The Stuart News from Stuart, Florida • 10

LAKESIDE VILLAGE Goes to Tallahassee towels By JAN OGT To See Our Advertisement in the OBITUARIES or Martin County Happenings READ THE STUART NEWS TRANSER YOUR SAVINGS MORE ABOUT Circuit Court ACCOUNT TO US at WITHOUT LOSING ANY INTEREST I I John Kelly AMERICAN SECURITY BANK MARTIN COUNTY MIMBLK I PIC We treat you like a neighbor not a number! USl THREE MILES SOUTH STUART a ji tf 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 OREST'S will be open again on THURSDAY APRIL 4TH and the BIG PRE EASTER SALE WILL CONTINUE DAILY WITHOUT LET UP! STORE HOURS WILL BE9TO6 PM DAILY Remember during this ANNUAL PRE EASTER SALE EVERYTHING WILL BE REDUCED! THIS IS YOUR BIG MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY! Monday night in Stuart There will be six clubs in the sum mer league Leisure Village will play here on Wednesday April 3 at 7 pm OREST'S MEN'S SHOP LADIES DEN IS HEADQUARTERS OR NATIONALLY KNON AMOUS BRAND NAME' AP PAREL THIS IS YOUR HOUR AC TION You Can Get it "ALL TOGETHER" at OREST'S! DURING THE IRST TEN DAYS APRIL Because of the wonderful response to our ANNUAL PRE EASTER SALE WE HAVE DECIDEDTO CLOSE ALL DAY WEDNESDAY APRIL 3RD SO THAT WE MAY RE ARRANGE RE GROUP AND AGAIN REDUCE SALE APPAREL and replenish our selling areas with new spring and summer apparel that is arriving we have been too busy to bring to the selling floor "I Yd 11 0 John Kelly 66 Pines Mobile Village Stuart died Thursday March 28 at Martin Memorial Hospital A native of Hastings On The Hudson New York he came to Stuart from ort Lauder dale Kelly was a veteran of WW I and is survived by his wife Dorothy Kelly of ort lauderdale uneral services will be held Tuesday April 2 at 11 ain at the Aycock uneral Hpme Chapel in Stuart In terment will be in ernhill Cemetery riends may call Monday from 7 to 9 pm at the Aycock uneral Home in Stuart SECURITY BANK I Continued rom 1 Ai allegations have been proved What he had the gun for is not relevant or an excuse if you feel the law is not right write your legislator this is not the place to change the laws" McLynden is scheduled to be sentenced on April 19 In other action in court Monday James Thorne 35 Port Salerno pleaded guilty toxissession of under five grams of marijuana He was originally charged with possession of over five grams of marijuana Sentencing is set for April 5 William Jerald Coone 30 Stuart pleaded guilty in attempting to commit a conspiracy to kill an animal of another He was originally charged with conspiracy to kill an animal of another He will be sentenced on April 19 Michael Blackstock 18 Miami pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle He was originally charged with possession of a stolen motor vehicle He will be sentenced on April 19 A charge of assault with intent to commit first degree murder was dropped against leioy King' 30 Miami on request of the complaining witness our charges were recently dropped against Lincoln Mitchell 33 Stuart They are failure To appear in court carrying a con coaled firearm possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and larcenj of an auto Bench warrants were issued for the arrest of two persons who failed to appear in court Monday They are John Redwine 48 West e1" Palm Beach who is charged with failure to appear and passing a worthless check and David Mitchell 19 Hollywood who is charged with breaking and entering an auto Walter Glennon SEWING CLASSES Mrs Lillian Grower of the Indian River Community College has been conducting these classes since January The ladies have enjoyed them and learned the and of sewing Virgie Herrity modeled a blouse she had made It fit perfectly and the cost was nominal Starting Monday April 1 at 10 am in the recreation hall Mrs Grower will also teach a course in for The men are invited to attend this class The sewing class will follow BOOK CLUB The Club held its meeting Monday night March 25 at the home of aye Mathews Several books were discussed The most recent ones by Kanin and by Coleman Refreshments were served by the hostess Next meeting will be Monday April 8 at the recreation hall at 7:30 Ixiis Allen hostess SHULERS PARK LOWER UND Virginia Kehn in charge of this fund reported she had visited Vicky Myers at Martin Memorial Hospital She is doing very well Harold Houser is recuperating at home and gaining every day Gave him a pretty plant KOEE KLATSCH At the Tuesday meeting March 26 final plans were made for the luncheon on Tuesday April 9 Ladies are to meet and leave the recreation hall at 11:30 and go to 'Sheraton Inn on Hutchinson Island Gals having a birthday this week are Betty Hauschulz and aye Mathews Our treasurer Olive Smith giving her yearly report announced that donations total $84200 from March 1973 to 1974 Hostesses serving refresh ments were Rose Ustica Kitty Weinthal and Alma Vance 4 THERE IS AMPLE NOTE INTEREST A new water cooler has been installed at the recreation grounds in the park The three clubs Klatsch Mens and Shuffle each paid its share of the cost and the park owner John Kiernan had it installed and paid the balance This is a real joy Thank you all Reason 12 We have had years of experience find our people have 'been specially trained We will do our best in preparing your return and then carefully check it for accuracy V7 Walter Glennon' 35 of 5th St Port Salerno passed away Sunday March 31 at Martin Memorial Hospital following an extended illness He was a native of Port Salerno and was a self em ployed