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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-02 Forecast MagazineOm village of , 11111400WEINIPIJUNI &MAW= 62 NORTH PALM •1tAGH I D A U.S. Postage BULK RATE 2 7/ 80 PAID PERMIT NO. 18 W.Palm Beach Florida YOUR BEST GOLF EQUIPMENT BUYS ARE MADE THRU YOUR OWN CLUB Pro -Shop CONSULT YOUR PROFESSIONALS FASHIONS & GIFTS FOR FLORIDA LIVI G & GIVING • • Bazaar Plaza Riviera Beach • Village Square T e que s to • Colonial Village North Palm Beach r t rtre co. ONE OF FLORIDA'S LARGEST AND FINEST 219 South Dixie Highway West Palm Beach, Florida TEmpt a 2-0532 C AST THE NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB MAGAZINE Championship 18 Hole Got f Course — Driving Runge — Golfer's Den (Golf Instruction Center) Lim! ted Membership Championship Swim Team — Olympic Pool Dining Room and Bar Social Activities NORTH PALM BEACH - FLORIDA 911 PARK AVENUE - LAKE PARK eneVI° (DEWEY'S) HARDWARE . cdtt's Turf-- Builder,Bonus and Kwit Spreader Loaned Free Paints.... Plumbing Supplies Open 8 A.M. OPEN SUNDAYS - 6 P.M. 8 A.M. - 1 P.M. WE'VE GOT EM!! 100 COLOR HOME PHOTOS H REAL ESTATE 848-2563 800 U. S. 1 - North Palm Beach First American Bank 401 Northlake Blvd. North Palm Beach, Fla. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ',Till gazebo Colonnades Beach Hotel cl Palm Beach Shores SQSA& SiiiVw Phone 848-5867 Marta's Stationery Cards ART SUPPLIES CUSTOM FRAMING CUSTOM DESIGNING ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 783 NORTMLAKc BLVD. NORTH PALM BEACH, FLA. COMPLIMENTS of NORTH PALM BEACH UTILITIES, INC. FORECAST February 1967 FROM THE MANAGER'S DESK Our Junior Golfers are heading for a big year with eight boys all capable of shooting 75 or better vieing for 4 positions on the Riviera Beach High School Team. This team is capable of winning the state Championship. North Palm Beach Country Club's Kim Schwencke appeared on the front cover of "Golf World", the only national golf news weekly. Take advantage of the Saturday morning golf clinics for your children-11 o'clock every Saturday morning on the Range. Individual instruction by appointment. The "Golfer's Den" will be open shortly. Clubs on exhibit will be made to order to your specifications. Mr. Al Bryant is retiring as of February 1st to enter the "consulting field". Mr. Larry Ferguson is now our Greens Superintendent. Larry has been employed for the last six months as Assistant Superintendent. Many new improvements are contemplated during the growing season. Additional trees, shrubs and cart paths. Good housekeeping depends on the individual players. Please put trash in the receptacles, repair ball marks, and observe cart rules. See you at the Club. "Shu" �t::�k'f'Q• • Mr. Norma n n Higg un s presenting the key to the new Golfer's Den to Mayor Tom Lewis. Mr. Higgins and Mr. Don Nohelty are co-chairmen of the Country Club Gifts and Bequests Committee, and along with the rest of the committee have donated their time and the materials for the building. John Lidinsky, William Reid, Dale Herrington, Les Barbour, Barton King and John Kittle are their committee members. We thank these wonderful men from the bottom of our hearts. One of the highlights of the "Tencennial" was the playing exhibition given by Marilyn Smith and Sybil Griffin, pictured in front of the newly finished "Golfers' Den". Marilyn and Sybil are two of the most respected and successful members of the Ladies' Pro- fessional Golf Association. It was wonderful to watch them. Sybil is giving lessons at North Palm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Make a date with her ! FORECAST February 1967 FORECAST February 1967 The North Palm Beach Tencenniel Celebration, January 13, 14, and 15 is now another page in the history of the Village. The Weather was marvelous up tilt the 3rd hole of the Jai Alai golf match on Sunday, so well never quite know whether a gold club or a wicker