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4-IXtra NORTH SUNCOAST St. PtUnburq Tlmti, Sunday, January IS, It 47 NEW CLEARWATER SHOPPING CENTER Dr. A. L. Van llorn Chiropractor ANNOUNCES HIS ASSOCIATION WITH Dr.

S. Marliowitz 211 W. Bay Drive LARGO, FLA. TUES, SAT." 9:00 TO 6:00 PHONE 584-5737 Tender loving Ctrc oa the put of the Independent trie to find home for ownerlew dog tch week nd hu yet to fad. Onljr in tbt ntwipipw with bean.

Mall Spam NORTH SUNCOAST Businesscope umn suggested the new name since Reynolds James F. Magurno Company, and Goodbody Co. would all be located there. Now attorney John F. Rowe has taken up the torch and formally requested the name change in a letter last week to the city l) jiniiii Charles M.

Pride, public relations director for the park, says. The 84-acre park, bordered by Wilcox Road on the south, also has Masonic, Elks and Catholic Garden sections. Construction of a Lawn Crypt Mausoleum is nearlng completion. New Associate Sanford P. England is a new associate xwith Goodbody members of the New York Stock Exchange.

The stock brokerage firm recently moved into a new building at Franklin Street and South Garden Avenue, Qearwater. England, a U.S. Military Academy and Harvard Business School graduate, has (c JlnlUS Henrlquez, H. Everett Houg-en, C. E.

Jackson Paul Randolph, Harry Shepard, W. W. Short, John S. Taylor and Lane. Lane was re-elected president.

Other officers are: Cornelius, executive vice president; Shepard and C. E. Renfroe vice presidents; F. Killenberger, cashier; Florence E. Sausaman and John C.

Seabury, assistant cashiers. Group To Tour Europe Keppie Travel Bureau, Clearwater, Is arranging a three-week mid-summer tour of E'yope for young adults through Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France and England. The tour will be escorted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Failla.

Failla is student government president at St. Petersburg Junior College's Clearwater Campus and Mrs. Failla handles domestic and foreign arrangements in the Keppie Agency's airline department. The tour will leave Tampa, July 25, and fly to Amsterdam via New York City. From Amsterdam it goes by- motor coach through seven countries to Paris, then by air to London for two days before the flight back to New York.

Veterans' Section Burial plots In a veterans' section of Serenity Gardens Memorial Park, Indian Rocks Road, are being sold to veterans at a substantial savings, 1 Where your savings earn a generous return of 4.50, compounded quarterly. Where your account Is Insured up to $15,000 by an agency of the U.S. Government. Where your intangible tax on your savings here is paid for you. Where funds for.

purchase or construction of a home or commercial building are currently available. Where you and your future come first. By Chuck site. Prices start at $8,500. More than half the first unit's apartments have been sold.

Ad Club Hears Weintx Walter Weintz, direct mail advertising counsellor who once was circulation manager for Reader's Digest, will be the speaker Monday's 12:15 p.m. luncheon meeting of the Clearwater Advertising Club in the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel. Weintz' clients have Included Columbia Record Club, Book of the Month Club, Time Life, McCalTs, Pocket and the New York Times. Men Show Crafts It's a man's world this month at the Clearwater Craft Center, 953 Laura operated by Senior Citizens Services, Inc. They're demonstrating arts and crafts to the public on Jan.

19, 20 and 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. Participating will be James Cardell, craft center director, enamel on copper; Elmer Van Riper, show chairman, mosaic art; R. Pridhoda, cutout caricatures; M. H. McDer-mott, wood carving; Jerry Cardell, plastic laminating; R.

Miller, crocheting; J. R. Thomas, mosaic tile; Murphy and C. D. Lillie, art; William Handville, leather craft; and A.

G. Flohr, R. B. Anderson, M. Wilkey and B.

Koenes, wood working. Forty paintings by seven male artists are also on display at the craft center this month. The artists are Fred Stephenson and Lawrence Cockburn, St. Petersburg; Dr. N.

A. Hoopingarner, Dunedin; William Moreland, Largo; and Luke Murphy, Rudolph Prihoda and Millard Wilkey, Clearwater. Farm Bureau Agent Wiliam. Morris, general agency manager for the Farm Bureau Insurance Co. in Pinellas County has announced the appointment of Burdette Schee as a special agent here.

