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Pog 4 Winter Park Edition Orlando Evening Star Phone Ml 7-5110 Wednesday, Oct 25, 1961 WINTER PARK CHATTER Benefit Shop Association Luncheon Hailed Well, It's politiking time president; Mrs. Thomas ka as keynote speaker. By MOLLY SEAMAN Phone MI 4-7333 the program. The business session fol again as announcements be Simmons, secretary treas urer; Mrs. David Buchanan Mrs.

Rotes announced that Republican headquarters One of the annual events lowing the luncheon will be gin to come in from dif devoted to annual reports parlimentarian; Mrs. a ferent headquarters. Mrs. James G. Rotes, president il and election of officers and of the fall season that brings out Winter Park's social elite is the luncheon meeting Cullifer, historian and Mrs.

Mrs. Ernster has arranged Rax Smith, chaplln. 0 or the Benefit Shop Assn. of the Orange County Council of Republican Women, has been appointed a dele would be opened in Orlando on the corner of Westmoreland and W. Colonial.

OOO Mrs. Thomas Morgan will pick up the gavel for the Winter Park Police Auxilia a fashion show with fash ions from the Thrift Shop Reservations are being tak This year the affair will gate to the fall board meet Conversation piece at the morning coffee given by Mrs. Francis N. McMillan at be held tomorrow at noon at the Mount Vernon Motor en by Mrs. George Sprinkel ing of the Florida Federation which will be held at the Lodge with Mrs.

Walter ry tomorrow when the group her Summerland Ave. home (MI 7-0878 or MI 4-4456). Modeling in the show will meets at the Cafeteria Hawaiian Village Motel in Tampa tomorrow and recently was the antique love seat in her Florida be Mrs. Neil Vogel, Mrs. at 8 p.m.

E. A. Poucher, Mrs. Ancel Installed as members frs- I room which came from the Neals as chairman of the Mrs. Norman Hollands is president of the association and Mrs.

Honey Ems-ter, manager of the Cottage Thrift Shop, is In charge of Plans and programs for Bok Tower. St. John, Mrs. Karl Bolan-der and Mrs. Richard the executive board to serve with Mrs.

Morgan will be It seems that Gladys' fath 1962 will be studied with the Hon. Carl Curtis of Nebras Amick. Mrs. John Linehan, vice er-in-law was associated with Bok for over 30 years and that was how they ac Check quired the interesting piece and although there were no antique experts in the group, it was the consensus that (Continued From Page 1) the piece was Dutch. What dize the city of Winter Gar made it unique was the fact den or my position with them that the ends of the couch folded down thus making the until I had notified you what they wanted." seat large enough to hold eight ladies.

Well, you ex Civil Defense Dir. Robert perts, what is the history? Membership Coffee J. (Pete) Howard reported to The party was a delightful affair just for fun and a nice city commissioners that the present introductory i I break from the many, many '-rj I I I i fir 1 V- i I first meetings of the fall ical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Pictured here (left to right) are Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas CV Ross and Mrs.

Ira Thornburg. Defense Class, conducted on Wednesday and Thursday Over 100 women turned out for the membership coffee held at the home of Mrs. Holland D. Thompson and sponsored by the Kirk-Patrick Memorial Institute of Phys season. evenings at the Dillard St.

0 0 0 Tam Browning of the Gar Elementary School is now over registered with 65 den Salon in the Hidden persons attending. Gardens called to say that The local director also she was back home after a pointed out the lack of funds delightful trip to Merrifield, Minn, to visit her mother, necessary to continue this course and requested the Vangie Jameson, who owns the Red Ranch fishing re city to under-write future courses which would cost ap sort there. Tam had some wonderful proximately 52 per person, Altrusa Club Committee wish stories to tell about Northern Pike and said she had pictures to prove it and Commr. Cappleman made a motion which met with unanimous approval, that of course, she made your Dr. Marion Floyd (second from left), chairman of the international relations committee, told the Altrusa Club of her experiences in other lands.

With her are other members of her committee, (left) Mrs. Lucille Hamiter, Mrs. Benjamin Ramsdell and Mrs. Aiden Pyle. (Sentinel-Star Photo by Emma Moody) WPC homesick talking about all that beautiful fall foliage.

ooo House guests at the Palm er Ave. home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. McIIvaine it ft N.k fir w.

i have been Chief Engineer Winter Garden Votes To ij Amend Wording On Setbacks and Mrs. Emanuel Borg of the U. S. S. Exeter.

