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FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK
Il. uatios. waikG. WALKER IT

Walls. patios. walks. WALKER. JU.
FLOORS LAID. sanded and finished:
old floors made like new; good work;
very reasonable. 10. s-5167. 20.
FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING. clean
R 9s. 'e estim nsas' can R% tsss
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New, &c So
guar. C. L. HINsON. Ii. S-154S
FLOORS sANDED AND FINIsHED-
New floors &c 50. it.. old noors. LOO
yrs. experience. tn. 2-6359. %
FLOOR SANDING. finishing: rooms
W ;anasd fpDfTGHxN k SdS; 81 S my gs9 9Tp
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothins but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation. Bruce
TORS. NC: 1928 cordeli ave.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and re-
finished in your home. CO. 6-l62S
GARAGES BUILT-Brick. wood and
eindero block; monthly terms. LU
GENERAL HOUSECLEANING - wall
p Tahn T Foors .n sssned ns5S
work. please can LOUIS BOSS. RIA,
3-39S6 after @ pm. -
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas-
terins. carpentry work; roof paint
P iaRgi TTszp'iEL III si.1 g. '00 too small
GENERAL REPAIRS, roof and other
Painting, caulknig, cleo. work, etc.
Priced right for cash. Ii. 4-77OO. s.
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting. car
pentry and plastering. We DO .
GSE STd SSf sF sS1Sf r. RooF srS1
guar. O'CONNOR BROS, UN. A.
HONE eSSi; AND COMMERCIAL improve
ments; conisrustiGn monthly terms
J0BBING and repair services on
services on drain cleaning. II; g.
L ffGdTSi HAULING. package. baessFe
Or anything. any ssTyies;, new truck.
1 IS: :p: sSR mi Il. T sss5o .T:
M AFT B Us RHf ;%%iADE 50 up.
STEIN BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th
st. nv. CO. 6-l316.
PAHNTlN0-Color In the home. Int.
and ext: residential and comml. !;
wallpaper removing: no drinking:
honest work; free est. AID. 4-6S20.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; free
est. CAN L. .DOMINtCK, IA 2-es30
px EfSsfaasI. . asp & DE1os "a sa'E H.
terror. and exterior: quality work
4nd free est. eau any time ~.
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SPLENDID OPPoRTUNTTY

For Refined Middle Aged Woman OF
Married Couple seeking nice livins
quarters Woman to act as Resident
Manager: duties light: experience
state age and telephone no. In letter
OF reply. Box. 24T-G. Star. --S
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For ambitious women, 25 to IS, with
teaching BACKGROUND or equivalent
to represent CHILDCRAFT, Amer.
iea's Famous Child Guidance Plan
Full or. part time. Interesting work
unusual earnings and splendid fu-
cure. for those who qualify. For in.
terview write. stating age. education
experience and phone. Box 225-G
Star. -
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WHAT'S NEW
M YOU WANT
BUSINESS SERVICES

FENCES-Reas. prices: cedar screen.
oak boards. cypress. chain link. Free
estimate Call JE. 2-S006 -
FIREPLACES made to draw. usually
without structural changes. FIRE
6l6l. tSee tel. book. page 352;l =
TREE TRIMMING and removal; lots
cleared. Top soil. manure; reas.
prices Call 10. 5-2505. IS
LAND CLEARED
Tree trimming and removal Call
M. c. BONIFANT. JU. 5-7394.
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CONTROLLER,
ASST CONTROII, EP

Presently employed as controller, CPA
lege accounting subjects. 81, mar.
ried; desire position as controller
with progressive growing compans
or assistant controller with larg,
company; present earnings. $500
Box l1f-G Star
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MRLP-WoAEN lcena.l
SALESWOMEN

