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Evening star., 1954-05-26
Navy Crew Draws Lone No. e
And Huskies No. 8 for REGATTA

last year. have been entered in
the Smile race which will start
at 4 pm. Washington time. Ten
will 60 in the freshman 2-miler
at 2 pm. and nine in the junior
varsity 3-miler at 3 pm. Boston
University is the newcomer in
the varsity haul.
Thirty-one crews. two more
than last year, and the largest
number in four years, will COM
pete in the regatta.
The drawing, as announced by
Asa Bushnell, IRA secretary:
Varsity:
l. Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
Princeton; 5. Cornell; 6. Navy; z. Penn
sylvania; 8. Washington; 9, Stanford;
10. Boston u; IL. California; IL, Syra-
cuse.
/, Washington: 2. Cornell;. 3. syra-
cuse, 4. Columbia: 3. California; 8.
Pennsylvania; z, Navy; 8. NIT; @.
Freshman:
/. Syracuse; 2. Navy; 3. Washington:
I, NIT; 3. PRINCETON; 8, Pennsylvania;
10, Stanford.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
New Dates Assigned
.ToCumberIand Track
Speeicl Dispatch 10 The Sior

BALTIMORE, May 26.-The
Maryland Racing Commission
has assigned Cumberland Race
Track the Today period Of June
% through July 3 to open the
half mile summer season in the
State. The new dates, a switch
from August, prevent any con-
flict between Cumberland and
Charles Town. w. Va.
Other half-mile dates-Hag-
erStown, August 1923; Timo-
mum, September ILL; Marlboro.
September 1926, and Bel Air,
September 29-October 8.
The first disqualification in a
turf event at Pimlico occurred
yesterday when the stewards
took down Battle lis number.
The horse. second in the eighth
race, was placed out of the
money. Owned by Eli Mater
and ridden by Tommy Kane,
Battle II stepped over the 1-foot
hedge serving as the inside rail"
making the sharp first turn.
Such a happening has been ex-
pected since turf racing was in
augurated at Pimlico this spring
and Battle II was ruled "off
course"
Evening star., 1954-05-26
St. Johns Golfers Try to Stop
Benuns' March Toward Title

Glenn Mitchell and Pete Loda
of st. Johns try today to stop
the advance of the Beman
brothers. Del and Deane, to the
first brother final in the Metro
politan Schoolboy golf champion
ships.
Mitchell plays Deane and Loda
plays Del at Chevy Chase. The
Bemans are from Bethesda
Chevy Chase High and Bethesda
Country Club. Del lost to Perky
Cullinane in the final last year.
In other matches today, start
ing at $3.50, Jerry McFerren, the
medalist from Blair. plays Billy
Hardbower of Mount Vernon,
and John Grubb of St. Johns
plays Bruce Kessler of Bethesda.
McFerren, Kessler and Loda
all were about one over par in
winning f1rst-round matches yes
terday at Indian Spring. For
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Haughton, Top Driver
OF s., Makes Debut
AT Rosecroft Tonight
ca THE EVENING STAR
80 Washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1854

