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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
MATE FOR STORK

DENVER tR-''Doc' stork. the
only one q his long -slsmmsd spe.
eies 81 Denver's City Para ZOO, Is
going 10 get q mate.
Flitingly enough, she win be
paid for By he owner q a ma.
ternity clothing shop. Stanley A.
Levy. A female ssoFk WIN Be I'm.
ported from Europe NEXT spring
as ''Doe's'' spouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

FURNISHED Apis. 5000 20 5000
per month. Rooms. 500 10 $40 90
per week. ali william. sept23 etx
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ONE BEDROOM small modern
house. tile bath with shower. tile
kitchen. Suitable for two adults,
Cali 2.sT3l. sept2l-stx
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Car For Mccarthy

HOUSTON R-The head q q
Houston printing firm he's started
q campaign % raise money Cor
purchase az 90 automobile as q
wedding Gin 10 Us. Sen. Joseph
n. Mccarthy (R.wlsl.
Z. N. Blggers said he hopes q
present the autemoblls 10 the sen.
ator n time for TIE Sept. ~ wed.
ding tn Washington. Mccarthy IL d
marry Miss Jean Kerr, former
member Of bis staff.
biggers said contributions d
from 81 10 tioo are being accepted
from Texans swho approve and
appreciate me fine WORK beina
done By Sen. Mccarthy.
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED RTATEs DEpkRfatkT
land nkEzdh 4 I: rnvREAg =. OF
TON -, DC nLM eIaa70. N0TfcF.
I. hereby given that WILLIAM N
MILLER, 81 7fE elnonton sfrsss
AeY West, FioFiaa. has applied, I'M
ser the Act 81 ConRreas approves
nscsmhsr a.. lsta tss stat 1883:
~ Use Sc. ieea), 20 purchase
Tsils6ass.ss.. .Trian,s.sl r,d ~ q 2,
talnlag sSts sssss elaimIns us sss
color % TStls All psssens clam.
~ the land adversely will be al.
lowed untii the expiration Of air
weeks from the fret publication N
thta notice withln witch 10 fils
n this offiee their objections 20 ths
l.euanee 81 . patsnt under the
atoresata application. eopy % obs
lsetiens 20 Pc served on the april.
81 ! ,osai ssia. "s - sssss spp Rla.n.
ARD J. MCCORMICK, Acting ne.
Gtenal Administrator. Hewion vi
-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOTlcm 10 ArpnAm
THE stats or FIoRfDA TO,
anna ~ HARNIsu. ice 90. wee.
street Carlisle, penhaylvanla
Take notice that a suit tor aIvorcs
has been brought against yea ID
TIE Circuit Court % the Slxteenth
Judicial Circuit, In and -fer Monroe
genntfi fieftda. entitiea George A
ssah. asfsnaaat. In cAanssry Ne
Yea are hereby FsqulFsd 10 fn.
year Appearance and answer win
the Clerk % said Court ana serve I
copy % sane 90 Davis. kirach
hrown a uoFman, csc sweet Build
linG, Fort tsauderaale. Florida. aoli.
ellera toe plaintiff, on October isth
Herein fan not or = decree pr,
eonfssso VIII be entered against
WITNESS my hand ana seal O
aaid Court mt KEY West. FloFiaa
