The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 24, 1954, Page 3

gEZRE 1 ee pier 5 & ip9 S8E9i small dinner party, learned that two days peppers, celery, tomatoes go on the stove the first day and sim- mer and simmer. And this I love -the second day more re thrown in! Can just see wonderful June tossing the $ i : i i i i | i i i i i i # i 7 i i é i 3 $3 i | = £ Pa E g i i 3 E H : 82 aEEE itt i - Ee i f €: eRe fh EEgre Hg nd what if one misses? Bet| 4nd Rita then, she calls on her pretty daughter of Pat Patton to Seriously, though *twas party in one of Our Town’s homes and June is to ee up and down the Alps”. Wonder if Yvonne is indulging in such an activity, By the way—here’s a “hi” to her and to’ hear ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE .“WELL DONE”—in this instance applies not only to the enjoyable pasty given by the County School Board for the teaching staff, but the excellent steaks being served by “Chefs” Harold Al- “Jen and Harold Haskins, They were assisted by Catherine Lowe (left). Haskins, who returned to the high school athletic department this year, has just taken one of the steaks from the fire and } Millen is ‘serving one:of the teachers as athletic director Win Jones looks on.—Citizen Staff Photo. * School Board Gives Steak Fry For Teachers At County Beach Friday County Beach. Over two hundred teachers, their husbands and wives gathered at the beach at six o’clock for the af- a special treat for the new- ers on the staff, home-made lime pies were served. ; on the menu were home beans, chef’s salad, garlic d, ice tea, potato chips, relish- , coffee and ice tea. The steaks were broiled over a eharcoal fire by members of the coaching staff. All the food ‘was prepared by other members of the faculty — including a pie bak- ed by one of the men teachers at the high school! (It was delicious.) Several of the teachers spent the summer abroad or toured various; parts of the country. A great many of them went to summer school! for refresher courses and to take special work in their fields. Those who worked on the school summer recreation program came in for a lot of good-natured ribbing on what price baby-sitting and joshing about the ‘suntan they ac- quited “loafing on the beach.” The youngest guest present was the two months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blais who was making her first public ap- pearance She came “formal” in a pair of blue and white polka dot didies! One pretty new teacher said, “1 never saw anything like this. When they told: me-the school board was going to have a picnic, I never dreamed it would bé anything more than cold cuts and potato salad!” All the new teachers expressed themselves as being amazed at the helpfulness and genuine hospitality extended to them by Key Westers. Several of them said they had never seen people go out of their way to make them feel at home the way the school authorities and local people had done. “We were a little worried about finding housing in Key West so you can imagine how nice it was to have a long list of available places ready and waiting for us when we got here.” One attractive young lady econ- fided that it was her first year and she was “‘scared to death the first time she met the faculty, but they’ve just been wonderful about helping me get started.” ‘They all agreed that it was a wonderful way to get acquainted with each other and with teachers in other schools in the city, and that they were looking forward to @ good school year. cooled by an “extra half-ton”! = = Have heard. there was a bit of confusion surrounding Friday’s column. Evidently some people have the same trouble with Span- ish I do. Can’t. speak it at ail. (Gonna take those lessons this Fei type cut for my little enough yh rdw 0 to sewhere the bathtub. See tomorrow. YOURS SINCERELY, |jeannette (Adv’t.) Fall a Service Notes William J. Jones William J. Jones, yeoman sea- man, USN, son of Mrs. Laura M. Jones of 522 Rose Lane, has. re- ported to the Charleston Group, At- lantic Reserve Fleet for duty. He was further transferred to Com- mander Sub Group 2, Charleston Group, Atlantic Reserve Fleet, U. S. Naval Base here. Jones, who entered the Navy in July, 1952, reported aboard from the submarine chaser USS 1387. Before entering the Navy, Jones was graduated from Burgaw High School, Burgaw; N. C., and was employed by Carter Fabrics Divi- sion, Wallace, N. C. Suzy’s Note Book Dates to remember: August 25—Aquacade at the Key Wester sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Katherine Rawls will be guest artist. August 28—JayCees ball at the Casa Marina. All fun and all for a good cause! Foundation Is Everything! Give your child the ad-|) vantage of the best pos- sible start in educational life. The Goodsneed . Schoo. 728 FLEMING STREET Only Few Openings Left Beach Party Given For Little League “All Stars” Sat. Members of the Litle Leeague “All Star” team were given a beach party at the County Beach on Saturday, by Mr, and Mrs. Tony Estenoz. The boys brought their parents, brothers and sisters to the wienie roast. Soft drinks, cake and candy were also provided by the hosts. The All Stars didn’t win the fin- als but the whole community is proud of the fight they put up and glad to have youngsters like these in the community. Estenoz said, “Let’s hope and j| pray that next year our boys will be the Florida champions.” Guests attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. Onelio Alvarez, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Perez, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Estenoz, Mr. and Mrs, ede ery oa oe Mrs. Lee Ren- nicks, Mr. @ its. Roy Valdez, Mt and Mrs. Pete Esquinaldo, Mr, Mrs. Milton Esquinaldo, Mr. and Mrs, Mike Hughs, Mrs. Sitica Estenoz, Mr. and Mrs, Al Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Otilio