Schee was graduated from the University of Florida. He has been active in Farm Bureau work since 1955, when he was elected a director. He's served two terms as president. Schee, who has been in agri-business all his life, has worked as an adviser in 4-H and Future Farmers of America programs. Calvin Named Director Stockholders of the Bank of Indian Rocks elected Paul H.

Albury Calvin to the board of directors and re elected 12 present members during the bank's annual meeting last week. John A. Jenkins, board chairman and president, presided at the I Directors re-elected were John Jenkins, Charles H. Jenkins, K. Whitney Dalzell, Henry Glover, Stephen PAUL H.

CALVIN named bank director. Hughes, Robert C. Lawler, Charles Mitchell, J. S. Pecar-ek, Charles R.

Roberts, Leonard Stein, Ernst A. Upmeyer and Lee Wasson. Calvin is the owner of the Breezes Super Market on Indian Rocks Beach. Born in Lakeland, he attended the University of Florida before coming to the area, 17 years ago. New Bank Directors Stockholders of Gulf-to-Bay Bank, Clearwater, elected two new directors at last week's annual meeting.

They are Charles Rutenberg and Kenneth Walters. Directors reelected include President H. E. Long, board chairman C. P.

Saclarides, vice president George Hammock, John P. Lee, J. L. Lovitz and Davis H. Vaughan, M.D.

The bank reports total assets of more than $11,750,000. Rutenberg, president of Imperial Homes Corp. has been a Florida developer with his brother, Arthur, in the Rutenberg Construction since 1951. Walters is district manager for Bankers Life Insurance Company of Nebraska, A former basketball star at Ohio University, he was head basketball coach at Clearwater High School before going into business. Beach Bank Elects The Clearwater Beach Bank gained almost in deposits, a 62 per cent increase, during the past year, President Joel R.

Lane told stockholders during last week's annual meeting. Directors elected for the coming year were H. P. Con-stantine, T. J.

Constantine, A. T. Cooper Joseph Cornelius, Robert Heilman, Henry 'J Zephyrhills Police Chief Issues Annual Report SANFORD P. ENGLAND named Goodbody associate. been an account executive in Clearwater since early 1963, Goodbody Manager Harrison Hooper says.

Incidentally, Goodbody's location might be on "Little Wall Street," if some businessmen along the short stretch of South Garden Avenue between Franklin and Chestnut Streets have their way. Some weeks ago this col ence of intoxicants; 27 were charged for public intoxication-There were 12 charges of dis orderly conduct; five persons were charged with vagrancy. There were 350 traffic charges, All other offenses amounted to 38. Of the 504 charges, 437 adults were found guilty as charged while seven received reduced charges. Thirty-two persons were either acquitted or charges dismissed.

Among the juveniles charged, 22 were transferred to Juvenile Court and six held for other offenses. THE BUILDING inspection report for December, according to Building Inspector Thomas Nevins. was presented. The! building department issued 27 permits. TA Evening Independent MONDAY ONLY! will occupy 000 square fee of space In the new air conditioned Sunshine Mall shopping plaza on South Missouri Avenue, Alex Stern, president of Gambest New York City, developer for the big center opposite Sears Town, announced.

At the same time Richard A. Leandrl, center general manager and Gambest's Florida leasing agent, said the mall' will be carpeted with about a half-mile of all purpose floor covering. "Sunshine Sallys," uniformed receDtionists. will also jbe on duty at mall entrances to assist shoppers when the iblg center opens its doors next November. McCrory's is the second chain to make plans for Sunshine Mall store.

C. (Penney Co. will be the hub of jthe mall with a 135,000 sq. ft. department store and sepa- fate service center for auto-lobiles.

Leandri says 85 per cent of jthe Mall's 360,108 sq. ft. of jjstore space is under lease. will be 58 store spaces. ile expects to be able to an- ounce additional tenants iOOIL When the Sunshine Mall parking lot is completed it will have room for 2,500 jcars.

