Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-01

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Cain Park Theatres 18th annual
, open air season in Cleveland will
be bigger than ever according to
advance reports. Musicals present
ed in the 5000 seat amphitheatre
annually attract many from this
area. Scheduled for production
this summer are "Carousel," F"
"Merry Widow" "Brigadoon" and
kiss Me Kate" Tickets may be
obtained by writing to the theatre,
Lee, Superior and Goodnor Roads,
Cleveland Heights 18
JoT
Is the city street departments
record haul of 55 loads of tin cans
and other rubbish last week evi-
dence of a growing population in
Port Clinton or are housewives
making better use of their can OPP
eners? There was day when
women made excuses if they used
canned foods at dinner parties
but that day has long since be
come history. Most of us will agree
that home cooked foods taste
much better, but with so many
wives working these days, one
can't blame them for not Shaving
hours over a hot stove. Guess we
can be thankful no one has per-
fected that "meal in pill" deal as
yet.
Freshmen and .Sophomores
won't have to sit back and envi-
ously watch their elder classmen
at the Junior-Senior Prom this
Saturday night as the Junior
Women's Club will sponsor a
dance for the under-classmen at
the Youth Building during the
same hours the Prom is under
way. Mrs Carl Bro, chairman of
the food committee for the Jun.
ior-Senior Prom, asks mothers
who plan to help prepare the food
to be in the Home Economics
Room of the High School at l
Saturday afternoon and at that
evening. Cookies can be delivered
until 4 in the afternoon and al
7:30 that evening. Any mother
who wishes to help and has not
been notified is welcome.
JoT
When you see Bob Owen these
days, be certain to address him as
Colonel" Vas sub, he's a real
suthern gennelman now as the
governor of Kentucky has commits
stoned the local gun expert as a
Kentucky Colonel. The honor was
due to Mr.. Ovens interest in fire
arms and his expertness in the
field.
Members of the Tuesday Night
Women's Bowling League held
their annual banquet, and pre-
sented their hilarious floor show,
at Basiley's that night and num-
ber of spectators crashed the party
to enjoy the hilarity. With Dor
othy Wheel, league president, as
emcee, the floor show was rapidly
paced. One of the top acts fea-
tured a. hat style show during
which several girls modelled weird
but apt, creations of their handi-
craft. Among those serving as
models were Ev Young, Gladys
Zimmerman, Hilda Long, Peg Boil
te, Janis Lambert, and Goldie
Carson, who brought down the
house with her Might Cap" hat a
paper plate on which balaced a
martini glass complete with olive
and liquid. Fritz Krentzer and
Hilda Long captivated the crowd
with their rendition Git was really
"rendered'') of the Charleston.
Personable Kati Kocsis played two
speciality numbers on her ac-
Gordon while Liz Williamson and
"Izzy" Menier dueted and did the
same in pantomime number.
Completing the program were the
arthur Murphys"- Betty Conner
and Betty Gillum - who demon
strated the latest dance steps.
JOT
Members of the Mems Brother
hood of Peace Lutheran Church
deserve a big pat on the back
for financial and physical aid in
providing new concrete steps at
the front of the church. The Bro.
therhood also plans to construct
new sidwalks along Fourth Street,
thus completing the project com
pletely about the church. Most OF
the manual work was done by
Amiel Smith, Louie Prien and
William "Chip" Jacobsen.
JoT
Members of the P.C.H.S. Glass
of 1880 are planning to hold their
first reunion this summer but
those planning the event are hav
ing difficulty in obtaining present
addresses of several members. Dc
you happen to know the address