Boy Scout Week Marks 55th Anniversary Theme Strengthen Heritage
The article promotes Boy Scout Week from February 7 to 13 with the theme Strengthen America's Heritage. It urges church services media involvement schools and civic groups to reinforce the Scout Oath and Law and to inspire lifelong values. It notes the 55th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America and about 5.5 million members with hopes for continued growth.
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Service With A Snarl
Newsweek contrasts Russia’s state run stores with American retailing noting that in a free system competition forces courteous service. A shopper cited in Newsweek says party members replace real clerks, and the customer remains king under a competitive market.
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NLRB Decisions Seen as Unprecedented Power Asserted
A National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled that a father who supervises canice advise his son to leave the union and seek another job, a move seen as signaling agency overreach. Commentators urge Congress to clarify federal powers and intent to curb administrative overreach.
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National Safety Council Pushes Pesticide Safety Nationwide
The National Safety Council and the Agricultural Chemicals Association launch a nationwide pesticides safety campaign. Florida's 1962 pilot program and local county groups inform a cooperative effort with the University of Florida, the State Board of Health, and industry partners to improve safe handling and disposal.
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Dinsmores Top Bridge Players Dominate Local Events
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dinsmore won Thursday afternoon bridge at Shirley's Bridge Studio with Mrs. R. E. Wilson and Mrs. William J. Lewis in second. Tuesday night winners were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groves for January series, with Mrs. Roland Cooper, Mrs. Merritt Reeve, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dean placing second through fourth. Friday night duplicates start tomorrow at 7:45 PM, with ongoing sessions at 7:45 PM on Tuesdays and Fridays and 1 PM on Thursdays.
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Shirley’s
R. E. Wilson
William J. Lewis
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Roland Cooper
Merritt Reeve
Edgar Dean
Opera Rigoletto at East Town Community Building
Fernald Hutchins urges Mount Dora readers to attend the February 12 presentation of the opera Rigoletto by the Opera Guild of Florida A&M University at the East Town Community Building. Tickets are $1.50 with seating reserved for friends and proceeds aiding production costs.
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Ethel Hames Dies in Mount Dora at 83
Mrs Ethel F Hames 83 of Mount Dora died Wednesday after nine years in the city former Ballston Spa New York resident and Presbyterian Church member she is survived by four cousins Harry L Simard Minnie F Coward Frances Bodine and Ralph E Simard Interment planned in Ballston Spa New York with Rehbaum Funeral Home Mount Dora in charge
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Holyoke
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Auburn
Frances Bodine
South Hadley Falls
Ralph E. Simard
Amherst
Rehbaum
Bridge Winners at Shirley's Bridge Studio
Six tables competed in Tuesday's bridge game at Shirley's Bridge Studio. First place went to Mrs Tyrone Parker and Mrs R E Wilson, second to Mrs Val Wetmore and Mrs Charles Gray, third to Mrs Roland Cooper and Edgar Dean, and fourth to Mrs Francis London and Mrs John A Murray. Next Tuesday offers a Master Point game at 7 45 p m.
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R. E. Wilson
Val. Wetmore
Charles Gray
Roland Cooper
Edgar Dean
Francis London
John A. Murray
Landscape Superintendent Oversees Extensive Plantings
Nathan L. Hasty, landscape superintendent for the Sunshine State Parkway, supervised planting of over 16 000 trees and 40 000 shrubs during the past year.
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Sunshine State Parkway
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