basket is the best tool to propel a golf ball. The Jai Alai players, Trejo and Pedro played our Champion, Bill King, and the Championship runner-up, Bob Stevens. "Teeing off" are Trejo, Bob Stevens, Pedro, and Bill King. The girls are, our own Delores Crouse, and Claudine Tele-wager from the Jai Alai Fronton. C� Commissioner E. F. Van Kessel pictured with Tencennial Tournament winners, and 'Shu". Left to right, Mr. Van Kessel, Ruby Bryant (Mrs. Al), Irene Winbigler (Mrs. J), Joan King (Mrs. Bill), Nita Michelson (Mrs. Nels), Michelle Lewis (Club Manager for the Day), Dave Clark from the Village Commission, Shu . Front row: Andy McGarry, Dave Craft, Larry Mueller, Mayor Thomas F. Lewis, Rudy Arsenicos, and Max Macon. SUNDAY Tournament winners were: 1st. —Our Champion Bill King with a 67, net 65. 67s weft* made by Wiliam Thornberry, L. Rogers,. -Al K r' and Joe Spelerberg. On January 22nd,-,there ll be an 18 hole play-off for lid and-Std. POOL NEWS: The Swimming Team continues its winning ways as the Florida Golf Coast AAtJ Winter Season begins. In the first meet for each age group Bobby Shaw and Greg Kurty won firsts in boys' events, and Liz Tiedemann, Joan Gewinner, Cathy Teidemann, Cyd Bougae and Jean Barrus won in the girls' division. The Tencennial Celebration seemed to be a hugh success but we are very sorry the rain forced us to cancel the water show Sunday afternoon. The Swim Team was going after several team records (two were broken before the rain stopped us: one by Mary Vincent and another by Liz Tiedemann), and Al Coffey, former World's Professional Diving Champion, was to do some regular and clown diving. Al did get in four dives from the tower before the wind forced him to stop. The new sky blue Hawaiian print team tanksuits are now in stock in the pool office. „ ..:...:....... . ::,..:fr,..,,.Y; u::..,: '�.r- +�"� i�,Rt•'�'Ft,3. >.%Sr-�ix.�.:, :,.., ,.. awaazaaoauxiwnioSGo-Y�.,a`x3a•�o<i57� Al Coffey diving from our Tower before the rains came Father Time and the baby New Year were portrayed by Art Crouse as Father Time, and Jim Beau = Wade as the adorable baby 1967 at the stroke of midnight, New Year's Eve. Quite a picture isn't it? .xU' k Y:.+:' 3�' :xv •'r .-'v rvt-.v.•. • .'y v?c:�?:�`'.{ax.: Kim, Gardiner Dickinson and David Father and Baby Kim Schwencke, Gardner Dickinson and Dave Shuster. Kim and David both tied for 1st in their age groups at the Holiday In- vitational Junior Tournament at PGA dur- ing the holidays. Both lost in sudden death play-offs, Kim to James Simon of Butler, Pennsylvania, and Dave to Jim Miller of Miami Dade Junior College. Gardiner looks happy! Februalry 1967 3, SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PATRONIZE YOUR ADY(RT1SERS Sunday Night Buffet - 6-9 12 Sunday Night Buffet - 6 -9 9 Sunday Night Buffet - 6-9 Sunday Night Buffet - 6-9 6 Dining Room Closed Sandwiches In the Bar 13 Dining Room Clos ed Sandwiches In the Bar 20 Dining Room Closed Sandwiches In the Bar 27 Dining Room Closed Sandwiches In the Bar 1 Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro 14 Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro 21 Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro 28 Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro Ladies' Golf Ladies' Social Club 8 Ladies Golf 15 Ladies' Golf Ladies' Social Club 22 Ladies' Golf WGA Business Luncheon THURSDAY 2 Bridge Tourney Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro 9 B ridge Tourney Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro 16 Bridge Tourney Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro Bridge 23 Tourney Golf Lessons By Sybil Griffin LPGA Pro FRIDAY Seafood Buffet 6PM 10 Seafood Buffet 6PM 1 � Wig Show Luncheon Seafood Buffet 6PM 24 Seafood Buffet 6PM SATURDAY 4 Jr. Golf Clinic 111.12 Club Night "Shipwreck Party" 11 Jr. Golf Clinic 11-12 18 Jr. Golf Clinic 11«12 Zij Jr. Golf 11-12 TRIP TO POMPANO CARPET CRAFTSMEN SHOWROOM & MILL END SHOP 1325 Broadway — Riviera Beach PHONE 848-8396 FORECAST February 19%7 FORECAST February I967 WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION — The NPB Tencennial Committee donated three trophies. and January llth was the BIG DAY for our WGA Tournament. Joan Kingwon with a net of 71. Irene Winbigler _placed second with 74 while Norma McCombs and Ruby Bryant tied and played a sudden death nine which gave Ruby third place. Irene was a dark horse —in a manner of -s —since she had just joined the WGA in time to enter —what a way to start ! By the way, Anne Medeires is our other new member this month. More honors for us in the plaque which Mayor Tom Lewis, an behalf of the Vie of North Palm Beach, presented to the-WGA for "Outstanding Contributions to the Recrea- tion of Our Village" (hope rve capitalized the right words i !!) Here again are the Chip -Ins: Barbara Scoliin, Ethel Martin, Irene Spellerberg, Billie Lange and Enid Schwenke. For anyone who thinks that our group is a giggling, gossipping, gabfest, just come on over any Wednesday. We are a SERIOUS group. Just witness the array of charts that challenges our return to the locker room. One lists our scores (or should I say Scares) for "Team Play", the second, "Get Acquainted", permits us to check the names of all other girls with whom we play (the more the merrier), and the third is for "Ringer" trophy in the spring. Think of the fun at our house now that my binoculars have been replaced by a 233 power telescope belonging to our youngest son — Hostesses for February-8th and 15th—Alice Neller and Catherine Dixon: the 22nd and March lst—Blanche Saunders and Evelyn Strauss. Happy Valentines Day, Betty Toren, Publicity Chairman. "Shu" and our President Ginny May receiving the Tencennial Appreciation Plaque from Tom Lewis, Mayor of our wonderful Village of North Palm Beach. The WGA donated the attractive blue tee markers last year. SWIM, SLIM, TRIM CLUB — Due to the slightly chilly mornings we've been experiencing lately, the exercise classes will be temporarily discontinued. Watch the Forecast and the dining room bulletin board at the Club for notice when we will resume. If all goes well, we hope to start again sometime in March. Joan, your "trim" Director. FROM ANN JOSLING, TEEN CHAIRMAN— bigpart in the verysuccessful The young- people of North Palm Beach played a from Tencennial Celebration. The Civic Day Program was enjoyed by all.Students Riviera High, Cardinal Newman and Watkins took over the reigns of government for a day, and proved .a=inost trustworthy conciencious group. Those chosen from Riviera were: Jane Myers, Sandra Cross, Michelle Lewis (Mayor Tom Lewis daughter, who turned out to be Club Manager !), Gregory Wolf, Gregory Bean, Bruce Wilson, and Casey Barton. From Cardinal Newman: Pat Inserra, Mary AnnGoss, Margaret Augel, Joseph Aloia, Bill McDermit, Roger Parenteau and Joe Olsen, and from Howell Watkins: Pat Atwater, Mary Beth Regets, Karen Zelazek, David Atherton, Corky Kunkle and Mike Osborn. On the sports side the surfing contest proved very popular and gave all excella nt experience in competition. Congratulations to the winner, but also a large "well done for those who were not too well qualified but stuck with it stil the end. Doug Manske from. the Juno Surf Shop did a fine job of direction and judging. Any young people who have ideas for club activities do give me a call and we can organize some fun. 848-6202. RULES FOR PAYMENT OF CLUB DUES: 1. Sustaining Memberships may be paid monthly intwelve payments. payments, These monthly No partial payments alongwith anycharges made at the Club t be paid, in fug the bill is rendered. .will be allowed. 2. Pool Memberships may be paid in three parts: one part upon Joining, and the othertwopartsand sixty days later. Memberships not in � by the third der thirty � charges,ode at the Club, must be -paid in � mouth will be considered delinquent. when the bill is rendered. No partial payments will be allowed. 