Opening of North Central Florida Lawn Bowling Season
The North Central Florida Lawn Bowling League starts Tuesday with Mount Dora at Daytona Orlando at DeLand and Peabody at New Smyrna. Last season Mount Dora rose from last to second place, three games behind Daytona. A range of club activities, social events, and upcoming non league visits are noted, plus community election results and holiday party highlights.
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Sue
Glenville Kleiser
North
Florida
Mount Dora
Daytona
Orlando
DeLand
Peabody
New Smyrna
Lassen Mamhar
Etart
Sabus Mpc
Arthur Jewell
Harry Adams
Will Bomke
Robert Reed
Edward McKay
Vernon Means
Christian Home and Bible School
Arthur
Charles Gray
Alfred Berry
Eustis
Leesburg
David Wilson
Chatham
Mass
Bridgy
Madeline
Council Pushes Start on Donnelly St Expansion
Lake County officials press ahead with Donnelly Street expansion citing urgency. City and state crews will coordinate to speed preliminary work, with $100000 state funds and about $40000 local costs. The plan preserves trees while widening and resurfacing sections and adding storm sewers.
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Lake County
0. M.jack Simpson
Charles P. Goodson
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Lake Coleman
Ninth Ave
Route 441
Margaret Lafroos
Eleventh Ave
Unser St
W. M. Kennedy
Fifth Ave
Fairview
Clayton
Blizzard
Ted Lane
Fire Department
Mark Peters
Byron Smith
Park Commission
Ises
Wagner
General Fund
Poinsettia: Christmas Flower With Garden Uses
The Poinsettia native to Mexico is a popular winter display plant called the Christmas Flower. Outdoors it grows into a large bush with red pink or creamy white bracts and a double flower form lasts longer. After cutting, dip stems in boiling water or pass through flame then cool and condition overnight to extend life four to five days.
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Mexico
Shuffleboard Capsizes and Contests Endure on Lake Dora
Two shufflers brave wind and lake danger to bass fish after a rowboat voyage between towns. Lyle Wood and Mrs. Wood win second in mixed doubles and the Red and Black leagues stage tight playoff battles with high scores. Harold Pfeil’s death casts a somber note as the Red and Black finals unfold under longtime officials.
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Lake Dora
Tavares
York
Florida
Dorans
Lyle Wood
Wheeler
Messrs
Legal
Bloom
Owen
Mr. Havlik
Thetford
Nolet
Stambaugh
Willmott
Harvey Osterland
Paul Pfeil
Bass Tournament Entitles Postponed to Next Week
There were no bass weigh ins for the annual Chamber Commerce Bass Tournament in the week ended December. Tournament chairman Walker Horsley said one week's prize would be held over until next week.
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Chamber © Commerce
Walker
Walker Horsley
Anament
Hit-and-Run Crashes Hydrant at Busy North Intersection
Authorities seek a likely damaged car missing from the scene after striking a fire hydrant at the Lucerne Drive and Route 441 North intersection early Sunday. Water overflow hindered by subfreezing temps as utility crews worked to control the leak.
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Lucerne Drive
Route 441
Lighting Deadline For Chamber Of Commerce Contest
Friday is the deadline to register for the annual Chamber of Commerce home outdoor lighting contest. Judging occurs on Christmas Eve between 7 and 9 p.m. Entrants may call the Chamber to leave name and address.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
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Charles
Louise Skoglund
Hazel Wilmot
Jean Herblin
Elizabeth Mueller
Madge Neptune
Charlotte Druar
Ruth Francis
Betty Ashbaugh
Robert
Winifred van Stone
Arthur Francis
Shirley
Helen Mitchell
Laconia
N.H
George Paterson
Toronto
Clearwater
Will
Helen Thomason
Harold
Vivian Esch
North Toronto
Patersons
Donnelly St
Roy Jones
Lakeside Inn
Golden Triangle Builders Supply
Eardley Wilmot
Hibiscus
Messrs. Becher
Havlik
App
Hott Tedey
Secon
Lena Gibbs
Woodie Woodard
Elliott-Osterland
Gibbs-Woodie
Messrs. Anderson
Agarton
Fetten and Sachs
Sutliff
Holiday
Perry
Delta Radio-Tv
2Nd Ave. S. E
Sea-Dale Restaurant
5Th Ave
A. B. Sharp
THE
Houston Corporation
Florida Corporation
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