The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 1, 1953, Page 3

Society i in f H ef £ i ff ‘ : et eee cies aS teachers, esi i : Ha t i 3 F i i + E 4 z : a movie movie has re. 4 z et effe itil a | Eg : i : i it : i : fl: i i ri! E i i E sf IETY — PERSONALS — NE Tuesday, September 11953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page Kitweaniens Hear Ny Lang Speak On Civic Problems Principal speaker at last week's [5 Kiwanis Clab meeting was Victor Lang, City Manager of the City of Key West. Lang's address was highly interesting, dealing with sev- eral important aspects of civic im- - provemen's S| Lang discussed the sewerage pro- ject, at some length, explaining the necessity for renovation of the sew er system especially with regard to the inadequacy of cesspools and the dangers of pollution of Key West beaches. The new sewer outfall, according to Lang will be almost a mile at sea, in such a position that the normal tide! course will carry the Waste matter away fro.n Key West, thus eliminating a sefious menace) ~ to the health of vor citizen Lang also discussed resurfacing of streets, pointing out that it would be necessary to do this on a piece- meal basis, due to the lack of suf. ficient funds. It was further em phasized that due to the settling of the fill following vewer excavations it'would be gecessary to make tem porary patching to allow such fill to settle before proceeding with a more expensive complete resurfac- ing of streets Of particular interest to Kiwan- ians was the picture presented by Lang of the inadequacy of play ground facilities and park areas for Key West children. It was point- ed out by Lang that in Little League Baseball with limited space available, only the better players among the boys were able to make the first teams in com petition, leaving more mediocre players without facilities for base- ball. Lang expressed hope that the iTEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE WS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DIAL: Citizen Oj fice, 2.5661 cipated dunking, a bruise on Pant- ya's lef arm aad lacerations of the right leg, he bare no evidence of having been struck by a speed Mg Moter vehicle Pantya’s frantic shouts from the water apperently brought his com- Panions running to the scene, over. head, where he was discovered WEEKEND CONVENTION regular duties, Walker urged all floundering im the combined cur- . Fesidents to avout the “last minute rents of the Atlantic Ocean and the that prevails towards the end Gui of Mexico, which converge be- the month. Anyone with 4 Flor Death the Seven Mile Bridge. Pant- license can avail himself Of ys managed to he secces service, he explained. . oy | oe ne his three friends threw — im. They hauled him inte shore, MAN RESCUED and if nothing else in their fishing MARATHON — A Dade County ‘lary, they can claim credit for who, in order to avoid being Teeling in a “live one.” an unidentified careening After being fished out of the the Seven Mile Bridge, al- “drink,” Pantya and his friends ped or fell 35 feet to dashed to Marathon, where they Waters below, was res- eported the incident to Walker, three companion fisher. They were unable to furnish any was reported sunday by description of the vehicle involved. Trooper S. R. “Slim” Walker Ail Pantya could say was that the Marathon State Highway Pa- car was sorthbound, apparently 3. headed for Key West rescued man, Joseph Pant- The men informed State Trooper 1 N. W. ist Avenue, Walker that they were setting out and his three rescuers, re- at once for Key West in an attempt the incidext to Walker at to track down the car. Pantya in- . Saturday, some two and dicated that he did not require wr it happened, he Medical attention or hospitaliza- tion, Walker made out his report it seems that Pantya was one of 4nd as yet has not learned whether y of four, bent on fishing off the driver or the car in question Seven Mile Bridge. As is the have been apprehended. among fishing parties, Asked about his opinion of fish- .'Pantya, apparently, was let out ing from the Seven Mile Bridge, about a mile north of the south Walker stated, “It's dangerous.” jend of the bridge. Included in the — p were: William G, Snyder, Gleaming ruby-red consomme 17 E. 2ist Street, Hialeah; Osva- Madrilene always makes an invit- Sagnori, 3037 Center Street, Co- ing course in warm weather. Serve Grove; and James W. Grant, it with lime or lemon wedges; or 45th Street, Hialeah. "The car top it with a spoonfid of sour ich they were travelling pro- cream sprinkled with minced chiv- south and others were let