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Evening star., 1955-07-22
AUToMosILEs ron SALE

IS Monterey: Mere-o-
Matte. $2.ss9. EoRNKRG BUICK.
iii 18th. DI 1908. --22
MERcURY 1851 club coupe: HYDRA
Dr. T.. and D.. splendid; $sa5.
and 2 / ave. ne; "a
radio. heater, black top with me-
tallic green bottom; Wv. tires;
one owner: low mileage: 81 1875.
JU. s-SS37. 1899 E&st-West hwy
Silver Spring, Nd.
MERCURY 20 sedan: blue. oyefdr..
T. and h., Wv tires. new seat
SeysrS, nsr paint; clean; A4s; .;
st. NV, DI. 7-0111. IA
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AUToMosILss EoR SALE

HUDSON 80 4-eoor: very elean;
S3e6: Il. blue hnish. No. A-7lb,
RoSenthal Chevrolet
coinnhia Pike and olebs Rd.
ia. 7-e7si Open g s-s
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AUTOS FoR sALE tesai.I

FORD "a fudor sedan; heater; tai.
IoFed Diastie Govern; turn signals;
dafk blue; ieas than 10000 mile!;
sl,2aa. a-dny money-baek trial
month yr.tten eaarsn,asse; y 6,ass.
Ford Dealer. l1l4 Vermont ave; s;
FORD "a eonvertfble; 7. and b;
ovardrive: torch red nnish With
red and white interior; Sl,7e5. 2
day meney-baek trial 4-month
Ts:n 1rss ws: sss5.ntesid oid..s H1n Pdrd psssr
open esSS evss. sa III o; Sat. III 5.
tSae soaG WIN cSsesSss seesps ssSoi sSs,I' owner as
Transferred. must sell immed.:- pri-
vats sale preferred. KK. s-2a97
yoKp 1859 customline ..s" Tudor:
sea mist green with eontraSting
seat covers, and h.. turn signals;
very low mileage: In extremely good
eond. Must be seen TO be appreci-
eted. Only $S4t. PRANK SMALL
FORD 1889 coupe: light green. AS
headers reuphol, 4 new de slxe
Wv. tires; s2s5. oL. o-s9s6
ewes. -23
FORD 81 Custom "s'' 2-door:
Fordomatic. r. and h. seat covers.
turn signals and many other ac-
cesSories. Looks and runs like
new. Very low mileage. To-day
only, 1896. FRANK SMALL Jr.,
INC. 1876 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU
I-o647. -24
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

MOS; largest selection Of one-owneF
ears at sale prices. Largest selee-
and American ears. Dealer for
Austin -Healey, Austin Of England.
NC. Magnetic. Mcrris Minor. Hill
man. sunbeam. PaEsche; Mereedss-
Benz. WHY'S. MANHATTAN AUTO
NC. test. 1910, 7th at r sts- nv
North T-2700. Branch Sales. ISlo
King ST.. Alex. Va. King s-5525.
"a Mercury Monterey 4-dr. sedan.
vsilov with black top. T. and H.;
Merc-O-Matic, power brakes; Wv.
'ilei iGpxRv GpxSRISv MOTORS
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EO4kS ~ \ O4A(Ab
s-eyl heater. seat covers. HGht blue.
Low GMAc terms; s495.
Kenyon-Peek Chevrolet
263a Wilson Blvd. Arl-, IA. 2-s001
FORD "a Customline Tudor 's":
Fordomatic, heater. power steering:
owner. BUTLER BONDED, 81 .l1B.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. corner
Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV. AD. T.
0200.
FORD 81 Victoria: radio and heater,
4 new white-Eal tires: $3.50; must
sell. WE. 5-6593.
FORD SO conv.. T.. b.; low mileage:
lady viii sell today: S595 or near
est offer. AD. 2-672g. PA
S245. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER. $50 N Giebe rd.. Arl. IA. z
IFoRD 1851 Tudor; sreen. overdr..
T. and b /: $595. LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1921 21st st. NV. DI; z
FORD Ord SO Country sedan: fuIly
ish. Excellent for the family man.
Thig car like brand-new: 81 .496.
HANDLEY FORD. 1928 Ga. ave.
NV. ia. 9-S4I6.
FORD 1883 Mainline VS. Ranch
Wagon: Fordomatic. heater, turn
signals. Wv. tires. tinted glass,
sea foam body and top, timberline
belt finish; 81 .395. Car No. S9S-A:;
MONROE FORD, 1897 East-West
TIL d, JU. 5-7s04.
FRAZER 1913 4-dr. sedan; radio.
heater: reliable transp.. SEQ. OIL.
4-LS1g .....,
drives like new: garaee-kept: best
rare; sacrifice, S369, terms. $50
down. ROPER" 18th and r. J.
HENRY ] '51: looks and runs good
SIa5. PAGE-HUGHES BUICK. INC,
62I Arlington blvd, Falls Church,
Va, JE $4,000.
IHILLMAN MINK 1851 sedan. 81
miles to gal: red leather uphoi.i
good shape: S395. OIL. 6-7505.
HILLMAN MINK '55
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IS MERCURY

