Mount Dora Chamber Elects 1967 Officers and Directors
Tom Champion hands the presidency to Sam Shaw as 1967 Chamber officers are chosen. Dwight Mosteller named first vice president and Wetherington second. Betty Siess resigns as secretary after 19 years of service, will stay until replacement is found.
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Gilchrist
Orlando
Kissimmee
Mount Dora
Tom Champion
Champion
Council
Chamber
Roy Christopher
Jack Simpson
Lewis Shipley
Edmund Treadwell
Robert Travers
Tyrone Parker
Tom Wetherington
Gene Moss
Fred Drew
Henry Link
H. D. Warren
George White, Sr
Dwight Mosteller
Sam Shaw
Wetherington
Betty Siess
Betty
Ohio
J. D. Pease
Penton Publishing Co
Cleveland
Rene Eras Tae
Tesitee
National TV Show to be filmed in Central Florida
The Mike Douglas show will be produced outdoors at Cypress Gardens in Gardens Island, Florida, Feb 20–24. Tapings run daily from 9 a.m. with free admission on a first come basis. Florida Citrus Commission funds most transport costs while the Citrus industry and Florida Development Commission back production. Douglas praised the area and called the outdoor week an exciting first.
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Mike Douglas
Gardens
Florida Citrus Commission
Florida Development Commission
Cypress Gardens
Douglas
Djuka Tribes Lecture At CF Museum Series Opens
The Central Florida Museum in Orlando presents Louis C. Whiton as the first speaker of the season. His talk titled The Impact of Superstitious Beliefs on the Djuka Tribes in Surinam features kodachrome slides and is free. The event is at the University Club of Winter Park on Feb 9 at 8 p.m. The season continues March 8 with Ronald Ring on Oceanography in Orlando Public Library auditorium. A March exhibit runs Feb 7 to Mar 31 featuring art, photography, an 8 by 12 foot three dimensional map of the sea bottom, wave simulations, and panels on undersea vehicles.
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Central Florida Museum
Orlando
Louis C. Whiton
Surinam
University Club of
Winter Park
Orlando Public Library
Ronald Ring
Martin Company
New UF Dean To Speak At Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
In observance of National Children's Dental Health Week Dr Edmund F Ackell first dean of the University of Florida College of Dentistry will address the Mount Dora Kiwanis Club during its Feb 9 meeting. Ackell previously served nine years on the Western Reserve School of Dentistry faculty and since 1963 as associate dean. He has helped plan dental education programs and served on national committees and government programs.
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Edmund F. Ackell
University of Florida
College of Dentistry
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club
Ackell
Florida
Western Reserve School of Dentistry
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve University
LCEO Cuts Board From 100 to 27 Members
Lake County Economic Opportunity Inc plans to reduce its board of directors from 100 to 27. Executive director Freeman W. Hinson said the change follows a revised requirement by March 1. A $265 donation funded renovation of space at Twilight Lodge in Eustis for LCEO headquarters with pledges from clubs and organizations.
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Lake County Economic Opportunity Inc
Freeman W. Hinson
Monay
Hinson
Twilight
Eustis
LCEO
Dentist Dr Ackell Pioneer in Oral Cancer Detection
Born in Danbury Connecticut, he earned a B.S. from Holy Cross College in 1949 and a DMD from Tufts in 1953. He later earned an M.D. from Western Reserve in 1962 and became the first dentist to receive an American Cancer Society clinical research fellowship. He helped found an Oral Cancer Clinic at Western Reserve to advance early cancer detection and the dentist's role in treatment.
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Danbury, Conn
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Tufts College Dental School
Boston
Western Reserve School of Medicine
Ackell
American Cancer Society
Western Reserve
Paul Heinze Presents Round The World Slides To Rotary
Paul Heinze shows slides from a recent world cruise at a Rotary meeting. He is a University of Michigan graduate and formerly active in Chicago Rotary before Mount Dora. President James Brandt announced the annual Rotary Ann Dinner for Monday March 27. Sixty percent of Siberian elm trees offered were sold at the Saturday sale.
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Heinze
University of Michigan
Mount Dora
Rotary
Chicago
James Brandt
Caddie Jobs Open for Orlando March Tournament
Ed Hubka announces caddie applications for the March 6 12 tournament available at Orlando pro shops. Caddies will be assigned at Rio Pinar CC. entrants bringing their own must notify by March 1. New orange green uniforms with player name tapes will be delivered mid February. Florida Citrus Commission funds the uniforms.
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Ed Hubka
Orlando Area
Rio Pinar Country Club
Hubka
Martin Company
The
Florida Citrus Commission
University of Florida to Establish College of Dentists
The University of Florida moves to establish a College of Dentists for Florida students as the final unit of the J. Hillis Miller Health Center. The plan originated in 1949 and was recommended by the 1953 Medical Center Study, with state authorization in 1957 and funding steps in 1963. Dr. Robert F. Wason of Mount Dora has advised the effort.
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University of Florida
University
J. Hillis Miller
College of Dentists
Florida
Medical Center
Robert F. Wason
Mount Dora
Sam Martin
State Warned On Title 19 Welfare Program Costs
A report warns Florida faces a financial bind if it commits too early to Title 19 welfare program. The state spends about $31 million yearly in matching funds, and participation could raise costs by $20 million in the next biennium.
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Florida
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