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Evening star., 1953-06-12
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

was navigator aboard r. S. Mil
ler's Gussie III which made the
lowest error in last Sundays
first-piloting test of the season
for Potomac. River Power Squad
ron. 1t was held off West River
Yacht Club located on Rhode
River.
Gussie III and her crew had
an error of 81 seconds late to win
the honors. A. L. Bowls Evie
III with up-and-coming Dick
Jones as navigator was second
with an error of l minute and
% seconds late. John w. Knox's
Four Jays, navigated by Commo-
dore William Clements of the
host club, was third with an
error of / minute and At seconds
early.
Admittedly these are not cham
pionship times but the squadron
is just getting started. They
have another contest on tap
July 3 off Leonardtown and prob
ably several more before the
Fifth District finals August IA
16 off Maryland Yacht Club near
Baltimore.
Potomac Boat Club holds it's
annual cleanup party starting at
10 am. tomorrow. It's a COM
bination work-and-fun affair de-
signed to put the clubhouse in
ship shape for the season.
Charlie Butt, coach of the Ma
tional Schoolboy rowing champs
from Washington j Lee High
School who operate out of PIC,
reports some members will be
at the intercollegiate rowing re-
gatta June 20 at Syracuse to
pick up a new Pocock 4-oared
shell for WI. The University
of Washington team very kindly
offered to bring it East for
Butt.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Potomac River Title
Al Stake in Sailing
Series Sunday

The Potomac River sailing
champion for 1853 will be Sc
lected in a round-robbin series
of races of Hains Point starting
at II am. Sunday.
The event is one of a series Of
major yachting affairs this week
end in the Chesapeake Bay area.
They include:
South River Yacht Clubs
two-day first annual sail re-
gatta which will draw a large
Washington delegation. Races
will begin for eight classes at
10 am. tomorrow.
2-GibSon Island Yacht Squad
ron's annual Love Point-Swan
Point race tomorrow for cruising,
racing. Delta and Star classes.
3-Portsmouth (VaD Outboard
Clubs two-day regatta for in
boards and stock outboards.
Winner Will Garry On.
In addition to earning the un-
official title of Potomac River
sailing champ, the winner of
Sundays series here will repre-
sent this area in the Chesapeake
sailing championships to be held
July 3 in Star boats at the
Baltimore Yacht Club. Winner
of the bay title and runnerup,
in turn, will meet Barnegat Bay
sailors July 25 at Mantoloking.
N j.
Winner of the finals in Jersey
goes to the North American
championships on Long Island
Sound off Larchmont Yacht Club
starting September %.
Owen Oakley, chairman of the
Potomac series. lists five skip
perS who have signed up for
Sundays races. They are Jack
Fordyce of the Thistle class:
Morton Knight, Chesapeake 2Os;
Marshall Hornblower, Light
nings; Bob Ray. Comets, and
Len Penso. Penguins. Oakley said
the Tempest class also may enter
a skipper.
Will Draw for Boats.
Shippers race in Lightnings
supplied by National Yacht Club
members. Contestants will draw
for boats then rotate in them
until five or six races are run
of. In that way no skipper will
race the same boat twice.
Ben Minor. race committee
chairman for Potomac River
Sailing Association, will run the
races.
For the South River regetta,
Commodore Bus GrubbS has
scheduled a three-race series
for Thistles. Comets, Penguins,
Chesapeake 16s, Chesapeake 2Os,
Nationals, Snipes and Hamptons.
There will be two races for all
hands tomorrow and a final at
10 am. Sunday.
The club is making plans for
q big show af1oat and ashore in
Guiding dance at the clubhouse
tomorrow night. Regetta chair
men are Leroy Mason and David
Williams III; race chairman is
Arnie Gay, we'll known cruising
skipper of Annapolis.
Several courses have been laid
out in the Severn River. 1t is
South River Yacht Clubs first
regetta sanctioned by Chesa-
peake Bay Yacht Racing AsSocia-
ton. M. L., jr.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

ably within five years Virginia
will have more sewage treatment
plants per capita that any other
State. Since the State Water
Control Board was organized in
l947, more than 125 sewage
treatment plants have been or
are being constructed, with so
more in the planning stage.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

Trouting in Maryland and
Virginia mountain streams has
been hit or miss lately. due
somewhat to weather but pri-
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Randolph Turpin Divorced

