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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Herbert Misch Is Named
Packard Chief Engineer

APPOINTMENT Of Herbert L.
Misch to the important position OF
chief engineer of Packard'S Auto
motive division brings new hon.
or to the popular former Port
Clintonite, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Misch Of Madison-st
and brother of photographer VIII
lis A. Misch.
Mr.. Misch's appointment, which
has been widely publicized in trade
magazines of the automotive field,
follows an affiliation with Pack
ard which started with his grad
uation from the University OF
Michigan at Ann Arbor Is years
ago. He was graduated from Port
Clinton high school in 1885, and
went to Miami University before
going to Michigan where he re-
ceived his degree in engineering.
He joined Packard as a member
! of the engineering staff.
Believed to be one of the young
est men in the automotive field to
occupy a position of similar inn
portance, Mr.. Misch was chief en-
gineer of Packard's jet division
before his recent promotion
Among his notable work projects
was Packard's new ultramatis
drive.
With his wife. the former Car
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
SHERIFF BUDD
CREDITED IN
GANG ARRESTS

Sheriff Merriam Buddts quick arr
rest of suspect following break
in at Phil's Inn here early Monday
is credited with the apprehension
of three-man burglar gang. charg-
ed with 10 Sandusky break-ins,
four in Lorain, and one in Lucas
county in recent weeks.
Vincent Kadrovick, 81, 1920
Campbell-st, Sandusky, was booked
into county jail at $50 am. Mon
day less than two hours after ring
ing of Phils Inn burglar alarm
led to discovery of the break-in
through a front glass. Kardovick
was picked up walking along the
highway near Gypsum. A bag of
change taken from Phils Inn reg
lister was later found in the weeds
nearby.
Sheriff Budd's questioning of
Kardovick led to arrest of Robert
Chill, "a, Huron, and Donald
Schwochow, 20, Castalia, who are
being held in Sandusky jail, but
will be returned here for arraign-
ment
Chill drove away from Phil's
when the alarm went off while
Kardovick was inside, the latter
told sheriff Budd. Schwochow took
to the railroad tracks to get home
and Kardovick hurried down the
highway.
Cappy Floro's report to police
that suspicious fighres were in that
area led to the police cruisers visit,
discovering the Dreak-in. Sheriff
Budd was called since the place is
outside the city limits.
A similar break-in at Rocky Inn,
Rocky Ridge, after midnight Mon
day also led to quick apprehension
of suspects by deputy sheriff Mike
Hetrick.
Held are Earl Hebner and Eu-
gene MARI The Woody Knoxs',
Rocky Inn pro2rietors, said be-
tween $40-$50, 20 bottles of liquor,
cigarettes, candy and wrist watdh
were taken Change was found in
the glove compartment of Hebner's S
car, liquor and merchandise were
in the trunk They were arrested
Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Het-
rick, after passing a Canadian bill
that was part of the loot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Two Drown As Cars Break Ice
No Free Parking,
Rules PC Council

The Chamber of Commerce,
through Jim Riemenschneider OF
its Retail Trades committee, made
valiant try but shoppers in
the forthcoming Dollar Days here
are still going to have to put
money in the parking meters.
A letter asking Council to per
nit merchants to cover meters dur
ing Dollar Days with paper sacks
printed "You Are Our Guests" was
rejected by Council Tuesday night.
Councilwoman Carlista Snyder's
motion to accept the idea died for
want of a second. 1t is not the
monetary loss of two days of meter
revenue, explained Council. 1t ex
planned that a precedent causing
future complications might be
established.
DR.. Richard Semon, C of c direc
tor, Charles Marecek and Atty
William Moon expressed opinion.
in which the mo pay" stunt wa'
explained as a goodwill gesture
! and a publicity "gimmick" for the
Dollar Days, with which the c. of c
will inaugurate concerted EN-
phasis on Bigger Business in Por
Clinton In 1855"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
P-T.A. REVIVAL
is DISCUSSED