The two couples met this past sum all persons successfully completing a course in basic civil defense procedures conducted in Winter Garden would be re-imbursed by the city for their individual registration fee not to exceed 52 each. Howard said these courses would in the future be limited to 40 persons and a minimum of 10 hours must be recorded for the individual to receive full credit and reimbursement from the city. 0 0 0 la addition, the city commissioners agreed that if the future courses could be conducted from 4 p.m. until 6 mer and became good friends when the Mcllvaines WINTER GARDEN An non-escapable enclosure lo mage sale which will be sponsored by the Ladies traveled on the Exeter ordinance amending the cated no less than 100 ft from the nearest dwelling from Barcelona to New Auxiliary to Veterans Code, of Ordinances pertain York. house, church, or other oc W.W.I.

ing to Section 24-6 (a) chang The Exeter was originally Dues At Door Received a contract form ng the wording as applied designed for a freighter and cupied building. Ordered Police Chief May-nard B. Mann to investigate for the purchase of fuel for during World War II was to setbacks from major the proposed generating converted to carry troops. Kirkpatrick Institute. Signing her in are (seated left to right) Mrs R.

D. Stanbro and Mrs. Bert streets from 60 ft. to 50 ft plant from A. P.

and R. Mrs. George Hammond (left) pays dues at the door of the Thompson home before joining guests at the party sponsored by the auxiliary of the maximum load limit to be placed on existing streets in East Garden Manor, and Michaels, Orlando, city en was adopted Monday night Since the war, it has been made over by Bethlehem Long. during a regular session of gineers. p.m.

then a maximum of the In the letter to the com' Steel to a passenger and freight line and carries 135 ft 'ff111 I mum. the Winter Garden city com mission. city employes will be expect' ed to attend the sessions. authorized "load limit signs" to be erected on all entrances to the streets in In other action, the com mission, the engineering firm said the proposal was in line with the preliminary B. K.

Ison, Winter Garden passengers only so that one gets well acquainted aboard ship. It sails out of New volved. The action was tak mission: Accepted an act regulat report and recommended its York for Beirut making acceptance. calls at ports along the way, ing contributions to candidates and campaign expenses of candidates for politi en to prevent further damage to city streets caused by heavy vehicles using the residential thoroughfares. Authorized city atty.

Edward J. Hanlon to draw ine city commissioners voted to refer the contract Other Winter Parkers wihh lip fji i to the Winter Garden Utili cal office in Winter Garden. making the round trip on the Exeter this year were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheld- ties Commjission for further Passed an act to regulate necessary utility easement study and investigation.

jf WwttV-- fl 'yV the keeping and raising of rup of Lakehurst Ave. 1 agreements for property -The Monday commission cmckens or other fowl, by OOO session ended on a some repealing section 6.6 of the Had a letter from Harts- contractor, objected to certain sections of a proposed ordinance concerning changes in the Southern Building Code as applied to construction within the municipality. '000 The ordinance was to be read for the second and final time Monday before becoming part of the city code of Commissioners voted to submit the proposed ordinance to the city advisory board to the building inspector for re-wording and complete revision. ooo The commissioners autho what sour note when at the owners to sign in order that a sewer may be constructed on the north side of E. Bay Code of Ordinances and sub conclusion of the city busl stituting the following word aireei.

i ing: ness, Mayor-Commr. Judson J. Moore proceeded to ask dale, N. Y. from Marge Buchanan who said that she was trying to squeeze into a three-room apartment and finding it difficult after liv a Authorized the Winter snail oe unlawful to R.

Curtis Roberts, executive raise or keep within the 'V 1 city limits more than six (6) Garden Chamber of Com-! merce use of the area be-! tween the city hall and the U. S. Post Office from assistant, Winter Park Division of the Florida Power ing in her five room house cmcKens or other fowl. on Summerland Ave. here: if the utility would Any chickens or other She wrote too of the love consider any type of agree fowl raised or kept within the city shall be housed un 25 through Jan.

