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Ball at the Oki Waverly Packing House c. 1910
The packing house for the Waverly Wharf was located near present
day Mandarin Cove Lane. It was part of a vast orange grove owned
by British expatriates Lindsay Bury and Rupert Anderson. During
the late 1800s, the citrus packing house was considered one of the
best equipped in Florida. Bury and Anderson shipped over 400,000
oranges a year, most harvested from their grove of over 4,000 trees.
The packing house fell out of use by the end of the century, probably
following the Great Freeze of 1899 that devastated the area's citrus
industry. It was converted into a dance hall and used for community
balls and dances for several years.
Photo provided by the Mandarin Museum and Historical Society.
 Watch this space each month for more memories!


 Women want answers and
dialogue about breast cancer. The
third annual Pink Ribbon Sym-
posium presented by Orange Park
Cancer Center promises to present
important up-to-date information
about breast cancer prevention,
early detection and treatment
Options, and the role of family
genetics, as well as overall good
health and wellness issues. The
symposium is free and designed for
people interested in learning more
about breast cancer from area phy-
sicians and experts. Special guests
are Donna and Tim Deegan.
 The Pink Ribbon Symposium
will be held on Saturday, October
2 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at
the Thrasher-Horne Center for
the Arts, located at 283 College
Drive at St. Johns River Commu
nity College in Orange Park. The
doors will open at 8:00 a.m. for the
Expo and a delicious and healthy
continental breakfast. Participants
may also enjoy a complimentary
chair massage by professional mas
sage therapists who are donating
their time for the cause! The event
is open to the public at no charge
and the schedule is as follows:
 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.: Meet
 and Greet, art exhibit, Buddy


 Bucks, visit exhibitors
9:00 a.m. to 9:05 a.m.: Opening
 remarks
9:05 a.m. to 10:05 am: Session
 I Breast Cancer: Towards a
 New Decade, with Kathryn
 Pearson, MD Mammography
 Screening Guidelines; Debbie
 Berlin, MD New Surgical
 Techniques; Wynn Sullivan,
 DO Personalized Drug
 Therapies; and April Mendoza,
 MD New Radiation Oncol-
 ogy Technology
10:05 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.: Inter-
 mission
10:30 a.m. to 10:50 a.m.: Guest
 speakers Donna and Tim
 Deegan Survivorship A
 Husband and Wife Perspective
10:50 a.m. to 11:50 a.m.: Session
 II Wellness and Complemen-
 tary Care with Richard Mc-
 Caulley, MD Fertility Issues
 and Sexuality; Kam P. Lee,
 AP Acupuncture; Radhika
 Chitriki, MD Chemo Brain
 86 Coping; Ronnie Acuna, PT
 Dealing with Lymphedemia
11:50 a.m. to 11:55 a.m.: Gift
 basket winners announced
11:55 a.m. to 12:00 noon: Clos-
 ing remarks
12:10 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.: Break-


 out sessions (optional) such as
 Nutritional Session, including
 Cooking Demonstration with
 Dorothy Divino, MS, RD,
 LD/N Orange Park Medical
 Center and Ruth Gibson, MS,
 RD, LD/N, Orange Park Medi
 cal Center; Genetics and Family
 Risks with Kenneth Goldstein,
 MD Florida Oncology As-
 sociates and James Sylvester,
 PhD Nemours Children's
 Clinic; Caregivers' Session with
 Evelyn James, MSW Haven
 Hospice; Richard W. Sams II,
 MD NAS Jax; Al Riser, Clay
 County Council on Aging and
 Toula Wootan, MSW Com
 unity Hospice
 12:10 pm 1:00 p.m.: Last
 chance to visit exhibitors
 This symposium was founded
in 2008 by medical oncologist
Linda S. Sylvester and radiation
oncologist Cynthia S. Anderson of
Orange Park Cancer Center, who
together with their advisory board
developed it into a 501(c) 3 non-
profit organization. They specifical-
ly utilize a forum format in order
for participants to ask questions
and receive constructive guidance
about concerns regarding any
aspect of breast care, breast cancer,
overall health and even insurance

sseinsdien algro spBsieo icTdepo orsi-
can Enterprise Bank of Florida;
Borland-Groover Clinic; Eli Lilly;
First coast Cardiology; Florida
Oncology Associates; Florida Ra
dilation Oncology Group; Mentor
Worldwide LLC; Mercedes-Benz
of Orange Park; Mori, Bean and
Brooks, PA; Novartis; Orange Park
Medical Center; Orange Park Med
ical Staff; Sanofi-Aventis; Signet;
Susan Koman Foundation; Veridex;
and Walgreens. The Media Partner
is WJCT.
 For more information go to or
www.PinkRibbonSymposium.org
or email
PinkRibbonSymposium@foa.cc.


and begin to sharing in a lifetime
hobby. Additionally, our garden
club has adult circles available to
meet the needs of our community.
For more information, please email
mardaringardenclub@comcast.net
or call 268-1192.

 The next meeting for the South
Jacksonville Republican Club will
be Saturday, October 16 at Golden
Corral, located at 11470 San Jose
Boulevard. The breakfast social
will begin at 9:30 a.m. followed
by the club meeting at 10:00 a.m.
Club members will be gathering in
the enclosed meeting room in the
restaurant. The guest speaker will
be Congressman Ander Crenshaw,
who will present us with an update
of what is happening in Washington
D.C. and in this country. With a
question and answer period, this
will be a very revealing and informa-
tive presentation to all that attend.
For additional information, please
contact rmcleanl@bellsouth.net.


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2892 Loretto Road. The speaker will
be from the St. Johns Riverkeeper.
A covered dish luncheon will follow
the program. The public is invited
to attend. For additional informal

tiion, tp ase ntacbts 8at111t : /rdir.
gardenweb.com/directory/mgc.

 The children's Bumblebee
circle of the Mandarin Garden
Club will learn about fall vegetable
planting on Thursday, October 7
from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the
Mandarin Garden Club located at
2892 Loretto Road. Children ages
five through 18 are welcomed with
an adult. The Bumblebee circle
started their sixth year of existence
in September. Our monthly meet-
ings consist of garden related topics
with the focus for children. We
welcome parents, grandparents,
aunts and uncles to attend with
their respective children to attend


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