3.Social Memberships must be paid upon date of joining. All made at the will be steed. Club, must be paid, in full, whenthebill is rendered. No partial paysof each All delinquent bills will go before the Board of Governors; n the 24 th., month, to be reviewed and candled for non-payment. If a membership has been can Gera. by the Board of Governors for non-payment, the person who wishes to rejoin must pay his delinquent bill plus his next years dues, in -advance. BRIDGE WINNERS— lst—Muriel Frawley and Ethel Moss 2nd—Emily West and Dottie McDermott 3rd—Betty FIlzey and Jane Akins 4th—Hilda Florian and Dee Schirm Consolation —Marian Hermann and Elizabeth Wellingham. BRIDGE LESSONS —We are planning both beginning and intermediate lessons beginning around .the 15th of February. If you are interested in either class please call Betty Bray 848-9075. FORECAST February 1967 WIG SHOW By our own Blanche Howard, owner of the two "Coiffure" Beauty Salons, one in Riviera and the other in Tequesta. This should be of SPECIAL interest to all the girls who swim and play golf —I don't know what I ever did before I bought mine! Luncheon at 12:30, $2.00 including tax and tip. Stay and play bridge after the show —Friday, February 17th. Reservations please! y N.P.B.C.C. TRIP TO POMPANO PARK —Saturday night, February 25th. Arrangments have been made to "bus" it to Pompano to the races. Tickets are on sale in the Dining Room or the Pro-Shop—$3.00 a ticket which includes ticket into the track, gourmet dining in the brand new Sulky Room on the second level of the grandstand, and reserved seating on the third level. The bus fare will be extra, as the bus charges $10.50 an hour and holds 45 people, so the more who go, the cheaper the transportation will be. We should leave the Club no later than 7 o'clock, and will be back• around mid- night. In order to make the dinner and bus reservations, tickets will have to be bought by Saturday, February 18th. We might even have two bus loads! This will be lots of fun, don't miss it! SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 4th—SHIPWRECK PARTY —come dressed in what you would salvage from your cabin in ahurry. Chris and Bill Bean are Chairmen of the party, with Lorraine and Mac Crowell, and Lee and Mel Siegel as their committee. If you need any advice on what to wear, consult Hattie in.the dining room —she should know after her Viking Princess experience last year. Dinner and dance—$4.50. ARTISTS OF THE MONTH Dorothy Geyer Dorothy (Mrs. George W.) Geyer, who has been in Florida since '49, and has lived in North Palm for 4 years. Dorothy is a charter member of the North Palm Beach Art Society, and paints mostly in oils, pre- ferring abstracts. Pierre Muir Pierre Muir, a Florida resident from Lake Worth, studying for his 4th year under Ed Jocomo. Pierre has exhibited his pottery at the South Florida State Fair and in the North Palm Beach Annual Exhibit, at which time he was awarded three blue ribbons and one special award. Leave your car to be Serviced while you play Golf! NORTH PALM BEACH GULF STAN GOLDSTINE Station 844-9335 Pick —Up and Delivery Opposite N.P.B,. Country Club ppir% TAKE OUT FOOD FRIED CHICKEN AT ITS BEST 848-7500 801 Northlake Boulevard North Palm Beach, Florida GULF LIFE -BEERY GROWING WITH FLORIDA You need income for as long as you live — you. family will need income for as long as they live. Call 832-1657 and one of our "Income Specialists" will be happy to exlain how we may be able to help you guarantee the "Tax Free" income you need. H A R O L D W. BEERY & ASSOCIATES 339 Royal Poinciana Plaza Palm Beach, Florida 1 OWF°1S Plage: /PT/ON C'E1WTE1 805 North l ak a Blvd. N. Palm Beach PHONE 842-2444 WE ARE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH Medicines Delivered Free IT'S YOUR PRO -SHOP ---USE IT!! 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