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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEG AL NOTICES -C- FT. lAOBERDAIX DAILY NEWS.Wel.Jun.13.13S6 As Dairy Interests Seek ew Controls Still Higher Milk Prices Seen Cily To Pay Auditorium Tab For Big Conclaves The City Commission today expressed itself In favor of budgeting $2,000 annually to enable the city-owned corporation to pick up the tab for War Memorial Audi organizations holding con Thefve Got Their Own Umpire9 Vero Beach to Key West to be placed under the regulations and they expressed interest in "expediting the procedure." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai undersigned, desiring to engage business under the fictitious name of CONTRACTORS not Ine.t Intend register the said name with the Clerk- of the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida. PAUL H. MCOLAMEKT ALBERT C. WILBANKS JOHN HAROLD May 30; June 13.

30, 19M THE COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE BROWARD COUNTY, STATE OF FIORIDA, IN PROBATE, No. 1013. RE THE ESTATE OF MATTHEW T. JENKINS, Deceased, ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that Charles McCune has filed his final report application for discharge as Ks-ecutor of the estate of Matthew Jenkins, deceased, and wiU apply to to Honorable Boyd H. Anderson, County Judge.

Broward County, Florida, on the day of July, 1956 for approval of said account and for an order of rcnai Discharge as such Executor of to Estate of Matthew T. Jenkins, deceased. Dated this 2nd day of June, 1956. aC. N.

McCUNE Executor, of the Estate of Matthew T. Jenkins, deceased. -June 13, 30. 37. 195S NOTICE TO WATER TREATMENT EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS Sealed bids will be received until 11:08 A.M.

on June 37th. 1956, in the office the City Manager of Fort Lauder dale. Florida, for Project no. S3. furnishing one lime feeder and slaker and appurtenances for West Dixie Water Plant.

Bidding blanks may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer. Plans and specifications are on file in too office of the City Engineer. A certified or cashier check for of the sum bid, made payable to the City of Fort Lauderdale, shall accom pany each proposal as evidence of trie good faith and responsibility of the bidder. This check will be retained by the City as liquidated damages, should the bidder fail or refuse to enter into a contract with the City for the execution the work embraced in the proposal in the event the proposal of the bidder be accepted. The City of Fort Lauderdale reervrs the right to waive any informality in any bid, and to reject anv or all bids.

W. J. VEEDER City Manager June 6, 13. NOTICE OF SCIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: WAYMON LOYED BAGGETT, 1013 W. 22nd Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida Take notice that a suit for divorce has been brought against you In the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Broward County, Florida, entitled Betty Jo Baggett, plaintiff, vs.

Waymon Loyed Baggett, defendant. In Chancery No. 24447. You are hereby required to file your appearance and answer with the Clerk of said Court and serve a copy of same on Davis, Kirsch and Gorman, 420 Broward National Bank Building, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Solicitors for plaintiff, on June 30th, 1956.

Herein fail not or a decree pro confessa will be entered against you WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court at Fort Lauderdale. Florida, this 28th day of May. A. D. 1956.

FRANK MARKS Clerk of said Circuit Court By BETTY YELLE. Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal DAVIS, KIRSCH AND OORMAN Solicitors for Plaintiff 420 Broward National Bank Building Fort Lauderdale, Florida May 30; June 8, 13. 20, 19S8 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 A. M. on June 27.

1956. in the Office of the City Manager of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for Improvement No. 939: 8.W. 15th Court from W. 9th Avenue to Its west end.

8.W. 16th Street from W. 10th Avenue to its west end. W. 16th Court from W.

10th Avenue to its west end, S.W. 10th Avenue from S.W. 15th Court to S.W. 16th Court. The work includes construction of ap proximately 13,000 square yards of rock pavement which Includes the necessary fill, storm drains and driveways.

Bidding blanks may be obtained at toe Office of the City Engineer. Plans and specifications are on file In the Office of the City Engineer. A certified or cashiers cneck lor $1,000.00 made payable to toe City of Fort Lauderdale, shall accompany each proposal as evidence of toe good faith and responsibility oi tne niaaer. this check will be retained by the City as liquidated damages, should toe bidder fall or refuse to enter into a contract with toe City for the execution of toe work embraced in toe proposal In the event toe proposal of the bidder bo accepted. The City of Fort Lauderdale reserve the right to waive any Informality in any bid, and to reject any or all bids.

W. J. VEEDER City Manager June 13, 20. 1956 NOTICE TO APPEAR AND DEFEND TO: GEORGE E. RATTI Forked River, New Jersey You are hereby notified that a suit for divorce has been instituted against you in toe Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of the 8tat of Florida, in and for Broward County, being in ChanceryvNo.

