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20 A Sunday, December 13, 1964 i zzm ii nil 11 1 Pines Theater To Open Soon 1 iCT r. WW 1 i yr- l.v. Mi 4 ii 4 I If I i i 1 'ft COCOA "Construction Is proceeding on schedule and our new theater should be open by late February or early March," said Bill Rollerson, Cocoa manager for the Kent Theater chain. The Pines Theater, a deluxe, first-run house, is being built at a cost of $200,000 in the Pineridge Shopping Center on Dixon Boulevard. The Kent chain operates 27 theaters in 12 Florida cities and will have five in Central Brevard when the Pines opens in the spring.

Included in its local operations are the Barn, State, Merritt Island Outdoor and Vanguard Drive-In theaters. The 950-seat theater is McGratlv To Lead CofC EAU GALLIE New officers were elected by the Eau Gallie Chamber of Commerce this week. Elected were Milton Mc-Grath, president; Hugh M. Evans, vice president, and C. Marshall ant ell, treasurer.

New board members selected were Allen Smith, Sam Bartholomew, Lonnie Pruitt, Leslie Reese, Ken Sanders, and Barbara Sullivan. THE BOARD also extended an invitation to Eau Gallie Jaycee Pres. Gary Carr to become an honorary member of the board. Board members with carryover terms are John Whitehead, Evans, Walter Gregg, Mike Krasny, Edward Wells, Harris Patrick, Dean Wilson, John Walters, Adger Smith, Earl Watkins and Marshall Boykin. Approved was a request for $100 to help finance the Eau Gallie Titans Midget Football team on a trip to Ft.

Lauderdale Dec. 27 to play in the Holiday Bowl. BJC Chorale To Present Yule Concert COCOA The 80 voice Brevard Junior College Chorale will present a Christmas concert this evening at 7:30 in the sanctuary of the Cocoa First Baptist Church. The program will be under the NEW KENT THEATER In Pineridge Shopping Center located in Rockledge and will be one of the finest such to be found in the Southeast. There will be floor area galore, ample parking and all the goodies found in the larger farmer's markets.

Watch for this one! BREVARD STRAWS IN THE WIND: Mr. Donut coming to Merritt Island and soon! Frank Harasz, the insurance man who is one of Brevard's top producers, reporting business never better Watch for an announcement after the new year for a brand new shopping center. TALLMADGE located in the center of the development and is accessible quickly and easily from any part of the parking area. The entrance will have an open air landscaped and glass front and the spacious carpeted lobby area was especially designed by Ellis Duncan, architect, for the Pineridge location. Seats in the auditorium will be of the most modern design and be fully cushioned with polyester foam and upholstered in high quality tempered stretch-nylon fabric.

Ample leg room will be provided seat rows and seats will be staggered for an unobstructed view of the big screen. Rollerson said the new theater will also have a large stage area and be available to civic groups for concerts and similar productions. The Pines is being built for the Wuesthoff Company by i nhold-Korndoerfer Construction Co. and the Kent chain was selected to operate the theater from a number of applicants for the theater space. The walls and ceilings will be acoustically treated.

This, together with the latest stereophonic equipment, will give patrons the most realistic sound obtainable. "Cinemascope, anamor-phic and regular picture lenses are to be used to project the newest and finest films available," said Rollerson. STATISTICS SHOW National Safety Council statistics show that 1,450 persons met death in the bathroom in 1963, with the greatest single cause of fatalities falls in the tub or shower. courses may contact Dr. Humphrey at Brevard Junior College, phone 632-4127.

BUSINESS BRIEFS JUNEZ HOMES, well known in Brevard, will be building in the Titusville area. Lou Gluckstern, the go-go real estate man has sold the properties to Vic Zalazny and Jerry Freed who are the Junez men. Building will be on Singleton Road, just off U.S. 1. This residential community will be composed of reasonably priced, quality homes constructed in the Junez tradition.

More of this later. GLOBE DISTRIBUTORS, adjacent to Kane Furniture, north on U.S. 1, Cocoa, are far exceeding their expectations for volume. To meet the public demand, they will be open every evening and on Sundays until Christmas. Rumors are flying in Brevard concerning a number of important business transactions by well known groups.

A careful check of five such rumors shows them to be without any foundation with two more that are in varying stages of formulation but none conforming to rumor. When, and if, these latter two take place it will be for and in the interests of Brevard business, and for expansion purposes. Building 543, Room 109, beginning Jan. 12. EL 211, Introduction to Electrical Engineering, taught by Mr.

