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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1969
Page
12
A Sorrento Mt. Plymouth community update recounts a lively Jaycees meeting, welcomes new members, and outlines committee roles. The piece also notes a humorous hog sighting in Mt. Plymouth, hospital welcomes for Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Driggers, and thanks for the Robert Morse picnic turnout despite bad weather.
Members Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Owen recover from illness while visiting Ohio and plan to return to Mount Dora. Charls Geer leaves Mount Dora for Michigan. Irvin Powers improves at Waterman Memorial Hospital and expects to return home soon. August 18 saw local teams activating winter play as Goddus Deans Dau rays Howes and Brooks traveled. Tourists Lloyd and Louise God dy tour Kentucky Massachusetts California and Hawaii then rest in Maine ahead of a September Mount Dora trip. Phyllis Dauray reports Art bowling vigorously in Forest Park Springfield Massachusetts as Elsie and Ed Dean forward letters that travel to Virginia Florida and Springfield. Elsie and Ed plan Toronto tournament and a Spain trip in October. The Howes Rufus and Mildred celebrate a Mount Dora birthday party. Round Robin in Umatilla features four Mount Dora teams with three wins nine losses. Red and Black play Aug 19 with six courts. Nina Patch Wheeler win 240 to 237 and 262 to 138 in separate high-score finals. Postponed Friday night due to rain, Saturday showers cause cancellation of plays.
Edith and Spencer Brock enjoy New England weather boating with family in Scituate Harbor Massachusetts. Bill Whitefield moved to Syracuse New York last week to live near his daughter and family. Lida Smith is in Waterman Hospital and Garry Garrison is a patient there. Those passing safety or defensive driving tests will be awarded safety pins.
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