09-4 Winter - Flagler Beach Historical Museum

Flagler Beach Historical Museum
207 South Central Ave., P. O. Box 2136, Flagler Beach, FL 32136
Autumn Hours: Mon - Sat 10am - 4pm (386) 517-2025
“From the Stone Age to the Space Age”
Volume 9 - Edition 4
Winter 2009
Ready for “A Most
E x c e l l e n t 8 0 ’s
Adventure,” these
gals came ready to
get “FOOTLOOSE!”
Pictured in front is
County Commissioner
and Coquina Real
Estate & Construction
owner, Barbara Revels.
In back from L to R are
Sassy Myrtle Salon
& Spa’s Marianne
Kehoe & Mavis Moen
with Flagler County
Court Judge Sharon
Atack. From auction
t o d a n c i n g , f ro m
contests to dinner
catered magnificently
by Blue Restaurant,
these ladies had it all
going on. For more
stories and photos, see
pages 2,3, and 8.
Beach Retreat &
Gala Add “Fun” to
Winter Fundraising!
Enjoy a beachfront
retreat if drawn in the
Museum’s 2009 “Week on
the Beach” fundraiser.
See page 7 for more info or
stop by the Museum today!
Join us for our Annual Members
meeting and 2010 Museum board
election at the Flagler Beach Fire Hall
on January 12, 2009 at 2:00pm.
flaglerbeachmuseum .com
Footloose!
What’s New at the Museum...
== Can you help another Museum Member? If you have
a Flagler Beach flag purchased from the Museum around
the time of our Grand Opening in 2001 -- and are willing
to part with it, contact Angie Black at 517-2025.
== Many thanks to former Flagler Beach Police Chief
Charles “Bub” Robson who has donated several new
photographs to the Museum. Some show the police officers
in the 1970s and 1980; others show former police station
locations which include the current City Hall building and
the Wickline Center. There is also a photograph of the city’s
first police car. All are now on display.
History Tidbit: Did You Know Rudolph the Reindeer is 70?!
Montgomery Ward copywriter Robert L. May introduces
a reindeer with an unusual
talent to American cildren
when the store hands
out more than two million
copies of his story verse
“Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer” in December
1939. Eight years later,
Montgomery Ward gives
May the rights to the tale of
Rudolph’s foggly flight; the reindeer soars to the top of the
music charts in 1949 (Rudy’s 10th birthday!) after Gene
Autry records a song abouthim written by May’s brother-inlaw Johnny Marks. An animated television special, aired
annually since 1964, ensures that Rudolph will “go down
in his-tor-ee.” ~Smithsonian (Magazine)
== Also thank you to Clara Ferrara who donated two Military
Payment Certificates used during WWII as well as a card
explaining the Civil Defense siren warnings.
== We also have several new photographs of the downtown
area in the 1950s. Thank you to Rob Creal and others who
donated those for our displays.
== Hooray! We are all happy to have gotten through this
year’s hurricane season quietly. If you haven’t yet perused
the display of newspaper articles about past area hurricanes,
waterspouts, and northeasters, hurry in now.
== Looking ahead. Early in the new year, we will rotate in
a new Marineland display. Call 517-2025 for dates.
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WE TREASURE OUR VOLUNTEERS
N ote Fr om t he Director: Mus e um Ga l a T h a n k Yo u s !
If you know someone below, thank them -- and have them
tell you how you can join in on next year’s fun. If you are a
customer at any of the businesses on the opposite page, take
a minute to thank them. If you aren’t a customer, now is a great
time to stop by and see what their business is all about! Join
me as we thank and appreciate them all. ~Teri Pruden
So much happens behind the scenes to keep the Museum
doors open. Members know this space usually features a docent or volunteer who has generously shared their time and
expertise with us. We like to get to know them and encourage
others to join the fun.
But each winter, we use the space for a “group hug” to
thank those who helped make the Museum’s Annual Gala a
success. Along with donations, memberships, and grants, the
gala is a big part of our year’s fundraising. Below are those
who gave of their time or made in-kind donations. On the opposite page, are Gala Sponsors along with members, friends,
and businesses who made cash or silent auction donations.
“Celebration” Friends!
