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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

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of sailing the historic Landscape Route"
down the St. Lawrence to Europe. Enjoy
a third less ocean travel, one thousand
sheltered miles Of romantic river scenery.
Book passage from Montreal aboard
the new Empress Of Britain. Rates from
$2S5 FIRST dass-$182 tourist.
Sssy ov local agent o Cazadias Pacific,
1901 r Sired, NV.
Washiasses s, D. c. National s-<1ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
October Signals Season
At Sand Hills Resorts

joys its greatest popularity be-
tween October and May. It has
"a sporty nine-hole golf course.
and is within q short drive Of the
high-altitude courses at Hender-
sonville and Asheville. where
golf is a principal sport from
May through october and can be
played year around.
Varied Accommodations
Accommodations at the Mid
South resorts include both
American plan inns and hotels
and b choice Of new motor
courts. Homes may be leased for
the entire winter, or by the
month. At Pinehurst is North
Cardinals largest resort hotel,
the. Carolina.
|. Foxhunting adds color and ex-
citing sport to the Mid-South
vacation picture from November
through March. There are rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

Along The greet shorovghfores
Of Europe, obovt 200 Cocks Of
fees stond rsody 70 serve you.
n poys 10 pldn your hip at fhs
worlds oldest and larssst
Travel Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

FAMOUS GOLF TERThe big country club at Pnehurs g some
Golf State u A. because 1t surrounded by
there 100
Pnehurst and within few min
nearby Southern Pines Sandhis
resorts, arr open November through late spring
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
ERIE: TWP
Mrs. Clifford Snider

Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Lange, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Karshuk and
Norma left Saturday for three
weeks vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Alpha Rice and John Nc
Covia of Carroll Twp. were quiet
ly married Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride. The Rev.
Roy Davis of LaCarne E.U.B.
Church performed the ceremony
Best wishes to two of our best
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider and
Barbara visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Werner in Bowling Green
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. ZoSchke are
enjoying a vacation in the sunny
south. They expect to be away a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White we're
called to Kentucky Saturday by
the death of Mr.. Whit'S father.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
County Gets Check
From Nickel Plate

The Nickel Plate Road announc-
ed today that a check for SIS
1884 was recently mailed to the
treasurer of Ottawa County at Port
Clinton in payment for the rail
roads property taxes in the county
for the first half of 1854.
Nickel Plate taxes for the full
year of 1854 in Ottawa County ex-
ceed $31, 300. On the basis of sta
tistics received from the United
States Office of Education for the
year 1852, this amount would
be enough to pay for full years
education Of 1856 children in Otta-
wa County public schools.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. 49, Mrs. Charles Bygden
Joseph Macko, Jack Mizener, Miller
Gordon, Mrs. John Cahill, John
Christensen, Ray Lambert, Bud
Welty.
Feb. 20: Harold Fehnrich, Nor.
man Warnke, Edward LaNier, Mar
garet Mullins, Mrs Ruth Mizener
Wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Hattwick.
Feb. 21: Alma Bahnsen, Mrs.
Margaret Myers, Donald Grobe
Lois Whiting, Bruce Meyer, Mrs
Leslie Meyer, Ed Behrman, David
R. Petersen, Vernita Dorko, Louis
Engler, Mrs. Garnet Brown, Mrs
Elizabeth Parker. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollir
Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruper1
Spurlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pat
chett.
Feb. %: Richard Johannsen
Leona Davenport, Mrs. Fred Jones
Lorna Stevens, Anna Ahrens, Mrs
Harry Belknap, John A. Wozniak
Jr., Mrs. Harry Callahan, Polly
Persons Stinchcomb. Mrs. Margaret
O'Neil. Wedding anniversary oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Lemon, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Webber, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Carl Branum.
Feb. %: Milton Miller, Mrs
Charles Fitzthum and Mrs. Olga
Heminger, twins; Mrs Alpha Nei
decker, Mrs. Carl Lieske, James
Edwards, Mrs. Halle Finefrock
Cheryl Ames, Joan Hauser, Mrs
John JadWisaik. Wedding anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Schultz.
Feb. On Mrs. Hazel b. Debien
Fred Schneider, Mrs. William
Buck, Tom Stevens, Mrs. William
Fell, Mrs. Oscar Heineman, Arthur
Long, John Zetzer Jr., O. l.. Tea
garden. Anniversaries of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Vance Wright, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett Hofacker.
Feb. 25: Mrs. Richard Wolf
John Winnie, Mae Marshall Loder
Clarence Bandelean, James Yen
sen, Joyce Ann Babcock, Connie
Baumert, Vickie Baker, Mrs. Rich
ard Krupp, Roxanne Florian. An
niversary of the Edwin Laudys'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM


