Martin Digital History

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  • Sign for the Jensen Beach Causeway Arts & Crafts Show. This festival, also called the Jensen Beach Festival of the Arts, included a craft sale, art display, musical performances, and variety show. In 1988, it had its 22nd annual event. Low quality print.

  • Label: On duty at one of the causeway boat races in the 1970s, sponsored by J.B. Chamber of Commerce.

  • "Old Shep at Seymour Inn" handwritten on back. Dr. Richard Penick in a performance while people watch.

  • Published in the News Tribune Treasure Coast Showcase (28 Feb 1986) with the caption: "On the cover and from left to right in the photo near right, Dr. Richard Q. Penick, Dick Campbell and Lois Sherrard. This will be the seventh year the trio of entertainers have produced a variety show during the Jensen Beach Festival."

  • Dr. Richard Q. Penick's physician's office at 1000 Highway 707.

  • Man dressed in women's clothing and Richard Penick's head superimposed onto a woman's body in a skippy outfit at the Kiwanis Club. Labeled "Woman's Lib sues Dr. Penick for Malpractice." Faint outline of "People" shows it to be a faked cover for People magazine.

  • Dr. and Mrs. Penick at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Low quality print.

  • Published in the Stuart News (1 Sep 1960) with the caption: "Ground breaking for the new Skyline Professional Center at Skyline Drive and Commercial Street, Jensen Beach, took place Wednesday morning. Here Dr. R.Q. Penick turns the first shovelful of earth, as director of Professional Development Corporation of Jensen Beach. Others in the picture are, left to right: John L. Taylor, contractor; Mrs. Gloria Fribourg, Dr. Penick's nurse; William J. Weiss, treasurer; E.C. Wareham, president; and Mrs. Alice Freed, secretary. The new project will cost between $50,000 and $60,000."

  • Published in the Jensen Beach Mirror (15 Aug 1963) with the caption: "Three times in a row--The Jensen Beach Pro's won the Slow Pitch League soft ball championship for the third consecutive year as indicated by those wide grins on the team member's faces. Pictured above are: (from left to right, back row) Duane Stenle, Merle Bright, Dick Campbell, Dennis Rinaldi. Art Pitman, Wallace Fletcher, Phil Baker, Ron Allison, Earl Meadows, and manager Richard Penick."

  • Published in the Jensen Beach Mirror (1967) with the caption: "League leaders- Members of the Jensen Beach Community Church Slow-pitch team smile happily after winning the Church League championship Monday night. The team won eleven games, with no ties or losses, topping the league. Second place went to First Baptist, 6-2; 3rd, Lutheran, 4-5; tie for fifth with 4-6 were Dunklin Memorial and Episcopal, and First Methodist turned in an 0-10 record. Left to right, above, front row are: Joe Roberts, Bob Means, manager Dr. Richard Q. Penick, Harry Lentz Jr., and Carl Barker. Standing, Dick Campbell, Dr. Daryl Marsteller, Don Wilke, Billy Roberts, Dave Dickinson, Ransom Tilton, and Lloyd Proctor."
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