Reappraisal Slated In North Palm Beach 1964NORTH PALM BEACH
NEWS FROM
VILLAGE MANAJER FRANK R. SPENCE
At an executive session
of the Village Council last
week the Village Council
agreed to appoint Herbert
Watt as Councilman to fill
the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Herb Gibson
until the next regular e-
lection in March, 1965.
Watt is retired and has been
a long time resident at 720
Lighthouse Drive. He is
currently Vice -Chairman
of the Recreation Commit-
tee, active in the Senior
Citizens Club and an ar-
dent boat fan. Watt will
be formally sworn in at
the next regular meeting,
July 14th.
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Reappraisal Slated
In North Palm Beach
NORTH PALM BEACH --
Hunnicutt & Associates repre-
sentatives next week will begin
their complete reappraisal of all
)roperty in North Palm Beach,
lax Assessor Herbert A. `Matt
announced Wednesday
The representatives will have
identification cards signed by
Watt, who urged home owners l
to check their identification be-
fore admitting them.
Jaycee News 'N' Notes
BY JOHN H. WETTERMANN
The Riviera Beach Jay-
cees conducted their first
monthly dinner meeting of
-the year June 6 at C a p t.
A l e x's Restaurant. T h e
meeting was quite a s u c -
cess.
Speakers were F r an k
Foster, national director,
and Jack Hardin, past state
chairman of the Florida
Jaycees.
Their talks, centered
around orientation of new
members, proved timely,
as guests at this meeting
almost matched in number
the attendance of the mem-
bers. A hearty welcome
goes out to new Jaycees
James Heslip, David Scar-
lett, and Jacques Triplett
who joined the ranks at
this meeting. Also welcome
to Alphonse Roart, asso-
ciate
sso-
ciate member, who re-
cently joined.
A highlight of the even-
ing was presentation.
of Jaycee of the M o n t h
Awards by Jay Garner, past
president. Ed Ludwig re-
ceived the award for Jan-
uary for promotin� the
"smile campaign.' The
award for February went
to Bernie Hirsch for lead-
ership on the Jaycee beach
project. Awards for March,
April and May were p r e-
sented to John Wettermann,
"Snag" Holmes and C h uck
Waltenburg for their ef-
forts
f-
foits in publicity, the Mutt
Derby and the seatbelt
drive, respectively.
A work party has been
called by Bernie Hirsch to
clean up the Jaycee Beach
in anticipation of the Fourth
located on the causeway be-
tween Riviera .Beach and
Singer Island, w i 11 b e an
ideal vantage point for the