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PINELLAS TIMES i Baywood Village club to install officers today CLUB NOTES mnoivn nopiiins Mn. Betty Deal will be installed as president of the Baywood Village Woman's Club during ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. today at the clubhouse on Westwinds Drive in Palm Harbor. Other officer are Mn. Martie Smith, vice president; Mra.

Mary Leon a McCarthy, secretary; and Mrs. Millie Work, treasurer. A program of vocal and violin selections will be presented by Mrs. Hilda Kosin, accompanied by Mrs. Hattle Trout, pianist Luncheon will be served at noon.

Club plans Yule program "Christmas in Williamsburg" will be the topic of the program at 1 p.m. today, presented by Mrs. Ruth Whit ney for members of the Dunedin Garden Club at the Church of the Good Shepherd. The Clearwater High School Ensemble will entertain with a "Merry Musical Christmas." Tea will be served. Club plans Christmas coffee Members of the Bay Bouquet Garden Club of Dunedin will be entertained at 10 a.m.

today at the annual Christmas coffee given by Mrs. John Freeborn at her home, 1128 Taylor Ave. Sustaining members have been invited as special guests. Bay Bouquet is a member of the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs Inc. PlnaKa Timo, CAROLYN HOPKINS Belleair Elementary holding book fair PTA sponsors book fair The Belleair Elementary School PTA is sponsoring a book fair in the school library through Monday.

Mrs. Ariel Lawrence, librarian, says, "There will be hundreds of booka, games and puzzles to choose from. Special orders may be placed for books for all age levels. This is a great opportunity to do some easy Christmas shopping" Books will be on display in the library and may be purchased during school hours. Board elects seven members The Safety Harbor Voters League has elected a seven-man board.

Serving are Paul Applefield, Jerry Alsptch, Robert Dow, Alfred Gotts, Bige McKnight Charles Trulock and William Wei-nert. A slate of officers will be elected by the board. A membership drive is in progress and anyone interested may call 726-3517 or write P. O. Box 134, Safety Harbor, Fla.

33572. Larrabee, Anthony Zinge and John Peoples. The fair runs through Monday and books may be purchased during school hours. Students at Belleair Elementary School selecting books from the book fair sponsored by the PTA are Shannon Stewart (From left), Andre Lee, Mrs. Lawrence, librarian, Sean Dunedin "You embarrassed us," he said.

"You embarrassed this commission and you embarrassed yourself. We need communication around here. We aren't getting it!" from Page 1 GAYFERS GIVE WITH PRIDE A GIFT FROM CLEARWATER MALL BOYS' SHIRTS IN FASHION PRINTS 5.99 "We understood from the discussion at the table last Friday that Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. was a firm date," Willis said. "We've put all the wheels in motion to have people here international representatives from Washington, vice presidents from Miami.

"We've distributed 2,000 handbills around town asking citizens to come and support us." Payne once again reiterated that a Dec. 10 hearing date was "tentative if the commission found that date convenient" "I'm sorry, it was implied to us that was a firm date," Willis replied. "It's too late for us to stop the wheels we've started rolling." Englebert said the matter was "too important to be heard by less than all five of us (commissioners)" and asked Payne to produce the notes made at the negotiating session. When McKey brought the "raw notes," Mayor Elbert Linville read them aloud. "It looks to me like they support the union's contention," he said.

"It says that Dec. 10 was offered as a tentative date if the union approved and it appears the union approved. "We're between a rock and a hard place now," he said, looking at Payne. "And we have to resolve this right now." After discussing how to handle the expected large crowd and where the planning and zoning board, which had a meeting scheduled, could meet, the commission reluctantly agreed to today's session at 8 p.m. "It's a lot easier for us to delay things a half hour than several days, Willis said.

"We're going to have to sacrifice what we already had planned for the benefit of you guys and the benefit of the city," Englebert said wearily. Willis once again apologized for the "misunderstanding" and thanked the commission for setting up the hearing. "Frankly, I don't think the misunderstanding is your fault," Koutsourais said. "It was a lack of communication between management and the commission." Following the close of the regular meeting, Linville SCREEN PRINT TEE SHIRTS 2.6.99 Assorted prints on back of shirt. 100 cotton, short sleeves.

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