Citrus Institute at Camp McQuarrie Plans Four Day Program
The four day session features citrus and fruit topics with county agents, scientists, USDA staff, and industry leaders. Activities include swimming boating fishing and horseshoe games. Sessions cover water resources, protection after freezes, rehabilitation costs, and credit sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp McQuarrie Institute
Citrus Institute
Vchgm Notwer
Agricultural Extension Service
USDA
Fred P. Lawrence
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
R. E. Norris
Lake County
Florida
E. T. York, Jr
University of Florida
York
Bernard Parrish
Titusville
Tom Oswalt
Dove Hunting Season Divided In Three Parts
Florida will host a three phase migratory dove season for 1963 64 as announced by A D Aldrich director of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Phase one runs Oct 5 to Nov 3 with Hardee DeSoto Hendry and Glades Counties and Alligator Point in Franklin closed Phase two statewide Nov 16 to Dec 2 Phase three statewide Dec 21 to Jan 12 daily bag 10 with two days bag on hand Rail season runs Sept 7 to Nov 15 with a 15 daily bag and 30 possession including 25 sora rail
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Florida
A. D. Aldrich
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Hardee
DeSoto
Hendry
Glades
Franklin County
Alligator Point
Florida opens new wild hog hunting areas for 1963 64 season
Florida hunters gain a bonus in game animals as wild hogs are now classified as game animals on 12 wildlife management areas. The season runs with deer and archers receive five post season hunts on Guano River and Citrus areas. Open areas include Palm Beach Camp Blanding Fisheating Creek J. W. Corbett Everglades Avon Park Farmton Richloam Croom Woodcoe and others. Outside these zones hogs are private property and hunting without owner permission may lead to civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Guano River Wildlife Management
Citrus Wildlife Management Area
Palm Beach
Camp Blanding
Clay County
Fisheating Creek
Glades County
J. W. Corbett
Everglades
Dade
Brevard Counties
Richloam
Hernando, Sumter and
Pasco Counties
Croom
Hernando
Sumter
Citrus Area
Citrus County
Guano River
St. Johns County
Aucilla
Jefferson
Wakulla
Gulf Hammock
Levy County
Commission
Mount Plymouth Receives Rural Delivery and Local News
Mount Plymouth residents celebrate official rural free delivery and gain R F D box numbers. The Mount Plymouth General Store added an ice making machine producing 450 pounds daily. Local social notes include trips by Alfred and Polly Schrup, Evelyn Holley visits, and family gatherings with the MacKenzie and Feenker families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Plymouth
Alfred Schrup
Vermont
Coast Guard Lowers Vision and Hearing Standards
The Coast Guard lowers enlistment requirements for vision and hearing to attract more applicants. Vision now allows 20/100 uncorrected in each eye with binoculars. corrected to at least 20/30 in one eye and 20/40 in the other. Standards remain high compared with other services, but more men will qualify who previously were ineligible.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Duplicate Winners Named At Golden Triangle Bridge Club
Winners last week at the Golden Triangle Duplicate Bridge Club in a 4 table Howell movement were Mrs. Anne Walker and Mrs. Slater Cox first, and Mrs. Ty Parker with Mrs. Agnes Wilson and Mrs. Wm Clifton with Jack Bornman tied for second and third. The club meets Thursdays at 7 30 p.m in the Community Room of First Federal Savings and Loan Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Triangle
Howell
Anne Walker
Slater Cox
Ty Parker
Agnes Wilson
Wm. Clifton
Jack Bornman
First Federal Savings and Loan
Mount Dora
Secretary Marriage Dictation Warnings Cited in Memo
A cautioned note warns against marrying a secretary to avoid losing control over work. The memo argues such a relationship may undermine professional boundaries and complicate reporting lines.
Special Permits Needed To Hunt Florida Bears
Florida seeks entrants for special three day bear hunts in Osceola and Apalachicola National Forests. Applications due August 30 with a $50 party permit and individual hunting licenses. Hunts run Sept 23 to Nov 9. each group limited to 17, regions expanded to include parts of Baker Columbia Liberty counties. Bear season allows hunting fox opossum bobcat raccoon and rabbit with sunrise to sunset shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Opmons
Osceola
Apalachicola National Forests
Osceola National Forest
Cahuuhle
Bake
Apalachicola National Forest
Liberty County
Apalachicola
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
P. O. Box
Panama Bay
Lake City
Chicola National Forest
Baker
Columbia Counties
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Woodcoe
U. S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Sorrento
Canada
Evelyn Holley
Haines City
Ross Feenker
Jimmy
Tallahassee
von Herblis
Ethel Bagwell
Johnny Bagwell
Polly
H. W. Williams
Sandra MacKenzie
Williams
R. R. MacKenzie
Faye
Miami
Ricky, Jr
Bill
Beebe
Photographic Center
Donnelly St
Mount Dora Publishing CO
Donnelly Street