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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
Completes goth
Year of Service

Alfred Hendricks com
plotes 20 years of service
with the Appalachian Elec-
trio Power Company, May
18th, 1864.
Mr.. Hendricks, a janitor
in the general office build
ing, of the company has
been employed continuously
since May ID, 1884. He is a
native of Roanoke, a mem
Der of the William A. Hun
ton Branch YMCA- and also
a member of the High ST.
Baptist Church.
He is an ardent sports
fan and follows baseball
and football very closely.
Mr.. Hendricks lives with
his mother at Alb Gilmer
Avenue, N. w.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
Mothers Day
Program, At
addison High

The Future Teachers and
Home Makers of America
of Addison High School
presented a unique pro-
gram on Friday, May 18th.
Scripture reading was Of
fered by Angel;ne Long. Vo-
cal solos were rendered by
Sandra Brooks who sang
"When Mother Prayed"
and Sandra Scruggs who
sang Mother" by Morse.
Florence Spencer gave a
warm welcome and Mrs.
Rosa Miller responded. Bev-
erly Keeling offered the
ARAB Horsemen" by Cobb
Continued on Page Four
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15

DR.. Shepard is one of the
great preachers of his time,
and we do not hesitate to
say that it will be a very
rare privilege to hear him.
The dates are from May
16 through May 23rd. The
Rev. W. D. Hodge is pastor
of Diamond Hill Church in
Lynchburg.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
Lynchburg ~"
Building Fund
Kickoff Dinner
Is Big Success

Dinner got off to a grand
start. The tables were
beautifully set, and the
menu was quite appetizing.
There were scores of minute
speeches which were high
lighted by the guest speaker
OF the evening, DIR. Harry
L. Penn of Roanoke. DIR.
Penn was introduced by Mr..
Carl Hutcheson, a promi-
nent mortician and school
board member of Lynch
burg. DR.. Penn compliment
ed the gathering for their
interest, time, energy and
resources in this campaign"
He stated that those present
were representative of the
type of citizens who could
make the "Y" dreams come
true. "You", he said, "are
the people who must meet
the challenge. You are
among those who know that
progress will come if we
give a better service, have
vision and work for the sue
cessful completion of this
campaign"
ct is in my thinking that
each one of you here is
aware of the fact that what
affects one of us must of
necessity affect us all. I am
also alert to your unity of
purpose.
Some of you will probably
think this campaign is SO
big that we, as individuals,
cannot do much about it. We
used to think that way about
the atom. Then very sud-
denly, the atom took on
powering proportions and
became very close to being
almighty. Yet, the atom,
with all it's Implications for
evil, can be a tremendous
force for good. Likewise,
trace the good that has come
to your city, your church,
your "Ys" and invariably
you will find that it started
as ore mans vision"
He then spoke of some
fine sons of Lynchburg. The
late DR.. Phillip Morris, Prof.
Gregory Hayes, Prof. Diggs
of Paul Beverly, Washing
ton Scott, John Megginson,
Clayborne Pride, Adolphus
Humble and DIR. James
Brown. He said "They were
truly ambassadors of good
will. You have the vision
and the spirit. l am sure
that this campaign will be
a tremendous success"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
Plans In Readiness For ReviuaI At
The Diamond Hill Baptist Church

All preparation is being
made to receive DIR. Mar
shall Shepard Of PhiIadel-
phia when he comes to the
Diamond Hill 3 a PIT s t
Church for a five night re-
yival. 1t is expected that a
capacity house will greet
the minister on Sunday
morning.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15
On Anniversary
10 Honor Pastor

Elder E. B. Phanelson,
Bishop of the True Church
OF God in Christ and pastor
of the Mt. Sinai Church on
Norfolk Avenue, S. W., will
be honored on her 10Th an
niversary by her church,
May 1928. The services
Will be open to the public.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-05-15