Beach 92.7/WNZF
Blue Restaurant: Gary, Kelli, & “Team Blue”
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home
& Memorial Gardens
Eagles Nest Storage
Flagler Beach & Flagler County Chambers
Flagler School of Dance
Lisa McDevitt & Flagler Auditorium
Marie Jones & InnerSpace Design
Nature Scapes
Preferred Management Services
Stanley Mac
Virginia Vaughn - The Fabric Gypsy
Your Town Map Company
PS: Remember the old disclaimer about how someone is
always forgotten in thank yous?! Well, if that someone is you
or someone you know, please remind me with a call to 4396262, or email [email protected]. Who knows - you
may find yourself featured on this very page come Spring!
“Thriller” Performers
Tracey Adams
LJ & Dick Dunham
John & Kathy Feind
Alex Hausberg
David Karner
Bill & Shirlee Lepson
Pat MacAllister
Valerie Maddox
John Patterson
Tom Soukup
Bev Zemlock
Congratulations to Blue Restaurant
Winners of Halifax Uncorked!
Blue Restaurant has been the go-to caterer for the Museum Gala
committee the past three years. Just before Thanksgiving and just
one month after the Gala, they participated in Halifax Uncorked, the
Daytona Beach International Festival of Food & Wine. The only
Flagler County restaurant to be included in the competitive festival,
Blue brought home the Top Restaurant award. Congratulations
Blue for doing Flagler County and Flagler Beach proud!
Not only did Vern supply this winning photo of
himself from the 1980s, he was the Gala’s DJ
extraordinaire! Vern and his company, Pyramid
DJ’s, have been major participants in the
festivities for the past 5 years! Check out Vern’s
2009 look at his website: www.pyramiddjs.com
Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Gala Committee
Brittany Baxter
Kim Carney
Shelley Chapman
Cindy Dalecki
Holly Luther
Cara Meece
HISTORY BUFFS: HELP OUT & JOIN THE FUN!
Join a committee or help out as a Museum docent (host).
From as few as 3 hours a month to a few days a week, the
time you offer is greatly appreciated. There are even projects
you can work on at home. For more information, contact us
at (386) 517-2025 or 439-6262.
President: Catherine Wilson
1st Vice President: Robert R. Creal
2nd Vice President: Shirley Putnam
Secretary: G. Matthew Wilson
Treasurer: Patricia MacAllister
Susan Balducci
Dan Bayerl
Sue Bellingham
Angie Black
Rick Bushnoe
Aaron Marshall
Jim Carney
Andrew Chapman
Leif Chapman
Nita & Ray Derois
Ashley Ammaral
Christina Caputo
Summer Dees
Meghan DeVore
Lydia Edwards
Kaci Ellis
Alexis Ferro
Hallie Hydrick
Marci Moes
Congratulations to Vern Shank
Winner of “Me - In the 80s!”
2009 OFFICERS
“Hammer Time” Volunteers
City Liaison: Jane Mealy
Museum Director: Teri Pruden
Board meetings are open to our members and the
public. We meet monthly on second Tuesdays at the
Flagler Beach Fire Hall. Call Teri at 439-6262 for
directions and to confirm when the next meeting will be.
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Cindy Miller
Beth Mount
Bea Patterson
Teri Pruden
Jennifer Soukup
Lea Stokes
2009 DIRECTORS
Phyllis Carmel
Cindy Dalecki
Don Deal
Kathy Feind
Charles Helm
Rosmarie Price
Mary Ann Ruzecki
Lea Stokes
THANK YOU SPONSORS!
The Beach 92.7/WNZF
Down By The Sea Boutique
& Art Gallery
Eagles Nest Storage
Finn’s Beachside Pub
S.E. Cline Construction
Many Thanks to Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens for 5 years of
Complimentary Limo Service to Museum Galas!
A big bonus of buying Gala tickets early has been that those attendees
were entered in a drawing to win a stylish limo ride to and from the event
courtesy of Craig Flagler Palms. This year’s winner donated the luxurious
chauffered limousine transportation to long-time Museum docent Ella Shriver
and her friend Nancy Bixon. Joining them was Gala Committee Member Beth
Mount with her mom Gladys, and Beth’s friends, Carol & Russ Walker, who
come in from Gainesville every year for the Museum Gala. Congratulations
to the winners and many thanks to Allen Whetsell for his generosity over
the years.
