The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1954, Page 2

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS Ok ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERY@NE SUE JONES, Editor Page 2 Safety Patrol At Poinciana ‘School Receives Awards Forty-five American Automobile Association certificates were awarded to members of the Poin- ciana Elementary School Patrol at a special Safety Patrol assembly held at the school auditorium Tues- day afternoon. The certificates were given out by Raymond Blais. Baseballs were awarded to the “honor patrol’ members James Johnson, John Laudenslager, Lar- ty Miggs, Eugene Smith, Charles Mendoza, Ronald McDaniels, Don- ald McDaniels and William Mc- Ewen. The girl’s honor award went to Pauilette Zimmerman. Capt. Laurie Roberts of the School Guard. presented. the. inter- -section award to Mike Gaines. Robert Harris, captain of the Poinciana Safety Patrol was given an official National League base- * ball in recognition of his work with the patrol during\ the year. Patrol Lieutenant, David Bishop also re- ceived an official baseball for his service this year. Lt. Rule, of the USS Salinan, was guest speaker and had as his topic ‘General Safety and Bicycle Safety.” Principal Albert Carey spoke on the “Importance of the Safety Patrol.” Raymond Blais, director of the Poinciana Safety Patrol and phy- sical education instructor at Poin- ciana School expressed his grati- fication at having so many parents present this first Safety Patrol as- sembly. The Poinciana Safety Patrol has been very active this year and has compiled an enviable safety re- cord among the school’s pupils. The bearings for propeller shatts | of many ships ate made of hard, tropical wood. SPECIAL For Father's Day Mother and Children Photographed Together NO EXTRA CHARGE STUDIO 923 White Street Tel. 2-8872 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, June 2, 1954 Community Concert Group Plans °55 Season Roy Williams, New York repre- sentative of the Community Con- cérts Association, met with the of- ficers and board of the local Com- munity Concert Association on Fri- day, May 28, to discuss the Fall campaign. He also submitted a list of attractions available. for next season. The Key West Community Con- cert Association is eager to pre- sent at least one group attraction next season. Group attractions are heavily booked each season, and due to difficulties in working out travel and other problems, they must be booked in advance. All officers and directors of the association were re-elected at the last concert in. April. The board accepted the resignation of Wil- liam Neblett with regret and elect- ed Miss Mary Ann Matchett to serve in Mr. Neblett’s place. It was announced at the meet- ing, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Mills White that the eighth annual campaign for mem- bership in the Key West Com- munity Concerts will be held dur- ing the last week in October. Capt. Begelman Here For Son’s Graduation Captain Albert Begelman will ar- tive today from New York City for the graduation of his son, Bill, from Key West High School. _ Captain Begelman was schedul- ed to arrive in time to attend the Class Night exercises at the high school auditorium tonight. BIRTHS ‘Sterlings Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Dumont D. Ster- ling of 1314 Eliza Street, are the parents of a son, Steven Michael, born May 30 at Monroe: General Hospital. <r ue ‘The Citizen Daily IN MEMORIAM Invgpring memory of pur dear son, W. Gates, who passed away, m years ago today: Lor lemories, never die As years roll on and days pass by. In our hearts a memory is kept Of one we loved and will never forget. : MOTHER AND DAD, v Cifelli's Italian Restaurant —————-920 TR AVENUE—____—_ By Request Spec’al Treat For Sunday Only Homemade FETTUCCINE ALL'UOVE (EGG NOODLES) Including Meat Balls - Toss Salad - Glass Wine $1. 