Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 5

Mark And Sally Say: 'What An Experience' Paints and easel, brushes and pallette, copper engraving tools, miter square unusual trappings for the main room a juvenile detention home. They are accepted as a matter of course, however, at the County Juvenile Detention Center in Tallahassee because the superintendent is Mark Howard, who will receive his master of fine arts degree from Florida State University next month. Howard and his wife, Sally, live in the home and are responsible for as many as 16 boys and girls up to 16 years age. One of five artists represented in the exhibition opening last night in the University Art Gallery, Howard will receive his degree in graphics. His bachelor's degree was in psychology.

"Sometimes I wish I had realized earlier I wanted to be an artist and had taken more courses in this field," he says but admits his broad experience probably will help him artistically and that the discipline of his undergraduate work is of practical value. As for his year at the detention home: "It has been a real experience; I wouldn't trade it for anything. Sally feels the same way." She buys and prepares all the food for the facility, with some help in cooking from the boys and girls who have been sent there by the court. Most stay only a few days, though some have been there more than three months. "It's like having a big family," the young couple agrees.

They've learned to be stern, Monday, May 20, 1968 --5 Miss Connell To Wed Connell-Gorman The engagement of Linda Gail Connell to Harry William Gorman Jr. is announced by her mother, Mrs. Haire-Connell Proctor Street. He is the son of Mrs. Harry Gorman of Rufus Lane and the late Mr.

Gorman. Miss Connell, also daughter of Hubert Connell of Thomasville, is a member of the senior class at Leon High School. Mr. Gorman attended James Rickards High School and is now serving a tour duty with the USN at Camp LeJeune, C. Trinity Methodist Church chapel will be the setting for the June 15 ceremony.

Linda Gail Connell Ice Goes To A Party (or things mother never taught you) When does a plain bottle of vodka become the cynosure. the beau of the buffet? When it's garlanded with leaves and flowers and presented in a block of ice. Chefs of famous Scandinavian restaurants and ocean liners have used this theatrical approach for years. It's the best way to make sure vodka is "smoking as it should be. (It won't freeze, you know, because of the alcoholic content.) One can buy, in fancy hotel supply shops, a mold made especially for the purpose of producing icebergs around aquavit (the Vikings' caraway flavored vodka).

Costs only about $30! But we achieved the same entrancing effect for less than 60 cents (with 2 quarts of milk thrown in! for we used a half-gallon milk carton. The leaves are artificial ivy twined around; themethodcouldn't be simpler. To make crystalline-clear ice, we boiled, then cooled, the water. Or you could use bottled distilled water. Be sure the bottle is capped loosely so air can escape.

Put carton, then simply fill with water and freeze take about 24 hours to freeze solid. PROTECT YOUR WINTER GARMENTS STORE THEM WITH US SUPERIOR CLEANERS 1413 S. MONROE 222-0652 'Serving Tallahassee Since 1926" SKANDIA FABRICS DRAPERIES TEXTILES WE FEATURE: COMPLETE DRAPERY SERVICE YARDAGE REMNANTS PACKAGE DRAPES HARDWARE SAVE AT 1818 S. MONROE-222-1934 to dispense discipline when it is needed, but show compassion for the plight of the children they must care for. When the boys and girls show any interest in art and want to try their hand, Howard lends supplies and encouragement.

However, he doesn't force his chosen line of work on his charges. The Howards are particularly well-suited for their unique job, which includes maintenance and keeping all the books. Whenever possible, they assign some of the jobs to their wards. "Finding things for them to do is our biggest Mrs. Howard confesses.

She is the former Sally Douglass of Jacksonville, a 1965 graduate of Florida State with a degree in special education and elementary education. The Howards will move in July to Boston where he will open a printmaking shop with another Florida State alumnus, Jackson Smith. The show, which opened last evening, and will continue through May 31, is the annual showing of work by the master of fine arts graduates. Others represented are Robert Lloyd Arnold, Buffalo, N.Y., Dan McKinney, Ft. Lauderdale, Stephen Shatz, Albany, and Omery C.

Weathers, Tallahassee, all painters. Sally And Mark Are Responsible For County sent to Leon County Juvenile Detention Center in Tallahassee Calendar Of Events of N. Today Tallahassee Toastmistress Club, Charter No. 1661-Dixie Region, 7 p.m., Tallahassee Dining Room, regular meeting Sultana Garden Circle, 7 p.m., Talquin Inn Women Of The Moose, 7:30 p.m., Moose Lodge, election of officers and balloting on candidates and regular business Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No. 34, 7:30 p.m., degree practice, all members Tallahassee Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m., Floridan Hotel, regular game Tuesday Board of Directors, Junior League of Tallahassee, 9:30 a.m., home of Mrs.