The property covers 40 fccres and 8.27 acres will be iised for store buildings, Next Thursday, Leandri has arranged a bus trip to Orlan-'do for some of the leasees so Jthey can see two new air conditioned malls recently opened there. They are the jMnter Park Mall and Colonial Plaza. (Drew Ridge Opens i Rutenberg Apartments ppens its new Drew Ridge ownership retirement project Drew Street at Lincoln Av-tenue in Clearwater, today, With open house in furnished piodel apartments from 9 fc.m. to 6 p.m. The first of our buildings planned on the pite is two stories and has 22 ne and two-bedroom units with one and two baths.

I Walkways and screened porches face an inner landscaped parking area. Drew ltidge is within walking distance of Cleveland Plaza hopping Center and other learby stores. It is also near Ilearwater Country Club, )anks, restaurants and lurches. (All Drew Ridge apartments vill have air conditioning, leat, wall-to-wall carpeting, decorator baths with formica vanities and kitchens with Wit in cabinets and General Electric appliances, Apartment owners will have l-ound the clock service available on appliances. all four buildings are Completed (the second is Jihder construction) there Hvill be 97 apartments on the jChurch Parish Starts iThis Month INDIAN ROCKS BEACH A survey of the parish of Calvary Episcopal Church will be made in late January and early tea niarv bv the Kirby Smith As sociates, according to an announcement made at the (Jhurch's recent annual meeting.

I Kirby Smith Associates are plerevmen and laymen who specialize in parish visitation, They will visit each 'parishioner and bring the files of the pansn up to date. It is hoped that about $100,000 rill be given or pledged during this visitation to build an addi- tion to the church. I At the annual meeting the fol lowing men were elected to the Church vestry; Hugh Garrett, senior warden; William Ritchie, junior warden and Dr. Warren Eldridee, Kenneth Ament, Joe Knieht Col. Tom Donegan Smith Simmons, John Kendall Gene Drees, Dr.

Frank Brewer, Charles Anderson and George Pepper, vestrymen. jHollins J. Stephens was ap pointed treasurer of the parish and Charles Anderson was ap pointed clerk of the vestry Homer Evans was elected se- nior warden emeritus, MEETINGS TODAY i Clearwater i HCDel-MM-VM Of Oarw tir. 8 D.m., Clearwater Beach iwrina. Potluck dinner.

All fnrmr residents and visitors wim Wnshlneton. D. C. Dela ware. Maryland.

Virginia and SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CLEARWATER mm ZEPHYRHILLS Chief of Police W. R. Elland, at the Tuesday night meeting of the Zephyrhills City Council, presented his police department re port for 1966. During the year police cars traveled 71,582 miles, 504 ar rests made. The department provided 292 escorts and con ducted 417 investigations.

ACCIDENTS for the year to taled 133, with two fatalities. In 1965 there were 156 accidents, none fatal. In December police cars trav eled 6,107 miles. The depart ment, made 47 arrests provided 20 escorts. Police officials conducted 44 investigations.

Council also heard the record of all persons charged during 1966. UNDER FELONIES, the fol lowing charges were made: for auto theft one; for burglary (breaking and entering), two and for forgery, one. Under misdemeanors: 16 per sons were charged with petty larceny; seven for assaults; 22 for uttering worthless checks; 23 persons were charged for driving while under the influ- 300 2-Door Hardtop Exclusive Dealer For Service Since 1934 falls IT'S EASIER THAN YOU featuring a Beautiful While Antique Satin Cyst om-Sized Drapery Any Widlh Any Length UP TO 84" LONG All Draperies Have Miered Corners with Weights Pins Pressed and Folded Ready to Hang If Hi iPii i PI if 6 II Wife Its) mF- I'M- vh Wife 11 3VARY Up to 96" Wldt Up to 120" Wido Up to 144" Wido REG. $19.95 TO $29.95 SALE Up to 48" Wld Up to 72" Wido $500 $750 SQ00 S250 $500 "Shop At Home for Evelyn" Same Dig Showroom Discount CHRYSLER for 1967 the most beautiful Chrysler ever built is now in our showroom ready for you to see and drive. We invite you to drive the newest the most beautiful CHRYSLER '67! "SEE US TODAY QUILTED ALL OVER THROW OR FITTED STYLED BEDSPREADS Youll Be Glad You Did" TWIN OR FULL ftv Your Ml 1 1 I 1245 NORTH HERCULES AVENUE CLEARWATER Phone: 446-2333 Rtgular Showroom Hours: 0 A.M.

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