Red and Black Shuffleboard Playoff in Mount Dora and Eustis
Round robin action in Lake County saw nine Mount Dora teams win nine and lose eighteen at Eustis. The Red and Black playoff on Wednesday ended with Sutliff Tyson team 102 to 71 over Patch Brauneis 102 to 73. Referees Owen Sachs, umpires Chaffee Nolet, scorekeepers Wheeler Pier.
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Lake County
Eustis
Mount Dora
Panasas An
Clyde McCauley
Earl Shorb
Harland Wheeler
Jennie Sutliff
Nina Tyson
Sutliff-Tyson
Carroll Patch-Brauneis
Clarence Owen
John Sachs
Leonard Chaffee
William Nolet
Edith Wheeler
Lena Pier
Hendersonville
N. C
Harold Brown
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Douglas Fletcher
Beverly
Mass
Public Warned Of Estate Claims Flim Flam
Investigators warn Florida citizens about fraudulent estate claims. Letters target individuals with similar names to a deceased person, asking a $12 fee and implying potential inheritance. Comptroller Charles D. McClure has opened an inquiry, noting activity from firms in Massachusetts and California.
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Comptroller’s Office
Charles D. McClure
Massachusetts
California
Florida
Stamp Taxes Down For Year In Florida
Florida Comptroller Fred C. Dickinson Jr reports 1966-67 documentary stamp tax revenue at 21.95 million, down 1.14 million from the prior year. Tax on deeds stocks bonds and written obligations funds the General Revenue Fund. Lake County receipts reached 191,678 amid market easing and revenue rebound after a slow start in 1967.
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Fred C
Bud) Dickinson, Jr
Florida
General Revenue Fund
Lake County
Magnetic numbering to speed check processing
The Federal Reserve will stop handling checks without magnetic ink routing numbers on Sept. 1, 1967. Magnetic numbers speed processing by banks, reducing costs for customers. FBA President James Richardson notes that 98 percent of checks pass through Fed Banks with these numbers.
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Federal Reserve
FBA
James G. Richardson
Commercial Bank & Trust Company of
Ocala
Federal Reserve Banks
Unusual Stress Triggers Rise Of Skin Diving Interest
Thousands of Americans take to lakes and streams each summer for skin diving. Medical experts warn of heavy underwater exertion and risks for those with heart or respiratory problems or perforated ear drums. Never dive alone, use a buddy system, and plan dives with clear limits. Avoid diving when tired or sick and learn emergency signaling and resuscitation. Do not hold breath on ascent to prevent lung injury.
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Today’s Health
American Medical Association
AMA
Main Street U S A film available for showing
Information from Joseph A Livingston Jr public relations consultant of the Canal Authority of Florida states a color documentary on the Cross Florida Barge Canal titled Main Street U S A is available for civic clubs chambers of commerce schools and other organizations. The Florida Development Commission Film Library in Tallahassee houses the 14 5 minute film which is entertaining and educational and answers questions about the facility.
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Lake County
Meeting Notice for World War I Barracks 3227 and Auxiliary
World War I Barracks 3227 and Auxiliary set a meeting for Aug 9 at 2 p.m. at 1255 Morningside Drive Mount Dora. The notice states the location from Jacksonville to Yankee town and mentions a self introductory film with sound requiring no extra talk.
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Duane P. Hopkins
Morningside Drive
Mount Dora
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By Fred Steziez
Florida Podiatry Association
Office of Comptroller of
Eee Telephone Corporation
U.S.A
Bulheads
Sayin
State
Jacksonville
Yankeetown
Mount Dora Publishing CO
Donnelly Street
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