Indebted Bowling Club Treasurer Reports Five Month Finances
An interim financial review from Club Treasurer Lou Heaton covers the five months since March 1 1964. It lists bank balances receipts and expenditures through August 1 1964, with items including dues sales tax locker fees trophy refunds and a bank loan.
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Lou Heaton
Lou
Finance Committee
Bilita
West Southport
Anita Jealous
Mount Dora
Chase Park Lawn Bowling Club
Florida fish import rule requires GFWFC permit
The law restricts importing or stocking non native fish in Florida fresh waters without a permit from the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. The rule aims to prevent ecological disruption and ensure proper oversight of aquatic life in state waters.
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Florida
The
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Outlook for 1964-65 Hunting Season in Florida Good
The Florida State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission reports a healthy mid summer wildlife status with favorable weather and habitat. Deer are more numerous statewide, turkeys should be prime targets if poults survive, quail and squirrel levels look solid, doves show a national upturn, ducks may rise if summer rains maintain water, rails remain variable with sora rail down.
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Chatham
Mass
Bill
Harold
Gladys Cook
Valley Stream
N. Y
Edwin Newman
Florida
Oregon
Louise Goddy
Greenville
Lloyd
A. D. Aldrich
State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Turkey
Duplicate Winners At Lake County Bridge Club Five-Table Howell
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club held a five-table Howell movement at the Umatilla Community building. Winners were Mrs. L. F. Douglass and Mrs. Paul Gerding first, Mrs. Anne Walker and Mrs. Madge Gardner second, and Mrs. R. B. Cooper and Mrs. Frank Boli third. July monthly winners included E. Nimnicht first, Douglass second, and Gardner third. Also noted is comment on Florida lakes and hunter Aldrich predicting a strong season depending on weather and hurricane activity.
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Lake County
Mount Dora Teams Lead In Lake County Shuffleboard Play
Lake County Round Robin at Eustis July 27 saw Mount Dora clubs go seven and five. A four-way tie for second with 239 points sparked a shoot-off that placed a Mount Dora team on the spectators bench. July 28 featured Red and Black play with eight teams competing.
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Lake County
Eustis
Mount Dora
Court play results and member notices from Clyde Mc Cauley years
Eight courts heard Red and Black play with Clyde Mc Cauley in charge. Smith Prentice won playoff 101 to 51. Patch Wheeler won 105 to 66 in another session. Officials included referees Fred Garbe Fred Steele, and umpires Clyde Mc Cauley G O French. Members Kreyer ill with shingles. Hunter returns from Ohio. Wagners travel to Cleveland then Pennsylvania for wedding. Harveys visit Ashtabula area.
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Clyde McCauley
Carroll Patch
Joe Smith
Mrs. Prentice
Smith-Prentice
Clarence Owen
Pier
Bethel Smith
Mrs. French
Smith- French
Fred Garbe
Fred Steele
G. O. French
Dooley
Wheeler
Wm. Nolet
Bill Nolet
Gus Harvey
Dottie Nolet
Harvey-Nolet
Ted Beckhold
Bill Stambaugh
Harvey
Loyall Wagner
Alice Curtis
Cleveland
Ohio
Wagners
Pennsylvania
G. F
Gus
Marguerite Phelps
Ashtabula
Clarence D. Owen
Insect Stings and Bites Medical Guide for Readers
This service article explains how bee stings work and why the stinger should be removed quickly. It notes that hornets and other stingers can keep stinging, allergic reactions vary from swelling to death, and first aid includes baking soda or ammonia while seeking immediate medical care.
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Doctor of Medicine
Medical Society
The
Florida Medical Association
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Frank Stewart
Sylvan Shores
Turtles
Florida News Bureau
Key West
South America
Keys
Farris Bryant
Florida Development Commission
Aldrich
Lakeside Inn
Buck Hill Falls, PA
United States
James Carrs
Dick Edgertons
Donnelly ST
Fedders
Fedders “S
Benwell Refrigeration
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