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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Hubbard Wins3
|At0cean Downs

OCEAN CITY, Md. Aug. %
Especially Pat Hubbard, Har-
rington, Del, ainer-driver,
scored a triple tonight at Ocean
Downs harness raceway before
9,164 fans on the closing night
|of the meet.
It.was the second biggest meet
In the tracks history as q new
single night betting record o.
$222.857 was set.
The total attendance for thu
20 nights was 118,548. a SUBJ
Istantial increase over last year,
while the betting totaled $780,
I070 as against $2,68l. pa fol
1854.
Hubbard's most important
victory was In the co-featred
seventh race, driving Leonard
I'M. Jones Biery's Son, 5-year-
old bay, from far back to over
come Sandy McEilen by a neck.
Hubbard's FIRST win was in
the second race with Tracer
Prince and he followed up in
the third with q victory when
he brought the 9-year-old bay
mare, jamie Mite. home first.
Saipan. 11-year-old bay geld
ing driven by George Wathen.
took the first race and with
Tracer Prince paid $3.50 for
the % daily double.
Royal O'Boy, 4-year-old bay
owned by Joe Eyler Of Thurmont,
Md. was destroyed as the result
of broken right fore ankle re-
ceiyed in last Thursday nights
Governors Cup race. Despite the
accident. Royal oBoy still had
enough to win as the 3 to s
favorite.
In ceremonies prior to to-
nights first race. Royal O'Boy
was buried In the infield BY the
tote board.
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IPennunt cIinched
by Leewcy Nine

Leeway Range yesterday
wrapped up the Southern Divi-
sion pennant in the Arlington
Junior Major League as Al Mer-
rift and Buddy Francis COM
bined to pitch a no-hit, 100
victory over Knights Of the
Round Table at Four Mile Run
Friday. McQuinn,s had won
the Northern Division nag when
Jimmy Baer pitched his second
Ino-hitter Of the season. an lit
win over Vet Vans.
McQuinn's and Leeway begin
Ia best-of -three-games cham
lpionship series tomorrow at
T::30 pm.
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The Chesapeake Bay Fishing
Fair Association. Preston. Nd. is
offering q week Of Chesapeake
Bay fishing for two people; free
meals and lodging for the time
involved: free fishing boat ac-
commodations with the services
Of a guide. and free bait and
tackle. All you have to do is
write q letter telling "Why ]
Prefer TO Fish In Chesapeake
Bay"
Letters must be not more than
500 words in length and with
the name and address Of the
writer in each letter. The letters
will be judged by fishermen. and
their decision is final. No letters
win be returned, all becoming
the property Of the association.
The contest runs from August
20 to September 80 and all en-
tries must be mailed prior to
midnight Of the closing date.
This remarkable opportunity is
a part of the celebration Of the
Fishing Fair to be held at Rose
Haven September o-12. Address
all letters to the association. The
winner win be announced in
October.
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Ocean Downs Results