tNOAiIo COOh CflSlT CuTH at OD9r'
ating the municipal govern
ment this week.
They were welcomed b,
Mayor Roy l.. Webber al
the regular meeting of City
! Council when the counter.
parts of the council mem.
bers and a number of city
officials were on hand.
The students who took
over the running Of City
government for a day are
as follows:
Mayor, Winston Coles.
Vice Mayor, Helen Hayes.
City Council Members,
Reva Moore, Sarah Hodges,
Frances Patterson, James
Hale, Dolores Leftwich.
City Manager, Jackie
Hunter, Shirley Davis.
Judge of Municipal Court,
William Barnes, Stella Mil
Ter.
Fire Department Chief,
Marvin Broadly, Lucy Cab
! bier.
City Clerk, Donald Pew
ell, Margaret Cooper.
City Attorney, Frank W.
Clayton, Jr., Melva Webb
Superintendent of Police
Richard Chubb, Jean Pow
ell.
Building Inspector, Ru
dolph Bolden, Barbara Hub
bard.
Commissioner of Health
Donald Horton, Sandrs
Scruggs.
Director of Public Works
James Long, Fnez Clark.
| City Engineer, Fred Di
vers, Lorene Jones.
Clerk of the Market
James Polk, Shirlene Carter
Airport Manager, Jane,
Akers, Bettye Waller.
Director of Recreation
Willie Walker, Constanc,
Aston.
City Auditor, Phylli,
Coles, Helen Glover.
Purchasing Agent, Jeal
/
billiard, Robert Law.
Electrical Inspector, Err
nest Thomas, Ruby Davis
Director of Air Pollution
Control, Mary Johnson, AL
phonso Irvine.
Planning Engineer, Jacl
Barlow, Helen Williams.
Manager of Water De
partment, Edgar Brown
Maggie Quarles.
Librarian, Ruth Dodd.
Registrar. Dolores, Moor.
man, Josephine Brandon.
City Treasurer, Ralph
Spencer, Phyllis Dent.
Commissioner of Revenue
Sandra Brooks, James
Sweeney.
commonwealth Attor.
ney, ichard Banks, Geneva
Law.
Clerk of Courts, Lucille
Broadly, Spencer Taborn.
/ City Sergeant, John Wat
kins, Almarie Wright.
Traffic Court Judge, Reg
inald Davis, Ethel Harris.
Director of Welfare, AL
dean Johnson, Barbara
Woody.
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANT 4 OR MORE BEDROOMS, un-
furnished; $3.50 to $500. Will con-
slider rental with short option to
buy. Box 32-A, Star. -27
ESTABLISHED CLIENT, par excellent,
will pay up to $1,000 MO. for a
large furnished residence. Please
call Mrs. Dixon, ST. 3-7200. JAMES
L. DIXON & CO. -26
GOOD TENANT who appreciates nice
home seeks 3-bedrm. house. Tx. PIX.
or s. s. area; conv. to schools and
transp.: ref: S125. Lo. 5-4603.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDOwe
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals. no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242. -2S
BUSINESS EXEC. needs large, older
house: minimum. 8 rms. 2 baths:
buy: Box 422.A. Star, --26
FAMILY OF FOUR adults tcolored).
wants to rent or bedroom house
IN good ne, or NV. neighborhood;
Gas heat and basement desired. VIII
sign lease, If price is right. Phone
Ii. 4-S16S. 26s
Evening star., 1954-09-25

