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ANESTHETIST
RESIDENT MANAGER

etss give full particulars. BOX 47ss-J'
tail. must be 5 It. z in.
or over. white, for full-time work
in specially shop. DI. 7-19S7. --6
sALESLA9IEsMEqli I1.sI.aa or part time; s; sx-
salary plus - very iSii liberal p Commission &
THE Princess SHOP, iioS + St.
NV. Il
0HHAIsA1ie WEAR AND sPooRTswiEaAfR. iaf Ex.
CELLENT STARTING SALARY
PLY IN PERSON BETWEEN 9:30
mp 4 p l1;$o Il e AN. NEIN's' 1927
sALEsWOMEN, experienced ready-to-
I sssf xsEsns Ss1s sosdsisa: sf.StI
SECY., in q 2.girl. ir-cond. law ONCE;
legal exper. not necessary; 5-day,
sa1s to sr..msss 5, starting sslaTy sgae $50 yk;
RI y sSa y, ss,Sss, SSss y:
eineers once in Ring Bldg. 5-day
White only. RE. 7-esss. Msf
SECRETARY . Advertising agency
iSokn iSokins for girl, 20 to go. with g gG1s y2e
initiative; s-day. 40-hr. O wE.: air e
cond. offce. downtown location. Call
DI, 7-7400 after $3.50 am: 3.
STENOGRAPHER, exper.; .5-day-wk:
vaeatl1n NG with @ pay group hTsp. THE d
STENOGRAPHER-National organi-
zation has excellent opportunity for
young lady. Reasonable typing and
shorthand speeds required. Air;
ssion hopas pad &c 5dss %sst
Minimum monthly salary. S225. Cali
sTENoGRxPHER-Not seEaSfi ER: sdsVSi over IS yrs.
old: SCI wiz. start; 5-day. 49-hr. wk.
snd < a IS; NV. or phone Il S;;-s7oo'
STENOGRAPHER or ONCE clerk,
shorthand necessary; permanent
position with old established firm.
Apply Tuesday, IRON FIREMAN
SALES CORP. 124o W st. ne.
sHSSG5; H0; GSTS20S; 5 pi,Rp ..,.-., on..
sTENoGRAfHERI.A white. Under s5;
typing 80 .w.p.m., shorthand 100
golntment. 81. 7-eoeb. EOS i TeSer
sTENoGRAPHER for 3-sirl, air-con-
ditioned of1ce. 6-day week, with all
insurance benefits, etc. Permanent
position with national concern. Pre-
fer girl in 20-35 age group with
good knowledge of shorthand. Start
ing salary commensurate with abil-
ity. with opportunity for advance
ment. Please reply Box 222-M, Star.
STENOGRAPHER
Jr., age 20 to 40: typing 40 w.p.m.;
shorthand, 80 w.p.m.; 5-day, 37la-
hr. wk.; excellent working condi-
tions with friendly congenial people.
1t Is possible to earn over weeks
vacation every year; air-conditioned
offlce: sick leave and other company
benefits; has non-prof1t cafeteria.
Apply Personnel once, Room 300
4 IL AAA
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
Man with car to handle service calls
on electrical appliance; no expert
ence necessary: paid So per service.
average to 8 services per day, plus
to 3 replacement sales per week
et $50 average per sale; earnings
during training period, $50 per
week plus all leads furnished. Apply
1905 r. !. ave. NE. Tuesday, 9-12
only. 81
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HElP-W0MEN
YOIING LADIES

Immediate openings avail. for quail
ned applicants as dance teachers.
Full or part time, with or without
tive positions at high salarys. Ap-
plicants should have natural dancing
ability, must be personable and in
telligent. Apply after ii am. DALE
DANCE STUDIOS, 710 14th st. NV
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUNTER-GRILL CLERK, white, ex-
per, for neighborhood luncheonette.
2 till 10 pm, 6 days. Apply. MET
GALES. 1920 Colesville I'd. ~.
FRIE 90 CAREER TRAINING selling
part time. LOYOLA INVESTMENT
q REAL ESTATE. 2524 Penna. ave.
HxWiAIiAN STRING MUSIC. plays
popular songs. Call after 8 pm, Ii.
3-9S15. q
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
Has leadership openings: earn S35
to $75. part time or full time; car
necessary. Cali TIE. 6-791S. -31
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RESIDENT MANAGER
ROUTEMAN

