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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Specia purchase q. 8. Govt. 500
legaI. letter one-drawer roller -bearins
steel 1fle cabinet. 81: also 4-drawer
legal and letter 4-drawer wood dle,
reconditioned like new. S13.95 and
up; large stock new file cabinets
sgsss, D5ssd lva ss sayings e. up tS So% Sens
per drawer. Free parking and de-
MSsSATsfs s!is sAS ssgR e5s1er AVE: EagIe s!E co.
FILM DEVELOPING. printing in =
ht urs: color service: cameras on
credit. catalog free. BRENNER,
FiRE Hi pennxs RxrrSSuIsEFRss Nj BIZ sE s4se PyIeSe.
$5:25: 2-eai. s-A. SO; 15-lb. coz
GicRHRR % %sukPL9uRsS. L9RSesSE1'eas as13 n st. aDp nR
FIxTUREs-Attention builders and
66rcspectsve 6rese I've sHnSp HG.,-. owners Moderr
exee conc eond osaaer' oWner resirina Mii
sacrifice for quick sale. Also manne.
either oV. S-574o or EN-. S-74S9
FOAM RUBBER. 90 cents pound
large sheets slightly higher; rubber
hammers. 81. Lowest prices in town
FOAM RUBBER CORED sTOcK
2S4x76x2A inches. $50; FALLS
SEuRGH SALES, JE. 2.6o60 =;
s$e 1885 sss yos s1s 1s. ever ot ssst
free with box. 1913 Birch st.. Fall
FUR CoAT-Ladies, brown marmot
sonapls s1oa esoms soSars siSs sixteso
FUR CoATMpersiara paw; good
cond; moving to Florida: $50. Cal
FUR COAT. mink dyed muskrat. siz,
1912. good condition. Ju. 5-5610
sTs siss psf' sas'.dss sona MT s,1s $500 S,S long
FUR COAT. stenciled Lapin. size ii
three-anarter length: worn yer!
lit little; SoT w';l s.crifice "A. AP 2.74s7;
sSSd sSst sHzS e. ssses siHs T. EXT St 81 sda goo!
FUR COAT, black. seal: cloth coat
all 1920: reas. EN-: 3-5073.
fondis1oai fnEs 6E aundays. s1ls; EN-. ssS4s' even
gain at S3a5. EN-. 2-ss77. 4
FUR COAT; mgskrat, fitted; full
ssnsth, sS0 IT, lignt als7ls shade size 1914;
length: silver fox. " length: both
hieh STYLES; will sacr. for best offer
FUR COAT, vicuna. size 1918: never
worn; $500 worth Of fu-s; custom.
Usd' Uss 4nsHe4. n NeT York. bargain for s9o'
FUR COAT-Lady now living in Fla.
will sacrifice. black Hudson seal coat
size 18; GOOD cond. Du. 7-4593. --4
FUR JACKET, silver fox. finger tir
length. good cond. Between 10 am
and 8 pm. Mon. Elk. 3-5717.
FURS-MINKS--FURS
Natural mink coats capes Jackets
and stoles, slightly used at Low
prices. II you dreamed OF mink ant
have muskrat money see US.
BASKIN FURs COR 9Th and q N W
FUR SCARF, English red fox. excel
lent cond;. b!ack-gold cocktail dress
FUR STOLE, Norwegian blue; brand
new: $500; sacr. Call OIL. 4-7434
FURNACE. Sunbeam; hot-air,. com.
plete. with blower; good cond. $50
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GROCERIES

