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Evening star., 1953-09-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. }

FLOOR SANDING, fin.; New, re SO.
guar M o'0 C. Il 1. HI HiNsoN, SO Ii. 3.7s9s.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, reas.
prices. Terms. Work guaranteed. L.
D. HAWKINS. On. 1874. -12
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING
work guar: exper. mech; free esti-
mates; average rm., SIS. co. $3.50.
FURNITURE FINISHING and re-
anteed workmanship. GEORGE
TOWN FURNITURE & FINISHING
CO. .3344 NJ st. NV. rear. NO.
GENERAL CoNTRAcTNG-special.
izing in rec. rm. and complete n.
service. Estimates cheerfully given.
Call LU. 4-7346 between 6-s pm.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas-
tering, carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no job too small
PRINTZ, Ii. 4-l511. -
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS
Painting, papering, carpentry, new
addits.; SO mos. to pay. 10. S-2459.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, painting.
repairs. carpentry, roofing and wa;
sny sfrprHGns fms. RAJ tFes ss6s ssilmSes' So ssos
FAINTER, a ri s: first class, needs work:
interior, exterior speciality; have
own equipment; work by hour or
contract; work guaranteed. 10.
PAINTING S1SIISSi CoNTRACToR-commer-
cial and residential: satisfactory rs
yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE, RIA. 6-91O3.
PAINTING: exterior; 1st-class work.
materials; do own work; = brothers;
white; refs. ia. 2-l731., l., -l3
Free estimates. DE. 1884. --13
PAINTING. interior; 80 years salts
fled customers. Do, my own work.
Frss Fssss sstimsss nfsss 6 Can Dm HoSERT El6 so'
AND DECORATING, in;
terror and exterior; quality work and
free est. Call any time, JU. S-3022.
PAINTING - Interior and exteriori
4HossoN Est1clsss NOrs Rr Free 7ss$S estimates Mr.
PAINTING; interior and exterior, also
large. For free est, cali Lo. 4-6ol45.
PAINTING. wall scrapinE, .plasterinE;
reasonable rates free estimates; 20.
- Beautify and preserve
your home by painting in time; Best
diate attention. All Jobs guaranteed.
RA. 3-00S4. Ia
PAINTING, exterior and interior;
roofing and repairing Of all types;
exper. white mechanic; free esti-
mates. Call any time, 10. S-76l7.
PAINTING. PAPERING - First-class
workmanship; work done imme-
diately. MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643.
Is"
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
commercial and residential; wall
paper removing. No drinking; honest
work. AID. 4-6325. -15
PAINTING. PAPERlNG, interior, ex-
terror. For reasonable estimate, call
JU. 9-4771, or JU. 5-42l9. -22
PAINTING, exterior, interior: white
mechanics; reas. prices. J. K. HER
ZIG. JU 5-5467. Ia
PAINTING. paper hanging general re-
pairs: white mechanics; prompt
Serv. MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 1928.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. CAN
A DOMINICK. JA. 2-6S3Q, any day
after < p.m.. all day Sunday.
PAINTLNG-S12 average room: week.
end jobs a speciality: also plasterinE.
AID. 2-1S31. Please call after 6 pm.
lis
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 40 bass; like new. used
ADDING MACHINE-Burrourhs i,sk
model, $50. Al condition. Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRAI, TYPEWRITER Co. 20l9
ak F'N NcoNbfTioNfRs 81 pTo AH S-9l21 5.tin self.
water valves, wates- s-cooled Tecumseh
compressor. Can be used either for
commercial or residential installa-
tion. Rather than garry over to
ee est At yesF ssCS We Ens Sesred TO viii faGr- ar
range Installation by subcontractor
at our cost. Call HU. 3-4277. la
AIR CONDITIONER. 3-ton for base
ment. installation; will go to 7-ton
by changing motor, $500. WE; 81
AIR 'ctoNDITIoNERs t2,, used; y
@ fer u II. 3-5sooo. Ext: 7os s.! stssr
AfiAPB%&s;rER &; VASE, So: beds ss:
reau, S25: rugs, SIT; lamps, 81;
fireplace. S25; ironer, $50; tables,
2l 3x7 runners, domes-
cooker; wardrobe: beau. pictures;
army cots; new dehumidif1er. ia.
pine grandfather's
clock, lazy Susan table, 6 plank
bottom chairs. Baltimore sink, COM
mode. rare French canopy bed, wal
nut Victorian credenZa, pineapple
Empire vanity. overlay hanging lamp.
cradle. pine shelf lamps, other ar.
ticles. Phone XII 9-4s2s. Ia
Dresden cups. portable washing
machinss leather luggage. misc.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SALESMAN
SEALTEST