For retail dry cleaning route. Won
derful opportunity for an aggressive
man with some sales experience.
Guaranteed salary and commission.
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS, 323
Carroll st. NV Il
eALES ENGINEER WANTED by con-
struction steel fabricating. concern.
Reply giving age. qualifications and
compensation desired. Box 4S:M.
SALESMAN to sellslaundry equipment
to motels. schools. Institutions, em-
bassies. etc,: must know laundry
commercial laundry selling expe-
Fience; salary and commission to
right man. State qualifications and
experience Box 470-J. Star. 81
SALESMAN, to sell Kenmore sewing
machines Excellent opportunity for
the most qualified. looking to the
future, Good starting wage while
training, plus commission: No can
vassing. Top-rated benefits. Oppor-
tunity for advancement, Phone Mr..
Garcia for appt. or apply in person,
Tuesday or Wednesday, 10 am. to
5 pm. SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO,
S455 Colesville I'd. Silver Spring,
Md. Phone JU. 9-9010. II
2ALESMEN to sell vacuum cleaners
and sewing machines. Liberal COM
mission. No canvassing. Leads fur
nished. Apply in person, 4S33 Ga.
ave
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BEAUTY OPERATOR

BEAUTY OPERATOR
MALE HAIR sTYLIsT
II you are outstanding and making
less than $100 wk.. you should con.
tact THOMAS HAIR STYLIST. zoe
lington Va. IA. 5-6231. Il
BEAUTY OPERATOR
Male or female. Must be good. Nc
license required. Best salary anC
commission. THOMAS HAIR STYL.
Isr Hschs soa Arnston Gle1s Sa Fc ia qpssssss5i ssss
take charge Of small dble. -entr,
books. starting salary, $500; s.
day wk.. Reply in own handwrit'
ing. stating exper" educ. and age
BooKKEEPER. for advertising agen
cy; thorough knowledge Of al phase
chases and disbursements: vacation
with pay; central. downtown loca
tion; aforementioned of1ces; knowl
edge of typing essential. S240 pei
month to start. Plenty Of pressure
hss BCs 2sfo ss sssr Sssrs aeeT5eS ape0ntMen Ma
give full experience summary.
BOOKKEEPER, payroll, accounts pay
able. general ledger work; AYE limit
30; $3.50 per mo. Call OIL. 4-6750
MR.. NEAL. Il
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, fol
builders office in Hyattsyille, Md
Prefer someone living in Hyattsville
or vicinity. Good salary. See MR.
MYERS, 4so5 r. I. ave-. Hyattsyille
BILLING I'LL Hane CLERK. exper. ElectroSatic a
typewriter. good at figures. whole
sale hardware supply, ne. sec. mr.;
Cath. Univ. excel. wk: condS., good
salary. LA. 6-9040 for interview
CAsHIER.CHECKER for supermar.
ket, good pay, steady work. Apply
q. ". sUPERMARKET. 24so Pa
CASHIER, restaurant. some bookkeep-
ScHAFFER's CoSTiN's REsTAU.
RANT, S35 18th st. NV. Il
CASHIER, experienced, with loca
references; excellent salary anc
pleasant working conditions; man!
employe benefits. SPORT CENTER
9Th and n ere n ~ II
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CONCRETE
Is OUR BUSINESS
Walks. driveways, retaining walls.
patios (1agstone) Free estimates.
SO months to pay.
LEWIS Il SON
AP. 7-9761

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
service charge; free estimate; IA
years at same location. D. c.
RADIO STORES. 8 am. to 9 pm.
CO 6.QO0S
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Bldg. Materials
4 Weeks Left at
Shirley Homes Site
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF
EXCELLENT MATERIAL MUST
BE MOVED
Immediately
BUY NOW IN QUANTITY AND SAVE