rrRsT RAcE-Purss $50; trot: ]
s sis "a. warthen, ai.oe s.ee 1.sa
Boy of Mine tM HubhaFal $50 Asa
Close Call u. hurtoml l1A0
RHODE LsnI Kss 10 ssad s Il. MI R
gee scratched. Time. 2:l0s.
SECOND RAcE-Pace. mile. purse
Ifffss.r Prime m. Hubs.rs,
Bob Teller u. Mstshsssl 1850 l.sl
Matte Mitevyn ID. Cussisl T.So
Alton Hal. lii York. Leader Hanover,
Daily double i2-55 paid s5s.60.
THIRD FAcE--Purss $500. trot !
JAMIE Mite tM. Hub $40 500 s.4aa
Prince Gallon C. Chickl ESQ S.6e
R assd oi Hanover ss Very Rosecroft also
:sassss Elm Tim. sio Sfs'A' A0n'
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 5000, trot ]
e MA asill.nAE. Mi.sk.lp 1899 $50 $50
Klns IL. Workmanl S.4a
Tipyoio, Groom Hanover. volo Reaper
Ida Azoff. Ting. 2:0Sas.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse 5000: pace; ]
mite ts
ID W Or. Crepper) $50 SEQ 2.ee
Chief Elmwsod &C. Crock 400 300
Engagement tR. Lengl 800
May Titan, Busy Chuck, Erla Dee,
Guy hymns. Grace Hy Time. 2:10.
SIXTH RACE-Paee. l mile. purse
h ~ B:sty N. Cherrix, 1890 e2o 40
Major's star Ct Cranky $50 400
Miehty Prompt Cd. Custisl $40
Time Bomb, Allan Able, Head Pin.
Flo Schuyler. Alton Patch also started.
Time. 2:00A.
SEVENTH RAcH-Purss, $500; pace;
bieFy iva SON (Hubb,dy 1e.ae 600 4.ee
Sandy McEllen t9tokiey) 4.4O 100
Banners Pride (Burten) 40
Worthy Volstady, May CARDINAL. Dusty
Direct, Trixy Lass. Time. 200.
MqHTH RACB-Purss. $1,000: pace;
Ensiishmsn CMarkerI $40 4.eo $40
Shamreek Bonnie (Wile'tal 400 $40
Yam Up (MsrshD f.2O
Min Hi-Le. Louis Girl. Inga sue. l..
n. Eden, Time. 2:047s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. 5000; pace; 1
N NC q Counsel Cooke, go $50 4eO
Lone Kim Reedy (WaiteFs) 1890 $50
Linda Oaks (Kelley) $50
Miss Jean Ray. Cold Day. Eddie
Adams. Mar D. Rhythm Greed. Time.
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The first Of the hunting sea-
sons In nearby States rolls IN
September /, with railbird
shooting in Maryland. The bag
limit on rails and gallinules,
other than sora. is 10 per day
In the aggregate and 20 In
possession. The limit on sora
is rs for both daily bag and
possession. Shooting hours are
from one-half hour before sum
rise to sunset.
A nonresident hunting license
IN Maryland costs $40. In Vir-
ginia. whose railbird season
commences September Is. the
nonresident fee is $l5.75. Mary
lands season ends October 20
and Virginia's November IL
Talbot Denmead writes us that
the wild oats on the Patuxent
marches are rather poor this
year, which would indicate the
shooting will not be as good
6 last year.
Some years ago. Virginia dis
continued her two day non :
resident fishing license for which
she charged one dollar. We mote
In the digest for 1855 she has
instituted o three-day, nonresi-
dent license for fishing In public
impounded waters not stocked
with trout which costs $50. As
her regular nonresident license
Is $40, this is welcome news fol-
those who fish for large-mouth
bass. Dream. crappie and pike in
the public lakes Of which there
are q good many. A list Of them
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Swim Meet Set Todoy

The Or. Charles n. Drew me-
mortal swimming and diving
championships, an AAU-sanc-
toned meet. win be held at IL
noon today at the Shirley TX
Hotel, Colton's Point. Md.
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and ENJOYABLE and to make parking efores operation.
From any viewpoint, driving the Imperial of todays most
gratifying experiences Even Imperial owners can't help enjoying
the admiration of others they pass on the roadD
Wouldn't you like redcover the excitement of driving
that's truly distinctive? You Just arrange with your Chryser
dealer put Imperial your disposal Then see You don't
feel more home in the that many discriminating and
women driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

q
may be found in virginia's Fish
ing Law Digest obtainable at all
sports stores.
Eugene L. Turner, who fishes
q good deal after work In the
Tidal Basin. is a bass fisherman
first and last and is deferred BY
neither wind, rain nor muddy
water. Last Sunday, casting with
a Lazy Ike lure, he caught two
nice keeper bass. However, on
Monday. in spite of very muddy
water In the basin, his casting
brought to net a three and-a-
half FOUNDER, taken on the same
lure. We've had this happen on
lone occasion when a friend Of
ours caught three small-mouth
bass casting around our an
Ichored boat in the muddy Poto-
mac above Seneca. However. to
accomplish this feat two days
in a row under such conditions
is a testimonial to persistence
and skill.
Hurricanes Connie and Diane
caused two-week layoff in the
offshore fishing out of nearby
Atlantic ports. Just what they
win do to the fishing the ball
ance Of the season remains to
be seen. It may well improve.
Marlin catches reported from
Ocean City, Md. through August
is totaled 467. OF these, 254
were released and 213 boated.
II you are an ardent angler.
here's a prize worth angling for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