24560, Entitled DOLORES RATTI, Plaintiff, vs. GEORGE E. RATTL Defendant. You are hereby notified that you are required to serve a copy of your answer to BUI of Complaint on file in this cause upon toe Plaintiff's attorney. Stewart F.

LaMotte. whose address is 225 S.W. First Avenue. Fort Lauderdale. Florida on or before the 17th day of July, 1956, and file the original thereof with the Clerk of the abovo styled court either before such service or immediately thereafter.

If you faU to do so, decree pro confesso wiU be entered against you for the release demanded in the Bill of Complaint. Witness my hand and seal of said Court at Fort Lauderdale. Florida, Broward County, this 11 day of June, 1956. FRANK MARKS Clerk of Circuit Court By: Edward Farley Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal STEWART F. LaMOTTE, JR.

Attorney for Plaintiff 225 S.W. First Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, Florida June 13, 20, 27; July 4. 19S6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF. FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY.

IN CHANCERY NO. 24103. CHASE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation organized and existing under the Laws of the United States of America. Plaintiff, vs. NORMAN W.

LIBBY and MARTHA E. LIBBY his wife, and HOLLYWOOD FINANCE CORPORATION, a Florida corporation, Defendant AMENDED NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: NORMAN W. LIBBY and MARTHA E. LIBBY, his wife Marion Road Miami Gardens Estates Hollywood, Florida YOU, NORMAN W. LIBBY and MARTHA E.

LIBBY, his wife, are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint has been filed against you to foreclose the mortgage on that certain lot, parcel, or piece of land situate, lying and being in Broward County. Florida, more particularly described as follows: Lot Thirteen (13) In Block Twenty-two (22) of MIAMI GARDENS ESTATES, SECTION THREE, FIRST ADDITION, and Resub. of Tracts 5. 6 and 7, of MIAMI GARDENS ESTATES. SECTION THREE, according to the Plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 27, at page 8, of the Public Records of Broward County, Florida; and you are required to serve a copy of your Answer or Pleading to toe Bill of Complaint on the Plaintiffs attorneys, COPELAND, THERREL ft BAIS-DEN, P.

O. Box 558. Miami Beach, Florida, and file the original Answer or Pleadings in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Broward County, Florida, on or before toe 13th day of July, A. D. 1956.

If you fall to do so, judgment by default will be taken against' yon for the relief demanded In toe Bill of Complaint. This notice shall be once each week for four consecutive weeks in toe FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS. DONE AND ORDERED at Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida, this 11th day of June. 1956. FRANK H.

MARKS Clerk of the Circuit Court. By JOSEPH T. MCCLARY, Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal Juno 13, 20, 37; Jul 4, 1958 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that! ttu undersigned. desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of MXRAKXL PRODUCTS OF BROWARD COUNTY. Intends to ref liter the Mid name with toe Clerk of the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida.

SAMUEL DANZIG Juno U. 30. 37; July 1956 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIYElf that the undersigned, desiring to eng ago In Business trader toe rletltous nam of DIXIE BATTERY ELECTRIC Intend to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Broward County, lonaa. WILLIAM F. ROGERS PAULINE ROGERS June 6, 13, 20, 27, MM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In badness under the fictitious name of BROW-DADE MICROSOL CO.

(not intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida. STEVE DOBSO May 30; June 6. 13, 30. 1056 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of BOBANNE JEWELRY Intend to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida. WILTON O.

DUNCANSON ESTELLE A. DUNCANSON June 13, 30, 27, 1958 NOTICE UNDEB FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of BROWARD DIAPER SERVICE, at Number US Northwest 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Intend to register the said name witb the Clerk or the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida. Dated at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this 28 day of May, A.D. 156. W.

BRUCE MscINTOSH N. H. HOTJSEKNECHT F. JOSEPH EOAN BARRETT F. FINN DONALD C.

SUMMERS It M. D. CAUTHEN Owners each of a one-sixth Interest June 13. 20. 27.

15 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN TO THE PUBLIC and to all Interested parties that the Council of the City of Wilton Manors, Florida, will meet on Tuesday July 3rd. 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. in the Village Hall ol Wilton Manors, Florida, (or the purpose of hearing ob jections as follows: To the rezoning of Lots 76, 77 and 78 of Middle River Manor, as recorded in Plat Book 33, Page 2. according to the Public Records of Broward County, Florida, said lands situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida, from R2 to R3 zone.

