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. * v » r ^ - r L . s t i . \ u t v \ L i < , K - W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 8 , 1 9 7 4 West Shore Beacli Connie Schmidt 385-7841 Columnist Seeks Replacement For Writing News It has been a year in March since our subidvision column first , appeared in the newspaper. Since then a handful of people have called and contributed news. Many items that have been written were appeals to the people of this community to become more involved and take a more active interest in our subdivision. There still remains a small minority who are trying to make West Shore Beach a better place to live. This column has been continued in hopes that our subdivision could have communication lines opened between residents. The association will try to carry out its objectives and hold those projects scheduled for the year. However, as columnist I do not feel I should spend valuable time on the phone seeking something to write for our column. If there is someone who . could take this responsibility please call me. Perhaps a change will activate more individuals to call with news. ASSOCIATION MEETING As usual the property owners will meet the second Saturday of the month, May 11, at 5412 Orchardway Drive around 4:30 p.m. All residents are invited to attend. Have you paid your dues yet? If not bring them to the meeting and meet some new neighbors. Everyone welcome! LADIES CLUB The Women's auxiliary of West Shore Beach was hosted by Dora Otto this month. Meeting time is the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Those who attended were: Erna Piatt, Martha Dignan, Pat Hartmann, Grace Latimer, Eileen Swanson, Esther Finiello, Katherine Aissen, Greta Gieske and Mrs. Radlein who won the evening's award. R e f r e s h m e n t s a n d entertainment was enjoyed by all the ladies as well as the fine hospitality of Dora. The second order of stationery was given out and more orders were taken. If anyone is interested in some cute writing paper please call. The project is to make money for our beach improvements. We need your support! BOWLING TRAVELS A tournament held in Indianapolis, Ind., was attended by Fred Schmidt who bowled with Max James, Ed Peterson, Bob Nelsen, Phil Schmidt and Bill Zahn. May 1 and 2 were scheduled team events as well as singles and doubles. A total of nine games was bowled by each person entered. A team picture captured the bowler's good time. PERSONALS Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen on their first wedding anniversary, May 7. Hope you folks have lots more to come! On the eleventh of May Mr. and Mrs. Mort Hagen will be celebrating their wedding vows too. Best wishes for continued memories together. If you want to get even with someone, remember those who have helped you. - Quote. Think » about it? Theatre Dinner Party Precedes Marian Musical Marian Central Catholic high school has announced its annual theatre dinner party to be held in the school cafeteria Saturday evening, May 11? This party has pleased many people in the past and is always scheduled before the Saturday evening performance of the spring musical. This year the dinner will be highlighted by "The Captain's Buffet". It will feature three entries and many salads and desserts which are always prepared in very tasty fashion. Reservations for "The Captain's Buffet" are now being taken at the school. Any interested parties are asked to make reservations by calling the school by Wednesday, May 8. Sandy Wilson's "The Boyfriend" is the musical comedy that will be presented Friday and Saturday evenings, May 10 and 11. The public is also invited to attend this musical, which is again being directed by Gerald Fabis. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Friday, and 8:30 Saturday. 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