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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

Nick Ball and John Papcun col
lected 25 points between them in
the second half of last Fridays
game and the fighting Redskins
overcame point halftime deficit
to upset the tough B G Bobcats on
their home floor SO to 60.
In basketball, like other sports,
the offensive scorers always get
the headlines let's take a look
at one of the finest defensive jobs
turned in this season.
The Bowling Green squad had
taken point lead over the Red
skins mainly on the superb shoot
ing of their star forward Gene
Light Light had connected on 6
field goals and 6 fouls. in the first
half for a phenomenal 18 points.
1t was evident that if the Porters
were to bring home the bacon, they
would have to stop Light in the
second half. Bruce Carter was given
the job = and what a job he did.
Light failed to get a single point
in the second half - not even a
foul shot as the 6 foot Junior
bounded him all over the floor and
gave him only one shot at the
bucket = which is just about as
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
YACHT CLUB
CLASS HEARS
BOAT FIGURES

The nautical-minded men and
women enrolled in the instruction
course being given at the Yacht
Club under auspices of the Port
Clinton Power Squadron heard
some astonishing statistics on boats
from last Thursday nights instruc-
tor, A. c. CaWrse of the Under
writer's Adjustment Co. of Huron,
marine surveyor whose duties en-
tail investigation Of any type of
boating accidents.
During his talk on Safety
Afioaf", Mr.. Cawrse revealed that:
there is one boat for every 70 per-
sons; that there are 365 ,oc0 num-
bered inboards on federal water
ways; 1000 docUmented vessels
lover IS foot or weighing more
than so tons); there are 49,, 900 in
boards on inland waterways; 4,l73,
600 oUtboard motor boats; $4,000
sailboats with power, for a total
Of 5,537 900 pleasure craft.
Last year, Mr.. CaWrse said, in
boards consumed 215 million gal
Ions of gas and used 4,50O,000 gal
Ions of lubricating oil. Outboards
used 200 million gallons of gaso-
line and 12,5O0,O00 gallons of lub-
ricating oil. 40 million gallons of
Diesel fuel oil were used. America
has 10000 Marinas, 800 Yacht
Clubs, and 800 racing organizations,
he said.
He pointed out 20 percent in
crease in these figures is anticipat-
ed in 1856 and cited boating as the
safest form of pleasure. Many
boats are now being financed, just
like purchase of new cars, Mr..
CaWrse said. The U. S. Power
Squadrons, in view of this big surge
to Americas waterways, lends stel-
lar assistance to Coast Guards. In
obtaining Mr. Cawrse as instructor,
DR.. George A. Boon who is dean of
the course brought here foremost
authority, the class felt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
On The O VA II
# VIII The
n +" SPEEDWAY KID =
: by EARL BEUCLER

Over 800 persons attended the
big Fun-Nite party of the Quad
City Racing Association at the Ar
mory in Findlay last Saturday
night, this included, owners, driv-
ers, pitmen, track promoters and
the wives, girl friends and other
interested persons of the stock car
racing game. Rule books of the as
sociation were passed out.
The program committee is to be
commended for the fine work done,
including many of the wives who
prepared over 1000 ham sandwiches
and the male members that served
so ably at the bar, that quenched
the thirst of the group.
During the dance intermission,
beautiful trophys were presented
to Dick Maffett, for setting the
record at Attica Speedway of 23:04.
to Kaye Ammons as Hi-Point man,
to Charles Enders, second Hi-Point,
to BIG John Fernbaugh, third Hi
Point, and a check was presented
to Bobby Christman.
During the second intermission
Joe Sendelbach of Tiffin, showed
movies of the Tiffin Races and of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

for two years and their
tournament victory proved conclu-
sively that the local aggregation
has some of the best bowling
prowess in this area.
Selgo had 179-20O-226: COS; wy
socki, 2O8-183-212: COB; Bredehoft,
208-189-187: 584; Drusbacky, 49,
180-184: 542.
In an exhibition match at the
Clinton alleys Saturday night as a
polio fund benefit, Sales beat Hertz
field Olds of Toledo 3066 to 2990.
The local team rolled a whopping
1890 final game after being edged
the first two games. Local scores
we're Selgo $50, Lorensen 619,
Bredehoft 587, Wysocki 563, and
Drusbacky 608. Bob Nickel's GIT
was high for the visitors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
REX TICE new
WILDLIFE man

