Garden Club circles meet in Mount Dora area
Founders Circle of Lakes and Hills Garden Club convenes February 7 at 1:00 p.m. in Mrs. Osgood’s home with co hosts. Hibiscus Circle meets February 4 at 2 p.m. in Mount Dora First National Bank social room with talk on wild flowers. Holly Circle gathers February 3 at 8 p.m. in First Family Federal room for a program on potted plants for show. IXORA Circle hosts February 3 at 1 p.m. in Bank of Mount Dora community room with orchid program by James Geddes Sr. Magnolia Circle meets February 7 at 1 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce Baggage Room for Basics of Flower Arrangements. Orange Blossom Circle meets February 7 at 2 p.m. in First Family Federal room for corsage workshop. Poinsettia Circle meets February 3 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs Bernard McCabe’s home with program on preservation of native flora.
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Founders
Circle of
George Heineman
Jean Sams
Holly Circle
First Family Federal
Mount Dora
Charles Madsen
Helene Seixora-Circle
Bank of
James Geddes Sr
Sorrento
Hobartt
Charles Geer
Harry Morley
Magnolia Circle
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Kretzchmar
Frank E. Davis
Ruth Conboy
Leonard Day
Orange Blossom Circle
Lakeshore Drive
John M. Hall
McCabe
Bettye Ray
Chester Callero
Mount Dora Kiwanis Travelog Heading to Great West Film
The Kiwanis Club of Mount Dora hosts its 15th annual travelog season at 8 p.m. on Thursday February 10 in the Mount Dora Community Building. Producer John Ebert narrates Journey Through the Great West about a 4000 mile exploration across eight western states. The program includes rugged inland treks and scenic views with highway and mountain sequences. Two follow up films Anne Dornbush and Trevor Dornbush New Zealand on February 18 and Clint Deans The New Panama on March 3.
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Kiwanis Club of
Mount Dora
Great West
John Ebert
California
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Anne
Trevor Dornbush
New Zealand
Clint Dean
Panama
Extension Homemakers plan Mount Dora meeting
The Mount Dora Extension Homemakers plan a regular meeting for next Wednesday February 9 at 9 30 a m in the Community Building The program You Are What You Eat will be presented by Mrs Ramon Stranger Thorsen with slides CPR training is offered in Lake County Several members have taken part Mount Dora Homemakers arranged table decorations for the Council covered dish luncheon January 27 at the Agriculture Center with an International Day theme Joan Griffing prepared 36 flags and members displayed artifacts from various countries Reminder attendees should bring a Valentine item.
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Extension Homemakers of
Mount Dora
Ramon Stranger Thorsen
CPR
Lake County
Ocklawaha DAR marks American History Month with Dolley Madison talk
The Ocklawaha Chapter DAR will hold a February meeting at 1 30 p m in the Mount Dora Baggage Room where Mrs Alfred W Rehbaum Jr will discuss The Life and Times of Dolley Madison. Awards for American History Month essays will be presented to Bruce Duncan Mark Newell and Paul Hoffmeister with honors for ee Neg follo seniors Paula Grayford Holly Huffman and Curt Allan Vercruysse. Delegates and alternates to the Florida Diamond Jubilee State Conference were named and hostesses listed for the February gathering.
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Dolley Madison
America
White House
Alfred W. Rehbaum Jr
Ocklawaha
Mount Dora
Rehbaum
Palatka
Stetson University
England
John W. Martin
Florida
A. W. Peschke
American History Month
Bruce Duncan
Tavares
Mark Newell
Umatilla
Paul Hoffmeister
Eustis
Amer
Ican Ee Neg Follo
Paula Grayford
Mount Dora High School
Holly Huffman
Umatilla High School
Curt Allan Vercruysse
Tavares High School
Harold Dickensheets
Charles F. O’neall
Sarah Wilkerson
S. O. Sorenson
Ray Kremer
Eugene Nixon
Jack King
Doris McKinna
Charles T. O'Neill
O. B. Koonce
Frank Fender
Ralph Jones
George Reynolds
W. F. Walthausen
W. A. Austin
H. P. Dye
Roger Giles
O. E. Hang
J. C. Powers
J. R. Rayburn
Friends of Animal Shelter meet Feb 8 in Mount Dora
The February meeting of the Friends of the Animal Shelter of Lake County will be at 7 30 p m February 8 in the First Family Federal office community room Mount Dora. Attendees will hear guidance from Orange and Seminole Humane Societies on handling animal abuse complaints and may establish volunteer investigators to work with police. The group will also review aiding stray animals in emergencies and funding a cat room at the Shelter to warm and exercise cats. Over 200 new memberships were collected and funds may support the cat room project.
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Friends of the Animal Shelter of
Lake County
First Family Federal Office
N. Donnelly St
Mount Dora
Orange and Seminole Humane Societies
Friends
Belmont Circle
Tavares
BPW learns about plant pathology in Mount Dora
The Mount Dora BPW Club hears Dr. Jim Knauss from the UF Apopka center speak on common plant diseases and a test tube propagation method. Two new members Maureen Mancini and Becky Champion are inducted. Wallace Cox reports on the March 10 style show as tickets are distributed. Members vote to allocate Christmas parade prize money to the Mount Dora Library promissory project.
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Mount Dora
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