ALBA Council Highlights Advance Lawn Bowling Plans
Letter from L R Hennings of the American Lawn Bowling Association reviews the ALBA Council annual meeting in Chicago with the Mount Dorans present and announces a new ALBA HANDBOOK and quarterly BOWLS magazine. Dues rise to two dollars to fund operations and the Spring Edition will list club officers and locations. Reports from Anita Jealous and others describe summer bowling, travel, and hot New England weather.
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Rufus Howe
L. R. Hennings
American Lawn Bowling Association
Alba Club
Alba Council
Chicago
ALBA
Bowls Magazine
Rufus
New England
Rafe
Anita Jealous
Southport
Maine
Bill
Chatham
Cape Cod
Sorrento Mount Plymouth Notes and Local Updates
Darryl G. Radde, shipfitter second class USN, son of Mr and Mrs George E Radde of Sorrento, attends Missile Technician School in Virginia Beach. The course covers electricity electronics aerodynamics hydraulics and missile fundamentals. Graduates train for Polaris or surface to air missile programs. Mr and Mrs William Sauls return from Franklin North Carolina. Sandy Wiggins, son in law of Mrs L J Miscell Sr, served in Alaska for three years and is discharged returning to civilian life. Cliff Luther, visiting his daughter Mrs Brummel in Texas after his wife’s recent death, will return home soon.
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Darryl G. Radde
USN
George E. Radde
Sorrento
Virginia Beach
Navy
William Sauls
Franklin
N. C
Sandy Wiggins
L. J.miscell
Air Force
Alaska
Cliff Luther
Brummel
Texas
Moss Bluff Lock Back In Operation
The Moss Bluff lock and dam resumed operation last Saturday. Discharge depths from the lock to Silver Springs Run will be about two and a half feet and from Silver Springs Run to the St Johns River about three and a half feet. Hours are 7 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. for small craft navigation.
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Moss Bluff Lock
Silver Springs Run
St. Johns River
Moss Bluff
Pot luck and activities planned for Labor Day Monday
Reminder for a Labor Day gathering on Monday September 2 at 5 30 p m with bowling under lights possible if rain holds off and a bridge session may occur. Gracie Trager and committee seek sign ups on the rinks blackboard and discuss ALBA Per Capita Fee funding options for the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Trager
ALBA
Pests and Diseases Endanger Livestock, Warn Farmers
The article warns farmers about deliberate or accidental spread of pests and diseases threatening livestock. It describes Rift Valley Fever and Lumpy-skin Disease in cattle, Fowl Plague in poultry, and foreign diseases like Teschen, African swine fever, hog cholera, swine erysipelas, rinderpest, mucosal disease, and virus diarrhea. Foot and mouth disease is highlighted as a major nightmare.
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Rift Valley
Animal diseases risk from imports and farm hygiene
The USDA Agricultural Research Service warns that diseases can sweep the country without sabotage from travelers animals and foreign animal products. Regular veterinary checks vaccination isolation of new stock careful waste disposal and prompt reporting help prevent spread. speed is urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Rumley and Prosser Visit Mount Dora Rotary Club
Bil Rumley and Ted Prosser attended the Mount Dora Rotary Club meeting as honored guests. A report by Rumley covered the Rotary International Convention in St. Louis during June, and Col. Fred Hyndman spoke on jade and other precious gems and stones.
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Mount Dora
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Monroe Dickinson
Rosses
Duxbury
Wetmores
Pocasset
Val
Boston
Edith
Judy Arnold
Gladys
Wink” Park
Anita
Florida
Sarah Williams
Roy
Aspen
Col
Tysons
Old Harbor Inn
Mass
Chase Park Club
Alexander
Greenville
Louise Goddy
Lloyd
Mount Plymouth
Hangs
Florida Telephone Corporation
Stetes
Norris Lake County
Alfred Rehbaum III
John Wilcox
Frigidaire
Rehbaum
Rumley
Rotary
Mae P
CU Yar Uy
Tufsyn
Goodyear
SALE
Goodyear Prive
N. Bay
Eustis
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Texaco
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