Monteloir tiordtop; Alos-
ko white, red trim, auto.
trons., power steering
and brokes, Wv. tires,
r. and h., tinted gloss,
etc.
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Addison Chevrolet
I4th and Florida NV. HO. 2-750f
Oman EvPpfp~s

rOhD 1875 1-Seatef STATION wagon;
excel. inside and out: first one In
will buy 1t: S295. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-S900
"a
FORD '53 customline Tudor: attrac-
tive Galway green, Magic-Air heat
er and defroster, plus many useful
accessories. This fine one-ownel
car is guaranteed 100Sa. The price,
only Se77.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1883 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-Tss7
OPEN EVENINGS-CLOSED SUN.
FORD 1858 Custom V-S Tudor
heater, turn signals. seat covers
real clean. S1.195; 2-day money
antee. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash. ;,
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 14th st
NV, NO. 7-1111. Open ewes ii
9: Sat. til 8,
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Ford '54 Ranch Wagon
CustomJine, r. and h.. Hght blue
tinish, like new; Sl.69b.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
cs3S Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. 2-9001
FORD 1883 VS. Fordor: beautiful
cadet blue: fully eduipped;. ! own,
er. low mileage, extremely good
cond. throughout; don't miss this
bargafn; only 81. .045. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC, 5000 Pa. ave.
Sc. LU 2-9627. "a
FORD '53 Customline IS" Tudor;
Fordornstic, r. and h.. turn sig
mails, seat covers and many other
accessories. One owner. Low mile
age, garage kept Must be seen to
be appreciated Special today. ST.
l45. FRANK SMALL. Jr.,- INC.
1736 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU: l.
9647. "a
FORD 1858 Customline; excel: like
new; 1895: terms, $95 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave; ne.
q
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HuDSONs-'49 4-door. S249: 81
Hornet, Hollywood. Hy., r. and h.,
5000. 80 Wasp 4-dr.. 2-tone. Hy.,
i. and h.. S799. HoRNER's COR,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
Ii, 6-6464,
HUDSON AZ sedan; black: owner
Battery sibe S0G best es cheap sa car eafei i
town. LA. 6-0863. --24
JAliUARS-'55 NC; low MI: save
800. Also used xKs. from 81 .495.
JACK PRY. 18th and p
KAISER, 1858 Manhattan 4-door
overdrive, r. and h.. 2-tone blue
gorgeous interior; priced right q
sSsoi wy n.E sEIh No. NSESSs' soSSo6s oolo ax's
KAISER '52 Manhattan 4-dr.. :
and h., oyefdrlve, Wv tires, 2.
tome: excel. cond. BY orig. ownsr
4S75. JU S-S936 ---25
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HlLLWAN NINA Do
sta. wag.: heater, blue with red in.
terror, luggage rack. 100 actual
fsiles, like new; 81 .296.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1855 Wilson Blvd. Ari.. ia. $4,000
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Moose Members
Get High Honors

