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Evening star., 1954-09-29
ADDITIoNs-Add a room BY inclo,

q room by inclos-
ing your porch. finishing your bsmt.
or attic. We do q complete mod
ernizing job. Install kitchens,
ialousies. storm windows; new roofs
and siding. All work guaranteed.
No money down. very easy terms.
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LO. 7-26S1.
ADDITIONS and remodelins of all
types, incl auto heating by de-
pendable contractor. Easy terms.
AbDiTioNs. PoRCHss.o ,aiousies,
complete remodeling service esti-
mates free; all work fully guar.
No money dn., SO mos. to pay. White
mechanics. SECO SALES. JU. s.
3010. EN-. 2-S749 day or night.
COMB. STORM WIN
DOWS., up to SO" wide. SLABS,
installation, $3.50; aluminium comb.
storm doors. $39.50, installation,
$1,000. Our every day prices are
below the big sales prices. Demon
stration without obligation. Phone
WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUCTION CO.
WA. 7-4949, after 500 WA. 7-13S9.
30"
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia. 7-6770 ST. $4,000
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ANTIQUES


Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
~ staaaS seae GEORGIA AVE III EY: Ys.:7sos
ANTIQUES--Be Sure to come to our
two-day sale. Saturday and Sunday.
lowest prices In our history. BELL
KINDS. 412 3. Capitol st. so
APPLIANCES - Washers. ranges. re-
frigerators. etc.: rent or buy; -$5 per
month; fun guarantee. DOWD'S.
hAsyaoSS EM 2u5SGo. woSnE@ A4ls Conn cfNyssiR fysi all
chrome and plastic. combination
and chair. Cali TU. 2-S51O. IS
BABY FURNITURE
& TOY SUPERMART
SAVE 30-60%
On all natl, adv: baby furr;, lay
sss sad lR.aas Tsss ssy' sGED Ssszslss
CARTONS. Serve yourself and save
In Washington's only Juvenile dis
soan: a45saSi asesa 18TH ST. NV.
tOpposite Ambassador Theaterl
ooeP PRsE sEes cusToMER Mfe IeuFs uPAnkfso sfs rr.
B.ATHTUBs. bSilt; & n; s1a; Basins.
461O Baltimore Ave. WA. 7-55o1
1746 Lee Hwy. ia. $4,000
BEDRM. SUITE. blond with spring
aad nes.e nss.Ffsf ct. A. ss .ss s-Oe' maple dl
BEDROOM SUITE, double dresser
tbleached mahog.l, bookcase, bed
Beautyrest mattress and springs: 4
mos. old. JE. 4-6692. SOC
BEDROOM SUITE. Mr.. and Mrs.
dresser, chest, bed; mahog. veneer.
BEER COOLERS, new ana used. excel.
cond.. selling out cheap. remaining
| In service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave-. To.
BRICKS-1 or O million: cinder-
| blocks, tile and mortar. Open Sat-
| urday. 400 Jefferson Davis hwy,
| Arl. or MA. S-5SS5.
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YOUNG MAN, 25-40

Are you now employed?
Do you need SI00 or more per wk
Do you have a car and a his. ed.
We can offer you a bright future
TMn Sonr saaary ana comm annt, No d93Ts1 To-
GLASSHEAT CO. $40 10th ST u w
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COLORED TYPING, l6-wk. eve.
course. 81 .wkly.; shorthand and typ
ping: So gkly; TypswEite,r 81, loaned 70. .,
accredited school. Ma. S-3259.
COLORED - SHORTHAND, TYPNG.
day and evening; low weekly tuition.
Enroll now ATLANTIC BUSINESS
COLLEGE. $40 st. NV, ST
CoLORED sTUDENTs-oov. needs
today typists and stenographers; in
tensive course in shorthand and
tipping. Tues. and Thurs. eyes,, $40
to p.m. Enroll today. INQUIRE MA.
S-2340. BOYD'S SCHOOL, cor. G
and 10Th. Est. 3S yrs.),
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2 ARE YOU THIS MAN?
HElP-WoMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. jr.. under 35
not essential: some tipping required
37h-hr., 5-day wk.: economical
cafeteria in bldg: many company
benefits. Apply Bird H., personnel
office. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., S16 l4th st. NV. IL
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PAINTING PAPERING

