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B2-Th Post, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 Community Close-Up Send information to The Post, Community Close-Up, co Lynn Washam, P.O. Box West Palm Beach, 33402. Releases must be received at least 10 days prior to the date of publication and should include a name and phone number in case additional information is needed. Mall Developer Honored For Scholarship Aid Edward J. DeBartolo, developer of the new Boynton Beach Mall, received an astrolabe statuette in recognition of his $10,000 gift to the Pathfinder Awards scholarship program, which is sponsored by Palm Beach Newspapers Inc.

DeBartolo, flanked by the newspapers' Publisher Tom Giuffrida (left) and President Larry Sartory, received the honor last night at a dedication party of the mall attended by an estimated 2,000 people. Jupiter DAR Meeting Lighthouse Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet for an organizational meeting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday aime uoasi uuara Building, Jupiter ugntnouse art, Jupiter. Buffet lunch wuj be served, for information or reservations call 746-1799 or 747-0670. Apples Ready for Pickup The Jupiter High School Band Boosters will have apple orders ready for pickup 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Saturday at the Jupiter High School Gym, 601 Toney Penna Drive. Extra apples will be available for those who did not order in advance. This is the only day for pickup. i fir f'i i ill Free Health Fair The Jupiter Mall will hold a free Health Fair with screenings for those 18 and older 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of U.S.

1 and Indiantown Road, Jupiter. Total Discounts-Total Selection SELECTION County Revives Hunt For Airport Director Lake Park Calligraphy Workshop Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department and the Division of Senior Services will sponsor a six-week Calligraphy Workshop for adults 7-9 p.m. beginning Thursday at SERVICE CUSTOM CLUB FITTING 7 DAY CLUB REPAIRS LOFT LIE ADJUSTMENT 48 HR. CLUB REGRIPPING WE TAKE TRADE-INS COMPUTER CLUB FITTING WE ARE NOT A FRANCHISE CURRENT PRO LINE CLUBS CLOSE OUT PRO LINE CLUBS INTERMEDIATE CLUBS STARTER SETS USED CLUBS WOMEN JUNIOR SETS GOLF CARTS BAGS MANY STYLES OF GOLF SHOES COMPLETE LINE GOLF APPAREL ACROSS FROM 0AKBR00K A07 CO A A SHOPPING CENTER Oa V7UU JUST N. OF PSA BLVD.

11863 U.S. HWY. 1, N. PAIM BCH. the North County Senior Citizens Center, 5217 W.

Lake Park Road, Lake Park. Cost is $15. For informa- tion or registration call Debbie Thatcher at 964-4420, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. North Palm Beach Singles Dance Club The North County 35 plus Singles Club will meet p.m. Friday at St.

Paul of the Cross Parish Hall, 10970 SR 7Q3, North Palm Beach. Dance to live music. Jackets for men and dressy attire for women. BYOB. Admission is $3 for members and $5 for guests.

I Bridge Lessons The North Palm Beach Recreation Department offers advanced bridge lessons followed by a duplicate bridge game noon-4 pin. Wednesdays at the Osborne Park Recreation Building, 715 Prosperity Farms Road, North Palm Beach. Cost is $1.75 per session and classes run throughout the year. For information call 627-7799 or 622-8787. "I would have reservations about bringing a new director in at this time," he said.

"There's been close coordination between the county engineer's office, my office and the acting director. Once we get the (expansion) project manager aboard and the critical decisions have been made, then we'll advertise the position." Sansbury said finding a new director could be difficult because of the county's experience with airport directors. In a related matter, the commissioners decided to continue their contract with Aviation Planning Inc. The consultants are helping airport officials negotiate leases with fixed-base operators. Commission Chairman Ken Adams said the consultants' expertise is critical to negotiations of an estimated $1 billion in leases and contracts at the airport.

In other business, the commission: Approved the purchase of an energy-saving light sensor for the Governmental Center at a cost of $131,967. The system is expected to cut energy used for lighting by 57 percent and pay for itself in savings in about two years. Agreed to review the county's enforcement of laws requiring construction contractors to have permits and licenses. Allocated $887,049 to cover the county's share of costs related to the expansion of the regional waste treatment plant. By Gary Kane Staff Wrlt.r Palm Beach County commissioners yesterday agreed to open the search for a new director for Palm Beach International Airport after discovering the job had been placed in a holding pattern.

Assistant County Administrator Bruce Pelly has supervised airport operations since June when John van Wezel quit as director. No effort has been made to hire a director since van Wezel's resignation. Commissioner Ken Spillias questioned the decision to leave the airport director' position vacant, parti-culary in light of the critical airport issues facing the county. Such issues include the planned $188 million airport expansion, the negotiation of leases with fixed base operators and the enactment of noise controls, he said. Spillias praised Pelly's performance as acting director of the airport, but said the assistant county administrator is dividing his attention among several responsibilities.

