lost
to both opponents, 49-41 and 1925
on the successive nights.
Gil Ravas topped the Rocket
scorers Friday with 18 points;
Rog Schultz tailed the high Of Is
Saturday, closely followed by Rog
Knopp with Ia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
.FOSTORIA GRID CAME HERE
DREW BIGGEST CATE HERE

The Fostorla home opener here
last fall proved the highest re-
venue raiser for Port Clinton
High Schools athletic department.
This game netted the school ST.
11190. The next highest paying
grid game was that between the
Redskins and Tiffin, third on the
home schedule This game gross
ed S822.5O, and the second game
on the card was close to this
figure. Macomber of Toledo,
playing their first game here,
raised S821.O5 in gate receipts.
The Lakeside and Bellevue
receipts dropped to the $500
bracket, mainly because Of severe
weather conditions which maze
driving hazardous. Bellevue
crossed S628.65 while Lakeside
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
MIDGET CARS AT ARENA

AAA Midget racers, who per-
formed here during the summer
months at Toledo Raceway Park,
will be seen in action again Fri
day night, Jan. IL, on an indoor
program in the Toledo Sports
Arena.
Many former champions will be
here to start the winter indoor
season in the newly ventilated
Sports Arena. Included in this
number will be Gays Biro, Neal
and Vic Carter, Ralph Pratt, John
Fredricks, Buddy Huesman, Russ
Englehaupt, Jack Kabat, Al Sill
yer, Bob Harnar and many other
name drivers.
The program, which is certain
to give the fans thrills galore, will
include a 40-lap main event, a 25-
lap consolation, Australian pur-
suit and four heat events.
skip Jechura, general manager
of Toledo Raceway Park, who is
sponsoring the indoor shows again
this year, says he expects big
field of drivers for the opening
program.
Time trials will begin at 7:30
p. M The first race is scheduled
for $50 p. m.
Reservations can be made by
calling Taylor 2403 the Toledo
Sports Aren't, l Main Street, or the
B. r. Baker ticket Office. Seats
are selling for $3.50 and box
seats at $500 with children admit
ted at half price.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

Most people thought Slim Ben
son would probably 90 broke when
he first started his system of let
ting customers figure out their
own checks over at his big diner on
the highway.
Slim trusts them to pay for as
much as they eat-you simply tell
Sally, his cashier, the amount of
your bill. 1t works, too. Take the
other day when Buck Harris told
Sally his bill was $50.
Now l was right there with
Buck and l kneU all he had was
coffee and pie which comes to a
quarter. "How come thirty-fve
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
OHIO DUCK
SEASON WAS
A SUCCESS

Ohio duck and goose hunters
enjoyed a more successful season
in 1851 than they have for sever
al years, according to the annual
Ohio waterfowl migration and
hunting season summary released
this week by the Ohio Wildlife
Division.
The summary indicates that
more waterfowl were observed
during the past open hunting sea-
son in most waterfowl areas OF
the state than in recent years.
Observers in most sections of Ike
state reported that the large an
nual migration flights for the
most part occurred during the
open season, which accounted in
general for the improved hunting
The annual survey is accom-
plished by sending questionnalres
TO a selected group of waterfowl
hunters, game protectors, field
naturalists and game managers
throughout Ohio, and is conducted
for the purpose of determining
the characteristics of the water
fowl migration in relation to the
open season, and the factors of
food, water and weather as they
may have affected hunting.
The report summarizes the mi
grations by districts. They are
as follows:
Northeastern Glaciated Appala-
chian Plateau area Oake Erie
shore, Pymatuning lake and water
storage reservoirs): More ducks
hut slightly fewer geese were OBJ
served in this area. Best flights
occurred during the open season.
Mild weather unfavorable in gen
eral. Food conditions good.
Water conditions poor due to sum-
mer drouth.
North Central area lake Erie
marshes and area from Toledo to
Cleveland): From 10 to Is percent
more ducks than in 1850 Goose
population slightly less than last
year. Best flights occurred dur
ing the open season. Weather
lad little or no effect in general,
although early freezes curtailed
hunting in early November. Water
conditions satisfactory. Food con
ditionS fair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

to the general admission section
on this night.
Other special nights during the
month of January will be staged
on "Wednesday, JAN 28 wa1en
Waite High School sponsors the
game that brings the Detraoit
Hettsche Spitfres to Toledo. On
Saturday, Jan. 26, the Mercury
Boosters Club, comprising 800
professional men and women the
teams vocal group will be respon-
slble for that night with the Cha
than Maroons as opponents, spec
ial entertainment has been plan
ned.
Young America Night will be
Wednesday, Jan. 80 when the
Merks tackle the Troy Bruins. On
this occasion hundreds of under
privileged children will oe guests
Of the Sports Arena management.
Delegations of Boy and Girl
Scouts, Boys Clubs, and Safety
Patrols will be honored this night.
The popular price of so cents
for children at all Mercury Heck
ey games has met with approval,
and will be continued throughout
the season.
Public ice skating is held sever
al nights weekly and Saturday
afternoons and Sundays when the
Mercury team is away. Adults
and children are invited to attend
this session. Tickets for all hook
ey games may be obtained by mail
from the Sports Arena and B. r.
Baker Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
EIGHT HUNTERS
SUFFER WOUNDS