Just Q blocks to shopping, transpor-
tatlon; ,sS SSbsdreoT detsshsd S.drm brick cs
bath; reasonable. Call OIL 4-2S06.
KIRKs REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO. 2-67SS go
Evening star., 1954-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERIES and varieties: modern
living quarters; nearly new stores
fixtures; freezer. meat case. walk
everythinr; business between $500
S400 per wk. A real bargain: store
well stocked: act at once! IA; o.
HARDWARE STORE. good NV. ioea,
1ent rt9n; sax ssta9 4az oyer stsq 80 years Bsas
sTORE@Estab. s years,
SILVER spr. area. BY OWNER. JU; g.
PXTENr-Just. issued; will sen:
meta mstal product for restaurant use.
SALE 81 8 EsTaTE-Restaurant;@ fully
eeauipped: ABC license: long lease:
first reasonable offer accepted. 1919
Pa; Pa; ave. NV. Call ST. 3-eos9 on
wANTEbf-Mgr. oprtd. laundry and
dry cleaning store by individual.
eaes r,esse ncK give s4.2 det2ils terms; info
HAND LAUNDRY BUsiSE;ss-Estab-
lished 80. yrs: Inquire 1918 North
BAR AND g. GRihL. fsfii air-cond.: good
sesnsss Be ssssesS sss to 0TneTi MAEos Eness Ea E
s-sssS. RA. s-oasi. ~ @2S ga
SMALL SUPERMARKET, good terms,
AUTO REPAiR. fully equipped. in.
cluding Ford lh-ton truck equipped
with Holmes crane Long lease. Sell
ing price. 81 900; halt down. Ii
FOR SALE by owners;
beer light wine Reason, for selling
owners must devote time to smother
business. 335 Pa. ave Sc. Ii 3-Sn65.
GROCERY STORE. 14s Z st Sc
Wonderful opportunity for one or
partners: over over $500 rer week;
WATERFRONT RESTAURANT and
raw bar for sale by owner at reason
able i,rice; all replies confidential
Box 33S-Y Star. 25s
NEW W-CAR AGENCY-old established
flym nynr gish vsa sns name: downsown for
fully equipped modern service dept
and ample parking: available to re-
sponsible. experienced purchaser on
extremely attractive basis. Please
call MI; Smith with FRANK s
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes. AD
wOUID YOU LIKE TO INVEST ir
q small loan company to be reor.
ganized? Here is your opportunity
TO- to come Y e in on the ground floor; ? Boz
sgpEKMsRkEr. fnasKi AK, equipped in ss, mod
small Dc Nn, payment to auslif,ed
Mrs. Kiser at 70. 3-4040. 10 am.
TO 70 9 Pm Pm; weekdays; 3
posal; fully eauipped, air-conditioned.
sgsment. Details from OWNER, TE
DENIAL IiT EQUIPMENT. incl. chairs
X-ray machine. tools, cabinets. ETC.,
for sale, from estate of long
spaee a1se IN section Mien
cages. OV. 3-4966.
ATTRACTIVE small decorator studio
antique. gift shop. ETC.; excel. Silvel
Spring ssTt II lqc essab. clientele; os ssas
SALE OR S LEAssLRestaurant, bar
10 motel units, 6-rm. apt. incl. Rt
3o1, Waldorf, Md, Midway 5-3s46
N. J. AVE. BAR AND GRILL Will
lie. &C.; $4,000. Cor. of N. J. ave
and o st. NV: Tyr: lease, incl. 4
n1y rms; kit. and bath; $3.50 mo, rent
DELiCATEssEN-ABC Lie. Arl. va
Good business year-round. PRICED
for quick sale. 1885 Wilson blvd
GROCERY STORE and brick bldg, I
apts.; $2,OSS yearly income pay,
notes and overhead: no agents: fully
full price. S15.500. HE. 4-5426
RESTAURANT TO RENT, by owner
Good location; equipment for sale
including Sx10 walk-in box, 2S-case
dry box, deep freeze. cash register
meat grinder. meat slicer. and many
for quick sale; terms II you rent
restaurant. Call DU. 5-9sS7 any
time. -2R
HARDWARE BUSINESS, Baitimor,
ave-, Hyattsyille. Sale due to own
er's death. Box 171-Z. Star. II
BEAUTY SHOP for sale in Arl-
Reas. rent. ia. -7-3237, ia. S-631S
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES UNruRNIsHED

ICOLORED - TWO-BEDRM. moderr
brick house at GIT Golden st. s.w.
gas heat; tiled floors; sea. sc
monthly; not In Government "takins
area" Ma. S-9257. go
ECOLORED-43 FENTON PL, NE
Six rms. bath. elec., gas heat. $50
RAYMoNp e < 40 ET R; RYE ks{9pPERT' lol7a aa atf
COLORED-BUNGALoW: 8 rms;
doeaof os esT ss9 pensa osaSn sm seat sS
Eads st. me-. LU. 2-7464. 25s
FCOLORED-32Oe PARK PL. NV
rms, kit. and bath. rec. rm.; re.
Gently redecorated: 500 per month
Call DE, 2-1513,. JAMES =. SCOTT
agent. I'll Florida ave. NV. -27
COLORED-1345 OAK ST. N.W.-6
rms. kit. and bath; excellent condi-
frnisbsS fi1n sss. Iai Tn newly TsSdssorsted
agent. M ~ III Raa florida ave- ave. NV. =; soy s7
COLORED - SEVEN RIM. HOUSE,
lilo Fairmont st. n.w.-Gas heat,
mod; kitchen. Call OWNER, AD
COLORED-15I3 CHURCH ST. NV
shower: h.-w.h.: Just remodeied anc
decorated. Al condition; very de.
sirable for large family Of adults
9r;. 4 or 8 couples: $3.50. De
cOISSkGD-sEMnET.: 10 rms ms
baths for. refined families; conv
CObORED-6 RMS. AND BATH: cen.
ter LOCATIONS WINSTON HOUSING
cSIoREDm244 IL EYE N.E-1o rms.
2 baths. gas, elec. $3.50 month.
Phone RA. 6-3O94. 2f,s
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