Wrecking & Building
Material Co. Corp.
to Job: Shirley hwy. left
on 8. Glebe I'd. to Lang ST., left TO
job. OPEN 2 DAYS A WEEK AT
JOB SITE. OF. 4-se44
4O02 MINI. AVE. NE.
ROCKVILLE YARD
Poplar 2-9211
Route a4O, 1 nj. north Of Rockville.
OPEN MONDAY THROUGH sATUR-
DAY, 7:30 an. to B pm.
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CASHIER R-CHECKER

S31A1444494t< <44ASN44G4O
PART TINE
In Government cafeteria. 8 hours
during lunch time. No weekend
work. We will train qualified appli-
cants. Must have telephone.
APPLY $50 ANS PM.
GOVT. SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st ST. NV.
CASHIER COUNTERGIRL, white. 4
pm to 500 pm. Exper. in cafeteria
tray adding and counterwork es-
sential. This is part-time work; No
Sat. or Sun. The pay and working
conditions are excellent. II you need
full-time employment. don't answer
this ad. Apply the INVESTMENT
CAFETERIA, 1921 K st. NV, Tues
day. the earlier the better. 81
CASHIER AND
BEVERAGE CHECKER
Top restaurant experience necessary.
Only those qualified need apply.
Excellent salary meals INCLUDED.
Apply in person, 2:30 to 6 pm
FAN b BILLS. 1882 Conn. ave:
-
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FAMILY MAN
WITH CAR

Big earnings. Good references. Apply
1421-23 EaSt-West hwy, Silver
spring; Md. and ask for MIR. LLEW.
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STEEL
WE HAVE ON HAND LARGE
AMOUNTS OF ANGLE IRON,
I-BEAMS AND REINFORC-
ING STEEL CUT TO SIZE.
CHEAPER THAN NEW.
GENERAL WRECkING co.
STEEL

TABLE, din. rm.. modern Nubiap
black mahogany: pad, 62x40. 4
TAPE RECORDER, Webcor, like new,
S110. Phone EN-. 3-S235. Il
TELEVISlON, 81 in. Silvertone con.
Call LE A-nia0 al
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500. 900 FT. OF BRIGHT SEASONED
LUMBER, FLOORING, sHEATHING,
JOISTS. STUDS. DOUBLE MAPLE
DESKS. CHESTS. TREMENDOUS
SUPPLY OF BATHROOM AND
KITCHEN FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES; 5 STEEL BEAMS, CELQ, },
ITEMS.
Daily Till 8 pm. Sunday TIL 2 PM.
ABCD CORP.
1881 JEFF. DAVIS HWY.
Job Site
18th and Alabame Ave. Sc.
OF. 4-S756 10. 2-6139
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PAINTER-DECORAT OR
Painter. color maker or wall patcher
Is avail. to make your apt. look like
new; old or new work RE. 7-S4SS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
Barbershop Quartets
Booked At Lakeside

Five top barbershop quartets
plus the current district champion-
ship chorus will take part in Lake
sides second annual Harvest of
Harmony" program On Saturday
evening.
Sponsored by the Johnny Apple
seed district of the Society for the
Preservation and Encouragement
of Barbershop Quartet Singing in
America, the program will feature:
The Lytle Brothers of Sharon, Pa,
international medalists; the Hum
dingers of Canton, International
finalistS; the Tigertown Four Of
Massillon and the Transfour of
Greenville, Pa, both district med
alistS; the Pumpernickel Four of
Warren, novelty quartet; and the
40-man Stephen Foster Chapter
Chorus of Warren, recent winners
of the district championship.
The program was arranged by
Nate Berthoff of Elyria, editor of
The Quarter Note, and Stephen
Johnson, Jr., Of Elyria will be mas
ter of ceremonies.
Following the program an after
glow sing on Lake Erie is planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
FINKEN FAMILY REUNION