"It takes an airport person," he said. "We're not talking about running a drugstore or a county department. We're talking about the development of a major airport." Pelly has expressed interest in applying for the position. County Administrator John Salisbury said there were no plans to seek applications for an airport director until the expansion is under way. Fall Festival Dance St.

Clare's Catholic Church will hold a Fall Festival Dance 8 p.m.-l a.m. Saturday at 821 Prosperity Farms Road, North Palm Beach. Cost is $15 per couple and $8 per single. BYOB. Setups, snacks and buffet will be provided.

For information or table and ticket reservations call 622-7477. PTA Garage Sale The North Palm Beach Elementary School Parent Teacher Association will hold a garage sale 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday in the school cafeteria and parking lot, 401 Anchorage Drive, North Palm Beach. SHHH Meets Self Help for Hard of Hearing People will meet at 1:30 p.m. today at the North Palm Beach Library, 303 Anchorage Drive, North Palm Beach.

Joan Gindlesperger, executive director of the Deaf Service Center of Palm Beach County in Lantana will describe the activities of the center. The meeting is co-sponsored by the North Palm Beach Library. Catholic Golden Age Catholic Golden Age Chapter 118 meets at 1 p.m. today at St. Paul of the Cross Parish halL 10970 SR 703, North Palm Beach.

Jim Hook of Southern Bell will present "Consumer Scoreboard." Refreshments will be served. Palm Beach Gardens Wednesday Film Series Autumn Across America, a view of the changing season, will be shown 43 i i County Beach Patrol 'Rescue' a Success FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED AMEflCE JEWEILEES FOR OVER 20 YEARS "YOUR FAMILY'S JEWELER" 0 BEST PRICES 0 BEST QUALITY 0 BEST SERVICE Specialists in 14KT Gold diamonds and custom made jewelry using your gold or three jewelers on the premises. Authorized dealer for Seiko, Pulsar Bulova watches. SORRY; NO GREY MARKET OR DISCONTINUED MODELS. ONLY CURRENT NEW MODELS! We've seen lots of stores come and go! But thanks to our customers telling their friends who their family's jeweler is, we've enjoyed over 20 years in Palm Beach County and now at 2 and 7:30 p.m.

today at the Palm Beach Gardens Branch of the Palm Beach Gardens Library, 8895 N. Military Trail, Building Palm Beach Gardens. Admission is free. For information call 626-6133. Columbus Day Festival The Palm Beach Gardens Chamber of Commerce will sponsor Fall Festival '85 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Saturday at the City, Community Center, 4404 Burns Road, Palm Beach Gardens. There will be hot dogs, cotton candy, ice cream and soft drinks along with live music, dance groups and other entertainment to celebrate Columbus Day. Admission is free. For information call 622-6357 Movies for Kids Walt Disney's animated version of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and Winter of the Witch, the story of a mother and son who move into a house with a resident witch, will be shown at 3:30 p.m. today at the Palm Beach Gardens Branch of the Palm Beach Gardens Library, 8895 N.

Military Trail, Building Palm Beach Gardens. Admission is free. For information call 626-6133. Fall Soccer The North Family Branch YMCA is taking registration through Friday for the fall season of soccer for boys and girls, 4-5. The YMCA Tot-Soc program starts Saturday.

Cost is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. Teams meet Saturday mornings only. For information call YMCA north at 622-2576. "It's the first time we're getting together with all those agencies. We've never worked with Riviera Beach Fire Rescue before," Herrick said.

Riviera Beach Fire Rescue's role was to provide advanced life support for a swimmer who supposedly was unconscious. The Coast Guard's role in the rescue of a diver who supposedly had the bends a condition caused when a diver ascends to the surface too quickly was to hoist him up by way of a line with a basket attached from a Coast Guard cutter below. In such a case, the helicopter would then transport the victim to a recompression chamber. In conjunction with the rescue of the diver, lifeguards used the Beach Patrol's new rigid-hull, inflatable rescue boatequipped with a 40-horse-power engine. The recently purchased boat is stationed near the Jupiter Inlet and will be used for rescues involving capsized boats, Herrick said.

we are stronger than ever! When you've built fj your business by "treating the customer how you would like to be treated." By Lisa Ocker Staff Writtr RIVIERA BEACH Using equipment ranging from ropes and surfboards to a Coast Guard helicopter, the Palm Beach County Beach Patrol rescued four swimmers and a diver off Singer Island yesterday. Parks and recreation specialists from around the state as well as some astounded beachgoers calmly watched as lifeguards executed the rescues without a hitch. That was the way it was supposed to happen. The event actually was a demonstration as part of the annual conference being held here this week by the Florida Institute of Park Personnel. And the "victims," actually other lifeguards, were in no danger.