commercial fisher man He was a member of the irst Baptist Church of Port Salerno and was a member of the Organized ishermen of lorida Survivors are his wife Sharon one son Vernon Lee his mother Mrs Emma Glennon of Port Salerno a sister Mrs Catherine Williams of ort Pierce and a brother Robert Glennon of Port Salerno uneral services will be held at Johns uneral home Chapel at 2 pm Wednesday with the Rev Harry Prescott officiating Interment will be at Pine Rest Cemetery in Port Salerno riends may call from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday Johns uneral Chapel The proposed two rod limit for Martin County beaches was discussed by County Commissioner Ed Gluckler Sgt Ron Byrd of the lorida Marine Patrol and Sheriff James Holt at the Anglers Club meeting held Monday night About 250 members were on hand to hear the speakers Commissioner Gluckler said the bill is on' its way to Tallahassee after having been approved by the Martin County legislative delegation The only hang up on the bill wais the approval of the Town of Jupiter Island which gave the okay' last month Gluckler said he feels certain there be any op position to the measure Sgt Byrd said he' sees no problem enforcing the measure He explained the main problem of enforcement is in court We make cases and then the offenders get off in court enforce this two rod beach Sheriff Holt agreed with Byrd saying second degree misdemeanor charges such as the rod limit laws have a hard tune getting through the courts He said the judge usually lets the offenders off The two rod limit if approved will carry a maximum penalty of a $500 fine and 60 days irrthe county jail Holt said he thinks the strengthof the law is the penalties believe the law will enforce itself Most people who fish here are law abiding citizens and if there is a law saying they use more than two rods on the beach I think they will obey it if there is gixid publicity so people know there is such a he continued they see someone breaking it they can call the Department and we will send a man out to check into the violation" The sheriff also answered questions about other areas of law enforcement Commissioner Gluckler spoke briefly on the St Lucie Inlet He said that in a meeting with officials of the US Army Corps of Engineers in Jacksonville he discovered a new reef is forming in the inlet The reef is the result of another dredging project which took place more than 15 years ago explained Gluckler At that tune a dredge dug rock and sand out of the inlet and on its way out to sea the barge hit bottom and it was necessary to throw off all the rock and sand which had been pumped onto a sand bar at the south end of the inlet The rock and debris that was dumped has shifted and is no the basis of the new reef said Gluckler Samples show the rock is worm rock looking more like cobblestones he adds Instead of the 'annual $10000 dredging project with a sidecaster the corps will bring heavy equipment in to do the job right says Gluckler The expense of this project will run about $200000 He said the Corps would like to have been able to do the work sooner than the projected Sept 9 date but red tape and ixihtics forbid it now and Sept 9 going tQ have to get the permission of 35 separate agencies before the Corps can do anything to the inlet It's going to take every day until Sept 9 to accomplish he adds Answering questions about trash on the beach strips Gluckler said one of the main problems is finding help to do the work Items Remember: HI sll That right At Ament an Security Bank savings deposits received by the tenth of the quarter earn daily compounded inteiest from the fits! of the quarter I his means you can tiansfer your savings account to American Security Bank during the first ten days of a quarter without losing any in tei est And we give you daily compounded inleresi on reg ular savings accounts at 5 per annum No wonder we re growing so fast PARK LOWER UND Virginia Kehr went to visit Bennett at hSme Mens League held a meeting recuperating trom me hospital and took her a gift of cocktail napkins and bath Be Sure STUART NEWS Listing Just A few of The Many Sale EVERYTHING WILL BE ON SALE AND REDUCED! STQRESIDE PA I AV A I A LE REE Romeyn Brown Scribner 80 3310 Monee Vista St Port St Lucie died March 31 at the Stuart Convalescent Center Mr Scribner had been a resident of this area for five years coming from Rye New York He originated the 200 Senior Gentlemen Golf Association the Score ahd Ten Golf Association and was a member of the Ignited States Seniors and The Western Seniors all of Rye New York Mr Scribner was a veteran of World War I and World War II Survivors include two brothers Archie Scribner MD Chappaqua New York David Scribner Armonk New York a newpew Gilbert Scribner Chicago Ill Memorial services will be hrild Wadnncdav AnrilQ ot Cf Episcopal Church with the Rev Arthur A Smith of Stuart officiating riends' may make conti ibutions to Martin Memorial Hospital All arrangements are under the direction of Aycock runeral Home in Stuart Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help BT8DQBLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 207 OCEAN BLVD Open 9 AM 6 PM Mon thru Sat Phone 287 8363 ONLY 13 DAYS LET' NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Romeyn Brown Scribner AND LADIES' DEN IOCAIED NEXT TO SOUTHERN BEIL PHONL BUIIDING STUARt I A CLOSED WEDNESDAY (APRIL 3RD) 11 WA The Stuarf jEla) News Tuesday April 2J974 Two Rod Limit Law 3phrniiM Wr 10 IO.