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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

What's this about the unopposed
Democratic city slate having some
charges before November ? =?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

A customer asked Restaurant
proprietor John Poulos what was
on the menu John replied "pay
no mention, Just order"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

George Stoiber hopes to have his
new parakeet trained to welcome
Amy Irene home after an extended
vacation in Detroit =.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

March 25: Major Harold Sper-
Der, William Gerner, Leonardo
Scherer Stein, Mrs. Lawrence GlaS-
co, David Petersen, Jean Grier
Jones, Norma Gleckler, Mrs. Mary
Krupp, Mrs Fred Meckfessel, Jr.,
Mrs. John Morton.
March 26: Leroy Neff, Mrs.
Leonard Ohm, Norma Jean Cover,
Russ Shinevar, Wilma Schwick,
Irene Rounds, William AhrenS,
Mrs. Fred Roy.
March 27: Mrs. Chester Owen,
]. Hubert Stull, Burnell Lowein,
Carl Honsparger, Jr., Donald Gu
lau, Ed. Winters, Mrs. Lawrence
Smith.
March %: Mrs. Louis Hetrick,
Arthur Knudsen, Matilda Peto,
Judy Wenger, Julian Wierzba, Lois
Jean II. Svehla, Tona Gale War
rem, Patricia Ann Ingold, d. C.
Shores, Mrs. Frederick Pete, Paula
Snider, Mrs. Clifton Guidry, Mrs.
Elmer Borman, Clayton Stout
March %: Anna Mae Christian
sen, Ezra Hiss, Robert Boeshart,
Herman Colston, Frederick Eberle
Mrs. Mary Bennett, Mrs. Gordon
Rathbun.
March 30: Ruth Fritsche, Dan
Finken, Mrs. Carl Rasmussen, Carl
ton Allan.
March 81: George Drusbacky
Marian Adams, Audrey Lillian
Welch, Barbara Fritche, Martha
Reider, Charles Peterson, Orthe
Potts, Jr. Wedding anniversary Of
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Shores.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

A certain talkative young lady
almost spent a night locked in
"DOc" Whites drugstore.
She entered Docs store about
II PM, going directly to the pay
phone. At eleven-thirty Doc went
home-not having seen a custom
er for a half hour. Around mid
night he got call from the store
...s she had finally run out of con-
versation land money! and found
the front door locked tight.
Doc vowed he'd leave her there
to teach her lesson. But Mrs.
w. spoke up: Nov you go turn
her loose. It's hard to cut a good
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

WSCho stay dl lis uOIlle mere.
The new motel being built by
Richard Petersen is nearing com
pletion.
The Garden Club will meet Tues
day eve March 29th in the home
of Mrs. ]. H. Stull. Roll Call will
be, ''Why l like living in the
country" and will be followed by
paper on wild flowers and Ber-
ries" by Mrs. Edward Ludwig, and
Flowers of the Passion" by Mrs.
George Blaine There will be an
exchange of catalogues.
The Dorcas Society will meet
Thursday afternoon March 81 with
Mrs. w. F. Rofkar instead of with
Mrs. K. Landon as scheduled. CO.
hoStesses will be Mrs. w. B. Grover
and Mrs. Anna Rofkar. Miss Aman-
da Rofkar will lead devotions.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartwig
were Toledo visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
visited friends in Lima, Ohio, Sun
day.
Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs. Ar
thur Maloy and Mrs. Lucille vii
liams were recent Cleveland visit
orS.
Miss Alta Brohl had as an over
the week end guest, Mrs. Nellie
Hine of Toledo.
Mrs. Roy Drickhamer, local Home
Councillor, and Mrs. Arthur Rof-
kar attended the Leaders Training
Class in Light Party Refresh
ments, last Friday in the Raymond
Bloom home near Elmore.
Announcement of the date for
local meeting for Catawba Won
en- will be made in the near future.
Mrs. George Hartwig will enter
tain the Ladies Aid Society in her
home this Friday afternoon, March
25.
Mrs. Earl Newton has returned
home after spending the past two
months in Sarasota, Fla.
Mothers Club members and their
daughters were entertained Wed
nesday evening in the home OF
Mrs. Fred Jensen in Gypsum.
Mrs. Robert Sharp, Mrs Edward
Later and Mrs. Florence Kahlel
spent last Thursday in Toledo.
Edwin Rofkar of Toledo called
on relatives here Sunday.
Albert Woodman spent the week
end with his parents and Crane
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
AKRON'S MARY f. MCGOWAN