Splendid opportunity for
aggressive, imaginative, alert
man to sell and merchandise
eealtest dairy products. Sal
ary, bonus. car allowance and
opportunity to advance. Ap-
plicants will be Thoroughly
screened and aptitude tested.
Write age, experience. eduea-
tion and phone number. BOX
S6l-R, Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HELP-MEN
statesmen

-oeal organization, outstanding In it's
field, has opening for 2 statesmen,
to work within the Metropolitan
at our expense. plus q salary while
learning and with the proper ability.
your earnings can be as high as
$4,000 q yr., or better. New car
furnished. Write, give age, sales
eXper, to BOX AIT Star Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HELP-WokEN
STENOGRAPHER

25 to 80. with industry (no Govern
menO experience, for manufac-
turer'S ofhce; must be capable and
adaptable, with an excellent per-
Sonality Box 382-R Star 13s
Evening star., 1953-09-12
STENOGRAPHER

between 25 and 80;
group decentralization; air-condi-
toned office: 6-day week; salary.
SOS per week to start.
SHAPIRO, INC.
911 18th st. NV. ME. s-1717
Evening star., 1953-09-12
hELP-WoMEN

GIRL SCOUT EXECUTIVE POSI-
TI0NS open throughout country for
women with bachelors degrees:
sroup leadership and camp stan
exper.; both recent college graduates
and exper. women. Call MA. S-0922
HAIR STYLIsTs. male and female.
and 9 manicurist; 5-day wk,. hrs,
ST. NV. MICHEL'S HAIR DEPT.
for medium sized
hotel; must have experience; good
salary and full maintenance; I'M
reply please give telephone number.
Box 4SQ-K Star. -13
HOUSEKEEPER. middleaged, who can
run household for father and two
bright motherlesS boys. ages 10 and
s. and give supervision and atten-
tion to normal living conditions in
a nice home in attractive and de-
sirable northwest section near Chevy
Chase Circle. Heavy housework
now performed by day worker Give
references and full details of ex-
perience and abilities. Box 399-R,
Star. 13s
HELP-Markers and shirt
operators for four-girl shirt unit;
good pay and pleasant surroundings.
Apply THE GREYSTONE LAUNDRY.
2216 9th st. NV. Ia
MAID. colored. for women's apparel
shop; exper. and ref. desired; excel
salary. Apply 4th-floor ONCE.
PASTERNAK
Evening star., 1953-09-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES after
Sept 16.; Olds. 80: desire passenger
to share driving. no charge for ride;
refs. reuUired. Box 377-R, Star. 13"
U. OF MIAMI STUDENT wants ride
Sept. Is. or sooner, vic. Miami or
Coral Gables. Fla. OIL. 4-5690. ia
WANTED share driving to
Seattle, leaving Sept Is. Call OR.
3-2oQS AZ u m Refs
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no EIt1Vhh
1919 Conn. Ave.

and pedicurist; only
experienced need apply. Call ME.
LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN, white, experienced, to work
in doctors once; fun or part time.
Ii. 3-0773, Monday. --13
Crosstown buses: 1880 hour week;
days; good salary. Box 144-M,
NURSE. for once, white, registered:
2 to s pm, days q week. RA.
NURSE IRsi E-MAIbMLive "a DM VEIN. IN. child care
and Ink; 1st-n. rm. and bath:
good salary; .exper. and reference
required. OF. 4-933a. -13
Evening star., 1953-09-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA 7.71S6.
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free: all work fully suaran-
teed: no money down, 36 months
to pay. SFCO SALES, JU. 5000.
day or night.
ADDITIONS, roof repairs. asbestos
and brick siding, suffering. recrea-
ing. concrete work. general home i'm
provements. Estimates cheerfully
given. Terms. A. L. A. CO.. LA.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches,
attics, carpentry. Call 10. 4-6577,
HA C-SnS6 is
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ADDITIONS

