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THE MENDOZA
THE AVONDALE

1894 P st. NV. Il block from Dupont
Circle). A fine downtown bldg. in
a very convenient location. 2 apts.
available.
Apt. 32-1 bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm.,
attrac. kit. and modern bath; excel.
closets; 2 entrances. Ideal to
share. Only $4,000 on reas. terms.
Apt. 35-Lge. 22-ft. liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath. Huge closet. Only
$1,000 on excellent terms.
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Own Your Own Apt. House

Our co-ops have proved their worth
in our SO years Of successful OPP
Grafton in D. c. Why pay uncon-
trolled rent when you can own for
less? Phone US Monday for, apptI.
Ideal for suitland Census Bureau and
Minis. BY bus to the heart Of p. c.
A post war bldg. in. high, cool.
nsighborh1od nets Of quality homes;
fit. and bath; and : 6.drms., h: ~:
both have excel. closet space. cross
ventilation, beautiful view. and
SsGsss nsne: pse. EsasTs only ST .na @t. si
600 on terms that will show
great saving over rent.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
u.nay sh1EminS ap.eions eSmski cor ,o7ef e f n
din. rm.. fge. liv. rm.. buffers pap
try. kit, 2 bedrms., porch and bath,
24-hr. elevator and switchboard;
many built;in bookcases. good Gigs
90 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Completely remodeisd :, and rsde2:;
Bs sash' sna ntS S.drms dfls ny .9pc.sT.s : snss
only only ss.boO With $1,000 cash and
reas. mo. payments. An unusual
buy on excel. terms.
1902 SUMMIT PL. NV.
ECONOMY apts.. featuring unusually
low operating cost Of S26 mo-. incl.
utils., liy. rm... bedrm., entr. hall.
dinette, kit. and bath, apis. avail.
at $1,000 and $3.50 on reas.
terms.
UNIQUE APT.
First floor contains lge. corner hv.
rm. with frepl., din. rm., modern
all-electrie kit. and entr. hall: 2nd
a. has Q bedrms.. hall and bath:
combines the appeal Of Q house
with the convenience Of an apt;
should be seen; reserved Tree park
Ing; only $4,000 with $4,000 cash.
Reas. monthly; low maintenance.
THE ADELPHIA
An excel. buy in an in.toynu walk
rm., liv. rm., kit. bath. l bedrm.
and sleeping. porch for only 81
600 with $1,000 cash and only
$62.43 q mo. for everything.
Edmund J. Flynn Co.
Coop apt. authority since 1920.
wash. Bldg. MA. e-sbob
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THANK YOU


For the tremendous response to
Sec. l of beautiful, lovely Whaler
Gdns.; ! and 2-bedrm. apis. To
those of you who were disap-
pointed. Applications are now being
accepted for Sec. >, avail. Oct. and
Nov. occupancy. bedrm. from
S76.50 to $3.50; 2 bedrms., $3.50
to S95. All utils. furn. See the 10
star-studded features of this modern
1883 apartment designed for luxuri-
Gus living. See Mr.. Leonard, agent
on premises 10 through 8. Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler pl. Sc, Just below
Barnaby ter, or call weekendS and
nights. 10. 2-37S3 or 10. 3-5624.
BACHELOR APIS.
Large liv. rm.-bedrm. combination
and bath with shower, refrigerator,
attractively furn. with wall-to-wall
carpet and drapes. Immed. occup.
S62.50 up. Apply at desk, 1901 18th
st. NV. or call DU. $1,000, ME,
S-b40Q,
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ONE BEDRM. terrace apt. with q
view; 26-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace;
pvt. yard and shaded patio; 1O
minis. to Pentagon; S116 incl. utils
Ewes. and week ends. IA. 2-15S6
AVAIL. DUPLEX-May be used a. g.
bedrm.: lge. elec. equip. kit: sep.
Vermont st. IA. 1854, 80
ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm modern
corner apt. near Hecht. Se2.50. oV.
$4,000 or ia. 2-2560. 80
ARL.. Ft. Myer vic. Lovely 1-b.r.
garden-type apt. parking space.
va' lsunSi SEAR Res pFNg4ExsG}nAS; MgEs "a; 6-es7S
apt. in modern bldg; $3.50 com
Ph Plete; k-Sk1o "a 7-46s6 before 4 pm. or
2 BEDRMs., liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
eesfi eey5ii entr' lIa ss6al %in. to Pentason; $50.
TW0-BEDRM. APT, / mi. from
Rosslyn Hot shoppe; Ss7. so; avail.
now; 1927 n. Calvert. ia. 7-936S.
HERNDON,, VA.-4-rm.. modern apt.
PVT. res, lge. rms, nice shade, we'll
3. II. BREADY. Herndon 90.
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CONTINUED on Next PAGE.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
(ContiNued.I