CITY OF WILTON MANORS ill MARCIA STAFFORD City Clerk. June 13, 14. 15, 1056 June 4. 19S6 OAYLE TEBBE, Vs. Plaintiff SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION MORT GAGE JERRY NEIDES, ADELE NEIDES, Defendants Notice Is hereby given that Amos Hall, Sheriff of Broward County, Flor ida, under and by writ of execution heretofore Issued out of the above en titled court, in the above styled cause have levied noon the following property, situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida, to wit: Lot Block 4 Ocean Park In town of Hallandale Plat Book Page '6 Public Records of Broward County as the property of the above named defendant and that on the 2nd day of July, A.

D. 1956. between the legal hours of sale, namely eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and two o'clock In the afternoon on said day, at the front door of the Court House In Broward County, Florida, I will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash. In hand, the above described property, as the property of the said Defendants to sat isfy said execution. AMOS HALL Sheriff of Broward County By: Elsa R.

Suss Deputy Sheriff June 6. 13, 20, 27. 1956 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu ant to a Final Decree of foreclosure dated June 9, 1956, and entered In Chan cery Case No. 22.805 of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Broward County. Florida, wherein BENJAMIN W.

BIRN TAUBA BIRN. his wife, plaintiffs, and COASTAL IMPROVEMENT a Florida corooratlon. et. are defendants, will sell to the highest ana nest bidder for cash at the front door of the Brow ard County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A. M.

on the 25th day of June 1958, the following described property as set forth in said Final Decree, to-wit The East 50 Feet of the West 450 Feet of the North 13 of the South 35 of toe 8EV' of the NWVi of the 6EV of Section 33. Township 48 South, Range 42 East, less the South 25 Feet thereof (otherwise known as Lot no 310 according to an unrecorded Plat 6f Collier City, 2nd Addition); said lands situate, lying and being in Broward County. Florida. DATED this 11th day of June, 1958. a FRANK H.

MARKS Clerk of said Circuit Court By: Maude McDonald Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal June 13, 1956 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA. No. 34100. EDGAR L.

GETER, Plaintiff. vs. SARAH GETER. Defendant. AMENDED NOTICE TO APPEAR Whereabouts unknown TO: SARAH GETER Last known address: 534 Center Street Daytona Beach, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Bill of Complaint for Divorce has been filed, against you, and you are hereby required to serve a copy your Answer to said Complaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney, and file the original Answer in the Office of tne cirri the Circuit Court on or before the 6th day of July, A.

1956, in default which toe Complaint will be taken confessed against VOU. This notice shall be published for four consecutive weeks In the Fort Lau derdale Daily News. DONE AND ORDERED at Fort Lau derdale, Florida, this 4th day of June, A I. 1956. FRANK H.

MARKS. Clerk Circuit Court, Broward County By: Maude McDonald A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal JAMES D. WELCH Attorney for Plaintiff 16 S. E. Sixth Street Fort Lauderdale.

Florida June a. 13. 20, 27, 1956 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE 8TATE OP FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY. FLORIDA. AT LAW.

NO 8704. CITY LOAN COMPANY. INC, Plaintiff, vs. FRED JOHNSON, Defendant. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is Hereby Given that AMOS HALL, Sheriff of Broward County, Florida, under and by virtue of a writ of execution heretofore issued out at tne above entitled court, in the above atyled cause, have levied upon the following property, situate, lying and being in Broward County.

Florida, to wit: Lots and 16 of Block 10 STURDE-VANT ADDITION TO WEST HOLLYWOOD, a subdivision as shown ao- cording to too Public Records of Broward County. Florida as the property of toe above named Defendant, and that on the 3 day of July. A.D. 1956. between toe legal hours of sale, namely eleven o'clock In toe forenoon, and two o'clock in toe after noon on said day, at toe irons aoor oi the Court House Broward County.

Florida. I will offer for aale and sell to toe highest bidder for cash. In hand, toe above described property, as the property of the said Defendant ta sat isfy aald execution. AMOS HALL, Sheriff of Broward County, By: Elsa H. Suss Deputy Sheriff DAN G.

WHEELER. and HOWARD N. PELZNEB, Attorneys for Plaintiff 902-908 Security Building Miami. Florida. jvm 38, an.

um the to of the the at NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name 01 YOUR FAVORITE ICK CREAM Intends register the said name with the Clerk toe Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida. W. T. WILLIAMS May as, 10; June 8. 1868 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that underlined, desiring to engage la business under the fictitious name of 8IMARDS SOIL COMPACTION SERVICE Intends, to register the said name with Clerk of the Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida.