Democratic national commtteewoman from Ohio.
caught in a whrl of social activities when she
in Washington recently member of the SO conven
tion site committee Miss Mc(owan house guest
of Judge and Mrs Earl Cox (hes former Summit
County chairman and trial examiner for the
Federal Trades Commssion). she guest of honor
at luncheon sponsored by Mary Alice Stork, secretary
to Wellington Koo, Chinese ambassador to the us.
attended tea for Margaret Truman land made
round of visits with Ohos congressional delegation
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
The JEW FL
BOX
By JUEL REED COVER

ly forwarded it Wasn't that
a nice gesture of Women of the
Moose to give that beautiful pic
ture to the County Home? e.
Those gals do a lot of fine things
Good to see former Sixth
streeters Willis and Bernice Cay
back in town for the weekend
They're spending the winter in
Rittman, and had planned to move
to New Philadelphia from there. 4.
But now they think it will be Mas
silon instead Dick Radloff,
Carl and Evelyn's son, is going
great guns at Ohio University
where he's studying architectural
engineering
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

Long, Mrs. Carl Becker, Mrs.
Manuel NoSsaman, Mrs. Leslie
Carter, Mrs. Kenneth Carter, Mrs.
William P-1ipps, Mrs. Lennis Val
lance, Mrs. Harvey Guthrie, Mrs.
Edgar Warner, Mrs. Ralph R..
Roose, Mrs. Lynn Clemons, Mrs.
George Zetzer, Mrs. Charles Haw-
ker.
Volunteer Nurses Aides are
what the name implies - volun-
teers who aid the professional
nurse, enabling her to give more
help TO the patients. They always
work as volunteer assistants TO the
professional nurse, and never as
an independent worker.
The class of Is, which already
has given outstanding service at
Magruder hospital, took 40 hours
of class instruction under Mrs.
Robert Kreilick, Red Cross Nursing
Instructor Since the completion
of that course, each woman has
put in 40 hours of volunteer serv-
ice at Magruder under the super
vision of registered nurses.
Now they will serve $50 hours
a year as Red Cross Volunteer
Nurses Aides at the hospital, at
blood collections, with Civilian De-
fense, or other emergency pro-
jects.
Mrs. Leland L. Lord, Red Cross
Volunteer Field Consultant, will
speak at Sundays Gaping cere-
monies. Also on the program will
be Dr. Gordon R. Ley and hospital
superintendent Florence Specht.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

