Whitney heads Chamber page 16
Whitney takes leadership of the Chamber as the feature on page 16. The edition highlights Whitney’s background and plans for local business advocacy.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
1
Whitney takes leadership of the Chamber as the feature on page 16. The edition highlights Whitney’s background and plans for local business advocacy.
Alfred P. Berry of Mount Dora died Tuesday in Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando after weeks in care. He was 85 and a former Gillette representative who created Berry’s Pitching Rating System and the Berry League Rating His work with Mount Dora Development and Beautification won national honors He originated the original Gillette Blue Blade in the 1920s and devised football markers used in the Army Navy game in 1956. He chaired local beautification efforts and held lawn bowling leadership roles He is survived by his wife Winifred two sons one sister and five grandchildren.
Obituary notes Al Berry as a forceful, dynamic organizer who generated many ideas and followed through with action. He helped beautification projects in Mount Dora and the triangle, promoted a scenic route, and contributed to advertising efforts, though not all plans succeeded.
Sanders, new Mount Dora High School principal, comes from Satellite High School in Brevard County where he led basketball for three years. A Alabama native with degrees from Huntington College Rollins Auburn and South Florida he began as assistant principal before moving to Mount Dora this February with his wife Ellen and two children.
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