this sth day % september. Ap
tsesD EARL n AnAMs
Clerk % said Circuit Coar
\ NJ (sal Fiorencs E sawyer
neputy CLERK
DAVIS. KiRscH. BROWN q COR
Solicitors Coz Plaintiff
csc sweet fSuliainG,
FoFt Laaderaais. RloFiaa.
eepts.ie-tt-se.fee'
CALI FOm BIDS
sealed biaa vii be recetvea b
the city Commission 81 TIE City .
KEY West, Florida, % the CT,
s,s o 20 !. e,'S zee Hs ki Ss ws:'
! October 8, itss. such bida 90 b
opened al q regular meeting Of sal
city cummimslon 20 be held 81 sal
time and place AZ the Cemmisslol
Chamber IN the City Hall. ke
West floriaa. fer the fufniahinl
Of the ieliowln9 ssrNissa matsria
and sauipmsnti
Ne. t-Faur.way traffic sl9nais.
No. a-Cah. chassis ana lead
packer body Ger refuse
collection
No. a-Ttres ana TIRE Repairs
Nc. a-RAttertea
Ne. t-Unif0rms fer police ana
ftFe department.
Ne. e-fltuminoua binder fer
street aurfaeiaa
No. pea Foek
III Ne. a-Wtra femea
III The Npecificnttonn 81 the SAT
services. material ana equipman
may be ohtalned ~ the office 6
/ the City Manager.
zach proposal for furnishing aerv
ieea. material ara sauipment mus
es s st Z . ssalse snvsioss =.
ne item fss wSieA ne prSsesal
nalnm made.
Ths ala Clty Commission reserve
the Fight GO reject any ana ali ed
or e waive Informally IN any 81
. % proposal
Dated az KEY Weat. Florida. fhl
D ~ aav 90 September, A % 1858.
d VICTOR tONE.
...m city earl
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DESIRE position. Have experience
In public relations. Shorthand.
tipping. filing. phone operator. and
sales work. Age n. WIN accept
full or part time position. Phone
2-22ss. sept25 81
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N0TICg ~ PUBLICATION
TO. sarma a. hFoWn.
Hfia Lowell street,
Nafh3i kamKaM
YOg ARE HEmEBY ORDERED
and HEQL IRED 60 serve q copy -
yeur Answer - the CesuFiaiat Ter
bixorxa On the flaintiffs Solicitor.
ana tie tha Qriminal AnaWsf IN ths
office % the NteTk 81 the Nlreall
C8uFt ca o. befors th4 1@th eay -
0et0beF. Al 1853. ~ tie ahoNs
antttisa cauaa. otherwise TIE alieNa-
tioaa theFeln eantainsd vii bs tak ).
en IS confessed.
DONE ana ORDERED % Key
West MonFoe CountY. Ftoriaa, tbs
agna day % aepfsmbeF. ~ 1888
gsealb EARL n ADAMS.
Clerk
Hys kashiesn Ncttaae.
Deputy Clerk.
faal ]. Y. Porter, W.
Piainfiffa Solicitor
afa Fleming street..
KEY west FLORIDA
ssptfa-sesoetT-iaiss'
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2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Uuli.
ties included. $1,000 monthly. 1000
Catherine. Phone 2.27s9. sept22 -9tx
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TWO BEDROOM upstairs apart.
meui. All electric kitchen and
tie bath. eaT william Street.
septz3.tf
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MODERN z bedroom apt Utilities
furnished. Phone assn or 2-32l0
sept23.tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