UUUNIl hUElVt
FRED GRIMM
The Ohio Apple Institute has
come out with distinctive highway
map pointing to the finest apple
orchards in Ohio Orchards located
on the map by red number are
members of the institute. Mem
bers from Ottawa county include:
H. G. Moore and Son and Luther
Peters, Oak Harbor, Danbury-Is-
land-Gypsum Assn, Chester Jad-
wisiak, Liam Fruit Farms, Id.
Luchsinger, Vincent Nugent, w.
FRofkar, Schumacher Orchards,
and L. J. Wahlers all on Port Clin-
ton rural routes.
Many of the TV critics are sing
ing the praises of Walt Disney'S
''Disneyland". Column after col
umn is being written how young
and old enjoy it. One writer even
quoted dozens of letters that Dis
ney had received from the small
fry. No writer to my knowledge
has mentioned the sponsors. Dairy
farmers have joined hands with
two other sponsors to bring you
this show. Not the man WHO de-
livers your milk but The farmer
who produces your milk. He vol
unfairly contributes two cents for
each 100 pounds of milk he sells,
to pay for the show Thus the dairy
farmer is making it possible for
you to watch what the TV critics
call the best show being produced
today. Why not give your dairy
farmer friends pat on the back
next time you see them?
Last Friday the cattle tour COM
mittee visited IA different farms
in planning the April tour The
committee of Wilbur Peters, James
Lenke and Carl Wainwright made
the following choices; % Ray At
, waters 40 head of Holstein steers
(2) Gaylord Crolls 35 head of
Whiteface calves on urea protein
supplement (3) Donald Kuhlman
80 head of Whitehead in a new
pole type building. az Wilbur
Peters 80 head of mixed heavy
cattle being fed stilbestrol the
newly approved growth hormone
and (5) James Lenke 27 head of
mixed reds and roans.
|
Northern Ohio Breeders Assn
held their annual meeting in Tiff
fin last Saturday. Folks we saw
from Ottawa county included di-
rector Ed Kirk, technician Dick
Wilson, delegates Oscar SandWisch,
| Loren Sommer, Clifford Miller,
| Cortland Beier, and Carl Bensch.
skidded out of her hand and land
ed in you-knoW where. So what
does the Mortified gal do? Reaches
over quick and flushes it!
To top it all off, she rushes to
the phone quick to make an ap-
pointment with her dentist for a
new impression But instead of the
dentist, she calls a local optome-
trist He explained he explained he
didn't have quite the qualifications.
Nothing Is Impossible =.
Rotary Club members ought to
get a bang out of this tale.
AS part of the Pageant of Peace
celebration in Washington, flowers
were sent by Interflora from q
Pakistan child who lives in Wash
ington to Karachi, Pakistan. And
the Prime Minister of Pakistan end
ed up as messenger boy for the
wire order.
1t seems the sending florist
couldn't find member in Karach
who could make The difficult de
livery to the Mahatma Gandi Gar
dens. He was a Rotarian, anc
noticed there was Rotary member
in Karacli. So he sent him the
money. The flowers were delivered
on schedule and the return
receipt showed it was the Prime
Minister himself who delivered tlt
blooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
Finally
Talked Herself Out

conversation short something
only woman understands"
From where | sit. however.
plenty of men are as hard to pry
away from a telephone as any
female. Some people are just
naturally lOng-winded, while
others are the silent type-just
as some of us like coffee and 9TH
ers prefer a glass of beer. The
important thing is to be consid-
crate before friends start Civ
ing us the busy signal"
&e M~4e
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

lecturer. previously Mrs. Cor
man served four terms in the
House.
SENATOR David Nick. Fergu-
son R.. Cambridge is an out
spoken critic of the Turnpike
Commission. and makes no
secret of his contempt for GER
tain of its members and how
the commission conducts it's
business.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

DON'T count Auditor James
A. Rhodes out of next years
COP gubernatorial picture :.
he has a file THIS THICK on
all the issues and friends claim
he'll shoot the works if neces.
Sary j..
LONE woman member of the
Senate is Elizabeth r. German,
listed as a parlismentarian and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Read and Use The News
Classified Ads

Woodman
Mrs. Ralph Owens has divided
her property and sold to Atty.
James Thierry and Richard Hees.
A graveled parking area and
new rest room will be available
for State Park patrons this sea
SON
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Rural Women's News
Leaders Attend Training
BY RITA cUMMlNs

