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The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 13

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Wednesday, July IS, 1966 The Palm Beach Post 3 stay at the I i i FAMOUS-FORSEAFOOD RESTAURANT FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST IN SEAFOOD AND STEAKS barefoot mailman and golf FREE! iliai Iiiiiiiiiiii OPEN ALL YEAR SERVING DAILY FROM NOON (CLOSED MONDAYS) 6 per day, per person double occupancy iSpU1" 4 INCLUDING free golf and free electric cart on Polm-Aire championship course! Entertainment Nightly ON A-l-A BETWEEN BOYNTON and DELRAY BEACH PALM iu in i and particularly the Worth Avenue confrere of the Puclllo clan and Hi Chesler, should he turrihly proud of these Justly renowned restaurateurs, owners respectively of the Petite Marmite and Cheslcr's own namesake dlne and-wlne spot on the Avenue, As we recently reported, jrourrnet (Tie! Gus Puclllo and delightful raconteur and bnn vlvant HI have cornered the market hereabout, so to speak, of coveted awards for culinary excellence, both of their establishments bavin again been awarded citations by Holiday Magazine Petite Marmite receiving the award for the ninth consecutive year. Of noteworthy significance are the facts seems to us that almost no cities In the nation, of even somewhat comparable size, have received TWO such Holiday awards; and ALL of this year's Florida citations, with a single exception, went to our own Cold Coast's establishments, Including Ft. Lauderdale's Polynesian showplace, the Mai Kai; Danla's Cordon Bleu; and Miami's Joe's Stone Crabs restaurant And speaking of the summer dinrand-wine circuit, Jack Renson and his lovely frau I nf that elegant New Oi lcans type restaurant the Baynu, down Boca Raton Way) were among well wishers crowding the new, outdoors ish beachfront bar of Sut fside Six at Dclray, where the SS's owner Vic Van briefly put in an appearance, flying down from his New York state PHONE: 732-8470 Chick into a bin air-conditioned beach front room at the Barefoot Mailman and enjoy all the pleasures and privileges of lire PALM-AIRE I.ODCK AND COUNTRY CI.l'B. too! mountain ranch for the event And wasn't that the Princess 'Free golf on a great 18-hole touriej Swimming from our pnvalt btaeh Two pools, two tennis ourtt, beach and pa. tie lounging Two great testa rants and cocktail lounges Dancing and entertainment every night Free shuttle service to zip you between both clubs.

LEASE a BRAND NEW '66 BUICK FOR PER MONTH including insurance Al Your Friendly Buick Deoter FRANK COULSON "In Little Delray" Phone: 278-3292 SUNDAY BRUNCH 1 1 TO 2 Wide Choice of Entrees, Lamp Chops, Chicken, Colves Liver, etc. i75 Rospigliosi dining with a small group of Delrayites in the handsome outdoor tropical garden of the Patio Dclray last Monday night? The Pr incess was a recent party guest of Mary Mrs. Stephen Sanford (and remember our recent exclamations anent, "And here it Is And sweetie Betty (Mrs. Roland Ford, of Delray, had to wait with her party for a luncheon table, m'dears, at the handsome Club Castile In Delray when Betty recently entertained there before leaving for a European holiday Just returned from a Kuropean and Aegean jaunt, widow of Scars Roebuck Board Chairman N. W.

Jeran, sweetie June Jrran, back In Delray briefly and seeing a few close friends before taking off on another safari to some fascinating foreign por ts Dclray's most famous winter resident golfer, Tommy Armour and handsome golf course architect Bob Hagge send word of a rip snortin' press party which they recently attended In New York, together with Ed Sullivan, Chris Schenkel, Joe Garagiola, etc. But we can't figger out how Bob finds time to attend such events. In addition to his current chores the lad has designed the new international country club course at El Conquistador Cliffs in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, and has other layouts under construction in Ohio, Long Island, Philadelphia, Guatemala City, and two new projects in Florida he also is considering a new development at Palma, on the island of Majorca, off NOW TILL NOVEMBER 1 st ONLY The Barefoot Mailman HOTEL AND BEACH CLUB 1601 Ocean Boulevard, on Pompano Beach's plush Hillsboro Beach banquet at Tampa's renowned Columbia; Holiday Editor Don Sehanke; Hi Chesler, of his own namesake dine-a i spot on Worth Avenue, Palm Beach; Joe's Stone Crabs owner J. Weiss, Miami; and J. Thornton, of Fort Lauderdale's Polynesian showplace, the Mai Kal.