A move to reactivate the Parent
Teacher Association which has
been dormant here for nearly two
years was begun Monday night at
meeting of the Child Conserva-
ton League City Council, an or
ganization composed of presidents
and past presidents of the six
mothers club groups in Port Clin-
ton.
Meeting with Council members
at the home of Mrs. Louis Hetrick
were Mrs. Earl Riedmaier, last
president of P.TA; Mrs. Wayne
Friderici and Alton Nissen, past
officers. Gel. members at the
Council meeting joined in believ
ing the P.T.A. should be revived
and asked Mrs. Riedmaier to cal
meeting at which officers can be
elected and committees named, sc
plans may be worked out this sum
mer for a definite continuance oi
P.T.A. by fall.
The Councils project of circu
lating petitions against the sale o.
undesirable comics is meeting ia
vorable acceptance, club repre-
sentatives reported. Presidents O
each Gel. group have beens sup
piled with petitions for their mem
bers to circulate.
Services of Mrs. Donald Pulschel
and Mrs. Wayne Friderici will b.
available as speakers, discussing
the comic book situation here, be
fore any local group. They ma
be contacted personally to arrang
engagements.
Mrs. John Black will be hostes
for next meeting of Gel. Council
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
NA>sAeA4 .2uick
10 AeAa la>,siAs

The quick sympathy and genero-
sity for which islanders are famous
took concrete form this week to
provide money for immediate fl
nancial needs of the grief-stricken
widow and four tiny children of
John Klacik Jr., drowned in Sun
days ice tragedy near Middle Bass.
Every family in the island area
was contacted by a volunteer COM
mittee, and collection of several
hundred dollars was raised for
Mrs. Jean Klacik and her four
children, ranging in age from three
months to four years.
From small Middle Bass island
alone came more than 5000, said
one of the men who worked on
the canvassing.
Mrs. Klacik is the former Jean
Paugh of Maryland. The orphaned
children are Mary Ellen, four;
Linda Susan, three; Sharon Mar
garet. two; and Paula Ann, three
months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
cod TO WORK
ON IMPORTANT
nike MISSILES

Supply and repair services
for one of Americas greatest
weapons the Nike |, are being
set up at Erie Ordnance De-
pot.
Picture an umbrella 25
miles in diameter and 10000 feet
high.
You'll have an approximate idea
of the protection offered by l,5O0
miles-an-hour Nike missiles, for
which the local post is engaged IN
planning and establishing facilities
to carry out supply and repair
services.
The Nike l guided missile, one
of several developed by the Army
Ordnance Corps, is used for de-
fense against aircraft The Army's
policy is to establish launching
sites throughout the country for
firing of missiles. But Mixes will
never be fired from the various
sites, except in case of an enemy
attack by air.
Certain parts of the missiles are
still classified as secret, but the
Army hopes to acquaint the civil
ian population with as much in
formation as possible. Nike is {
liquid fueled sUpersonic antiair
craft missile, 20 feet long and a
bout one foot in diameter. It's aero
dynamic body carries an explosive
warhead which destroys an enemy
plane after electronic and radal
equipment has helped it track The
quarry.
Nike is the nations first comba
ready Surface-to-air guided missil,
system to be put in use in the ali
defense system of the U. S. l
can out-maneuver airplanes ant
can operate regardless of weathe
conditions and visibility.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Girl Joins Father
At Mercy Hospital

Father and daughter were in the
same Toledo hospital this week
after nine year old Beatrice Fin
ken was transferred last Thursday
from Magruder to Mercy hospital
for specialists treatment of a Jaw
injury suffered in the Feb. 13 ac-
cident which seriously injured her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fin
ken.
Mr.. Finken, suffering fractures
OF the pelvis, shoulder and hand,
has been at Mercy since the day
after the accident. Mrs. Finken was
removed home from Magruder
February IL
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
PC Seniors Tops
In Scholarship