Three All Tractor Clubs have
been organized. Eight weekly ses-
Sions will be held in the following
farm equipment dealers; first year
club under the guidance of Willis
Milbrodt, will meet in the Max
Sharpe agency, second year club
will meet in the Mylander Imple-
ment Co., with Ed. Cross as advis-
or. Third and fourth year mem
bers will meet at A. O. Gahn's
with Dale Gnepper as advisor.
What TO do with creek bottoms
has always been a problem. Two
young farmers Lyle Hellwig and
Morton Hanneman, will try to es-
tablish seedlings of birdsfoot tre-
foil. This is a yellow flowered le-
gume. 1t is used widely in New
York as we'll as in many Ohio
counties.
Fruit growers from Ottawa coun-
ty were much in evidence at the
state meeting Of the Ohio Horti-
cultural Society in Columbus last
week. Mrs. Walter Miller was
elected president of the ladies aux
iliary while S. N. Liam was elect
ed first vice president of the So
ciety. w. F. Rofkar introduced the
banquet speaker, Roger Cloud, who
is the speaker of the House of
Representatives.
The new 1865 fruit spray bulle-
tins in full color have been mailed
out to those who ordered and paid
for their bulletin. We have suffi-
cient copies for everybody at 35
cents each payable in advance or
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

REP. ANDY DEVINE. 3D..
Toledo is handling the admins.
tration bin on unemployment
compensation. it's a compro-
mise between the existing
statute and labor'S demands. :.
FIN a NJ c iAL institutions
would be taxed $l.500 annually
for each branch office under
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
TRINkETS

tKINkEtS
Don't plan on making any dental
appointments with hygienist Katie
Roose for May 21 She's got
Other Big Plans for that date
Bill and Martina Moon took off
for a few days stay in New York
city Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ludwig, just home from
their nice southern trip, stopped
off in Columbus to attend the 1O8th
annual meeting of the Ohio State
horticultural Society at the Neil
House . Sheriff Merlan Budd
has to say mo" to several foods
as result of that Cleveland Clinic
check-up last week = specialists
are tracking down a pesky allergy
Members of Playmakers have
been invited to attend the dress
rehearsal Sunday of The Glass
Menagerie", which Sandusky Har-
lequins present Feb. 21-22 Ca
baret dance planned by the Play
makers in conjunction with Cataw-
ba flremen has been cancelled i.
Talk about Port Clinton has been
flying thick and fast at the Los
Angeles home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Armbruster Chet Schaf-
er of Catawba and Bob Laser of
Lakeside, both with the Biro Co..
were recent dinner guests of
Don and his wife And Julius
Christensen, out California-way to
visit relatives, stopped in to say
hello to former peer Don and
family The Wilson Snyders,
the John Bohlings, and the Bernard
Armbrusters, just home from a
fine Florida vacation, had dinner
at the Harry Knorrs' Toll Gate Inn
=, And say the place is as beau
tiful as we figured -.
He Deserves II
Former Gypsum school teacher,
Vorys Collier was a happy guy
over at Oak Ridge Sanitarium
Monday, and he's asked us to re-
lay his thanks to everybody.
Pupils in GypSum's 9th, 7th and
9th grades fixed up huge Valen-
tine basket of all kinds of fruit
and goodies, and sent it over to
him via Bella Russell, who gives
art lessons at the sanitarium reg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

SPONSORING the administra-
tons measure for uniform
food and drug act are Rep.
Charles Longfellow of Greene
County and Rep. William F.
Rofkar. Ottawa County.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Port
Clinton. has gone on the PUco
staff as an utility appraiser.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

morning car driven by William
Braley, Green Springs, was lit
from the rear by a truck driven by
John Bartkowiak of Michigan as
Braley was halted for a school bus
on Route 2. The truck driver was
cited to court and fined S7.70.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
ALUMNI OF JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY
CAPITOL

figure prominently in the Cuyahoga House delega-
ton. Nine of the II members attended the widely
known Cleveland institution of higher learning the
group includes James P. KiIbane, John Conway Norman
Fuers John Corrigan, Andrew Putka Francis Sullivan
Michael j. Crosser j. Patrick Day and Joseph H. Ave
lone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
OHIO MEN AND WOMEN

who literally have their cups and downs have found
a champion in Rep. Anthony 0. Calabrese who would
outlaw the of selfoperated elevators in public build
ngs the widespread practice according to Calabrese
not only is safety hazard but it has contributed sub
stantially to growing unemployment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

provisions Of a bill introduced
by Clevelander James McCaf.
fiery.
NEIL ROBINSON. R., Rich
land) is a professional auction
eer. and occasionally delights
in giving fellow members brief
demonstrations of his ability in
that line.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Rural Women's News
BY RITA cUMMiNS