LONDON. June IL (P).-Mrs.
Randolph Turpin, wife of the
British claimant to the world
middleweight boxing title, was
granted divorce today on
grounds of cruelty. Turpin did
not contest the suit.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
CIV and Navy to Seek
College Dinghy Title

George Washington University
and Navy shippers compete
against sailors from six other
schools in the three-day inter-
collegiate dinghy championships
opening Wednesday at Kings
Point, N. Y.
Other f1nalists for the famed
Morss Trophy are Harvard, Pur-
due. Stanford. NIT, Ohio State
and Claremont-Pomona College.
Harvard won the championship a
year ago.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
Capitol PBA to Hear
Report on Regatta

Capital Power Boat Association
holds it's monthly meeting Thurs
day at $3.50 pm. at Corinthian
Yacht Club, with Commodore
Paul Price presiding.
Major item of business is a re-
port from Chairman John Nc
Keever on a sanctioned inboard-
outboard regatta here July 26.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
.DOrcas Society
Makes Plans
For Bazaar

Dorcas Society Of Grace Luther
an Church held a special meeting
at the church last week to hear
committee reports and discuss fin
al plans for the coming church ba.
zaar.
Arrangements were made for
wood for hobby horses which will
be sold at the fete, and for home
baked food which will also be sold.
The food includes pies, cakes,
cookies and candies. There will be
a number of hand made articles
offered for sale including crochet
ed pot holders, doilies, dolls and
decorative objects for the home.
Food to be served will consist
of baked beans, barbecued beef on
buns, cranberry organge relish, ice
cream and cake and coffee and
milk. Soft drinks will be sold
throughout the bazaar.
Next monthly meeting Of the Dor
cas- group viii be the first Thurs.
day in November.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
Social Events
CurtaiIed Here
For Polio Ban

The polio ban is taking its toll
of social engagements and halo
ween doings. The telephone has
been busy with groups and indivi.
|duals, all anxious to cooperate in
the program to protect their chill
|dren, cancelling or postponing an.
|nounced events.
Poinciana School PTA has can,
celled all halloween festivities and
Ley Memorial Church has regret.
fully put aside plans for q halo.
ween social.
xii Officers Wives Club ha.
postponed its luncheon and bridge
scheduled Wednesday at Raul's res.
taurant, and Naval Air Station OF.
ficers' Wives Club has put off Its
luncheon at Echoasis honoring Mrs.
George C. Towner which was also
to be held Wednesday. A third
Wednesday meeting, the owe Book
Review group, has postponed It's
program Of discussion of several
books about Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
lROn,eIia Sanchez
Weds Key Wester
III, Home Rites

Romelia Sanchez of Regla, Cuba
became the bride of Elpidio Rodri,
quez of Key West at the home oil
her sister, Mrs. Joe Perez, 9l(
Simonton ST.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Manuel (Mongolo)
Sanchez, and attendants for the
bride and groom were Mrs. Joe Pc.
rez and Angel A. Garcia. The cere.
mony was performed by Pedro
Aguilar, notary republic.
The couple received their friends
after the wedding, and refresh.
ments were served. They viii hon.
Ieymoon in Miami Beach. Upon
their return they will make their
home In Key West.
The groom is the youngest son
of the late Felo Baby Rodriguez,
noted Key West bali player whose
name appears in the Cuban Hail
of Fame at the Gran Stadium in
Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

Visit Key Vest

Five members Of the National
Federation Of Grandmother Clubs
of America. Inc, visited Key Yves.
over the weekend.
The group drove to Key West
from st. Petersburg at the conclu.
sion there. They also Jew to Ha.
vana.
She grandmothers were Mrs. Ma.
~ Livesay and Mrs. Myrtle Bay.
mes, Houston, Tex; Mrs. Lucy Ste.
wart and Mrs. Viola Rawall, Cor.
|pus Christi, Tex, and Mrs. Edith
Waddell, Portland, Tex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

marine aspect of life here so that
questions asked by tourists when
the season begins can be answered
fully.
City school teachers Joining the
group for the boat trip were head
ed by Miss Eugenia Nicola. Par
ticularly enjoyed by the passengers
when the boat anchored for awhile
far out from shore, were the
bright yellow and purple sea fans
and the variegated coral rock for
nations on the ocean floor.
The trip climaxed the observance
by BPW Club of Women's Week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
.BPW Sponsors
Trip On Boat For
Friends, Members

