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rlattbu fcrtrtittrl f7MMH 4 Thursday, June 2, 1966 ij I TV" li 5 A Adult Class To Hold Graduation By NATALIE JENKINS Phone CS8-6178 DELTONA Graduation excercises for the Deltona Adult Education Classes will be held Saturday at the 1 1 ona Community Center. The program will begin at 3 p.m. Dr. Roy ngren, president of Daytona Beach Junior College will deliver the ncement Derby Winners Announced By DOROTHY MURTOX EDGEWATER Ronald Granger won the Pinewood Derby, sponsored by Edge-water Cub Scout Pack 425 recently. Other winners were Knute Hildreth, second, and Scott Melanson, third.

A special awards cere- mony was conducted by the troop assisted by members of Troop 406. One year pins were presented to Charles Jl' 14' Poppy 1 II IHIIMJ I I it i i if iff ii I i vt cfMv i': Tij ir. I I II ft 4v "'4 IJ'. i I i sldi 1 lit1''- rife I i I i i LL Poster Winners American Legion Auxiliary Unit 17 of New Smyrna Beach announced these winners of a poppy poster contest. Poppy chairman Mrs.

Victoria Broch awarded prizes to Teresa Everett, third, Mike Sellers, first, and Donald Hendricks second. Auxiliary collected $350 on its annual poppy day last week and extends its thanks to public of New Smyrna Beach. Yacht Club Party 'Old Home WecV Getting Heath Mrs. Mabel Builis of Tampa, librarian and secretary of Florida Federation of Art, is busily cataloguing books of reference and instruction that will come in handy during summer art teaching session at DeBary Mansion, federation headquarters. From nucleus eight years ago library collection has grown until it is now housed on second floor of mansion.

Called "The Florence Seymour Library" this art collection honors federation president under whose auspices mansion was chosen for federation headquarters. (Volusia Sentinel Star Photo by Arne Ericksen) DAYTONA BEACH The party at the Halifax River Yacht Club on Saturday evening was "old home week" for several native Daytonans. Jim Loomis, a native of this city, and his wife Jane were returning to their home in Jacksonville from a Southern trip on their boat, and stopped off to attend the party with Frank Pyle. Other former Daytonans, Ellen Mis and her mother Mrs. Ruth Burkley of Columbia, S.

C. attended the party with Ellen's husband, Joe, and their hostess, Vivian Richards. THE SOUTH CAROLINIANS spend their vacation each year here and planned to return home Sunday. The party was a covered-dish supper headed by a committee composed of Elsie Cahill, Peg Vaughan and Betty Dolan. The members as usual went all out preparing succulent dishes of chicken, barbecue, ham, etc.

and calorie filled desserts to top the meal. School graduations and vacations were topics of conversation at almost all of the tables. John and Beth Lutz were planning their trip to Chicago to attend the graduation of their granddaughter from high school. Doims In DeLnnd 16 Grads Epsilon Gamma Chapter Slagcs Hawaiian Luau By MARGE TEARE ft Cub Scouts Conduct Meeting By SADIE GRIMM DELEON SPRINGS -The Cub Scouts of the four Dens of Cub Scout Pack 555 had their pack meeting and awards presentation Satur day night at the Lion's Den. The ceremony opened with the flag salute, led by Den 4.

All the boys of the four dens stood at attention and gave the scout promise, motto and laws of the pack. George White, cubmaster, presented all the awards also gave out cards to committeemen and den mothers. CARDS WERE presented to committeemen, chairman Chris Sorensen, Marshall Bailey, Jack Cava-naugh, James a i 1 Paul Dreggors, and Harold Drury. Den mothers pre sented cards were Mrs. James Carwile, Mrs.