New. fresh. national brands: some
feet: ideal boarding houses. restau.
ft1 fant'' lsh esloX wholesale a.s in any y s gpsn.
GUNS AND BOOKS-Winchester
model -; Ike new; S35, Howe's
pistols. EN-. $500. Wv -
GUNS Hi-Standard supermatic
with interchangeable weights, Gus
tom grips and carrying case; new
Mssson k$s somSss S.. mssts9plsess: ds 6
custom stock. Burns Martin holster
bracket and / Ranger Mosley spot
ting scope. Also miscel. shooting
equipment for sale. EN-. S-5147:
sale; clearance salesmen samples;
dne imported double barrel shot
guns: Phone tomorrow, Lo. 1870,
Gun. Z I'm; saT.te 70 : Pc. $3.50 mode, s.o 2
months old; 40 cartridges; s4S.l LU.
GUN, Winchester. model u, poly
doS dition; ss7So '5st JU sssss esssen' con-
GUNs-9.mm. Manlicher Haenel. SIS;
s.oo0 % $50 $50; $50 sG-so Sa'sss ssyase, ss S SO;
winchester "a; 32-4o. $40; s-mm.
Colt As rev. $25; Hi Standard $50.
$35; FIN % auto. $50; no permit
required; wanted, modern and
ANTIQUE guns. DON'S GUN SHOP,
JE. 2-9626; If no answer, JE. 2-2262.
Oren today. 10 to 4.
GUITARS. Reg. $3.50. Clearance
ER'S EXCHANGE. 1918 9th st. NV.
Sun. It'll /.
HAT, black. high silk. made by Scott,
London: Like new, size 7h, $15.
DE. 2-3291.
HLATER-Kerosene good condition;
heats 3 to 4 rooms, $40 or best
ofier for quick sale. JE. 4-2S1S.
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TYPEwRTTERs. port. new; free
GEORGE DO r." EX. 3s1l24; eve.
Sun, LU. 1-6S56.
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AUDIO LABS
1919 Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 7-67sC
Records

Closing out our record collectors dept.
dSSGo sosns ssms Ssnt. 'ssssa ess. IN .ass. sa Ss
on. Green stock envelopes t10 OF
l2-in.l, 1c each. Fixtures for sale.
Open this Sun, liza pm. CON-
MISSION SHOP. 2405 18th st. NV.
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LUMBER BARGAINS

OPEN SAT-OPEN SUN.
Plywood 4,xs,xA", S4.75 each: large
stock Of plywood cuttings in hard
as sc 50. IT,; 3-ft. redwood pickets,
S15c: flush and panel doors. as low
as S5; bldgs. Of all shapes, hard
wood and softwood cuttings; very
cheap; shelving. framing, sheathing,
ETC.; free kindling.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Garrett Park I'd, Conn. ave. ia
Kensington. left ON Knowles ave.
LO. 5-231l, ---4
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MiscELLANross FOR SALE

DINING ROOM BUFFET and china
cabinet; mahoz.; very good cond.;
$50 ea. 1924 Quebec st. NV. ] to
3 p.m., Sat. and Sum-, "A
DIN. RM. SUITE, 10 pcs. walnut.
n{ SSpd s sUnd srisS $s5; pu; 7jSgSH ;,gtc1. NM
can Phyfe. mahog.; reasonable. 20.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

Kann'sl.
TRUNK, wardrobe, hangers. drawers
$25; packing trunk. clean, $40. ia
TRENK. wardrobe, SIS; A. M, r. M
table taIb2le mcdsl S ssd radios; good condition
used for only one ioo-mi. oni 7 TRIP. Ms Sac, :
ru%fbioNTaiiss. 15adsbi siAD 1iiisoesi Getaway. ali Gus
ton ton 1noss6; msds; size AZ; short stout
TYPEwRiTERs for rent. all makes
RERsTE RsT TNrshI Tigs f4t 70 fSf 81 Tensas g.9s7s
TYPEWRiffEER. Roy Royal, l'~r rebuilt. i 9sS crsy
elite type; perfect condition. OIL
TYPGGWERITER. L. c. smi ith. super.
speed, streamlined model Magic
Margin. touch control. $50. EN-
FYPEWRrTER; Roysl, standard. ssss
TYPEWSiRiTERs, port. like new. Roy
al Corona. Rem; all capital letters;
liz l4th NV. pI. 7-7372;
TYPE;WRITER. I.,,I; T.. c: Smith 9, re- g
TYfEwRifER.' iES 'ff sM, Grey ar: model model. 20.
In carriage, .pica type. excel. cond
r4fRwRAfrssSSs$, ffll NA sSSs$s1; 11;.eond,t,op.s ;t.sa.
ssEds Underwoods. Royals. Smith
liz l4th NV. pI. 7-7372.
TYPEWRITERS - Royal. Remington
Underwood: 7; G. Smith. S25 and
tails REPAIRS, all makes. CENTRAL
TYrEMMF13sETh 7 MII CO.. 2ols i4th st
TYPEWRITER, small, Corona No. 3,
reconditioned. $22. 80. Gail today.
co. 5-4825; week. 1112 14th st. NV.
cYPEWKtTERS. addins macn. check
writer's duplicators: sales serv. and
rypfMiITTss TsPtSlSi HSgsst and and sold Ma s,7ss4
terms; $64.5O up. Today. Co. 6-4825;
wk.. l112 14th ct. NV, DI. 7-7372.
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LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20es to 50ee ON NEW SAMPLE
GL0sEouTs. LOOK AT THESE
Custom built studio couch In lovely
fabrics. was S79.50, now $56.50;
genuine mahoe kneehole desk with
fine fooled leather top, was seas. so,
now S127.50; Fisher duo lounge with
hne innerspring mattress, was
S269 so. now $149.5O; solid maple
sofa-bed and two matching club
chairs, were S1S9.50, now S122.95:
oery comfortable mahog. platform
rocker. was $59.50. now 5000;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
3 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6741
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
LUMBER AND MILLWORK; ping-pong
table units. complete. S26.5O; K. p.
p, good grade. 16c SO. IT,: w. p. g.,
l5c So. It.; AKA flr posts. Ice lin.
4, WHEATON LUMBER CO.. Lo.
LUMBER BARN FRAMING. poplar
and oak. Phone Ii. 4-4009. --29
Evening star., 1953-01-04