es or parsley. The car was then parked at — shoulder of the southern foot of \AF Trainee Marathon News By JACK M. LEVINE Pi j iH i i ¥ z rie A eee | nA i i Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Roberts, 2920 Staples Avenue, is presently training as an Air Force Tech- nician at the USAF Technical School at Warren Air Force |): Base, Wyoming. At this historic former cavalry post Cheyenne, the Air Force is tr: ing young airmen in specialties needed for i ey? ee i= H air 5 F s e2 f powerman, electricians, operators and repairmen. | ‘tl type Key West Girls Leave Continent For U.S. Today Lief Fez stadium advisory committee would ‘The six Key West girls who have solve this problem and that civie been touring Europe for the last organizations would eoncern them- three months leave France on the selves with this matter lle De France today for their voy- Prosident Archer welcomed Lang his fishing line, It was day- and suddenly he saw a south- bound car swerving from side to 433 . on the bridge. Pantya hugged tail on the elevated south lane back into Kiwanis as an active member. Lang was one of the Key West Lions, meeting, 6:9 Luwwinnd Greets POW oe Mons Dea, Seminary) preenow VILLAGE, Korea William F. Knowland (R- sited this Allied war pris oner processing center today and , Chatted with a California airman freed only this morning. 3 to-4 p.m., West Martello, «Ww. sre giad to have you back,” the Senate majority leader told Ist UU. Jobo D. Bryant, 31, of Baldwin Park, Calif ‘The senator is on a five-day visit , chased for members only, al Street Methodist Chureh, "722 Fleming Street. 7.30 p.m. Danee, CPO Club at Naval Air Station, Keynutes Combo, § pm. up jethodist Church, at Lutheran y West Shrine Club, regular A and B Loteter SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 6— 230 p.m. | Logia “Marti” WNro. Y, SEPTEMBER 4— | Caballero de la Lag Fashioned hyo-n sing and) meets _at the Casa Temple, 422 fellowship program, Poinciane Amelia St, 3:30 p.m. every Baptist Church. 8 30 p.m. Sunday Jayteen Youth Center Dance, Poinciana, 8 to 11 p.m Game night, CPO Club, NAS. Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall 8 0.W.C. luncheon, Ft. Taylor Of ficers Club. Offiders Club, Fern Chapter No 21, OES. Caye Hueso Grotto, Red Mens Hall, m , SEPTEMBER 5 Youth for Christ Raily, Fleming NAS CPO Club MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7— Gym classes for O.W.C,, Plane Base, 10 a.m Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting, 515% Duval Street, Spm Jayteen Youth Center, Poincians movies, 6 p. HOLIDAY. Most regular meet ings will be postponed. Check with the head of your activity Lucky Key Westers DR. AND MRS. A. M. MORGAN, of 1490 Reynolds Street, Key West, were the lucky winners of $108 on NBO-TV's popular audie®ce parvcipation program “Breek the Bank” ( Mondays through Fri dagt, 6:30 + 4:00 po , SDT) this wcck. Bud Collyer, emeee of the program, i at right Cocktail Hour, 5 to T’p, m. at age home. . According to State Troop-|~ Walker, Pantya stated that the oncoming car bore down hin: and practically hit the where he was standing, he ‘s impact or an impulse of | Custom Werk Cano in Our Own self-preservation that forced him Decorating Workshop rd. However, Walker ob- DIAL 2-265 that except for an unanti- | 90) FLEMING ST. KEY WEST H £ i jon the French Line ship iastead of \the Queen Mary, as scheduled. They will arrive in New next Monday Miss Julie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stone will remain north for opening of college at Mi Vt. The Martinez girls, Eloina G: to and Betty Roberts will to Key West, as will Miss Vi Russell. fly lH hi i in z i i ah There Are Still A Few Vacancies at The Goodspeed School 728 FLEMING STREET—2nd FLOOR GRADES L II and Ill 1f You Want Individual Attention For Your Child —Register Now for September 8th li t Es F Es il i : ! Fi ! \2X-11 Luncheon | The ZX-11 Officers’ Wives will hold a business and coke meet- ing at Seaplane Base Pool, 10 a.m. | Wednesday, September 2. ry H s 3 5 Fy i 3f f | | 3 ; i | ! MEET SOME GOOD SPORTS Clothes at the BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE at the LEONA SHOP S BLOUSES $100 to $3.98 Sleeveless and Short Sleeve Styles * * + ++ WINNING WEARABLES COTTON SKIRTS $250 to S398 FY —tLarge Assortment of Styles and Colors— COME IN WHILE THEY LAST NAVY BLUE GAB GORED SKIRTS. Welcome Newcomers — Just Arrived! Also At Reduced Prices — Figured Corduroys, Silky Gabardine . .. You'll See Them In “Seventeen” — $3.98 and $4.98 SALE. STARTS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd e 3