SALESWOMGN
NO CRYING THE BLUES
HERE. WE SELL FOOD IN
QUANTITY AND HOME
REFRIGERATION. EARN
$50 TO $3.50 WEEKLY. THE
WELCOME YOU RECEIVE
ON OUR LEADS WILL
ASTONISH ANY SPECIAL
TY SALESWoMAN. CALL
tn. 2-4473 FOR APPOINT
MENT SUN. OR MON.
eEAMSTRESS, for fine women's ap-
parel store; must be experienced on
suit shoulder iobs. 51s day wk.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.. 1924 St.
NV.
sEAMSTRESS, colored. must be
thoroughly. exper. for smart dress
shop. Good working conditions. APP
ply after 1890 on Mon: other days.
10 to 6. NJ. OGENS. S551 Fenton.
Silver Spring, Md, OPP. the Hecht
Co. 20
SECRETARY to general manager 'Of
arss apt apt DFSssst IN Nearby
promotion and sales conscious and
29S-G. Star. -
SECRETARY. for embassy; S0-45:
must be superior in speed. Write
giving all qualifications and ref
erences. Box 26S-G. Star. -
SECRETARY; white. Ale. AlsxanaIia area { a
in shorthand and tyDins. Cali ov.
EECRSHiTARY-Executivs Of large
corporation requires services of
tipping and shorthand required.
College BACKGROUND preferred. Call
ST. 3-2019 bet. $50 and b pm.
SECRETARY, law once in new air
cond. bldg, good opportunity. some
experience desirable. 5-day Wk. RE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for once
of patent attorneys; must be COM
petent, careful and pleasant, Pat
ent experiences or college preferred
SECRETARY required for national
publication; under 80; 5-day week,
vacation. insurance. disqualification.
other company benefits. Good start
ing ,,S salary, s6vancement. Cali Mr..
SECRETARY- stenographer-Ediphons
Permanent position. 5-day week.
liberal Jmploye benefits. including
company-paid life insurance and
disqualification. Pleasant working
conditions. Apply G. A. Steiner.
B, p. GOODRICH CO.. 1112 10Th
SECRETARY, alert young lady. single
stenographer. Catholic. for national
educational organization. Call after
$50 am. Monday. RE. 1858, Ext.
SECRETARY RESEARCH AssTS.-
College: interested in politics. cur
rent events; top typtsts: some steno.,
proofreading. clipping newspapers.
elementary research. 6-dRy week.
$65 to start. DE. 1900.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. to
start at $2T0 per month; age. under
35; new, air-cond. of1ces, hospitaliz.,
inSr. and retirement benefits: D.
day. 40-hr. week. ST. $1,000, Ext.
eECRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER, for
lawyer. In large Law Arm, located in
modern aforementioned once, ex-
cellent tipping and shorthand ability
required: under IS. Good starting
salary. Phone MA. $500.
SECRETARY STENO.-Age % to 40:
law ONCE: knowledge Of bookkeeping:
6-day Wk. Excellent salary for right
person 11o9 woodward Bldg, RE.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN PRACTICAL REAL ESTATE
| listing, financing, selling, contracts;
prepare for license examination.
Job guaranteed after 4 wks.. course.
Reg. NOM nome class is limited. csn
PIX RECEIPT. sCHooL-Bond BIDS.
est. rs yrs, Hundreds placed. Age no
handicap. No S4O:S50 agency fees.
Day and eve; glasses. .cSompare
S fhSPs pEEo S sssSS ST sR sl9a
ING CLASS. March 8; good Job for
every graduate. This Is It. don't miss
Il; PATHFINDER. 1877 18th ct. nv,
LEARN rs SING in 10 easy lessons.
s saslsisssOp pnsEE sHTa9see % s sASsG
TUTORING In your home. Grade and
Acc SHORTHAND BY. machine. 50
to 400 T.p:m. Only school in D: C.;
ice. Demcnstration daily. sTENo-
TYPE INSTITUTE. 7S4 18TH. ct.
MODEM TRAINING IN beauty eui.
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
fSr 81 W STsPInE nay RE aTS sve e
LEGE 1910 q ct nv Dl 7-i762
TUTORING-Grade. high school, re-
medal subjects; adult education;
how to study: years Of experience.
NKw CLASSES in tipping. shorthand.
tests, small classes; INQUIRE Ma. 9;
l.th Test. 3s yrs).
ITYPIsT-Dtctaphone course 4-s yks.
now pa9ins sessss WE 1neaiTe
NV. Ma. $3.50 Test. So yrs.).
COLORED AND WHITE. new classes
n ssaSnE 10 'y .a6 T ina .1enS
$3.50 save half usual time. BOYD
PIX RECEP. COURSE. tipping free.
2 Sks.. s"5; I wks.. s35 in q real
, m..s pa Es. a soY yr, s ssDe5s scI
G and 18th. IA. s-a34o.
LADY. experienced teacher. win tutor
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS - Machine
exams. card punch; stenog. and
H p soaS e csI y, Mr. Risha,d;'
CIVIL SERVICE PREP. SCHOOL.
1919 l4th st, nv.
F II,,S. LESSONS Ss,. e. exDe t ,.sss
RADf0-T LEWISTON job-EettinS
courses In announcing, writing, pro-
duction. starting now ut NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTNG.
1898 18th ST: NV. DE. 2-55SO.
HOME TUTORING: als.. Eeom.. Lat.
i z. sp Eng Or! Ger r srit r., o sesd;;
REMEDIAL
Do you really want your child to learn
reading, multiplying. grammar, do
algebra3 Tutoring any hour. HO.
e-3l4a.
AMERICAN PIX RECEPT.- school
1919 st. NV. Ma. a-4142. DE.
2-5973. 1.-TWO weeks course. 1881.
No cost for extra study. Specializing
in PIX and teaching no unrelated
subjects. Typing not nee. for apts,,
hotels. etc. and many ofnces. NJ D..
Starlev. teacher: tel. CO. exper.
Teachers certificate from state. col
lege Years exper. as personnel d.
rector. Job placement: small classes;
quiet atmosphere: established.
SINGERS, ACTORS. DANCERel
WANTED FOR
TELEvIsION
Adults children
Professionals. nonprofessional
Honified Broadway producer
New York voice-dramatic coach
Training placement opportunity
For free talent analysis
Phone DU. 7-343I
PHIL HAYDEN DANCE 1TUWOG
TUTORING
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS

ia. 7-677O. ST. $4,000.
TOMBSTONE. 0eautii5es end modern.
ICES your home. adds hundreds OF
dollars to the value of your prop
srty: Can be applied to any surface
and termite proof. Nothing down
low monthly payments arranged
Free estimate. OIL. 1888. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING Co. 1919 Bethesda
aye; bethesda: Nd, -,
brick work: no JOB too small: nag
stone patios. Ju: 7-9063. p
observation-disclosures, tile nag:
atone. walls. steps, concrete; small
Jobs A. FAoNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK AND CONCRETE WORK. e.
Inmates given: no lob too small, LU
2-S027. GEORGE W. HENSON. Jr
BUILDING. REMODELNG. 80 yrs
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3726 after $3.50 pm. or Sat.
Building AND REM0DELNG; plan.
furnished: long exper.; WA. 7-0220
Sunday or after 9 pm. weekdays.
n..11A>->.- e.. RYs.-
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"PAUL MILLER'S"
REAL ESTATE KNOW-HOW. d. c.,
Va, Md. taught Tues. and Thurs,
$40 pm; men and women; Is lee
lures: complete real estate law and
practice Financing, sales, liStings,
contracts. settlements. Trainees
placed part-time or full-time. Oldest
and most complete course in Nation S
Tues, 8 pm. (S35, cash o. terms).
Attend 1st hr. free lecture"i In
formation, call DE. 2-52S6 or Ex.
3-7070. GA 14th st. NV.
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
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Antiques Special

Primitive Penn. Dutch and Early
American furniture from New Eng
land beautifully ref1nished. in all
woods. Hutch, Dutch. Welsh and
corner cupboards, Dropleaf. harvest.
hutch. sawbuck. lazy Susan and
trestle tables-benches and chairs
to match. Unusual dry sinks, water
benches. washstands, lift-lid COM
modes. High and low post beds,
double or twin, Chests. Knee-hole,
slant-top and schoolmasters' desks.
Ice cream tables and chairs. Wagon
seat. lazy. Susan. marble-top and
old stove iron coffee tables. Captain &
chairs, Windsor and ladder back
rockers. Hanging shelves, spice
boxes, spoon racks. picture frames.
Lamps glass or cloth shades. Other
furniture. Big stock glass. china,
brass, etc. Sensible prices. Budget
terms. Inspection invited. 10 am.
9 pm. Closed Sundays. BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE. Washington's Large
ANTIQUE Dealer, s215 Wis. ave. OF.
a
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