PAINTING FAF EhINU
Carpentry. Call RA. 6-9703.
PAPER HANGING. 50. per room up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or JU. 9-T60S.
PAPER NOW-Low prices, Al work;
newest samples: interior painting;
free estimate. JU. 5-0745. 3
PAPERING, PAINTING. Al, 20 yrs
exper.: expert work at lowest prices
in tnwn LII 4.n261 30
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ARE YOU THIS WOMAN7

Between the ages of 10 and As, neat,
ing for Job with q wonderful
future, willing worker. dependable,
interested in meeting people? $50 q
week salary. This Is an unusual
opportunity for the woman who can
qualify. See MR.. CITARELLA, 2701
14th st. NV. Suite los, 8 to s pm
Wednesday. go
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YOUNG WOMEN (6)
FULL OR PART TINE

FULL OR PART TIME
To do demonstrating work for Health
and Research dept. of growing con-
Germ. II you are neat appearing and
would like to earn SS5 a week,
then apply 2 to 4 pm, Thurs. and
Fri. at 1925 Ga. ave. NV. 2nd floor
See MR. RICHARD II
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Accountant Bookkeeper
In property MANAGEMENT and build
ers' Office. Permanent position. ant
pleasant environment, in new air
conditioned building. Excellent op
woman. Reply BY letters. Stain,
qualifications. Give telephone mum
ber for interview by appointment.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV.
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WOMEN-ALEX. AREA
Children are back in school. Christ
mas is only Is wks. away. II you
can work Is hrs. or more wkly., day
or eve., 1t will earn you $50 or more.
No exper. or car nee. Apply 6 p.m.-
7:30 pm. Wednesday only, Rm. 201,
419 King ST., Alexandria. go
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING
MATERIALS
PICKETT HOMES

l. \
100000 OF EXCELLENT MATE
RIAL MUST BE MOVED FROM
SITE IN 60 DAYS.
TOILETS AND TANKS----S13-$18
BASINS--------Ss-$l5
CHINA SINKS 81
ASSORTED KITCHEN CABINETS.
-.- $2.50-S7. so
MEDICINE CABINETS ----75e
APT. .-SIZE STOVES. metal sides 81 )
SPACE HEATERS 50
WINDOWS So
210x6IS DOORS -------------- 50
2/6x6/S DOORS S5
MAsoNiTE. sisxe-------------7sc
PLYWoOD: Y in.-----per foot. SO
NSULATION- per foot, 80
LUMBER per NJ, !S60-$15
TRUSSES. 2x6. haul yourself - S.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
CINDER BLOCKS. clean: We load.
pRIcx. clear. VIA load Sinc each
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NOTICED

Our firm needs two young ladies with
Call Lo. 5-1237 for personal
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HElP--MEN tcont. !

GALEsMEN-S34 . day EVERY DAY
for good men. Call for appt. RA
STATESMEN. roofing and siding ane
other home improvements. Drawlnf
ac;eHnt ass,nIsNs sonmlssioni nNs eNNRhH1 MAHx
Co. Hyattsvilie. WA. 7-1591. --3
SALESMEN-COLORED
Continental Engineering Co. need
newest and most modern storm
windows. doors. awnings and chair
link fences on the market today
There is no limit to the right man!
advancement as We need managers
and lead men who can make from
$50 to $500 per week. Call Mr.
Gilstrap weekdays. CO. 5-1117. fol
interview. Mons. and Thurs, pm
1885 9th st. NV. 20
SERVICE ADJUSTER, automobile
service adjuster with old establisneo
manufacturer for service and claims
adjustment work. Prefer man, 2o.
80 years old with automobile serv.
ice BACKGROUND. excellent opportun-
ity for advancement. Reply stating
age. past exper., education, etc
sRRSSyicE RSS asl-7 7srsaTfoN stffFN ATTENDANTS,
full time and 5 to 10 part time;
mits must Eocai oe eTpesi pTeis ana HppIy v wliam 4
Barber, ESQ Service Center. 10th
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; must have experiences; be
tween 25 and 40 years OF age. Hrs.
2 till 10. WO. 6-965S.
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SAtESLADTES

