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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

AUTO Statesmen. to sell Mercurys,
LincolnS and used cars Liberal pay.
salary plan. $50 minimum COM
mission. no maximum New car fur
niShed Floor time every day. Pre-
fer men with experience selling in
dependent makes Applicants must
have experience and good moral
TAYLOR II 4-7@33. BENNING
AUTO SALESMAN. Ford. our small
sub. place makes best deals. Great
potentials Wonderful opportunity
II you can keep active. See Mr.
Heinlein. TAKoMA MOTOR CO,
AUTO SALESMAN - II you are
capable Of meeting the public, have
good appearance and are willing
to work We can use you. Excellent
working conditions. top commits
sion, with transportation furnished.
Call Mr. ileeley NELSON STUDE-
BAKER. UN i-SUOO.
AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING to-
Join small hard hitting sales force
az newly opened used-cAr showroom
and lot We are handling the clean
est late model used cars in town
An average salesman should make
5000 per wk. or better, for good
man the Sky's the limit Salary and
NOUlHllNhluI lIdIlNps luIHlHutu
Automobile experience helpful but
not necessary AUTO CENTER, B2aI
n ~ ne II B-i6OO al
AUTO Statesmen tol. Larecst
Studebaker and Packard dealer In
this area needs " additional sales
men. Opportunity TO earn 100000
$4,000 per year Liberal floor
time and company benefits Auto
motive sales experience helpful but
related sales experience adequate
Apply in person TO Mr. Miller,
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES. INC,
1870 Georgia ave NV liz
Statesmen = Why
not take ADVANTAGE of this oppor-
tunity to become connected with
WaShingtou's oldest and highly re-
,pected Oldsmobile leadership? We
expect to add limited number of
mon to our new car sales force i'm |
The men chosen must
have successful sales record--notl
necessarily automobile mo float |
Prs Excel working conditions and
many company benefits. Why not
talk this over with us immediately
pOHANKA SERVICE. INC.
OLDSMOB1LE
ll26 goth ST. NV. FIX 3-S3OOl
ASK FOR Mr.. HoYLE III
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HELP--MEN
Assistant to Manager

Young man (white) to assist man
ager evenings and Saturday. Keep
present employment and increase
tial. No canvassing. Apply in per-
son Tuesday evening, z pm. 23ll
Calvert st. NV, See MR.. MIRTH.
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AUTO SALESMAN - Increasing our
present force by one man. excel
used-car lot in the Metropolitan
Washington area. excellent propo-
sition for experienced, clean-cut,
used-car salesman: wonderful work
ing conditions. guaranteed earn
iugs REINES MOTOR CO. ls4O
Wilson blvd. Arl, Va III
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ASPHALT TILE
APpTICATOR

For servicing houses In new develop
ment. Steady Job lots OF work
- 30 per hour See MIR McDON-
NELL. at the Job, Directions. South
on Capitol st. 3 miles past South.
ern ave ID. C-Md. linel TO Kerby
Hill rdo right on Refby Hi I'd. !
block to Job. lib
ENGINEER. reliable, CO.
lored married man experienced In
general maintenance work, Perma-
nent position. union wages, all holi-
DAYS, other benefits Write giving
experience and ase. Confidential
Box 4b3.Y, Star.
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SUEDE
TAILOR
ORE PREPARED"

Have your garments ready tc
wear. Your garments altered by the
MASTER TAILOR will give you that
well dressed feeling All work given
personal attention with the utmost
satisfaction Unexcelled workman
ship for every member Of your fam
ilv. YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST
NOW TRY THE BEST. 40 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
MEN
Your double breasted coats con
verified TO up-to-date SINGLE
BREASTED MODELS Custom made.
hand tailored. YORK TAILORS,
1855 Georgia ave. NV RIA 3-a742
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AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLER
AIR INDUSTRY
See INSTRUCTION COLUMN
l5'