For 2 or more writer's. for national
magazine; unusually good salary and
working conditions: must be hrst-
rate stenographer, willing to act as
switchboard operator. Write details
Of age preferably under 26l. educa-
ton Cat least high school GRADUATED.
and experience. Box 2e9-G, Star.
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furnished. long exper.; WA. 7-O220
Sunday or after pm. weekdays.
BulldoZerS for Hire
Competent and dependable operators
at reasonable rates. Machines In
peri cond. and ready to work at all
phases OF land clearing. grubbing
and grading. Call $40 I'm. to II
an; 8 pm. to $50 Pm. HU.
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ANTIoUEs-EAELY AMERICAN
-FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTTOTTES

large constantly moyinR stock on
Georgia ave ext lRt or D nj
right on 6nQ 10 g. 1895
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Al references. LU. 4-5sOS.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as mother's
helper: wash, iron and cook: good
references. RIA. 6-.tf66.
GIRL. colored, desires light house
work or baby sitting; by day or wk.
Call II. 1875. all dav Sunday.
GIRL. colored wishes work Of any
kind; by week. day or part time.
DE 2-444I.
GIRL wants days work, 8 days week.
Reliable. References. AID. 2-S056.
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Plastering A Speciality
New and old work. Lge.. small Jobs.
Guar. Free estimates. NO. 7-2723.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, bath
rooms, gas boilers. INV. heaters.
Installed. Terms arranged. Free
est III Q-1Af0 ~
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

Ambassador Abba Eban, head
of the Israel delegation at the
UN, will in all probability seek
to contact the Soviet delegation to
establish the current views of the
Soviet government on freedom of
navigation through the Suez Canal.
Last March, during an earlier COM
plant by Israel against Egyptian
interference with Israeli shipping,
Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky
vetoed a resolution demanding
that Egypt end the blockade.
us. Backing Claimed
1t is understood that Ambassa-
dor Eban has discussed with the
delegations of the Western Pow
ers their views on the latest Egyp-
tian action, and that the United
States and Britain promised to
back Israel's protests and its de-
mand for passage of resolution
in the Security Council requesting
that Egypt call off the blockade.
(In Israel, eight members of the
Israel parliament, all Herut Party
deputies, signed petition to
Speaker of the Knesset Joseph
Sprinzak demanding that he call
an extraordinary session of Par
lament, which is currently on re-
cess, to consider methods for end
ing the Egyptian blockade of Is
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Classified Ads
$1.OO for 25 words and &c per
word thereafter

WANTED-elderly Jewish lady
for companion. Room and board
free. 1925 E. Willetta. Call AL
4-44S5.
FOR SALE, baby bathinette, bug
gy and play chair, aluminium model,
in excellent condition. 528 w.
Granada Rd.
FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom
in quiet residential neighborhood.
Private bath, kitchen privileges, pri-
vate entrance, near transportation.
AM 6-6462. Call in morning or late
afternoon.
WIDOW has home to share.
Would like nice couple or single
woman or man. Kitchen privileges,
near city bus line. 31o E, Whitton.
FIR RENT-Call Alpine 2-8224
for 2 bedroom duplex, unfinished,
reasonable, newly decorated.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

DR.. Henry Steele Commager,
famed historian at Columbia Uni
versity, also teaches two courses
at Brandeis University.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

New Scoutmaster of Troop 81
is A. G. Robbins. He will be as
sisted by Charles Glance.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
VOTING ISSUES
WILL BE TOPIC
OF MEMS CLUB

A prediction review and dis
cussion of the new federal income
tax law will feature dinner meet
ing of the Beth Israel Mems Club
at $50 p. m. next Tuesday, Oct.
10, in the Krohn Auditorium of the
temple.
The tax speaker will be William
Lee McLane. local tax consultant.
Members may call Amherst
5-1311 or Amherst 6-8630 for reser-
vationS.
The clubs regular Monday even
ing bingo games, suspended dur
ing the high holidays, will be re-
sumed at p. m. Monday, Oct. 25.
That also will be Sisterhood Night,
with the temples sisterhood shar-
ing in any profits.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

