Great Lakes Museum Wing Dedication and Festival of Fish
Vermilion hosts a three day Festival of Fish starting today with the dedication of a new 250000 dollar wing of the Great Lakes Historical Society Museum. Fred E. Marr of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources leads the ceremony at 3 p.m. The Explorer research vessel will serve as weigh-in station for a freshwater drum fish contest awarding prizes for largest catch. Lions Club will serve drumfish sandwiches throughout the weekend.
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Vermilion
Fred E. Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Great Lakes Historical Society Museum
Albert F. Wakefield
Morr
Vermilion Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Explorer
Vermilion Boat Club
Vermilion Lions Club
Bridge problems and play strategies from 1968 column
This article presents bridge challenge scenarios with notrumps and suit play. It analyzes trick one decisions and how to maximize entries to dummy, including spade AK and AQ timing, club positions, and entry management to exhaust opponents. It notes partner ruffs and trump development as key, alongside cautious diamond leads to avoid blocked clubs.
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Declarer
West
North
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sixteen nations sign ICRW on whaling rules
Sixteen nations are signatories to the International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling. Listed are Argentina, Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, the USSR, the United Kingdom, the United States, and South Africa.
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London
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Denmark
France
Iceland
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama
Ussr
United Kingdom
United States
South Africa
Second Baptist Church hosts annual picnic and guest sermon
In New London the Second Baptist Church invites all members to a noon Saturday picnic at the recreation center on Grove Street. Rev. E L Gordon of Elyria will speak at 3 30 p m Sunday at the church along with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m.
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New London
Second Baptist Church
Grove Street
E.L. Gordon
Elyria
Windmills Decline from 11000 to 950 in Holland
Amsterdam report notes 11,000 windmills in 1800 dwindled to 950 today. Alfred Brucker, wood carver, explains windmills served many trades from rope and flour to paint and paper and functioned as sawmills and stone grinders. shapes varied by product.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Alfred Brucker
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Lorain, Ohio
the Forrest Distributing Co
Mu Uum Beer
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Piogess
AK Eros
Tan
W. Broad Street
Area Church News
Urbana
University of Illinois Agronomy
J.W. Pendleton
Doyle Peters
Cape the Long
Frigidaire
Stewarts
Wack Appliance Center
Cleveland St
Emerson
Ford Dealers
EOL
Ford
J.R. Dall Ford Sales
Broad St
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