AIRLINE CARGO TRAFFIC REPRE-
SENTATIVE--Pan American World
Always, Inc, National Airport.
age 81 to rs high school educa-
ton necessary; previous business
experience desired; rotating shifts
frequent increases; employe bene-
fits. Tipping and driving necessary
Apply In person. Mon. thru FRI, 10
am to 4 pm. Is
ANNOUNCERS --- Call NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTING.
DE 2-55S0, about trained an
W Va. Ohio and Va Part-time
news and SportScasterS In nearby
stations Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

AUTO MECHANIC. we need q good
tuneup man Apply B q B AUTO
SERVICE. $50 G St sw. 30
AUTO MECHANICS, full time, out
side work. Box coy. Star. --15
AUTO MECHANIC, exper.; in all
makes; good working conds; and
y WasE Ap PaId 40 TacftiOpM out Sa9y
ave. Rockville. Poplar 2-3916. is
AUTO MECHANIC, for new-car serv-
ice work. Ford experience prefer
able Steady employment. vacation
with pay Contact Mr.. Richards,
9TH floor. HILL q SANDERS,
AUTO MECHANIC. skilled in motor
BUELL. MOTOR TUNING SERVICE,
Sll 10Th ST. NV. D. c. NE. s.
afro PARTS sALEsMEN-rwo In
D C. one close In Va. openings
are for aggressive, self-starters;
specialize in few lines; nationally
Starting guarantee against incen-
tive plan Essential attributes in
clude character, willingness to learn.
personality and desire for indie
pendent income Your clientele help
fui. but not necessary Confidential
OF course Plans known to present
employeeS Write explaining Why
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. selling
new Chrysler and Plymouth cars
with Washington oldest auto
dealer, Demon. and gas allowance
MANY company benefits Extensive
advertising program Plenty OF
floor time See Mr. Bayne. H. b
LEARY. JR g. BROS. INC, 1912
You st NV lis
AUTO SALESMAN - We need
salesman who has o successful sales
record. not necessarily automobiles
We offer to such man an oppor-
tunity 10 earn up to $4,000 per
year through our incentive COM
pensation plan. Apply in person
MOTORS. INC. Dodge Plymouth.
lSuu Baltimore ave. HyattSville,
Nd -l5
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Classified Ad Rates,
locoI Advertisers
3 Lines Minimum

One time, Soc line.
Three 10 six times eonss<uiiyely, L4s
per line.
Seven times eensecufively, zoe per lire
Special Notices ond Psrsenol. * per
line eddifionel.
oU'.ef.to~n reie. 72e per line each
insertion. "A line minimum
Claims for errors must be MODE IN time
for correction before second Insertion
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AUTO SALESMAN
USED-CAR DEPT.

Wonderful opportunity. Plenty Of
floor time excellent working condi-
tions A large selection OF clean used
cars to sell from all OF the time
Transportation furnished. No phone
calls See Mr. Little
WiSSinger Chevrolet
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va,
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When answering advertisements
addressed to Star boreS do NOT
enclose original references. photo
graphs or Other materials OF per-
Sondl pdlue Copies Serue the pur
pose. Originals may Get lost
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HELP-MEN
A. a. Z. MECHANIC
SILVER SPRING ROCKVILLE EMPLs;
SaI3 6eorrts Ave III. Q-4446

A. g. (. MECHANIC
SILVER SPRING ROCKVILLE EMPL;
SAB Georgia Ave JU. S-444o
JRS.. for local air
cond CPA once Good oppor for
advancement CO. 5-54Sl for sppt'
ACCOUNTANT JR., for cPA frm
Write complete resume education.
exper. and salary required, only II
ambitious for professional career
Box 4Sg-Y. Star Id
ACCOUNTANTS AND STUDENTS: .
or more years with recognized
school. Excel opportunities for
sincere young men seeking careers;
81. 600 TO 50 900 NO REG PEE
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS.
INC. Suite 500. l40B G ST. NV.
IR.-Des nee: good
oppor $3.50 mo NATIONAL EN-
PlOYMENT SERVICE. li0s 18Th
st. NV. at L. Elk. 1870.
ACCOUNTANTS TO 5000
Try The Columbia" Way
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HELP-MEN