65 Open Every Day, 4:00 P.M., Except Monday a ‘South Florida's JULY Big Celebration ARATHON y Abiuns MON. JULY Zl 4 JayShees Dip And Dance Party At Key Wester Saturday, June 12 Mrs. Charles Fisherman an d Mrs. Joe Pinder, co-chairmen of the benefit “Dip and Dance” par ty to be sponsored by the JayShees at the Key Wester on Saturday, J une 12, reported on the party at the regular meeting of the JaySh ees held at the home of Mrs. Pin- der, 1612 Steven Avenue, Thursda y night. The JayShees will use the pro ceeds from the party towards the Purchase of an incubator for Mon roe General Hospital. As only a limited number of tic- kets will be available and as a great many have already been sold, the public is urged to pur- chase their early. Contact any Jay- eer Purchase them at the Cuba The committee in charge of the “Dip and Dance” party has an- nounced that dressing rooms will be at the disposal of those attend- ing, but it is requested that patrons bring their own towels. JayShee president, Mré. Joe Illaequa, appointed Mrs. Everette Sweeting to the office of vice pre- sident, to fill the vacancy due to the» resignation of Mrs. Lino Cas- tro. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Castro are leay- ing Key West, and on behalf of the JayShees, Mrs, Illacqua expressed regret at losing one of the elub’s most active members. _ Mrs. Isadore Rodriguez was ap- Pointed to the board of directors and Mrs. Charles Fisherman to the parliamentary committee. A very interesting program on the history of the JayShees was presented by Mrs. Sam Collins and Mrs. Charles Curry, past presi- dent of the club. The duties of all officers and committees were also outlined. In the future, this pro- gram will be repeated for the bene- fit of each new member to ‘join the club. At) the conclusion of meeting, Mrs. Pinder served refreshments to the members attending. They were ‘Mrs. Illacqua, Mis. Pindér, Mrs. Charles Curry, Mrs. Robert Dopp, Mrs. Charles Fisherman, Mrs. ‘Henry Higgs, Mrs, Newt Ket- , Mrs. Malcolin Pinder, Mrs. Is Rodriguez, Mr. Leroy Sawyer, Mrs. Mervin Thompson, Mrs. Everette Sweeting and Mrs. Sam Collins. Also attending as a guest of the club was Mrs. Andy Alonzo, Fr. Maring Host To Ushers; Choir The ushers and choir members of St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Ca- tholic Church were the guests of the pastor, Father Joseph Maring, S. J. at a steak dinner at the Sun and Sand Club Sunday evening. Over one hundred were present. In addition to Father Maring, Fa- ther John Capelle and Father J. MacEnaney attended the diner. Roller Skate 8 - 10:30 P.M. 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Am I right in assuming that: (1) The Gold Star Mothers cake sale bas been postponed, -and also their meeting tonight? (2) The Dorcas Society meets Thursday night at the Lutheran Church? (3) The Red Cross annual meeting is tomorrow night? by HS-1 has their final cof. fee Thursday morning,at Aero- palms? (5) “Class Night’ is tonight at the high school auditorium? (6) Ft. Taylor Officer's Wiv- es Club has their “Aloha” lun- cheon at Ft. Taylor on Friday plys a “vacation” fashion shew? (7) That you are very sorry that Judy Forns name was omit- ted from the Girl Scout notes on Saturday? And that you want all Girl Scouts to write about their troop, especially a- bout some activity they. parti- cularly enjoyed? And that you want the Scouts to do the writ- ing and net the leaders? And that you hope that the Brownies will serid in some notes, too? (7) The Outboard Auxilary meets tonight? I hepe that you will keep things straight from now on. 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The teaser ort for the | year will be given by Mr. Neil entation to will be given by Mr, Allan Hamp- Ts will pre- bers who have given over five and ten years continuous service to our local chapter. Judge Eva ‘Warner Gibson, no- minating committee chairman will present the slate of officers as pre- y|pared by the other members of this committee, Mr. Albert Carey, y|and Mr. William Kroll. Key West Radio and TV Service Calls Answered Promptly We Do Antenna Installations { TV ANTENNA and ACCESSORIES FOR SALE 826 Duval Street TEL, 2-8511 FLORIDA ON PARADE and Selected Shorts Show Times: MELBA 7:45 and 11:10 FLORIDA ON PARADE 010 ONLY TELEPHONE: Citisen Office, 2.5662 Following the election of officers, a movie, “Your Red Cross” will be shown with commentator, Mr. | since Rev. Rogers will also report" Louis Foy, Field Director of the|the chapter's activities for the year. nett tnt STRAND “ Wednesday Only | Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. 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