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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
NOvena
Services

OUR LADY OF THE MIRAc~
uLoUS MEDAL NovEN A.
Mondays - ST. Mary MssdsIsns
Church, Columbus -- $3.50 am.
MASS and servieesl 10 am, 3
p.ni., 4 p.ni., Sis p.r1., 6 p.n1.,
6:4s p.m., 1880 p.m., s:ls Pm.
9 pm.
ST. ANTHONY NovENA-sf.
Peters Church, csIUm b Us
tuesdays, 7:3o pm.
OUR MOTHER OF pERPETU.
AL HELP NovENA-sf. Chris.
topher's church, colUmbUs-
Tuesday. 7:3o pm.
SAINT JOSEPH NORMA -
ST. LsdisIsUs Church, Columbus
Wednesdays, 7:3o .. m.
SoRRoWEUL MOTHER NO
vENA 49, Holy Cross Church.
colUmbvs-Fridsys 1850 am.
MASS and servieesL II noon, J
p.rn., 5:2o pm. and 1880 pm.
SACRED HEART NovENA--
Sacred Hesrf Church. Columbus
Friday, 7:4s pm.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
NovENA - 81. Leo's church.
Columbus - Friday, 1880 pm.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO.
vEkA - 81. John the Evanss-
lis. Church, Columbus -- Sun.
days, 7:3o pm.
INFANT OF PRAGUE NO.
vENA -- Holy Family Church,
Columbus - Sundays, 7:30 pm.
OUR LADY OF FATIMA NO.
vEkA-St. AIoysivs Church, Co
lvmbvs-Sundsys 7:4s pm.
ST. ANTHONY NoVENA -
81. Joseph church. Dover. Tues.
day evenings, 700.
soRRoWFUL MOTHER NO.
vENA-St. Nicholas Church
Zanssville. Fridsys-ll:3o Mass,
kovsns Services st II noon and
700 o. m.
IMMACULATE n z FART OF
MARY NoVENA - Wednesday
ST.. ceesIia church, 40 Norton
Rd., Columbus - 500 pm.
Pastors ars requested 10 nefi.
~ the Catholic Times. Po sex
S36, Columbus. when novena
services are started or resumed
in order 10 insure publication In
this eoIumn.l
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
Priest Scores Sharp Increase
In Number of Working Wives

ST. LOUIS-NC(-The acceleratng tendency of married
women to take jobs outside the home represents the most
blatant disregard of papa teaching women on the
ent American The fault is compounded when the wife
is the mother of young children
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26

USUMBURA, Ruanda, Belgian
Congo - NC) - Some 100000
parents have petitioned the Bel
gian Minister of Colonies for, the
immediate construction of at least
I'll new classrooms in mission
schools.
It pointed out that some 35, 500
children were unable to attend
school last year in several districts
because teachers and classrooms
were lacking.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
Daughters of Isabella Enroll
$4,000 National Members

Mrs Helen Howard Columbus national regent the Daughters
The figure national
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
St. Augustine PCCW
To Meet Wednesday

The st. Augustine parish council
of Catholic women will hold the
next meeting Wednesday, Aug. 81,
at BIS pm. in the school annex.
Father Charles Foeller, assistant
pastor of st. Aloysius parish, will
be the guest speaker.
Next Communion Sunday will be
Sept. at the 8 o'clock Mass.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26

sponsors of Objectionable Tv fare
that they would not patronize their
products.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26

Don't drive miles looking for q
home when you can find il in our
want ads. ~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26

rive is TO encourage, foster and
produce original plays for me
Religious. Left TO right-Sister
N. Roman, S.S.N.D., Detroit,
Michigan, viee-Presidsns Sister
IA. JUdine, o.S.F., Milwaukee,
Wis, President and Sister An
ella Marie. ST., Denver, Color
ado. Secretary. Under the dirse.
tion Of Or. Natalie White, visit
ing professor, the group will col
Iaborafe in the writing Of a play
for the 1855 Summer Session
called THE Complaining Angel"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
IFCA Speakers

"You Can Change the World
Through Family and YOUTH is
the topic OF Dr.. Lois Lundsll
Higgins MRS. Frank HigsinsI Of
Chicago Jeff, who will speak st
ths 10th annual convention OF
fhs international Federation OF
Catholic AIumnas, In 81. Paul,
Mimi, Aug. 1923. Or. Higgins.
mother of two children, directs
the Crime Prevention Bureau OF
Illinois. Miss Dorothy ]. Will.
mann right, editor Of sodality
Union News, and veteran Of IS
years in Catholic Youth work, is
also featured ss . speaker AZ the
convention.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26
St. James the Less PTA
Sponsors Fish Fry Tonight

st. James the Less PTA is spon-
soring fish fry this evening from
5 to 7:30 pm. on the school
grounds. Proceeds will be used to
purchase school equipment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-26