Eiaht Port Clinton high school
students are in Ottawa coUntY's
ten best pupils, as determined
by general scholarship tests Civ
en- Jan. %. They hold the first
six places, plus ninth and tenth.
First in the county is Stephen
cortheIl, with a score of 22l.
Following in order are: second,
Harry chaffin, 2l2; third, Kath-
ryn Knepper, 207; fourth, Ruth
Rofkar, 2o1; fifth and sixth, Rob-
ert Franklin Broush and Esther
Hansen, 1875; seventh. Joyce Ca
hoon of Danbury, 1873; eighth,
Ansis Tenferis, SaIem-oak Har-
Dor, 1873; ninth and tenth, Paul
Moon and Richard Nobiitt, 1872.
Tests covered English, history.
mathematics, science, and read
ing language, with a perfect
score on each test being so for
a combined total of 500.
Honorable mention in the
scholarship tests went 70 Irene
FURY of Oak Harbor, Gerald
crolI of Harris EImore, and
Judith Anderson Of Lakeside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

Ballin, 81, 9O2 E. Second-st, re-
main on the Civil Service eligibil-
ity list certified to Mayor Harold
Jeremy after examinations were
given Dec. %. Harold Masing, who
started on the force Jan. l, was
hired from this list
But Mayor Jeremy today gave
indications that the eligibility list
may be bypassed in making the
appointments, and that another
Civil Service examination may be
called.
Councils action followed a visit
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kokinda,
whose Harrison-st home was van
dalized Feb. l with resultant dam.
ages of an estimated $500. They
visited Council to inquire what
progress the police department
was making in its investigation.
Chief Absent
Safety Service Director Walter
Wagner said he had requested
Acting Police Chief Boyd Austir
to be at City Hall Tuesday night
Mr.. Austin left city hall at sever
o'clock, half an hour before Coun
Gil meeting, and could not be 10
Gated during the meeting wher
Council asked to see him
Are you short handed on the
police force in handling this in
vestigation?" Mr.. Wagner wa
asked. He said yes, but that Auxil
lary police were working thre,
hours night.
"Is there any reason why ar
other patrolman isn't being hil
ed?" asked council president lie
Bracken.
What's holding this up?" Cour
Gilman Charles Ruddock wanted {
know. "Why are we going alon
here with an Acting C..lief?"
Other Council members terme,
the present situation "an emel
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
BRAVE YOUTHS
SAVE WIVES OF
LAKE VICTIMS

The island area this week
mourned the death Of two
Middle Bass residents, drown
ed early Sunday when their
car plunged through the ice
and sank in Lake Erie l25
feet from the island in about
10 feet of water.
Drowned were Charles Sehneid-
err, AZ, and John Kiacik, n, both
of Middle Bass. Saved we're their
wives, Mrs. Thelma Schneider, az;
Mrs. Jean Klacik, IS; Charles
Schneider, Jr., 16, the victims son
agad Richard Bretz, 20, Middle Bass
Returning from a volunteer
firemen's dance at Put-in-Bay, the
six we're riding in two Model A
Ford sedanS. The accident occur
red about $50 am. near the south
west point of Middle Bass Island,
known locally as Colby'S Point.
The Schneider and Klacik cou-
pies were in the first car, specially
stripped for ice travel, with the
entire body removed above the
doors. The two boys were behind
them in a similar car
OFF Course
Mr.. Schneider, driving the first
car. apparently lost his way and
got off a lighted course. His car
plunged through, ice estimated to
be two inches thick. Seeing the
car 60 through, the Schneider ano
Bretz youths in the other vehicle
opened the doors of their car ano
jumped just as it also went through
the ice.
Thrown into the icy water, the!
. swan to the spot where the frs
/ car had disappeared and pulled
the two women to shore. But thei
efforts to rescue the two mel
were fruitless. The victims bodle
were recovered after daylight
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Police Report
Minor Crashes