Two members of Port Clinton
Lodge No. 1910, Loyal Order of
Moose, were highly honored at the
regular meeting Tuesday.
Clayton Stout had the rare and
distinct honor of receiving the 100
Division Pin of the Twenty-Five
Club, which means that he has
signed over 100 members in the
local lodge. With a total member
ship in the fraternity of nearly a
million members only 2,103 have
been so honored.
The presentation of a beautiful
diamond pin was made by Reed
Hosler, Secretary of the local lodge
and also a member of the 100 Di-
vision.
Also, Past Governor Harry War
rem was presented with The Cover
nors Merit Award Pin, for special
achievement during his term of Of
flee. Tbs honor has been awarded
only three tines durng the "a years
of ther Charter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
POLICY CHANGE
is VOTED DOWN

A move to rescind Council action
of two weeks ago, which makes
city water service available to out
side area without the former stipu-
lations of instituting action for an
nexations and of paying double the
water rental charged in town,
failed Tuesday night.
Councilman George Schade re.
introduced the topic, pointing out
that the water system stipulations
in the annexation policy had been
designed to encourage annexation
He moved that the annexation
policy be amended to read as il
did originally, before the change
was made at the last regular meet
ing.
Mizener, who moved the change
at the last meeting, and Petersen
voted no to Schade's effort. Sny.
der, who seconded Schade land Jer.
emy joined Schade in voting yes
But with two councilmen absent
the issue failed to carry and the
annexation policy will stand as il
was changed July IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
SEWAGE PLANT
NEARLY DONE

The sewage treatment plant is in
the home stretch and should be
completed entirely within 60 days,
in advance of the estimated Oct.
10Th completion date, engineer
Hauenstein told Council Tuesday
night.
A and C phases of the work-in-
terceptor sewers and east end
pumping station are finished
Eight percent of the money due
the sewer contractor is being held
back pending settlement of his in.
urance company of claims entered
by east end homeowners for dam.
ages.
In other action Tuesday Council
passed on a second reading the
ordinance permitting changing q
lots 1920 in the Gill addition from
residential to industrial zoning;
adopted the ordinance authorizing
repair and repainting of the water
tower; authorized four transfers OF
funds; heard from Councilman
Schade a suggestion that aid of a
CPA or state auditor be sought to
install a workable system of paw,
roll accounting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Mariners Warned
Of Danger Areas

The Ohio National Guard Anti
Aircraft Unit will begin their sum
mer training on Augut 9, and are
scheduled on the Camp Perry-Lo-
Gust Point Range for a ten-day pc
riod (5 days per week for 2 weeks).
EOD commanding officer Col.
John M. Phillips has agreed to i'm
pose limits of firing on Ohio Ma
tional Guard units so that it will
not be necessary to restrict naviga-
ton east of line between buoy
HBS-O to HBS-Q of the established
danger area during the annual In
ter-Lake Yachting Association Re-
gatta at Put+in-Bay, Further, these
limitations will be imposed until
12:15 PM each of the four days of
the regatta. The patrol vessels
from Erie Ordnance Depot will re-
strct navigation weI of a line be.
tween buoys HBS-P and HBS-Q dur.
ing the afternoon periods.
InlS lmltaul0n In 1lrlng Will
open navigation in the northeast
corner of the range and establish
the line closing navigation, ap
proximately two (2) miles west
from the southwest corner of the
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Course No. 3. This line will run
approximately 178 degrees true
from buoy HBS-O.
All operators of craft, especially
those who may be race entries
navigating in this area are request
ed to cooperate with the National
Guard training unit and to navigate
with extreme caution when neces
sary to approach the danger. area
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
SIX INJURED IN
BOAT fire HERE

Six Akron residents narrowly
escaped serious injury or death
Saturday when the 23-foot express
cruiser Trade Winds Ill burned
just off shore at Lakevue on East
Harbor.
Aboard were r. w. Cadwallader
his daughters Mary Louise, IL, and
Marcia Ann, 16; Pat Seibert, Is,
of West Richfield; Carol Martin,
16, and Judy Leatherwood, Is, both
of Bath, Summit-co. All except
Mary Louise were severely burned,
chiefly on the legs. They were
treated at Magruder hospital and
later released.
The Seibert, Martin and Leather
wood girls were spending the week
end at the Cadwallader cottage at
Lakevue. The boat backfired and
caught fire soon after it pulled
away from the docks The six oc-
cupants jumped overheard and
swan ashore. Lakeside volunteer
firemen put out the blaze and the
boat was towed ashore by Marble
head Coast guardsmen. Damage to
the cruiser was estimated at
$4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
EXAMINER MAKES FINDINGS ON
ABSENT MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