Al Advisors Training Have you
ever wanted to be a All Advisor?
Wonder what it's all about? On
March 2, the District All Advisors
training meeting will be held in
Fremont at the American Legion
Hall from 1000 to 3:15 PM. Call
the Extension Office in Oak Har-
Dor 3631 to make your reserva-
tions The program is for advisors
and prospective advisors alike.
An Advisors Banquet Have you
returned your reservation for the
Advisors Banquet? The banquet
date is Monday, Feb. 2l in the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church.
Leaders trained for Which
Weigh, Lady"-Fourteen volunteer
leaders were trained for the
weight control project. These lead
erS will in turn teach the project
in their township or club which
they are representing. Those at
tending the training were: Mrs.
Willard Tabbert, Benton; Mrs.
VIM. Phipps, Port Clinton; Mrs.
Francis Denny, Oak Harbor; Mrs.
Richard Peer, Allen; Mrs. Lynn
Christensen, Port Clinton; Mrs.
Delmer Oehmke and Mrs Raymond
Arndt, Elmore 3 C's; Mrs. Albert
Stamm, Salem; Mrs. Glen Drucken-
miller, and Mrs. Melvin Anstead,
Elmore Home Arts Club; Mrs. AL
bert Myerholtz, Benton; Mrs. Fred
Barnes and Mrs. Lawrence Witte,
Harris; and Mrs. Jess Miller, Clay.
Port Clinton The first Which
Weigh Lady" meeting will be held
on Feb. "a at 1870 PM. at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Phipps, 327 West 5th
Those interested in weight control
are invited to attend Please ex-
tend the courtesy of calling her,
PC. 2-3731, so she will know APP
proximately how many to expect.
Upholstery Mrs. VIM. Phipps,
Mrs. Virgil Fritz, and Mrs. George
Oleska have finished the uphol-
stery jobs on their pieces of fur
niture.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
EA,RINGS


(H)EARINGs
The Carl McLaury's (he's the
new A & P manager) and the Ray
Wights,Jr. have swapped houses
F.. Carl and his wife, who lived
in the Fourth-st home occupied
by former A & P manager Howard
Barricklow, transferred to the
Wight home on w. Fifth-st, and
vice-versa If Joan Caulfield'S
writers on the usually-enjoyable
"Favorite Husband" TV program
don't stop prefacing her every re-
mark with nauseating "Oh,
George" we know some local
listeners the show will lose = Ugh!
We've heard any number of
comments about what an excellent
paper boy is David Reese, young
son of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Reese Have you watched the
new Wednesday night TV show.
"Millionaire?" It's the rather
improbable story of an accentric
millionaire who gives away a mil
lion each week to somebody, and
what happens to that person in
the sudden wealth But it's
building up lot of local devotees
Lakeland Motel has a cute
slogan Honeymoon Haven, and
its stationary bears the words in
script with smiling full moon
topping Silhouetted outline of
the motel units . Might be a good
chance for quick-on-the-trigger To-
cal business places to tie in with
some advertising The towns
Dustin its buttons with pride at
the fine work Boyd Martins speech
students are doing at all these big
Journeys = Port Clinton has be-
come name to reckon with in
speech competition, as a result of
their success.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
It's Winter Minor Crashes
Reported By The Score