BAR AND GRILL PORTER. part or
full time, colored to $45. Mon.
morn. 9l5 Fla. ave. NV.
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Auto Statesmen

This I, an opportunity to
make a permanent connection
with Washington's oldest
Ford dealer selling new and
used cars and trucks, our
statesmen are making OUT
standing incomes and SO can
you We have n definite
sales trainine course and
offer assistance In closing
deals Call Alan Sanders for
an appointment. AID $4,000.
HILL & SANDERS
liza Vermont Ave. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-Parking space near LII
braEy OF CongreSs. : 10 30, Mon
day thru Friday, LA. 6-Bll5
FREEZER SERVICE - Western fed
beef, 35c per 10 for "a beef cut to
your style, RE. 7-772l
WANTED-Someone TO Join with me-
in exploring the possibilities Of and
engaging in Spare-time business &C
tivities. Box $3.50, Star
BKPG. sERV. for small bus, incl
tax vk, and reput acct, NJ S
deg. prompt serv. Reas HE 4-sg1l.
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
by exper accountant Langley, Ia.
koma. Adelphia areas. HE 4-S4l7
EXPERT SPE. ASSIST, inc. tax
bus. per. tax probs Est 50 yrs.
24-hr., 7-day wk. sery. Reas. relia
TAYLOR, 525 9TH sc Ii 1876
INCOME TAX Returns prepared
in your home by an experienced
reliable accountant. Tu. 2-7UtO.
INCOME TAX sERvICE--ofice in
Bethesda center; deadline April IL
Legitimate tax savings worked out
OIL. $3.50 or ewes. Z TO .. OIL
2-2l23 lie
POP TRIO. THE ToPPERs, now
booking for summer season Call
WOODY. EN-. 3-l3gs. --l5
PRINCE GEO. TAX CENTER--Fed
and State: reaS. rates 81 10 BALTIC
blvd, Riverdale, 90, UN $4,000.
--lB
TOypI.A INCOME TAx eEPvtCE
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FOR
BUSINESS PUBLICATION

Experienced Excellent opportunity
Tor person capable Of assuming full
responsibility for space sales 10
national accounts Should also
Know printing and magazine pro-
duction. Send resume TO Box i6l-Y.
Star -l5
AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLER,
window and console type. must
be eKper in all major brands
co 5-959S MAlSEL ELECTRIC
CO, @433 18th 81 NV Id
AIR CONDITIONING and heating
representative. complete responsi-
hiity for dept. JACK FROST. INC.
5On9 Conn. ave, EN-. 2-7llI. liz
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PERSONAL
KENSINGTON GARDENS
SANITARIUM

We offer our modern. new,
fireproot ground-level 42-bed
extension to our 32-bed stone
building on beautifully land
scaped 10 acres. . miles from
Silver Spring or Chevy Chase
circle. Colorful, private and
Semiprivate rooms with large
lowered windows and con-
Meeting baths Excellent food.
tray service, special diets, ~,
and spacious living rooms.
porches. 24-hour nursing
care Reasonable rates. Re-
tain your own position Visit
tors are always welcome at
any time. 1000 McComaS
ave. Kensineton Md, 10.
5-2291 or 10. 5-0S72.
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HELP---MEN
ACCOUNTANT. airport 81
ARLINGTON-A ALEX.
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.
Si25
ACCOUNTING CLERK
A

nmmed opening in commercial no.
tel for young man in early "ns;
knowledge OF tipping and adding
machine. Rotating shift Apply
personnel dept AMBASSADOR
HOTEL, l424 X ST. NV 20
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ACCOUNTANT