5 for the display of a Christmas Nativity Scene. -T7 ment other than a 30 year franchise. der sanitary conditions in a rized the Florida Power Received an invitation In rapid fire order, city ly weather and beautiful fall foliage saying it is "simply wonderful." Marge has already settled down to work and has taken an organ and choir job along with some from Ocoee to attend a po Corporation to increase the commissioner W. Hank Hin- son, said, "Mr. Mayor, size of street lights on Agnes between N.

Woodland litical rally scheduled for Monday, Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. move you are out of order Voted to inform the New Father Of Bomb Slated To Speak At Rollins Nov. 4 accompanying in studio and club work. since this matter should be brought before the Winter Florida V.F.W.

Sun Vets. There goes her promised Garden Utilities Commis sion." Ocala that no soliticitation of advertising would be permitted in the city without a in in ii i iirinnT i iir-iifrMifiiiiM- i 1 1 1 nil inn visit to the Sunshine State to see her friends when the snow flies; Or does it? Right now she is planning a Dr. Edward Teller. wnrM Commr. Capple man seconded Hirison's motion famous physicist and Fa- New Recruits and N.

Dillard and on E. Newell between N. Woodland and N. Lakeview Ave. In addition, larger lights were okayed by the commission for N.

Boyd and N. Main between Plant and Newell Sts. ooo The improvements consist of installation of three new 8,000 mercury vapor lights and the matter was imme permit being issued. Granted permission to Mrs. E.

H. Bean, Rt 2, Box 146 to conduct a rum-; ther of the H-bomb, will speak on Education in the weekend with her daughter and son-in-law at Lincoln, diately dropped by Mayor-Commr. Moore. Atomic Age at a Nov. 4 con Mass.

who are two very Miss Ellen Brumback, Mrs. Walter Neals and Mrs. William E. Young, who attended the membership cof" fee last week. vocation of Rollins College.

Going up the stairs of the Victorian home of Mrs. Holland D. Thompson are these new recruits for membership in the auxiliary of the Kirkpatrick Memorial Institute. good reasons for her moving Pres. Hugh F.

McKean an back North. nounced today. it will be the 76th anni and replacement of four versary of the first class (MM lumpn lights snH 13.fi (MM! i. o'nnn held on the Rollins ramnuc lumen with the lights 8,000 lumen mercury vapor fix tures. Altogether lumen mercury overhead lights For the traditional convocation Dr.

Teller will give Rollins his views on what direction education must take to meet the challenge of Russia's strides in scientific research. He has al- will be included in the proj ect and the additional cost to the city of Winter Garden ready warned this country Vn Ti will amount to approximate' ly 55.79 per month. OOO umu Russia win De the unquestioned leader in the scientific field by 1970. Removal cf an oak tree in the vicinity of the Ralph Harrell residence on Boyd St, was authorized by the commission Monday night City Atty. Edward J.

Han Sftoe Polish Used On Show Cattle PITTSBURGH (A Joseph Adamson, a shoe polish salesman, was surprised to discover that some of his best customers don't even wear shoes. He reports attending a Ion was instructed to draft resolutions commend i.r mmm mn lu. ing former Mayor L. C. Clements, and former com missioners W.

E. (Ed) Pe- -i 1..1111. iiiTuniMiMMi.i.Miim.MimMl 1 Hwamwi Patio Punch Party county fair in Pennsylvania where the prize cattle were oiemoers ana guests at tne cotiee sponsored bv tris and Lew C. Warden for their service to the city of Winter Garden. In addition the resolutions are to include the accomplishments, attained during the three officials tenure of office.

nectar. Group includes (left to richO Miss Emma Tete-A-Tete Seated on ths porch of the Thompson home overlooking Lake Osceola are Mrs. Harold Williamson (left) and Mrs. William L. Deutsch.

Topic under discussion was membershiD in the auxiliary of Klrknatrtck Memorial given "hoof shines' with his firm's liquid shoe polish Kirkpatrick Institute at the Holland Thompson before entering the show home in Winter Park toast the success of the auxiliary membership drive with chocolate-coffee Lundgren, Mrs. William Gorman, president; Mrs. Philip Gabler; Mrs. Robert Carr, wife of the mayor of Orlando. (Sentinel-Star Photos by Molly SftT I.