remodeling, recreation
rms, porch Enclosures. garages, ce-
ment work and home Improvements,
minor, repair our spscialty, Of
ATTICS FINISHED. dormer windows.
porches incloSed. recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
Dental. SO months to pay. UN
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire-
places spscse1 ie1mqsyoN PXyNxa xss y6 demGdfaa4 siaa4
BRICK MASONS, INC:-AlI types Of
brick work; no Job too small. Ju.
BRICK sT2' woRK-Call TONY for brick
and block work. No, jop 200 large
or small. Free estimates. Lu. 2-G6l9.
CARPENTER-Repairs. old and new
work, rec. rms anythinE; MR; Nh;
CARPENTER: small Jobs specially;
fences; remodelins; painting. After
= 6. MR; NJ sc GRAW, ~: S.Sg@4 oa.l,n. AID
tial MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 6-a7O3.
and repairs. JE. 4-1763. -15
cementing. plastering
and painting ;oogSh Light hauling; Tsas'
rates. HA, O-ZU1A, Id
repairs, remodeling,
painting: white mechanic. Call eyes,
c CARPENTRY-Rec. rooms, additions
attics finished; genl. repairs. HAINES
& PUTNAM. RA. 3-5bl6, WA.
remodelinH. repairs,
cabinet work. general CONTRACTING.
JU. S-4736. Is
WANTS WORK. 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
TYPIST-CLERK

Personnel office. to help maintain
personnel records and prepare per-
sonnel statistics and reports. Typing
r con ny 70 So r.py Give edScSten WseR
experience and age. Box 407-T
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BUSINESS SERVICES

TYPING-DUPLICATING-Patents. re-
ports. forms, letters; downtown.
STENO, Room 8, l4O1 K st. NV:
III
ENGINEERING DRAFTING. all types.
Electro mechanical a specially. EDCO
ENG. CO.. ewes, LU. 1850. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
LIKE PEOPLE?
Arthur Murray

Has positions open for several young
ladies with college background, neat
appearance and pleasing person.
ality. If you are interested in
Joining the star OF one Of our foui I
and particularly enjoy working with
people this will be the answer to
the change you have been thinking
about. Income above average with
excellent opportunities OF moving to
interviewing and supervisory posi-
Alexapdr Arlington, silver Spring
and Washington studios. Apply in
person to Mr.. CokinoS at the
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO. 1106
Conn. ave-. Washington, 2 to 4 and
Evening star., 1953-09-12

NEW SMALL HOME. Some
one interested in q nice po-
sition with good family.
Convenient to New York.
Transportation arranged. Write
MRS. M. ooLDsTEIN,
613 Sales Rd., Union, N. J.
Evening star., 1953-09-12


shorthand $3.50 wp.p. Telephone
MA. s-l74s. MR.. DIXON. --17
NURSE, practical. experienced. de-
sires case or child care. days.
Call Ii. 6-7907, till . pm.
practical: excel. reference;
hospital trained: wish convalescence
o1TS sIsfS NuRsfN@22periene 9 cotsS
do not smoke or drink; 8 or 10
hours. LA. 6-2936. after 8 pm. 10"
NURSE, good ref; day
work preferred. RA. 3-05S6. Ia
ton, daytime work. Ii. $3.50.
MRS. BALDWIN. Ia
colored, wants Job. Ex-
perienced in selling. fitting, design
ing women's clothes. DE. 2-2353.
legal, experienced.
competent: available tmmedtotely.
RA. 3-6446. 15s
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BOOKKEEPER

MGR. 1000 operation part
OF diversified general ONCE
duties with established Real
Estate Property Manasement
Co.. air conditioned once.
Must be dependable. ener-
Ketic woman. not over 40.
Apply in person, HERBERT
HARVEY. INC. 912 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Ladies', white. pleasing personalities. to
conduct home demonstrations. Your
own hours; experience unnecessary;
playing our plastics on your book
ing of parties. MRS. FREY. HO.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
YOUNG MAN