cAesFoa idesl for 4odaIsffs rooss sssm:
baths; rec. room, gas h.-w.h.: nice
conddition; porch, garage, yaarnd5. e
s1ltaple saa ;. i?r tourists. $. 1880; 800 SIl
baths. sis. 900 eos 'te; II. carc;lina,' !,
10 rms, 3 kits. baths, with
furn. S21. 900. All easy terms. NOR.
GAN CO.. Mr.. Nevins. Ii. 7-s2O9
CAPITOL HlL-From owner, George.
Townsville townhouse B bedrooms
sun room. overlooking beautiful gar
den. Under $4,000. Ii. 7-444s
FIT. ToTTEN AREA-Three-beSSrm
I'd; o1 sppr. Owner. JU. 5-5ea4.
RIGGS PARK-Immaculate semidet
brick. 2 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., rec.
rm.. storm windows. huge fenced
Ta rear ssEl. ysrEd: oI terms avail. s12s9s5o,
BGNGaIoRR-1s. tn y1soeR A.: . b.drms-. -Ss dsn;
frances. House in excel. cond. Priced
to sell; Ell CLAUDE J; sHIFLET, To.
ssss ssS4oei e,h RA; sT 3-sS7e, Se s,a-sMo2sn -sonr
Risss rd.: brick; % 5-rin. setna; semidet.: gas
heat: full basement: garage: deep
fenced lot: newly painted: GI. OF
assume ~ oI loan. BY OWNER,
ATTENTION DIR. AND OTHER PRO-
FESSrONAL PEOPLE-Open Sun.
1:30 to 8 pm. 56O1 N. H. ave.
ne; Lovely corner. det. brick. front
and side entr. RECEIPT. hall. liy.
rm.. din. rm., lse. porch. kit. rec.
rm., util. rm.. 4 bedrms.. all cedar
lined closets. 2 baths. OIL h.-w.h.
EMMA y; BAyLIss. RE. 1881 or
2a 5th ST. N.E.-vacant. To be sold
to settle estate. Asking 50, 800, zoned
hrst commercial. suitable for small
business and living quarters. To
inspect today or Sunday. call Mr..
Altman. Ii. 4-0S94. THOS. J.
CAPITOL HILL
Row brick arranged as 3 apis, also
finished and heated bsmt. Owner
left city: oil h.-w,h. Only si.Soo
j. LEE poNrEILY Il soN
MA. S-3316. Realtors Ewes. OIL. 4-4Q74
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE OR TWO GIRLS, to share house
with another girl, in Alexandra; !;
modern, TV: conv. to Pentagon; S44
per mo- XII. S-293S. -26
"A LADY AND HER FATHER will
share their home with another re-
CONGENIAL MOTHER AND CHiLD
to share 4-bedrm. home. POPLAR
TWo Girls OR CPLE.. to share ram
bier, in nearby Md; reasonable.
Call WA. 1880. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-25

1923 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath.
Oil heat. Newly decorated.
Vacant. Rent, $40. Key at
3340 Clay st.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV, MA. S-2100
Evening star., 1954-09-25
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
TRADE


AMER. UNIV. PK.--Det. brick. near
st. Ann.si 8 bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd
Sos. PRANK 8. PHiILiRs. ri. ..
1x1l; eyes,. IN. a.o266. 30
Evening star., 1954-09-25
NOW DOWN TO
$105 MONTH

LARGE BEDROOMS
Only 8 Left Out of Development
sAMPLEN5012 10th ST. NE.
Iust North of New Providence Hospital
doth at s. Dakota Ave. Me-
Nearly new semidetached homes; ia
baths. full bsmt.; choice of gas or
oil heat. Some with garbage dis
posal units and fenced yards; beau
tifully equipped kitchen with dining
alcove; also family-sized dining rm.
OPEN SUN. 2 to
Weekdays by Appointment
Catholic university to 18th st.. turn turn
left to 8. Dakota ave-. left again to
10th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC.
1912 5th st. NV.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-s695
Evening star., 1954-09-25

COLORED-MODERN
sos MO-, NE, CLEAN
Lovely modern home In me-: con-
others available. Come to ONCE
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle. NV. RE. 1854
Evening star., 1954-09-25

Convenient College Park
De luxe 2-family brick homes, in
cluding large bedrms.. tiled bath,
de luxe kitchens with garbage dis.
posals. gas h.-w.h. full bsmt. and
lge. lots. For 40 little as $99.5O
Der mo.
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
DIR; North on Baltimore blvd. {Rte.
j. to Clifford dr.. in College Park,
Nd. turn left 2 blocks to sample
home, 4214 Clifford dr.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOME VALUES