FURNISHINGS
'"The little store around the
corner" Bedrm., din. rm.
and other selected furniture.
Open weekdays til z pm.
1920 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
near Sears, EN-. 2-6677.
CLOSED THIS SUNDAY
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Movie and Photo Fans

All equipment and supplies, ton
brands. Pay 6 to 1s months: l.
yesr ysss sgpaFFsnsss; spFsns; dFs dsFsdesins si 80 Guide
MULTILITH. rs. Q yrs. old: Multi
OF. 1850 ali week.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-1 Soundscrib-
er dictator. | transcriber, 2 units.
complete, perfect $40. r. o. Box
56, BIS. W. DC. RA. $3.50.
filing cabinets, adding machs.. type
writer's, calculators; reas. Call to-
day. co. 5-4625; week. 1112 14th
Evening star., 1953-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA. Polaroid-land. model. Q5
Tol E!th slooss l5sas meter and fash; $50
CAMERA AND cARPET-Leica. tele
and wide angle lenses. viewer: listed
$500. sell $50: Persian carpet.
about 6x10 IT,. sell $3.50. EN-.
GAMERS. Bolex SIS, brand new
never used, Complete with Kern
Tallard wide angle normal and 3-in
telephoto lenses. Swiss-made carry
ing case. S1O0 of Wash: retail
price. Query. Box 326-V. Star.
CAMERA. Argus c-3. 35 nm. com
sts esther ~san case hegt gu Peiei 5is1 nasn att
CAMERA, synchronized Rollifiex. will
plate adapter, filters; Nikor tanks
enlarger for 80 mn and Rollei.
elevator tripod; Weston meter. RE
CAMERAS. enx3M R. B. orafiex
as Ektaf. like new: F. p. A. filn
mag; $50. EN-. 2-7443.
CAMERAS AND MOVIE EQ
Directly from all famous mfg. TO
every need and budget at Brenner'
Complete Photo Dept. Store. Ais
trade-in bargains for sale at min
prices; 1-year guar; cash or g Il
Is mos. to pay; free catalogue. fire.
instructions. 7-hour photo finishini
service repairs. Park free. BREN
NaR PHOTO co. (opp, Jgstic
C AM E r A, movie, 8 nm.
Eastman, $35. OIL. 2-3728.
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20Ts TO 60ee ON NEW SAMPLE
SL9psaEH92HHTTs' SLL9paH2HT LOOK AT THESE
Fine double 'I,14 maple bed ss sbsss 4. dresss, sH
$69.50; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir.
ror and ehest-on-chest, was S29o 80
now S197 so; genuine walnut dble
bed. chest. double dresser and mir.
ror, was S279.50.. now $15S.5Oi
solid mahogany and solid cherry al
lowest prices In town: fine mahog.
any or maple beds IN all sizes. were
$3.50, now $17.50; many bargains
too numerous. to mention. Oper
Thursday till q pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
907 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6741
The Sample Bargain Store o. Wash
BEDROOM FURNITURE
INVENTORY SALE
20e5 to 40fe reduction on 25 high;
grade suites in all modern and
period style and finish. Hollywood
beds, rollaways. sofa beds and studio
eouches. Bunk beds. complete, 500
Conv. credit terms.
@nT5HT cSYYAYNAxy Z z mr.
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BEDS AND MATTRESSES