LIGHT HAULING, local moyina,
beaches esp. 8. L. MORRIS, i5I6
10th st. NV. Call To. 2-1150 after
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. h.
ROYALL TRANSFER-we win move
you by Job or Sc hr.: 6 rms. as low
EARL's VAN sERVIcE-Moving and
general hauling at any. time; reA-
EXPERIENCED w. MOVERS. lowest
rates in town. Guaranteed work.
10. 2-3330, RIGHT-WAY MOVERS.
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-l416.
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or hr..
small and large jobs; trained men.
low: short bkngs: insur. LII 6-9342.
GENERAL HAULING, day or night;
reasonable rates; free estimates. Ii.
6-619l.
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Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
NE. S-5402
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1858 Ontario I'd. NV. (corner Of
18th st. and Ontario rd.) A splen-
did 120-unit coop on a full city
block of pvt. grounds with ample
parking. A choice apt. avail. on q
separate wing with 3 exposures. 4
lge. bedrms., lge. foyer hall, spa
cious liv. ym.. loft. din. rm.,
buffers pantry, new modern kit.
balcony, den and bath. End bath
place, excel. closets and loft.
ceilings. A very fine value at
100000 on reas. terms. Inquire at
switchboard.
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Edmund J. Flynn Co.
Coop apt. authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg. MA. s-Sbob
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TILDEN GARDENS

2--Large apt. of bedrms., Q baths,
lily. rm.. sunrm.., din; rm; and kit.
beautiful view Of gardens and with
out the care. the responsibility and
the usual cost of home ownership,
S2S, 900, with liberal terms offered
BY the owner.
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APTs. UNEURNIsHED-D. G.

COLORED-1S5I MORRIS RD. Sc,
Apt. 3-.-Loyely liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
msn os. see anor aeT sor dfHs1sS nspsc
ton or call Mr.. Gill Mon, EN-.
$4,000. LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
COIoRED-172O A ST. SEE bed
rms, living rm., kitchen and bath;
utilities incl. apt in excel. cond. !:
avail. now, $50. Elk. 3-248O.
FRED A. SMITH CO.. 1113 18th
COioRED-UPPER 18th sT.-1 rm.,
kit. share bath, refined, clean peo-
PIE; quiet neighborhood; mr.. transp.
cSHoREp@s OF REDS SPACIOUS RMS. $50 and
kit, private bath, clean apartment.
HO. 2-6712.. RUSSELL ]. MOORE.
d6l6 l4th st. NV. 80
COLORED-11O4 E ST. Me- rms.
kit, bath; empl. cple, no children,
S66 mo-, utils. incl. Ii. 6-405S.
80
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COOPERATIVE APIS SALE