Eight more Ohio hunters suf-
fered gunshot injuries during the
final two weeks of the 1851 hunt
ing season to bring the casualty
totals for the year in the state to
IS killed and 81 wounded No
hunters were reported killed III
hunting accidents during the final
days of the season.
The 1850 hunting casualty toll
in Ohio was 7 killed and liz
wounded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
HOCKEY SCHEDULE

Sports Arena General Manager
Andy Mullagan announced this
week the 1852 schedule Of hockey
games 70 be played by the Mer-
curys at Toledo.
Following is the schedule of the
IS home games that remain to be
played:
Sat, Jan 12-Troy Bruins.
Sat, Jan 23-Detroit Hettche
Spitfres.
Sat, Jan. 26-Chatham Ma
rooms.
We'd, Jan. 30-Troy Eruins.
Sat, Feb. 2-Detroit Hettche
Spitires.
Wed, Feb. 6-Chatham Ma
rooms.
Sun, Feb. 1o-Grand Rapids
Rockets.
Tues, Feb. 12-Troy Bruins.
Sat, Feb. 16-Detroit Hettsche
Spitfres.
Sun, Mar. 2-Grand Rapids
Rockets.
We'd, Mar. 5-Detroit Hettscle
Spitfres.
Sat, Mar. 8-Chatham Maroons
All Sunday games will start at
3 p. M, except March which will
be played at $50 p. m. All night
games will start at $3.50 D. m.
The Mercurys will take to the
road from February % through
March /, when the Sonia Henie
Ice Revue of 1852 comes into the
Sports Arena.
Reservations are being taken
for the Sonia Henie Show by
mail addressed to the Sports
Arena, l Main Street, Toledo 5,
Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
ICE FISHING
Good; HARVEST
OF ICE HEAVY

Last weeks brief thaW had no
effect on either ice fishing or ice
harvesting in the island areas.
The influx of ice fishermen Slm-
day was heavy, with good catches
of picekerl reported at Pat-in-Bay
Fishing was not up to standard,
however, in Sandusky Bay as the
ice was soft in spots.
Saturday Douglas Cartledgc of
Middle Bass made his first motor
trip to Put-in-Bay, while Ralph
DeVore, of Put-in-Bay, made a
trip to North Bass by motorcycle
Sunday.
Walter Lemke reported that he
is daily transporting carpenters
over the ice to Rattlesnake Island
from Put-in-Bay. They are doing
extensive repair work On Rattle
snake Island buildings.
Ice is reported from seven inch
es thick around the islands, al
though there is much open water
visible from shore.
In Carroll Township the Perry
Fisheries have harvested about
900 tons of lake ice from their
lagoons along Lake Erie shore.
This is one of the few natural
ice harvest operations in this area.
Commercial fisheries and fruit
packers no longer store ice, de-
pending on artificial production to
keep their products cold through
out the year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
776 LITTLE LEAGUES

In 1851 the number Of Little
Leagues increased more than
$50 percent according 10 the an
nual report just submitted to the
Board of Directors by Commits
sioners Carl Stotz. A total of 776
Leagues operated in SO states as
well as Canada, Alaska, Hawaii,
Cuba, Canal Zone and Porto Rico
in the season just completed as
compared with 3O6 Leagues which
were franchised in 1850, the re-
port stated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
From where | sit by Joe Marsh ;
It's Sims
For An "Honesf" Meui

cents?" / asked Buck. "Had an ex-
ira cup Of java the other day, Joe,
and forgot all about it'll now"
he says.
From where l sit, most people
are basically honest - and that
goes for their opinions, too, even
though they may be different than
our own. like glass of beer with
my dinner; you may prefer some-
thing else :. but we all ought to
be allowed to figure it out" our.
selves. i
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

in the winter start booked in
ToIedo's Sports Arena Fri, Jan.
II. Many noted midget oper-
ators will be in a progt am Of
thrills featuring Defending
Champion Ralph Pratt. Hues-
man was Pratt's runner.up in
1851. Time trials will start at
7:30 p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

Here are the area Basketball
scores for the last weekend:
Sandusky st. Mary 51-Oak
Harbor Al.
Lakeside 53-Elmore 81.
Sylvania 52-Witmer 35.
Findlay 66-Fremont II.
Norwall 63-Shelby 38.
Genoa 59-Clyde 81.
Saginaw 67-Toledo Scott II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

BUDDY HUESMAN, 1881 To-
Iedo area midget racing cham
pion in Raceway Park summer
programs, has made new year
resolution 10 snare fhe winter
circuit indoor title. Holder of
the fastest qualifying time ever
set in Chicago's Anphitheater,
Huesman is cunning for victory
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
HOUSE LEAGUE

City Bakery Won 4 points from
Burt's Store; N. o. Maytog won 3
points from Kiwanis; Odd Fellows
won 3 points from Lake Shore
Dairy; Mizener HdWe. and Masons
split 9 points each.