A Finken family reunion was
held out at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kuzma at Ascher
Beach last Sunday.
A potluck dinner and Se-anming
was enjoyed by the following
members of the family: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Finken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Pulschen, Mrs. Gladys Swim
gle and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Wozniak and daughter of
Port Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bray
ton Finken and family of Oak
Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. John Kry-
mock and family of Lakeside, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Finken and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Meacham and
family of Bay Township, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bostwick and son Of
Shreveport, La, the host and host
ess, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kuzma.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27

and small angel wings. Her jewel
ry was pearl choker and ear
rings, gift of the groom.
Her attendants wore identically
fashioned gowns of Cotillion blue.
They we're designed with satin
bodices, pleated net forming points
in front, and finished with satin
bows. The gowns had three net
skirts, ballerina length, with satin
inserts and bow on the second
skirts. Shoes matched the delicate
hue of the gowns in colors. Maple
leaf head bands of Cotillion blue
velvet were smart head dresses.
Their flowers were cascading bou-
quets of light pink shattered car
nations on a background of blue
which matched the gowns.
The little flower girl was charm
ing in floor length frock of lace
and net over baby blue taffeta,
with a pink satin sash. She wore
band of flowers as headpiece,
and carried a small bouquet of
white shattered carnations.
Men of the bridal party wore
satin lined double breasted white
gabardine dinned jackets with
midnight blue trousers, maroon
bow ties and handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Prohaska, mother of the
bride, was smart in waltz length
gown of raspberry crystalette. Her
shoes matched in color, and she
wore white gloves. Her corsage
was pink pinoccEio roses. Mrs.
Floro, mother of the groom, select
ed a waltz length gown of aqua
taffcta with black slippers and
white gloves. She wore a corsage
of white Eucharist lilies.
Four hundred guests extended
Fluctuations to the new Mr.. and
Mrs. Floro at the reception in Ca
tawba Community Hall. Cannino's
orchestra, Sandusky, played fol
dancing. HosteSseS included Mrs
Luther Rhodes, Mrs. William Fritz
Miss Frances Lukac, and Mrs. Rob
ert Sorensen.
The bride wore a suit of Scotch
plaid with brown and green jacket
and plain brown skirt when the
| counJe left for a hOneymOOn STAY
in New England states. Her &C
cessories we're brown, and a cor
sage of gardenias complemented
here ensemble.
] Both bride and groom are grad
! yates of Port Clinton high school
The new Mrs. Floro is secretary
to school superintendent D. D
Sims, and Mr.. Floro is associated
with the Ohio State Construction
! Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
SURPRISED ON ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Qualman
were pleasantly surprised Sunday
evening with a party at the home
of her mother Mrs. Bena Ryan.
Their 25th Wedding Anniversary
was the 18th.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sorensen and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sorensen and .daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ellith-
rope and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Babcock.
Another part of the surprise
was the presence of Mrs. Quail
mans cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mason from Westside, Iowa.
A beautiful wedding cake was
served and many lovely gifts were
received.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
Andy Yakobision Gets Recognition
From Neighbors AS Considerate Chap

Walnut st. neighbors of Andy
Yakobison, who lives at the south
west corner Of Walnut and E. Per
ry Sts., think he is about the most
considerate fellow a neighborhood
could have.
Mr.. Yakobison dons hip boots,
and wades out into the marsh a.
cross from his house to keep the
weeds and cat tails down, so the
people who live behind him on
Walnut st. can have an unob-
structed view of the beautiful
lake vista.
Thanks to him, we really have
a view," one of the grateful neigh
bors said,. "and we think it's time
he got some public recognition of
his thoughtfulneSS
Last year they sent him a Christ
mas greeting as a small gesture
of their appreciation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
SUNRISE GARDEN CLUB

A meeting of the Sunrise Gar
den Club was held last Thursday
in the Bay Township Hall. Mrs.
Margaret Bahnsen and Mrs. Elsie
Waggoner were hosteSses.
Mrs. Norma Round was elected
president. Other officers are Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, vice president,
Mrs. Hans Carstens, secretary,
Mrs. Carl Waggoner, treasurer,
and Mrs. George Oleska, historian.
AS their new project the club
sponsored a Junior Flower Show
last Thursday in the Bay Town.
ship Hall. Blus ribbon winners
were Gary Rounds (2), Dale
Rounds Cd, David Bahnsen (4),
Larry Meacham (3), Sandy Gates
Cd, Judy Stelzer az, Betty Rounds
Cd and Jimmy Rounds Q).
Acting as judge for the event
was Mrs Norman Tewers, Wick
cry, a member of the County
wide Garden Club and Garden
Center Garden Club of Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27

