Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club Thanks Readers and Members
A club column expresses appreciation for member support and updates readers on washroom painting, lighting approvals, and the upcoming fall potluck supper on September 6. Members from across the region share travels from Banff to Hawaii, with many planning return visits and future games as coastal and inland journeys continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garrison
Marion
Willard Walker
Here
Canadian Rockies
Banff Springs
Meeches
Thelma
Frank Bedinger
San Jose
California
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Hawaii
Spalding Inn
Whitefield
Vermont
Louise
Charlie Skoglund
Lynn
Mass
Larry
Agnes
Monroe Dickinson
Winsted
Conn
Hogback Mountain
Marlboro
Florida
Mount Dora
Tangerine
Brightwaters Lodge
N. C
The
Cooksons
Weidenhamers
Gladys Mohler
Chicago
West Coast
Banff
Lake Louise
Bayview
Michigan
Gladys
Lucie
John Richmond
Mount Dora Club Dominates Lake County Shuffleboard Round Robin
Lake County Round Robin in Tavares saw four Mount Dora teams prevail with seven wins and five losses. Earl and Marge Taylor led 100 to 70 over Jeffcoat and Jeffcoat of Leesburg, while Neimeyer and Gustafson beat Brice and Teubner 103 to 28. Smith and Patch won 107 to 17 over an unnamed team. Officials included Referees Ted Beckhold and Carroll Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Tavares
Mount Dora
Earl
Marge Taylor
Jeffcoat
Leesburg
Neimeyer
Gustafson
Brice and
Teubner
Clermont
Ant ‘Taylor
Douglas Fletcher
Dottie Nolet
Joe Smith
Nina Patch
Smith-Patch
Ted Beckhold
Carroll Patch
Harland Wheeler
Bill Nolet
Bethelmi
James V. Thetford
Everett
Wash
Harry Gifford
James Swager
Niles
Ohio
Harry
Minimum Wage Rises to 1 25 an Hour September 3
The Fair Labor Standards Act minimum wage increases to 1.25 per hour on September 3 for workers newly subject to the act after the 1961 amendments. Overtime pay rises to one and a half times the regular rate after 40 hours weekly, with a 42 hour maximum for overtime. Henry A. Huettner of the Labor Department notes the changes cover all 29.5 million workers under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Huettner
U. S. Labor Department
Huettner
St Augustine Aged Many Years As Oldest U S Settlement
St Augustine, founded in 1565, is cited as the oldest permanent white settlement in the United States and here the first white child is said to have been born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
The
United States
Heat hazards rise in hot summer days
By Bill Seabrook the article explains sunstroke heat stroke and heat prostration, noting how the elderly the young and those with heart or medical problems are most at risk and suggesting a pharmacy and prescription service at 639 North Ogdenly Street with phone 383-4646 plus a household tip on cleaning windows with wet then dry paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ognelly Street
Lake-Sumter JC Opens New Year Programs
Lake-Sumter Junior College begins the year as a public institution per State Board of Education approval. The term runs Dec 15 end, with term two from Jan 3 to Apr 26 and term three in May to Aug. President Dr Paul P Williams notes 81 total staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Paul P. Williams
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Scotty
the Reporting Committee
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N. H
Labor Day
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Dinsmores
Ethel
Shirley Freeman
Crosswicks
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Mary
Chet Webster
Niagara Falls
Canada
Len Day
Hamburg
Harold Cook
Buffalo
Judy
Larry Hower
Dayton
Flat Rock
Stewart Robson
Shaker Heights
Milford
Waterman’ Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Helen Holmes
Ruth Wells
Lee Smanley
J. E. Windham
Herbert Webber
Beatrice Forney
Frieda Bennett
Cora L. Byers
Helen Doane
Susie Empie
Max Robinson
Ida C. Fuller
Mary Miley
Gloria Chamberliss
Ruby Grantham
Harold Moynelo
G. Wilmer Cook
Gerry Freeman
Patricia Cox
Myrtle
Bill Warner
Lillian
Herb Shore
Vancouver
Alaska
Walter Gray
Fenwick Island
Del
Dorothy
John
Hazel Hall
Tennessee
New Jersey
Westchester County
New York
Long Island
IceHouse
E. F. Benwell
Mildred Leatherbury
Berrian McCain
McCain
Charles V. Putnam
Golden Triangle
By Fred Steele
Clarence Owen
Pittsburg
Ashtabula
Mervyn and
Lena Pier
Bill Seabrook
Lake-Sumter
NBC
RCA
Hollenbeck
Highland
Old Milwaukee
Gal
Smiley
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