Bill Beach Mrs. Ralph Fieser, Mrs. Willard Garrett. Cub uts receiving cards were George Bailey, Ray 1 1 a Kenny Wilkes, James Garrett, Stan Given, Pat and Mike Cavanaugh, Curt Sapp, Kevin Sorensen, Gerald Fieser, Mark White, Arthur Newcomb, Bill Beach, Tim Dreggors, Freddie Peterson, James Brooke, Ronald hender, David Pinner, Stephen Hall and Gary Carwile. There was a display of work done by the boys, shell collection, button and rock collection; various scrapbooks and other handcraft exhibits.

CUBMASTER WHITE made the following awards to Pat Cavanaugh, bear badge and gold arrow; Stan Given, one gold and one silver arrow; Gerald Fieser, gold arrow; Gary Car wile, silver arrow; James Garrett and Michael Cava naugh each received wolf badge and a gold arrow; David Pinner, Mark White, Ray McLellan, and Steph en Hall all received wolf badges; Tim Dreggors re ceived wolf badge, cold arrow and nine silver arrows; Bill Beach, wolf badge, gol darrow and four silver arrows; George Bailey, wolf badge and gold a James Brooge, bear badge. Den 4 received the at tendance badge for the most parents present There were 3S present in eluding parents and scouts. CATHOLIC MISSION TO MEET DELTONA A meeting of members of the Deltona Catholic Mission will be held at the Community Center Thursday, 8 p.m. for the purpose of setting up a schedule of ushers for 7:45 a.m. Sunday Mass and to make plans for the formation of a Ladies' Sodality.

All interested persons are invited to attend. Any suggestions or ideas about church events will be "tmtmniuiiiiMitiiitiiiititritiftttttiiniimiiinfitiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiitLiUiiiitiitiiiiuiiirtiiiitu They were seated with Dave and Ciel Jones, Bob and Jose Milar, Joe and Alpha Little and her sister, Vernie Ganta, Anthony Svoboda, Robert Cook, Joseph Lopez, Caroll Seng and Scott Melanson. DANNY Boreck received the Arrow of Light award which is the highest in cub scouting. Other awards were presented to pack members. Cubmaster Anthony Svoboda gave committee members a certificate of Edgewater Reports appreciation for their work in the past year.

A picnic is scheduled June 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Putnal. a ter Methodist Church suffered an estimated $3,500 in damage when it was smashed into by an auto from a two-car accident. BRIAN LeClair, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest LeClair was one of two boys presented an Eagle award at a Scouting Court of Honor held at Read-Pattillo School, New Smyrna Beach. The LeClairs also heard from their older son, Ernest who has been promoted to Signal Seaman on the USS Brown-stein, now cruising in South China seas. Ernest is 18 and has been recommended for promotion to Petty Officer. If approved he will be the youngest sailor on board to receive that rating.

Larry Byrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Byrd was presented a God and Country Award Sunday by the Rev. Harvey Hardin. He is a member of the local scout pack and the award was presented at Edgewa ter i Church, where the scouts attended in mass.

Members of Edgewater Civic Garden Club who plan to attend luncheon and installation at Dutch Pantry in Daytona Beach June 14 are to contact Mrs. Donald Mason for tickets and reservations. EXTENSION Homemak-ers Club will feature a covered dish luncheon for last meeting of the year, June 7 at noon at Hawks Park Club. Members are to bring a place setting and covered dish. Mrs.

Morton Born has sold her home here and purchased the New York Avenue apartments from Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Bennett. New officers of Willing Workers society of Union Community Church were installed by the Rev. Urban Ogden.

They are Mrs. Ralph Menard, president; Mrs. Russell Patch, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Mc-Intire, secretary; all reelected; and Mrs. Roy Harding, vice president.

Mrs. Harry Rosengarten has returned to her home after a couple months visit with relatives. She visited with sisters in Miami and San Diego, and with her son in Biloxi, Miss. Engagement Announced SAMSULA Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Hafner of Samsula and Palatka announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Kathleen, to Larry Lee Carmichael, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Carmichael, Blue Mountain, Miss. The wedding will be June 11 at 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church, New Smyrna Seach.