Billy Haughton, last years
leading harness driver both In
number of races and amount Of
money won. makes his debut at
Rosecroft Raceway tonight be-
hind Red Flame in the second
division Of the Annapolis Pace,
the $2.250 sixth race.
Red Flame won two in a row
at Yonkers in 2:052s and 2:05.
Going against him tonight will
be Albert Dean. a recent long,
shot winner. with Jim Stokley
driving. and Mighty Gwen. with
Wendell Wathen driving.
The first division. of the An
napolis, the fifth race. brings out
Merit Chief. driven by Ralph
Ayou. and Hughie- Boy, driven
by Pat Hubbard.
Richland Running Again.
Among the other horses run
ming tonight is Richland, a PAGER
who won for $138 payoff last
Saturday night. After his 2:06
run on that occasion, the Gus
toners won't overlook him to-
night.
Last nights program produced
the second-fastest time of the
meeting when ,Torrid, driven by
Buck Minniear, won the $4,000
AlmaS Potentate's free-for-all
pace in 2:03Hs. One of the
horses he beat was Meadow Gold,
a 2:02b winner recently in the
fastest time yet turned in at
Rosecroft this spring.
Despite Meadow Rice's record,
1t was Wilmington's Star who
went off as the favorite. Torrid,
Wilmington's Star and Meadow
Rice battled for the lead all the
way, with Torrid slipping
through on the inside at the
finish to win by three-quarterS
of length. Wilmington's Star
took second. while Meadow Rice
faded badly in the last furlong
to drop to seventh place.
Torrid Pays SIG.
The betting customers who
had backed Wilmington's Star
and Meadow Rice rather heavily
let Torrid get away as a Z to /
shot and he paid SIG, $7.2O and
Sc.
Along with Torrid's hot race,
there was the third fastest time
OF the meeting last night when
Casanova won the sixth race in
2:042s.
Rosecroft also came up with
q consolation daily double last
night when Domino was a late
scratch in the second race. Ticket
holders who had coupled him
with Wayne Gallon, winner of
the first race. were given $18, as
compared to the $128.60 returned
to those who had Wayne Gallon
in the first with Neighborly, the
winner Of the second.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

the first time in years the open
ing matches were devoid of any
major upSets.
Grubb, a transfer to st. John s
this year from Sherwood High
School. played the days feature
shot. It appeared he would lose
the 18th hole to Carl Lohren of
Blair when Grubb was against
a tree in the rough, but he
played a backhand shot that
ran through a trap onto the
green. He won tn, hole and
later the match, ! up.
Championship fight results:
Jerry McFerren. Blair. defeated Bill
Dudley. Bethesda. and 8; Billy Hard
bower, Mount Vernon, defeated Terry
St. johns, defeated Richard johnson
Washington Lee, 5 and 4; Deane Beman
Bethesda, defeated Paul Kern,s Landon
3 and 4; Del Befnan. Bethesda. defeated
Bob 1relan, Blair. 4 and 3; Pete E0da
st. Johns defeated George Ramirez
GSeorgSsoEn Prep: y: and 8; John Grub
upi Efuce Kessler. lBe1fesda, p defented
Alan Aikire, Blair, b and -, u,
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Find, PEI Bully Top
Delaware Features
sPeciaI oispoteh TO The S.ar

WILMINGTON, DEL. May 26
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's speedy Pet
Bully and Alfred G. Vanderbilt's S
Find have been assigned ton
weight in Delaware Parks two
opening features over the week
end.
Pet Bully. winner of three of
four starts this year, will pack
126 pounds in Saturdays $40, ,00O-
added Wilmington Handicap, the
slx-furlong dash that tradition
ally opens the 32-day meeting.
Find gets the same weight for
Mondays $20,000-added Brandy
wine Handicap at mile and
one-Sixteenth.
Forty-five sprinters were nomi-
mated for the Wilmington
Wheatley Stables Hilarious, win
ner OF three races this year, drew
121 pounds and Alfred Roberts
Eatontown, last years winner,
got in with 116.
Greentree Stables Straight
Face, who won the Dixie Handi-
cap and extended Native Dancer
to the limit in a thrilling Metro
politan Handicap finish, is one
OF Finds probable opponents
Monday. Straight Face will carry
122 pounds. Brookmeade Sta
ble's Capeador drew 119, while
j. G. Brady's Widener winner,
Landlocked, was assigned a SINH
lar package.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Fights Last Night