ALBERT J. SIMARD May 13, 30; June a 13. 1956 NOTICE' OF PUBLIC fcEABING Notice is hereby flren that the Brow ard Covin Zoning Board of Adjustment win near the following request lor variance to the Zoning Regulations on properties in Broward County, Florida. 1:00 p.m. oa June 1J, 1B5.

in the County Commissioners Meeting room at the Broward County Court House, Fort Lauderdale. Florida. Taylor Anderson, 2821 8. W. 2nd Street, Lot Block 15.

Woodland Park unit, requests variance to build a 240 square feet addition to an existing util ity room, which has 120 square feet. Both the utility room and the addition are Intended for residential purposes. By direction of the Chairman BROWARD COUNTY ZONINQ BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT June 13. 1S5S NOTICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY OF BROWARD STATE OF FLORIDA You and each of you are hereby notl. fled and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of MARY THORNTON ENNIS.

deceased. late of said County, to the County Judge of Broward County, Florida, at his of fice In the court house. Fort Lauder. dale, Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the first publi cation of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing, and must state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent.

or his attorney, or the same will be come void according to law. This 23rd day of May. 1956. JOHN D. ENNIS Executor of the Estate of Mary Thornton Ennis.

deceased ROGERS, MORRIS CRIFFIS Attorneys for Petitioner 400 First Federal Building Fort Lauderdale, Florida June 6. 13. 20. 17. 1956 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY.

IN CHANCERY. No. 24490-B IRVING R. SPENCER, Plaintiff, vs. BETTY SPENCER, Defendant.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO: BETTY SPENCER 24 Landscape Avenue Yonkeri 8, New York You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for Divorce has been filed against you In the above entitled cause, and you are required to serve copy of your Answer to the Bill of Complaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, 2J05 Atlantic Boulevard, Pompano Beach, Florida, and file the original Answer in toe office of the Clerk of Circuit Court on or before July 6th, 1956; otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered against you. Dated this 2nd day of June, A. D. 1956.

FRANK H. MARKS Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Edward Farley, D. C. A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal June 13. 30.

27. 1956 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu ant to a Final Decree of foreclosure dated June 4, 1956, and entered In Chancery Case No. 33969 of the Circuit Court of the Fifteeenth Judicial Circuit In and for Broward County. Florida, wherein BENJAMIN W. BIRN and TAUBA BIRN.

his wife, plaintiffs, and COAST AL IMPROVEMENT CO, INC, a Florida corporation, and JAMES EL VINE and JOHNNIE MAE EL VINE, nls wile, are defendants, I will sell to toe highest and best bidder for cash at toe front door of toe Broward County Court house In Fort Lauderdale, Broward County. Florida, at 11:55 o'clock A. M. on the 25th day of June, ihdb, me ioi- lowlng described property as set lortn in said Final Decree, to-wit: The East 50 feet of the West 600 Feet of toe North 13 of the South 35 of toe SE of the NW1, of the SEV of Section 33. Township 48 South, Range 43 East, less toe South 25 Feet thereof (otherwise known as Lot No.

313, according to an unrecorded Plat of Collier City. 2nd Addition); said lands situate, lying and being in Broward County, Florida. DATED this 11 day of June, 1958. Il FRANK H. MARKS Clerk of said Circuit Court By: Maude McDonald Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal June 13, 1956 SUMMONS AND NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: L.

E. Hlnnant Hillard Apts. Apt. 12 Saint Mary's St. Raleigh.

N. C. You are notified that a suit for divorce has been Instituted by bill of complaint aealnst you In toe Circuit court of tne Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, In and for Broward County, Florida, in cnancery No. 24408, entitled, Kathryn 8. Hlnnant, Plaintiff, vs.

L. E. Hinnant. Defendant. You are reaulred to me an answer, or otherwise plead according to law, in the above proceedings on, or Detore, tne 21st day of June 1956 and also by said data to serve upon toe plaintiffs solicitors, Buckley ft Bland.

Ill S. E. Sixth Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a copy of vour answer or other pleading In the cause. Herein fall not under penalty oi default. A copy of the plaintiff's complaint is attached to the copy of this summons and notice to defend being mailed by the undersigned to you at the above address.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of the above court at Fort Lauaeraaie. Florida, this 21st day of May 1956. FRANK H. MARKS, Clerk of above court By JOSEPH T. McCLARY, Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal May 23, 30; June 6.

13. 1956 NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORDIA TO: PIETER VAN RIKXOORD and AUGUSTS VAN RIKXOORD, his wife 32 Conobee Avenue Savvllle. Long Island. New York TAKE NOTICE that a suit for the re-establishment of a nromisory note of NORMAN A. CLARK and LORRAINE H.