A reception dinner and dance will follow the ceremony at the SNPJ Lodge. Samsula. No invitations are being sent but all friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend. HOUSE HUNTERS! Track down the best home buys in today's Classified Section. The 1 1 ona Choral Group, under the direction of Mrs.

Mildred Clark, will be featured in three Deltonotes musical selections. A reception will follow the program. THE DELTONA Adult Education program is an i of the DBCJ Adult Education Division. Twenty-two different classes were offered this school vear and over 500 Deltona residents partici pated in the program at the Little Red Schoolhouse. Those who participated in the classes are asked to droD bv the Little Red Schoollhouse Saturday, be tween 10 a.m.

and 1:30 p.m to Dick ud their caps and gowns. Deltona sports news for this week includes results of Deltona Women's Golf meet Monday. First place winner was Minoka Mid' kiff: second place winner was Hazel McFadden; and, once again, low putts went to Edna Seay, just can't beat that woman putting. Every Sunday afternoon around 3:30, mixed groups nlav two ball foursomes. Last Sunday five sets of foursomes played; first Dlace winning team was Edna Seay and Mr.

B. Morrow. Second place team was Connie Brown and Earl Hodges. Retiring Minister Honored ORANGE CITY The Rev. and Mrs.

E. B. Mc- Broom were greeted by their many friends at an a ciatlon fellowship Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church. Among those wishing the Rev. Mr.

McBroom health and happiness on his retire ment from the ministry were the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Patterson; the Rev.

and Mrs. Wylie F. Steen; the Rev. David Solomon, all of Orange City and the Rev. and Mrs.

E. L. Denslow of Enterprise and the Rev. and Mrs. Frank McColm of Lake Helen.

In the receiving line with Mr. and Mrs. McBroom and daughters, Sara Lou and Iva Lee; Leslie Dyer, Mrs. R. M.

Webber, presi dent of the WSCS; Mrs. Leslie J. Dyer, president of the Wesleyan Service Guild; Glenn Eggleston, i of the Men's Club. ALL THE church organizations coordinated their efforts to make this a pleasant day to be remembered. The Rev.

Solomon offered a prayer just before H. M. Hussey presented the love offering to the Mc- Brooms. Mrs. Gordon Rein and Mrs.

Jack Green furnished the silver service and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bothe donated the guest book presided over by Mrs Green and Mrs. Lance Hayward. The hostesses were Howard Booth, Stuart Leonard, Everett Oliver, Guy Thorn ton, Albert Diddams, C.

A Sherman, Victor Schaefer, William Haigh, oldie Kurs, Harold Hock, Peggy Stutler, Everett Myers, Stanley Wilcox, Nip Tren- tham, Douglas Hagadorn, and also the Mmes. Bill Ford, F. W. Hill. T.

Bouland, Kenneth Hanson Woodrow Arnold, Nancy Hostetter, H. M. Hussey, E. Murkett. Les Dyer furnished the musical background and the fresh flowers and Harold Hock was in charge of solicitation.

Also serving on the general committee were Mrs. Paul Smiley and Henry Bothe. Lavan of Jacksonville. ABBEY AND Tony Walsh By Blanche Fearington Phone 734-1208 LAND Members of Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha had such a good time at its Hawaiian luau Saturday night that we wouldn't want to leave any of them out so here's the guest list in addition to those we told you about Sunday; Carolee and Bob Lee, Ginny and Bill Ottinger, Dot and Pete Peterson, Janie and Ray Quilling, Mary and Fred Waller. Kitty and Bill Williams, Bunny and James Rogers, Judy and Bob Grella and Helen Goldstein.

This was one of the many socials the Epsilon Gamma's have with their husbands during the year. June 9 the girls will meet at 8 p.m. with Mrs. H. L.