MODERN EFFICIENCY. LINENS
AND UTILITIES FURNISHED.
S7o.oe w HkLY. l17s SEMINARY
ST. sept22 IT
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departments For Rent
NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. al SimOnton. septl-d
FURNISHED apartments . rooms
and bath. maid and janitoF ser.
vice, Utilities furnished. Coral no
Del Apartments. 3i2 simonton 81.
septi.tf
ONE bedroOm, al electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens. dishes fur.
aisAs6. n and , Mossl. iosl Eaton.
septi.tf
APARTMENTS opsu Cor your m
specsion. Furnished or unfuFnlsh.
ed Royal Palms Apartments. ist
Street ana Patterson ave.
BEDROOM apss. Furnished. Al
Utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
sis Windsor Lane. septl-u
ROOMS and apis. Cor rent. Very
reasonable rates. Seashell No.
eel. corner South and Williams Sss.
septi.d
APARTMENTS ana sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY day,
week or montA. stuts Hotel. Apis
Alo Fleming. septi-tf
ONE furnished apt. Reasonable
rate. 5000. plus utilities. Apply
ii27 Packer 81. sept2i ~
MODERN EFFICIENCY. LINENS
AND UTILITIES FURNISHED.
s7o.oe WEEKLY. i17s SEMINARY
SL sept22-st
2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Utli.
ties included. 5000 monthly. 1000
Catherine. Phone 2'27ss. sept22-stx
COMPLETELY furn. , bedroom
apt. Low summer rates. Private
beach. Corner South and Eliza.
beth Streets. Phone 2.2S29.
| sept22 d
FURNISHED one bedroom apt.
Turn left on LIST paved road, Bis
Coppitt Key. Apply pink stuceo
Duplex. sept22 81
ONE BEDROOM furnished apt,
| VIII suitcase 10 Navy couple
three months. Oct. thru Dec. Phone
23Ooa. sept224t1
i.BEDRM. APT. furnished. YeaI
round rent. $500 month. Apply
downstairs. apt. on right. S24 Ross
Lane. opp. Pc. sept2S-2s,
FURNISHED Apis. 5000 70 SO. o
per month. Rooms. 500 20 soc
per week. ali william. sept2seti
MODERN 2 bedroom APT. Utilitie.
furnished. Phone ASSN or 2-32lo
sept2s.t
FURNISHED Apt. Business maj
OF couple. excellent beds hmiies
cooking facilities. 5000 per month
Phone 2-2sss. sept23.it,
: TWO BEDROOM upstairs apart
meni. All electric kitchen en-
tie bath. eaT william Street.
sept73.t
UNFINISHED AT. 5000 monthly
including utilities. Year 'rounl
rental. Small child welcome. 1000
Margaret ST. sept23-2
The Citizen: Your Friendl,
. Iu..s..n Ta,..r., Nn,aannr.a.I
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A public Hsarlnw viii be held by
the CITY Planning Comnmt~Ninn 81
the CITY OF kwy West. FLORIDA, or
October 8, ~ 30 pm. ~ the cts
Hall. for the failuwinK purpose
Resoning 81 tses NtrRtnia street
"a neaidanre 60 Go permit the
Opening ~ a coffee shop BY MF.
Aubrey lee.
naptas 1888
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NAtAa = - WIN
Per sale 81 puhiic auetion 90 fhe
highest bidder. the below listed
storage lota same belnN sold e.
satisfy storage and n1isceilane9us
chAfwWN These lots consist 81
hsuaeheid goods andfor usFsoual e.
fscta and viii be sold ~ ths tndi'
yiauai lst intMet Lots wtll not BE-
broken inta Individual 81 separate
items sale "a be held Thuraday, oet
Iga, 1858 between legal hours ~ sale
namely 10 an. 20 Z pm. ~ ths
warehouse Of suddath % south
Ftorida. Incorporated. Second ard
staples Avenue. ksy wwat. FloFiaa
Robert Kelly. lot aat. consist.
tna % 70 miscellaneous cartons
uaknawn 3. AbeFnatha. iot as.
consisting of several caFtons.
baFrsla. and sports equipment.
~ Manka. lot 7ag. eonsistinE 81
tee crates A. q FFtbhlN, Tot
tsaa. consisting ~ kitchen, liv-
las room and two bedrooms %
furniture ~ Ryan. iet f7oa, eon-
etstlnn ~ chairs. chests, bed,
eoneh. high chair, toys, barrels
@M@ - 80 a. a eaHl
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FOR buying or selling any kind
a Key Vest Property. contact
Paul Boysen 626 FLEMING Street
Established 1914 aueso s0tx
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TwO-BEDROOM CHS TAO nth
81. corner Of FlagleF. Reason
able. ScptS n
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WANTED: You 70 attend Enehilado
supper az 81. Psul's Church
Grounds, Monday. Sept. q. 500 to
1000 Pm. Advance tickets. si.00.
sept21 90
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, SMALL Houses gwen away. 10 be
removed from land. johnson a
johnson. Sis Duval 81. 21S3i.
septic n
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Help Wanted