Celebration Of Women's Week
was rounded out by the Business
and Professional Women's Club
with a luncheon at the Banana Tree
Grill which was followed by a boat
ride on the "Fireball" a glass bot.
tom boat.
In charge Of the excursion was
Mrs. Josephine Bonamy who point,
ed out that one Of the purposes Of
the trip was to help Key Westers
appreciate the beauty of their is.
land when seen from the sea, and
also to acquaint them with the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
|St. PGups Church
Announces Plans
For Festival

Final plans have been made for
the Halloween festival to be given
on the grounds Of St. Paul's Epis-
Icopal Church beginning at 4:3o
b. m. Thursday. Oct. END and ex-
tending through Friday, Oct. 23rd.
On Thursday at $50 p. m. there
win be q childrens' costume parade
with prizes awarded for the pref.
test and funniest costumes for both
boys and girls
At 1880 there win be q cake con-
|eest with prizes awarded for the
best decorated cakes. Anyone wish
ing to enter this contest please
call Mrs. o. J. Sheppard at 2-2s7s
before noon Of October 22nd.
Thursday evening, Oct. 22nd,
there will be q dance at the Parish
Hall at 8 o'clock, with door prizes
given. Music win be by the Coral
Isle Serenaders.
Both Thursday and Friday eve
|nings there WIN be q witch's pot,
cake and candy sale, country
store, archery, white elephant IA.
BILE. hand made articles, hot dogs
and soft drinks, and several other
attractions for both grown-ups and
children.
Proceeds Of the sale win 90 to
the Church Building Fund, which
is now at the half way mark. The
church Is In need Of extensive re.
pair and renovation In order to
preserve the architecture Of the
original building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
TUESDAY. October 10th:

TUESDAY, October 20th
s:o0-Thrit Shop at Naval Comissary a12
sW-Ladies Day Golf Tournament at Key West Coli Club
12:3o-FRA Ladies Auxiliary, a A and Lobster House
SW-unior "omans Club, at the Womans Club
6aS-kiwanis Club. at La Concha Hotel
7:30-Youth For Christ Fleming ST Methodist Church
7:so-Minoca Council No ls at Redmens Han
So-Assemby No Is Rainbow Girls at Scottish Rite Temple
74S-Dupicate Bridge. at Fl TAYLOR
S0O-BeginnerS' Bridge at Fl TAYLOR
oW-SSn Ar Patrol at Legion Home Stock Island
S0O-Disabled Amer Veterans No Is Mt 422 Amelia 81
soo-PTA at Key West High School
WEDNESDAY, October 2lst:
10:S0Navy Wives Club No. ss AT Bldg ia Naval Station
12:3o-HSl owe place to be announced
lO0-Ceramic Class at West Martelc School
ado-Monroe county FTA Council, place to be announced
S00-Dade Lodge No. H. Scottish Rite Temple
SOo-BPW Club, at the Womans Club
SOO|ayCees at Jr Chamber of Commerce clubhouse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

wg@0&10 bAAb W@D PUe w Wy 13Abs W
les and Carol Buell..
At the business meeting, Mr..
Robert Kershaw, membership
chairman, announced PTA mem.
bexship at - with the first and
second grades achieving 100 PEI
cent membership.
Miss May Sands, publications
chairman, has II subscriptions for
The National PARENT Teachers ma.
gazine.
Mrs. Raymond FELTON, showed the
group the new safety nag which
win be presented TO the Safety Pa.
troll on Tuesday, Oct. 10th at $50
o. m. In . special program.
John Gelabert, ways and means
chairman, told Of the project Of
giving movie once . week. Funds
from the films would be applied
toward the purchase Of fans for the
school rooms. Mr.. Gelabert also
made q motion that the PTA buy
IN adapter for the movie projec.
tor. The motion was seconded and
carried.
Mrs. Max Foster, unior Red
Cross representative, asked par
ents TO give money to children fog
donation, 50 each child can wear
the Red Cross button. II was point.
ed out that chairman for the
summer roundup program Is still
needed. A County council meeting
win be held Oct. 2ist at Truman
school.
II was announced that five class.
e. win be moved into the new
addition during the week Of Oct,
18th.
ROOM Representatives continue
with plans for the Halloween fes.
tival to be held Oct. 18th at l:3o
>. m. on the school grounds. Some
"get-acquainted" parties have
been given, with more 10 follow
soon.
Mrs. Bernard Frank asked al
members TO Join the study group
which win meet following the room
Representatives meeting on Nov.
and ut 1880 p. m. In the library.
Room Count banners were pre-.
scented to the pupils Of Miss Miriam
Carey's LIST grade and Mrs. Carol
Gehr's eth grade.
Social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed at the close Of the
meeting with the sth grade enter.
tanning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
Girls Day Observed Here
By Representatives From
Content And High School

