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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1976
Page
3
Marion Galbraith of Mount Dora is July artist of the month for the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce. She studied at Loch Haven Orlando and Philadelphia Industrial Art School, and has had a first one woman show at the Cafe.
Art writer argues Florida judging in shows is inconsistent and could improve with a statewide pool of trained judges. He cites incidents from Winter Park and calls for Federation of Art action led by Gene Barber to establish education and certification for art judges.
Mrs. Jimmy Hodges returns home to Three Lakes Mobile Park in Tavares after helping care for her mother in Birmingham. Mount Dora winter residents Louis and his wife celebrate their 55th anniversary in Jefferson New Hampshire. Peggy Muecke vacationing at Fort Walton Beach plus Hibiscus Park welcomes Marie Piotrowski returning after Christmas. Residents attend Hibiscus Park watermelon party while Edith Pope visits Hagar family in Eustis and July 4 events are recalled.
The piece urges travelers to seek art in cities and towns beyond the Interstate. It highlights visiting art museums, planning museum stops with lunch breaks, and choosing focused viewing to maximize enjoyment. It cites institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago and the Metropolitan in New York as examples with attractive luncheon facilities.
Melon Patch Players present The Marriage Go Round a summer comedy about Delvilles and a Swedish guest Katrin Sveg played by Dila Watson. Bruce Gillmore and Tony DeFoe produce with Selina Petrie executive producing. Performances July 15 16 17 8 15 p m and July 18 2 15 p m at Melon Patch Theatre Leesburg Reservations not needed.
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