The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 15, 1947, Page 4

’ Winter Guests Join Efforts And Hold A Key West Grouper Chowder Supper An old-fashioned Key West Chowder party left 30 winter guests. enthusiastic last night in their approval of the event, held at Cactus Gardens on Division street. As one said, “They ought to hold these all over town— frequently.” The idea was cooked up by Joe Zorsky, Cactus manager, and Joe Ruby, a master chef from Caldwell, N. J., who is spend- ing his vacation at the Gardens. Ruby also cooked up the grouper chowder but almost all of the guests had a hand in the ven- ture. Henry Dorfelt of Patterson, N. J., caught the grouper, pounder, assisted by William Leohr, Chiffeman Lake, O., Wil- liam Parker of Cleveland, and John Wieners of Malone, Wis., aboard the charter boat of Capt. Emanuel Lopez. Parker also caught a 5l-pound amberjack, but no chowder was made of him. Ruby, chef at the Mountain Ridge Country Club at Caldwell,‘ eq with pas and former chef at Demps Town Casino and the Emba: at Miami Beach; Gables Country Club been awaiting the chance to make grouper chowder for days. Women Help He spent all day yesterday converting the 49-pounder into some of the most flavorable chowder ever concocted. The} women folks at the garden fixed | Robert Wi the potatoes, celery, onions and other vegetables under Joe's supervision. By 5 p. m., the chowder was ready. The Garden winter guests sat| in a circle around the spacious | lawn after falling in line each with a big bow! for Joe’s chow- der. Most of them went back for seconds. Joe Zorsky supplied the cold beer and cokes me of the newcomers who had j arrived, were somewhat mystified at this | sudden chowder party gratis, but quickly fell into the spirit of the affair. The appetizing chowder, | full of big tender chunks of| grouper, disappeared to the last | drop. Afterward Johnny Wieners, an- nual winter visitor at the Gar- dens, showed several reels of movies, including some fine col- or shots of Key West deep-sea fishing Guests Attending Those present, in addition to those already named, were: Mr.| and M Townsend Byrne, daughter, Suzanne,’ 13, and: son, Michael, 12, of Portsmouth, N. H., who had to use tire chains to get out of their snowbound driveway when starting for Key West; Fred Krug and daughter, Doris, 19, of Springfield Gar- dens, Long Island; Kai Christian-| son, Rosedale, Long Island; Mr. | and Mrs. R. J. Ulner, Miami; Dr. Cc. A. Griffith, of Minneapolis, Miss., retired professor of oral} ity of | tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Mr. and | patio, Simonton and Eaton streets. surgery at the Univers Minnesota, and_ wife; Mrs. Albert Stevens, and grand- son, Frederick, 11, of Niagara Falls, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Les: lie Seaman, W. Creek, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Foster Edmonds, Moun- tain View, N Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Triftshauser, Dayton, O.; Mr, and Mrs. Walter E. Saettel, Dayton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Domi- nic Lombardo and daughter, Gloria, 5, Camden, N. J.; Mrs. Doerfelt, Mrs. Parker, Mr: Ruby, Mrs. Leohr, Billy Leohr, 5, Mrs. Zorsky, and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vosburg, Key West. Only 10 fliers in the United States are qualified skywriters. KEY WEST WOMEN PRAISE VETO! Women everywhere praise eto new deodorant that irati 1, SLOpS. y Saf for normal skin! Safe for clothes! Stays moist in jar. 5O¢ VALUE for only 266 PLUS TAX a 49-! the Coral) and the) court this morning, A ; : s . An att y San Juan on Tamiami Trail, had | who rep: - bleed 40 Painters Are Now Required By Submarine Base Key West's Naval Submarine Base will hire 40 painters on a temporary basis to paint the plains at the base, it was an- nounced today. It has been estimated by the Public Works Department that the work, will last about 90 days. x |However, all appointments of | day against H. F. Bowery, charg- | painters will, be temporary and jed with illegal parking and de- (subject to termination at any facing the state highway on the tiffe; o gee | Revs, found him’ guilty of the! ‘pplications ake now being ac- \ tins? ee bs y Ne | cepted at*the Industrial Relations \orare ee and acquitted him | Division of the Navy in Building Jie i T. ‘5 an 1132, First preference will be giv- ie ge T. S. Caro announced | en to painters released in reduc- that Bowery would be sentenced tion in the force at the Base? but tomorrow. ; Cot some 30 additional men will be The jury consisted of