Several minor accidents we're re-
ported to police over the week
end.
At 1:30 Saturday cars driven BY
A. A. Beutel, 1401 E. Second-st.
and William H. Rowe Jr., 1916
Highland View, Cleveland, were
involved in an accident in the 200
block of Jefferson-st.
At 2:55 pm. Friday, reported a
Sand Road witness, truck of a
Toledo Provision Co. while back
ing from the curb hit 1850 Chev.
rolet on Jefferson-st.
At 4 pm. Saturday, Mayor Har-
old Jeremy reported his car and
one driven by Betty Hasselback
city, we're involved in a minor col
lision on E. Second-st near Madi.
| son.
A truck driven by Carl L. Scholt
SIT Laurel, pulling from the curb
on Monroe-st between Third and
Fourth streets, and a car driven
by Peter G. Basiley, Route 8, col
lided at 6:18 pm. Friday, police
reported. The Basiley Cadillac had
extensive damage to the right side
A car parked in the alley beside
Travellers Inn, owned by Charles
Regal. of Fremont Route 5, was
damaged at 11:30 pm. Friday when
hit by car driven by Patrick
O'Brien of Fremont Route 3, who
told police his car skidded on ice
as he turned into the alley.
A Feb. II accident on Second-st
involved cars driven by Rudolph
Rhode, 1902 E. Second and Clyde
]. Perry, 224 Lincoln, police re
ported. Perry was turning righ
on Linden when Mr. Rhode, driv
ing behind him, was unable to stoI
due to icy streets. Richard John
son, passenger in the Perry car
was listed on the police report a
having "a neck a little stiff"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Bob Feller At
Oak Harbor Friday

Bob Feller, Cleveland Indians
pitcher, will be at Oak Harbor this
Friday night for a 6 pm. dinner
at the Warner Hotel sponsored by
the Chamber of Commerce with
cooperation of other civic organi-
cations.
He will speak at the high school
afterwards, and a baseball film
will be shown. Guests at the din
ner, for which tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the Warner Hotel, will
have special reserved seats for his
talk. Don Beck heads the C. of c.
committee arranging Feller's first
visit to Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Bob Qualman To
Open New Store

A new business place will be
added to the Port Clinton scene
March with the opening of LAZY
Acre Enterprises, in the Island
Hotel Annex by Robert Qualman
Mr.. Qualman's new business will
be a marine supply store, hand
ling power equipment and all types
of marine supplies. Preparations
for its opening are now underway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Elnnore Man Is
Suicide Victim

Coroner R. R. Semon returned a
verdict of suicide in the death
Wednesday of Jacob STANCE, 72,
rural Elmore, found dead Wednes-
day in a building on the farm of
his daughter, Mrs Kathryn Dieti-
myer. Shotgun wounds of the alb
domen were self-inflicted, the
coroner ruled.
Mr.. STANCE also leaves a son,
Arlyn; sisters, Mrs. Luella Eyley
and Mrs. Florence Benedict, all OF
Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Rotary To Have
9th Anniversary

Port Clinton Rotary Club will
observe its ninth anniversary with
ladies night dinner party Tues
day, March l, at st. John Lutheran
church, with Clark Stevenson and
Wilfred McConney of General
Motors presenting "Preview of
Progress" as a program following
the $50 banquet.
II will join 8,413 Rotary clubs
with a combined membership of
393,902 in observing the Golden
Anniversary of Rotary Interna
tional at this event.
Organized in February, 1916
with 35 charter members, the club
now has a present membership oi
72. Currently active are these
charter members: Franklin Heiser
man, who was first president; Carl
ton Allan, DR.. Kenneth Carter
Erie Dalmaine, Roy Drickhamer
Gaylord Engler, Jack Lay, M. E
Leavy, Dave Mackey, Charles Mis-
sen, William Rofkar, Carltor
Schwan, Harvey Snider, and Ken
meth Young.
Present officers are Kenneth
Young, president, Gaylord Engler
vice-president; M. E. Leavy, secre
tary; Clarence Streeter, treasurer
Gordon Cooper David Lynch, Rich
ard Coyle, Herbert Thompson, di
rectors; Jack Lay, program chair
man. Mr.. Heiserman is in charg
of banquet arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Chapman Withdraw.
From Council Race