THREE-RM. KIT. AND BATH APT.
with glassed-in porch. completely
redecorated. This apt. has. q close
space for the price OF $500; terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
SMITH Y CO.. ST. $500; res, AID.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE,
sG2T:l cIGsecin lScatiqn SeGGms front ont
good outlook; also large foyer. Iv.
rr; rTa:. well-eSuipped Kitchen, excsllent
sIS siia So2 6i:';s sMiFHy 81 NJ Co.. e'IjP: il:
TWO-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia I'd.
Completely redecorated, with mod
erniZed kitchen; includes foyer, liv.
rm. .1S-ft. din. rm.; pantry and flv0
closets, eley. and switchboard; S13,.-
$50. with liberal terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. @. SMITHY CO.,
ST 3-3300; res, AID. 2-5004.
fO..l Pc luxe ,s,I: .bedEoom ;dE0 apt ,ncludinE
kit. with service door. bedroom with
immense closet and bath. The. en-
tire apt. has been completely redeco-
rated. including reSurfaced fioorS.
Exclusive building In ideal residential
location. Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
H; G; sMITHY CO., ST. $4,000; res.
oMNER ARi ne0S%ai OFFERS EFFICIENCY APT,
1925 18th st. NV, apt. 209. 5000
SALE. ALE RENT RENT no TRHpEBsdrm RnGHs cas uv
rm., bath, kitchen, porch, large hall
and closets; best NV. loc. Crescent
313-R
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OPEN TODAY
2 TO 6
THE ONTARIO

3 bldgs. open today Offering q choice
of apis. from l to bedrooms, all
in convenient locations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
TB GROUP PLANS
ANNUAL DINNER

Gordon Henderson, director of
Patient Services at Oak Ridge
Sanitarium, Green Springs, will
be guest speaker at $50 Monday
night, March IL, when the annual
dinner meeting of the Ottawa
County tuberculosis and Health
Assn is held in Trinity Methodist
Church, Port Clinton.
Mrs. Wayne Friderici. Port
Clinton, will serve as program
chairman. The dinner will be
served by members of the Wom-
ems Society of Christian Service
with Mrs. A. w. Chapman as
chairman.
Theme for the meeting will be
the rehabilitation program. An
nual report of the association will
be released and election Of Of
ficers is scheduled.
Anyone who purchased Christ
mas Seals during the drive in De-
cember may attend the dinner
and cast his vote. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Friderici
at $1.50 per plate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
C0UNTY'S TREE PLANTING COAL
TO Be EXCEEDED THIS YEAR

Optimistic reports from the
February "a meeting of the Ot-
tawa County tree and shrub plant
ing committee indicate that the
county goal of $4,000 trees and
shrubs will be exceeded by large
margin.
County C h a ir m a n, Fred T..
Grimm, says that interest is in
creasing daily. Many requests for
information about nurseries and
planting. stock are handled each
day. This demand throughout the
state has exhausted the state
nursery supply with the excep-
ton of multiflora rose stock. Ap-
plications from FLA and All
members are still being accepted
too.
Reports on intentions to plant
have come in from the following
persons and groups: 500 trees o.
tawa County Conservation League,
500 trees Oak Harbor Conserva-
ton Club, 1900 trees and multi
flora rose by Turtle Creek Game
Protective Assn, 200 trees by Lo-
Gust Point Grange, 500 trees by
Elmore Conservation Club, 5000
trees by Ed Durdel, $500 trees
by Paul Magsig, 5000 multiflora
by Laurel Van Camp on various
farms, 1000 trees by Elmore FLA
members and 1,500 by Genoa FLA,
800 by All members and 40
shrubs by Lakeside Yard and
Garden Club.
Many offers of help have been
received from local Boy Scout
troops. Cooperation has also been
promised by Ottawa County Boy
Scout Council. The West End
Garden Club of 20 members will
plant their own properties. Ir
addition each member will con
tact two more families and ask
their cooperation. Members of Oak
Harbor Town and Country Garder
Club will have planting projects
at Carroll School and Veteran;
| Memorial Park in Oak Harbor.
Members of the county commit
tee have agreed to ask all indus
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Reider Wants
Victory Observed

Ottawa County's Representative
Robert Reider last week present
ed resolution asking the Ohio
House Of Representatives to take
due cognizance of the 140th an
niversary of Commodore Oliver
Hazard Perry's victory in the Bat
tie of Lake Erie in connection
with the Ohio Sesquicentennial
observance.
Rep. Reider's resolution recon-
mends commemoration of the
event with appropriate ceremon-
les and that copies of the resolu-
ton be sent to the Ohio Sesqui-
centennial Commission, the Put
in-Bay High School and to Joseph
Prentice, custodian of Perry's
Victory Memorial.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Mrs. Kirk Heads
Grange Banquet