Pictured L to R: Nancy Bixon, Gladys Chesser and her daughter Beth Mount,
Ella Harvey, and Carol & Russ Walker.
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens
511 Old Kings Road S. ~ Flagler Beach, FL 32136
386.439.5400
Wind beneath our w ings
cash and auction donors!
Many Thanks!
Bahama Mama’s
Beachhouse Beanery
Bellevue Florist
Blue at the Topaz
Bob & Karen Hopkins
Callie Goedelman
Catherine Wilson
Cinematique
Conser Insurance Co
Cracker Barrel
Curves
Daytona USA
Dennis Bayer, Esquire
Dick and LJ Dunham
Doug Wiles
Lagerheads Bar & Grill
Lesa Douglas Interiors
Maggy’s European
Bakery & Café
Manny’s Pizza
Marineland
Martha Doughty
Martin’s Restaurant
Mary Ann Clark
Mary DiStefano
Mary Lange, B.A., LMT
Mort’s Beachside Liquor
Nature Scapes
Outback Steakhouse
Phyllis V. Schlemmer
RBC Bank
Rob Creal
Fisherman’s Net
Restaurant
Flagler Animal Hospital
Flagler Auditorium
Flagler Beach Pharmacy
Flagler County Chamber
Flagler Fish Company
Flagler Playhouse
Frank Reubel Designs
Friends Cafe
The Golden Lion
Greg Lynn Jewelers, Inc.
Hair Cuttery
of Ormond Beach
High Tides @Snack Jack
Hilton Garden Inn
Kathy Feind
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Rocky’s Pizza
Salon Lalique Hair Salon
Sassy Myrtle Salon
& Day Spa
Seaside Shoppe
Serenity Skin Care
Shirley Putnam
Silver Belles
Sisco & Gloria Deen
Southeast Jewlery
Starbuck’s Coffee
Subway
Susan Burke March,
Nutrition Consultant
Toni Treworgy, Artist
White Orchid Inn & Spa
Z Wave
Thank You September-November New* & Renewing Members!
*A very special
Welcome to our Newest
Museum Members!
Individual
Footit, Terry
Harper, Suzanne
Mealy, Jane
Minton, Bessie Wickline
Moore, Ed
Plympton, Rob
Smith, Lillian
Tilley, Linda
Vath, Ron
Worrall, Vicki
Your Name Here! 
Family
Patron
Climo, Merrill & Barbara
DeMeglio, George & Donna
Dunham, Loretta & Dick
Edson, Joyce & Hal
Fishbein, Steve & Ana
Goedelman, Kent & Callie
Lewis, Marsha
Muller, Sandy & Charles
Parham, Daniel & Constance
Smith, Al & Gretta
Wilson, Anne & Jack
Atack, Sharon
Boylan, Michael & Susan
DiFrancesco, Lida
Gardner, Jay & Lisa
Kerns, Jay & Rodriguez, Gustavo
Miller, Cindy
Page, Bruce & Irene
Sloan, Jeanne
Tomlinson, Kathleen
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral
Home & Memorial Gardens
Strickland Sod Farm, Inc.
The Village Shops
Small Business
Local Color Computer
Susan Burke March, Registered .....
Dietician
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Dale Abbott, CPA
Michael & Rebecca Becker
Hallie Bradley
Gerald Upson Family
In Loving Memory of Delores Kuhnlein
In Loving Memory of Raymond R. Pruden
City of Flagler Beach
Coquina Real Estate & Construction
Flagler Beach Pharmacy
J.D.L. Associates - Jeralyn Lowe
RBC Bank
Alter, Dennis & Laurie
Baxter, Doug & Tracy
Bayerl, Dan & Pruden, Teri
Carmel, Phyllis
Chiumento, Michael & Kris
Delisi, Donald
Delisi, Thomas
Elliott, Carol
Feind, John & Catherine
Keyt, Charlotte
Putnam, Shirley
Taylor, Anne Creal
Wilson, Catherine
Memory Lane
Preferred Management Services
Rotary of Flagler Beach
S.E. Cline Construction
Sonny’s BBQ
Window Expressions & More
The Museum now offers Premiere Member links from our Website
to yours! Call Teri Pruden at 439-6262 for more information.