SAN JOSE. Calif.-Ray Perez. 14s
Los Angeles, and Ernie Greer. l4s
Oakland, drew U0).
KENNEWICK. Wash.-.Jim Grow 1872
Lewiston: Idaho, outpointed Blackie
Wander veer, 1856. Seattle 80.
1873. Oakland. knocked out Stan seouiera
1924; ,t2a 0sklsnd e.: s,, ~.,....
143. France. stopped Johnny McCray
14os Birmingham tsl. -
Top) Davis, l31. Hartford, stopped
Curly Monroe, 1873. Worcester. Mass. (5).
DETROIT-puke Harris. 14s. Detroit,
ToLEpo. ohio-eat Lowry, 14sh
Toledo, knocked out AL Moody. 14sh,
Chicago t5).
SACRAMENTO. Caiif-Henry Davis
1873. Los Angeles. stopped Bolo Monies,
140. San Jose t3).
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-El Conscripto
(Tomas Lopez. l41!, Mexico City
stopped Danny etipanovich. 152k
Pittsburgh (9).
Evening star., 1954-05-26
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May 26.-Navy's
Olympic champions and Wash
ington's powerful Huskies. the
two prime favorites. will row two
lanes apart in the SD annual
intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
ton regatta on Onondaga Lake,
Syracuse. Saturday; June 10.
The undefeated Middies. with
six members of the Olympic
crew still pulling oars. drew the
sixth lane and Washington No.
8 in the official drawing yester-
day. Cornell, second to Navy in
the "Poughkeepsie" at Onon-
daga last year. has the No. S
lane. Washington was third in
'53.
Twelve crews, one more than
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Little Mo and Nell Hopman
Win in French Doubles

PARIS, May 26.-Maureen
Connolly of San Diego, Calf :,
and Nell Hopman of Australia
gained the semi-finals Of the
women's doubles division today
in the French International
Tennis Tournament. They de-
feated Ginette Bucaille and
JacQueline Kermina of France,
6-1. 6-1.
In another quarter final match,
Maud Deter and Suzanne
Schmitt of France ousted Baba
Lewis Of Newtonville, Mass. and
Patricia Ward of Great Britain,
Ga, +6, Ga.
In the mems doubles, Marvyn
Rose and Rex Hartwig of Aus
tralia eliminated the Belgian
team of Jacques Brichant and
Philippe Washer in the quarter
finals, 8-6, IA, 60.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Native Dancer Loafs
In Two-MiIe Drill
Without Distress
BY me Asseeiessd Press

NEW YORK. May 26.-The
guesswork ends. today when
John B. Campbell. racing secre-
tary. issues his weight assign
ments for the $50, 1000 added
Suburban Handicap and tells
how much Native Dancer gets.
The Dancer. who suffered a
bruised right front foot during
a workout earlier in the week,
must be rated a doubtful starter
for the mile-and-one-quarter
Suburban at Belmont Park Mon
day. -
Yesterday Trainer Bill Win
frey said no decision on Native
Dancer would be made until to-
morrow. pending a conference
with owner Alfred Vanderbilt
who Is due back from Florida.
Given $3.50 Chance.
Right now there is a $3.50
chance he will start" Winfrey
said.
The Dancer was re.shod
early today and loafed through
q 2-mile drill without the
slightest sign Of distress. The
big gray's shoes were removed
yesterday, when Native Dancer
favored his right front foot.
Winfrey said he planned a
three-eighth mile workout to-
morrow. following which 1t
would be decided If Native
Dancer would start in the
Suburban.
Native Dancer has started
only twice this year, winning
both to run his great record to
20 out Of 81 races. In his last
race. the big gray carried 100
pounds in a sensational stretch
victory over Straight Face in the
Metropolitan Mile at Belmont.
The Greentree Stable, owner
Of Straight Face. is expected to
start him again in the Suburban.
Straight Face had only lit
pounds in the Metropolitan.
A year ago Greentree's Tom
Fool won the Metropolitan with
100 pounds. but Campbell re-
duced the package to 1913 for the
longer Suburban. Tom Fool de-
feated Royal Vale in one Of the
greatest races seen at Belmont
in years.
Might Draw 1873 Pounds.
Since The Dancers victory
May IS, racegoers have been
speculating that Campbell might
go as high as 1873 pounds on the
Vanderbilt colt.
Nominations for the Suburban,
one Of the most coveted races in
this country, closed March IS
with IS named.
AS for the injured foot, Win
frey said:
"The foot seems perfectly nor
NAL and sound and there is no
fever" He said Native Dancer
walked around the shed for an
hour yesterday without any ap-
parent soreness.
The trainer said that X-rays
were negative but he wanted to
take no chance Of Native Dancer
suffering a major injury until
there was definite belief the in
jury had cleared up.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Spiders Name Cuptuin