William | needed, R. Knowles, William Meyers,} Veterans who qualify for ap- | Joseph Fernandez, Will E. P.'pointment will be given prefer- | Roberts, Charles: G, Yates and/ence over all non-veterans, and Ellis Russell. ; committees of the American Le- | Later today the cases against |gion and the Veterans of Foreign eeiietes Rose and _ her sister, | Wars, which have been cooperat- ts. Margaret Schumaker, charg-' ing with the Industrial Relations f sing worthless checks | Division of the U.S, Naval Sub- of $35 and $45 on local mer-|marine Base in the placement of | chants, will be heard. ; Veterans, have been advised of the Neither of the women was in | need of painters. &. ‘Bowery Guilty Of Bad Parking On Upper Keys Jury which heard the evidence | presented in €riminal Court to- ented them previously | said he was not certain whether they had jumped their bonas of $150. He said he would try to lo- The Answers Questions On Page 3 cate them and have them make Seren oe ell restitution to the shop keepers : . reduction of about $40. Robbery charges against Bob- | \° \° bie Reave: Robert Curry and 4; Dec, SI, 2948: st, filed against them ul eae oe by a sailor, Louis Brown, will’ 6. Yes. , BAS be heard before a jury tomorrow 7, Because of ATE Jat Ae morning. The three men are al- {Senators Taft, Vandenberg, leged to have threatened Brown Avie rand) Veneriy ares e garded. in an automobile with a club- bing. He is alleged to have pass- ed $8 to them. Hearing of Virginia Nyberg, charged with reckless driving by State Highway Patrolman War- ren Bateman, will also be held late today. The case was post- | poned this morning because of the absence of witnesses. Janet E. Johns pleaded guilty to reckless driving charges and was fined $25 by Judge Caro. } 8. Joseph William Martin, Jr. 9. Nov. 17, 1800. 10. V-E Day, May 8, 1945; V-J Day, Sept. 1945. American generals numbered 1,050 at the World War II peak. | | ! THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY TONIGHT ° “The Life After Death” if | AALUTAUTIANANHATANNNNNNTNNT| ton Street 8:00 P.M. MEETINGS Civil Service Meeting Strand Theater i A meeting of the city Civil LAST TIME TODAY Service Commission will be held a ‘ Bing Crosby in at 10 a. m., tomorrow at the City 20” Hall, Personnel Director Jack “The Bells of St. Mary’s Coming: Murray, announced today. The) «Postman Always Rings Twice meeting is “for discussion of a proposed fireman’s examination. SRR a LERNER ATES _ Monroe Theater: KAY FRANCIS in “DIVORCE” | Coming: “Roll Along Cowboy” | A meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers Association will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Del- monico Restaurant. OES Bunco Party O.E.S. bunco party will be held SERIES. Here They Are! Prizes will be given and refresh- | ments served. The public is in- | vited to attend. | | ROBERTS’ spelen (Curtains for Your Kitchen) Office Supplies & Equipment’ Beautify Your Kitchen 123 Duval Street, Lopez Bldg. i Windows at Low Cost! | Assorted Colors | e@irt Supp Perse eCockta = KeEvaWest | Venetian Blind Co.) 120 Duval Street | Phone 1042! 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Sellers and Wilson “actually took over Trevor-Morris, on De- cember 21. Preparations for full- scale operation have been un- dertaken since then, permitting the official announcement today. The record existence of Trev- or-Morris will continue: in some respects at least in the person of! some ot the veteran employes of that establishment now em- ployed by Monroe Motors, Inc. These include Vernon “Baby” de Leon, parts manager and vet- eran of 27 years’ experience with Trevor-Mortis; John Esperdi, master mechanic, graduate of the Ford School in Detroit and for 30 years a Ford mechanic; Ber- lin Knowles, shop foreman, who also has been through the Ford School and has worked 17 years NEON LIGHTING SERVICE 532144 DUVAL STREET ‘ Also Licensed Special | NIGHTLY—Except Monday COME WITH YOUR ALBURY & SON GOSPEL HALL 720 SOUTHARD STREET by L. T. CHAMBERS Subject: “THE TABERNACLE OF GOD” i Illustrated With a Beautiful Model” NO COLLECTION— in Ford servicing, except for his military service; and three other master mechanics, C. H. Ander- son, William Martin and Joe Perez. One of the key men of the Shiver, for 10 ‘years a specialist on truck and ‘bus maintenance, The staff has been further augmented by two G. I. appren- tices, H. W. Neal and Nilo Gon- | zalez, Navy veterans. Sellers said jhe has asked the State Employ- ment Service for eight additional / G. 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