CLARK, his wife, payable to tne order of BEATRYCE DENNY in the nrlnclDBl amount of Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($8,500.00) beai ing Interest at six per cent (6) per annum, payable four (4t years after date, and the reestsbllshment of mortgage securing said promissory note and encumbering the following described property, to wit: Lot Nine (9). Block One 1 of AT LANTIC BEACH DEVELOPMENT, ac cording to toe plat thereof recorded lrr Plat Book 37, Page 1, of toe public records of Broward County, Fionaa; and for an accounting of the sums due BEATRYCE DENNY on account of said note and mortgage: for an order re quiring payment thereof and in default of such payment, for the foreclosure of the lien of said mortgage against the above described nroDertv. has been instituted against you in toe Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, In and for Broward County, Florida, in Chancery No. 34553, entitled "BEATRYCE DENNY. Plaintiff, vs.

NORMAN A CLARK and LORRAINE H. CLARK, his wife; PIETER VAN RIKXOORD and AUGUSTE RIKXOORD. his wife: NOR MAN R. BROAD and CATHERINE BROAD, his wife, and CHARLES A ROSS and OLGA G. ROSS, his wife.

Defendants." You are hereby required to file your answer to Plaintiff's Bill of complaint in said cause with the Clerk of said Court, and to serve a copy of same upon Plaintiff's attorneys. Saunders, curus, Glnestra A Gore, whose address is Atr Untie Federal Building. 1750 East Sun rise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on or before the 13th day of July 1956. WITNESS my hand and the seal of aald Court at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this 9th day of June. 1956.

FRANK H. MARKS Clerk of toe Circuit Court By JOSEPH T. MCCLARY, Deputy Clerk A TRUE COPY Circuit Court Seal SAUNDERS. CURTIS. GINESTRA A GORE Atlantic Federal Building- 1750 East Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale.

Florida Attorneva for Plaintiff June 30. 37; July 4. 1956 the In to IN TN TO N. and 8th of of torium rental in behalf of ventions of 600 delegates or The commissioners acted! on a recommendation of the auditorium advisory board. The item will be included in the 1956-57 budget.

The board member point ed ant the economic boost a convention of 600 delerates would rive the cltr. Us mer hotel, and motel owners. The commissioner! accepted the 000 delegate minimum rec ommendation when it was pointed out that there Is private facilities here for lesser num bers. Commissioner Oeorti C. Petersen suggested that the money which should provide 20 days' rental a year be in cluded in the publicity depart ment budget.

Mayor Porter O. Reynolds and Commissioners John Russell and Robert A. Childers agreed, but only after the may or expressed the opinion that "it might be dangerous to pick up the tab for auditorium ren tal." He said he felt it was setting a precident for a function JofUCJL By Virginia Rogers With three playgrounds, a teaching staff of six, and nineteen activities scheduled, the biggest, busiest summer recreation program In the city's history gets under way next Monday. Registration Is at Hagen Pavil-llon, 9 a. m.

All school-age children living in Wilton Manors or the Elementary School-District may enroll for the free six-weeks program. THREE PARK PROGRAM A summary of activities to be offered at the three recreation centers follows: Hagen Park Specialized instruction in archery, arts and crafts, bowling, badminton, tennis, shuffleboard. table games nd baton twirling. Mlckel Field Baseball, goft-ball. physical fitness classes, track and field.

Wilton Manors School play ground Basketball, tetherball. postball, kickball. baseball and Softball. Also playground equip ment for the younger age group to be supplemented by additional play areas at Hagen Park soon. ADULT RECREATION In the planning stage are dances, shuffleboard tournaments and card parties for adults.

The regular Friday night Hagen Park square dances will continue through the summer. STAFF PERSONNEL Four trained supervisors have been appointed by the Board of Public instruction to assist City Recreation directors Harry and Madie Davis. Lou Morelli, athletic director supervise physical fitness classes and track and field events. Martin L. Mar- cum, asistant athletic director 1 It 1 4.

r- 1 is "ft 4. e-- al the the no more that should be handled by the convention bureau of the Cham ber of Commerce. However, Mayor Reynolds later agreed that large con ventions would be a promotion aid to the city. PARKS SURVEY The commissioners also agreed to spend an estimated $1,900 this summer on a parks survey. The mayor pointed up the ex press need for parks in the southwest and northwest sec tors of the city.