than just badge Of success the that gives them the
finest performance available on the road today.
Impeas magnificent 25Ohp va engine unmatched for
yet barely makes sound when you drive it. And fuly-auto
system delivers ride that's unexceed for its
smoothness
mps fuypowered steering and bakng systems supply their
energy every minute you're the wheel to take the
work Of city driving make long completely relaxing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

These two and their families have the weekend
ct one Of the most exclusive vacation spots the nation
Imperial have way of travelling in the circles
You them the private clubs You see
their families dining together the exclusive restaurants
And You know they know the difference between that simply
stands out" and that's truly outstanding
More prestige the last thing in the world Imperial owners need
rhs Why they have changed the that gives them much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

may be found in virginia's Fish
ing Law Digest obtainable at all
sports stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants Tor homes in Be-
thesda, Silver Spring, Langley Park:
free appraisals. no delay. For COM
plete rental service, phone US today.
SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT. I'M
furnished, for couple with 4-year-oi
daughter. Prefer Alexandria. but
will consider others. VIII pay to
$50. Private playing yard for little
girl most important Write. giving
all particulars. Box Soy. star.
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LIQUOR STORE

Your opportunity to buy store in a
most desirable neighborhood with
very little competition. This is a
half.pint store and shows unusually
HIGH GROSS PROFIT. The sales
LOT 1894 show slightly under s3.OUO
1854, 20es. Good will. S35. 900
plus stock. $4,000 cash required.
Terms arranged for inventory, viii
deal with principals only. BOX
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GEO, WASH. UNIV.

GEO. WASH. UNIV.
0 rooms. bath. Gas heat. Needs
complete remodelling. Easily makes
2 or 3 apis. Price, $4,000. Be-
tween hosp. and univ. R1DELL
REALTY CO. DI. 7-7900.
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Home and In
come: 20-ft.. row brick: 4 bedrms,.
. baths; LIST fl. den or bedrm.. a
bath: finished bsmt. Rented for s75
month, Rec. rm.: all in Al
condition: very good buy.
ANOTHER. CORNER row brick: 4
bedrms.. . baths. 2 inclosed, heated
rorches: car earaee. Call MI,
Vance. EN-. 3-i5si. PAUL p. STONE.
Realtor. Ala Butternut st. NV.
TU. 2-l1O5.
OPEN SUNDAY, e-5
I4I2 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Standardized brieE, rms. "A bed
rms }. :: baths. h.w.-h.. toill. excel
lent condition: ovilt-in sarsse' iarse
J. LEE DONNELLY a SON
MA. S-33I6 Ewes. WO. 6-23d2
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$50 AC E1

By ,, miles from p. c.. on Bull Run
rm.. lia-bath Colonial home;
narns, fsh pond, swimming pool,
lake sites. Reduced to SSb. GOD. AD,
4-2644 or ia. 1880, "a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COMPARABLE GIRL to share lovely
home in Sc. with another girl.
Reasonable LIZ. 4-325g. >
LARGE CONF. RIM, kit priyils.: Diet.
house and garden; cow. shops and
transp. 5005 18th st. NV. tn.
2-63S2.
vic. WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB--Girl will share her brand
new home with l or 2 girls. KE.
S-566Y,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BAR-TAVERN
Cocktail Lounge
oN-oFF LIQUOR
CAN GROSS 100000 YR

CAN GROSS SgUU.UO0 YR.
for over 200 cars. Seats
t anr, All new 9tSres and
bar and machines. outdoor sum.
nier Garden, 10-yr. lease ct III
diculously low rent. Apt. above
also avail. Largest and best spot
in Nd, lust over D. c. line. Sub
accept real estate in trade. Phone
CO. $4,000 bet. 1 and pm. d
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VARIETY-5 AND 10

