Clearwater Club Outing Yields Mixed Bowling Results
Observers recount a Friday bus trip to Clearwater with a lively club luncheon and singing on the return trips. Despite warnings about fast rinks, several teams finished early or stalled at eight ends, giving the day a playful, uneven score. Clarence Steadler measured rinks revealing lengths of 117 feet 8 inches and 115 feet 6 inches. The gathering featured Ibby Seeburg on accordion, a late dinner due to a stuck bus, and a prize mix of bananas and a pineapple.
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Clearwater
Ibby Seeburg
Island House
Clarence Steadler
Tom McNeill
Waterman
Kate Ensign
Bill Warner
Bowling News The Coffee League Standings and Highlights
The Coffee League on April 3, 1968 shows Wingler & Son lead with 75% wins, Garden Gate 73 and Carbaugh Builders 69. High team series goes to Dasher & Son with 1780, while Ruby tops individual series and Wingler & Son posts best team game at 621. Carbaugh Builders swept Mitenius Mobileers, Conner's Colleens and Pistol Petticoats 4-0? then Boulware Drugs beat Pauls Gulf Strikers 4-1. Seabrook Pharmacy trails with 60%.
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Club
Rude
Cleaners
Wingler & Son
Garden Gate
Carbaugh, Builder
Mitenius Mobileers
Parker’s Market
Pistol Petticoats
Shear Magic
Seabrook Pharmacy
Boulware Drugs
Earl’s
Paul’s Gulf Strikers Ti
Conner’s Colleens
Dasher & Son
Ruby
Wingler
Carbaugh
Conner
Colleens
Paul’s Gulf Strikers
Arlington Cleaners
Club Rudo
Karl’s Sales & Service
Shuffleboard results and events from Mount Dora and Tavares
Shuffleboard contests on Monday April 1 featured 16 teams from Mount Dora visiting Tavares with Tavares taking 25 games to Mount Dora 23. Playoff wins went to the Tavares team and second playoff to Mount Dora. Rain halted Mee 2 Red and Black on Tuesday. Red and Black resumed Friday April 5 with eight courts active under Fred Steele. Red first place went to Douglas Fletcher and Pete Rohm 233. Black first place to Clarence Owen and Loretta Fairbanks 224. Fletcher-Rohm won the playoff 102 to 91. Pier-Thompson won second Red 112 to 77 over Elmer Shirley Oliver Macomber and Lena Pier Frank Thompson. Officials included refs Clyde McCauley Mervin Fairbanks umpires Henry Bausch Louis Siebenhar scorekeepers Alma Koermer Mary Francis. The group hosted a party at Gilbert Park for Mr and Mrs Benjamin Earnshaw’s Golden Wedding Anniversary. Several members planned to move home to Maine and Michigan. Construction to rebuild five shuffleboard courts starts Monday April 8. A regular card party at the Clubhouse saw Mrs Catherine Krautwurst win bridge first prize and Mildred Geer consolation. five tables of pinochle with Mrs Angie Savoie winning first prize and Lena Gibbs consolation. Member Anna Burress died last Saturday.
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Fred Steele
Douglas Fletcher
Pete Rohm
Clarence Owen
Loretta Fairbanks
Fletcher-Rohm
Elmer Shirley
Oliver Macomber
Lena Pier
Frank Thompson
Pier- Thompson
Clyde McCauley
Mervin Fairbanks
Henry Bausch
Louis Siebenhar
Alma Koermer
Mary Francis
Gilbert Park
Benjamin Earnshaw
Dixfield
Maine
Archie Falardeau
Rumford
Maurice Bartlett
Ashland
Michigan
Murray Wentworth
Brooks
Harland Wheeler
Catherine Krautwurst
Mildred Geer
Angie Savoie
Mount Dora Swimmers Defeat Tavares For Second Time This Season
Mount Dora swimmers beat Tavares 46 43 in boys and 72 23 in girls. The girls lead 4 4 in duals while the boys stand 3 5 ahead of Orlando Oak Ridge at Mount Dora pool on April 16. Sara Andrews set backstroke records and the 400 freestyle record improved by 20 seconds. Coach Mary Gerding credited standout swimmers Sara Andrews Julie Melvin Valerie Hays Jan Danesky Jeff Elmore Jim Kennedy Tim Bowman David Potsko Tom Ziegler.
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Jeff Elmore
Jim Kennedy
Tom Ziegler
Tim Bowman
David Potsko
Larry Hughes
Terry Dyer
Sara Andrews
Valerie Hays
Cindy Hays
Cathy Wilson
Nena Bissell
Jeff Cox
Mary Gerding
Tavares
Club Members Remember Beloved Fellow Amid Ill Health
A longtime club member who had been absent due to illness is remembered with condolences extended to her family, reflecting the group's respect and sorrow for her passing after years of membership and time away.
Lake County Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Umatilla Community Building for a seven table Mitchel game. North-South winners were Hufford and Mrs. Gerding first, Nimnicht and Fowler second, Boli and Breeden third. East-West winners were Henry first, Butler and Mayer second, Blair and Carpenter third.
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Lake County
Duplicate Bridge Club
Umatilla
H. D. Hufford
Paul Gerding
E. A. Nimnicht
Keith Fowler
Frank Boli
Ray Breeden
R. A. Henry
Ernest Butler
Tom Mayer
J. Blair
J. Carpenter
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By Fred Steele
Ning
Lena Gibbs
Anna Burress
Mount Dora High School
Germaine Hollenbeck
Susan Giordano
Shleen Hobdy
Marie Head
Linda Hodges
Kathy Reynolds
Julie Melvin
Donna Pitzer
Wanda Bissell
Jan Danesky
Mount Dora Lions Club
Blind and Welfare Fund
Bill Seabrook
Orlando Oak Ridge
Mount Dora Pool
James A
Jim) Livingston
Democrat
Lake County, Dist
Sirdaally Gyeopal
Caine
Dick Fisher
Donnelly Street
Granny, Bop
Terry
Mount Dora Publishing. CO
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