IceHouse earns praise for Glass Menagerie debut at Mount Dora
IceHouse Theatre closes its run of The Glass Menagerie directed by Bill Dunnagan with a strong cast including Billigene Brown Keith Fowler Karen Kreider and Ron Jones. Dunnagan lauds Williams classic and urges Golden Triangle residents to support upcoming shows Never Too Late March 8 12 and The Teahouse of the August Moon April 12 16.
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Bill Dunnagan
The
Glass Menagerie
Billigene Brown
Keith Fowler
Karen Kreider
Ron Jones
IceHouse Theatre
Tennessee Williams
Dunnagan
IceHouse
Golden Triangle
Mount Dora
C.D.O
OVVR Re-Vamping Planned By Labor Dept
The Labor Department plans to revamp its Office of Veterans Re-employment Rights to aid returning servicemen. Fourteen cities will gain new contact offices, with the Columbia South Carolina field office merged into the Atlanta regional office serving six states. The regional office is at Room 523 1371 Peachtree Street Atlanta GA 30309, phone 526-5407.
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The
Labor Department
Office of
Veterans
OVRR
Harvey Driscoll
Columbia
S. C
Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Missippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Driscoll
Peachtree Street
N. E
Telepone
Petty Captures Pole as Ford Contenders Eye Dominance
Richard Petty earned the pole with a two lap track record of 175.165 mph, toppling Plymouth’s 1964 mark set by Paul Goldsmith. Dick Hutcherson starts beside him on the front row as Ford hopes to challenge Pontiac and Dodge in the upcoming two heat sessions.
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Richard Petty
Plymouth
Dodge Chargers
Sam McQuagg
David Pearson
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Smokey Yunick
Chevrolet
Stevebolt
Ford
Lorenzen
Hutcherson
Jarrett
Panch
Foyt
Turner
Petty
Paul Goldsmith
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
IceHouse Plays Delight Lake County Audience
A Mount Dora letter thanks Mrs Shaw for IceHouse Plays accessibility to students and staff. The writer praises Glass Menagerie as the finest community theatre production seen in Lake County and appreciates the matinee guest invitation from the Academy.
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Lake County
The
Academy
A&M Music Body Draws Large Audience Praise
A large audience applauded the A M music body for its polished performance. Sallie Crenshaw sang Gloria by Vivaldi with the university choir joining. Rosalyn Patterson, Robbie Robinson, Versie Birdsong and Geraldine Davis excelled in opera excerpts from Don Carlos Madame Butterfly and Aida. Harold Henderson and a piano solo by David Wyche followed by readings and brass quartet numbers. The concert closed with spirituals featuring Bettie Goins and Henderson. Rebecca W Steele directed a commendable program.
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Vivaldi
Sallie Crenshaw
Rosalyn Patterson
Robbie Robbinson
Versie Birdsong
Geraldine Davis
Harold Henderson
Camelot
David Wyche
Dearest Mom
Rebecca Gordon
Brass Quartet
Bettie Goins
Rebecca W. Steele
Memory Selection Sermon at East Town Service
The Sunday service featured a Genesis 1 27 reading about God creating man in His image and male and female. The speaker urged reliance on God, warned of Satan’s influence, and praised the Holy Spirit’s presence in recent gatherings. A Men’s and Women’s Day program is planned for the next third Sunday and the first Sunday in March.
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God
Satan
Holy Spirit
T. M. Thomas
Public Notice Sealed Bids for Mount Dora Street Resurfacing
Sealed bids will be accepted until 8 p.m. Tuesday March 1 1966 at Mount Dora City Hall for resurfacing of certain streets. Specifications available at City Hall. John Cain Acting City Clerk.
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Mount Dora
City Hall
Snakes Bite Florida Residents Across Year
Florida logged 331 snake bite reports last year with two deaths. The State Board of Health notes about five bites per 100000 residents, lower than many states, based on hospital and physician reports from 96 hospitals. Main bites: pygmy rattler 27 percent, rattler 19, moccasin 16, copperhead 1, coral 2, unidentified 35. Two fatalities were a 54 year old in Flagler County and a 66 year old in Jefferson County. Six in ten victims were treated in hospitals within 30 minutes. About 55 percent of victims were under 20, males twice as likely to be bitten. Fingers most often bitten. bites occur in daylight near homes. about 20 percent result from attempting to catch or kill snakes.
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Florida
State Board of Health
Flagler County
Jefferson County
Punch Cards Due With VA Checks
The Veterans Administration will mail punch card questionnaires with February benefits payments. The form asks for information on children due to a law extending benefits to age 23. If no children exist the questionnaire must still be returned to supply Zip Code and Social Security numbers.
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The
Veterans Administration
New Yorkers Picnic Set at Rock Springs
The New Yorkers annual picnic will be at Rock Springs at noon Saturday with entertainment. Bring your own lunch. For information contact Mount Dora president Walter Hunt 383-3695 secretary Mrs. Frank Wormsley 383-3814 or vice president Harold Becker 383-9901.
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Rock Springs
Mount Dora
Walter Hunt
Frank Wormsley
Harold Becker
Florida closes most hunting seasons for year
Florida’s hunting seasons for most game animals and birds have ended for the year. Remaining open are quail and squirrel until Sunday. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission reminded hunters that no closed season exists for rabbits, raccoons, opossums, bobcats, fox, skunk, and beaver provided a hunting license and general regulations are followed. Spring turkey gobbler seasons run from March 12 to 27 south of State Road 50 and March 26 to April 10 north of SR 50, with gobblers only, hens protected, and a daily bag of one gobbler and two for the season.
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Florida
W. B. Copeland
Game
Fresh Water Fish Commission
Copeland
Third Film Shown by Lake-Sumter College Panel
The College Affairs Committee at Lake-Sumter Junior College presented the third film in a series along with a panel discussion. On Monday the event took place in the Teaching Auditorium and screened "We'll Bury You."
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Lake-Sumter Junior College
Noted Author Allen Drury Visits Howey Academy
A recent visitor to Howey Academy was Allen Drury, author of Advise and Consent and A Shade of Difference. He is identified as an associate trustee of the academy.
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Howey Academy
Allen Drury
The
Academy
Two Elected Freshmen to Lake Sumter Senate Posts
Orr Teetos and Jessup were elected freshmen senators at Lake Sumter Junior College in a special student ballot. They led among four candidates and won the posts by fellow students.
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Orr Teetos Jessup
Lake Sumter
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Mount Dora Publishing Company
Arch Lane
Daytona
IceHouse Players, Inc
Mount Dora, Fla
Mrs. Shaw
ARCA
Jack Bowsher
Bowsher
Lefty Wright
Mount Dora Motor Lodge
WVGT
Prescription
Harlan G. Burgett
Alexander
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insuran Corporation
Federal Reserve
Enthary
A&m
East Town
John Cain
N. Y
Senate
U.S
Corporation
Donnelly
Florida Bankers Association
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