Mrs. Howard will represent the
D Of at . meeting of the World
Union or Catholic Women's Or
sahiraticns in Rome next year on
Apr. 1875, and will present the
Holy Father with a $4,000 gift
and . spiritual bouquet from ths
D OF !.
In other moves the board voted
to award two full fellowships tc
the National Catholic School of So
ciai Service of the Catholic Uni
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Barbershoppers
Sing At xenia

Port Clintons Chapter, S.PEB.-
Q.S.A, now numbering 80 men, en-
tertained children at the Ohio Sol
diers and Sailors Orphanage at
Xenia Saturday night as the fore
runner to a busy holiday season.
The Chorus, directed by Harold
Reitz with Ed Starkloff president,
is working on new numbers for its
annual highly popular Parade Of
Quartets set for March 10 at the
high school. Several popular quar-
tets have been engaged.
Barbershop harmony interest is
on the increase is shown by figures
just released from the Interna-
tional office, showing a member
ship of 24,000 with 1900 in the
Johnny Appleseed district. A goal
of $500 is set for May of 1856.
The Port Clinton Chorus meets
each Wednesday at 7:30 at Erie
Gardens Community House. Off
GERS are Ed Starkloff, president;
Tom Brown, vice e-president; Ed
Twynham, secretary; Bill TWIN
h m, corresponding secretary;
John Belser, treasurer; William
Andesson, membership chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
SO Studebakers
Now On Display
- by EARL BEUCLER -
News Advertising Manager

The completely ALL NEW
Studebaker, now on display at
Smith Motor Sales on Monroe ST.,
are really the last word in new,
modern styling, in both the inter
iorS and eXteriors.
While | was afforded the privi-
lege of a look-see in advance of
the public showing that was held
Tuesday, Nov. %, and had the
chance to talk to the mechanics as
we'll as the sales force. The new
cars offer the highest horsepower
in the low price field and on up
to the 210 h.p. motor in the Presi-
dent Classic Sedan.
The Studebaker line recently re
ceived the tit/ of 'The Safest Car
in America from the Car Life
Laboratories in Washington, D. c..
few of the many safety features
are: safety door latches, Safetf fin
are: safety door latches, Safety fin
brakes, padding on rear of front
seat, Nylon seat belts, Safety beam
headlights, and the Safety-Eye
speedometer that is really an in
ovation in speed indicators - it
shows speed up to 35 mph in green,
35 to go in orange, and over so in
red.
The cars are offered in 81 solid
and color combinations, and this
year Studebaker is, in the near
future presenting an entirely new
line of sport cars, known as the
HAWK series.
Mr.. Smith and his sales force ex-
tend very cordial invitation to
all to come and inspect and drive
the all new Studebakers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Boy Treated For
Pellets In Cheek

Six year old Roger William Gel
ser, Route 2, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Geiser, was victim of his
own shooting Sunday.
The boy aimed .410 gun at the
floor and pulled the trigger. Pei
lets rebounded, and went into his
right cheek. He was treated at Ma
gruder hospital.
A couple other youngsters PAID
visits to the emergency room too.
Christine Johnson, two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Johnson, suffered second and third
degree burns of the arm and leg
when she pulled hot water from a
stove. Karen Sue Wears, 21a, of
13 Community Loop, got musterol
in her eyes. Two year old JEANNE
Buckley, Catawba Cliffs, stuck pill
up her nOstril.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
OH CHURCH
PASSES COAL

The goal of $115,000 set by st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran church
at Oak Harbor for its educational
building program has been over
subscribed by pledges totalling
S151 ,239.
The finance campaign conducted
among the church membership had
Paul R. Lockwood as general chair
man; Walter Milbrodt, popular gift
organization; Stanley Mylander,
special gifts chairman; Lowell Hen
ry, Archie Moore, Chester Young,
executive committee; Joseph Ban
chich, Clinton Fehlhaber, Melvin
Fuller, Ivan HeikS, Peter Sutter,
Edwin Paule. Henry Peters, Law
renee Rust, Fred Schwake and Les
ter Zerck, division leaders; Mrs.
George Layman, hostess chairman,
and Mrs. w. w. Druckenmiller
special gifts chairman.
The Rev. G. F. Shoup is pastor
and Dr.. B. F. Brandt is pastor
emeritus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
This Is 4
Vacation j.?