20 to 80: interesting work with ma
tional publisher calling on Govt.
agencies in wash. and VIC: 6-dsy
wk.. vacation with pay: auto nee: !:
good starting salary plus expenses.
Boy 3l4 T Star liz
Evening star., 1953-09-12
YOUNG MAN

1OO1NN xMk1I
We can now offer an opportunity to 4
personable young man. Must be
neat. intelligent and willing worker.
We are the largest wholesale frozen
food distributor in Washington.
Your starting salary will be $50 per
week. Position permanent with ex-
cellent opportunity for Advancement.
Ask MR. EACHO, 415 10th st. s.w..
bet. 8 am. and IL noon. Ia
MEN. white; to work in
warehouse. assemble orders. ETC.: D.
day wk Opportunity for promotion.
Apply CAPITAL CIGAR d TOBACCO
Y0UNG IN MENes4 NS to s5, for perma-
nent positions as route men with
long established wholesale MAGAZINE
distributor. No selling experience
necessary. D. c. permit necessary.
Good pay while learning with reg
ular increases: excellent opportunity
for advancement. disqualification,
life insurance, vacation with. pay,
bonus and other benefits. Apply Mr..
williams, THE DISTRICT NEWS
COMPANY, 22l6 9th st NV. --l3
Evening star., 1953-09-12
PARKLAWN
1160 ROCKVILLE PIKE
ROCKVILLE, MD.

statesmen, real estate. for old, well
necessary. we will train you: listing
and advertising program. liberal
sRFTY sGmR!ESlOP REAL4Y AgPly Co. MI ss, TG0ss ss
SECRETARY, must be graduate in
English and secretarial ,college; 3D.
hour week; starting salary, $4.400
per year Reply stating st,,, age skSp sxpe5-
sERv.. STA. ASST. MGR. white, age
25-40. Only well-experienced man
with local ref. need apply: Sal, SS5
wk. plus commissions and vacation.
BI34ARRoN's sUNoco SERVICE STA
SERVICE STATION Attendant,
experienced. white, over 21; must
furnish refs. $3.50 Conn. ave,
sSRSTCS cRsXy CHASE sTAG1o1 0L $500; aTr;ENDaSr
Experienced: hours. 4 pm. to IL
Mondays on; salary and commits
sion on sales; reference required.
Apply at MEYERS sUNoCo sERv-
ICE. 2l25 l4th st. NV; Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT;
Apply FERG1soN's ESQ SERVICE
rd.. Hyattsviile, HE. 4-4sOO. -I5
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper., D. C. drivers permit: good
salary. Apply JOHNNY'S TExACo
SERVICE STATION. Goth and NJ Y.
ave NV. No phone calls. Ia
STATION ATTENDANTS,
large ESQ station; good deal for
right men; experienced only. Apply
LEE PERSHING ESSO, 1900 N.
Pershing dr.. Arlington. -13
SERVICE STATION ATENDANT-6-
day week; over 1S. Apply 541o, Ga.
VICE STATION Attendant.
exper. only. some mechanical ex-
per necessary. local refs. and driv-
er's permit Between 25 and 40. Ap-
ply in person. TEXACO STATION.
1925 Conn. ave. NV. --l6
SERVICE STATION SALESMEN-I
Aged 90 to So. Good opportunity
for energetic men to secure perma-
nent positions. Employe benefits
Salary and bonus after 30-dayl
training period, approx. S305 per
mo. Apply in person only. SUN
OIL CO., 1910 Conn. ave. NV. and
3341 Benning rd. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper., reliable. CHANEY'S GARAGE,
Cn1laoa park Ad H-OrIn
Evening star., 1953-09-12
OFFICE CLERK

With some accounting experience for
3-month position, 20-35 preferred.
Apulv WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
OFFICE. Woodlev rd. at seth st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12

proceed from the church to the
northwest corner of the partially
constructed Parish Hall for the
cornerstone laying service.
Carved on the front of the large
cornerstone facing Adams Street
will be the inscription: est JOHN
LUTHERAN PARISH HALL-1953.
The scriptural inscription on the
side facing Second Street will
read: "The fear of the Lord is the
beginning of wisdom" = Psalm
111:10. The sealed copper container
inside the cornerstone will contain
the following: A Holy Bible, Sun
day School Hymnal, Catechism, a
roster of the 600 Sunday School
pupils and staff, local newspapers
of September 26, 1852 and Decem-
ber 26, 1852, with architects
sketch of new building and pic
ture of the ground breaking cere-
mony of December 81, 1852, also
a copy of this weeks Lutheran
Standard.
The special trowel used by Pas
Continued Page 2, Col. -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
Gordon Named To
VIEW. District Pos

