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PAGE 8 SANDUSKY REGISTER JULY 21, 1964 City Man Honorec On 85th Birthday Charles E. Tice oi Sandusky was honored recently al several parties given by friends and relatives in observance of his 85th birthday on July 14. A member of First Reformed Ciiurch here for many years, Mr. Tice received special tribute Sunday from the CHARLES TICE w-r mimmmmmm Daily Reminder WEDNESDAY Women of the Moose executive meeting, 8 p.m. Rev.

Von Gruenigen. He was also guest of honor at a picnic dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ahlers at Cedar Point. THE FOLLOWING reiativBs were present: Mr.

and Mrs. Ahlers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cottier, Riclcy, and Susan; Mr. and Mrs.

Alford Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Taylor and Kathy; Delbert Taylor; and Sherry Lynn, all from Sandusky. Out-of-town relatives were Mrs. Leonard Holland, Reading, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Bivens, Lucille, and Ella Mae, Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. 0. D.

Tice, Luscola, III; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tice and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Tice, Mark, and Lou, Baltimore, Mr.

and Mrs. Wilfred Thiele, Elk- hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Quick, Susie, and Bobby, Atwood, Mr and Mrs. Harry Oakman, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Oakman, Jr Tami, Dennie, and Douglas; Cheryl Ann Dayhill, Lima; Mrs. Kathleen Rosekelly, Howard, Billy, Paula, Douglas. Donna, and Danny, Huron; and Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Tice, Cheryl, and Larry, Huntington Park, Calif. Friends attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gay Risk. Clyde; Rev.

and Mrs. Von Gruenigen, Buck Ezell, Bobbie, Carl, and Frances, Huron. MRS. DEAN PFLAUMER, above, the former Miss Nancy Wendf of Cuyahoga Palls, will teach next year in Bellevue where her husband is employed as a pharmacist. The couple is residing at 1021 East Main St.

in city. Miss Wendt Bride Of Dean Pflaumer Of interest to Bellevue area residents is announcement of the marriage of Miss Nancy Wendt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wendt, 2330 Wyandotte Avenue, Cuyahoga Falls, and Dean Alan Pflaumer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Pflaumer, New Carlisle. The couple exchanged vows at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 20, in Northminster Presbyterian Church, Cuyahoga Falls. The Rev. Richard Eshler officiated at the double ring ceremony.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her sister, Sandra Wendt, was maid of honor. Sally Haywood, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. Marvin Pflaumer, Columbus, served his brother as best man. Ushers were Dave George, Columbus; Dale Pflaumer, Youngstown; and Alan Wendt.

THE BRIDE, a graduate of Muskingum College, is a member of Gamma Theta sorority. She has been a member of the teaching staff in the Parma School system for the past two years and will join the staff of the Bellevue School system this year in the elementary grades. Mr. Pflaumer is a graduate of Ohio State University where he was a member of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. He is a pharmacist associated with Leonard's Pharmacy in Bellevue.

Miss Limber, Jerry Woodard Wee Miss Florence A. Limber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Limber, Brinker Street, Bellevue, and Jerry N. ard were married June 20 in the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs A. R. Stockmaster, Midland Texas. Justice of the Peace John Beggs officiated at the double ring ceremony. A tiered arrangement of white stock and daisies in a large picture window formed the background for the ceremony.

THE BRIDE, given in marriage by her uncle, wore a street length two piece suit of lace. Her shoulder length veil was held by a circlet of crystals and seed pearls, and she wore a corsage of white orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, Abilene, Texas, sister and brother-in-law of the bridegroom, served as attendants.