VARIETY-5 AND 10 i.
Large shopping ctr, southeast: owne,
quotes $4,000 yearly gross bust.
ness. Closed Suns. Good lease
Small overhead. Priced low at So.
500. complete with approx. 5000
stock. Exclusive. Ewes. and Sun.
Shea Chaser, RIA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
6S1 3 st. NV. MA. S-s37a
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50 .O00 DOWN

YAsOOO D0VN
Buys q brick apt. house. lust of
washington St, near Hunting Tow
srs, complete apts., each apt. has
Nv. rni.. din. area, equipped kit, 1
bedrm. and tile bath, laundry room.
full bsmt., blk, to bus. shopping
public and parochial schools. sd, 456
annual rent. ItFull price. S24, i,5O.
Can for further information, XII.
S-1S6s, o III p.
$15,950
FULLY FURNISHED
2-story bricktex apt. house ON s.
Alfred ST.. : b.ks. of King ST. 3
complete apis, . baths. Income OF
S"5f pr mo. Also zoned CO c>m-
ffere!',. New gas dashboard INV h. :,
paw wiring. 2-car garage. Only
BELL REALTY CO.
Colonial Bldg, Alex, Va.
XII S-tkRR O It'll q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUG STORE corner. old e:tass.
reasonable rent: priced very low:
ss S;f2S aasa B. b e a.of1o MILTON
FOR SALE on KENT-pelicatessen
and restaurant. Nr. r. I. ave. and
9th ST. NV. Equipment and stock.
Long lease Price. 81 500. 5000
down; Can Mr. BROWN Hu'
PAWN sHOP-A wonderful buy. Rent
reasonable. Excellent living. Easy
terms. Long established. Hu. j.
MODERN SERVICE STATION, Be.
company. Doiiar.for-dollar value.
Dealer has other interests. OIL. f.
g700. -3
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Good corner location. Commercial.
transient or cab station. All new
stock and equipment. Excellent op-
poftunity to 20 into business with
small investment. Call RA. 6-3600.
-
MODERN EBAY SERVICE STATION
For lease in Camp Springs area
neighborhood trade-large cement
driyeway-beautiful suburban loca-
NoA--t4SChrhb oppUA bdhiy- Sei
ia. 9-S512. -
SERVICF STATION
A real opporp~sty. modern location.
Newly iinstsa ID rest rooms. Excel
lent location l. alexandria, Va. Gal
lonage rental. Small Investment.
Can assure operator a profitable re-
turn. For further information call
RA 6-3500. IS
LIQUOR STORE that averages 50, 500
a week business; shows better than
IT, gross profit; takes approx.
$4,000 cash to handle deal.
doing approx. $4,000
q year business; same owner for 2S
years. This store shows very good
profit; easy terms.
GROCERY STORE doing better than
$1,000 q week business. This Is one
Of the best money makers In town.
Present owners have operated store
for 10 years. Small dn. payment
will handle deal.
LIQUOR STORE that averages SIS. 900
q week business: takes $4,000 cash
to handle deal.
ABE RoFFELD wo. s-Ias4
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
OPEN 2 TILL 8
3o1o Tennyson st. NV, on q breezy
hilltop with secluded rear garden
PPLEETELY AiRscoNDifTTiioNED Eng
lish brick. Liy. rm., din. rm. with
built-ins. den. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
rs To h APP IhEic To-Day ofho Or s esi
agent, EN-. 2-2137. for weekday
appt. DIR: Out Conn. to Western
ave, right on Western 9 blks. to
Tennyson, then right 3 blks. to
OPEN SIGN. ST. 3-171T.
L. T. LAVALLEE co.
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ROnMfNG HOUSE