Mrs. Walter Kirk, Lacarne
Grange, was in charge of the pro-
gram Monday evening when the
annual Pomona Grange banquet
was held in st. Johns Evangelical
and Reformed Church basement,
Elmore, with each Grange chap
ter in the county having good
representation in the attendance
of over 200 Changers.
J. L. Peters, Locust Point
Grange, was the only Golden
Sheaf" member present. Mr.. Pc
tiers has been a Grange member
for go years and Golden
Sheaf" member for the past ten
years.
R. Bruce Tom, State Grange
Lecturer, Columbus, was princi-
pal speaker and Mrs. George L.
Peters, Locust Point Grange,
served as emcee for the evening.
A comedy skit, Romance of a
Hat" was presented by Genoa
Grange members and Grace and
Lois Hellwig of the Elmor e
Grange sang vocal duets.
Completing the program were
vocal selections by the quartette,
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Luebke and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Milbrodt, Benton Grange,
accompanied by Mrs. Robert Ran
dali of Lacarne Grange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
City Budget Allots $1,000
For Sewer and Park Upkeep

Under the $168,65O city budget
for 1858, compiled by City Auditor
William L. Zeis and approved re-
Gently by city council, the Gen.
tral Fund appropriation of $144,-
$50 includes $1,000 for sewers
and like total for parks.
Other General Fund distribu-
tions are budgeted as follows:
Council, $2,480 salaries, $500 ,ex-
penses; Clerk, $180 salary, $40
expenses; Mayor, $1,000 salary,
5000 expenses; Auditor, $4,000
salary, $1,000 expenses; Treas
urer, $500 salary, $10O expenses;
Solicitor, $1,000 salary, $500 ex-
penses.
Legal Advertising, 5000; Police.
$28,5O0 salaries, $1,000 expenses;
Fire Department, $500 salaries,
$1,000 expenses; Contingent, $15,-
600; Building Insurance, $3.50;
Fire Chief, $3.50; Engineer, ST.
200; City Hall, $4,000; Street
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Girl B0WLERS
PLAN TOURNEY

Janis Lambert, Port Clinton's
champion bbwlerette, will defend
her all-events title this weekend
when the Port Clinton Women's
City Bowling Association holds
its annual tournament in Vaca-
ton Lanes alleys.
Mrs. Lambert won the cham
pionship last year with an actual
pin total of 1858. Helen Hetrick
also will be back to defend her
singles laurels as she won last
years actual pin title with 585
and handicap title with 672.
Defending doubles champs are
Lucille Bennice and Isabelle Me-
nier with 1922 while defending
team champion is Matthews
Cruisers who won last year with
2528 actual and 3002 with handi
cap.
The girls will bowl Friday and
Saturday evenings and all day
Sunday, starting at noon, in Vaca,
ton Lanes. In competition will be
SO singles entrants, AZ doubles
entrants and "a teams.
Carol Petersen is serving as di
rector of the tournament.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
PERSELEY AND RIEHL FIRM STARTS
PRODUCING STEEL ROWbOATS

A longtime dream for two
young Port Clinton machinists
became a reality Monday when
the Perseley and Riehl Manufac-
turing Company opened its doors
at 3171a Laurel Avenue and began
producing steel rowboats and do
ing general machine job shop
work.
Veteran employees of the Port
Clinton Manufacturing Company,
the owners of the new firm, Harry
Perseley, 721 Monroe Street, and
Paul Riehl, 625 Laurel Street,
resigned from their former jobs
Friday to prepare for their ven-
ture into the industrial field.
Perseley did machining, welding
and maintenance work at P. C.
Manufacture for the past seven
years while Riehl was a precision
toolmaker at the local plant for
the past 10 years.
Two years ago, the partners
designed Clinton steel rowboats,
which they now are manufacture
ing in IL, IA and Is feet lengths.
Perseley and Riehl have been do
ing similar work on a part-time
basis since 1949.
They will not be in their pres
ent location very long as the firm
has purchased property along
Route 2, across from Myers Mar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Chamber of Commerce To
Aid Local Opposition
To Eight-Month Period