On March Is at the home of Mrs
Raymond Bloom Oak Harbor.
seventeen leaders from Ottawa
County were trained to conduct
Light Party Refreshments meet
ings in their local townships or
clubs. These leaders were trained
by Miss Sue Christian, State Nu-
tritionist. Those attending the
meeting were: Benton-Mrs. Albert
Myerholtz, Mrs. Willard Tabbert;
Carroll-Mrs. Walter Miller; Ca
tawba-Mrs. Roy Drickhamer, Mrs.
A. H. Rofkar; Clay-Mrs. Donald
Lusk, Mrs. Jess Miller; Harris
Mrs. Fred Barnes, Mrs. Laurence
Witte; Portage = Mrs. Warren
Lemon, Mrs. Josephine Marek;
Port Clinton-Mrs. D. B. Pollock;
Salem-Mrs. Ed. Sharpe; Elmore
Home Arts Club-Mrs. Melvin An
stead, Mrs. Glen Druckenmiller:
Elmore 3C's = Mrs. Raymond
Arndt, Mrs. Delmer Oehmke.
Note
Benton Twp. will have the Light
Party Refreshment meeting at the
home of Mrs. Willard Tabbert on
April L.
Advisors Recognized
Three Ottawa County All Ad-
viSors are attending the All Ad-
viSors Recognition Luncheon in Co
lumbus. Those attending and re-
ceiving their five year pins are
Mrs. Arthur Schultz, Mrs. Walter
Brugger and Mrs. VIM. Nissen.
Al Club Meets
The Bay Twp. Jolly Stitchers f.
H Club met on March Is to or
ganize for the coming year. Guest
mite was observed and new mem
bers were welcomed. Mrs. B. B.
Brough, Mrs. Joy Kagamaster and
Mrs. Lois Short are the advisors
ReUphoistery Glasses
The Elmore groups are making
fast strides with the help of night
classes (the husbands really take
over! Mrs. Ed Sharpe of OaE
Harbor finished her chair. She's
giving the wood a hand rubbed
! finish.
Al Advisors Training
On March % at 800 training
for All Advisors will be held il
the Extension Office. Both new
and experienced advisors are wei
coined to learn more about The
1855 All program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

and Roger Cloud. speaker Of
the House. is Rep. Leslie Burge
(R., Lorain).
FORMER US. Senator Thorn
as Burke popped in and out of
the capitol long enough one
day last week for a luncheon
date with the governor. but
what they discussed is we'll
kept secret.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
CATAWBA BRIEFS
CATAWBA BRIEFS
Many New Homes At Cliff;
New Entrance Is Now Open
BY MRS. A. H. ROFKAR
News Staff Correspondent

Another building boom appears to have struck Catawba
Cliffs Many homes of the smaller type under
stcton The Weyhe Road leading to the south portion of
of the Cliffs has been opened to the public making
three entrances to the property
Myron Schater left Sunday for Long Island after a two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

MAYOR Jack Sensenbrenner,
first Democratic chief execu.
tive the capitol city has had IN
more than 20 years, is rated a
Shoo-in for denomination. but
may face a stiff fight in Nov
ember.
THE moderator on those
COP. radio tapes being made
weekly by c. Stanley Mechen,
president pro tern of the senate,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
(H)EARiNGS

Eunice Reaser is resigning her
Job at the Emmett Electric offices
=. Charles and Rose Gresham will
move from Oak-st to the Whitley
Riedmaiers' lovely Perry-st apart
ment when Beverly and Whitley
move to their Rock Ledge home in
the near future Boots Chaplin
comes UP with the suggestion that
City Park would be an ideal spot
for community building, with its
proximity to the lakefront beach
and the swimming pool for the
smaller kids G. of c secretary
Reed Hosler has gotten out of town
inquiries as to boys camps in this
area, and a lot of people think he'd
be a good guy to take the leader
ship in opening one locally :.
Leroy Bergeman, home from Ohio
State where he's going great guns
in that Journalism course, is lend
ing a helping hand in The News
editorial department during his
mid-semester holiday Are hair
cuts going up to $150 here soon?
Granpa Louis Cover, GONZALES
cling from that Dec. 6 stroke, was
moved upstairs to his own apart
ment at our house last Saturday
He's coming along we'll, al
though still bedfast Ernie
Isaacs started work in the laundry
department at Magruder hospital
Monday . Is popular local
teacher Keeping A Big Secret? . . g.
And how about those orders from
Columbus that arrived for certain
officials recently?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
FIRST RED CROSS aide CLASS CAPPED
Get Caps, Pins At Gaping g
Ceremony Sun. Afternoon
Family Potluck Dinner