731 Sth ST. S.E.-14 rooms, 4 baths,
hot-water oil heat: all rooms pvt,
entering on q hallway: can be rented
as rooms. or complete apis; SI35
mo. will lease to responsible party
]. DALLAS GRADY & SON. CO.
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Colored-Rent Reduced
1874 5th st. N.W.---l1 rms. 3 baths:
gil heat; good tourist area. EN-.
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1000 CARRY OUT SHOP
All paper; 4-12. g days. Payroll. S65:
down. Exclusive.
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
Wine and beer. air cond.. good NV.
loc.; short hours, q days. Owner
VIII sacrifice at TERRIFIC BAR
BAR AND GRILL
Air cond.; hours Z am. to a pm.
Does $500 now. Can do much more
with longer hours. Rent S75; low
payroll. Total price, $500 with
low down payment. Bal, 500 mo.
AL STERN
EN-. 3-S44c, ST. 3-3435
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NO MONEY DOWN

and responsible people only.
Well stocked and nicely equipped
grocery and meat market, averag-
ing $3.50 wkly. White clientele,
living quarters. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Exclusive,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Quiet street
honey stmosphere; redecorated; is s
End n. Excellent financing. $4,000.
T-White-painted brick: lge. lot
center hall. library, Law. modern kit. :.
4 bedrms.. :, baths; snd-f. bedrm.,
bath. storage. large cedar closet;
3rd a.. game room: beautiful cond
SANDOZ, INC
DU. 7-1234. Mr.. Domar. 2 Dupont Cir
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In Leonardtown, Nd;
old; establishment: ofl.sale seer {
days: legalized slot machines: fuliy
equipped: air conditioned. low rent;
long lease; $3.50.
equipped: living quarters. dance hall
restaurant and bar: q shopping GEN.
ter for the low price OF $4,000;
good terms $50
JAMES H. BROWN. REP.
Leonardtown. Md
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Open Sat. and Sun.
$50 Kennedy st. NV; 2 complete
apartments, newly decorated: gas
heat; COLONY REALTY COM.
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MoTEL-Best location on U. 8. 301,
units under roof, Detached home
for owners quarters. All new in
1859; 4-acre tract. Full price. S33.-
0o0. $4,000 down. Wonderful Setup
for family operation. Very low ex-
pense,
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location on o. s. 40:
go persons. Large, Groom Twins
quarters with 3 baths for owner.
plus dining room which seats about
l25 persons. Price very low at
S165. 600; $4,000 down payment
required. This property cannot be
appointment to see above properties
contact Mr.. Hannes with ROBIN
SON REALTORS, S125 Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring. Md. Telephone JU.
-1II!:s ewes. and Sundays. JU.
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sUiTED for man and
wife. Bldg. with some so rms. and
grounds Of 4ia acres. situated in an
ideal location for q nursing home.
community. Have Just COMPLETED
changes in bldg. to comply with ali
rules required by Fed. and State
govts. Completely furnished incl.
flne kit. and din. rms. Ample num-
Der Of bathrooms. Will sell on very
liberal terms. Call RE. T-1074 or see
18th and H SITS. NV. H. J. WAT
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
DAV AUXILIARY

Plans for a Dec. IL Christmas
party were made by DAV Auxil-
larry members Monday night and
Gertrude Hrupcho, Marie Ellen
berger, Sally Short, Irene Menier
and Marie Kruse were named to a
committee to assemble treats for
the children. Christmas donations
to veterans hospitals at Sandusky,
Chillicothe and Dayton were voted
Two members have returned home
OTTER disqualification, it was an
nounced. Cora Buchanan was in
University Hospital and Ann Car
ter was at ST. Charles. Refresh
ments were served by Sally Short,
Marie Kruse and Marie Osborn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
JUNIOR WOMEN

Junior Women's Club members
voted to adopt a family for Christ
mas when they discussed holiday
plans at their Wednesday night
meeting, president Mrs. John Drus-
backy presiding.
Mrs. George Beltz, chairman for
Christmas Capers TX, reported
committees are busy working on
plans for the dance to be held
Dec. II at Bros. Theme will be
''The Reindeer France" and Lew
Waterman'S orchestra will play.
HosteSses were Mrs. Max Stephen
sen and Mrs. Ed Oman. The Rev.
Perry Blankenship will present a
Christmas message, Helping 9th
ers" at the Dec. Ia meeting. Mrs.
Albert Davids and Mrs. Albert Fall
will be hostesses. Annual Candle
light Tea of the club is this Thurs.
day night at $50 in st. John audi
tOrium.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