The money for survey, they agree, should come out of the contingency fund. 1 The commissioners also granted the Florida State Plant Board permission to use aircraft to spray insecticide in fight on the fruit fly. The plant board application was for permission to fly at an altitude of less than 500 feet. City regulations call for flights below 1,000 feet. A right-of-way settlement for Parcel No.

62 on NE Fourth Ave. was made with Robert Q. Bolten Jr. for $1,238. will help with the sports program.

Margaret Smith, will supervise arts and crafts, table games and story telling. O. B. Houghton is athletic assistant and, Donna Kozla will teach weekly baton classes. Madie Davis is archery and tennis instructor and supervisor of registration and reports.

Harry Davis will coordinate the over-all program. PARK PROGRESSING With the Installation of a sprinkling system in Jaycee Park Monday, the beautif icatlon of the Wilton Dr. city area moved one step closer. Sod and flowering shrubs will soon be added by Jaycee park-committee volunteers. ZONING BOARD MEETING A full house turned out for the Monday night board meeting to protest the rezoning of lots 78, 77 and 78 in Middle River Manor facing NE 26th St.

between NE 18th Ave. and NE 19th Ave.l from Rl to Bl. A Medical Clinic Is planned for the area. Since board chairman Lea Bagwell and two other members were absent, action on the controversial Issue was tabled for "full board" vote TWO THEFTS REPORTED Police report two recent thefts. C.

Oswald. 62 NE 26th found eight dollars in coin miss ing from his bureau drawer when he returned to his un locked house Monday afternoon. Police art Investigating. Also under Investigation is the theft of $50 worth of building materials from a NW 24th St. house over the week-end, re ported by contractor Elmer Bar- nett.

233 NW 24th St. fc ism i ar hi! i ir daw (' top 'It's Tough When (EDITOR'S NOTE: This to the fourth of six articles diseasslng milk prices here, the effects of controls and what Is being done elsewhere to make suture's "most nearly perfect food eeeree" available to consumers ta quantity and at rices the easterners caa afford.) By HARVEY CALL Daily News Staff Reporter Dairy interests are maneuver ing for new controls which can be expected to drive milk prices in Broward County still higher. Now, a federal order regulating prices has been requested and milk interests have engaged highly paid experts to compile data necessary to spur early approval. Even If no price increase is awarded to producers, the program would add 15 to 20 cents to the cost of each hundredweight approximately HVs gallons of milk. In return, the consumer, who must pay the bill, will receive no benefits only the assurance prices will not go down.

The federal order would mean the establishment of another Washington-directed bureaucrat for South Florida. He would be the marketing administrator who would preside over a local office, setting the minimum price to be paid for milk. THERE'S A CATCH But there is a catch to the marketing order. It sets prices for the several classes of milk used. Tops is Class One fluid milk that is delivered to the homes or sold through stores.

The prevailing practice in fed eral market areas is to establish a high price to be paid farmers for this milk. Distribu tors have to pay this minimum, buying whatever they require and passing the cost along to the home consumer. North Broward General Hos pital announced the following births: To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonnell 2333 Broward Ft.

Lauderdale, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Earnest, 5227 Federal Ft. Lauderdale, a son.

To Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Butter worth, 3310 Jackson Mel rose Park, a son. Memorial Hospital reported: To Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Medlin, 5623 McKinley St, West Holly wood, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyd, 1219 Lincoln Hollywood, a son. 7 'rs i Milk the farmer cannot sell for this market is considered and sold under other classifications which includes manufactured milk products such as ice cream, butter, evap orated milk, powdered milk, etc SURPLUS PRICES LOW And the farmer has to sell the "surplus" milk for substan tially less than Class One prices There is absolutely no limit to the output of these by-products.

The manufacturer, whether it is Bordens, Krafts, Carna tion or another big concern, knows full well that everything turned out can be sold. If the public does not buy, the federal government stands ready to step in. Currently, the federal govern' ment has more than 000 worth of these products stacked away in warehouses, They were purchased with the consumers' dollars. And they are stored at a cost of more than in warehouse charges, paid by the taxpayer. STOCKPILE IS GROWING Each year, the stockpile grows by the equivalent of 28 quarts of milk for every man, woman and child.

This, of course, is a vicious circle. The farmer would fare better if people bought more milk for the table and less was left for the surplus, lower-priced sales. Charles B. Shaman, presi dent of the American Farm Bureau Federation, declared two weeks ago the farmer has himself to blame if he Is not sharing in the national prosperity. Farmers have "abandoned the system of producing and selling for consumers in favor of a system of producing for the gov ernment, he asserted.