Rex &C. Tice, 43, formerly game
management agent for the U. S.
Fish and Wildlife Services at Car
terville, Ill, succeeds Fred Jacob
son who has been promoted from
Fremont to the departments per-
sonnel office in Minneapolis. He
began his new duties this week.
Tice, who has had 10 years eX-
perience with the conservation de-
partment in Wisconsin and Illinois,
has assisted Jacobson on several oc-
casions in special assignments in
the Ohio conservation program. In
the Carterville post, he has been
working in the Horseshoe Lake
goose hunting area. He is married
and has two sons of grade school
age, Billy and Jimmy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

perfect a defensive job as one
could ask for.
With Light handcuffed by Carter,
the Redskins outscored the Bobcats
38 to 26 in the End half and sewed
up their 9th victory of the season
The entire starting lineup of
Carter, Ball, Bergman, Papcun and
Meeks played fine ball and showed
their spirit by coming from behind
to snatch a vistory away from B. G..
John Papcun, back in his old
form led both squads with Il
points.
Big John Bergman led the squad
in rebounds, hit on 6 field goals
on 10 attempts and added 3 out Of
4 fouls for a total of Is.
Steady Nick Ball threw in Is
points along with his usual great
all around performance.
Meek collected 6 points, his floor
game and passing kept the locals
in the ball game all the way.
AS mentioned above, Bruce Car
ter was the defensive hero. Bruce
added 6 points and several re-
bounds to help the cause.
1t was a big win for the Porters
and was important for the coming
tournament drawings as the B. G.
win may have been the clincher in
landing the Porters a seeded berth.
Coach Joe Lukac's once defeated
reserves chalked UP their 18th win
of the campaign 81 40. Tunnel
had "a and Beaver IL for the win.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CATAWbA MARINE SALES TEAM
WINS TOLEDO CITY TOURNAMENT

catawba Marine Sales Team won
the Toledo city bowling tournament
last weekend with big 1894 ae-
fuaI that was we'll ahead of closest
competition.
The quintet of Don Bredehoft,
Bob Lorensen, Dick Selgo, Mike
Drusbacky and Bob Wysocki hit
games of 976, 974 and 1044 with
Lorensen setting a torrid pace of
$50 on games of 2O3-222-235.
Rolling in two major Leagues
which include Toledo's top bowl
ing aggregations, the Marine Sales
have been stiff competition to their
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Beach Club Gets
SO improvements

A new Dock Masters house at
Catawba Cliffs Beach Club will
greet yachtmen this year. The old
building has been torn down, and
a modern building with office and
quarters is going up, announce
Club owners Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knorr.
Work was begun last fall on re-
placement of the old wood docks.
A number were pulled and steel
pilings driven. The replacement
project will take a couple 'cee years,
the KnorrS' said.
Abe and Virginia Forbrich will
again operate the golf course and
the Caddy House will open April l.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. $3.50
An Ordinance to Amend General
Offenses Code section 535.OI of
the C0dified Ordinances


Offenses Code section 535.OI of
the Codified Ordinances.
Be it ordained by the Council of
the City of Port Clinton, State of
Ohio:
Section No. l. Section No. 53501
of the General Offenses Code of the
Codified Ordinances is amended to
read as follows:
535.O1 Street Fairs or CarnivaIs.
1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son to operate, manage, or assist in
conducting a street fair or carnival,
consisting in part of numerous
tents, shows and exhibitions, with
various other stands, booths and
structures, a ferris wheel, a merry
o-round, a shooting gallery, mis-
cellaneous rides and other devices
within the corporate limits of the
city, unless the premises on which
the same is held is at least one
thousand C1,000) feet distant from
any area zoned residential by any
zoning ordinance of the city of
Port Clinton and provided further
that none of the above described
activities or devices shall be locat-
ed on any public street, park or
other public property.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed: February IA, 1866.
BOYD MARTIN
President of the Council.
Attest: LESLIE CARTER
Clerk of the Council
Approved: GEORGE J. TEWERS
Mayor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
EOD Duck Club
HELPS Save Ducks