1t is designed primarily as study
period for the Sunday School
teachers of the Ohio parishes, but
will be open to anyone interested
in studying about the Orthodox
Catholic Church and its teachings.
The retreat will open on Satur-
day morning with Divine Liturgy
Mass celebrated by FIR. Schme-
mann and visiting clergy at the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary
Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic
Church in Marblehead, Ohio.
Responses at this service will be
rendered by the SIS. Peter and Paul
Church choir of Lorain. The retreat
will close on Wednesday evening,
September l, with TeDeum -
prayer service Of Thanksgiving All
lectures and study groups will be
conducted at the Assumption par
ish. Father Schmemann will be as
sisted in the retreat by a recent
graduate of st. Vladimir'S Semin-
ary, Theodore Fryntzko, of Granite
City, Illinois, the Reverand Fathers
Daniel Hubiak, of Marblehead,
Sergei Glagolev, of Lorain, and
other visiting clergy of Ohio.
Father Schmemann will come to
Marblehaad from Evanston, Rl.,
where he has been attending the
second assembly of the World
Council of Churches as repre-
sentative Of the Orthodox Church.
He will address the Ottawa
County Ministerial Association on
Monday morning in the auditorium
of the Congregational Church of
Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
HONORED AT SHOWER

First IN the series of showers
honoring Miss Kay Huston, Mon
roeville, bride-elect of Andy Lu-
kac, Jr., was held Sunday, August
22nd, at the CIO Hall with Mrs.
Andy Lukac, Sr., Esther and
Frances Lukac serving as host
eSSeS.
An umbrella colorfully decorat-
ed in yellow and white was SuS-
pended over the table of many
lovely gifts. Bingo was played and
enjoyed by the guests. A delicious
lunch concluded the evening.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
Wilbur Ahrens, Mrs. Willard
Granger, Mrs. Steve Kocka, Mrs.
Clarence Lukac, Mrs. John Papcun,
Mrs. Joseph Eliyas, Mrs. Margaret
Puchalski, Mrs. John Mizla, Mrs.
Robert Chaffin, Mrs. Peter Lukac,
Mrs. Albert Cernek, Mrs. Andy
Zekany, Sr., Mrs. Andy Zekany, Jr.,
Mrs. Richard Simon, Mrs. Ralph
Branum, Mrs. John Macks Mrs.
Tony Zekany, Mrs. Joseph Lukac,
Jr, Mrs. Joseph Lukac, Sr., Miss
Margaret Lukac of Port Clinton.
Mrs. Emery Macko, Mrs. Joseph
Hrupcho, Mrs. John Kocik, Mrs.
Joseph Lukac of Gypsum.
Mrs. John Judy, Mrs. George
Fedor, Mrs. Paul Venrick of Mar
blehead.
Mrs. Lowell Sparks, Mrs. Clara
Kuhl of Monroeville.
Mrs. Carl Yeager of Fremont;
the honored guest and the host
esSeS.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend were: Mrs. Rudy Kramer,
Mrs. George Faulkner, Mrs. Steve
Kish, Mrs. Andy Yukas, Clc~eland;
Mrs. G. S. Sparks, Mrs. Robert
Clark, Monroeville; Mrs. Walter
Jablonski, Mrs. Francis Carter,
Mrs. Burton Velliquette, Port Clin-
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
BRIDAL SHOWER

Miss Beverly Shultz, bride-elect
of Steve Kosztyo, was the honored
guest at food shower given for
her by Mrs. Carl Schultz last
Thursday evening at her home
$40 East End Street. Decorations
were in pink and a twenty-four
hour salad was served.
Guests included Mrs. Elsie
Tibbs, Mrs. Elisha Bennett, Mrs
Betty Lang, Mrs. Fern Bloom, Mrs.
Dorothy Gulau, Mrs. Betty Bach.
tel, Mrs. Elsa Shortliff, Mrs. Char
lotta Grodi, Mrs. Evelyn Bowser,
Mrs. Cletora WahlerS, Mrs. Jean
cite Cooley and Miss Patricia Eli
yas.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend was Mrs. Milly Branum, Mrs.
Mable Varney, Mrs. Viola Ha-
mann, Mrs. Dorothea Harris, Miss
Elizabeth Harris, Miss Nancy Har-
ris, Mrs. Wilma Jacobsen, and
Mrs. Lud Hammond.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mortus and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Mortus spent
two days with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Peyer, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
After leaving there they motored
across the straits of Macinac and
toured both Wisconsin and Michi-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lowien of
Lakeside cared for the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MortuS and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mortus stayed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
MortuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mortus of
Lakeworth, Florida spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mortus and called On other rela-
tiveS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
AL JOLLY STlTCHERS AND
FUTURE FARMERS MEET