Police Captain William Robel is
on vacation but you'd never
know it.
Captain Robel has been spending
much of his time right in the po-
lice station, repairing meters. All
meter heads are being checked
and Robel is repairing those in
which defects are found. A repre-
sentative of the company was in
town this week.
For the convenience of holiday
shoppers, police again stress that
ALL Port Clinton meters will take
at least two nickels at a time to
permit two-hour parking; some al
low four hour parking (N. Madison
ST. and the seven new Miller
meters will take dimes as we'll as
nickelS and pennies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Board Reinstates
Suspended Pupil
Under Probation

Roberta Smith, II year old Gyp-
sum high school senior who was
temporarily suspended from school
following Nov. Is study hall in
cident in which faculty member
Thalia Brown was knocked to the
floor, will be allowed to return to
school next Monday on probation.
A resolution passed by the Board
of Education at special meeting
Monday night authorized superin-
tendent D. D. Sims to so notify
the girl, directing her to report to
principal B. H. Corthell, who will
stress that her return is in the
nature of probation.
''It is the policy of the Board of
Education to maintain discipline
by using its power as stated in the
General Code of Ohio, to suspend
or expel students in cases of in
subordination," the Board pointed
out in another resolution.
The pupils attack of the teacher
followed an order changing study
hall seat assignments.
The Port Clinton Education AS
sociation, an organization of local
teachers, at special meeting
Tuesday drafted this request which
is being presented to the Board:
''The Port Clinton Education AS
sociation, meeting November %,
1855, by a 43-0 vote requests the
Board of Education to reconsider
its decision concerning the proba-
ton of Roberta Smith. The men,
bers of this organization by the
above vote show that they firmly
believe that Roberta Smith should
not be re-instated as student in
Port Clinton High School during
the school year of 1856.
''The administrative policy that
you have formulated through yclr
decision in special session on Nov.
q is not in agreement with the
teaching policy of the faculty of
the Port Clinton Public School
System"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
DAVID WEIGH, IA,
ACCIDENT VICTIM

Relatives Saturday received a
telegram that David Welch, IA, son
of former Port Clintonites Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Welch of San Fer
nando, Calf, had been killed in a
home accident.
Details we're not given in the
telegram received by Mrs. Vern
Welch and Henry Rider, aunt and
uncle of the lad. The accident hap
pened at Edmonds, Wash, waere
the family has been living while
Gene was on special job assign
ment. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at San Fernando. The
WelchS' have a daughter, Mary
Lee, age nine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
ATTY. ]. MORTON NAMED MEMBER
OF PORT CLINTON LIBRARY BOARD

Atty John Morton was appointed
new member of Port Clinton Ii
brary board this week, and will re-
place Mrs. P. X. Tadsen who some
time ago asked to be relieved of
her duties after a long term of
outstanding service.
His appointment was made by
the Board of Education at special
meeting Monday night, and fol
lowed a recommendation of the
library board. Other Library Board
members are Miss nellie Camper,
president: Mrs. Charles Ruddock,
vice-president; Clarence Streeter.
clerk; Mrs. J. A. Evers. Mrs. Will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Two Versions Of
Accident Given

Two different versions of cir
cumstances we're given police fol
lowing an accident at 6:58 am.
Nov. II in which cars driven by
Arthur Mason, 68, 206 S. Loop,
and Ernest Isaac, 29, 124 Center
Road, we're damaged at Jefferson
and Second.
"Car No. 2 was driving east on
Second as Car No. / came to the
intersection" said the police re-
port. 'He stated traffic light turn
ed red and he stopped. No 2 which
was following No. failed to stop,
hit No. l in rear. Driver of No. 2
stated light did not turn red and
that No. l stopped and backed into
him. Driver of No. l did not agree.
Time of investigation: two hours
The Mason car was driven away.
The Isaac car, its front end dam
aged, was taken to a garage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
Appointments Set
For Blood Donors

Appointment cards for the next
Red Cross Blood Collection in Port
Clinton have been put in tie mail
and it is requested that the cards
be returned Immediately.
The Bloodmobile will be at the
Elks Club, West Perry ST., on Fri
day, December 9, from 10 am. to
a pm. Those wishing to be donors
may make an appointment by call
ing the Red Cross office, 6941.
"The need for Blood is always
great, and the residents of Ottawa
county have been extremely for
tunate in that blood given through
Red Cross has always been avail
able to them when needed. Resi-
dents of Ottawa county have been
receiving more blood than they
have been giving, and it is impor-
tant that we do our share" said the
Red Cross.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