Commercial fishermen of Port
Clinton, Erie Township, Locust
Point, Bono and Toledo are or
ganizing strong opposition to the
U. S. Army's proposal to lengthen
the Anti-Aircraft Artillery Firing
Danger Area in Lake Erie, north
of Erie Ordnance Depot, from its
present two month period to eight
months each year,
Under the proposal suggested
by the Corps of Engineers, u. S.
Army, Detroit District, the anti
aircraft firing will pe underway
daily except Sundays and legal
holidays from 8 a. m. to noon and
from p. m. until 5 p. m. during
the period January l to August
81 each year.
Directors Of the Port Clinton
Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day approved mailing the fol-
lowing objections in a letter to
Col. John Brisfor. in charge Of
the Detroit U. S. Engineer Dis.
triet Office:
I'VE object 10 fhe proposed
amendment TO lengthen fhe an
fi-aircraft artillery danger area
season because:
~ Such an extended season
will keep commercial fisher
men from using this portion Of
Lake Erie, wherein are located
fhe best fishing fields in fhe
lake. during the best time of
the year for commercial fish
ing. Unemployment will result
as commercial fishermen will
be unable TO furnish employ
ment for their workers.
~ II violates fhe spirit Of
assurance given at previous
hearing several years ago THAT
the seasonal fime would not be
extended.
~ Such extended period Of
firing will materially decrease
efficiency Of proof firing of ar
tiIlery at the nearby Erie Ord
nance Depot.
Request for the heightened pc
riod was received from the using
agencies of the United States
Army, which includes both Camp
Perry and Erie Ordnance Depot.
While nothing has been official.
ly released regarding increased
anti-aircraft activity at Cam
Perry, this proposal is concrete
evidence that seasonal anti-air
craft firing from Camp Perry and
Locust Point ranges is planned.
Approximately 125 square miles
of water north and west of Port
Clinton is included in the danger
area. West Sister Island, lone
known for its commercial fishing
fields, is in the center of the dan
ger zone.
A strip Of water along the lake
shore, approximately three mile.
Continued on Page 3, Col. y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Cleaning, $4,000; Street Lighting,
$1,000; Sidewalk Repair, $4,000;
Garbage Collection, $4,000; Mu-
scum, $3.50; Cemetery, $9,10O.
Maintenance and Repair Fund
distribution is planned as fol-
lows: Laborers $4,000; Materials,
$1,000; Cross Walks, $1,000. Bond
Retirement fund is set up for
$4,000.
Gas Tax Fund, with a total of
$25, 200 foreseen, is distributed as
follows: Laborers, $4,000; Traf-
fic Lights, $1,000; Materials, $4,-
600; Repair by contract, $4,000;
Tools, $4,000 and Miscellaneous,
$4,000.
The Waterworks Budget of $97,-
900 is to be distributed as fol-
lows: Office, $4,000; Supplies, $8.-
655; Filtration, S11 ,525; Pumping,
S14,950; Distribution, $15,775; Elk
tensions, $11,55O; Transfers, $19,-
500 and Contingencies, $10,745.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN Will FIGHT
LONGER AA FIRING SEASON In Lake
FRANCK NAMED
TO HEALTH BID.

"Cy" Franck, Oak Harbor, Mon
day night was elected as a new
member of the Ottawa County
Board of Health at the annual
meeting of the Advisory Council
of Mayors and chairmen of Town
ship Trustees, held in the county
courthouse.
Mr.. Franck will succeed DR..
Gaillard Willett, Elmore, who has
served continuously since 1912
when he was named to complete
the uneXpired term of his late
father, DR.. R. A. Willett, follow
ing his death. DR.. R. A. Willett
had served since 1920, and was
one of the original members of
the county board of health.
Edward Kaspar, Bay Township,
presided at the meeting. Annual
report of the Ottawa County
Board of Health was presented.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Sims To Serve
AS Group Leader

Supt. D. D. Sims, Port Clinton,
will serve as a group secretary
Saturday, March IA, when the 18th
annual Heidelberg Educational
Conference for tie ach hers and
school executives of northern Ohio
will be held in Tiffin.
Theme for the meeting will be
"The Emerging Curriculum in the
Public Schools" DR.. Herold c.
Hunt, general superintendent of
Chicago schools and past president
of the American Association of
School Administrators, will open
the program with an address on
Building an Educational Philos.
ophy"
DR.. Claude V. Courier, general
superintendent of the Cincinnati
Schools, will discuss Education
for Freedom" during the lunch
con session.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
New Zealand Beef
Sale Opens Today