Three Ottawa County residents
were elected district officers when
the 9th Ohio district VIEW. en-
campment was held Sunday in
LOrain.
Virgil Gordon, Port Clinton, wa;
elected junior vice commander OF
the district, while Ralph Spauld
ing, Clay Center, was named chap
lain.
Mrs. June Opfer, Clay Center
was elected conductress of the dis
trict V. F. w. Auxiliary. Mrs
Veronica Keller, Fremont, is the
new district Auxiliary president
and Lloyd Bowersock, Sandusky
is the new commander of the dis
trict.
Delegates attending from the
Marblehead VIEW. Post we're Emf
Batcha and Steve Millie while Mrs
Mary A. Lucas and Mrs. Mary H
Lucas represented the Marbleheat
VIEW. Auxiliary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
CORNERSTONE LAYING PLANNED
SUNDAY MORNING AT ST. JOHNS

Forty years after the cornerstone
laying of the present church edi-
flee, St. John Lutheran Congrega-
tion next Sunday will lay the cor
nerstone of the new 100000 Par
iSh Hall at the 1920 AM. service.
DR.. Norman A. Menter, presi-
dent of the Michigan District of
the American Lutheran Church,
will be the festive speaker, Pastor
John Braun will serve as liturgist
and Intern Robert Yeomans as
lector. Mrs. Fred Brindley will di-
rect the Junior, Luther League and
Senior Choirs in a joint anthem.
The impressive service will open
with piano-organ prelude by
Richard Rounds and Mrs. John
Braun.
During the singing of the recess
sional hymn, Onward Christian
Soldiers" the entire congregation,
led by the officiating clergy; the
representative of the architects,
Bellman, Gillett and Richards; the
contractors, Jennings and Churel-
la; the church council: the Sunday
School staff; the three chcirs; will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
COURT DEGREES
AIR TOURS MUST
ABIDE BY PACT

An amendment to his recent in
junction decision was granted by
Judge Ralph Segrue in Common
Pleas Court Wednesday afternoon
after Atty. Eugene Denman had en-
tered plea asking the court to
permanently enjoin Milt Hersberg-
er's Air Tours, Inc. from using the
airport for commercial purposes
and to settle title.
After the hearing Wednesday
Judge Segrue granted the city OF
Port Clinton an injunction against
Air Tours, Inc, only as to his con
tract. Mr.. Hersberger is now en-
Joined by the court from operating
under the old contract granted by
the then village of Port Clinton in
1912, but not forbidden him from
using the airport, as an individual
This contract expired June 9
1852, and since then Mr.. Hersberg
er has continued to operate his
flying service to and from the
nearby islands.
Two injunctions granted Hers
berger against the city have beer
dismissed by Judge Sugrue in re
cent weeks. The Ohio Aviation
Board recently ruled that opera
tions from the local airport are
illegal until a manager is ap
pointed. Such appointment may be
made by the city in the neal
future.
Dissatisfaction of Atty. Eugene
Denman'S recent handling of the
airport controversy was expressed
Tuesday night by Councilman
Adair WILDER, who claimed Den
mans recent amendment reques
to Judge Ralph Sogrue would
"chase Air Tours from the airport
in that it requests the court tt
permanently enjoin Air Tours
Continued Page 2, Col. d
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
GARBAGE TRUCK
KILLS BABY IN
ERIE GARDENS