PEDS AND MATTRESSES
single Army bed. new mattress,
$3.50; double bunk bed. new mat
with new mattresses, S14.50; mat
treSses, $3.50 to SIS. d. c. SUR
PLUS SALES, 511 New Jersey ave,
NV. -6
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany. I$115;
modern desk, $40. NO. 7-2090.
nsDRM sansxrs.s snT;na and douDis sttrsss 1sa
dresser. vanity and bench, night
table. bedspreads; very good cond.;
500. RA. -3-7372.
BEDROOM SET. solid maple. like new
Double bed. spring. Dreamhouse mat
tress. might stand. chair: reasonable
HEDRM. FURN.. 8 pieces. with double
spring and mattress. JU. 1881
Sun. or after weekdays.
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BRICK, BRICK, BRICK
Good, hard brick: immediate deliy.
cry. ACE WREcKING CO.. LU
4-050o.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

| GAS RANGES
all popular brands Highest trade-in
allowance No down payment As low
as S6 per month
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co,
SOO6 Georgia Ave. To 2.I9O0
GAS STOVE. Magic Chef, splendid
buy; $40. Can be seen, 10 to 8,
6O41 Macomb &c. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

OFFICE FIXTURE SALE
Partitions. 10 interyiewing booths.
excellent condition. This sale. Is
due to remodellinz. FOR inspection,
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TYPEWRITER SALE

Closing out 25 Underwood and Rem.
ington typewriters, $50 each. Orig
inally sold new S229, 80. we need
CENTRAL TYpEwRrTE1F TrEf1Fscs g.. vstafj aois
18th st. NV. HU. 3-612l. -6
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FURNITURE

Clearance Sale
DUE TO A LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
WE MUST SELL AT ONCE. AT
GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU. START
ING TODAY! TERMS ARRANC ED
2O% to 1920 Off
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tape: Webcor $13H
Pentron S125, Eieor 500. others
demonstrators. New tape 40co Oh
SAIES-RENTAIa. Ia.SERVICE
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

DIAMOND, blue-white. $40 carat
higher but will sacrifice at $500
Evening star., 1953-01-04
OFFICE FURNITURE
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS

New genuine leather sofas, clut
chairs. once chairs. desks, rugs
steel flles at prices ordinarily pait
ior used furniture. 416 9th st. NV.
Suite 604, EX. 3-7212
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S15.75 complete; from
top agencies proc. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES. Sill New Jersey ave. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

West { basketball }; Loretta
Thomas { sOftball }; Eva Lynn
Barr (softball }; Faye Veasey
{ sOftball }.
Awards to the Boys Varsity
Teams: 4 Bar letter to Edward
Serman { football, basketball, base
ball and track }; 3 Bar-letter to
Virden R. Macklin { Capt. football,
baseball, basketball } Fired Nc
Dowell { football, Capt. basketball,
basebalD; Harry Aiken Capt.
basketball, baseball and track {;
Two-Bar letters to Harry Coar,
football and basebalD; Charles
McCabe football and basebal) {;
David M. Pepper { football; Capt.
track }; Drew Abbott { football
and track }; Terry Morris { foot
ball and tEack }; Robert Short
[ football and track }; Donald
Short basketball, Capt. baseball } :;
A letter to each of the following
in football: Frank Kruger, Gary
Porter, Delbert Scott, Ray Petty
john, Gerald Pepper, Richard
Johnson, Jack Hearn, Harold Short
William Bryan DouglasRennewanz
Joseph Pittard. Awards to Thomas
Davis and Richard Pepper, baseball,
Ronald Johnson, and Charles
Stevenson, basketball.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