4412 RESERVOIR RID. NV bed.
rms, liv. rm., din. rn1.. kit. bath
gas h.-w.h.; avail. Nov. l. Shown
by appointment only. S175 mo
7O1 MONROE ST. NE.-Det., corner
s rms. 2 baths. S155. -
12505 VALLEYWOOD DRIVE
Wheaton. Md bedrms.. liv. rm.
din area. kit. S110.
b07 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W,-3 bed
sas Ensh h.lW:h. IVY rms slSoa on fm,' KIT 0a'n'
6619 oath PL.. HYATTSvHLE. MD
"a bedrms,. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
eo5 eooa5 g 9th ST s.w.-s rms. 8 baths,
oil heat. 500.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SON
Realtors
sOs N. CAPITOL st. MA. s-5020
Evening star., 1954-09-25
ARLINGTON VA.

A1CI1IN1 IOIN, Wa.
412 SOUTH ABINGDON ST.
Detached brick; bedrooms and bath
on second floor, living room, dining
room, kitchen and lavatory on first
floor; vacant. Key at Ala South
Abingdon st. Rent. SIPS.
B. r. SAUL CO.
o25 18th st. NV. MA. S-2100
Evening star., 1954-09-25

sos Longfellow st. NV.
Attrac; row brick with liv. rm.. din.
1st J.: 8 bedrms., bath and Sleep
ing porch on 2nd A.; full bsmt.
with garage. Gas heat. Rent Sf0O
per mo. Call H. @. SMITHY CO.,
S11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-09-25

AMERICAN u. PARK
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: vacant:
decorated; close to ali schools
shops and transp: Appraised value
4224 Alton pl. NV. Open sun
l:3O to $40. Wis. to Albemarle'
LETT u blks. to Alton, left to house
g. WOODS. EN-. 2-22l6
Evening star., 1954-09-25

SS5 Mo.-6 rooms. bath. Q apts..
newly decorated, oil h.-w.h.; near
c1r-buslines. stores. S25 = st. n.e..
$40 Mo.-s,E.. 8 rooms, bath. oil
h.-w.h., porches. garage: near car
euslines. Ii. 6-1903, Agt. 3. CROSS.
Evening star., 1954-09-25

s. FREDERICK ST, ARLINGTON
rooms. 3 baths, full bsmt.. newly
renovated and redecorated; con-
,veniently located at 1000 s. Fred.
erick St. ct Columbia pike; ideal
sional use. LARCfMONT REALTY.
INC IE 4-2Q0n la 7-n30n -27
Evening star., 1954-09-25
HOUSES UNFuRhlsHED tcens.,

SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial. In excel. cond. Has liv
rm., sep. din. rm. and kit. with
table space. Full bsmt., nice lot.
Convenient to schools. Price, S125
mo. HOLMEAD. REALTORS. JU
Evening star., 1954-09-25

Continued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1954-09-25

WHEATON
a 2-bedroom brick rambler; full base
ment, screened side porch; reason
able. Call OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO 2-677S -26
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15

Oct. 5 dismissal of police captain
John P. Wright on charges of in
subordination.
His orders that police officers
must carry their guns when off
duty, the edict that Mr.. Wright
violated on Sept. 26, came in for
particular scrutiny by council.
Every city, no matter what size,
has the right to require its police
men to carry a gun at all times.
Chief Lemaster declared.
Councilman Andy Kastro asked
him to name another city the size
of Port Clinton making this re-
quirement.
IL don't known much about
Ohio, the Chief said. He added:
"I'm in charge of this police force.
These men are hired as policemen.
and they are going TO be that "a
hours day. Or III accept their
resignation"
Chief Lemaster said he carried
his own gun to his fathers funeral.
Safety-Service director Walter
Wagner backed the Chief with
the qualification that "Lemaster
may be doing things too fast, but
that from things l have observed
of John Wright previous to this
charge, he should have been out
of the force long time ago"
"If had been Mayor jeremy" "
added Mr.. Wagner, Il wouldn't
have taken the things that Mr..
Wright said to him mayor Jer-
emy)."
Mr.. Wagner noted however that
Chief Lemaster is on a six months
temporary appointment, after
which the Civil, Service Board will
have to rule on his appointment.
81 have heard far more good
comments on the new Chief than
bad," was the comment of Council
President Protein Charles Rud-
dock.
Councilman Carlista Snyder ask
ed the Chief if police were to car
ry their badges at all times too,
Continued on page ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
CIVIL SERVICE
APPEAL STILL
IS PENDING