RICHMOND, Va, May 26
R. - Shortstop and Pitcher
Barry Saunders of South Boston
has been elected captain of the
University of Richmond base
ball team for 1855.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

Best Bet-HuoH1E BOY in Sth.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Comedies Boosts Leud
Over Sedemun in Tour
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

PALO ALTO. Calf. May 26.
Richard Gonzales defeated
Frank Sedgman, s-4, last night
and increased his lead over the
Australian to 1920 with only
three matches left in the Jack
Kramer tennis tour.
In preliminary matches Sedg-
man downed Bobby Riggs, as,
and Gonzales defeated Pancho
Segura, 10-8.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Rosecroft Graded Handicap
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Wednesday,

(tOr WEDNESDAY,
Miracle Hanover, Gay Note,
Scotchmite.
2-HomeStretch Flash. Mccoy
Hanover. Lucky Duke.
3-Orrin, Redmite. Leon Grattan.
4EAUTOCRAT, Betz. Mont.
5-Gallon. Hughie Boy, Billy's
Lady.
6-Mighty Gwen, Miss Nc I, Red
Flame.
7-American Direct, Richland,
Famous Mite.
8-Coale Bay, Father Harmony,
My Duke.
L on hot Daily Double
SCOTCHMITE and TRUE
BEAR.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Bussett to Fiqht Perez

NEW YORK, May 26 (P.-
Percy Bassett, top ranking
featherweight contender from
Philadelphia and Lulu Perez. No.
5 challenger from New York,
will meet in a 12-rounder at
Madison Square Garden June 25.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

Clinton residents are requested to
also meet the boat and merchants
are to display their Welcome"
banners.
Queen Sonya Market and her at
tendants will be escorted through
the city, but there will be no
lengthy parade this year. The
guests will have the Lake House
as their headquarters, and at $50
a dinner will be served for them
at "The Ark"
Through the cooperation Of the
Clinton Theatre and local mer-
chants, the island visitors will be
guests at the theatre and at nine
o'clock, over 5000 in door prizes
will be- awarded. Put-in-Bay Day
specials offered by local mer-
chants Thursday will continue for
the balance of the week.
At 1890 Thursday night, the
islanders will be returned to their
homes aboard Captain Alfred
Parker's boat, the Erie Isle"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
POLICE AUTO
PURCHASE is
DECLARED VOID

Due to misunderstanding by
Mayor Harold Jeremy, Safety Di-
rector Reed Hosler and Service Di-
rector Walter Wagner, Port Clin-
toms police department will not
receive a new cruiser as soon as
anticipated
Action by the three men, mem
bers of the city's board of control,
in signing a contract for a new
cruiser was declared null and void
at council meeting Tuesday night
when City Solicitor Adair Wilber
emphasized only council had such
authority.
Councilman Charles Ruddock
opened the discussion when he
asked how the purchase had been
made. Other councilmen looked
surprised and finally Wagner
spoke up to explain that he, Jer-
emy and Hosler had signed the
contract in good faith, not realiz-
ing that such expenditure had to
be approved by council.
Hosler was not present at the
meeting and Mayor Jeremy re-
marked that the cruiser had been
purchased by Hosler, who thought
he had such authority. All city ex-
penditures of 1000 or more must
be approved by council.
Other illegalities in the transac-
ton, claimed by council, included
the fact that the bids had not been
advertised in newspapers, that
some dealers repeatedly knew bids
of others, and that bids were not
sealed.
AS the city cannot pay for the
cruiser, the dealer must take it
back and the patrolmen will have
to use the old cruiser until anoth-
er is purchased.
To remedy the situation, council
voted to advertise for bids seeking
new police cruiser but it will be
several weeks before such pur-
chase can be an eventuality.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