William Roach and Thomas Miller.
Silver Arrow Points.
The officers Of the Women's
Society Of Christian Service Of
Grace Methodist Church we're in
stalled in the final meeting for the
summer DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan.
pastor of the church conducted the
ceremonies. Installed were Mrs.
Edward B. Green, president; Mrs.
II. G. Mulligan, vice-president; Mrs.
Warren Holson, recording secretary
Mrs. Martin S. Petit, treasurer /:
Mrs. Henry G. Graves, Promotion
secretary; Mrs. Edwin L. Smith.
secretary Of Missionary Education
and Services; Mrs. Raymond Lynch.
secretary of Christian Social Re
lations and local church activities.
Mrs. Harold F. Wilson, secretary
Of Student Work; Mrs. Irving West
secretary of Youth Work; Mrs.
John Parker, secretary ChiIdren's
Work; Mrs. Elwood Short, Spiritual
Life secretary; Mrs. Mae Pepper,
Literature and Publications: Mrs.
Charles Short, Supply Work and
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

Lake, Grant o. Lewis, Donna
Matyszeweka, Rose MetsckI, Louise
]. Mitchell, Donald L. Pepper, Gary
Porter, Gerald H. Rogers, Lloyd 2.
Sammons, Barbara Ann Scott, A.
Johnson Stevens, III; Robert III.
Thomas, Virgil G. Townsend, John
P. Tunnell, Wayne Van Auken, Neal
F. Warrington, Lands Wilson, ,Jr.,
Alton D. Workman, Dallas Veasey.
Twenty-seven members of Cub
Pack S95, their parents and friends
attended the inspection and pre-
sentatiOn of awards to the Pack.
held in First Presbyterian Church.
Inspection was done by the Cub
Pack committee and the following
awards presented: Thomas Sloane
Curtis Spangler and David Smith
Wolf Badges; Irwin King and Glen
Wilgus, Bear Badges; Thomas
Miller, Lion Badge; Thomas Miller
Walter Kennedy, Thomas Sloane,
Curtis Spangler, David Smith, Irwin
King, Glen Wilgus and William
Raoch, Gold Arrow Points; Walter
Kennedy, David Dawson, Irwin King
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

Mrs. Emerson Keller. Status Of
Women
During the business meeting the
W. S. G. S. voted a pledge Of $500.
for the anniversary Of Peninsula
Conference Projects- the Mary
Todd Gambrill Neighborhood House
and the Riddle Memorial Deaconess
Home, in Wilmington. The organi-
zation also voted to pay expenses Of
two girls from the church to the
School of Missions al the MSthodist
Summer Camp, in Centreville, Md.
and Of two women to attend the
Summer School Of Missions of the
Peninsula Conference to be held in
Dover. Also under discussion were
plans for the annual bazaar to be
held some time in November or
early December. The bazaar will be
sponsored jointly by the W. S. c. s.
and the Strivers Glass of the
church.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the meeting by Circle IA.
Of which Mrs. Fred Sammons is
leader
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