Campo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins, Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Fernandez, Mr. and Mrs. James Mira, Mrs, Caridad Gonzales, Mrs, Chelo Alfonso, Mr. Evilio Alvarez and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bath. Navy Chaplain Speaks At MYF The Lord’s Prayer was the topic of Chaplain Lineberger’s talk last night which was the. highlight. of the first evening of the Youth Week being observed at Ley Memorial! Methodist, Church. The evening began with supper and included handcrafts,.a study, recreation and the worship — pro- program, A film strip entitled “This is the | Fellowship” was shown during the study period. This was: the over all picture of the meaning of the MYF, A series of these film strips are to be shown during the week. The evening was enjoyed by everyone who attended last night. About half 2 million Americans have peptic ulcers, BETTY- WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF HEAT AND.COLD ? Clever Decorations At VX-1 “Travel Time” Luncheon One of the nicest luncheons of the summer season was enjoyed by the Officer’s Wives Club of VX-1, Thursday, August 19, at the A and B Lobster House. The ladies responsible for this enjoyable occason were Mrs. W. C, Kistler, chairman, . Mrs. C. W. Knaggs and Mrs. R. D. Meldahl. The name tags were tiny suit- cases carrying out the theme of the day, “Travel Time.” The clever and original place cards were maps of the different states of the U. S. A. Each mem- ber failing to recognize the state ‘on-her place card paid a small penalty. The attractively decorated tables, arranged in a horseshoe, were cen- tered with different types of min- iature conveyances. The delicious menu featured French fried shrimp, tossed salad, French fried potatoes, hushpuppies, ice tea or coffee. Lime Sherbet for dessert completed the menu. Newcomers welcomed and intro- duced were Mrs. J. R. Grieve, 4.3. 0, a, Drum, Mrs, Frank Cul- ley, Mrs, A. P. Kowalczyk and Mrs, W. Henry. . Mrs, W."D. Robinson had as her special guest, Mrs. W. E. Shedd. Being transferred are Mrs. R. L, Morris and Mrs. R. G. Gleeson. Both will be greatly missed by the group. Mrs. B. F, Weart, chairman, an- nounced the ‘committee for the September luncheon. Mrs. D. D. Nass will be assisted by Mrs. C, M. Rigsbee, Mrs. L. J. Reinhart, Mrs. J, Park and Mrs. C. G. Nel- son, The time and place will be an- nounced at a future date. For the past 50 years, 80 per cent of U. S. iron ore came from Minnesota’s Mesabi Range, Telephone: Supper-Dance Is Enjoyable Event Approximately thirty - five offi- cers and their wives enjoyed an in- formal supper on the patio of the Aeropalms club ‘last Friday even- ing at 7 o’clock when the Naval Hospital Officer’s Wives held their August social. Following cocktails and supper, daneing was enjoyed by many to the music of Gus Ayala’s orchestra. Mrs. Robert S. Simpson and Mrs. Robert: W. Rice was co-hostesses for the event. Mrs. White, Miss Anti To Tour South Europe Mrs. Beatrice White and Miss |Isabel Anti left August 14 from | New York on the Ile de France for a tour of southern Europe. Mrs. White will join her parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Laureano Moreno in Spain and return with them the |latter part of September. — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Citizen Office, 2-5661 Costume Party Enjoyed By Sigsbee Youngsters Judy Fincher, Otto Anderson, Joan Hoffman and Barbara Hick- man were the prize winners at the costume dance sponsored by the |Sigsbee Park “‘Teen-age Council”* held at the recreation shelter re- | cently, Nearly every Saturday night the | Sigsbee youngsters gather at the | shelter for a party: Soft drinks, . sandwiches, a cookies are served and the you jters have a grand time dancin: | recorded music. Family Plans Visits i\To Points Of Interest Mrs. |panied by her two daughters, Jege-> sie and Kathleen, her grandson, | Richard Albury, and nephew, Hol+ + extended vacation during which | they will visit points of interest in Washington, D. C., New York and Canada. EVERY TUESDAY TUESDAY, August 24 00—Ever Ready Star Club EVERY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY, August 25 1:30—BPO Does, Elks Club ot: AQUACADE PERFORMERS—who will appear at the American cade for the benefit of the emergency March of Dimes at the Left to right, the local lassies are Christine Cates, Blanch Santana‘@nd Christine Cates. The swim- mers have been trained by Mrs. James T. Williams and Mrs. Sam Miller. Katherine Rawls, for- mer Olympic star, will also appear.—Photo by Spillman. IN SUMMER , WHEN IT'S HOT, THE DAYS ARE LONG, AND IN WINTER, WHEN ITS COLD, THEY ARE SHORT ! : Glob Calendar : 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 noon 6:45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel 7:30—Youth for Christ Bible Study, Fleming St. Methodist Church 8:00-—-Knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming St. 8:00—Stock Car Association, Legion Home, Stock Island 10:00—Fleet Reserve Ladies Auxiliary, Naval Sta. Beach Patio, 30—Order of DeMolay, Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton Street :00—Ladies’ Auxiliary VFW, post home 325 Elizabeth Street 8:00—Navy Wives Club, Building 266 Naval Station 8:00—Junior Chamber of Commerce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. 12:30—FAWTU Officers’ Wives Club 7:30—Key West Amateur Radio Club, Armory Bldg, White Street Annex Auxiliary-sponsored aqua- ‘Wester pool tomorrow night. TIME OR SEASON DELICIOUS MILK AND CREAM IS ALWAYS THE SAME QUALITY ! THE KEY TO GOOD HEALTH Milk provides a considerable amount, not of one vitamin, but of most of the vitamins, those. mys- terious food elements. which protect from infec- tions, build good bedies and teeth and favor youthfulness and « ripe old age. ADAMS DAIRY 2401 Seidenberg Are , Drink Milk FOR HEALTH Telephone 2-7542 Kathleen Watkins accom< ¢= ton’ Jaycocks left August 14 for an «is