William "Billy" Hrupcho, 21a-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hrupcho, East Loop, Erie Gardens,
was killed almost instantly Friday
forenoon when he was run over by
a garbage collection truck as he
rode his tricycle. near his home.
John Holly, Jr., driver of the
truck, was not held. He told Police
Chief Jack Shelter and Patrolman
Loren Hendrix that several small
children had been following the
garbage truck on its rounds in
Erie Gardens and that he had
"shooed" the children away only
few minutes before the tragedy
occurred.
Holly, who was assisted by his
father, told the officers he had
stopped the truck to empty gar
bage container. When he started
to drive slowly up East Loop, the
little boy evidently became con-
fused and pedalled his tricycle. in
front of the truck.
Mr.. Holly told the police officers
that he did not see the child, who
was run over by the right front
wheel of the truck.
With a neighbor, Mrs Martin
Calm, driving, Mrs. Hrupcho
rushed her fatally injured son to
Magruder Memorial Hospit |,
where he was pronounced dead on
arrival. The little boys head had
been crushed.
Billy's smashed tricycle., tragic
reminder of the accident, was taken
to police headquarters.
Mrs. Hrupcho is the former May
Schaper of this city. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schaper, now
of Louisville, Kentucky, had ar.
rived late Thursday to spend the
weekend with their daughter and
grandchildren.
Billy's father, John Hrupcho
was at the Sperry Gyroscope
School in Long Island, New York
when the tragedy happened.
Funeral services for the little
boy were held Monday afternoon
from the Gerner and Wolf Funeral
Home, the Rev. Perry Blenkenshir
of St. Thomas Episcopal Church
officiating. Burial was in River
view Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
Majorettes Plan
Trip Fund Drive

Cochran's Majorettes, who will
present several shows in Canada
during their busy schedule this
summer, have been invited to par
ticipate in Macy's gigantic Thanks
giving Day parade next fall in New
York City.
Cochran's Majorettes will can
vass the city this Friday night and
Saturday and present honorary
membership cards to all who con-
tribute to their fund to help pay
expenses for their coming trip to
Waterloo, Ontario.
The local group was so well
liked in Canada last year that the
girls again were invited to partici-
pate in the Waterloo Music Festi-
val. This will be the last time the
Majorettes will go to Canada.
Last year it was not quiet SO
hard to raise their expense money
as the Preston Scouts came here
to put on show. This year, the
Scouts are not coming until the
last of July when the two groups
will tour surrounding towns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
CLEANUP WEEK
PLANNED FOR
CITY NEXT WEEK

Sponsored by the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce, Port Clin-
toms business district is to have
its face washed next week as
"Clean Up-Paint Up Week" is to
be featured here June IA to 20.
With John Belknap as chairman,
Chamber members will make per-
sonal calls on property owners in
the business district in hopes that
trash will be removed, lawns
moved, trees trimmed and build
ings painted. Letters also will be
sent to some owners.
Working with the fire depart
ment arI state fire marshal, the
committe. hopes to have several
old sheds and "fire traps" re-
moved from the business district.
City officials are cooperating as
the Street Department will assign
worker to use the street sweep
ing equipment each morning start
ing at 4 o'clock in the business
district.
The Chamber has purchased
several waste disposal cans, which
are to be placed advantageously
in the business district. Pedestri-
ans and shoppers are asked to
throw waste material in these cans
and thus to help keep the streets
clean.
While this campaign is aimed
primarily at the business districts,
it is hoped that all property own
ers throughout the city will join
in "Clean Up-Paint Up" not only
for our summer visitors but for
their own benefit as we'll as all
residents of the area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-12
OPEN LAKESIDE
SUMMER EVENTS

First of many large meetings
scheduled for Lakeside this sum-
mer got underway Tuesday with
the arrival of hundreds of dele
gates and laymen for the Ohio
Methodist conference.
Over 1000 delegates will attend
the Northeast Ohio Conference,
of which area Methodist churches
are part, at Lakeside from June
% through %.
Bishop Hazen Werner will an
nounce assignments of Methodist
pastors at 8 pm. Saturday, June
81. Another highlight will be the
church program for the coming
year, which will stress church ex-
tension and missions. The North
East Ohio Conference churches
will launch one of the biggest
building programs in history dur
ing the coming year.
The Northeast Ohio and the
Ohio conference form the Ohio
Area, the biggest Methodist Epis.
copal area in the world. Districts
in the Northeast Ohio Conference
include Akron, Cambridge, Canton
Cleveland, Mansfield, Steubenville
Youngstown and Norwalk. Port
Clinton is included in the Norwalk
district.