Erie Ordnance Depot Duck Club
members contributed $25 to the
Save the Duck Fund" for CaStalia
wild ducks.
The EOD Duck Club was organ
lied in 1850 for organized hunting
on the government installation and
is limited to residents of, and mill
tary assigned to Erie Ordnance De-
pot. The present membership to-
tails 25.
Present officers of the club are
Colonel John M. Phillips, Com
manding officer, president; John
G. Ward, marsh manager, and
M/Sgt. Glen Oren, Secretary-treas
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our most
sincere thanks to all our friends,
relatives and neighbors whose
kindness was so much appreciated
at the time of the death of our
beloved brother and uncle Paul
Stango. The many cards and floral
offerings were appreciated Special
thanks to Gerner and Wolf Funeral
home and to Father Schmit and
DR.. Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Tarolli
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tarolli
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD oE THANKs

My heartfelt appreciation is ex-
pressed to the many friends and
neighbors whose remembrances,
visits, and helpfulness in many
ways were extended during my
five weeks stay at Magruder hos
pital, and since l have been return
ed home. To Magruder hospital
nurses, aides and doctors, to the
clergymen who visited me, to the
Ottawa County News, and to all
who in any way were so wonder
fully kind and thoughtful, my sim
cere thanks.
Mrs. Reulah Below 2-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
he INDIANAPOLIS 500 Classic.

the Indianapolis 500 Classic.
In spite of the many rumors that
somehow always get started, Tiffin
Raceway will open its season Fri
day Mite, May 4th. Fremont will
open on Decoration Day, at tae new
1/3 mile track at Fremont Fair
Grounds. This leaves Tiffin running
on Friday mite, Fremont, Attica and
Findlay running on Saturday mite,
although a remark was made that
one of the latter tracks might
chance to Sunday mites.
Sandusky Speedway was not rep
resented as they are not members
of the Association, but has planned
to open on Sunday Afternoon April
18th and later go to Sunday nights.
AS we get more information
about stock car racing we will pre-
sent it to you through this column.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank everyone Tor The
kindness shown me during my stay
at the hospital, the nurses and aids,
DR.. Ley, DR.. Sheldon, and DR.. Rit-
ter. Also Father Schmit, Rev.
Blankenship and Intern Long, and
all my friends for their visits,
cards, gifts, and flowers.
2-1tp Mrs. Steve Arhutich
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
VISIT MUSEUM

Mrs. Stanley Mista, Den Mother,
and six of her Cub Scouts visited
the Ottawa County Historical Mu-
scum last Saturday afternoon.
Keen interest was shown not only
in certain exhibits, but in their
history as we'll.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Ratterrnan Speaks
To Rotary Club

George Ratterman, who is due to
replace famed Otto Graham as
quarterback for the Cleveland
Browns, was speaker at Rotary
luncheon Tuesday. Accompanied by
his small son, he drove here from
Fort Monmouth, KY.
Guests at the luncheon meeting
were Boy Scouts who were the city
officials Tuesday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

s PO RT s
Porters Meet Rockets In
Final Season Game Friday:
Beat Bowling Green, 900

With a 6360 victory Bowling Green Friday under
their BELTS Port Clinton High School cagers will go after
their standing rival Oak Harbor for the finale of the basket
ball this Friday night. Redskins hope to make it
victory No. 10 and both will be at top form for this
big game which should be good one in many ways.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

from Curtis; U. S. Gypsum, three
from Neidecker's; Bolte's, four
from Johnie's; S & G Builders and
Matthews, two each.
TOPS: Mary Summersett, 1911
203-147: SAL.
LEADERS: N. Westphal, 504;
Dee Snyder, $40, Z02; Vera Coulter,
221; Lillian Capko, 494; Juliann
Branum, 491; Janis Lambert, $40.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
tion to all our neighbors, friends
and relatives for their many acts
of kindness, beautiful floral ar
rangements, cards, prayers and
words of sympathy shown us dur
ing the recent death of our hus-
band and father, Otto Warnke.
Also, our thanks to Rev. Earl
Schmit, Neidecker Eberle LIE.
Week Funeral Home, pail bearers
and anyone else who contributed
in any way towards trying to make
our loss a little more bearable.
Your kindness shall always be re-
membered.
Mrs. Otto Warnke, Lois, Ray
mond, Otto, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Paul
Smithberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
CokolOwcki
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Slaughter Wins
In Workmanship

George Slaughter, son of Mrs.
Marion Slaughter of Hayes Ave,
won reel that was awarded by
the Perry Bait and Tackle Co. as
top score prize for the best shoot
ing in the Rifle Team which has
been formed by boys of Toussaint
Boy Scout Troop 318. The boys
shoot at EOD range each week,
with Jess Lynch as their instructor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