Pat Mackey, Janice Miessner, Mar
lene Nielsen, Noel Myers, John
Reinheimer, Lois Rofkar, James
Ruddock, William Segaard, June
DeFriece, Dotty Fischer, Christine
Hostrup, Donald James, James
Johnson and Bette Limestahl.
Juniors: Stephen Corthell, Sally
Dewitt, Clyde Enderle, Carole
Fitzthum, Sharon Gentry, Esther
Hansen, Kathryn Knepper, Fran
ces McGill, Paul Moon, Richard
Noblitt, Ann Caddy and Ruth Rof-
kar.
Sophomores: Sharon Anderson,
Norma Burning, Scott Carter,
Patti Eurenius, Mark Zetzer, Eve
lyn Gottschalk, Leon Hawkins,
Larry Hofacker, Thomas Martin,
Shelia Murphy, John Papcun, Max
inc Routh, Betty Sarty, Jacob
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

WAVA SCHAU for the past 20
years has been one of the city's
most popular nurses. Her friendly
disposition, thoughtfulness n d
ready smile have eased the pain
of many patients. Born in Fremont,
Wava is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Young. She spent her
childhood in the neighboring city
and was a member of the Ross Hi
Class of 1929. She took her train
ing at Fremont's Memorial H0spi-
tai, graduating in 1888. On May
7th of that year, Wava was married
to Harold Schau and moved to his
home town of Port Clinton. When
Magruder Hospital opened in 1910,
Mrs. Schau was named as second
floor supervisor, the job she held
for over six years. EaSlier she had
been office nurse for DR.. C. c.
Sheldon. Since December, 1916,
Mrs. Schau has been the efficient
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14

One of the areas most active
civic and church workers, Mrs.
Snider lives with her husband and
youngest daughter, Barbara, in the
homestead near EOD, where all
three are employed. She is man
ager and assistant treasurer of
Erie Ordnance Depot's Credit
Union and her husband is foreman
of the power plant.
Mrs. Snider this year has serveI
as Erie Townships chairman for
the Cancer, Red Cross and Polio
drives. She is president of the
Women's Society of Christian Serv-
ice and for Is years has served as
secretary of Lacarne Grange.
A former school teacher, the
new state membership chairman is
the mother of four daughters, Mrs.
Clarence Cotner, Mrs. Clarence
Jeremy, Mrs. Clarence Werner,
Port Clinton, and Barbara, at home;
one son, Wilbur Snider, Lakeside,
and she has eight grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
ANNUAL SPRING
CONCERT TUES,

Annual spring concert OF Port
Clinton high school band and A
Cappella Choir will be presented
Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the high
school auditorium. Admission is
free, and an offering will be TAX
en-.
Special feature will be appear
ance of Miss Marcia King, Sharon,
Pa. piano soloist, with the band in
the we'll known first movement of
the Greig Piano Concerto. Miss
King for eight years has been a
student in piano of E. H. Freeman,
father of Mrs. David Stanton. She
presented a full length piano re-
cital at 13. Northwestern Univer-
sity granted her a summer schol-
arship in music in 1858 on the ba-
sis of ability and achievement and
she has just been granted 4-year
scholarship in piano at Western
Reserve University. She is valed:c-
torian of her senior class at Shar~
on this year, and is currently or
ganist of the First Baptist church
at Sharon.
The A Cappella Choir, with E.
Printy Arthur conductor, will give
seven numbers. The concert band
of which David H. Stanton is di-
rector will present ten numbers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
HUGE CROWD AT
DEDICATION OF
PARISH HALL