Shuman asserted the need is for "aggressive surplus disposal programs." such as the recent pork sales promotion which eased the hog market and start ed hog prices back toward nor mal without the benefit of con trols and price supports. STILL WANT CONTROLS Despite this and similar urg ing of numerous farm publica tions, dairymen here are pressing for federal controls which will add to the problems of the farmer, the consumer and the taxpayer alike. Some 90 farmers of South Florida banded together only a few weeks ago under the aegis of a new organization, the Independent Dairy Farmers' Asso ciation, Inc. Their first aetion was to apply to the Agricultural Mar keting Service, U. S.

Depart ment of Agriculture, for the federal order. They want South Florida from OFF THE COUNTY COURT MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Evangelos A. Condu Ragla. Long Is land, N. 37.

eaprenter, and Elena E. ing, Hollywood. 27, cashier. Ellis E. Roof, Danla, 28.

shoe repair. and Janice 8. Durgin. Omnia, 19, clerk. carrou Dixon Vincent.

Ft. Lauderdale. 25, aircraft mechanic, and Margaret Eunice JaekeL Ft. Lauderdale, 22. sec retary.

Elmer Francis Childers. Hollywood. 31. sales manager, and Joyce Ann Mlnter. Hollywood, 21.

private secretary. Alberto E. Flnol. Maraealbo. Venesue-la.

31, dairy business, and Patricia J. Wardrop, Hollywood. 31. Daniel J. Calhoune.

Ft. Lauderdale. 23, plumber, and Joyce E. Patterson. Hollywood, IS, secretary.

Howard R. Turner, Ft. Lauderdale. 44, barber, and Florence Marie Schulten, Ft. Lauderdale, 48.

student. Herbert L. Anson, Hollywood. 31. stu- aent, and Helen E.

Hoffman, Hollywood. 22. school teacher. Harold Fay Slick. Miami.

34. track driver, and Sue Lee Rudd. Opa Locka. 18. Lloyd D.

Olberson. Ft. Lauderdale. 34. driving Instructor, and Janice R.

TUford, Ft. Lauderdale. 19. reeentionist. John Theo Huigen.

West Hollywood. butcher, and Helen M. Kelly, West Holly- wooa. Verner Franklin Kelly, Jackson. Miss.

23, UJS. Navy, and True Lee Meyer, Ft. Lauderdale, 30, student. Lonnie D. Ard.

Ft. Lauderdale. 34. sod field worker, and Ammalee Burrows. Ft.

iAUderoale. IS. Eldridge Lee Johnson, Castle Hayne. IT. 31.

truck driver, and Mareia Charlene Dixon, Ft. Lauderdale. 17. stu dent. Dwight BerUn Richards, Pensaeola.

34, U. 8. Navy, and Betty Joyce Wilson. Ft. Lauderdale, 19, student.

John W. Sands. Danla. 40. clerk, and Jennie Heldt.

Dania, 37, medical as sistant F. Paul Maxson, Oakland Park. 30. weU driller, and Sandra Frances Cal houn, Ft. Lauderdale, 18.

Joseph Borges, Hollywood. 69, retired. and Ines O. Matteson, Hollywood. 43, teacher.

Carl E. HoTilday, Ft. Lauderdale. 34, radio operator, and Eula Id. Grayson.

Ft. Lauaeraaie, secretary. John Aaron Smiley Jr Ft. Lauderdale. 23.

architectural draftsman, and Donna Jean Myers, Ft. Lauderdale, 35, school teacher. CIRCUIT COURT DIVORCE GRANTED George W. Piovust from Eleanor H. Provost.

NEW DIVORCE SUITS Fred MerrleU Perkins vs. Althea Dex ter Perkins. Mabel Hamilton vs. Walter Hamilton Jr Dolores Battt vs. Oeorge Needless to say, every state ment in the five-page application stressed the importance of the controls from the standpoint of the dairymen.

Not as much as a word offers any advantage to the consumer nor is any bene fit likely. One of the more interesting aspects of the plea was a protest that 114,000 gallons of milk was brought into this area during September, 1955 from out-of-state sources Alabama, Ten nessee, Mississippi, Virginia, Missouri and New York. The fanners would like something done about that. The obvious inference is they would like action which will boost prices here and shut off all competition. Why are South Florida farmers seeking federal controls? The answer is that for 20 years, dairy interests basked under the protection of the State Milk Commission.

Then the Milk Commission came under widespread, state-wide attack for its retail price-fixing policies. There was a determined effort to revise the program while the 1955 Legislature was in session. That failed because of the power of the farm lobby. DROPPED RESTRICTIONS Gov. LeRoy Collins followed up and last fall was able to induce the commission to drop its price controls for a year as a trial.

