Local Artist Mary Brethauer Hosts September Orlando Showing
Local artist Mary M. Brethauer stages a month long one woman exhibition in the Sava Rama Room of the American Federal Savings and Loan Building Orlando. The show features 80 original paintings in oils pastels watercolors tempera and more with subjects from still life landscapes portraits and tropical scenes from Sanibel Cap tiva Islands and the Bahamas. A reception was held Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. Presiding guest book keeper was Phyllis Dobay. Attendees included Ann Ochs and Charles Turzak. Brethauer is a Mount Dora studio instructor who has exhibited widely and received multiple awards including the Eliot O Hara Award and First Prize at Loch Haven. She teaches at her White Heron Marina studio and around Mount Dora.
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Mary M. Brethauer
Lake Dora Road
American Federal Savings & Loan
S. Orange Avenue
Orlando
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Bahamas
Phyllis Dobay
Margaret Tietjen
Edna Clark
Louise Martelock
Bertha Sorensen
Orange County Art League
Ann Ochs
Charles Turzak
John Herron Art School
Indianapolis
Indiana
School of Art Institute of Chicago
John J. Vanderpool
Orlando Junior College
Mount Dora
Eliot O’hara
Butler Art Institute
Ohio
City
Florida Federation of Art
Loch Haven
Eustis Art League
Roy
Hoosier Salon
Artists’ League of Orange County
National League of American Pen Women
Leesburg
St. Augustine
Sandburg Comes Alive At Ice House Talk
Albert Crone urges audiences to hear Carl Sandburg through the Ice House Director cast. The feature highlights Sandburg’s vast life from carts to missiles, his love of arts, aversion to phonies, and belief that wars breed further wars. Tickets start at $1 for groups of five and $2 for individuals.
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FDC Underwrites Florida Cultural Research Survey
A statewide survey will be conducted within five months to detail Florida cultural and artistic activities. Financed by 25000 dollars from the Florida Development Commission, it will catalog musicians actors performers theatres venues and seating while informing legislators and business leaders of arts benefits and needs.
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Phillip H. Hiss
Sarasota
Florida Arts Council
Florida Development Commission
Hiss
Garden Club Executive Board Meeting Moved to Sept 30
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club Executive Board will meet on Friday Sept 30 at 9 a.m. in the Community Building Mount Dora instead of Sept 23.
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the Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Mount Dora
Summer Travel Memories Across Families and Friends
The notes recount the Videto family summer plans with grandchildren driving grandparents to visit kin in Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. Roy L Tremain graduates from Parris Island undergoes training before assignment. Social notes cover open houses weddings and gatherings across Mount Dora Maine Portland Bangor Rumford Bay Port and other New England locales.
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Louis C. Tremain
W. Llth Ave
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Community theatre seeks volunteers with varied skills
Male and female volunteers wanted for Mount Dora Ice House Players. No experience required but carpentry painting art design electrical clerical sales sewing or any skill welcome. Age no limit. Reward in creative accomplishment and community service. Contact Bill Dunnagan Unser Street Mount Dora 3834616. (pd adv.)
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Omie Horton Weds LeRoy Gower in Mount Dora Ceremony
Mrs. Watson of Sorrento announces the marriage of Omie Horton to LeRoy Gower of Mount Dora on August 18 1966 at 8 30 p m The Rev Dean Treadwell officiated at 1271 Sheridan Road with Richard Watson as father of the bride and Mrs Charlotte Treadwell as matron of honor The bride wore blue lace and chiffon with rhinestones and carried red and white carnations A reception for over 50 guests followed and the couple honeymooned in Miami Beach.
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A Bridge Word To The Wise
A tale on learning bridge shows it requires real study not quick effort. The narrator urges steady work and patience while a friend rushes to a bridge cruise and learns she cannot become skilled in time.
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Orient
Hong Kong
Japan
Veal Ham and Swiss Cutlets Variation
A versatile veal cutlets recipe from the Borden Kitchen folds ham and Swiss cheese between veal slices then coats and pans sears to a golden brown. Prepare ahead, wrap in foil, refrigerate, then cook for quick dinner party convenience.
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Bowling Results From The Coffee League Opener
The Tri angle Lanes 66 67 season opened with 12 teams. Club Rude defeated Wingler and Son 3 1, Karl s Repair Service beat Parker s Market 3 1, Carbaugh Builders won 4 1 over Shear Magic, Arrington s Cleaners beat Team 11 4 0. Four teams had 22 splits. Vera Reaves of Club Rudo claimed high series 1780 and high game 189. Carbaugh Builders posted high team game 633.
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Carbaugh Builders
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Learning to grow in bridge through new ideas at the table
The writer reflects on ongoing learning in bridge stressing that growth comes from testing new ideas at the table. He notes the process is indefinite and continuous as long as others bring fresh concepts, ensuring the game remains fluid and not stagnant.
Duplicate Winners at Lake County Bridge Club Meet
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Umatilla Community Building for a seven table Mitchell movement. Winners N-S were Mrs Paul Gerding and Mrs Paul Bryan first, Mrs Bernard McCabe and Memory Martin second, Mrs Anne Walker and Mrs Madge Gardner third. Winners E-W were Ernest Butler and Tom Mayer first, Mrs H D Hufford and Mrs Ellen Confer second, Mrs J B Giltner and E F Leighton third.
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N-S
Paul Gerding
Paul Bryan
Bernard McCabe
Memory Martin
Anne Walker
Madge Gardner
Ernest Butler
Tom Mayer
H. D. Hufford
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E. F. Leighton
Florida’s coastline spans about eight thousand miles
The state boasts roughly 8,000 miles of coastline and a vast variety of fish, more than any other state in the United States, underscoring its rich marine resources and fishing diversity.
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Florida
State
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Union
King's Daughters Hold Social Hour and Meeting
The King's Daughters and Sons monthly meeting is set for Monday September 19 at 7 30 p m in the Community Building A brief business session precedes a program by Mrs Owen K Rollman titled Echoes of the 27th International Mrs George Bissell and Mrs J Harris will co hostesses for the social hour following the meeting Members and anyone interested in community welfare work are urged to attend.
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King’s Daughters & Sons
Owen K. Rollman
George Bissell
J. ©. Harris
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