Florida Shows 226 Salt Water Fishing Bridges
A salt water fishing survey by the Florida Board of Conservation reports 226 bridges jetties and tree piers used by anglers across the state highlighting the depth and spread of coastal access.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
3
A salt water fishing survey by the Florida Board of Conservation reports 226 bridges jetties and tree piers used by anglers across the state highlighting the depth and spread of coastal access.
The Mutual Investing Foundation trustees declare a regular quarterly dividend of 14 cents per share payable Aug. 17 to holders of record July 31. This year's fund payments total 42 cents, down from 44 cents in the same period in 1963, with a prior 30 cent capital gains distribution versus 25 cents last year.
The club pays respects to President Ed Horn and notes strong Junior Program interest. George Sherwood made an eagle on No. 6. Women’s Association July winners include Low Net A Eleanor Mockett and Jessie French, July 7. Low Gross Park’s A Dot Horn, B Florence Helard, July 14. Low Gross Odd Holes A Helen Rutledge, B Irene Schaffer, July 21. Low Gross Even Hales A Irene Peters, B Tod Stucker, July 28. Scotch Foursome winners July 29: Low Gross Lib Hallenbeck and Bob Stucker, Low Net Janet Fetherlin and Sam Maloy, Low Putts Tod Stucker and Clint Coddington, Near Pin No 7 Grady Simpson, Near Pin No 3 Janet Fetherlin. Scotch Foursome August 6: Low Gross Betty Sturtz and Dr Mockett, Low Net Lib Hallenbeck and Sam Maloy, Low Putts Tod Stucker and Sam Maloy, Near Pin No 7 Irene Peters. Weekly Blind Bogey winners Vernon Maltby and Harold Overhis er.
At the Kiwanis luncheon this Thursday Ben Van Zuyer will address the group on leadership. The club notes leadership is needed in schools colleges businesses temples churches and government.
Cmdr. Howard B. Shively of Mount Dora is appointed executive officer at Sanford Naval Air Station and will reside on base. He will serve under Capt. James Lanson until November 1965 while continuing to live in Mount Dora and commuting weekends.
Irwin V Fetch 83 of Mount Dora died Friday after seven years in Mount Dora and a longtime resident of Jefferson Ohio. He worked with Dorset Milk Co before retirement. Survived by wife Stella two sons Wesley Jefferson and David Mentor Ohio five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Prayer services conducted at Rehbaum Chapel Sunday 3 p.m. by Rev David Coffield. Body to be taken to Jefferson Ohio for services and interment.
The text states wild hogs are hogs living in the wild not legal domestic ownership. They are not considered game animals until designated by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.
Don’t wait for miracles don’t trust to luck Save at First Federal Savings Come in and open your Savings Account now and build your own security.
Dean W. Hugh McEnrry Jr. conferred degrees on 64 graduates at Stetson University during a summer commencement Friday evening in Elizabeth Hall auditorium. Cletus Merle Stutzman of Mount Dora received a Master of Arts degree in education.
The American Cancer Society conclude its fourth annual follow up in Lake County. Twenty five researchers, led by Dr J N Rester and Dr T F Langley, checked 10 to 20 families each year for six years. Mount Dora researchers include Mrs W W Helard and others. The program aims to identify daily environmental factors related to cancer development.
The quote argues that conversation is a fruitful mental activity and suggests using dialogue to learn about cancer symptoms. It emphasizes inquiry and discussion as tools for understanding health concerns.
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