Although prices remained steady, the dairy interests were alarmed. In April, dairymen of Dade, Monroe and Broward Counties petitioned for the re moval of all Milk Commission controls here. The application was grant ed and as a result, there are no price controls prevailing at the present time. Price controls must not be confused with the many sanitary and health measures which govern every step of the production of milk. Those have not been disturbed and milk standards are unchanged.

Removal of price controls, however, has not affected the market. DAIRYMEN UNITED The dairy interests have maintained an united front. In seeking federal controls, they strive to strengthen that united front. They seek to re move the matter from the realm of the state government and place it in federal hands. They seek to substitute Washington control for local opinion and responsibility.

Involved are some 100 milk producers and more than 000 residents of South Florida. RECORD E. Ratti, Michael Alessl vs. Johanna AlessL Henry Carl Zeuner Jr. vs.

Frances Joan Ittem Zeuner, Betty C. Langston vs. James Louis Langston, Rose Mary Lents vs. Alfred J. Lents, Leone Vigar Reddy vs.

Lawrence Reddy, Sarah A. Welles vs. Ratcliffe C. Welles, Lillian Lott vs. Ed Lott, Leonard F.

Millwood vs. Shirley Greene Millwood, Kathryn K. Raynor vs. Cornelius M. Raynor, Flor ence M.

Jordon vs. Farrell Jordon, Lucie Marcantonio vs. Fred J. Marcantonlo. MUNICIPAL COURT Speeding Barbara Graham Hormer, 29, 1801 NE 16th $10 fine; Jack son M.

Cooper. 26. NW 11th $10 fine; Ernie 50, 624 NW Fourth $15 fine; Shlrlee Ann Nash, 24. 1531 NW 11th Street. $10 fine; William Thomas Kellerman, 20.

1500 NE 17th $16 fine; David Franklin 8tranahan, 37, 1615 SW Fourth $20 fine; Charles A. Donnelly. 34, Miami. $20 fine: Harold Julian Hadley, 17, 1151 Iroquois $10 fine: John R. Williams.

23. Negro. Deerfield eBach, $35 bond forfeiture, and no drivers license, $50 bond forfeiture; Winn Ooff Allen, 18. 1001 SW Fourth $10 fine; Perry Stokes, 38, Negro, 521 NW 19th $10 fine; John Willie Lewis. 31, Negro.

528 NW Fifth Ave. $10 fine; Austin HilL 31. Negro, 213 NW rounn sio line, and no driver's li cense, $25 fine: Chester Roosevelt Moore, 84, Negro, 536 NW 14th $10 fine; cnanes Patrick Nichols, 19, Dyer, ind, $30 fine; Gale Don Walker, 34, 1613 NE 18th Ave, $35 fine, and Jack Cooper, 37. 1633 NW 11th St- $15 fine. Running stop sign John Harold Cas- sldy, 28, 229 Birch $1 fine; Claude Z.

Holmer, 50. 1035 NW Third Ave, $10 fine, and EUrise Coleman, 19, Negro, 1611 NW Second 8t failed to appear and Deocn warrant issued; same on charge of no driver's license. Reckless driving Charles Scott Jr, 23, 709 SW Fourth $10 fine, and no driver's license, $25 fine, and Mary Vir ginia Morrison, ao, 1231 ks I3th Ave $10 fine. Failure to yield right-of-way Howard Randel Sweet Jr, 31, Negro, 1036 NW 11th Place, not guilty. and battery Rufus Kitts.

2. negro, not gouty. Drunk driving Thomas Anderson, 37, Negro, 328 NW Fifth Ave, $75 fine and drivers license revoked for one year; Rupert James Davis. 47. 901 NE 17th St, continued to June 19, and Jo seph B.

Manoney, 40, Dania, continued to June 16. Drunk William Henry McCallum, 35, Miami, $10 fine; Richard Godfrey, 38, Lauderdale Trailer Park, $10 fine, and Vernon Vaughn. 28, Bakersfield. Calif, $10 bond No drivers license Tbeodosia 8. Holland.

73, 1311 Beabrees Blvd, $25. and failure to report accident, not guUry SCHOOL'S OUT Some 400 boys and girls in Renton, spent most of their time untangling lines from among each other as they engaged in a mass fishing program sponsored by the Renton Lions Club. Things got better when Washington State Game Department sent in a truck and tossed 3,000 rainbow trout into stream for the under-1 5-year-olds. Biggest catch of the day was one of the youngsters who fell into the water..