JUNIOR
For stan OF expanding CPn Arm
opening branch office in D. C
area about May ID. This is an
unusual opportunity for ambitious
young man who owns car. All
replies considered strictly confiden-
ual. Interview will be In Washing
ton, D c. Send complete resume OF
qualifications and personal data to
MR.. A, 6. GRTSWOLD. 1915 Rev
erdy I'd. Baltimore ~, Maryland
ACCOUNTANT, under 3s. public &C
counting eXper 10 So. 500
RECRUITMENT. under IS, must
nave .exper. recruitment on state
VICE basis. non-technical personnel
Suincient personnel education and
eXper, 70 develop as assistat pc.
sonnet director, no fee 10 $4,000
PRODUCT MERCHANDISING IN
der 30 must be eXper. in packaning
advertising. promoti0nal and other
methods Of merchandising packaged
food. no Zee 10 50 fnu
EE CRAFTSMAN. exper constfuc
ton, building. paneled boards, dis
tribution; no fee TO $1,000
GUIDED MISSILES. large variety
OF Jobs In several areas for qualified
engineers. EE. Me. electronics
physics. Several locations no fee
IN SIQ 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

ARCHITECT and for estimator for
home builders ONCE. Call MIR r.
II. BEST OIL. T-2pO0 or at home,
OIL. 2-GTgO Id
ARCHITECT, DESIGNER, RENDER.
ER--GrOwinR ONCE, diversified con-
temporary practice, partnership
potential Send resume G. X
BLANCHARD Jr.. III whitney
ave, New Haven, Conn. 10
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN -
Call no. 2-SS@5 for interview.
CORNING a MOORE, 1902 18th
st. NV ---lB
ARTISTS--Full time artists desired
to do pencil and ink layouts Of a
particular style In our studio 40
hour week. Call ~ 7-S2li be-
tween . am and b pm weekdays.
ARTIST. good at production. paste
up drafting Call Ma S-57Sa
ARTIST CRAFTSMAN TRAINEE--
some exp knowl. Leroy, st. $1,000
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
ASPHALT FOREMAN. experienced
white. old line company, YEAR
round employment Call TIE 6-b432
between u am and IL noon. 20
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SEND , RESUMES COVERING
EDUCATION AND WORK BACK
GROUND-STATE LOCATION. SAL
AIRY. TYPE OF WORK DESIRED.
THEN AN INTERVIEW WILL. Pc
ARRANGED AT 70 uR CON
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WALTER H. KESSLER
Administrative Trainees

For large corporations; excellent op-
poftunlty. college graduates. Up 90
JRl
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OVERSEAS

Radar maintenance tech 50 600
.lectronic repairman - uul
Communications engr BSEF So. 900
Mech on chem enVr 50. n0O
Fngrs $40. 200
Mechanical design engineer SlO.4UO
Petroleum engineers $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN

Your opportunity 10 work IN a fast
growing service organization Of
Washington'S largest wholesale
kitchen distributor II you are n
cCnscieutious, careful worker We are
interested in YOU
Lines include dishwasherS. bullt-in
gas and electrical ranges Phone
MIR ALLAN La D-56T3 after y am
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PHOTOGRAPHY HObby
or career. co-eduCational evening
classes basic course for beginners
advanced urses in professional
portraiture Including negative re-
touching and oil coloring MAS
COLO SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRA-
PLY KE, 7-0633, TODAY or eve
ningS
DANCING LESSONS arthur Muir
ray)--25 hrs, for sale at reduced
prices OIL. 2-TRl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