Full and part time for our suit and
coat dept. Excel. working conds.
with good pay for exper. salesladies
Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd A.. BOND
CLOTHES. 133E r st NV
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TYPIST IMANl
WAREHOUSE
MAN

For sundry dept. at nearby Va. ware
house. Excel. oppor. for advance
nent. Employe benefits, paid vaca-
tion. Phone ia. 4-045O. Ext. 10
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WOMEN

WITHOUT ANY EXPERIENCE
Would you like to earn approximately
$500 before Christmas? Our ladies
are doing Just that by. displaying
Sarah Coventry's exclusive line of
costume iewelry. For appt. for in
s ana 10 eai am. "a or 01s'SId and Is'we9n 5 p.m
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Ho. 2-2476
TAILOR

TELEVISION MEN
Due to expansion we need 4
men-one call-back special
ist and 3 new call men. Have
our own transp. Interested
in technical school gradu-
ates. Do not telephone
please come in.
Mayflower TV Service
f146 18th st. NV. Il
TEIEYISION SERVICE MEN. expert
enced. Car necessary. Good salary
and hours. Steady Job. WOODMOOR
APPLIANCE. 10109 colesville I'd.
rELEvIsION sERvICEMAN-3 days
benchwork: 2 days home calls. B.
day working week: good pay; we
furnish everything. Only top notch
man need apply. OF. 4-S4O0. kE
S-5OS9. 80
TELEvISION SERVICEMEN WANTED
Outside servicemen: transpor
tation furnished. See MR.. GRAEF
between IL and 4, Monday. through
Friday, Apply 1912 Connecticut ave
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FLAGSTONE
Patios, walks, walls, house fronts
and driveways. Guaranteed work
Reasonably done. MR.. WALKER
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NEW MODEL
RAREE-TENnA

So e~& AA~N&A@ - Al4N&>44
Taking the country by Storm. Nov
expanding sales organization Il
meet demand for rcVolutionary
'new-wor.d' model baby feeding aIle
fun safety table. Nothing else IKE
it Tor cashing In on the billion IDOL.
lar baby market. Nationally ad.
yertised. universally lnown, praised
and needed. Unusual opportunity
for reliable man interested In sell.
ing, even II inexperienced. Exclusive
territory. personal training, excellent
income assured. Must have car
Apply Willafd Hotel. AdaYns Room
Wednesday ESQ pm. 80
ARE YOU THIS MAN?
Between the ages OF 10 and As,
neat. ambitious and good character,
looking for o job with wonderful
future. willing worker, dependable.
interested in meeting people? $50 a
week salary. This is an unusual
opportunity for the man who can
qualify. See MR. CITARELLA, 27OI
l4th st. NV. Suite los, from 8 to
8 pm. Wednesday. ---29
COLORED MAN, mechanically in
clined, In engineering and mainte-
nance department of large, new. air
conditioned apartment building In
NV. Call EN-. 2-SS06. 80
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcons.)

