Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05
PRIZE WINNERS
AT HOME SHOW
ARE ANNOUNCED

More than so visitors at the big
Home and Sports Show at the arm
ory received valuable door prizes,
presented by local merchants.
Among the winners were: DON
aid Clemons, $50 east Perry street,
grease job and oil change from
Gil & McAfee's; passes to Clinton
theater, c. d. Hablitzel of Oak
Harbor and B. E. Wiley of FL
more; Charles H. Adams, 420 West
Sixth street, $3.50 credit at Won
er's; subscriptions to Ottawa Coun-
ty News, Mary Ann Elias of 200
East Third street, Lima Poulalion
of Catawba, Michele Hebert of
Lakeside, Joe Kinsey of "a West
Loop and Geraldine Hebert of
Lakeside.
Mrs. George Danchisen of Ma
blehead, and Norman LaNier of
Route /, car washes from Smith
Motor Sales; Mrs. William Jacob
sen of 107h Laurel, and r. H.
Meade of Fremont Road. $3.50
credit certificates from Phillips
Jewelry Store; Sue Ann Griffin of
315 Wilson avenue, Floyd G. My
ers of 218 West Second street,
Myrtle Cerny of Route 2, and C.
F. Koepke of Toledo, $1.50 certifi-
Gates from Sans; Marcia Drus-
backy, Ottawa Drive, two spaghetti
dinners at Phil's Inn; John Vever-
ka, Marblehead, silk scarf, Fash
ion Shop; Mrs. Gerald Slonsky,
1909 East Second street, and Rob-
ert H. Crozier, 113 Fourth street,
ice cream, Lake Shore Dairy.
Jim Van Hoose, Gypsum, SIS in
cleaning, Clinton Cleaners; How
ard CULLEN, 400 Walnut, Oak Har-
Dor, So gift certificate, Pitman's
Edward LaNier, 524 jefferson
street, tie bar, Clinton Mems
Wear; Norman Mulligan, Box 20O4,
box candy, Quisno's; P. S. Van
Rensselaer,, 2O8 east Main, Oak
Harbor, fishing reel, Park-Ander-
son Co.
Irwin Taylor, Route 1, Oak Har-
Dor, towel set, Loretta's; George
Finken, Route l, Oak Harbor, fish
ing rod, Lake Erie Sports; Otto
Balduf, So certificate, Young &
Schade; Robert Rose, 6O4 west
Second, five gallons gas, Kennel
ly's Service Station; Mary Radloff,
Lakeside, record player, Northern
Ohio Maytag; Dorothy Summer
sett, 215 Short street, two fish din
ners, Island House; Elizabeth Par
ker, Put-in-Bay, aluminium casser-
ole, Uhlman's; jeanne Warner, 518
East Fifth street, hose, Click
mans.
Anna Carter, 518 West Third,
Air-Tron Ultraviolet light, Boy
sens Refrigeration; Fred Har-
nisch, 118 West Fifth street, $40
groceries, Johnie's Market; Wayne
Druyor, ten gallons gas, Fillmore's
One-Stop; David Babcock, Alb Full
ton, SIS groceries, Red & White; A.
G. Hopf, 1913 Maple, So certificate,
Banchick's Variety and Cosmetics
store; Gene Norden, Gypsum, SIS
cleaning, Lake Cleaners; John G..
Greener, Jr., Ill Center street,
Oak Harbor, nylon baby sweater
set, Jeanette's; Ed Kirk, Route 2,
So bouquet, Klingbiel Florists;
Gene Rockwell, 220 Second street,
So gift certificate, Kolesar's; Mar
celia Buhrow, Oak Harbor, kiddies
metal table and chair set, Ben
Franklin store.
Dennis Buchwalter, 6O4 West
Second, fountain pen, G. E. Pehr-
son Newsstand; Alvin Corner, Oak
Harbor, Gallery Masterpiece Paint
ing set, Conner Camera & Hobby
Shop; Mark Zetzer, 122 west
Fourth, So perfume, Schwab's
Store; Betty Miller, Sandusky, soap
and lotion set, Green's; Bernice
.Oehmke, Elmore, two dinners,
Home Restaurant; Arthur Paulsen,
Marblehead, smoker, Neidecker
Co.; Foster Rice, Toledo, cake,
City Bakery; Leroy Blausey, Oak
Harbor, pound coffee, Gordon's
Market; Helen Epke, Route 3, SIS