There will be no contest on the
Democratic ticket in the primary
election.
r. James Chapman, one OF four
candidates for the three council
at-large positions, Wednesday an
nounced his withdrawal from the
race. Mr. Chapman, president OF
Downtown Coaches and widely
known young Port Clintonlte, Is
employed at Erie Ordnance Depot.
Federal job regulations in regard
to political activities reportedly
are reasons for his withdrawal,
Remaining council-at-large candl.
dates are Thomas Kinney, Alex
Bergeman, and Carlista Snyder.
There is only one contest on the
Republican ticket, with incumbent
Mayor Harold Jeremy and former
mayor Carl Becker seeking the
mayors post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

Bill Fam of Klingbiel Florists was
handed a gold plaque for his spec
tacular priZeWinning Easter ar
rangement, their applause would
have been even more deafening.
Bill had to leave high school in
1949, just before graduation, when
he became victim of tuberculosis.
He spent months at Oak Ridge
Sanitarium He spent more long
and weary months at Columbus,
hospitalized after serious lung
surgery.
He lay in hospital bed and
watched the green grass and
flowers from his window, and
dreamed of the day he'd be well
again so he could work with grow
ing things.
Recovering his health and
working with flowers became
Bill's ambitions in a valiant, stub
born fight.
Health returned. He studied al
Ohio State University. He joined
the staff of Klingbiel Florists {
year ago He took special course
in floral arranging at the Ameri
can School of Floral Art in Chi
cago.
There were more than 500 en-
tries, all top ranking florists II
the class Bill won Sunday. His fris
prize entry combined Gala lilies
pom poms, choir boy and cross
But that wasn't all of his triumph
Sunday. He received awards in tWI
other classes. One was decorated
potted plant. The other was a rep
lica of the head of flowers Bill
fixed for the opening of Vallie'
store. For these two, he got cert
ficates of merit from the Michigan
State Florists Association.
Florist Floyd Klingbiel, who wa
in Detroit for the entire conver
ton. was speaker at Tuesda
nights session.
Bill is the son of Mrs. Mar
Zam, Cedar-st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Norman Mulligan
Buvs Emrnett's Inc.

Purchase of A. T. Emmett Inc,
electrical contracting firm, was
completed this past week by Nor
nan Mulligan, former vice-presi-
lent of the company, from Mrs.
Olive Emmett, widow of the firm S
founder.
TIE widely known company will
continue under the same name
md the same type of services, said
he new owner. Mr.. Mulligan now
becomes president. with his wife
Mrs. Margaret Mulligan as vice
president and Mrs. Eunice Reasel
rs secretary.
Mr.. Mulligan, who lives on State
Route 2, has been associated witt
Emmetts since 1910.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

corner of the island had its wind
shield and door glass knocked out
and its bed chopped up with a corn
knife kept in the truck. A shot gun
was missing.
Tipped off to the identity of a
Marblehead youth vino had visited
the Island, Deputy Hetrick brought
him in for questioning. He con-
fessed and implicated two COM
panions. ,
The trio said they had been
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

drinking, and paid Pitman dam
ages. The Sanduskian did not
prosecute because two of the
youths are in service.
But Mr.. Pitman's faith in human
nature has received a sad setback.
He talked TO the boys on the IS
land. he said, and they assured
him they knew nothing about fhe
truck damages.
He even showed them how TO
get safely back out on the ice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
bob-TaIes
By ROBERT w. RElDER

