Mount Dora News Friendly Notes and Bowling Update
Two couples on a West Indies cruise planned since last June travel from Massachusetts. The Burton family buys a Crestview home and prepares it, while the Towe and Burton groups enjoy Caribbean sun. Helen Tigh returns to Lakeside Inn, grateful for cards and well wishes from friends.
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West Indies
Massachusetts
Frances
Walter Towe
Mildred
Harry Burton
Burtons
Crestview
al Berry
Mount Dora
Peabody
Helen Tigh
Lakeside Inn
Helen
Charles Tigh
Delray Beach
Montclair
N. J
Crawford House
New Hampshire
Charlie
Anna Ross
Ruth Sherrard
Marion Weidenhamer
Julia Caldwell
Marion Walker
Louise Goddu
Ed Dean
Frank Corriden
Oscar Heimberger
Gregg Abbey
Harold Cook
Ray Ward
Frank
Oscar
Anna
Ruth
Marion
Elsie Dean
Evan Fell
Death notices for Mark Seim and Major Henry Land II
Friends of 67 year old Mark Seim report his death at Lakeland Hospital on Friday February 3 after relocating to Lake Wales in 1960 from Plainfield New Jersey. Services were held February 6 at Rehbaum Harden Chapel. Major Henry W Land II is shown with his brother David and will receive his second lieutenant commission at Fort Benning Georgia with ceremonies attended by family from Fort Rucker Alabama and Florida Southern University student Shandon Stewart.
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Mark Seim
Lakeland Hospital
Lake Wales
Plainfield
N. J
Seim
Marguerite
Laura Molyneaux
Zephyrhills
L. A. Wright
Rosemead
Calif
Rehbaum-Harden
Leo Lacy
U.S. Army
Land
Fort Benning
Fort Bragg
N. C
Tommy
Cathie
James W. Hooten, Jr
Henry Land II
Fort Rucker
Ala
Shandon Stewart
Florida Southern University
David
Henry W. Land Il
Wise Ole Owl
Florida Commission For Tax Reform
Palatka
Bill Pearce
Blue Ribbon Committee
Florida
Pearce
Claude Kirk
Putnam County
Marce
James Sweeney
De-Land
Bill Pearce Jr
E. Lamar
Wallendas
Karl
Karl Wallenda
Witch Hazel flowers in autumns deserts and woods
The Witch Hazel plant bears feathery golden flowers in October or November after leaves fall. Found in eastern US and Canada, its bark and leaves distill to Witch Hazel, a noted tonic and healing astringent. Floral arrangements offered to send affection. call 4277 N Donnelly 383 4141.
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United States
Canada
Bowling Card Scores From Local League
Andy's Paper Dolls defeat Garden Gate 3 to 1. Paul's Gulf Strikers lose to Mitenius Mobileers 1 to 3. Shear Magic takes four points from Carbaugh. Builder Geri's Country Togs beat Karl's Repair Service 3 to 1. Club Rudo and Parker's Market split 2 to 2. Arrington Cleaners win from Wingler & Son 3 to 1.
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Andy
Paper Dolls
Garden Gate
Paul
Gulf Strikers
Mitenius Mobileers
Shear Magic
Carbaugh
Geri
Country Togs
Karl
Club Rudo
Parker
Arrington Cleaners
Wingler & Son
Karl’s Repair Service
Arlington Cleaners
Parker’s Food Market
Club Rudo Mitenius Mobileers
Geri’s Country Toys
Andy’s Paper Dolls
Paul’s Gulf Strikers
Vision Work Contest Invites Junior High Posters
Central Florida Optometric Auxiliary sponsors a Save Your Vision Week poster contest for seventh and eighth graders during March 5 to 11. First prize is a U S Savings Bond with trophies for second and third. Winners appear on television and at Parkwood Plaza. Posters due by March 1 with media of choice.
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Save Your Vision
Central
Caprion Keynoe Caprion Keynoe Kirk Opposes Capitol Move
Governor Kirk resists moving Florida's Capitol from Tallahassee to Orlando amid lobbying by civic groups. The piece notes legislative pressure, communications delays in Tallahassee, and bipartisan support forming to back the Central Florida move. It also highlights remarks on tax reform and profiles key Florida figures and cultural notes.
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Kirk
Tallahassee
Orlando
Central Florida
WATTS
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Shuffleboard News Roundup From Gainesville Club
Mrs. Helen Cooper remains at University Hospital Gainesville since December. Red and Black and various teams battled across 15 to 13 courts with several high Red and Black scores and playoff results. Upcoming events include World War I Veterans singles and a February visitation by DeLand and Mount Dora clubs. a club card party featured Bridge and Pinochle winners.
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Helen Cooper
University Hospital
Gainesville
Douglas Fletcher
Bethel Smith
John Howland
Jack
Grace Dooley
On Tat
Methodist
George Vaughan
Walter Brauneis
Carroll Patch
Edwin Krautwurst
C. F. Worrell
Brauneis-Patch
Mary Simchock
Helen Romano
Kay Therrien
Jack Buxton
Therrien- Buxton
Charles Schelmbauer
Zenas Wood
Clarence Owen
Harry Gifford
Ann Peter
Olive Doust
Mount Dora
DeLand
Charles Geer
Nual
Earl Dangler
Harland Wheeler
Mildred Nelson
Astrid Anderson
Anna Engler
Marguerite Garbe
Mount Dora Census Estimates From East Central Florida Plan
Mid decade figures show Lake County totals with Mount Dora city population at 4 728 as of 1965 and Mount Dora urban area at 8 914. City and urban area names appear in East Central Florida Region Planning Council data on Populations Trends.
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East Central Florida
City Tax Refund Shown for December 1966
Don D. Meiklejohn, Director of the State Beverage Department, reports December 1966 net cigarette tax collections at $4,857,112.21. Of this sum $1,160,402.25 goes to the State General Revenue Fund and $3,687,709.96 is distributed to qualified municipalities. Mount Dora receives $7,375.82.
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Don D. Meiklejohn
State Beverage Department
State General Revenue Fund
Mount Dora
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By Walt Wiederhold
N. Donnelly
Bank of
Bowling News
Caprion Keynoe
Capitol
Fred C
Bud) Dickinson Jr
Earl Faircloth
Lincoln
Broward Williams
Floyd Christian
Floeida
Starr
Dixie Production News
By Ray Starr
By Fred Steele
Valentines
Hallmark
Link Stationery & Printing Co
Photo Music Center
U. S
Donnelly
American Express
Carte Blanche
Diner’s Club
Velda
Slimade
Old Milwaukee
Icee
Tveleven
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