A COMPLETE PLACEMENT sERV-
ICE FOR ENGINE ERS AND
SCIENTISTS = LOCAL, NATIONAL
AND OVERSEAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

noon. Friday, Nav 4 1856. at the
Office ~ the state Roads Commits
sion al Laurel Maryland; Offering
to purchase the improvements To-
Gated IN the former Kenneth A
Ordey. 1905 Connecticut Avenue,
@iz-sto7y dwelling and garage.
properties In Kensington. Mary
land, located on the proposed high
way Improvement between Jones
Bridge Road and Kensington All
Of these improvements must be
removed down to the around line.
nv midnight. FRIDAY. June -, 1850
Details, bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes NAV he obtained
at the State Roads Commission
Once at Laurel MARYLAND
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ACCT. mfg. plant, std. cost, budget
control No fee $4,000
Travelling auditor overseas Open
ANN PALMER HAYNES
Industrial Personnel Consultant
WORLDWIDE PLACEMENT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
New Buckeye Blvd.
Drive-In To Open

An attractive new lunch place on
Buckeye Boulevard, to be known as
Jim and Pegs Drive-In, is rapidly
taking construction form ready for
May l opening.
The new Grive-In will feature
Stewards root beer, sandwiches and
French fries, and will provide car
hop service. Proprietors are James
Focht of Tiffin, brother of Port
Clinton's we'll known Kenneth
Focht, and his wife Peg. With their
sons jim, six, and Randy, five
months, they will live in a trailer
on premises of their new building.
Mr.. Focht was in trucking business
for eight years.
The % % building with a
screened kitchen and two rest
rooms has a serving counter eX-
tending the full width of the front
and eight feet on each side. A
parking space $50 200 feet is
arranged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
EpEn HpIMN
FRED GRIMM

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Leutz are
back from Florida. They thought
fully brought our office bag of
tree ripened oranges. Really de-
liciouS.
Building plans were much in de-
mand one day. Callers included
Gaylord Croll, Myron Rauch and
Don Sorg.
Teachers interested in conServa-
ton have the opportunity to attend
an outdoor laboratory for 3 or 5
week periods. You can enroll thru
any state university by June 10.
Courses run from June 18 to July
81 at Leesville Lake near Carroll
ton. This is beautiful camp and
makes an excellent vacation. Some
organizations give scholarships to
teachers who attend this labora-
tory.
Paul Magsig has enrolled his 48
eve sheep flock in the Commercial
Eve Flock Production Club. This
is not a contest for Ohio sheepmen.
1t is a management program to
learn efficient production.
Kenneth Battles, our Extension
building engineer, will be in the
county May 2 to help several farm
ers with building remodeling. If
you desire help on any building
work please let us know in adj
vance of May 2.
That early spring went out the
window with those two March
SHOWS. The one last weekend was
just baby sister compared to
what happened a year ago.
Your spring cattle tour will be
held next week. It's going to be
really different So sharpen up
your pencil, study the market re-
ports and be to Wilbur Peters -
the first stop on time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

5PoA IA
Other boys who participated in
the contest were Pete Rohloff, AL
vim Gates, Melvin Mylander, Rich
ard Stone, Joe Rasmussen, Tom Fill
linger, Bill Risch, Tom Luebke, and
Richard Gardner. All of these boys
did fine job and we expert as
good contest next year.
About so people were present at
the contest and the judging was
done by them. An average was
taken for each boy and those re-
ceiving high scores were announc-
ed winners.
The plaque and award money
was donated by the tractor dealers
in the county and were presented
to the winners by Fred Grimm,
county agent and William Kleman,
the associate agent.
The leaders of the 4 clubs this
past winter were: Willis Milbrodt,
Graytown, leader of the Williston
club, Francis Wadsworth, Port
Clinton, leaders of the Danbury
Tractor Club, Jim Warns, Oak Har-
Dor, leader of the Gains Gibbs and
Ed Cross, Oak Harbor leader of
Sharpes Club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
Tom FiIlinger
Top Winner In
Tractor Contest