ORT's vocational training pro-
gram for Jews Of the Tunis ghetto
has raised their annual income by
more than 2 million francs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Hi|IeI Adopts Budget

STARLIGHT, Pa, (JTA) = The
National Commission of the B'nai
Birth Hillel Foundations concluded
it's two-day session here with the
adoption of 1855 budget Of 81, ,300,-
900 for the educational activities
conducted by Hillel among more
than 1906 Jewish students in the
major campuses in the United
States and Canada.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Ship Seizure RiIes Israel
Ship Seizure R7es 7sroe7 -
SUEz ROW FLARES AGAIN

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (JTA)-Israe has demanded
that the Security Council discussion OF the Suez
Canal issue "at early date" :,
Addressing letter to the president of the Council
Israel pointed out that the recent illegal seizure OF ITS
the acute situation resulting from the
ovntian blockade of the Canal against Israel traffic
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

Sol Green, II, of Portland,
Ore. died September 81 in Port
land. He is survived by his wife,
Cora Green, also of Portland;
two brothers, Louis Green of 1922
w. Earl Dr., and Eel Green
of Los Angeles, and two sisters,
Mrs. Harry Holdman of Des Moi
mes. Iowa, and Sarah Green of
Chicago. Burial was in Portland.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Policy Hailed

JOHANNESBURG (JTA-The
recent pogroms in French Moroc-
CO show how essential it is to
keep Lsrael's doors open to I'M
migration at all times, Israel's
Minister of Transport Joseph Sa-
phir declared here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

rael shipping. At least 25 deput-
les must ask for a special session
of Parliament before the Speaker
is obligated to call it. The Herut
Party has urged the government
to seize an Egyptian vessel on the
high seas as hostage for the
safe return of the Bat Calm and
its crew.
IsraeIis Angry
In Jerusalem, meanwhile, the
Israeli foreign office warned that
the Israel population has been
"sorely tried" by incessant acts
of Arab aggression against the
border settlements and are de-
manding that IAN end be put, on
one way or another, to the perpet-
ual threats against their lives and
property"
A statement by the Foreign Of
flee noted that in the past several
weeks Israel settlers in the areas
bordering on the GAIA strip and
Jordan have maintained an iron
restraint in the face of continuing
and unabated acts of murder and
terror emanating from those terri
tories"
The statement stressed that five
Israelis had been killed, eight
wounded, and 10 cases of theft
or attempted theft had taken
place recently during Al distinct
incursions. Damage to property
was estimated at 100000 pounds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
>
Years Ago
In Phoenix

Phoenix District ZOA held its
installation of officers recently at
Beth Ell Auditorium. Jack K1aman
was installed as president.
The Hebrew Mems Club spon-
sored it's annual Yom Kippur
night dance at Beth El Auditor
ium. In charge were Al Whitefield,
Hank Bland, Joe Radner and Jules
Jaffee.
Drs. Eugene J. and Doris K.
Berns, chiropractorS, have opened
an office at 145 w. Mcdowell Rd.
Esther Heller of Denver, Colo,
has been visiting her father, Mar
tin Heller of 2037 E. Mitchell,
before her departure for Paris to
attend the Sorbonne on Full
bright scholarship.
Two Phoenix youth leaders re-
Gently attended national conven-
tions of their respective groups.
Stephanie Multer represented the
Phoenix chapter of B'nai Birth
Girls at the BIG convention in
Michigan and Joel Goor was a
delegate from AZA to that groups
conclave in Indiana.
New scoutmaster of Troop 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

The Joint Distribution Commit
tees 1854 program win have
brought aid to 10000 Jews
throughout the world.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21

gion medals as outstanding 9th
grade students for citizenship and
scholarship, the presentation made
by Commander Harold Arnold,
were Lanny Streeter and Barbara
Brokate. Paul Moon won the tro-
ply for the best acting of 1854.
American Legion essay awards
went to Jan Garner, freshman, dis
trict winner; Jake Perry and Nor
ma Burning, sophomores, Ottawa
county winners. Athletic honor
award to outstanding senior went
to Donald James. Scholarship
awards went to Esther Hansen,
fourth in state in junior English;
Frank Brough, honorable mention
in state in algebra II, and Steve
Corthell, honorable mention in
state in junior English. Names of
other Awards winners will be
printed next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
HOUSING
Continued from Page y