City Hall officials are still In
the settling down process after
turning over their jobs to q bevy
of bright-eyed youngsters from the
Convent of st. Mary Immaculate
and Key West High School.
The girls, eager to find out what
it felt like to be an official Of the
city government for 4 day, were
chattering excitedly as they gath.
cred at city hall after . motorcade
through Key West.
Gloria Muniz was named "may'
orr for the event. That office is
rotated each year between the
high school and convent girls, this
year the honor going to the con.
vent.
The function Of each office and
branch of local government was
explained to the girls who were &C.
companied by Mrs. Eva Newhouse
and Mrs. Mary Graham and an.
other chaperon.
They took over the court and
tried" cases, but fed the halls
Of justice when the fire siren
sounded, and they manned the fire
trucks for a whirl through Key
West streets watched by amused
citizens who admired the pulchri
ltude of the "fire department"
The tour through municipal de-
|partments began after a welcom.
ing address from Mayor C. B. Har.
vey who gave his enthusiastic sup
port to the plan Of introducing stu
dents to city government in this
celebration Of Girls Day. The spe-
cial day was sponsored by the Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Club Of Key West.
Girls taking part In the days
activities were: mayor, Gloria Mu-
niz; city manager, Pat Byrd; city
commissioners, Sylvia Smith, De-
ana Archer, Teresa Bardwell and
Elvira Perez; city clerk, Ana Rod
riquez; finance director, Sarah
Bringman; purchasing agent, Ca
talina Santamaria; public service
director, Shelia Sweeting; tax as.
SCISSOR, Mary Sweeting and city at
torney, Marilyn Adams.
Also participating in roles: city
Judge, Jacqueline Delaney: electric
Barbara Dickens; build
ing inspector, Lois Robinson; plum
bling Inspector, Joyce johnson;
police chief, Barbara Twiehaus;
police lieutenants, Sylvia and Nan
cy Pellicier: police sergeants Gu
arina Rodriguez and Katherine
policemen, Fay VIII
liams, Sylvia Fernandez, Ray Win
kle, Martha Steed, Alvania Single
ION. Sylvia Eley and MALTA San
ioval.
The fire department was repre-
sented by Fire chief, Jackie Sch
raider; fire captain, Eleanor Cato:
lire lieutenents, Martha Padilla
and Helen Brahms; and firemenI
Noemi Cantillo, Donnie Cree, JoI
Ann Mullins, Elizabeth Braun, Ma
rilyn Marsh, Peggy McCrea. Gla-
iys Barnwell and Mary Clark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
Executive Board
adopts Ne,c Book

The Executive Board Of Monroe
County Council p. T. A. met at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Dopp, Fran
els Street. recently, with Presi'
dent Mrs Ben Adams presiding
The new program book for the
year 1sSS-A was unanimously &C,
eepted. Plans were completed for
the October meeting which viii b.
held at Truman Elementary School
N October n, at 7:G p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
owe Plans
Luncheon, For
Future Meeting

FAWTU Officers' Wives Club Is
going ahead with their plans for
q Nov. 9Th luncheon meeting, with
/ the provision that the polio ban
will be lifted by that time.
The Fort Taylor meeting, al
which FAWTU wives viii be the
hostess group to all Officers
Wives Clubs, win have. as special
entertainment, an original musical
production.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

II you have q dress, skirt or stole
that's trimmed with sequins, take
extra care when pressing. Use only
. moderately hot iron and work
quickly. ironing on the wrong side
LOT the material.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
County PTA
Meets Wednesday

The Monroe County Council PTA
will meet at the Truman Elemen.
|tary School on October q at 7:45
Ip. m.
The program win be a panel dis
|cussion by the presidents of all the
schools in the County interpreting
policies of P. T. A. All delegates
are urged to attend. The public is
cordially invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
JayShees To Meet
o., Thursday

The JayShees will hold q meet.
Ing Thursday, Oct. 22nd at The
home Of Mrs. Everette Sweeting,
1909 Rose St.. at eight o'clock.
Hostess for the group viii be
Mrs.. Leroy Sawyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

Whip a quarter cup Of cream and
fold 1t into q cup Of mayonnaise;
top fruit salad with this fluffy
dressing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