DELIVERY MAN. Must have drlv.
ers license and know city well.
Gulfstream Food Store, nos White
81. septz2 q
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LEGAL NOTICES

" Tmm CIRCUIT COURT 90 TwN
aGMTKENTu SGDtefAI C1mCAIT
o. TmE mTATE 0F FLORIDA.
IN GmANCEmNs
Gaas Na. ta~s@@
Ross Brown. a.
ptaEmfgff
va DGN 0mG q
NORMA n BR0wN.
uafenaMnt
wOaWNTw ~ @N@N raaw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

WANTED. Two stock and BAG
boys. Must be over high school
age. Apply In person. Fausto's
Food Palace. sept22. 81
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.2--APartments For Rent
CONTINUED


SMALL efficiency cottage. Couple
only. Utilities furnished. $500
weekly. 500 Simonton 81. Phone
2-23S3. sept2l 81
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CABIN for rent. One lady or
gentleman. All convenienees.
Reasonable. 9z2 Eaton st. Phone
2-12s2. sept2l n
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FURNISHED one bedroom apt.
Turn left on iSt paved road. Big
COppitt Key. Apply pink stuceo
Duplex. sept22 %
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COMPLETELY furn. one bedroom
cottage. Low summer rates.
Private beach. Corner South and
Elizabeth Streets. Phone 2-2s2s.
sept22 Il
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ONE BEDROOM furnished apt.
VIII suitcase 30 Navy couple
three months. Oct. thru Dec. Phone
2-300a. sept22 -4tx
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HEAD Bookkeeper. Must have q,
least 5 years experience. Apply
On person. Culfstream Food De-
partment Store, HOS White 81.
septz2.tI
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i-REDRM. APT. furnished. Year
round rent. $500 month. Apply
downstairs. apt on right, s2t Rose
Lane. opp. Pc. sept2S -2sx
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COMPLETELY furn. 2 bedroom
apt. Low summer rates. Private
beach. Corner South and Eliza.
beth Streets. Phone 2-2s29.
sept2z n
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
Night Of Magic
Set For MAY [

School children and their parents
from the Mt. Cory, Pandora and
BeaveSdam schools will be invited tc
join youngsters of Bluffton as guests
of the Bluffton Lions club and The
Bluffton News at "Night of Magic"
party to be held Friday evening,
May /, at Founders Hall, Bluffton
College.
R. L. Stephey and company, Ken
ton magician of wide reputation, will
stage the show which will be open
to all without admission charge.
Stephey is reported to have an un-
usual magic show with a special ap-
peal for children.
The community swimming pool will
benefit from the collection of a free
will offering during the show. All
proceeds of the collection will go to
the fund.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
Burcky Books
Rio Grande Cage
Team Next Winter

Bevo Francis, Rio Grande col
lege's sensational scoring wizard,
will play with his basketball
teammates against Bluffton COL
-lege on the Beavers court next
December Ii, it was announced
Monday by Coach A. c. Burcky,
Bluffton athletic director.
Last winter, the only appear
ance Bevo and Rio Grande made
in this area was against Findlay
college at Findlay.
With Rio Grande appearing on
the BIuffton college schedule next
December, athletic officials of
both schools envision a full-house
in the gigantic new Bluffton col
lege gymnasium. as thousands of
cage fans SWARM here to see in
action the Rio Grande star who
broke all known collegiate scor-
ing records during the past sea-
son.
In addition to carding Rio
Grande for the game here next
December, Bluffton also set a
date against the same team at
Rio Grande the following year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
800 To 500 Voice
Chorus To Sing
"Messiah" In May
Former Choral Society Mem.
bers, Others Invited To
Begin Rehearsals