GOVERNMENT needs today TYPIsTs.
stenographers. beg. and rev. courses:
30 yrs expr. Enroll today. BOYD
SCHOOL. cor. 18th and q sts- tNA
S-2340l
SPANISH CONVERSATION
English for foreigners, native teach
ers. Former White House instructor
RAMON RAMOS, RE. 7-3076.
SECRETARIAL TRAINING
COLORED--WHITE
short courses for beginners, advanced
students. Prepare for Govt. or pri-
vate business. Also,
CLERK-TYPIST
SHORTHAND AND TYPIN0
MEDICAL SHORTHAND
MEDICAL SECRETARY
BRUSH-UP COURSES
Certificate awarded. Free placement.
Enroll now for October classes.
WRITE. VISIT. PHONE ST. 3-3671.
National Business School
F91l @ PLACE NV. VICTOR BLDG
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BEAUTICIAN. colored, licensed. Maids
work and shampooing in o white
hearty salon. RA. $1,000. -3
BEAUTICIAN, experienced only; 5.
day week, no ewes: salary and COM
mission. ANDERSONS BEAUTY
SALON. $500 18th st. NV. Cal
eyes,, CO. 5-02SS. -
BEAUTICIAN OR STYLlST, expert.
enced; 5-day week; guarantee from
S75 week up. plus commission
pleasant working conditions. An re.
plies confidential. Box 224-A. Star
BEAUTY OPERATOR-SS5-Sl pei
week guarantee plus commission
no manicuring; steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. 171(
Eye st. NV
BOOKKEEPER, to take full charge o
small restaurant office. maintain
books. prepare payroll tax returns
ETC.: also some tipping. Will consider
part-time arraneement. CO. 5-3923
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HELP-..-..,MEN:

|TELEvIsION SERVICE MAN and
stssa, Dsnsh ,nS %an evu'sa orrs
pay, Phone MR.. MILLER. HU. 8.
TRAILER DRIVER, heavy oil expert.
ave. ne, Mr.. PERLMETER. -
TRAINEE - General Electric Credit
Corp. has opening for young mai,
to learn consumer credit and a.
nance; single, college grad. pre.
ferred. Cali Elk. 3-0ls2, Mr.. HAR.
nv SERVICEMAN. with ear, for part.
sary PEoPLEs S INbEpENpEnT efPsEssDfs neGfS: ~
nv TEcHNicIANsy. sal Il m all-round; sd S.Sa,
week: qualified man only, See Mr.
INGE. 1917 Conn. ave. weekdays
only. Q tin 6. N
TYPIST (MAN)
Permanent position: 5-day. 4o-hour
week: pleasant working conditions;
liberal. liberal discount coz on, on Purchases. n
Tssi6enes. pRUd sToaE p1an APPLY pfEorLEs s
our S9e 11fh n and St nv .snd efnr. tiooro ever
UPHoLsTERER, sober, experienced
man: LU; 2-9500.
UPHOLSTERER, for part-time WORK
Call 6-7 pm. DU. 7-606S. 80
USHERS--Apply Managers office.
r. K. o. KEITH'S THEATER, 619
1oth Sc. NV. 30
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GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

chSA EAANN ~ ~ ~.
TYPIST- -CLERK-Perm. pos. for ex-
per. typist; vacation with pay. group
ms. incl. hosp. and other empl. ben
efits. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC, 1s45 4th St.
white, nights only. ABC
law exper.. with local ref. FAMOUS
RESTAURANT. 1915 N. z. ave, n.w.
WAITRESS, white; hrs. 1880 to 8,
closed Sundays. Apply In person,
TsI5 Gsorsia ave. NV; so
"a; uniforms furnished. CHEVY
CHASE INN, 5510 Conn. ave. IL
white. age 21-30, neat.
presentable; nightwork. Apply 500
white. Apply in person.
$3.50 Georgia ave-. after 10 am.
WAITRESsEs, neat appearing, must
be. exper., serving mixed drinks: top
salary. above average tips. Apply In
gESNys gsTsSNn cniy TayJrnno no aep phons sa,s :. calls
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AID TAKERS
ASSISTANT MANAGERS
IA CAREER CAN BE YOURS