The state examiner told Council
Clerk Boyd Martin he will make a
finding against councilmen who
were absent from council sessions
when they were not marked in the
minutes as being excused, the clerk
told city fathers Tuesday night.
Hes made findings like that be-
FORE" Solicitor Adair Wilbur told
Council" and you can throw them
in the wastebasket. They're not en-
forceable. If the auditor refuses to
pay you, you let me know and I'll
mandamus him to pay it, free of
charge. There is absolutely no re-
quirement like that" Attention
was called to the fact that Council
members give much time to COM
mittee meetings for the body, for
which they receive no pay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
No Air Handbills,
Council Tells Lions

City fathers Tuesday turned
thumb down on an idea of Lions
Club members to publicize forth
coming pancake supper by drop
ping 5000 handbills from plane,
but thanked club member Jim
Chapman for coming to Council for
permission.
Question of who was going to
clean up the papers was raised,
and discussion brought forth some
caustic comments about other local
conditions which already need at
tention. Specifically mentioned
were the campaign signs left over
from the last election. On the Lions
club request, Mizener who made
the motion and Petersen who sec
onded it voted to give permission;
Schade voted no, Snyder and Jer-
emy passed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29

Il don't like this airport Ordi-
nance as it stands" the Mayor de-
clared. II don't think the city can
maintain the airport on $4,000 a
year" He charged the airport legis-
lation was pushed through" at
Councils special meeting July 10,
and said that some members of
Council felt the same way.
The ordinance authorizing the
contract was passed under aus
pension of rules last week with
six councilmen voting yes and
Andy Kastro passing his vote. The
Mayor was not present at the ad-
journed meeting, specially called
to present the airport matter
When the legislation was presented
for his signature the next morn
ing, he declined to sign.
Arguments Develop
81 can't see your point of view" I"
said Council President Lee Brack-
en-, chairman of the airport COM
mittee which presented the pro-
posed contract. Here we kept up
the airport for 10 or IL years and
received nothing. Now corpora
ton is willing to tie itself up for
$4,000 ten years at $4,000 year,
plus putting in its own money to
make improvements, and you're
against it. We can't afford TO put
manager at the airport. They are
managing the field. It's the incest
airport, location-wise, between To-
ledo and Cleveland under the
present set-up." For ten years
previously, ne charged, the airport
was nothing but "a glorified cow
pasture"
Maintaining that Port Clinton
will put more in than it will get
out" of the airport under the pres
ent contract, Mayor Jeremy de-
clared the city would be better
off to collect dollar a year from
Sky-Tours and let them maintain
it,"
'1'd like to ask Mayor Jeremy
if he isn't interested in the future
of Port Clinton" said Councilwo-
man Carlista Snyder. "The rest of
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29

LAD, IS, KILLED
ON SCOOTER IN
ELMORE CRASH

A Toledo youth related in FL
more died in Magruder hospital
Sunday from injuries suffered Sat
urday night when his motor scooter
was one of two involved in an ac-
cident with car on a county road
three miles east of Elmore.
The victim was Richard R. Mes
ser, Is, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
R. Messer of 36O5 Harrison Rd.
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wagner of Elmore.
Two other persons were hurt in
the accident when car driven by
James P. Heilman, 81, Oak Harbor,
struck the motor scooters operated
by the Messer boy and Loren
Sampson, Is, of Elmore. The
Sampson youth, suffering a dis
located hip, and Mr.. Heilman's
wife, Lois, 49, suffering hip and
back injuries, were admitted to
Magruder hospital.
Another scooter, driven abreast
of the other two by Neil Kontak,
II, Toledo, missed the collision by
going off the road, state highway
patrolmen said.
The fathers of the two 15-year
olds were cited by the state patrol
on charges of permitting unlicens-
ed persons to operate motor vehi-
cleS.
Richard Messer is survived by
his parents, two sisters, Carol and
Linda, and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Messer of Toledo and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner of
Elmore. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon from
the Foth mortuary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Fred W. Lutz, Keen Fan Of
Bowling, Dies Sunday At Is