date for reelection. He served one
term as second ward councilman,
and was elected to the Council at
Large position the past two terms.
He will succeed Walter Wagener,
appointed in June, 1854, by Mayor
Harold Jeremy. Mr.. Wagener's res
ignation, effective Dec. 81, was sub
mitted Nov. 2. The position of
Safety-Service Director pays $50 a
month or $500 annually.
Mr.. Ruddock, a native of San
duSky-co and a resident of Port
Clinton since 1914, has been as
sociated with the U. S. Gypsum Co.
for 80 years, heading a store room
position with local purchasing
among his responsibilities. His
wife, Louise is a 7th 9th grade
teacher in PIT Clinton schools. The
Ruddocks have two sons, James,
who is studying pharmacy at the
University of Toledo; and John,
who has been in military service
l8-months and for the past year
has been stationed in France in
the Bay of Biscayne area.
In announcing the appointment,
Mr.. Tewers said: "lt is with ex-
treme pleasure that appoint
Charles Ruddock as safefy-Service
director for Port Clinton commenc-
ing Jan. l, 1855. know he has the
full support of all concerned, and
he will be free to draw from their
knowledge"
The appointment met the full
appreciation of the Democratic CO.
workers of the Mayor Elect, and
was made after several confer
enceS, it was understood.
Recognized as hard-hitting
Councilman who pulled no punches
when necessity demanded, Rud-
dock has served as chairman or
member of all important Council
committees during his tenure Of
office. A shrewd business sense is
expected to be a valuable asset in
the important Safety-Service job.
At least two other appointments
are expected TO be made shortly by
the Mayor-Elect. The six year term
Of Dan Griffin as one of the three
members of the Board of Public
Utilities expires Dec. 81, and he
has notified Mr.. Tewers that he
does not wish TO be reappointed.
A vacancy on the Planning Com
mission also will have to be filled
since Solicitor elect Lowell Peter
sen, currently serving as Commits
sion secretary, will be leaving that
body when he goes into city office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
ELLENBERCER LOCATES DRIVER IN
HIT-SKIP ACCIDENT CASE ON 1863

Some smart detective work by
Deputy Sheriff James Ellenberger
led Friday to the apprehension of
driver whose truck knocked down
two poles near the intersection of
Route 163 and Rocky Ridge Road
Thursday at II pm, leaving one
pole across the highway where it
later was hit by another car,
Pieces of a truck bed, blueish in
color, were at the accident scene.
The deputy's search of adjacent
roads located other pieces on Rt.
584, and he found a farm truck
with its upper right corner dam
aged parked behind the Liam
Fruit House. Wallace Horn, 81, a
farm worker, admitted the accident
and told the deputy he "must have
fallen asleep.
The truck, going east, travelled
between 900 and 800 feet in the
ditch after leaving the road. A
utility pole was clipped and sup
port pole, cable attached, was
Knocked crosswise over the high
way. Melvin Tabbert, Graytown,
parked in driveway east of the
intersection, heard the crash and
saw the truck drive away. Going
to the scene, he was attempting to
pull the pole from the road when
a car driven by William Bieber
bach, 80, Route 8, Port Clinton ap-
preached and hit the pole.
Mrs. Bieberbach suffered a back
injury and Mr. Bieberbach was
bruised.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
HONOR COMMANDER

OttaWa-co VIEW members are
among 1000 members of 23 VFW
Posts in the six-county Ninth Dis
trict who will honor Department of
Ohio VFW Commander Curt Jewell
of Warren at testimonial banquet
and dance Saturday at $50 at Nor
walk Tickets are on sale through
the Commander and Auxiliary
president of each post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
RUDD0Ck new SERVICE DIRECTOR
II MINUTE MEET
SETS RECORD OF
COUNCIL BREvITY

Incoming Councilman Ralph For
ster picked most unusual session
of Council to visit in a before-tak-
ing-office look at activities of city
fathers Tuesday night. The meeting
lasted exactly II minutes.
Only a few items of business
came up, President Lee Bracken
read a letter from district airport
engineer E. H. Scofield, Columbus,
asking that required new forms be
filled out if Port Clinton is inter
ested in getting federal aid for the
airport. Airport committee met
after the Council session to COM
ply
Councilman Jack Mizener report
ed complaints have been received
that a sewer, crossing Alma-st in
the middle of a block, has been
damaged, apparently by truck traf-
fic resulting from recent construc-
ton work. Safety Service director
Walter Wagner was asked to in
vestigate.
An inquiry about erecting a sign
on E. Perry near Maple was made
The visitor, who did not give his
name, was advised to get the re-
quired forms from the auditors Of
flee.
An invitation to a Dec. 6 dinner
to be given in city hall basement
by Special Police was read by May
or Harold Jeremy.
Council warned incoming mem
ber Forster that this session prob
ably set record for brevity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
NO THANKSGIVING VACATION FOR
this SCHOOL. . KIDS HAVING FUN