William Moor, 408 Plantation Road, hostesses Mrs. Ted Steinmeyer and Mrs. Robert Leicht Golden Age Club, 10 a.m., Silver Lake, picnic Lafayette Park Garden Circle, 12 noon, Tallahassee Dining Room, installation of new officers, Mrs. E. L.

Curtis, Mrs. E. A. Faircloth, Mrs. Robert H.

Brown and Mrs. R. P. Stubbins, hostessess, please phone regrets DAR, Caroline Brevard Chapter, board meeting 12 noon, meeting 12:30, Capital City Country Club, installation of officers, reports from Continental Congress Altrusa Club, 12:30, Floridan Hotel, program meeting of executive committee Auxiliary Barracks No. 652 Veterans WWI, 7:30 p.m., American Legion Home, business meetings for each group Daffodil Garden Circle, 7:30 p.m., covered dish supper at coast cottage of Mrs.

H. B. Upchurch and Mrs. Gordon Pichard, final meeting and installation of officers Operation Chin-Up, 7:30 p.m., Red Cross building, color slides and movies of Vietnam, WANT TO BE A HAIR STYLIST? INQUIRE ABOUT PIVOT POINT CLASSES ALICE'S BEAUTY COLLEGE 526 W. Pensa.

224-5118 it in the milk upright. It will A VOTE FOR BROWARD DAVIS IS A VOTE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 4 Paid Pol Act Distinctive Entertainment STARTS THURSDAY 224-8636 JULIE CHRISTIE TERENCE STAMP to Dat to PETER FINCH ALAN BATES est "FAR FROM THE MADDING It MET POCO LOO LADIES UNIFORMS SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK ON ALL NEW STYLES. Sam Robbin's Dept. Store 619 N. MONROE ST.

PH. 222-2516 women whose husbands or sons who are in overseas armed forces invited Wednesday Chapter CL, PEO, 12 noon, Mrs. W. Marvin H. Roche Andrews Jr.

and cohostesses, Hazen Curtis guest Order of Rainbow for Girls, Assembly No. 64, 7 p.m., Jackson Masonic Temple, balloting Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma 7 p.m., home of Miss Roberta Campbell, 1705 Salmon Drive, pledge ritual and meeting Tallahassee Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m., Florida Hotel, regular game Epsilon, Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, 7:45 p.m., home of Mrs. Terry Geeslin, 2004 Wahalaw Nene, Mrs. Karl Elwert guest speaker Thursday Tallahassee Hemerocallis Society, 10 a.m., Mrs. J.

Ritchie Rosa, 3219 Thomasville Road, garden tour anyone interested in daylilies is welcome Chapter BA, PEO, 10:15 a.m., at home of Mrs. F. R. Allen, 2236 Ellicott Drive, followed by luncheon at Mrs. H.

L. Smith, 835 Lake Ridge Rd. Big Bend Dental Hygienist's Society, 7:30 p.m., office of Dr. William F. Robinson, report on State Dental Hygienists' Association annual convention Delta Sigma Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, 7:30 p.m., Duval Hotel, installation of officers and new pledges and dinner American Homes Department of Tallahassee Woman's Club, 7:30 P.M., Woman's Club, installation of new officers by Mrs.

F. R. Coxen Society of Arts and Crafts, 8 p.m., 2419 Lake Bradford Road, Ouibet Studios, Hubert Lewis demonstration of potters wheel Our Youngest Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hall Sr.

(Mamie McCloud) of Route 7 announce the arrival of a son, Oscar Hall Jr. May 16, weighing 5 pounds, 2 ounces. He is the brother of Gregory DeVane, 3. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Lloyd Grafton (Peggy Roberts) of East Park Avenue announce the arrival of a daughter, Maleah Michelle Grafton, May 14 weighing 7 pounds, 1 ounce. pounds, 1 ounce. Mr. and Mrs.

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Many of the legends referred to this wonderful Age." We refer to our senior citizens as, ones living in their golden years. Actually we are making reference to this mythical age of the Romans and Greeks. The golden years can be wonderful. But during this time of life- -good health sometimes becomes a problem. Regular hours good nourishing food, and extra precautions are almost always good advice to our senior citizens.

The golden years can be close to the "golden age" if extra care is exercised. Whenever you need medicine see us. We are prescription specialists. The extra care we provide is beneficial to people of all ages. The next time your doctor writes you a prescription call us.

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