Corporation in writing by July i,
and have arrangements to move
the houses completed by that time.
The houses, if purchased, must
be moved off by September /,
which is also the deadline for 9th
er tenants to vacate so all housing
accommodations can be cleared
away by October /.
Two families have already bought
lots along Route 2. Widowed Mrs.
John Benko and her family, oc-
cupants of a Lockwood Road home
for % years, will move their house
to a lot across from the Gill &
McAfee station The Orville Arm
strong family will move their
house to a lot near Kuzma's corn
er. Charles Bauser, Hayes avenue
Celotex employe, will buy one
of the unoccupied houses and move
it to Linden street.
Celotex houses in the Lockwood
Road area have rented for So to
$12 a month, while some of the
Stop SO structures were rented
for SIS a month. Two or more fami.
lies occupy many of the houses.
The housing project, originally
set up for plant employees, chang.
ed during the years until at pres.
ent only small percentage of the
tenants work at the plant, said
Leslie Meyer of the True & Meyer
law firm which sent out the May
l letters announcing the discon.
tinuance of housing facilities. The
low rents have made maintenance
an impossibility any longer.
The Lockwood road homes have
been offered to the tenants fo1
around $500, but the cost of NOV.
ing the houses presents a stiffer
financial jolt, the occupants said
Mrs. Benko and the Joseph Fam
family are the oldest Celotex ten
ants, in point of years of occupa
ton. The Zams have lived in theil
present home 151a years, and be-
fore that were in a Celotex house
at Stop 80 for IL years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
LEGION AUXILIARY ELECTS

Mrs. Mary Gillian will head
American Legion Auxiliary as pre-
sident for the coming year, elect
ed at last Thursday nights meet
ing along with these other officers:
first vice president, Ila Jean Kan
dali; second vice president, Eleanor
Arnold; secretary, Phillis Nelson;
assistant, Katherine Witter; trea-
surer, Carrie Truelsen, chaplain,
Edna French; historian, Jean Del
finger; sergeant-at-arms, Lavina
James.
Delegates to county council
named were Mrs. Gillian, Lillian
Hiss, Hazel Boss, Phyllis Nelson,
Lavina James, Ann Garter, Eva
Winnie, Ila Kendall, Jean Delling-
er, Bonnie Fachman, Carrie Truel-
sen, and Daisy Heating They will
be installed in June. Graves of
IA Auxiliary members will be
decorated with geraniums for
Memorial Day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The engagement of two popular
young Port Clintonites is being
made known with the announce
ment by Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Winnie of 715 East Fifth Street,
that their daughter, Jacqueline Sue
will become the bride of Jack Hopf-
niger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hopfinger of Route 3. A fall we'd
ding is planned. Both Miss Winnie
and Mr.. Hopfinger are PCHS grad
yates, and both are employed at
the Lake Shore Dairy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
Boat From Sandpipet
Headed For Alaska

When w. J. Binkle, a retired
railroader, makes his 18th trip to
Fairbanks, Alaska, he will take
with him a new 14-foot Freeland
metal boat and trailer he pur-
chased this week from Sandpiper
Court.
Mr. Binkle, who has been in
Alaska for 26 years, plans to open
a youth camp there. He will make
the return trip over the Alcan
Highway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-21
John Wozniak Heads
County VFW Courc

John Wozniak, Jr., of Port Clin-
ton, was elected commander of the
Ottawa County Council of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars at meet
ing in Clay Center Sunday.
Other new officers are Ralph
Spaulding, Clay Center, senior
vice commander; Steve Mile,
Marblehead, junior vice comman-
der; Raymond Jensen, Oak Har-
Dor, quartermaster; Ralph Smith,
Oak Harbor, judge advocate; Mel
son Fondessy, Clay Center, chap
lain; Phil Simmons, Port Clinton,
Inspector; and Lyle F. He'll, Har-
old Fillmore, and Earl Parman,
trustees.