Fred w. Lutz, whose keen in
terest in bowling made him one of
the community's best known fl
cures in sports circles, died Sun
day at 10:15 pm. at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Kreut-
ger, of Laurel avenue. He was 78.
Baseball was another of Fred's
outstanding interests, and he knew
many big league players personal
ly. One of Port Clinton's best
bowlers in younger days, Fred
never lost his interest in the sport.
He had been in failing health for
the past two years.
He was taken by ambulance Fri
day night to the Kreutzer home
from his residence, 431 Jefferson
st, when his son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen R. Dyke
man, left for a stay in Washing
ton. Mrs. Lutz, recent hospital
patient herself, has been conva-
lescing at the Kreutzer home.
Fred was a salesman with the
Grand Union Tea Co. for Is years,
and was with the Lake Shore Dairy
II years. His last work was at the
Standard Products Co., where he
retired after 10 years service.
He is survived by his wife,
Matte; three daughters, Mrs. Allen
r. Dykeman (Jeanette), Mrs. Char
les Kreutzer Fredna), Port Clin-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
CHIEF EXAM
May HAVE few
TAKERS TUES.

How many members of the police
department will take the examina-
ton for Chief which the Civil Serv-
ice Commission has called for Tues
day night is still problematical.
The Commissions notice, posted
on police headquarters, said "all
patrolmen with one year or more
of experience and all captains in
the department" are eligible to
take the promotional exam" Cap
tain William Robel will take the
exam. Officer William Keesor has
not yet definitely decided, he said.
OFFICER Loren Hendrix has indicat-
ed he has not yet decided.
Radio operator Boyd Austin, who
was appointed Acting Chief when
George Lemaster was discharged
last November, and later had his
ranking changed to Acting Captain,
said he will take the exam if he
is eligible. He said he plans to
check on the Commissions verdict
as to his eligibility on Thursday,
his day off.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
CURTICE BOY
KILLED BY CAR

Merle Thomas, Is, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Thomas of Curtice
Route l, died Sunday at st. Charles
hospital from head injuries receiv-
ed July 18 when he and cousin
were hit by car as they walked
along North Curtice Road.
Ted Cook, Is, Fort Wayne, who
also was hit by the car driven by
Carl S. Kieffer, 68, has been re-
leased from the hospital.
Merle would have been a sopho-
more at Clay-Genoa school in the.
He is survived by his parents, a
sister, Mrs. DororAca Blausey of
Genoa; brother Dale, of Martin,
and his grandmother, Mrs. Mike
Cook of Genoa. Funeral services
we're held Wednesday from St.
Luke's Yondota Lutheran church
at Curtice with burial in Williston
cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Friday Night
Parking To Cost

Work of the Port Clinton Mfg.
Co. will save the city between $400
and $500 in changing parking
meters to stipulate Friday night
payment instead of Saturdays,
safety service director Walter
Wagner told council.
The meters, installed when Port
Clinton had Saturday night store
hours, now call for meter payment
to 9 pm. on Saturday nights, but
all are being changed to read Fri
day nights instead. The meter
heads are being removed, ten at
a time, and the Mfg. Co. is buffing
out the Saturday" and replacing
it with Friday"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
ALLAN BROS.
HERE Is YEARS

