- April 26, 2024
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New officers signed up for singing group; senior dancers win competition; Casements gets free tree from Garden Club; and, a birth announcement.
BY THE OBSERVER STAFF
Sweet Adelines officers installed
New officers for the Sweet Adelines International Song of the Coast chapter, a barber shop quartet-style women’s group which rehearses Mondays at Tomoka United Methodist Church, at 1000 Old Tomoka Road, have been installed.
New officers include Amy Mielke, treasurer; Barbara Abendschein, vice president; Susan Kaznoski, president; Carolyn Deni, recording secretary; and Betsy Wilber, corresponding secretary.
Susan Kaznoski also received the Sweet Adeline of the Year Award.
Call 252-0300.
Senior tap dancers take first
The Tap Dolls, Ormond Beach’s Micki Mansfield, JoAnn Schafer and Laura Hughes, of Dance Express Productions, in Holly Hill, earned first place in the 40-plus age division at the Encore Dance Competition last month, at the Peabody Auditorium.
Visit danceexpressproductions.com. Senior discounts available. Call 679-4855.
Branching out: Garden Club donates tree
Keeping up with its mission to beautify areas of Ormond Beach, the Ormond Beach Garden Club donated a Crepe Myrtle tree to The Casements on Arbor Day, last month.
Welcome to the world, Vivian Demchak!
Ormond Beach Recreation Director Mike Demchak and his wife, Natalie, welcomed a 21-inch, eight-pound, 11-ounce baby girl to the world April 21. Vivian Elizabeth Demchak was born at 6:54 a.m.