Guthrie, 494 Oakridge and she's going to teach them how to read a pattern. Teen-agers Frances Page and Lucy Stewart, known as "Fran and Lucy," entertained at a silver tea given at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hodes to benefit the West Volusia Nursing Associa tion Don and Maria Santil- N(l III Ml f( fj ilex son, Tony Jr. and their houseguest, Jannik Marvits of Copenhagen, Denmark. Both boys will be graduated from high school this week.

Jannik is an exchange student who has been residing with the Walshes while attending school. Betty Larson and her son from Tulane for summer Charles and Lee Cliffird, Neill Burns. Betty had just she had sailed with her husband, Cliff, who is captain of the "Gladlar." Elsie and Bill Cahill, Peg and Jack Dolan. were seated in the Flae Room with Emma DeLatron, Maudell Marguerite Parkes, Dick Bergman, Maribel Herrick AT A FAMILY table Brechhold. their son, Andy; Peggy; Jean's mother, Mrs.

Susan Lee and their son. Receive Diplomas DELAND Sixteen stu dents were graduated from St. Peter's School in a ceremony at St. Peter's Catholic Church Tuesday night. Father Patrick J.

Malone presented diplomas to Glen Carlson, John Cosimini, Joey Forsythe, Billy Heneghan, Mark Pettingill, Michael Harris, Michael i 1 and, John Kaz-miercxak, Emma Basso, Barbara Candea, Susan Combs, Maureen Menotti, Virginia Lee, Pat Hen nessey, Kim Candler and Estelle Vetzel. ACHIEVEMENT awards went to Glen Carlson, John Cosimini, Billy Heneghan, Michael Strickland, John Kazmierczak, Emma Basso, Susan Combs, Maureen Menotti, Kim Candler, Pat Hennessey and Estelle Vetzel. Earning awards for pood i i zenship were Emma Basso, Barbara Candea, Susan Combs, Maureen Menotti, Kim Candler, Vir ginia Lee, Pat Hennessey, Joey Forsythe and Michael Strickland. Virginia Lee will enter the ninth grade at Bishop Kenny High School, Jacksonville, in the fall and Barbara Candea will go to Father Lopez Catholic School in Daytona Beach. Other members of the class will enter the ninth grade at DeLand Junior High School.

FOLLOWING the gradua tion, a reception was held in the parish hall to honor the graduates. Members of the seventh grade acted as hosts. Minaav at 8 a.m. a special Mass was conduct ed for the graduates in St. Peter's Church, after which Fr.

Malone talked on "Education." Conception is the principal of the school and others on the facultv in dude Sister Sister Domin ic. Mar" and Mrs Walter Kuchenbauer. Tote Bag Missing DELAND Mrs. Nevada Branton reported to the sheriff's office her black tote bag, containing two pocketbooks, $20 and some papers, were lost between the Whattaburger here and her home in DeLeon Springs after she left the bag on the outside of her car Tuesday night. YOU AUTO READ today's Classified Ads if you're looking for a better car! li presented accordion music.

MISS OLIVE Seymour greeted guests and presented them to Mrs. Charles Ulrich, president; Dr. D. V. Galloway, and Mrs.

Hodes. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Kathryn Bridge, Mrs. Myron Baker, Mrs. Elmer Mertz and Mrs.

Samuel Grierson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hora were honored on two occasions Sunday in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. A dinner party was held at Morris' Restaurant at noon and that night their daughters, Mrs.

W. K. Wallace and Mrs. William Caldwell, invited friends and neighbors to greet the honored couple at the home of Mrs. Wallace.

Mrs. Hora is the former Gertrude Prell of New York City and her husband is a native of Vienna, Austria, they were married in New York City on May 27, 191fi, and have been residents of DeLand for 16 years. Their children are Richard Hora, Mogadore Ohio; Mrs. Caldwell if Plainfield. N.

and Mrs Wallace. There are seven grandchildren. cake and gift at the Sanv sula Baptist Church Fami ly Night recently. Mrs. Hazel Williams is patient at Halifax Hospital after fracturing her hip in a fall last week at her Edgewater property.