Awards consisting of a walnut
plaque and $1,000 prize money
were presented to the four win
ners of the contest at the final
melting of the Ottawa county All
tractor clubs held at the Extension
Office on March 10.
Tom Fillinger was presented a
plaque for his score of 29512 points
out of a possible 800 in the pro-
gram participation contest.
Tom was present at all of his
club meetings, gave a demonStra-
tion in his club and the county
contest and earned score of 9512
points on his project book. Alvin
Gates was right behind Tom with
a score of 295 Other boys who did
a good job were Walter Brugger,
Melvin Mylander and Tom Luebke.
Of the twelve boys who took part
in the county demonnstnrantnion
in the county demonstration con-
test, Walter Brugger won the final
prize of five dollars for his dem
onstration showing how to properly
clean dirty carburetor by using
air pressure. James Elmers was
awarded second prize of three dol
lars for his demonstration on prop
er repacking of wheel bearing
with grease. The third prize of
two dollars went to Ronald Buehler
for his demonstration showing how
dust will explode when ignited by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

| cause it's quick and easy. It's espe
cially good for serving to folks that
drop in Unexpectedly, or perhaps
you might like to use these sand
wiches for an easy Sunday evening
lunch.
"BroiIed open-Face Sandwich"
Toast one slice of white bread
on both sides
Spread one side with mayonnaise
ct so happened Lucille Finken
was fresh out of mayonnaise that
day so she used Shedd's Old Style
Sauce, and it was just perfect, !
thought
Top with tomato slice, peeled
Slice of Sharp cheese
Strip of bacon, partly broiled
Place sandwich under broiler.
Broil about 3 inches from heat
for 2 minutes or until cheese is
melted and bacon crisp.
(You can omit the tomato if you
so desire).
Along with the coming of spring
and the various activities asSociat-
ed with it, the boys and girls are
beginning to think about their All
Club work, what project they plan
on having, etc. In order to help
get things started, Vernon Bloom,
a farmer and All advisor of rural
Elmore, is going to discuss All
Club work and its various aspects
as far as parents and young peo-
pie are concerner on next Satur-
days broadcast. Vernon has been
in All Club work a long time, both
as youngster and now as an adj
visor, and I'm sure looking for
ward to our interview that day.
Devout Christian people the
world over will be attending many
church services this Holy Week,
and as we listen to the scriptures
tell about the agony and suffering
that Jesus had to bear on those
last days, we'll be so very much
aware of how unworthy of this
sacrifice we are. On Easter morn
ing our sadness will change to a
feeling of joy and elation, and
whatever we do, let's try not to
be so aware of our Easter finery
and that of the folks sitting
around us in church that we lose
sight of the awesome significance
of this day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
Begins VolleybaII

Girls Athletic Association has
completed its series of basketball
games and is now beginning the
volleyball series. The games will be
played after school on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in the
Elementary auditorium under the
direction of Mrs. c. l.. Payton and
Mary Jane Haskins.
Teams playing on Monday night
are: Hot Spots, Phff's, Victorettes,
Volleyettes, OttaWins, and Volley-
ballteers. Tuesday night teams are
Net Robbers, Scorettes, Volleteers,
and Nonamers. Wednesday night
teams are: SpikerS, Volley Dollies,
Cats, and Tiger Babies.
Carol Collins
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
Helpful Hints For Harassed
Housewives Dept

If mother nature is stlll taking
her course, and apparently She is
if the long lists of new babies that
we see in the daily paper is any
indication, then chances are that
a certain percentage of you are
those lucky families with a new
baby in your home. There will un-
doubtedly come time this spring
when it will be necessary for you
to bundle up the baby and take
him to church, or visiting his
grandparents, or just anywhere
you'd like to go. If by any chance
it's raining that day, here's an idea
have him all wrapped up in his
new blankets and with his Sunday
you might like to use after you
go-to-meetin' bonnet on his head,
then wrap him again in a plasti,
table cloth, allowing one corner to
drape over his head. Thus you
keep your baby dry Cat least you
can't blame the rain) and protect
his clothing, too.
4
Today | want to tell you about
some open-face sandwiches that
were also a part of the menu at
our "Broiler Meals" meeting. This
is the type of food preparation that
appeals to practically all of us be-