Patron ($50)
Atack, Sharon
Boylan, Michael & Susan
Caldwell, Wayne & Martha
Connor, Timothy
Creal, Robert
Deal, Don & Terri
DiFrancesco, Lida
Gardner, Jay & Lisa
Goedelman, Kent & Callie
Hammond, Kim
Hunt, Ray & Linda
Hunter, Robert & Jean
Kerns, Jay &
Rodriguez, Gustavo
MacAllister, Patricia
Miller, Cindy
Miller, Karen L.
Page, Bruce & Irene
Price, Rosmarie & Richard
Reeves, Cheri
Rohrabaugh, Paul & Beverly
Ruzecki, Mary Ann
Schneider, Uwe & Carol
Schutz, Annemarie G.
Shuman, Patricia & William
Sloan, Jeanne
Tomlinson, Kathleen
Trivett, Danny
Wilson, G. Matthew
Craig Flagler Palms Funeral
Home & Memorial Gardens
Dennis K. Bayer, Esq.
Flagler Animal Hospital
Flagler County Chamber
Flagler Woman’s Club
Intellaeon Corporation
Marina Bay Condominium
N a t u r e
S c a p e s
Pipefine Patio Furniture
Strickland Sod Farm, Inc.
Tee Times USA
The Village Shops
Your Town Map Company
Your Name Here! 
Three Ways to “Wrap” Up Your Gift Giving for the Holidays!
What do you give the person who already has it all? We suggest a Museum membership starting as low as $12 up to any amount you choose. They’ll
receive all of the great benefits that you do and giving a one year membership is
a gift to them, a gift to you, and a gift to the Museum! Ideal for lifelong residents
as well as newcomers to Flagler Beach, buy one today and get a complimentary
gift of thanks from the Museum. Just use the coupon on page 4 or come in. If
requested, we can provide a Gift Card and newsletter to start things off!
The incredible photo at left of
the last space shuttle night launch
in August was taken by Museum 1st VP Rob Creal. This stunning picture
is now for sale and on display as part of the Museum’s theme: “Stone Age
to the Space Age.” The photo is available framed $50 or unframed $20
and members can purchase them at a discounted $40 and $15.
Wondering how to “wrap” a Museum membership? How about
including one of our fabulous Museum tapestries featuring historic landmarks of Flagler Beach. The washable cotton throws are light enough
for the beach, warm enough for winter and charming enough to decorate
your furniture or walls. Our gift to you is that Museum Members get an
additional discount on the already reasonably priced throws.
“Flagler Pier through the Years” is a smaller, lighter mini-throw perfect
for laps, chairs or kids. The throw is $30.00 for Museum members and
$35.00 for non-members. It features three photo renditions of Flagler
Pier buildings from 1925 to today. (Photo: Displayed by Shelley & Leif
Chapman.)
“Landmarks of Flagler Beach” is perfect for cold winter evenings; the
full size tapestry is $40.00 for members and $45.00 for non-members.
(Photo: Hanging Display.)
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The History Corner
Flagler County Places - How They Began - Part 1
~by Sisco Deen
who had worked for Isaac’s father in Georgia, was also the president
of the St. John’s Park Development Company in the western part
of now Flagler County.
After working several years for George Deen, later a Georgia
State Senator, they purchased a 30,000 acre tract of land from him
and set up their own camp and turpentine operation. They were successful in the turpentine business but realized that some good farm
land was in the acreage they now held. Having observed the land
sale promotion in St. John’s Park, in 1909 they formed the Bunnell
Development Company. They had real estate offices here and in
Chicago where train trips were arranged for potential buyers from
the North to visit this area.