Her son and daughter-in-law and Dorothy Wil liams, arrived Tuesday from Avenll Park, N. Y. to be with her. Alo hos pitalized recently was I. Bowman.

MIKE SELLERS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sellers, was graduated from the sixth grade of the Volusia County Enrich-ment Center Friday night at Seabridge High School. The free chest X-ray Mobile will be in Samsula at the SNPJ Hall June 16 from 12-3 p.m. There was a polka party at the SNPJ Lodge Saturday night with music by Ronnie Luznar and the Polka Kings.

Juvenile Circle members sold ham sandwiches and pie and raffled a cake. w'tiiiiititiintini had as their guests, their Bruce, who had just arrived vacation, were seated with Pat Knapp and her mother. returned from Norfolk where and Harsy Vaughan, Betty Reutene, Louise Conlogue, and Thelma Gainey, Harriet and Helen Thomas. were Brock and Jean their daughters, Linda and Maroe Blais; and Stuart and John Patrick. Rotarians To Gather ORMCND BEACH The Beach Rotarv Club will meet at 6:30 p.m Thursday at Billy's Gr.U to hear a talk by Charles H.

Swisher, city recreation director. Swisher will speak on the city recreation department's current pro gram and its plans for the future. and Mrs. Delores Finn. East and West; first.

Mrs. W. Bennett and Mrs. A. G.

Facchin; sec ond, Mrs. Joan Paulk and Mrs. Jody Bunnell; third, Don MacNaughton and Oscar fourth, Mrs. Charles Hassell and Mrs. O.

N. Lackey; fifth, Philip De Berard and Mrs. E. M. Hinkle.

J- Max and Pat Cleland were hosts to Evelyn Valverde and Harvey Jackson of Jacksonville. Seated together were Blount and Gladys Pope, Tom and Pauline Leisle, Birthday Cclchrant Honored On 13th Year Kathy Crowley, Isobelle Varebrook and Joe and Harriet McClernon. The Women's Symphony Society met this week at the home of the president, Mrs. William Becker, and discussed money raising projects for the next year. MRS.

BECKER announced the following chairmen appointments: Miss Roth Leard, telephone; Mrs. Francis W. Potter, historian; Mrs. Tom Falknor, membership; Mrs. Taylor V.

Johns, reservations; Mrs. James McCoy, publicity; Mrs. Westbrooke Steele, decorations; Mrs. Jerome E. Aertgeerts, January party; and Mrs.

Martin G. Grunwald, musical program. See you Friday, in the pink, I hope. By ALICE BENEDICT SAMSULA Marcy Gal-breath celebrated her 13th birthday with a party and supper at the SNPJ Lodge Hall. Party favors of balloons and puzzles were given to guests Linda Pleterski, Donna Zeitz, Susan Seltz, Linda Gay Pell, Patty Meyer, Carol Jontes, Vivian Raulerson.

Patty Gal-breath. Dorsey Ledger, Tony Sopotnick and Steve Jontes. Assisting Marcy's mother, Mrs. Westall Gal-breath, was Mrs. R.

M. Jontes and Mrs. Chris Gal-breath. SEVERAL area youngsters took part in recent piano recitals at the home of their teacher, Mrs. K.

Hollister. They were Linda Pleterski. Grace Pleterski and Cathy Daniel. Taking part in a music recital at Faulkner School was Steve Fitch, Vivian and Teresa Raulerson, students of Mrs. Ariel Hershner.

Mrs. J. H. DeWitt was surprised with a birthday BRIDGE PLAY WINNERS NAMED DEBARY There were 52 in attendance at the DeBary Duplicate Bridge club Tuesday in the recreation hall of the Volunteer Firemen. Franklin A.

Matheson directed. Winners included: North and South; first. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson; second, Myron Accardi and Norman Meyer; third, Mrs.

Edwin Wachter and Dr. i seborough; fourth, Mrs. A. G. Besom and Mrs.

Emily Jarrard; fifth, Mrs. Mickey Murphy.