Fifteen years as an important
part of this community's automo-
bile dealers business is being cele-
brated this week by Carleton ].
Allan and William L. Allan, heads
of Allan Bros. Motor Sales of 40
N. Madison-st.
1t was on July %, 1910, that the
two Toledo brothers took over the
Ford agency which had been op-
Grated for many years by the late
Fred Hauser. Their first head
quarters were at the site which
now is Vacation Lanes Bowling
alley. In 1949 they bought their
present garage building on Madi-
Son-St.
The Allan brothers also operate
the Allan Motor Sales at Huron,
taking over that Agency eight
years ago. Both brothers went to
Scott high chool in Toledo and to
Toledo University, and the two
Allan families have become an i'm
portant part of the Port Clinton
community since they went in busi-
ness here.
A citation from Henry Ford ii
recently commended the Allan
Bros. Motor Sales for selling more
cars than any other make in its
sales area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
F|REMEN BRING
CANADIAN BAND
HERE AUGUST 20

Port Clinton Volunteer Firemen
will sponsor an outdoor show at,
the stadium Saturday, August 20,
bringing here st. Mary's Band of
Toronto for joint appearance
with Cochran's Majorettes. 1t will
be the first local appearance of
this Canadian band.
The st. Mary's Band, is COM
posed of go boys between ages of
IL and 20. Majorettes, organized
here eight years ago by Paul Coch-
ran, now numbers 76 girls between
ages of eight and 16 a
ST. Mary's Band was organized
25 years ago as a fife and drum
band, and the boys wore khaki
uniforms trimmed in green. The
we'll trained group now wears blue
uniforms trimmed in gold, and
marches smartly to trumpets, bells
and drums. Business manager is
Rev. Fullerton, supervisor is Rev.
Cyril and Leo Doyle Is band di-
rector and drum major. For the
past three years at Canadian Ma
tional Exhibition in Toronto, the
band came out first.
Majorettes and st. Mary's Band
appeared on program in Water
loo together once previously, at
the Waterloo Festival, and both
were entertained afterwards at a
party at Preston Scout House.
Majorettes have won 27 first
place awards in adult competition,
and last year travelled over 5000
miles in making some 35 appear
ances.
Pete Hammond is firemen's
chairman for the show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29

in unanimous vote that the Beach
may be used at night.
Police previously had been ask
ing bathers to leave when they
found them there late at night.
Many people who work on shifts
ending at midnight like to stop for
cooling dip enroute home, Coun-
Gil was told.
A warning that any reports Of
rowdyism or disturbance on the
beach will change matters was
given, however.
Council devoted considerable
time to a discussion of the park
and beach operation. George
Schade, chairman of the park and
finance committee, brought up the
possibility that small charge, per-
haps five cents person, might be
assessed for beach privileges. He
said the revenue of several hun
dred dollars week thus gained
would do much toward the ex-
penses the city must bear in keep
ing up the increasingly popular
spot.
He cited need for more main
tenance at the beach. A recent
visit revealed live % shells among
debris there, as we'll as broken
bottles apparently used for target
practice, he said. 1t is something
to consider for another year, Coun-
Gil agreed.
Treasurer George Tewers heart
. lily agreed. The City has been Good
Santa Clauses" for the park and
beach long enough, and it is time
to think Of some revenue coming
in from the area istead Of it all
going out, he said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
CAR LEAPS ROAD
after BEING HIT

Charges of reckless operation
were placed against Walter Lam
mers, 38, of Route 2 following an
accident on State Route 2 Friday
night east of Port Clinton, in which
a car hit from the rear by his
vehicle travelled a quarter mile
through fields and then leaped
Route 357, narrowly missing an
approaching car.
Deputy sheriff Mike Hetrick
said the hammers car hit the rear
of a car driven by Jesus Ortega,
%, of Route 2, knocking off the
gas tank. The Ortega car, in which
the drivers wife Bonita and child
rem Mark, one, and Marie, three
months also were passengers, ca
reened through the fields and a.
cross Route 357 where an ap-
preaching car driven by George
Sibbrel had to slow down to avoid
being hit. 1t stopped in a field
when gas in the carburetor was
exhausted.
The hammers car went into the
driveway of the William Rohde
home, hitting the Rohde car park
ed there. hammers was taken to
Magruder hospital in a Gerner
and Wolf ambulance, and remain
ed a patient till Monday for obser-
vation of chest injuries. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ortega were treated for back
injuries. The arrident happened
near the Route2-Route 357 inter
section about $3.50 pm. Friday.