Doris E. Tyndall, Rebecca E.
Rogers, 2 eachs Josephine MeGee
Barbara A. Short, Betty L. Wiley
Glenwood Waller, Lester w. Rust
Gerald R. Pepper, Glen 1. West
Patsy ]. Webb, Terry L. Timmons
Loretta NJ. Thomas, James A. Smith
Calvert Richardson, Roy r. Pase,
Rodney Marvel, Stella Haddad,
Ethel Lu Kelley, David Hudson,
one year; Sandra Short, and
Bernice Tyndall, 8.
Sth grade: Carole E. Wilson, /;
Rosemary Warrington, 1; OlliIee
Veasey 1; Marie E. Stockely, /;
Sharen Short, 1; Marcia Seeger, l.;
Jane Roach, /; Margaret Mears,1 ;
Patricia McIlVaine, L; Marcia Hud-
son, 1; Patsy Holson, /; Doris
Gordon, /; janice L. Dorey, L;
Grace Cordrey, / +; Phyllis Bailey, / 4;
Carole Abbott, 2; James Rust, l.:
Rodney Moore, 1; David Holloway,
1; Janet Parsons, l.; jeanne Hast
ings, 2; Nelson Warren. 1; William
Taylor, 2; Joseph Pittard, 2; Clair
MerVine, l. Alvin Kruger, l.:
Robert Kitchens, 1; Bruce Bryan, 1 !;
Donald Brittingham, 1; Joseph
Smith, 3; Carole Murphy, 6.
7th grade: Thomas Craft, 1; Fred
GOggin, 1; Jay King /; Susan
Murray, 1 Carole Mumford, 1; Joan
Davidson, /; Steven Pepper. l..
James Rust, 1; Paul Kruger, L;
John Mennegat, 1 Jack Short, /:
Kendall Veasey, 1 James Wiley, 2;
Sallie Mitchell, 1; Sylvia Downes,
2; Joan Abbott, 1 Richard Smith.
g.; Ronald Wilson, 4; Myrna Baker,
4; Janice Grain, z; Margaret Brea-
sure, 4.
Letters presented by the staff
of the Golden Herald (school paper)
in recognition of contributions to
the student newspaper were award
ed to Linden McIlvaine, Jr., editor;
Frank Calhoun, journalist; 10y
Jones, Norma Jean Steigelman,
Joan Short, Ruth Turner, Eva Car
mean, Jane Bell and Marilyn Samp-
son, typists.
Letters presented to the band
in recognition of attendance at
rehearsills and participation in
special events and parades went to
the following: G. Ronald Johnson,
Charles McCabe, Ray Pettyjohn,
Douglas v. Rennewanz, Edward G.
Serman, Jr., Harold Short, G. Polk
Spicer. Carolyn E. Gordy, Almeda
Isaacs, Lima Ann MCGEE, Margaret
Ann West, Grace Warrington, Gary
R., Porter, John P. TunRell, Landis
E. Wilson, JT., Grant o. Lewis,
Barbara A. Wheatly, Doris E. Tyn-
dali, Gerald r. Pepper, Ethel Lu
Kelley, David M. Hudson, Rosemary
Warrington, Ollilee M. Veasey,
Marcia L. Seeger, Margaret F.
Mears, Patricia McIlvaine. Marcit
w. Hudson, Elizabeth F. Hastings,
jeanne Hastings, Patricia L. Jones,
Janice F. Grain.
In addition to the letter the
following received a Gold Key
Award: Harry w. Aiken, Frank L.
Calhoun, Jack o. Hearn, Linden c.
McIlvaine, Jr., Virden r. Macklin,
David Martin Pepper, Paul B.
Rogers, Sara E. Breasure, Betty
Ann Hunter, 10y Jones. Norma
Jean Steigelman, Jane Bell.
Others in the band receiving
letters were: Bonnie Lou Bryan,
Margaret 2. Breasure, Donald J.
Putz, Jay King Fred Goggin. Ralph
S. Baker, Jr., Clinton Brittihgham,
Kay F. Wilkins, Barbara Ann
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12
Scott, Gail w. veasey.

"~~N~eI NAIAAA W Y Co0Cys
Letters presented by the Athletic
Association in recognition of par
ticipation on a varsity team as a
player, or manager and to cheer
leaders; Awarded to cheerleaders:
Nancy Abbott, Gail Veasey, Marlene
Sharp, Joyce Conoway, Louise
Mitchell, Helen Spicer, Ethel Lu
Kelley, Faye Veasey, Jeanette Cor
don, Doris Gordon. Junior Cheer
Leaders: Patsy Bryan, Carole Lible,
Susan Murray, Barbara Short. A.
warded to managers: Eta Paynter.
{ asst hockey & basketball J :;
Charlotte Kitchens, hockey &
basketball }; Josephine Mcgee
{ softball }; Three-bar letters
awarded to Judy Shedaker { hockey.
softball and basketball }; Marilyn
Sampson, { hockey, basketball and
softball }; Two-bar letters to Ann
West, Sylvia Kitchens (hockey and
basketbalD; Gail Veasey, Norma
Jean Steigelman, Rebecca Rogers.
{ hockey and sOftball j.; letters to
Shirley Rogers Pepper, (hOckey)
Helen Spicer, (hockey); Mary Ellen
Russell (hOckey); Carolyn Gordy
ChOckey); Aliene Cook basket
balD; Kay Wilkins (basketbalD ::
Jane Bell (basketbalD; Helen
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12