In addition to showing off "state-of-the-art" techniques, the demonstration gave Palm Beach County Beach Patrol members a chance to practice working with other agencies, said Jon Herrick, aquatic supervisor with Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation. Chocolate- Riviera Beach THEY WILL NEVER FORGET US! SEEING IS BELIEVING! WE WILL NEVER BE UNDERSOLD WE GUARANTEE A. TO BEAT ANY PRICE B. OR, TO MEET THEIR PRICE (If by chance one of our competitors has a lower price). THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ OUR AD, PLEASE COME BY AND DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING! Trivial Pursuit and Backgammon The Riviera Beach Recreation Department will host open trivial pursuit and backgammon 2-5 p.m.

every Wednesday at Newcomb Hall, 180 E. 13th Riviera Beach. This activity is free. Continuous matches are available. For information call Dee Newton at 845-4074.

American Legion Open House The American Legion Post 2678 will hQSt a Ham and Yam Dinner 5-8 tonight at 1690 Ave. Riviera Beach. Cost is $3. For information call 844-7125. From Bl' Tequesta iHlAlrTMTolclKi gle-minded.

"We've had people come in looking for a certain kind of chocolate. If we don't have it, it's disastrous," Mrs. Voyer said. And chocolate contains phenyleth-ylamine, which the brain produces when a person is in love. It's an aphrodisiac, so it's said.

"Ask me later tonight," Marlene Block said. ft STORE HOURS: TIL 7 P.M. SAT. Til 6 Arts and Crafts Show The Art People of Jupiter-Tequesta will have an Arts and Crafts Show 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Tequesta Plaza, Tequesta Drive, Tequesta.

Browsers and buyers are welcome. Around the County Condominium Seminar The Condominium Council of Palm Beach County will offer a lecture entitled "Improve Upon Your Association's Operations Skills" at 2 p.m. today at the Greenacres Library, 6135 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth. Admission is free. For information call 588-0511.

Mental Health Program The Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County will present a program on "What Makes You Tick?" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mental Health Association, 909 Fern West Palm Beach. The program, given by Robert Weitz Ph.D., will deal with the human personality, biological and social drives and defense mechanisms. Cost is $5 for members and $8 for nonmembers. For information call 832-3755 or Mi inimmiiiiirnrn i fli BSB HH (W( BH HH bmwwpwPI WW (PW VK id! fl f4 1' Tom Barthle, a candymaker for Hoffman's Chocolate Shoppes, defended chocolate lovers.

'Sure it's high in calories, but if you're sensible, it's fine. It's the food of the gods. Booze is high in calories too," he said. Meanwhile, he was inspecting the offerings of the other eight chocolate makers who brought in their wares for chocolate lovers t6 sample. Too-jays restaurant's fudge pie, Baricini ice cream, Alden Merell cheesecake.

Paaris Gourmet, formerly C'est Si Bon, offered a tray of Mexican chocolate meringue with cinnamon labeled "the 25-calorie cookie." "Guaranteed," said Arthur Voyer, smiling. At the other end of the table was a plate of a brownish, spaghetti-like confection. "It's chocolate pasta. Really," said Patricia Voyer, one of the owners of Paaris Gourmet. "It's made by Giambelli's restaurant.

You put it in the oven for three or four minutes, then serve it with vanilla or chocolate sauce," she said. As a class, chocolate addicts are avid, insistent, hyperactive and sin I I I MM Wear IS-gKOOW rai An compieT A Hazardous Waste Removal Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension Service will have "Amnesty Days" to provide citizens a with a safe way to dispose of hazardous materials 10 a.m.-7 p.m. today through Saturday at the West Palm Beach Auditorium, 1610 Palm Beach Lakes West Palm Beach. Hazardous materials include corrosive, reactive, ig-nitable and toxic materials such as used motor oil, paints and pesticides. Aerosal cans, gas, cylinders and explosive or biologically active substances are not accepted.

Attempt to identify all material. For information call 683-1207. I OFF I Any Complete I Contact Lens MXMJ "ames li. VIA (lst RXS rcr- I (Coupon must be presented at time of order) Wig gins rermanex i 7 I I I Featuring Fine Eyewear by From Bl- I At Time Of Order A.p:ic!! IAD AM MNT-G4DE EYE EXAMINATIONS EYEGLASSES CONTACTS Includes, Includes Cataract Fitting i Glaucoma Follow Ttst Up I I I I COMPARE PRICE, QUALITY, SERVICE Pap Smear Clinic Planned Parenthood of Palm Beach Area will offer a free Pap Smear Clinic to test for cervical cancer 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday at the office at 5312 Broadway, West Palm Beach.

This routine screening for early detection of cervical cancer will be done by appointment only. For information or an appointment call 848-6300. Insect Secrets The Pine Jog Center will offer a close-up look at the world of insects at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the center, 6301 Summit West Palm Beach. Parents and children will capture insects' and explore their secrets for survival.

Fee is $2 for adults and $1 for children. Children must be accompanied by adult. For information or to register call 686-6600. iDr.G.MeFarmer EVENING WEEKEND HOURS AVAILABLE AW I We are considering a hot line. "Although March of Dimes started the National Coalition," Clemens said, "and there is already a State Coalition in Orlando, it will take time to put together the local chapter because each community has its own peculiar problems and needs." Until a hot line is established, you could call the March of Dimes for more about the Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby Coalition and how you can help.

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