Marinate onion rings In mild
vinegar that's been sweetened with
a little sugar and served with ham
burgers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
Truman School Parent e0chers
Hold Skits, Plan Activities

Mrs Jane Bayly conducted October meeting the Truman
Elementary School PTA which convened with the pledge OF ale
glance The Flag, followed by crpte reading and the Lords
Prayer.
Two sks given en TO School with Mrs. Raymond
Felton, Mrs. william Fairey and Roy Hoover participating The
shit put By Mrs. infred Fryza Miss Mary Ing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

Plastic bags are handy for stor-
Ing foods Of Irregular shape in the
refrigerator. Aluminium foil Is also
useful for storing such foods.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

New electric utility plants to be
built in the United States by 1856
win consume Is million tons Of
local annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

For fine chopping, q mincer is q
handy gadget. This is a knife with
two or four curved blades that's
used with q shallow wooden bowl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20
Tes, And Twenty
Years Ago
A. Taken from Files Of
Tho Citizen

OCTOBER 70. 1893
The Coast Guard Cutter Modoc,
which has been stationed here, has
been transferred to New York.
Raymond Bethel, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalbert Bethel, who had been
visiting in Miami, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Paul Lowe Is back from
Miami where she has been visiting
relatives.
OCTOBER 20, ls43
Gerald Adams announced bis
candidacy for q seat on the City
Council today.
Howard England. SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. England, is now in
training at Paris Island after en-.
listment in the Marine Corps.
Flora Fournier left today for
Scottsbluff, Neb., where she will
become the bride of Technical Ser
geant David T: Viers. She is the
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Goethe
of Key West.
RomeliaSan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-20

Mrs. Paul Lowe is back from
Miami where she has been visiting
relatives.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21

ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Divoky
celebrated their 28th wedding
anniversary May 10th at home
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21
News by Mrs. HI. YondO
Telephone Newbury 592
ST. HELEN CHURCH

ST. HELEN CHURCH
A Solemn High Mass was
said Sunday May 18th at 8
o'clock by Father Moran(our
Pastor) in honor of st. Helen's
First Communicates and Par
ents( and or relatives as pater-
nal representatives,. Inspiring
and awesome were the cere-
monies. The Solemn Mass and
the May Growing which was
beautifully carried by the Com
municantS, Parents and Pattern
al representatives. The little
Wulfrum girl and Jimmy Biz
jak were chosen to crown our
Blessed Mother. The little
Angels, Flower Girls. Singers,
CroSsbearers and all who took
part deserve much credit.
Last but not least, the organ
ist, as little Patrick Peldner
said to his mommie, (where is
that nice music coming from?)
Many thanks 60 to Father
Moran. The CatechistS who are
so devoted to the children. The
Sisters of Notre Dame, and
wonderful parishioners who
helped the Sisters to pick up
the chilren, and drive them
home again.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21
NeWbury News Items

st. AIMS Study Club met at
the home of Mrs. c. Ademic.
Members enjoyed a pot-luck
lucheon, and held election of
officers. Those elected were as
follows President, Mrs. Helen
Preyzek; Vice-President, Mrs.
Anna Kolenec; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. Faye Clapacs.
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
st. Helen'S Mission Circle No
IL during meeting had "a dis
cussion about Carnival. Much
headway was made financially
for a Doll booth and an Apron
booth. A Thank You had been
received from Sister Theopane
from Maternity Institute, Sante
Fe, New Mexico.
Three more boxes of infant
clothing was sent the past
month.
A good time was had by all
following meeting.
Mission Meeting was held al
the home of Mrs. Fran Kristoff
Wednesday, May 18th.
BAPTISM
The Kristoff home simply
buzzed with activity the past
week, with the preparation Oi
Baptism Sundays at st. Helen's
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21

church. The God-Parents, John
ME and Dorothy Kristoff of
Cleveland, o., were the proud
sponsors of Nancy Louise. Pic
lures were taken of Father
Moran, pastor of st. Helen's,
and the group during the
Baptism. The guests attending
were Grandma and grandpa
Klein, also relatives from Cir
ard, o. The Christening dress
was worn by Nancy Louise's
two brothers and cousin, so this
is the fourth time the beautiful
full length Christening dress
has been worn.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-21

from a group of 81. The rest
of which will be placed on
Farm Teams. No boy will be
left out. An opportunity for
all. Practice began Wednesday.
Uniforms have been ordered.
Good luckD