THEY'RE FLORIDA'S FINEST and with one exception all Gold Coast Restaurateurs, selected to receive citations of excellence by Holiday Magazine. L. to Gus Pucii-lo. owner of the Petite Marmite on Worth Avenue, Palm Beach; Cesar Gonzmart, host of this year's award V. Telephone: 941-0100 Shop all summer The iiimrrsrt on fashionable m0f.

Co-Operative Apartments GULFSTREAM, FLORIDA OF OCEANFRONT AT FLORIDA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED ADDRESS 73 LUXURY APARTMENTS, ALL 2 IBDROOM 7 IATHS $39,5 0000 Phon. 278-0212 MODEL on SITE OPEN DAILY from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 300 feet North el Gull Stream Cell Club SOMERSET DEVELOPERS. INC.

GULF STREAM, Florida OCEAN BLVD. MAYOR AVERY of Delray, la recuperating STAN SHKKTH set for Norton piano concert TOMMY ARMOUK breaks bread with sports writers the coast of Spain, and an oceanslde links at Christchurch, We're glad you gals tike this Red Carpet treatment and you can tare to much money. Fellahs! FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FOURTH CONSECUTIVE WEEKEND) I A fMRC ESCORTED or LAltiC UNESCORTED ALL DRINKS PRICE! ALL FOOD I Plus tht Tie Juana Sound of Tht TRADE WINDS. Rick Hodgst wingin' Quartet New Zealand! Annthor follah whn hnns ahrait a hit is Larrv Dixon of WORLD RENOWNED FOR QUALITY INTEGRITY and SERVICE Delray. Formerly the owner of a national auto rental chain, Larry became enamoured of the sub-tropirs and now has holdings hero in Florida and over vnnder in the Bahamas AND OPEN THIS SUMMER owns and operates that lively entertainment and steakhousc at Pompano Beach, the Red Carpet, where recent weekend LARRY DIXON'S FemoM evenings have again been assuming SRO propor tions Stan Sheets, national prize-winning photographer, is also Stan Sheets and his orchestra; Stan Sheets, piano virtuoso; and now, Stan Sheets, concert artist.

The lad, a Boynton Beacher, JOSEFS OF PALM IEACH PETITE MARMITE RESTAURANT THE PREP SHOP LILLT PULITZER i lit it RUBIN, INC. E. SCHMIDT AND CO. STAGG LTD. SWETT'S ERMA RIMIERLT KORNHAUSER SHOE SALON EVELTN CURTIS LICHTSTONE'S L066IA LGUNGE DOUGLAS LORIE, INC.

FLORENCE LUSTIG THE MODERN MOSELET'S PALM RtiCK, INC. DONALD PATTERSON JEAN PECK Is scheduled to do a Fall concert at tne Norton Arc canny 10 ion tour USA OE ARTE CHIESA COFFEE HOUSE ISABEL. EUND EVERGLADES PHARMACY EDWARD FLANAGAN FLORENCE LUSTIG FRANK BROTHERS G03DI0DT A CO. JON'S HAIR FASNIONS THE FOREMOST STEAK IIOt'SE ON THE COLD COAST 1184 S. FEDERAL POMPANO BEACH I Milf South of Allnntif Avr.

in West Palm Beach CoddalL Jniuvft, (CLOSIDWEDS.) Air Conditioned CONTINENTAL CUISINE 2440 N. Federal Highway DELRAY BEACH Open At 5:00 P.M. Reservations Phone 271 7521 TA BOO RESTAURANT WALTON'S MEN'S STORE JANE WENDEL ZAROU IMPORTS, LTD. For a moment, we didn't recognize his voice, when Delray Beach's Mayor Al C. Avery recently phoned us from Bethesda Hospital, down South County way.

But Al quickly alleviated our alarm; he's feeling dandy, although quite weak after a series of check tips (fur flare-ups of wartime Injuries). Al left for rest and a vacation recuperation In North Carolina, after winding up last Monday evening's business session of the Delray Council vi shmilrl sec Katp Smith's once decant automobile now, embellished as It is with tr umpeting elephants, campaign slogans Mmbr ot Amencon Epress, Diner Club and Carte Blanch FOR SOMEONE TO WEAR TO CONVEY YOUR GRATITUDE FOR SOMEONE IN THE HOSPITAL FOR THE and flags, all painted on its glistening iunace ny a vtuumeoT brigade of Young Republicans, to whom the "Kirkmobile" was donated by Kate Smith's good friend Lucy Bergman, owner FOR OCCASIONS OF FOR BIRTHDAYS and ANNIVERSARIES FOR FUN Famous Continental Cuisine PETITE MARMITE Honor ed by Hobday Dining Awards Luncheon and Dinner Open Every Day Year Around 309M WORTH AVE. PALM BEACH Reservation: TE 2 0717 Ptrr. Jw ifm VkW. WK We invite Ytm to meet DEAN SCHULf C1 4 RANT 9 lO Idei'xotic Gardens 2854 N.

FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOCA RATON Ph. 395-0102 NEW! Our BEACHFRONT AH OPEN ALL SUMMER Directly On Ocean ENTERTAINMENT and DANCING Nightly 6 SO. OCEAN BLVD. Hi i RAY BEACH PHONE 726 46 if ms to te. SHERWOOD PARKj COUNTRY CIilTB SECTION OF DELRAY BEACH HHHHHHHBHBhhH Our SERVICE MANAGER A Hun Smite Manager for 19 yWi ni net hp jfnuliialPft from General Motori Tevh) Itean is a 11 it' ready to yon al FRANK COULSON III II 1 640 No.

Federal Hwy. DELRAY BEACH 5 Beautiful Models THE CORNWALL 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 122,900. THE CANTERBURY 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Family Room J26.650. THE BEDFORD 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Family Room $27,900. THE OXFORD 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Screened Pool $28,260.

THE SUTTON 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Dining Room DIRECTIONS .1 DRIVE WE5T Country ivinf, The City 0f TMray ReaCn LUNCHEON Daily Except Saturday DINNER NIGHTLY (Cletad Sunday) 714 Et Atlantic AveiMM rW 274.711 DELRAY BEACH U.S. PAINT BRIGADE puts finishing touches on GOPowered donated to South County Young Republicans by Busch's seafood restaurant owner Lucy Bergman, at right, shown with YR committee workers Jack Dugger, of Delray Beach, and Joan Durante of Ocean Ridge. Stan Sheets Photo. of Busch's seafood restaurant, who acquired the car from Kate for beach buggy purposes. (Claude Kirk is Florida's GOP gubernatorial candidate this year, y'know, and thass howcum the WE SAID IT AND WE'RE GLAD: No sooner had we revealed last week that a leading Mafia and Cosa Nostra figure, Gcrardo Catena, now owns a home in Boca Raton (on Cocoanut Road), than the New York Daily News came out the very next day with a copyrighted story announcing Catena as the first of four "key figures" under investigation in the just recently revealed mllllon-dollar-a-month rake off of funds from Las Vegas gam bling casinos, untaxed funds allegedly used for underworld treasuries to purchase narcotics, influence, and other illicit objec HOUSE ON OCEAN TwBtri)i with 4 and 3 i khi 100 fttl 0n i and 100 ii'nl ttMlftfl wHh bwil rftCH, Appro.

tmauly 350 MldBth-nd np nt litisrol nghi PRICE: $52,500. PLASTRIDGE, INC. 476 East Atlantic Ave. DELRAY BEACH Phone 27 381 I DANCE NIGHTLY to the OLDIE GOLDIES! Informal Discotheque GOLD DISC HITS of thoSO's (Over 1 Million Records Sold) tives. I (.

I y. V. 1 77 HI) A FORD COUNTRY CLEARANCE SALE now going on at EARL WALLACE FORD North U.S. 1 Hwyin DELRAY BEACH Phone 278-0303 in WEST PALM BEACH Phone 832-3881 DRIVE MIRUTES! SAVE DOLLARS! LUNCHEONS from II A.M. STEAKS 6 P.M.

to Closing A every reporter and law enforcement official knows, the only way to rid ourselves of such characters Is to expose them to the glare of publicity and constant surveillance. It worked when Hollywood got rid of rrank (ostello, when Ft. Lauderdale and our local rn irons got rid nf Sam Glancana And just which mob Is now attempting to buy up some of the most desirable sites In South Palm Beach County? They might be surprised even astounded to leam who and how many people are quite, oh quite Interested Good news for former Hollywood moving picture star Una Merkel, who was holiday ing at Boynton Beach with her father when he suffered a severe heart attack, Is that her now recuperating dad shows definite Indications of teal improvement THE BAYOU RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE lUNCHION-eiMNEt Continental Cuisine ENTERTAINMENT NITELY (Closed Mondays) 501 E. Palmetto PK. RD.

BOCA RATON Phone? 395.1682 "Home of the Cold Duck" 1045 E. Atlantic Ave. Phone 278-1888 (Koar el Mark, Fore Strike lld.) DELRAY BEACH II IllWIII'lltllllllllilll till WMIII'Islli III rMsatvBtWeWf'.

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