We are seeking young women, ages
"a to "a, to be trained as assistant
managers for the worlds largest
slenderi2ing chain. Prerequisites in
clude college background, extensive
sales experience. well-groomed. at
tractive appearance and slender
figure. Applicants without these
qualifications need not apply. Start
ing salary. $3.50 per month, plus a
very generous bonus arraugement
Our assistant managers average
S400-S500 per month. For career
minded women. We offer challeng-
ing position leading to complete
management and unlimited financial
future with one of Americas fastest
growing companies. Our executives
are some of the highest paid women
in the world. For information about
employment. see Miss whitley, Suite
415. I'll 14th st. NV. interviewing
hours, 8 to 5.
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lHE HECHI CO.
F ST. AT 7th NV.
SECY. .-STENO.-Filing, INTEL, alert,
good typist; interesting law ONCE,
hrs. 9-5. State qualifications fully,
salary. background. etc. BOX Ally.
SECRETARY -RECEPTIONIsT-5.day
week. 9:30 to 4:30; salary open. For
appt. call IA. $1,000. bet.' $3.50 and
SETTLEMENT CLERK
Experienced in figuring car deals and
Workne oondtions safsry
commensurate with ability. See Mr..
Clark. MANDELL CHEVROLET CO.,
INC. 1900 Nichols ave. Sc. -3
SILK FINlSHER, experienced; perma-
nsnt f;nn. position site p good T@oTking @ no. condi-
SIX fH ays XsD Ts6sHa M6on FssHkk Rsfs Ms so
SffssY Ia i7ss Ss5 ays st. yssr. nx
age: interesting. permanent position
in department Of long established
company company. knowlsdse Of shorthand
sideration given beginners. Many
once. 3rd floor. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO. sf6 14th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. 4 hours daily, s
days per week; regular position; !;
state qualifications. Box-401-A. Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Perm. position in expanding broker
age company. Great oppor. for
increased a.,ss salary . and, and RESPONSIBILITY.
KLuGE e. CO.. DU. 7-70s0. 80
TEACHER-Part time. trained; $50
to 1890 pm. To assist as additional
teacher in 2nd-grade room. TOWN
& COUNTRY SCHOOL, JU. 9-1674.
TELLER. Age 20 to 80; pleasing
personality and appearance; exper.
in use of adding or calculating
machine helpful: some tipping and
ability to deal with the public.
37a-hr,. 6-day wk. Apply 3rd A.,
personnel office, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. sic 14th st. NV.
TYPIsTs ~, enlarsins ONCE stan
perm. positions. Gen. office work.
40-hr:. 5-day lEk:. vacation with
Elk. 3-2330, 400 9th st. NV. 80
TYPIST. fast for research division Of
airline firm. 6-day week. good start
ing salary, airline privileges. ME.
$4,000. 20
TYPIsT. experienced. fast and ae-
curate: local references: 5-day week
9 to 5; employe benefits. Call MR.
HURLEY, RE. 7-O112. for appt.
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TYPIST-TEMPORARY

-IEMPOEEANY 7
(WHTTE)
To emboss metal address stencil
using keyboard GRAPHOTYPI
machine. 1--WE will train.). Must b.
able to type at least As w.p.m
Several positions available, lastini
into January. 1865; 40-hr., 5-da.
wk.. $50 am. to pm. Modern
cafeteria. Annual and sick leave
INTERVIEWS 10 am. to $3.50 pm
(no phone calls.l.
NATIONAL,
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HOSTESSES

CASHIERS, MATTRESSES
Short training course, no cost, no
exper. required, no age limit, prepare
now; classes begins Monday, Oct. 4,
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, zoos
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FREE DELIVERY
FLA FINANCING
ACE

Wrecking and Building
Materials Co., Inc.
D. C. Yard. L LU. 4-0500
4OO2 MINI. AVE. NE.
ROCKVILLE YARD Po. 2,92l1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
ELKS LADIES