- BY kObEkt w. NEiOGN
Someone sent a souvenir issue
of the Fort Myers, Fla, News
Press Carl Biro, Jr., could be
a suspect =.
a. welI-known downtown build.
ing is due TO be air-condifioned
throughout!
Sky Tours had a nice spread
in Sundays pictorial section
of the Pee Dee.
There's a good possibility that
headquarters of the international
Lake Erie Association will be
moved from Cleveland to P. c.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Know Your Public
BY WILLIS G. MiscH
Zone of a series)

NORMAN MULLIGAN, who is
new president of A. t. Emmett,
Inc since his purchase of controll-
ing interest in the electrical firm
this past week, is a guy who's been
electrically minded *ever since he
graduated from Salem-Oak Harbor
High School. Worked in Monroe,
Mich, as an electrician, then was
with Ligouri Velliquette here for
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

oline Brinkerhoff of Toledo and
their two children, Suzanne, IL,
and Tommy, 8, the family lives at
Huntington Woods, near Detroit.
The Misch family was here last
weekend to visit his parents and
the Willis MiSch family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Child's Awakening May
Have Saved Mans Life

Max Dubbert, 81, 209 W. Fifth-st, may his life to
the fact that small neghbor Karen Mnasy, awoke during
the night and that result her father flames which
rapidly envelopng the Dubbert living early Fri
day morning.
Overcome by smoke, Mr.. Dubbert from the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Marblehead Trio Pays Up
In Island Vandalism Case

1t took the Ottawa county sherffs department. deputy
Myron Hetr investigating less than "a hours clear up
la reported of vandalism Johnsons Island Three
Marbehead youths paid up last Thursday.
Paul Pman, Sandusky, who keeps livestock the island
discovered that the truck he keeps parked northeast
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

IL years, was associated with Tay-
lor Electric in Toledo for time,
and returned in 1910 to join AL
Emmett in the new firm he'd
established here a year earlier.
Lives on Route 2, belongs to Ro-
tary, Chamber of Commerce,
Knights of Columbus, Moose. Used
to be an enthusiastic horseman,
but hasn't had much time for his
favorite hobby in recent years. His
wife is the former Margaret Hop
finger. Their two oldest sons, Pat
and Gary, are married; Tim, II,
and Danny, Is, are at home Two
grandchildren round out a mighty
nice family circle.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
COUNCIL ORDERS POLICE INCREASE
Officials Told To Bring
Force Up To Full Strength
By Adding New Patrolman

City Council Tuesday night made pointed inquiries
why Port Cntons police department is operating
Short and ordered immediate action in bringing up full
force by the hiring of another parolman least
porary basis.
Names of Ernest Isaac % 129 Center Road and Dixon
Homer news., 1955-08-11
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On i bus q man gave q Worn-
an his seat. She fo1nteds
On recove ring she thanked hin
Then he f. inteds @
Homer news., 1955-08-11
KENAI NEWS NOTES
BY Donnis Thompson

BY DonniS Thompson
Nathan Baglsy Kash leen Roger
Dorothy sandst rom end Eric
Thonps on ATTENDED thu Method
ist Youth Camp at Kings Lake
near Tassila last week and
returned home Sunday. Ac-
cording to reports. 1T was
great fun--even to getting
tossed in the lake.
Miss Carol Jones LEFT for
Arlington, Virgi MIA where she
will attend school this WIN
ter She will stay With Maj
or and Mrs. No1ande Ma jor
holland was the former Com
handing OFFICER at wildwood
Station. 4 rf
Mrs. Pat McKone left this
week for Oregon to visit her
daughter and grand Oh lid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams
have returned from the Phil
1pp1ne Islands.
Latest news on the Rainbow
Derby is that Wal1y Van sky
has turned in dandy---l.3 1b.
q OK, 80 inches, according
to the records at the Termin-
al Garage We Ugh ing station.
Eal1y says he caught it In