Over 1,5O0 persons, many COM
ing from distant cities, were here
Sunday to attend the open house
which was feature Of dedicatory
day at the spacious new S245, 900
parish hall of St. John Lutheran
Church.
Dr. R. A. Vogeley, Columbus, ex-
ecutive secretary of parish educa-
ton for the American Lutheran
Church, preached the dedicatory
sermon Sunday forenoon when an
overflow crowd of LOO persons
was nattendance.
Eight hundred and fifty parish
toner's heard DR.. Vogeley preach
in the parish hall, while late ar
rivals sat in the church proper and
listened to the sermon over the
new loudspeaker system.
Church leaders served as guides
during the afternoon when hun
dreds of visitors inspected the two
and-a-half story brick structure,
adjacent to the church. 1t was the
biggest church affair in the city'S
history as over 1000 persons en-
tered the doors throughout the day.
During the evening, Rev. Theo-
dore Pretzlaff of Salem Lutheran
Church, Detroit, a former pastor
here, was the speaker for the re-
union of confirmation classes.
Oldest class to respond was 1895
with Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Mrs. J.
H. Gulau, Miss Margaret Petersen
and Miss Alvina Holtcamp stand
ing when their class was called.
After the program, reception
for the class members was held
with refreshments being served in
the parish hall. The Rev. John E.
Braun, pastor whose energetic
leadership resulted in construction
of the parish hall, was in charge
OF the week-long program.
A record for local banquets was
established Monday night when
532 persons attended the Mother
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
MEDICAL GROUP
PLANS DINNER

Ottawa County's Medical Society,
one of the Oldest in the state, will
celebrate its golden anniversary
with dinner at Catawba Beach
Club next Wednesday night.
Joining the 16 members Of the
Society will be several out of town
guests, including Charles Nelson
of Columbus, executive secretary
of the Ohio State Medical Associa-
ton; DR.. Paul Orr, Perrysburg.
fourth district counselor of the
state Medical Association; and
DR.. A. A. Brindley, Toledo, former
state president. At least two for
mer local doctors, DR.. Carl J.
Yeisley of Bakersfield, Calf, and
DR.. A. S. Mack of Mt. Vernon will
be here for the anniversary obser-
vance. Wives will accompany the
doctors.
DR.. Wilson P. Shortridge, Oak
Harbor, is president of the couD-
ty society; DR.. G. R. Ley, vice-pres~
ident, and DR.. R. w. Minick is Sec
retary-treasurer.
Chartered in May, 1904, the Ot-
tawa County Medical Society has
been outstanding in its activity
The original charter hangs at Ma
gruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
ANNEXATION OF
SLOAN AREA IS
PLANNED SOON

City Solicitor Adair Wilber
Tuesday night was authorized by
council to draw up a contract so
that the city can furnish water and
sewage services to 66 property
owners in the Anna Smith Sloan
subdivision, Fulton Street.
Owners of the subdivision have
petitioned county commissioners
to approve annexation to the city
of Port Clinton.
A $4,000 project for a lift sta
ton, sewer and water facilities in
the subdivision will be assessed
against property owners.
William Crohen, waterworks SUI
perintendent, estimated that the
city would charge a minimum of
$48 per tap yearly for the water
and sewage services.
Service Director Walter Wagon
er was directed to prepare plans
for paving improvement of Fifth
Street, between Harrison and the
Athletic Field, following submis-
sion of petition to council.
Watch Your Driving
Drivers should be especially
careful when approaching school
buses in the city as council has
approved Ord. 433 to enforce reg
ulations. Requested by councilwom.
an Carlista Snyder, the ordnance
requires that drivers stop their We
hicles not closer than 10 feet from
stopped school buses.
Also approved as an emergency
was ordinance 434 to provide for
the issuance of bonds for the D. w
Payne addition water line improve.
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-14
Island Queen, Attendants
To Get Official Escort;
Merchants Offer Bargains

For the eighth consecutive year. Port Clinton residents
this Thursday, May 13, will welcome their friends from
the nearby islands when the annual Put-n-Bay Day is
featured.
Sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. the COM
mttee will be flown to the island by Ralph Dietrich of Air
Tours Inc and will join the islanders they leave Put
Inlay at 1890 by boat.
A welcoming committee headed by city officials and
musicians from Port Clinton High Schools band will meet
the boat at the Madison Street dock at o'clock All Port