The Bluffton Choral society, which
has not missed presenting "The Mes
siah" at least once every year since
1913, will begin rehearsals Tuesday,
April Ia, in Ramseyer chapel for the
golden anniVessary celebration, of the
organization May 81 in Founders
hall. IL
Professor RussellRA. Lantz, head
of the coflege's music department
who will conduct the choral group,
has issued an Invitation to all per-
sons who have ever sung with the
society since its Nunding in 1908, to
rejoin the group for the anniversary
presentation. Former conductors OF
the society will be invited to attend
and other vocalists in the Bluffton,
Pandora area, Berne, Ind, and com
munity choral groups Throughout
Northwestern Ohio, are being asked
to join voices in the oratorio.
Mrs. Pearl Bogart Mann, profes
sor of pianoforte at Bluffton college
will accompany the chorus as she
has been doing for every rendition
of "The Messiah" by the groul
since 1910. Professor Lantz has beer
the groups conductor for more thar
25 years.
The Choral society first met il
November of 1902 with Guy Latchay
as the conductor. This origina
group of 80 has grown to 200, and
is expected that this year the voice
of from 800 to 500 persons will b
blended in the presentation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09

instruction for beginners will be
a special activity of the Bluffton
Tennis club during the coming sea-
son, it was decided by the group at
it's annual organization meeting
Tuesday night.
In fostering a spread of local in
terest in tennis, each member of the
club will sponsor one young player
during the year, it was announced
by Sidney C. Stettler, newly elected
president of the group.
Other new officers include Robert
McCune, secretary-treasurer, and
Woodrow Little and Nate Ganger,
Bluffton representatives on the ex-
ecutive committee of the Western
Ohio Tennis league, in which Bluff,
ton is defending champion.
Stettler announced that some work
already has been done on the Bluff,
ton courts, in preparation for the
coming season. A match with Ohio
Northern meters early in April will
be the first competition of the year
for Bluffton players.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
NeU Fett SIaU Cutter Idea ArOuses
Interest Of Natl aluminium Ware Mfqr.

ties, he admits that if the product
goes on the nationwide market
things will begin to hum at the
Bluffton plant.
AT present a crew of three or four
men on a part-time basis keep up
with the demand for the Rapid Slaw
and Vegetable Cutter, as it is named.
The present output is put on the
market by approximately 15O iobbers
across the country.
The Bluffton cutters, which are sold
in sets of three pieces used for differ
ent purposes, are tops for quality on
today's market. Made of heavier
steel than most competitive cutters,
the local product has the advantage
of sharpening process not used by
cheaper makes. Edges of the slaw
cutting device are sharpened almost
to razor edge by a hammering pro-
cess. They retain their sharpness for
years.
Mr.. Fett is modest about the whole
business, and he will not tell you so,
but the Bluffton slaw cutter could
we'll be at the dawn of new era. But
as he cautions, the ways of women
are unpredictable and they may not
take to combination vegetable cutters
and baking dishes.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
Warm Weather Pattern Continues
Thru March; Rainfall Below Normal

Burkholder, the below normal
rainfall continued through March.
Precipitation totaled 2.65 inches,
SO of an inch below the normal
for March, and the snowfall of
81 inches was the lightest fall
for that month since 1916. The
normal snowfall for the third
month of the year in this area is
4.3 inches.
Burkholder's records show
drought conditions of last sum-
mer and fall have not been i'm
proved greatly by abundant rain
fall through the winter. In check
ing precipitation for the past 10
months, his records show the
Bluffton area to have received
only 20.04 inches or S.O2 inches
below normal for the period since
June / of last year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
Security Hinges
On KnOW-HOw And
Know-Why", Wenger