Atty Oliver True, representing
ex-captain John P. Wright in his
protest against dismissal from the
Port Clinton police department on
charges of insubordination, said
Wednesday an appeal has not yet
been filed with the Civil Service
Commission.
He said conference with Safety
Service Director Walter Wagener
is being awaited before filing of
proposed protest with the Com
mission.
Mayor Harold Jeremy said he
does not plan to appoint any re-
placement to Mr.. Wright on the
force until "this affair is complete
ly settled"
Four applications have been re-
ceived, in addition to that of John
Ludrowsky who had applied two
months ago. On file with the
Mayor are applications from Julius
Rosiar, former police and sheriff's
department deputy; Ernest Isaac,
employed at downtown. store;
William Mathers, 1919 E Loop; and
Frank Gregory, Toledo, who had
experience with the police and
sheriff's departments there, and
who was interested in the Chiefs
appointment here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Don't Park On
School Grounds!

Parents who park on the school
grounds while waiting for their
children will get traffic tickets.
Police had TO be called Tuesday
afternoon when buses could not
get in their parking place, because
Of the traffic Jam. No parking on
the grounds is permitted during
school hours and this will be firm
Iy enforced. This goes for after
noon meetings at the school, too.
II is against state law for bus
to back up on school grounds.
drivers point out, and with pas
senger cars taking up space they
cannot get out without backing.
You may park on the school
grounds for night programs, but
you'll get ticket If you park there
during schoof hours.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
ROTARY PLANS
HOBBY SHOW
FOR NOV. IA

An Ottawa County Hobby Show,
sponsored by Rotary Club, will
again provide an attraction of in
terest here. The show, to be held
Sunday, Nov. IA at the high
school, is being arranged by Ro-
tary's special activities committee.
Chairman M. J. Eddie" Ed
wards is being aided by Earl Wise
man, Frank Carstens, DR.. G. R.
Ley, B. H. Corthell, Curt Kuhnle,
Lowell Petersen, Bob 9.etson, Leo
Glickman, Tom Leavy, and Roy
Ansalvish.
lobbyists and collectors in any
field are cordially invited to dis
play their items. Cash prizes and
ribbons will be awarded. Special
protection during the 2 p. m. to 8
p. m. show will be provided by
special police.
Explorer Scouts will aid Rotary
in putting on the show. Old time
movies, one collectors hobby, will
be shown. High school industrial
arts department will have a spe-
cial exhibit, and local artists work
also will be a feature.
Admission will be nominal, 10
cents for children and Is cents
for adults.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Lions Club Will
Sell Light Bulbs

Joining statewide campaign
listing October as Light For
Sight" Month, Port Clinton Lions
Club will sell bags of light bulbs
with all proceeds going for its
community activities. Primary a
mong these is the Eye Research
Project.
Bob Underwood is chairman for
the sale, which opens Oct. %. The
bulbs will be sold in bags identi-
fled by the Lions Club insignia,
each bag So retail value assort-
ment of household type bulbs. En-
tire membership of the club has
been organized to supply friends
and neighbors with bags of bulbs,
their purchases providing them
with a good reserve supply of
bulbs at the same time a worthy
cause is being helped.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Fan Busses Chartered
For Mansfield Game

Bus transportation for football
fans who want to follow the Red
skins to the Mansfield Madison
game Saturday, Oct. %, definitely
will be available.
The fan busses will leave the
high school at 5 p. M, and will
return from Mansfield immediate
ly after the game. Bus transporta-
ton will be So for the round trip.
This does not include admission
ticket to the game, which will be
available on arrival at Mansfield.
Two busses, each accommodate
ing 81 passengers, have been
chartered but another will be OBJ
tanned if needed. Advance reser-
vations may be made by calling
Lake Erie Sports Store, 8OS5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
COUNCIL NAMES
PETERSEN AS
new MEMBER

Wilbur B. Petersen, 40, 512 w.
Third-st, has been appointed new
First Ward Councilman to replace
Roy Oman, who resigned last
month due to i'll health.
In Kenton on business for the
Standard Products Co., where he
has been employed 20 years as a
steam filter, the new Councilman
was notified of his appointment
Tuesday night by Council presi-
dent protein Charles Ruddock in
long distance call. He was select
ed Monday night at an informal
meeting of Council members.