George Gam-ache, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at PAFB, Bldg. 543, Room 109, beginning Jan. 13. EL 373, Electronics II, taught by Dr.

E. G. Hagin, Mondays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.,' beginning Jan. I at PAFB, Bldg. 543, Room 109.

EL 470, Digital Control of Machines and Systems, instructor to be announced, Thursdays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., beginning Jan. 1 at PAFB, Bldg. 543, Room 109. Registration fee for the undergraduate course is 3 6 Registrations postmarked after Jan. 5 will be assessed a $5 late fee.

Students seeking more 1 a tion about the Umlergrail Courses Offered COCOA Four University of Florida undergraduate courses for engineers will be offered at Patrick Air Force Base during Trimester II through the Florida Institute for Continuing University Studies (FICUS). Dr. Robert Humphrey, administrator of the FICUS Fast Central Florida Chapter announced today the schedule of four introductory courses in the field of science and engineering. They are: CY 215, Introductory Chemistry, instructor to be announced, Tuesdays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at PAFB, RALPH CARTER, the Recreation Director for Brevard County, happy with the progress of his department and its service to the public.

Ralph has high hopes for the new recreation area at Sebastian Inlet where A-l-A is being bridged across the inlet. A park, at the inlet, with launching ramps, picnic facilities etc. will rival any area in our state in usage, and will produce much new business throughout our county. CAPE KENNEDY Federal Savings and Loan new building on Dixon Boulevard right on schedule and Pres. Marshall Ciller anxious for finalization so this institution can be moved.

This new home office facility will be a beauty and a tremendous asset to the business community Success, Marshall! direction of Thomas L. Whiteside. Guest organist for the concert will be L. T. Moore, new faculty member in the Fine Art's Department.

Also included in the concert will be a composition for oboe and piano performed by Charles Alley and William J. Dahlenburg, also members of the Fine Art'l faculty. THANKS TO SUB Young, the tireless home demonstration agent, we send along this recipe for Christmas Spirit: 1 Cup of Good Thoughts, 1 Cup of Kind Deeds, 1 Cup of consideration for Others, 2 Cups of sacrifice for others, 2 cups of forgiveness and 2 cups of cheerfulness. Mix thoroughly and flavor with little gifts of love Mix. into your daily life and bake well with the warmth of human kindness.

KARL BRF.NNEMAN who is "Mr. Triangle," at the Triangle in Rockledge, wearing his new glasses. His resemblance to a national figure is quite startling in fact, his friends are now calling him "Barry" Brcnneman. A FARMERS MARKET is coming to Brevard to be iilil rHTiTiTiTrmrrri frr.rTYnrrm 7171x071 111 'rrrrrrnm nmrv- mmm mam immmrn mm msSsS" Distinctive cuttom dtsigns with charming old brick and sron ax-ttriort exciting nw floor plant featuring entry foyert spacious rooms with walk-in closets and floor-to ceiling windows naturally beautiful oak parquet floors with nylon or wool wall-to-wall carpeting in the living room thermostatically controlled oil heat (air conditioning optional) sliding glass patio doors to outdoor terraces and screened porches formal dining rooms with wood paneled walls breakfast nooks and bars tiled baths with formica vanities Hotpoint kitchens with formica cabinets, ceramic tile back-splash and pantry cupboard oversized garages and carports with utility rooms large enough for freezer or workbench built with skill and care High, pretty lots wooded with citrus and Pine completely improved with paved streets and sidewalks city water and sewers street yd JL rigs; yy i i i -r ii.ssr.1 -j I I I I "Tb Bfci" k. rr pn-zi ir I I I mm I 0 I 11 i I I -a w- ill i I I I I i i I "Pl i 1 1- p-- iTii i Hill ii 'ii ii I JnMa'rnrrr'iiM wli '-1'' -ti ZLL I ights city rubbish and garbage collection with the appearance and construction of homes at twicehe OAK PARQUET FLOORS With CARPETED LIVING ROOMS OIL HEAT PLASTERED WALLS 4 i i i i ir iiiiir 'ni a vtm TrfiMfiriB winn inwiimwii iiw ihhmmm tmm mu linim mm 'i rrt i i ir'rairfi hi i im" nrtTTn fjgMg 'r- .3.

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