New lawn bowling class grows at Orlando club
The fall class adds 15 new members for a total of 21. Members include Carl Hintzelmann Velda Hale Newcomer Cecile and George Chittenden Edna Krell Marguerite Printz Helene Heimberger. The new class will clash with the class of 1965 between Christmas and New Year’s with a reception January 8. The Orlando club fields two five-team squads in the NC F League starting January 3, nicknamed the Twins and the Panthers.
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Carl Hintzelmann
Velda
Hale Newcomer
Cecile
George Chittenden
Edna Krell
Marguerite Printz
Helene Heimberger
Orlando
N.C.F
Willie Langford obituary from Sorrento
Willie Langford, 54, of Sorrento, died Friday Nov 25. A Hartford Alabama native, he lived eight years in Sorrento after moving from Ozark Alabama. Survived by wife Jennie, sons Willie Ray and Wiley of Gainesville, Joyce Jenkins of New Smyrna Beach, Carrie Gas haw of Mount Dora, sister Susie Shira, Mabell Day, Annie Sullivant, brother Bermon Langford, 14 grandchildren. Funeral by Rehbaum Harden Mount Dora with graveside service Sunday at 3 p.m. at Sorrento Cemetery.
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Willie Langford
Sorrento
Hartford
Ala
Ozark
Jennie
Willie Ray
Wiley
Gainesville
Joyce Jenkins
New Smyrna Beach
Carrie Gashaw
Mount Dora
Umatilla
Annie Sullivant
Enterprise
Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home
Sorrento Cemetery
C. M. Andrews
The Sick Observatory and lunar myths in a changing world
An essay reflecting on the Sick Observatory near Berkeley built 85 years ago and its founder James Sick, contrasting early astronomical ambition with modern space plans. It notes lunar facts, the moon’s rotation and temperature cycle, and raises a skeptical view of the 25 billion dollar moon mission, while highlighting vast amounts of dangerous material moved by highways and a new expensive aircraft for Vietnam-era travel.
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Sick
Berkeley
Calif
James Sick
San Francisco
U. S
Earth
Moon
Lake County School Lunch Program Faces Financial Strain
The Lake County lunch program encounters funding woes due to rising food and labor costs and reduced federal reimbursements. Superintendent Jack Morgan warns the crisis may push the School Board to drill into January plans as the minimum wage impact and Type A standards press costs.
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Lake County
Robbie McLaughlin
Jack Morgan
Shuffleboard results and Turkey Shoot prizes in Mount Dora
The article details a Nov 22 shuffleboard match with teams Patch Kinsman and scores 240 249 and 101 44, plus officials Referees Joseph Smith Jack Buxton Edith Wheeler and Mary Sim chock. It notes a Nov 23 Turkey Shoot with 50 players, 27 prizes from local merchants, and winners listed for Ladies and Men's divisions. It also covers subsequent events Nov 25 and 28, including card parties, tournament results for 75 and older members, and member updates from Mount Dora.
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Douglas Fletcher
Carroll Patch
Lee Kinsman
Harland Wheeler
Jessie French
Patch- Kinsman
al Olson
Dottie Nolet
Joseph Smith
Jack Buxton
Edith Wheeler
Mary Simchock
Golden Triangle
Winn-Dixie
W. T. Grant Co
One Hour Cleaners
Bronson’s Gifts
Larsen’s Store For Men
Liggetts
Leed’s Shoes
Western Auto Store
Food Fair
Augie’s
Cooper’s Fabric Shop
Penny Saver Shoes
Tom’s
Amoco
Castle Farm
Donnelly St
Jennie Sutliff
Bernice Prentice
Nina Patch
Ethel Wood
Mildred
Leonard Chaffee
Kinsman
Walter Brauneis
Clyde McCauley
Harry Sweet
Bethel Smith
Helen Eaton
Sweet-Smith
Rien
Ethel Pearson
Memer
Clarence Owen
Fred Greenstreet
Michael Conley
Wallace Hancock
Caroline Gibbs
Charles Geer
Rodents' Teeth Keep Growing Says Florida Wildlife
Florida Wildlife notes rodent species continually grow their teeth, requiring gnawing to wear them down. The statement highlights a unique biological trait observed in these rodents and its implications for care and behavior.
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Florida
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