One school that doesn't want a
Thanksgiving vacation is a most
unusual one which sprung into ex-
istence last weekend when Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Heineman, 426 E.
Perry ST., acquired IA real school
desks from Catawba school to the
delight of their youngsters.
The "Heineman Family School,
has its desks set up in the living
room. They're being used for color
ing, pasting, drawing CThanksgiv-
ing pictures right now, eating
meals, playing movie with tele-
vision, and a score of other activ-
tiles.
It's pupils are six of the seven
bright-eyed Heineman small fry:
second grader Norman, age seven,
who gets to be teacher most of the
time due to his seniority; first
grader Margaret Mary, age six,
kindergarten pupil Bernard, aged
five; e-schoolers Phil, age a:
Monica, age three: and Cecilia, age
two. Baby Stephen, tWo-months, is
a little too young to get into the
act
Norman's a pretty strict teacher,
too. He carries a rod.
Catawba school board has been
selling the desks used in the first
and second grades of the old school
rooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
FIREMEN MEET
fire PART WAY

Firemen met fire halfway Sun
day afternoon.
Chief Walter Miller and a couple
department members were enroute
to Norwalk to get supplies for the
department feather party when
they saw truck coming around
Moose Club curve, with flames
coming from wheel. Flagging the
NorwaIk Freight Lines TO a stop,
they held the fire in control with
the Chiefs EXtinguisher while
call for the fire truck was put in.
A wheel bearing had burned out
and started the fire.
Another fire call Saturday at
3:05 sent the department to the
Gordon Petersen home, 1902 E. End
ST., after waste material in box
in a utility room caught fire. A
door casing was damaged.
A fire in a one-room unit behind
Dink's Place summoned the depart
ment at $50 pm. Thursday. A
chair and two mattresses on
bed were destroyed. Chief Walter
Miller said the blaze had apparent
ly started from a cigarette.
A fourth fire call came to police
station when Cottage Grill report
ed an oil stove was causing trouble.
Police advised use of SAND and two
minutes later the call was cancelled
without the truck being called out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
WISHING WELL
AWARDS FRIDAY

Jammed with wonderful Selec-
tions of Christmas merchandise,
Port Clinton stores will take the
lid off the holiday shopping sea-
son Friday night with the first of
four weekly Wishing Well" prize
award ceremonies at Madison and
Second.
$100 in gift certificates will be
awarded Friday at 9:15, and each
of the next three Fridays. Names
of participating stores will be found
elsewhere in The News today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
STEVENSON ELECTED

Charles Stevenson, city engineer
and assistant in she Ottawa coun-
tvs engineer office, was elected
vice-president of Lake Erie Chap
ter, Ohio Society of Professional
Engineers, at a meeting at Ere
mont Yacht Club last week. John
Hess, Fremont, became president
OF the organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

liam Wolf and Kenneth Young.
Book committee is Mrs. Ruddock,
Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Eyers.
Board members also took the
first step in the building program
by passing resolution voting to
issue bonds. In accordance with the
state code, bonds for the new
1925 900 school project must first
be offered to the Board of EdGca-
TONS building fund (Which is non
existent here), and then to the
state teachers retirement fund be-
fore being advertised on the open
market.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25
TINIIITlIITI IIITTIITT
News Reporter
Makes Own News
Photo hy MlSCh

For the first time in 189
months - 1884 years news
paper correspondent Louis S.
Warner won't be at Wednesdays
Kiwanis meeting.
He is in Magruder hospital, ad-
mitfed last Friday after a severe
cold caused a chest complication
which endangered heart muscles.
His condition is fair. Louis has
served Ottawa county papers as
courthouse reporter for many
years, besides sending news dis
patches to out of town papers
and wire services. His record of
Kiwanis attendance is one of the
longest in the state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-25

serving as chairmen:
Finance: Carlista Snyder, George
Schade, Jack Mizener. Sewer: Jack
Mizener, Andrew Kastro, David
Jeremy. Airport: Schade, Snyder,
Ralph Forster. Sidewalks and
streets: Jeremy, Kastro, Wilbur
Petersen. Safety: Petersen, Schade,
Snyder. Health and welfare: Ralph
Forster, Kastro, Jeremy. Parks and
lakefront: Kastro, Forster, Boyd
Martin. Building: Schade, Petersen,
Jeremy. Annexation. Mizener, Kas-
tro, Schade.