Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

mink coat being loaned by Jas
love Furs.
For The Riddles
Special matinee shows for young
sters are planned for Saturday and
Sunday, when doors will open at
l pm. Saturday afternoon Rum
yon's Famous Marionettes will pre-
sent a puppet show of Howdy
/ Doody's Relatives while the Sun
day afternoon attraction will be
Big Chief Little Fox, talented
American Indian who will present
his magic act.
Art Barrie, popular Toledo radio
commentator, will be at the Home
& Builders Show both Saturday
and Sunday to meet his many fri
, ends. Saturday evening, the Gay
lords, WSPD-TV barbershop quar-
| tet, will furnish the entertainment
while Miss Sesquicentennial will
be the big attraction Sunday night.
Special customers ohe-haf price
tickets, good Thursday and Fri
day nights, have been distributed
throughout the county. Admission
to the show on Saturday and Sun
day will be so cents for adults and
Is cents for children
Catawba Marine Sales has an in
teresting display of Anderson run
about boats, outboard motors, FL
berglas covering for boats, insul-
ated Weather-Alls clothing, and
other marine and sports products.
A "cut-away" model Evinrude out
board motor is in constant oper-
alton, as is a scenic protector ma
chine.
Lakecraft Welders are exhibiting
one of their allsteel rowboats,
made in their Route 2 plant; Klein
Steel Company has a display Of
varied steel construction products
while Winnie Radio & Television
displays Stronberg-Carlson and
Emerson models.
Port Clinton Sales & Service has
on display its 1858 Plymouth Gran
brook sedan and the Chrysler New
Yorker hardtop. Bolte Real Estate
Agency's booth features scenes of
their Catawba Cliffs development
| project and Karl Krepel displays
latest plumbing equipment. The
Port Clinton Lumber & Coal Comp
any booth features storm windows
and doors and lumber products.
Ohio-Michigan Distributing Com
pany's booth displays Jalousies,
aluminium storm and door windows
and allied products. Frank Put
man, Contractor, is featuring Poll
man Homes in his booth display.
| All of the above booths are in the
basement
At the Portage Concrete Pro
ducts booth, Zibbel and Perry, ma
son contractors, used Portage con-
crete tile to build model shower,
which is completely equipped and
operating. In the base of the show
err, numerous gold fish are swim
ming in the water The shower
has been painted with Rox, water
resistant masonry paint sold by
Portage.
Bob's Economy Sheet Metal
booth displays Chrysler Airtemp
modern heating equipment, sheet
metal products and Termo-Base
window Dashboard heating systems.
The Ohio Edison Company booth
has complete line of Frigidaire
products, washer, dryer, deluxe
range and refrigerator
Gene Widman, NorWalk, has an
attractive display of Shield-All al
uminum awnings, iron railings and
redwood combination doors. H. l..
Gates & Son, local contractors, have
used photos of the numerous homes
they have constructed in recent
years, in their display.
Mrlligan Electric has a complete
display of the latest home appl-
ances and is featuring the newest
labor saving appliances. East Clin-
ton Lumber and Coal Company's
booth displays diversified construc-
tion and paint products.
Stensen Oil Company's booth has
a complete line of Cities Service
products attractively displayed.
Ottawa Glassheat, owned by Bran
) um and Sorg, has a booth in which
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