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SHAVING A 'HAT TIME' IN THE OLD TOWN
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(Sunpaper Photos)
It was Easter, and the girls were out in gay bonnets
at the North Palm Beach Country Club. At left, Mrs.
R. T. Johnson gaged it up with a rabbit -eared creation.
Above, left to right, Mrs. Richard R. Evans, Mrs.
Keith M. Nichols and Mrs. James W. Haney, Jr. At
right, Mrs. William Bressette chose a flowered theme.
(More hat news on page 2.)
Leaps, Songs and Free
. gOsma Takes Offic
Smith Opening Next Week
Smith Opening Next Week
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(Sunpaper Photos)
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Smith, married just 24 years
and co -builders of their successful auto agency, look
over new showroom opening next week in Lake Park.
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Jake Bosma, 32, the
youngest mayor ever elec-
ted in Riviera Beach, takes
office Wednesday night with
a good 'prospect that fu-
ture City Council meetings
will be exciting.
The excitement is almost
certain to be supplied by
Ha r o l d Jaeger, stormy
president of the Taxpayer's
Association, who will be
installed as a councilman.
Jaeger was elected on a
good -government platform
and has said that "there
are a number of things
I'll be looking into with
great interest.'
Jaeger may urge council
to eliminate closed meet-
ings which often have been
aw car will be given
away and the new Bevpi ri,
Smith auto showroom in
Lake Park will open.
The doings will occur
April 26, 27 and 28 at
the showroom on Route 1
just north of Park Avenue.
Everything will be free,
including a chance to es-
timate the number of mar-
bles in a sealed glass bowl
and thus be eligible to win
a Falcon.
Those who miss out on
the- Falcon will have a
chance at a deep freezer,
bicycles (s even Colum-
bias), or miniature Fords
(50 of them).
Arrangements are being
made for the Jupiter Band
to play at 7:30 pm Friday
and the Riviera Beach band
at 7:30 pm Saturday. On
Sunday, the Friendship 90
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FASHIONS TO AID
CANCER CRUSADE
American Cancer Society workers make plans for benefit fashion show to be pre-
sented April 29 at 2 p.m. at the Racquet Club on Singer Island. Left to right, Mrs.
Edward Costello, Mrs. Charles Edington, Mrs. Arthur Yount, Mrs. S. W. Lott, Mrs.
Walter Dolan and Mrs Joseph Angelicchio. Marge Spinney's will present the noted
fashion designer, Mr. Dino, with his collection of sport clothes. Tickets will be on
sale at the door for $1.50 and at Marge Spinney's store.
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held prior to public ses-
sions. From these ses-
sions, observers feel, have
come agreements which
are voted upon in routine
fashion, without full dis-
cussion.
He also is expected to
BAND CONCERT
The Riviera High
School band will give a
concert Sunday at Kel-
sey Park in Lake Park.
The public is invited to
hear the band play in
appreciation to the
town for money do-
nated toward the band s
uniforms.
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press his fight for defeat
of the proposed charter,
now awaiting legislative
review in Tallahasee, and
for public election of a
nine -man, charter commis-
sion that Would draft a com-
pletely new charter after
public hearings.
Jaeger land several other
councilmen have been ' at
odds for years on various
projects, and whether he
will be elected chairman
to succeed Robert H. Carl-
son, whOm he defeated at
the election, is believed
doubtful.
Most observers believe
the new chairman will be
Max H 4 mm e r, currently
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APRIL 27 IS BEAUTIFICATION DAY IN LP
Mayor William Brant signs proclamation naming Saturday, April 27, as Beauti-
fication Day in Lake Park, and urging all residents to cooperate by planting trees
'and shrubs. With the mayor are, left to right, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs. Emily
S. Van Dyke, Mrs. Harry E. Bell and Mrs. Methyle Morris. Today, volunteers will
stake Seminole Boulevard and Flagler Boulevard. Volunteers are asked to appear
with garden tools at 8 am April 27 on Seminole Boulevard. John D. MacArthur is do-
nating decorative rocks for the project.