A Christmas party and gift eX-
change was enjoyed Tuesday night
by ElkS Ladies at their December
meeting, with Edna Mackey, Ruth
Bankey and Irene Cupp as hostess
committee. Purchase of two Christ
mas Seal bonds was voted. Cards
and a social evening followed the
business session.
The second annual Christmas
bazaar sponsored by the group last
Thursday was enjoyed by some
$50 guests, who had roast beef
dinner in the club rooms which
were beautifully decorated for the
! holiday festivity. Mrs. A. w. Chap
man and Mrs. Louis Van Vorce
were co-chairmen for the dinner,
Mrs. Leighton Mackey had charge
4 of the dining room, and Mrs
Robert Sauer was in chareN of a
candy and baked goods booth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17

At a joint meeting of officers of
Eagles Aerie 2295 and its auxiliary
on Sunday, Dec. IL, plans were
made for the Annual Christmas
Children's party to be held Satur-
day, December 18th, 400 pm. in
Eagles Hall. There will be gifts
and candy for all children. The
event will be co-sponsored by the
Aerie and Auxiliary.
Last Sunday, the Aerie was host
to the Northwestern Ohio district
meeting. Aerie's represeesad at the
meeting were: Defiance, Toledo,
Rossford, Fremont and Monroe.
The Auxiliary served lunch at the
close of the meeting.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary is this Thursday
December 10th at 7:30 pm. There
will be lunch and Christmas gift
exchange for all members follow
ing the meeting. Plans for mem
bership drive will be discussed
and final plans for the bake sale
on Saturday, December 18th will
be made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
Catholic School Children
Give Program In New | Hall

Catholic school children will pre-
sent their first program in their
new building. Sunday night at 8
p.m.. a medley of Christmas num-
bers is the scheduled enGrtain-
ment.
The program will include: Wei
come, first grade; playlet, Christ.
mas in Other Lands" Jean Ann
Gardner, Marlene Rogier, Daniel
Krupp. William Hoffman, Jerome
Fritz, David Hilditch, Richard
Steindam, Sharon Cernek, Andrea
Elias, Rosalie Boysen, Roseanne
Twynham, Joyce Hamman, Yvonne
Singer, Shelia Florian, Mary Mar
garet McAtee, Ellen Riehl; rhythm
band, first and second grades;
choral reading, fifth and sixth
grades; monologue, Steve Novak;
Winterland Waltz, Clara Ann Wolf,
Carmen Riemenschneider, Diane
Fisher, Jean Francis Chaffin, Don
ma Bodnar, Jean Marie Dellinger,
Kfistine Arhutich, Louann Letter;
number, third grade; "The Birth
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
". r. w. PARTY

The Homer D. Gardner Auxiliary
No. 2480 held a Christmas Party
and gift exchange Wednesday eve
ming at the V.F.W. Hall. A potluck
supper was held at $50 pm. fol-
lowed by regular business meeting.
Checks were sent to T.B. Associa-
tion and to the Boys Industrial
School Xmas Fund. The annual
Xmas Party for the children will
be held Saturday afternoon at
pm. with Santa Claus passing out
the stockings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
POSTMASTER
DEFINES MAIL
ROUTES in AREA

To alleviate the anticipated
holiday volume of mail, Post
master Verdi Won Thron to-
day released a description OF
areas served by the Port Clin-
ton postoffice so that patrons
will have a minimum of difficulty
in properly addressing mail depos-
tied locally.
Mrs. Won Thron said when ad-
dressing mail matter the word 10
cal" means Port Clinton and the
area served by rural routes and
mounted route originating at Port
Clinton.
She said Gypsum, Marblehead,
Lakeside and Lacarne have post
offices and the name of the town
should appear in the address.
Here are the routes served by
the local station:
Rural Route /, Mervin Meachen,
carrier: Includes all OF Catawba
Island except a small section on
the West Catawba Road. State
Route 1853 east of Vernier'S corner
to the Church Road in Danbury
! township. 1t is helpful in sorting if
subdivisions, such as Byrneal
Beach, Orchard Beach, or Catawba
Cliffs are included in the address
Rural Route 2, Donald A. NobiS
carrier: Includes the Bay Shore
Road to Bay Point and East from
the Church Road to the Marble
head city limits. All of State Route
2 east of Christy Chapel Road.
Rural Route 3, Grover j. T. Kihl
ken, carer: Includes all the area
west of the bridge, all of Erie
Township west of Port Clinton or
State Route to one half mile be
yond RuSha Creek and west or
State Route 1853 to Brokate Road
Note: The rural.route number is 3
Route 3 also includes Bay town
ship west of Port Clinton to Mut
Creek Bridge and across tire Paul
son Road.
Mounted Route, Melvin Ballard
carrier: Begins On E. Perry at Ma
ple-st. Includes Buckeye-blvd ant
/ all of Highway 1853 to Vernier',
corner All of Sand Road to 1ater.
section at Byrneal Beach. West Ca
tawba Road to Vernier's corner
Christy Chapel roaA and STATE
highway west from Christy Chape
road to Maple-st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
HOSPITAL