Minor auto accidents by the Teports-ful gave Officials
plenty to write about their dockets this week.
A truck driven by Bob Angel of Detroit and driven
by Frank Brough of Route involved minor acci-
dent at Monroe and Perry Saturday morning police reported
Cars driven by Glenn Schultz, 49, of Route g. Oak Harbor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

and Earl Otto Hebner, "a, of Box
27, Rocky Ridge, figured in an ac-
cident near Rocky Ridge Sunday.
At $50 pm. Sunday, parked
car owned by Hattie Williamson
was damaged when Andy Peterlin,
80, Route 2, backed into it at
FiShack
Cars driven by Charles F. Chris
tan, 20, Bay Bridge, and Enid
Silva, 19, rural Port Clinton, col
lided near the main gate of the
Gypsum Co.
Jack E. Curry, Route l, Oak Har-
Dor, was shaken when his car
rolled over on Route asquarter
mile west of Cottage Grill, strik-
ing a culvert
Cars driven by James Eidenour,
81, 723 B-st, and James Ramsay,
Fostoria, were damaged in an ac-
cident on State-st near Route 2.
Cited to municipal court on
charges of driving while under the
influence of intoXicants, Eidenour
was fined $100 and costs and
given three-day Jail sentence.
Ramsay was fined $40 and costs
for driving with an expired license
A car driven by Gilmore NJ.
Ontko. Catawba Cliffs, and high
way department truck driven by
Albert Noble, 220 Portage-st, fig
ured in minor crash near CataW-
ba Market.
A truck driven by Carl Leow,
Oak Harbor, and a car driven by
Clifford King of Sandusky were
involved in a minor crash on Route
19 south of Oak Harbor. Friday
ularly. And king sized Valentine
came from the downtown gang
with everybody from the Mirogo
restaurant, customers and help a.
like, sending their Warmest re-
CARDS It's good to hear Vorys,
who's been in the sanitarium since
early December, is showing i'm
provement.
Let's Warn EN-
A Sand Road mother doesn't
know it, but only the quick think
ing of woman driver saved her
youngster from possible injury
Monday morning.
Two little boys and girl waited
on the road for the school bus,
absorbedly playing in snow. The
woman driver, fortunately, was
barely creeping along when the
little girl dashed right in front of
her car In an effort to miss the
child, the driver went clear off
the road, down into a yard, be-
tween two trees, and then back up
on the road.
If your youngsters wait along a
highway for a bus, won't you warn
them again and again to use eau
ton?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

he works a l5-county northwest
ern Ohio area.
THERE'LL be lots of fire
works during the course of
rubber belt hearings before Lou
Schneider (R., Cincinnati), chair
man of the House Commerce
and Transportation Committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
RAY MILLER (R., PAULDING)

.favors 90 mile hour speed limit. says heavier
penalties and stricter enforcement absolutely
sary. slow moving vehicles hazardous and should
carry precautionary lighting
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
To Keep In Mind

81 think this is worthy of re-
printing" writes somebody who
encloSes this clipping. So do we:
'IF YOU EVER FEEL DISCOUR-
AGED, REMEMBER THE sue
CESS STORY OF ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN"
Failed in business = 1881
Defeated for Legislature - 1882
Failed in business again - 1888
ELECTED TO- LEGISLATURE
- 1884
Sweetheart died - 1885
Nervous breakdown = 1886
Defeated for Speaker = 1888
Defeated for ElectOr = 1910
Defeated for Land Officer-1843
Defeated for Congress - 1916
ELECTED to Congress = 1046
Defeated for reelection = 1848
Defeated for Senate - 1855
Defeated for Vice-president
- 1856
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
with your order.

with your order.
Ed Barshel from Trowbridge
really likes his baled straw silo
which is filled with corn silage.
He finds it saving lots of hay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
We Aim To Please

We picked up the phone to dial
out Friday morning, and instead
of a dial tone, there was a disturb
ed masculine voice On the line.
Il want to report my phone out
of order" he said. Somebody on
the line must have the receiver
off, and I've been trying all morn
ing to get you"
We were kinda floored for a
minute. Didn't know whether he
wanted an editorial flare on such
a troublesome situation, or what
Then it developed he was trying
to get the telephone company.
So we acted as middleman, and
relayed his complaint to the trou-
BILE clerk from The News office.
Hope you got your phone back in
service, Mr.. 84-whaever-the-rest-of-
your-number was.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

Defeated for Senate - 1858
ELECTED PRESIDENT - 1866
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
SCATTER PINS