There probably will be traf-
fic jam in the vicinity of Kosa's
Market, Bay Shore Road, Danbury,
this Friday and Saturday, as
butcher John Rosa will hold a
special sale of New Zealand Beef
at extremely low prices.
Kosas Market is two houses
east of Zeller's Beach along see
mic Bay Shore Road. Mr.. Kosa has
announced that no phone orders
can be accepted during this Spe-
cial sale.
T-Bone Steaks are being adver-
tised for As cents a pound while
boiling beef will be sold at two
pounds for Is cents and hamburg
er at q cents per pound.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Date for the international event
which will be observed this year
as part of Ohio's Sesquicenten-
nial, will be Sunday, June 81. 1t
will be held on the spacious
platform steps of Perry'S Victory
Memorial with hundreds of Cana
dian and American Legionnaires
participating.
Jack Sears, Jr., Toledo, COM
mander of the First District, and
committee of the Canadian Le-
gion will be in charge of arrange
ments which will be coordinated
through Robert Dodge, comman-
der of the Put-in-Bay American
Legion Post.
The International Peace Me-
mortal ceremonies will be the
third big American Legion pro
gram in Ottawa County during the
early summer.
Elmore's American Legion Post
will be host for the First District
spring conference to be held in
April, with all Ottawa County
Posts assisting.
On Saturday, June 20, the day
before the International Peace
event, the First District summer
convention will also be held at
Put-in-Bay for Legionnaires and
Auxiliary members.
Thousands of visitors witnessed
the original International Peace
Memorial ceremonies when it was
held in June, 1850, at the nearby
island. Paul Lockwood, Oak Har-
Dor, former district First Vice
Commander of the Legion, was in
charge of the original event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
LOCAL SPEECH
STUDENTS WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP

Port Clinton High School speech
students, coached by Boyd Mar
tin, successfully defended their
Northern Ohio High School
Speech League tournament cham
pionship Saturday VIII en- they
overwhelmed all competition to
win the Class B title again at
Bowling Green State University.
Port Clinton students won five
out of six possible first places in
the tournament and also took
three second place awards.
Winners, who were awarded sill
yer keys, are eligible to represent
the district in the state finals to
be held March 20-21 at Ohio State
University in Columbus.
Both Port Clinton debate teams,
affirmative and negative, won dis
trict championships over Convoy
Union debaters, who will serve as
alternates. Members of the Red
skin debate squad are Ruth Rof-
kar, Fred Schneider, Harry Chat
fin and Max Fischer.
Other local first place winners
were Martha Finefrock in dra-
matte defamation; Shirley Rid
die in original oratory; Fred
Schneider in extempore speaking,
and Norma Burning in oratorical
defamation.
Carol Quisno, Port Clinton, was
named alternate in the humorous
defamation contest behind Rod
ney Brown of New London.
Joan Vargo made it a clean
sweep for Port Clinton in the
Oratorical Defamation tests when
she finished second to Norma
Burning.
Other alternates included Fran
ces Sylvester, New London, in
original oratory; Patricia Rich
ards, New London, in dramatic
defamation, and Lloyd Etzler,
Convoy-Union, in mpor e
speaking.
Also winning high honors at
Bowling Green were Paul Moon,
third in humorous defamation;
Sally Dewitt, third in original
oratory, and Tom Slaught e r
fourth in extempore speaking.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
Four Fined On
Drunken Charge

Four men were arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick on
charges of being drunk and dis
orderly over the weekend, and
their cases were heard in Justice
Frank Karshner's court in Genoa.
Harry Estlack, Genoa, was fined
$50 and costs. Fred Long, Willow
Beach, was fined $40 and costs.
Wilbur Rider, Rt. 8, Oak Harbor,
and John Brown, Elliston, were
to appear in Karshner's court la
ter this week.