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January 18, 2013

Beverly-Florida reunion is Feb. 23

BY PAUL LEIGHTON STAFF WRITER

BEVERLY — The 51st annual Beverly-Florida reunion is scheduled for Feb. 23 at Clearwater Country Club in Clearwater, Fla.

The reunion is for people from Beverly or anyone with connections to the city. It includes a luncheon for $25 per person and door prizes. The reservation deadline is Feb. 9.

Organizers have also reserved four tee times for 16 players for nine holes of golf at the Clearwater Country Club on the morning of the reunion. The fee is $25 and includes a golf cart. Call Artie Bennett at 813-679-3390 to reserve a spot.

Special rates for reunion attendees are available at the Clarion Inn in Clearwater. The price of $59 plus tax includes continental breakfast. The offer expires on Feb. 8. Call Tina Glinkowski at the Clarion at 727-799-1181 to reserve a room.

For more information, call Judy Carnevale at 727-345-4141 or Jerry Darcy at 781-593-6669, or email Pat Jaworski at jpski4347@comcast.net or BeverlyFloridaReunion@yahoo.com.

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