AFTER A reception, the couple left on a wedding trip to Dallas. Mr. Woodard is stationed on the USS Forrestal, serving the Navy. The new Mrs. Woodard will reside with her parents until his discharge when they will make their home in Midland, Texas.

a message from Sandusky's First Lady of Fashion I would like take this minute to urge you to attend the Miss Ohio Pageant on July 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. Not only will you enjoy watching the Pageant and the selection of the new Miss Ohio, but you will also be taking part in a project that is a great honor for the City of Sandusky. During the three days that the Miss Ohio Pageant will take place at Cedar Point, there will be representatives from towns and cities all over the state, as well as many guests from other states, in our community. They will take home with them their impressions of the pitality and good will of Sandusky and its residents. I hope that you will be among the representatives at Cedar Point when the attention of the state focuses on the Miss Ohio Pageant.

Reserved seat tickets are available at the Caryl Crane Shop, Bertseh Jewelers or at the Cedar Point Ballroom door. At By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Any time you play a high card instead of a lower card in an effort to confuse or foil an opponent, you are false- carding. False-carding is a delicate art. The player who false- cards all the time is unlikely to fool anyone; the player who never false-cards is equally unsuccessful.

In our study of false-carding let's look at an automatic situation. West opens the king of clubs against South's four spade contract East olays the deuce and South should drop the queen without hesitation. West may continue anyway. If he doesn't South will get a to throw the three of on one of dummy's dia- nonds. If South held the deuce of olubs and East the trey this false-card would be an automatic giveaway.

West would look around for the deuce and realize that either his partner had signaled "come on" or that South was hiding the deuce. Incidentally, this false card was made possible only because East played the wrong card at trick one. He was looking right at two trump tricks and should have ized that he wanted his partner to cash any clubs he could and to do so right away. NORTH (D) 21 4K65 VK2 AK 10 9 2 4b J84 WEST EAST 44 4bAQ2 10 984 754 4AK10 7S SOUTH 4k 10 9 8 7 3 AQJ6 3 Q3 No one vulnerable North South West 1 Pass 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening 4X 12 -26V4 READY for ail your busy- day activities a good looking tailored frock with a double breasted look, and choice of sleeves. No.

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Saturday Till P.M. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My problem is my wife. She has been go-, ing from one doctor to the next for almost 30 years When he tells her there is nothing wrong with her, she finds another doctor. The doctor and drug bills every month are tremendous. I wouldn't mind if she were really sick, but she isn't.

She carries a pocketbook full of pills in case she has some sort of "attack," which she has never had. She is up on all the known diseases, and is always looking for new ones. What is your advice? I'm sick of telling her that she isn't sick. HER HUSBAND DEAR HUSBAND: People who are preoccupied with diseases and imaginary illnesses are indeed "sick." Tell her present physician about your wife's history. Perhaps HE can convince her that she needs help above her eyebrows.

DEAR ABBY: To celebrate our fifth wedding anniversary, my husband and I would like to have a big wedding with all the trimmings. I want to send out invitations, have a white gown and veil, and everything, just like it was the first wedding. The reason for this is because we eloped, and realize that we missed something. Has anyone ever done this before? MY DREAM DEAR MY: I doubt it. White weddings with all the trimmings are for the first plunge only.

Have an anniversary party, but skip the gown and veil. DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and I like this boy. I don't want to find another boy because, well, you see, he's special! My problem is that he likes me only as a friend and that's not good enough. He likes a girl who is very sexy, makes average grades and has dirty hair. She is sort of cute, but so am I.

I am clean and make good grades and my friends say I have a good personality. Who do you think deserves him, and how can I get him? ONLY A FRIEND DEAR ONLY: It doesn't matter who I think "deserves" him. The other girl has him. Your chances for making a boy, who likes you "only as a like you in any other way are very small indeed. Settle for friendship, honey.

And don't knock the competition, or you won't even have his friendship. Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, 90069, For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self dressed envelope. MISS LONZ Miss Lonz To Marry R. Lando Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Lonz, Rt. 61 South, Norwalk, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marianne, to Robert LandoU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landoll, 48 State Norwalk. The wedding will take place on Aug.

8 at 10 a.m. at St. Alphonsus Church in Peru. RATHKE TAILORS 215 E. Market St..