Thirteen Red Cross Volunteer Nurses Aides members of
the first class of Volunteer Nurses Aides in the history
Ottawa county Red Cross chapter will be capped
monies Sunday at pm. in American Legion Home.
Mrs. Robert Sauer chairman of Volunteer Nurses Aide
Service will present caps pins and diplomas to- Mrs Arthur
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

THERE'S A MOVEMENT UNDERWAY TO REVIVE
the old Ohio Democratic County Chaimen's Associa-
ton leading figures in the drive proceeding quiet
y to prevent sipup and to iron out all rough spots
they feel strongly that it the only vehicle left for party
regulars if Dems are to stand chance in So.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
ROBERT w. REIDER
Reports From The
STAT E
ONE OF THE FIRST SIGNS

of break in opheavy COP. ranks occurred when
the House Rules Committee failed to report out the
county auditors payrase bill scheduled veteran
observers interpreted this delay tipoff that storm
clouds are developing within what up to now has been
a wel-discplined majority party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Reflex Action?

Have you heard the sad, sad story
of popular Port Clintonite and
her brand new plate?
She was cleaning it in the bath
room recently and it suddenly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
SCATTER PINS

Fred Lipp's newest play, 'The
Collar" is scheduled for presenta-
tion April 7 on the Four Star Play
house, and will star David Niven
i. Fred says it's drama with es-
sentially a spiritual theme, and be-
lieves its the outstanding one Of
the three he's done so far It
will have to go long ways to
beat his last one, Beyond Return
ing" Hope Clemons, vacation
ing in Florida, had rented a TV
set for her room and writes she
nearly died of surprise when she
turned on Welcome Travellers
March 10 and saw the local dele
cation Carlista Snyder's neph-
ew, in Old Town, Maine, got per-
mission to stay home from school
and see his aunt &. And got some
wonderful snapshots of the tele-
vision screen which he sent here
. Patty Brewer, daughter of Red
and Florence (and a cutie if there
ever was one), fell completely in
love with the wire trash burners
that Johnny Letter had displayed
outside his store the other day
They were "big bird cages, she
declared, and her parents could
hardly get her to leave the display,
because she liked the ''big cages
so much Alice HOLMAN says
goodbye" to her job as "hello
girl this week, leaving the tele.
phone office for a new job al
Brinnon'S It's good to hear
that Mrs. Lily Wilber, remark.
able 86-year-old who until very re-
sently still drove ler own car, is
getting along we'll from that recent
heart attack Her daughter
Laura (Mrs. WILSON, Roush has
been here from Niagara Falls tax
ing care of her, and plans to take
her mother along back home with
her when she returns -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Ooh La La!

