The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 24

The Palm Eeach Tost, Thursday, Aug. 31, 1DG1 Page 13 Banyan's Life Expectancy Short Sale Beginning Friday Will Aid Gene Zcinan Civic Activities l)e willing to sell their residence under conditions favorable to today, eon meeting, 12:15 p. m. Hotel George Washington. their interest.

Kip added that Mrs. William Sisler of Palm Beach, the bene COl'XTY Palm Beach County Chapter, American Association tor the United Nations, Dr. Ludd M. open part of the day Monday, Labor Day. Latest donations to the fund factor who placed $10,000 in a spe have pushed the total up to 270, Kravetz said.

cial account for moving the tree to Dreher Park, has been advised cated willingness. Kip said that when Mrs. Opdahl was approached, she replied she would consider it. Proposals also were made to try to obtain property just to the north of the auto firm's headquarters and also across Lakeview Avenue to the south. Kip said the owner to the north has indicated he is not interested at this point in selling his property, but would consider it.

The owner of property across the avenue to the south, Kip said, Life expectancy of the 50-year-old banyan tree, a landmark to many thousands of persons at the northeast corner of Olive and Lakeview Avenue, still is some time next week. Harper A. Dark owner of Clark Oldsmobile said the tree is safe for the Labor Day weekend, but that thereafter he would have the tree taken down to make wcy for a parking lot across the avenue from his firm's headquarters. That is, unless something unforeseen occurs. So far nothing tangible to save the tree has taken place, but the Banyan Tree Committee is working on a number of proposals, according to Herbert W.

Kip, speaking as a member of the committee not as city parks and recreation director. The city has shied away from a proposal to move the tree to Dreher Park because engineers say moving it over streets could result in thousands of dollars in damage to streets, water and sewer lines and utilities. One proposal of the committee was for Clark to lease the Banyan Tree Restaurant property from Mrs. Emma Opdahl. Clark indi of the committee's investigations.

DKFAMATIO.X CLAIMED Northwood Civitan Club's week-long' rummage sale will begin Friday, with 30 per cent of the receipts slated for the Gene Zeman Fund. The sale will get underway at Mullen's Office Supply, 511 North-wood Road, at 9:30 a. and will continue through next week. Elliott Kravetz, club president, said the store would be closed Sunday but probably would be A complaint for $101,500 for alleged defamation of character has been filed in Circuit Court Northwood Kiwanis Club, Gle-son N. Stambaugh member of the Port of Palm Beach Commission, speaker on "Water," dinner meeting, 7:30 p.

m. today, El Bo Room. Southboro Civitan Club, discussion of club business matters, dinner meeting, 7 p. m. today, Carting House Restaurant.

West Palm Beach Board of Realtors, panel discussion on "Phases of Civic Work," with Dean Robinson, city personnel Spivey, president, speaker, special luncheon meeting, noon to-Coca-Cola Bottling 501 E. Railroad Ave. WLST PALM BEACH Civitan Club of West Palm Beach, discussion of club projects, luncheon meeting, 12:15 p. m. today, Hotel George Washington.

Exchange Club of West Palm Beach, surprise program, lunch against Dejay Southern Stores Red China Visit TOKYO, Wi China's news agency said Wednesday Os-valdo Dorticos, president of Fidel Castro's Cuba will visit Communist China in late September. owner and operator of Kay- had discussed the subject with bee Store, 431 Clematis by her daughter and said they might Max J. Kowitz. HEAVY WESTERN BEEF! Series II Donds Rale Increases director: John D'lppolito, city finance director; and Robert D. Atkisson, city tax assessor; as speakers, luncheon meeting 12:15 p.

m. today, Hotel George Washington. PALM BEACH Rotary Club of Palm Beach, Kenneth I. Van der Hulse, Amos CHUCK All Center A recent change in U.S. Treas Cuts Well Trimmed! Thick Cut Chuck or Round Bone Shoulder! "For That Charcoal Cookout" ury Department regulations permits owners of Series Savings Bonds' to continue holding then E.

Jackson and Ira L. NeSmith, for an additional 10 years at a higher rate of interest, a straight per cent annually, according to O. B. Carr, savings bonds chair NEW FIRST CUTS Am man in this county. HOURS speakers on "Rotarian Scholarship Fund," luncheon meeting, 12:15 p.

m. today, Schrafft's Restaurant. RIVIERA BEACH Kiwanis Club of Riviera Beach, Stuart I. Taber, city director of recreation, speaker, and surprise features, luncheon meeting, 12:15 p.m. today, CapL Alex's LB.

This concerns bonds bought between June, 1952, and January, 1957. The bonds were originally is 12-OZ. Vp CELLO I MAY'S WIENERS sued to pay an average of 3 per cent annually for their life on nine Rojtmary Northwood Stores Opn Every Kit 'Til 9 Northwood: MAY'S SLICED BACON years, eight months. The first MAY'S FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE if matures in February, 1962. The extension period is automatic, and owners won't have to do anything.

Sun. 7 to 1 P.M FREE PARKING OWE CASH CHECKS 3rVv PKG" PKGS. rv. Close Study CATANIA, Sicily Scien-tists from the United States, Russia and 10 other countries will attend a vulcanology conference here at the foot of Mt. Etna Sept.

15. Claj bourne Accepts Position With CIA WW Fr.ih Quick Fresan Rosemary: Sun. 7 to 12 4 Points Store Open Thurs. 'til 9 ri. I Sot.

'til 10 Sunday to 8 P.M. Nevin E. Claybourne, 934 W3T LIMIT 2 LBS. PLEASE Churchill Road, has accepted a po sition with the U.S. International FRYER LIVERS LB.

49 LIMIT 2 LBS. PLEASE Cooperation Administration in HARRIS AT PARLEY John M. Harris, of Harris Mu Greece. LYKES COUNTRY STYLE SMOKED LONG ISLAND-READY TO COOK sic is attending a sales Claybourne, former chief air port traffic controller at Palm Beach International Airport, has just completed a two-year assignment as airways operation spe Training Course in New York City. The week-long course, given by Steinway Sons, piano manufacturers, includes inspection of factories, discussions, and demonstrations by Steinway executives.

GRADE 3ViT0 4 LB. AVG. cialist with the ICA in Thailand His wife and son have returned to their home on Churchill Road. HYGRADE COOKED CANNED WESTERN SMALL BAR-3-Q SIZE rui I I FRUITED, READY 2 to 3 LB. AVG.

SPARERIBS LB. TO BROWN SERVEI LB 3 to 4 LB. PIECES mourn WHOLE-10 to 12 LB. AVG. LB.

59 HEAVY MEATY SIZE, 5 lbs. up lb. 29 ICAULKIUTE CAULKING COMPOUND WESTER, ROYAL'S TENDER CHICK FLA. DRESSED LEAN 2V usee rt it DIRR'S GOLD SEAL ASSORTED LUNCHEON MEATS WHOLE LB. MEATY FRYERS IMS ML I Mi I I It CUT-UP lb.

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or PINK LEMONADE PAR-KEN LIMEADE lessen lnside-0u tilde! Wood-Metal Cement! Tile Red or Green! Light or Dark Gray! First Quality! 3S FIRM TOMATOES 2- 35 DINNER REDY GAL. 4 CALIFORNIA Turkey Chunks Ham Slices 1 GOLDEN xMn ''Wii RIPE 9 Honeydews MRS. PAUL'S 9Vi OZ. PKG. FISH STICKS A.