The American standard of living
and this country's security itself are
dependent upon the proper combina-
tion of industrial "know-how" and
scientific 'know-why," Fred Wenger,
Blufftonite who rose to the helm of
the largest air force laboratory in
the world at Wright Field, Dayton,
told members of the Bluffton Lions
club, Tuesday night.
Neither of the two factors in the
combination, know-how or know-why
are sufficient by themselves, Wenger
said, although he pointed out that it
has been only in comparatively re-
cent years that this country has pro-
duced men eminent in basic science
research.
He told the Lions there is a COM
mon misconception that the atom
bomb, and television are science.
Actually they are really the appli-
cations of basic science to industrial
know-how. The know why for both
of these applications were developed
elsewhere than in the u. S.
Wenger warned that improvements
in the standard of living are not
automatic and that know-how and
know-why are not sufficient alone to
do the job-it requires free, re-
lentless, skilled people working to-
gether with the incentives of free
dom of enterprise.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09

A new twist to that old reliable aid
to culinary chores, the slaw cutter,
may bring about a rejuvenation of
one of Bluffton's oldest industries.
The new wrinkle, which conceivably
can triple or multiply the present out
put of the Bluffton Slaw Cutter
company by even larger figures, is an
idea of Clair Fett, operating partner
in the firm. 1t includes a small
change in the design of the cutters
manufactured here since 1915, which
would fit them over the top of an
aluminium or glass baking dish for
the housewives convenience. For ex-
ample she could slice escalloped
potatoes into the baking dish, shred
onion or CRATE cheese over the top
for a casserole without dirtying an
extra dish in the preparation.
Because the entire receptical can be
held with the handle of the slaw cut
ter, it leaves the other hand free to
cut or CRATE vegetables with ease.
The Fett idea was conceived some
time ago, and last November the head
of the local concern called upon sew
eral manufacturers of glass and
aluminium ceoking ware to see if they
might be interested in marketing the
new pfoduct in conjunction with theil
own,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09
First Fish Arrive
At Buckeye AS
Derby Approaches
FIRST FISH

L IhSI IoTh #W
Two loads Of walleyes and pickerel
tipping the scales at 1,500 pounds
were released in Buckeye quarry Mon
day and Tuesday nights and another
load was expected to be shipped from
Sandusky Bay Wednesday as the
Community Sportsmer's Club prepar-
ed for the opening of the Trout Der
by April 10.
Members of the local club watched
with eyes popping as the larger fish
were selected for prize tagging. One
giant, selected to carry special
award, weighed nine pounds. Num-
erous others went over the five
pound mark.
On Thursday of next week a load of
rainbow trout will be released in the
quarry waters. One hundred of these
game fish will be tagged and the
prizes they will carry are listed or
the prize folder recently published
by the club.
The fish are hauled by Myrd Wat
kins of Conner in a special rig which
permits a continuous flow of air
through the tanks to keep the fish in
good condition. All were hale, hearty
and happy when they were placed in
their new home this week.
Local sportsmen are urged to pur-
chase their derby permits at once in
order to build up the stocking fund.
A work night has been scheduled for
this Friday night at the Buckeye at
S p. m. Members will bring tools to
work on park preparations.
Meanwhile Buckeye quarry is closed
now for fishing until Derby Day,
April 10.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-09

high school commencement week
activity, opening on Sunday, May IT,
with baccalaureate services in the
high school gym. The baccalaureate
speaker viii be Rev. Leonard w. Nc
Intire, pastor of the Presbyterian
church.
A graduate of Bluffton High in
1882, Smucker also attended Bluffton
college, where he received his degree
in 1886. During his high school career
here, Smucker was a leader in schol-
astic and extra-curricular activity. In
his senior year he was member of
the Bluffton High debate team which
won the state championship.
Following his graduation from
Bluffton college, Smucker took ad-
ditional work at Yale University,
where he won the Downes and Mer-
sick prizes. Between two years at
Yale, he served as director of Yale
Industrial Research at the Ford Motor
Co. in Dearborn, Mich.
In addition to the graduate work
at Yale, Smucker has studied at Ober-
lin, Princeton and Chicago.
For two years, Smucker was ex-
ecutive secretary of the Kansas In
stitute of International Relations.
held on the campus of Bethel college,