Ooh La Ia!
Remember Eioise, the famous
French taxi cab?
She's got successor right here
in Port Clinton and you'll see
her parked outside The News Of
flee. Port CIinfon's "EIoise" is Dar-
reIl BevcIer's 1927 Chevy sedan.
He's put the name on the back in
glowing tape. % years old or not,
EIoise provides mighty good
transportation, says Darrell.
It'll Be Smart
Superintendent D. D. Sims and
some of the lads from the police
department had an informal get
together the other afternoon at the
school, and talked about a sort of
educational and public relations
program between the school kids
and the law.
They decided that it's too late
to start the ball rolling this school
year, with the police department
not being in what you'd call quiet
state of affairs anyway But by
next fall, they hope to draft some
kind Of systematic program
whereby kids will learn about po-
lice work the good way.
Fancy YET
Speaking of antique cars, Johnny
LaValle, son of the Carl LaValle's,
have one that's along the special
ist line.
The family calls it Johnny's
t'town car" For the simple reason
that the 1880 model runs perfectly
as long as it's in town, but the
minute it goes outside the city
limits it develops all kinds of tenn
permanent. Usually dad Carl has
to go to the rescue of the town
car which balks being a county job
too.
Welcome
We've added couple of dandy
new residents in the persons of
Don and Jan Danielsen, who have
just arrived from Oakfield, N. Y,
and are living in the Belknap
apartments, SOB E. Second-st.
Don is mine superintendent at
the U. S. Gypsum Co. Jan was
program director at radio station
WBTA at Batavia, N. Y, and
handled a 45-minute show based
on club activities. She's gal
with lot of personality and
some radio station in this area
would be smart to snap her up.
TRINKETS
Mrs. Lloyd Beuthel, the San
duskian who has pleased many
local audiences with her book re-
views, is moving away from San
dusky Note to Jackie Winnie
Whitehead of Clyde: thanks for
your thoughtfulneSS In writing
Beta Sigma Phi international of
fices-we'll treasure the gracious
letter they sent . Jack Gordon
is wrestling with his last groceries
these days-he's all set to take off
for Miami, Fla, for new job in
the real estate field Superin-
tendent d. D. Sims spent a couple
days at the Cleveland Clinic last
week, and came home with the en-
couraging news that the discom-
forts he's suffered with a condition
of the back can be corrected with
out surgery, for which hooray
The Rev. Perry BlankenShip got
check as the result of his TV ap-
pearance - somebody in Ind. who
saw him was reminded that he had
some money due him. and prompt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

or Long Island after a two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
All Club Meets

On March % at 800 training
for All Advisors will be held in
the Extension Office. Both new
and experienced advisors are vel
coined to learn more about the
1855 All program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
Type and Size Of Equipment

Type and Size Of Equipment
The kind of saucepan or tast-
er, the size of cake pan or gela-
tin mold should always be speci-
fled.
Correct Temperature. Timing
Good recipes should have spe-
Clfic surface unit, oven or refrig-
orator temperatures. This en-
ables you to make your dish"
without spending time in check
ing to see if it is ready to serve
keeps heat in or out, too. The
emount Of time to cook will help
you serve the dish hot or cold
or CONCEALED.
Number Of Servings
This is most important as what
is more humiliating than having
to water down" delicious vege-
table soup to allow for six serv-
ings instead of the four the re-
cipe yielded.
Try these rules when you get
Mrs. Jones recipe" or you give
Mrs. Jones your "favorite re-
cipe' and see if your cooking is
more rewarding because you fol-
lowed a good recipe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-03
Beauty Queen Says Title
i las Been Great Education

Miss Betty 10 Ring, Miss N
c. 1855, has been selected as one
of the judges for the Miss North
Carolina Pageant announced
Ernest Lane of Wilmington
State Chairman of the Jaycet
sponsored event. The three day
pageant was held July IA
Is, and l6 in Wilmlngtoh-s Isrog-
den Memorial Hall. Lane an
nounccd that this years pageant
was one of the biggest ano
best as approximately nifty Jay
Gee clubs in N. c. had entries ir
the contest.
Miss Ring, when asked "How
do you feel about being Mis-.
North Carolina" replied in hei
gracious and charming manner
Il can only think of the word:
Homer put into Ulysses mouth
when speaking of his expert.
ences; He said. Il am a part o.
all that l have met :" anc
after more than $4,000 mile:
with Miss N. c." it has been ;
great education"
The pretty teacher at Lexing
ton Senior High School has moth
ing but praise to offer for tn,
honor Of representing Nortl
Carolina and at the same tim,
she urges young ladies and theil
parents to seriously consider
entering Junior Chamber 20
Commerce sponsored pageant.
in the future.
Mothers should not frown or
the pageant as they would OF
Just a beauty contest" Betty j
points out. MY strongest sup,
porters have been my churcl
organizations, the PTA and m,
mother and dad.
Miss North Carolina and
are not the same people, but sh,
IS an ideal for which l have beer
campaigning this past year