Bunnell Stop was first incorporated as a town on June 2, 1911,
when the state legislature passed a special act of incorporation. The
act contained a faulty description of boundary lines and the place did
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of history articles written by Pioneer Family descendant Sisco Deen who serves on the
Executive Board of the Flagler County Historical Society. These
excerpts were first prepared in July 2008 for the Palm Coast Historical Society where Sisco is also a board member. History buffs
can also check out his website at www.flaglercountyfamilies.com
Andalusia
“Bordering on beautiful Crescent Lake and in the midst of twentyfive thousand acres of the finest farming land in Florida, reposes the
town site of Andalusia (about 15 miles west of Bunnell on SR 100),
with one of the prospects of becoming an agriculture center in this
land of sunshine. We find here 1500 acres of developed farms with
soil equal to any in Florida. Every variety of vegetable and citrus fruit
can be found growing in fertile fields and groves and developers will
plant between two hundred and fifty acres in crops...” ~The Flagler
Tribune, February 18, 1926. There is no settlement there today, just
a few farm houses, and a state road sign saying Andalusia.
Beverly Beach
The Town of Beverly Beach is located three miles north of Flagler
Beach and was incorporated July 1955. There were ten residents
living in the community at the time. The subdivision was developed
by Claude Grady Varn in 1947 and was given the name, “Beverly
Beach” by Mr. Varn.
The first town commission meeting was conducted July 6, 1955.
Stanley Farnsworth was elected the town’s first mayor. Town Commissioners elected were Robert Q. Elfstrom; Vivian Elfstrom, Cora
Williams, Edna Farnsworth and Opha M. Martin. Ward Martin was
appointed Town Clerk and Robert E. Williams was appointed Town
Marshall. Claude G. Varn was appointed attorney.
Bimini
“Between Espanola and Andalusia, lays a fertile farming section
known as Bimini and developed by some of the leading agriculturists
who have made Florida their home. The soil here is adaptable to
almost any product or citrus fruit and during the entire year produce
is shipped both north and south by way of the East Coast Railroad
which runs but a few miles east of the community.
J. C. Parkhill was among the first developers of this part of the
county and was followed by such developers as Messrs. Duttenhaver,
Charles Rinker, and the late J. F Whitton. Bimini comprises about
7,000 acres of land...” ~ The Flagler Tribune, February 18, 1926.
not function as a town until two years later when a special law was
passed granting them a charter. Appointed as councilmen by the
governor were; Isaac I Moody, Jr, George Moody (Isaac’s brother),
William Edgar (Ed) Johnson, James Frank Lambert, William H
Cochran and W.C. Heath, mayor.
Dinner Island
Dinner Island, was a town a few miles north west of Espanola and
was a center for agricultural products and citrus fruit at one time.
Bulow
“A post office and a few houses on the Old Dixie Highway known
as Bulow, is all that is left of a thriving community settled in 1940 by
C. W. Bulow. It was on the banks of Haulover Creek at that time which is now on the East Coast Canal. Here Bulow and his heirs,
the Staling family, planted vineyards and sugar cane. This is in the
heart of the old Spanish sugar mill district...” ~ The Flagler Tribune,
February 18, 1926.
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Help Preserve Local History
Museum Director Teri Pruden is working on a Flagler County
history book, a joint project for the Museum and Flagler County
Adult Education. If you have stories or photos to share, or know
someone who does, please contact her at 439-6262 or via email:
[email protected].
Bunnell
Toward the latter part of 1897, Alvah Alonzo Bunnell, 43,
established a sawmill and later a store next to the railroad in the
area of present day Flagler County known as Bunnell. There was
no town at that time. To identify the train stop for mail and to let off
passengers, it was called Bunnell Stop.
About 1898, two young bachelors, Isaac I Moody, Jr, 24, of
Appling County, Georgia and Major James Frank Lambert, 36, of
South Carolina, arrived in what is now Flagler County, Florida.
They came to work for George W. Deen who had a large turpentine business in St Johns Park, west of Bunnell Stop. George,
Help A Member Find Local History
Bob Wynn recently requested information about his property
around the Zalewski Farm. He asks if any former surveyors or their
families, or land owners have information or have Moody field notes,
he would appreciate being contacted. Call Bob at 290-6448.
For more history, visit our website:
www.flaglerbeachmuseum.com and
click on the History Tab
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Support the Museum & You Could Win:
A Week on the Beach!!