My sincere appreciation is eX-
pressed for the many cards, flow
ers, gifts and remembrances which
frightened my hospital stay, and
to DR.. A. D. Miessner, the hospital
staff, and to Intern Long for their
fine services.
2-1tp Mrs. William Rohde
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

To thank each and every one
for their kindness and sympathy
at a time when they were deeply
appreciated.
uyI. - rS-...a.A o44:...o,o Uoxo; -,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Commercial League

TEAM WINNERS: Sans, three
from Johnie's; P. C. Mfg, three
from Phil's; Gulas, four from Clin-
ton; P. C. Fish, three from Avalon.
TOPS: F. Wenger, Clinton, 217-
182-197: 596.
LEADERS: r. Bloom, 544; D..
Capko, 500; L. Sherry, 202, 529; C.
Whiting, 506; P: Gulas, 2O9, 534;
T. Patchett, 544; B. Hetrick, 214,
532; j. Pratt, 217, 566; B. Asendorf,
201, $50; D. Ward, SOL; j. Belser,
507; Mike Millinger, 531; Willard
Grover, 212; P. Molnar, Sr., 2O2,
SCI; j. Cerbus, Jr., 2O1, 529.
Women's Tuesday League
TEAM WINNERS: Peninsular. 4
from National Bank; Bob's and P.
c. Mfg, two each; Amato's, three
from Fremont Oil; Philips four
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Bowling
VacafionIand Bowling League
February 7th

FeDruary ILn
Four Point Winners: Chura's
Sunoco over Four Winds Restau-
rant.
Three Point Winners: R. M. S.
Construction over Island House;
Mey-Coy Products over Eagles
Lodge; Basiley's over Travellers Inn.
High Team Scores: Chura's Sun
oco, 1924: 30O6; R. M. S. Const.,
1858, 1915: 1923; Mey Coy Prod
ucts, 1902; Travellers Inn, 1O16;
Basiley'S, 1868.
High INDY: D. Gresh 200, 210:
COS; D. Pepa $50; M. Hrubco 212,
221: COG; M. Arft 200; E. Petersen
562; w. Taylor 210; v. Kubasek
201: 558; J. Liptok 234 584; R.
Hauser 223: 573; J. Bodnar 213,
201: $50.
Thursday Night Women's League
TEAM WINNERS: Clinton Clean
erS and Basiley's, two each; Lake
land Motel, four from Bergman's
on forfeit; Kennelly's, four from
VF'W; ONan's, three from Moose.
TOPS: Mary Summersett, 1872
206-201: $50.
LEADERS: Janis Lambert, 179-
1873: SIT; Evelyn WILDER. 1888:
SIG; Gladys Dubbert, 172; Nora
WeStphal, 176; Arlene Krohe, 1876,
487; 10 Mazurik, ITO.
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ne. car barn; practically new Bruins.
HfnNS al q - - =,
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lz-ACRE LOT and modern broom
home for only Sll.250. CT or com
ventional; full bsmt., oil heat tie
bath: AL location, near CArToilfon
u Lanham. CRll till r pm, WA.
I-39OO. ROBERT s. DAVIS A. Co,
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BETHESDA Garrett Park)-Neat
brick rambler with bedrms.. full
bsmt.; many trees. $4,000. CT
or FILA. Call SAMUEL E. BoGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. $4,000.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Vacant.
move in for Christmas. Stunning
LeWlhdale rambler, all-bfick con
struction. = large bedrooms opiv
&i3n50, Sg7 50 per month paga
everything very Low down payment,
"; =. HUGHES co. AP. 5-14O0
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$1,000 DOWN - 5-bedroom home.
near D C. line; all rooms gogd
size; basement: gaS h-V.h, closs
PRINCE GEORGES Realty CO.
UN. al 1863. WA 7~BG5l
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Lily. rm.. fireplace. sep. dining
rm., equipped kit. 3 twln.Mzed
bedrms. Zone rs IT. long,, 2
porches, ] glassed in. detached ga
rage. storm windows, BURCH
realty CO. TO. 9-5992 after 8
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cave 100 tgrefs ~ fa9f s8fFlf
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HUUHEs BY HTbHk3 = DelightfuI
red brick hileVel. y bright rooms,
fun basement, Anchor fenced lot.
00a down. W n. HUGHES co,
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