Junior Glass officers and spon-
sors have selected Sally Snyder as
general chairman of the Junior :
Senior Prom Betsy Kruop and
Carol Collins were selected CO.
chairmen of the decoration COM
mittee and Fran RooSe and Jane
Reynolds were selected as co-chair-
men of the entertainment COM
mittee.
In order to give all Juniors an
opportunity to aid in selecting the
theme or presenting any possible
ideas, for the dance, the chairmen
have decided to place suggestion
box in each of the four Junior
homerooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
FEDERATION BOARD

Tuesday, Jan 81, was announced
as date of next Federation meeting
and speaker will be Tom Ireland,
it was announced following Fedora
ton Board meeting Monday at the
home of president Mrs. Melvin
Arft. Barber Shop Chorus will sing,
and reading by high school
speech department student will be
given. Christmas donations to the
boys and girls Industrial Schools
at Lancaster and Delaware were
voted, as was a contribution to
Christmas Seals. Next Board meet
ing is second Monday of January.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
ATTEND MEETING

All kinds of fascinating Christ
mas craft work for Girl Scout
troops to do was displayed at an
area Scoutleaders meeting last we'd
nesday night in Gibsonburg, and
ten local women who attended
came home with many ideas for
their troops. Going were Mrs. Carl
Becker, Mrs. Melvin Arft, Mrs. Will
liam Phipps, Mrs. Dallas Pollock.
Mrs. Paul Riehl, Mrs. Donald Pull
schen, Mrs. Ben Marek, Mrs. Paul
Hendricks, Mrs Earl Riedmaier
and Mrs. Eleanor Sneary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
PLEDGES SORORITY

Janice Renee Miessner, daughter
of DIR. and Mrs. A. D. Miessner,
R. D. /, Port Clinton, is among
nine women recently initiated into
Alpha Delta Pi social sorority at
Ohio University.
Miss Miessner, a 1854 graduate
of Port Clinton High School, was
active there in G.A.A., Y-Teens,
and a member of the yearbook
staff. She is presently enrolled as
sophomore in the college of Arts
and Sciences at GU.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

SOCIETY
Sorority Makes
Christmas Plans

Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi met Thursday evening in the
Danbury home of Mrs. Richard
Bredbeck Mrs. John Macy, presi-
dent, welcomed the six new men,
bers who were attending their first
meeting of the Exemplar Chapter.
She also read letter from the
Ottawa County Chapter of the
American Red Cross thanking the
group for their contribution to the
recent Flood Disaster Relief Drive
Mrs. Charles Degrisky reported
that Mrs. Kermit Miller and Mrs.
Warren Rose will clean the club
room for the month of December
Mrs. Ebert Broadbent and Mrs.
Floyd Klingbiel, co-chairmen of the
Ways and Means committee report
ed that the recent bake sale was
successful and turned the proceeds
over to the Treasurer.
Mrs. Bud Luebcke reported that
Santa's house is painted and will
be ready to be moved to the Court
house lawn for Santa's arrival in
Port Clinton on December 16
Treats will be presented to each
child. Mrs. Kermit Miller and Mrs.
Keith Montgomery, co-chairman of
the Social committee stated that
the club will entertain their hus-
bands and boy friends at Christ
mas dinner party at the Club room
n December %.
Mrs. Klingbiel and Mrs. Broad
bent conducted details concerning
award of the train to be given
away at the Kiwanis Christmas
party on December %. Proceeds to
be used to provide treats for the
children who visit Santa's house.
Mrs Luebke presented the group
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a lunch was served. Honoring Ruth
Gulas, who was ten years old on
Tuesday of this week, her mother
brought a large birthday cake and
ice cream which were also served
the group. Seven members of those
in attendance are observing their
birthdays this month.