Back by popular demand is our 3rd Annual “Week on the Beach” raffle. Come donate $5 to the Museum and we will thank you with a raffle
ticket entry into our Week on the Beach contest. (Or 5 thank you tickets for a $20 contribution.) You and up to 6 friends could win a week-long
vacation at a gorgeous 3 BRbeachfront home just north of the city limits during May or December in 2010 or 2011. Tickets make GREAT
stocking stuffers! Get them at the Museum at 207 S. Central Avenue and various downtown merchants. For a list of shops, call 439-6262.
The Museum owes a great big thank you to our friends The Village
Shops across the street for their donation of the wonderful beachfront getaway. Also see their new location on Daytona Avenue at
220 South 3rd
Street and in the
Village Emporium
on South 3rd and
Flagler
Avenue.
See story at right.
Drawing at Music
in the Park 1/8/10.
Need not be present to win.
Our Week on the Beach sponsors present
new Flagler Beach Business:
Our Friends at the Village Emporium ask: “Have you always
wanted to run your own business?” You now have the opportunity
to overcome drawbacks like large rent investments, credit card
company deals, utility costs... with the Village Emporium as your
business incubator. For only $200/month -- you can make your
dream a reality!! The Village Emporium will consign space to you
for your products or services so you can test the market one month
at a time to sell your handmade goods, art, crafts, or services. Call
Marge Barnhill at 571-338-9480 (or e-mail [email protected])
or stop by the Emporium (209 S. Flagler Ave.) and check it out.
!Shop the Village Shops in Friendly
Downtown Flagler Beach!
2007 & 2008 Winners
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Th Flagler County Historical Society
Presents:
Matt Saunders
“Legacy Program”
Jan. 14th,2010
Join the fun Upstairs at Martin’s Restaurant for dinner and
a presentation by FPCHS teacher Matt Saunders discussing the
student’s Legacy Program and their work at Princess Place. For
$17. dinner will include choice of chicken, small prime rib, shrimp
or fish; choice of fries, baked potato, or rice; plus rolls, butter,
& soft beverages. Checks must be received by Jan. 8th made
payable to Flagler County Historical Society and sent to Sisco
Deen, P.O. Box 637, Flagler Beach, FL 32136. For Questions:
Call (386) 439-2639 or email [email protected]
“First Fridays” Music in
the Park will be January 8th.
Come out for Music in the Park and much more the First Friday
(with the exception of January which will be 1/8/10) of every month.
Live musical entertainment is always the backdrop for the fun of
culinary cook-offs, car shows, dance contests and/or mini-races.
Local shops, restaurants, GOLA, and your Museum stay open
late to participate in the evening’s festivities. Questions? Go to
cityofflaglerbeach.com and click Seasonal Events or call 517-2031
The Flagler Beach Historical Museum
thanks the County Commission and
especially the Flagler County Tourist Development Council for their grant awards
that help us fund operating expenses,
promotion, & much more!
Writers/Researchers: Shelley Chapman, Rob Creal, Sisco
Deen, Ed Moore, Teri Pruden, Judiann Rakes
Proofreader Extraordinaire: Mary Ann Ruzecki
Photography: Angie Black, Bill Lepson, Teri Pruden
This newsletter is published quarterly and mailed free to
members. Address questions/comments to Teri at 439-6262
or [email protected]
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Footloose!!!
Pictures Clockwise from
top left: Valerie Maddox gets a
“kick” out of Gala 2009; Brittany,
Costume Winner as Madonna,
with Dad “Miami Vice” Doug
Baxter and Mom Tracy; Costume
Winners as Ghostbusters Dan Bayerl and
Angie Apperson; Gala Chair and Flashdance
Costume Winner Lea Stokes with Museum
Founder & President Catherine Wilson; Rosie
& Jim Poldoian aka Dynasty’s Alexis & Blake
Carrington; Dallas counterparts Miss Ellie &
Jock aka LJ & Dick Dunham; Costume winners
Kjell & Eva Larson as Bret Michaels & Cindy
Lauper pose with MTV astronaut and friend
Tom Soukup; Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (L to
R) Wanda Polatty, Carol Walker, Eva Larsson,
Beth Mount aka Madonna, Flashdance, Cindy
Lauper, & Madonna. See winners of Limo Ride
and “Me-In the 80s!” on page 2 & 3.
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