New hospital patients Thursday
were Delbert Tunnel1, Route 3
medical; Mrs. Margaret Hansen
Rocky Ridge, medical; Mrs. Eva
S m t h, Spencerville, surgical
Stanley Jadwisiak, baby son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Jadwisiak, Alice-st
medical; Harey Chaffin, 513 Jack
son, medical; William Snider anc
Vincent Deepen, accidents. Dis
charged were Sonya Market, Clar
ence Myers, Mrs Louis Dress, Mrs
DeWolfe Perry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17

OF A CAROL, Barbara Krupp, David
Ascher. Douglas Twynham, choir
by fifth and sixth grade; Echoes
of Bethlehem, Cathy Dunn, Rose
Marie Kinney. William Sokoloski,
Joyce Ludwigsen, Joan Robron,
Carolyn Winke, Joan Banchich,
Roxanne Florian, Kathleen Twyn-
ham. Mary 10 Amato, Sue Griffin,
Jean Marie Frederick, Marilyn
Marek, James Keen; Ted Snydvr,
Gary Ohm, Thomas Souter, Will
liam Robel Carl Kolhoff, Michael
Norris, Frederick Kasper, Leriy
Gonya, Ronald Zetzer, Robert Fritz,
Robert Krupp, chorus from fourth
to eighth grades.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
Smorgasbord Marks
Christmas Party

Catawba Gel members entertain
ed their husbands last Thursday at
dinner in the Catawba Com
munity hall.
Mrs. Wilson Snyder, social COM
mittee chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Emil Parker, Mrs. John Oravec
and Mrs. Sam Plumer prepared
the main dishes for the Smorgas-
bord dinner which W.; served from
a long table decorated in ever
green and tall tapers in crystal
holders.
The guests were seated at one
large table covered with a red
cloth and featuring three snowmen
centerpieces and many decorated
Christmas candles. Place cards
were small marshmallow snowmen
and the club members received a
cook book made up of favorite
recipes contributed by each mem
ber.
Attorney and Mrs. Lowell Peter.
sen were guests and Mr.. Petersen
spoke on wills and Legal Papers. y
Carols were sung and games en-
joyed.
Christmas punch was served
from a table decorated with greens
and candles. The program commit
tee, Mrs. Richard Cooper, chair
, man, Mrs. Francis Burkhart, Mrs
Kenneth Owen and Mrs. Johr
Campbell assisted the social com
mittee in decorating the hall will
large Christmas tree and feS
toonS of green's, cones and bell!
at all the windows.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-17
LEGION AUXILIARY

Candles and evergreen beautified
the table at which q members of
American Legion Auxiliary we're
seated last Thursday night for a
Christmas dinner at The Ark.
Place favors were candles, angels
and Santa Claus figures. Returning
to Legion Home, members enjoyed
gift exchange, bingo and group
singing. Mrs. Harold Arnold was
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Hazel
Boss, Mrs. L. F. Fachman, Mrs.
Lavina James, and Mrs. Edna
French.
Another holiday event is in store
for Auxiliary members. 1t is the
family Christmas party for Legion
Post and Auxiliary members and
their children this Sunday al
Legion Home from to o'clock
a potluck being planned.