The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 11

DELILAH CRISTIANI ON SINGLE TRAPEZE 40 Acts With Cristiani Show Here Next Sunday Forty acts, features and, spectacles will be presented when Cristiani Bros. Circus, America's largest big top show, makes its appearance in Sandusky on Sunday, June 12. Former Resident Accorded Honors By Camp Fire Mrs. Albert Etowski, 1256 Webb Lakewdod, the fcrmer Malvina Grathwol of Sandusky, and a graduate of St. Mary High School has received the Wakan Report Honor, second highest national award for Leader's report in the Camp Fire program.

Special awards are given in limited numbers annually to group leaders in any section of the Camp Fire program on the work their individual groups. Mrs. Etowski was presented the emblem by Mrs. Anthony Cele-' brezze at the annual meeting of the Cleveland Council of Camp Fire Girls, Inc. at the Hotel Carter.

She also received a letter of congratulations from national headquarters for varied and interesting program with good use of community resources, and year 'round program, especially, the Keep America Beautiful project: The symbolism of the award is-j for "Excellence'of Ideas and Inspiration to Girls." She is in District 1,1 and the name of her group is "To He Tin Tin," meaning Blue Belles of the Blessed Virgin. Most of the wood used to make penoils comes from southern Oregon and northern California, Headlining the show will be the faqnous Cristiani Family of bare- baHk riders, featuring Corkie and Lucio Cristiani. The troupe has been recognized by circus enthusiasts as the greatest riding family of all times. Among the aerial offerings will be the Flying Wards on the high trapeze; Billy Orwell, sensational cloud swing artist performing at the peak of the big top; and the Hollywood Aerial Ballet featuring Delilah, rated as America's greatest single trapeze star. Topping the acrobatic contingent wfll be the Great Renaults in a spectacle of bounding leaps through fiery hoops over the largest of the Cristiani elephants and the Ortans Troupe who climax their offering on the giant teeterboard with a four-high shoulder stand.

A score of clowns and a variety of trained animal presentations also are included in the program, This year the show will present as its finale, the Ben Hur spectacle, featuring chariot races, Roman riders and other thrillers on the hippodrome track. In addition to the Cristriami big top, the largest tent on tour, the show boasts a full menagerie under a second tent. The traveling zoo will. display Col. Tony Diano 's famous collection of elephants, monkeys, a rhinoceros, hippo-! potamus, reticulated giraffe and a special group of South American specimens.

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Sandusky Migrants Up VA Job Here Services offered by the Vohm- eeers of America during the past mdnth continued to climb, reflecting the influx of migrant workers. The increased demand for assistance was shown in the monthly report by Lieut. Major Robert Gillingham, officer in charge. During the past month the VoK unteers served 3,354 meals in the dining room at 301 Putnam an increase of 222 over the April total. A total of 1,403 lodgings were provided in the month, 225 more than in the previous month.

There were an average of 49 persons on the payroll during May, up one from April. Another 44 persons were given opportunity labor during the period. The Volunteers also distributed 206 articles of clothing and shoes, 20 pieces of furniture and household articles and eight miscellaneous items. A total of 180 persons attended the nine Sunday and Wednesday devotional services and 126 young people attended the nine Christian Companionship League meetings. SANDUSKY MdtSTfft Tt TutMlty, 7, ItM POLES FIGHT WARSAW (UPI)-Poles clashed with police for the fourth time in little over a month Sunday at Poznan, it was reported Monday.

Several persons were injured, reliable sources said. The official Polish press agency said "hooligans" and "young brawlers" demonstrated against the refereeing in a football (soccer) game between Warsaw Polonia and Poznan Lech, which ended in a scoreless tie. PHILLIP McCALLUM Small Firm Role, Foreign Trade Workshop Topic Administrator Philip McCallum of the Small Business Administration, in Washington, will out- fine the role of small firms in U.S. foreign trade, at an eight-State Export Trade Conference and Workshop for small business owners and managers to be held at the University of Toledo on June 15-16. The workshop will consist of panel discussions, talks and private consultations on export trade conducted by business leaders and foreign trade experts.

Business men from Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Illinois, are expected to attend. Governor Michael DiSalle of Ohio has invited tfie Governors of these seven states to attend the Workshop, along with business representatives from their states. Rod Cross Courses Given At High Schools Mrs. Lillian Childs. votanleer Red Cross home nursing instructor, has completed ft course in howie care of sick and mother anbahy care at St, Mary High ScMbI and "23 students were given llrtificates.

Mrs. Childs was assisted by WiJke. Courses in" home nursing were given in several of the county schools Mrs, Purwin taught a class in the Berlin Heights High School; MM, Paul Ruch, Milan High $chooll Mrs. Roy Harple. Perkins High School and Mrs.

Donald Childs gave a course at the Margaretta High School. Mrs. Wifke gave instruction in mother and baby caVe at Margaretta. The instructors are all volunteer registered nurses who have been trained by the Red Cross. Engineer Corps Operates In Bay The office of Colonel Earle B.

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