"Got kick out of your story
about the furniture with iron
legs" writes Betty (Mrs. Ken)
Prouty from Fry, Arizona !.
Because we just bought all new
furniture for our new ranch home
here, and it's all the wrought iron
stuff" A couple of us here
at the News are gloating over
beautiful leather fooled bags that
Betty picked up for us in Mexico
Thank to Jim Chapman for
the nice note about The News COW
erage of the DTC football banquet
Council members feasted on
oranges after last weeks meeting,
diving into basket of 'em that
vacationing councilman Dave Jer
emy sent from Florida. Hey,
Martha Morgareidge down thar in
Columbus! Haven't heard from or
of you for quite spell now
what gives? \. Sure hate to see
the John Sunderlands leaving town
Tor ChlcagO-theyr the nice klnd
of a family Port Clinton likes 10
hold on t. 1t. Carl Spengler.
Jr., now stationed in Verduin,
France, is awaiting the arrival of
his wife and twins who were due
to leave New York last weekend
to join him . . The H. w. Os-
borneS' of Detona Beach definitely
will be Among Those Present at
Saturday nights Barbershoppers
program-Tiny Fisher, the East
Liverpool mountain oman is a
friend of the family and went to
school with the Osborne kids
They talked to Tiny by phone
when he was here last time, but
couldn't make it to the program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18

All Advisors Banquet Have you
returned your reservation for the
Advisors Banquet? The banquet
date is Monday, Feb q in the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06

You Saw It in The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
LAST P-TA MEETING OF SCHOOL TERM TUESDAY

Tuesday evening, May 10, the Parent Association will hold its last meeting before school adjourns for the summer months.
 The following officers will be installed at this time with Mrs. Hugh Hall as the installing off, cer:
 John Grover, president; Mrs, William Smith, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. Tom Charlton, second |vice president; Mrs. Paul Evans, recording secretary; Mrs. L. T. Campbell, corresponding secre- tary.
 Announcement has been made that scholarship and merit a. wards will be presented at the iSenior banquet, preceding the Baccahureate on May 15. ] Hostesses for the evenings re. treatments will be Mrs. William Bixby, Mrs. Harry Coulter, Mrs. Ted Gibbons and Mrs. Harold Hopper.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
NANCY MICKELSON WINS SCHOLARSHIP IN
 NATIONWIDE COMPETITION

Word has been received in the office of the Superintendent of Schools from Bryant College in Providence, Rhode Island, that Miss Nancy Mickelson, senior of this years graduating class at Wrangell High School, has been awarded scholarship based on g nation-wide competition.
 Of one hundred and six candi. dates competing for scholarships Miss Mickelson placed nineteenth and is entitled to $500 tuition scholarship, $150 of which is ap iplicable to each of the first two years.
 The test was given in the .Wrangell Public Schools m d scored by the officials of Bryant College, and laudatory lette, from Amer c. Wilbur, Dean oi Admissions, commented that thi is the first time the examination had been given so far from hOm and that they were especially pleased that Miss Mickelson wa successful.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
STOKES GETS
 (0VER) HAULED

DICK Stokes, operating Dick Stokes Disposal Service an il Wrangell Transfer, found some- thing he couldn't haul off Inst Tuesday when he had to call m able Dr. John o. Bangeman to re- move his tonsils for him.
 Stokes went home from the hospital Wednesday after a sue cessful overhaul.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
SUMMER Acs HOURS

The Alaska Communication Sys- tenn office in the Federal building will be open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., daily and from g a. m. to 10 a. m. and from p. m. to p. m. on Sundays and holidays during the summer months, it is an- nounced.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
CIVIC CLUB TO
 HONOR SENIOR GLASS TOMORROW AT LUNCHEON

Girl graduates of Wrangell High School, with their mothers, will be guests of honor at the Civic Club luncheon tomorrow when it meets in Civic Center.
 Dessert luncheon will be served at 100 p. m. and will be follow ed by program of music.
 All girl graduates and their mothers are invited to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
COMMUNICATION

St. Theresa Mission
 Telegraph Creek, B. c.
 March 29, 1855 Dear Mir. McKibben:
 Here l am again away late in writing after Christmas, although believe I asked Fr Doetzel to write and tell you about the Christmas party, I was going out on a trip with the dogs at the time and I'm sure he told me when l got back that he had written.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
Halibut 6 A. M.

The halibut season in this area, Willapa Harbor to Cape Spencer opens at 6 a. m. May 12 and not at noon as previously reported, ii was announced today by the U S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
FISHERIES REGULATIONS NOW AVAILABLE

- Copies of the new 1855 fisher ies regulations are now available at the U. s. Fish and Wildlife and the U. s. Commissioners of fices in the Federal building.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-06
SCHWARTZ TO PELICAN

Roland Schwartz, local mach mist, flew to Pelican this week where he will be engaged during the summer at the Lawrence Freeburn cannery.