Junior Varsity letters awarded
as follows: 4-Bar letter Joseph
Pittard football, basketball, base
ball and track 8-Bar letter to
Charles Scott { football, basketball
and baseball } Virgil Brittingham
{ football } ; Neal Warrington (bas-
ketball y; James Swain baseball } !;
George Isaacs crack }.
Health Awards for outstanding
posture in the junior and senior
high schools presented by the
physical education teachers went
to Lima Ann MCGEE and Robert
Hough.
Farm Awards presented through
the courtesy of Future Farmers
of America, Foundation, for A
chievement in the Georgetown
Chapter: Ray Pettyjohn, Star
Chapter Farmer J; Robert Olson
{ Dairy Farmer Award }; Robert
Short, Farm Mechanic }; Neal
Warrington Soil and Water
Management }; Hans Beumer, F.
F. A. Public Speaking }; Gerald
Pepper { Farm ElectrificatiOn }.
High School Driver Education
Certificates presented by the State
Department of Public instruction
for satisfactory completion of their
course in Driver Education went to
the following: Nancy Elizabeth
Abbott, Charles c. Baker, Joseph
W.. Carey, Robert L. Davis, Betty
G. Donovan, jeanette c. Gordon,
Stella NJ. Haddad, Earl A. Hastings,
Jr., Warren H. Hill, Mary Elizabeth
Holson, Robert X. Hough, Barbara
Ann Hudson, Gladys A. King,
Franklin H. Kruger, Frederick E.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-12
ARE YOU THE MAN?

Proven moneY-mukins opportunity 70
outstanding man who qualities us
eoilo,vs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
PORT CLINTON
High School
N q r z s

Adult Speech Class Starts Again
The local Board of Education is
again sponsoring an adult speech
class at the local high school. This
fall such a course was organized
by Boyd Martin, director of speech
activities at the high school and
it was successful venture. Seven
teen people completed the six
weeks course and were presented
certificates of completion by DIR.
Kenneth Carter, President Of the
School Board.
The second course will begin
with the registration on Monday,
February 9th from seven to eight
o'clock at the high schools first
floor office. The cost of registra-
ton will be $500. This will in
clude textbook The course will
cover a ten week period. 1t will
meet once a week, on Monday
nights, for two hours, from seven
till nine o'clock. Boyd Martin will
be the instructor. Registration fee
can be mailed in if it reaches the
high school before February g.
1858.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Motorists Fined
In MAYORS Court

Two out-of-town motorists, ar
rested by Highway Patrolman
Ralph Huff, Bay Bridge, were fined
a total of $3.50 and costs in Mayor
Carl Becker's court Saturday eve
ming.
Wendilin Sale, Columbus, was
fined $3.50 and costs for driving
with a revoked drivers license
while Richard E. Petersen, Mar
blehead, was fined $100 for driv-
ing while under the influence Of
alcohol.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

also in Dhahran, where he works
for the Arabian-American Oil Com
pany, and the two Port Clintonites
often gat together to discuss the
old home town.
JOT
Local friends of 1t. Commander
and Mrs. William Noce received
mimeographed letters, describing
their busy lives in French Morocco,
along with their holiday greet
ings. 1t is such an interesting let
ter that we are publishing part of
it. "We have been in French Nor
Deco since September, 1851, and
these IA months have been the
busiest in our lives. Bills work
as senior chaplain is very time
consuming. Our living room is the
meeting place for our Navy Wives
Club, our choir reheasal and So
cial hour and our large fellowship
Group. We have seen very little
of the surrounding country but
did get three weeks leave in beau
tiful Spain last May. The majority
of the Arabs here live il extreme
poverty, and their dress, customs
and homes have changed very
little since the time Of Christ.
During the fast of Ramadan, no
bite of food or drop cf water is
taken between sunrise and sunset.
AS this month-long fast is usually
in the hottest part of the summer,
you can well imagine what a real
test of faith it is, but few falter
in keeping the faith, though they
may faint in doing so. A Moslem
may divorce his wife merely by
saying Il divorce thee, in the
presence of witnesses. However,
it happens less frequently than
one would think. Family ties are
strong, and much affection i
shown to the children We find
everything exciting, fun, interest
ing and compensating and, we
must admit, fatiguing." Command