Bay Township hall was filled
with fun and laughter August 16
when the Bay Township All Jolly
Stitchers and Future Farmers en-
tertained ITO parents and friends.
Max Knepper as Master of Cere-
monies of Truth or Consequences
gave many Historical Interests of
Port Clinton. A piano solo was
presented by Nancy Leggett.
Judges had difficult time pick
ing winner when Denny and
Gilbert Park, Jerry Druyor, Jerry
DeMars, Bob Carr, Charles O'Neal,
Frank and Fred Kaspar all dress
ed as women gave a style show.
A silhouette display was very
attractive when Alice Hopfinger,
Judy Barnes, Ida Park, Linda
Jones, 10 Anne Brough and Kar-
en- DeMars dressed in appropriate
costumes brought to life many
nursery rhymes.
Janet Balduf gave her impress
sion of "Going to a First Ball
Game" A mock wedding was per-
formed by Charles Brough, Jack
Quisno, Charles O'Neal, Larry
Meacham, Charles Nelson, Nor
man Balduf, Jimmy Rounds, Fred
Ewerson and Duane Henry.
Azetta Rose sang and danced
and Frank Brough, Duane and
Beve Henry and Roy Rounds per-
formed a silhouette operation. Pat
Legget gave safety demonstra-
ton.
Gifts were presented to the adj
visors Agnes Brough, Bernette
Brough, Bruce Ewerson, Norman
Rounds, and Joy Higamaster.
Square dancing and lunch eli
NAKED the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
SILVER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Conley's
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
will be August 28th. They will
visit her brother, NJ. A. Hollings-
head at Crosse Pointe, Michigan
over the weekend and on Satur-
day will be guests of Detroit
Yacht Club and attend the Ven
tian Night. Sunday they will take
short cruise on the HollingS-
heads small cruiser "Sumel" and
will leave Monday for a weeks S
vacation in Michigan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
CLASS REUNION

CLASS REUNION
Members of the Class of 1948
together with their families en-
joyed a reunion at Lakeview City
Park Sunday.
The group included Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Reider, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Glass (Marjorie Wright
and daughter, Miss Shirley Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mccoy (Vir-
ginia Warner), Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Branum, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Dymond Norma Lee 111filman) and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. James
KleinhanS Evelyn KrepeD and
children, Mrs. Steve Bacak MARY
Jane Andrews) and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Below and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Bride (Helen Krafcik) and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Adams
(Marilyn Springer) and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Tunnell, Jim AL
len, Tom JohannSen, Beverly EaS-
ton, Marilyn Schiewe, Margaret
Lukac, Betty Oman, Junior Har.
rod and James Hansen.
Three of the class members, Jim
Allen, Tom Johannsen, and James
Hansen were fortunate to be
home on leave and able to attend
the reunion.
A picnic lunch was enjoyed and
while the fellows played baseball
the rest of the crowd caught UP
on news of the class. Plans for q
reunion in four years were dis
cussed. This will be the tenth an
niversary.
Letters of greeting to the class
were received from JoAnn Minof1
Monak, John Boss, Bernard Barne.
and Ara Lou Smith.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27
TO GRADUATE

Mrs. William A. Hunt, 214 West
5th Street will receive Bachelor
of Science Degree in eduKtion at
Bowling Green State University
August 9th.
Visitors at the Hunt home this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne A.
Sprague, Des Moines, Iowa, and
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean l.. HalcS and son Paul
and Jeffery of ST. Louis, Missouri