Freshmen Bowlers Learn Game Is Challenge And Joy
The report covers a Lakeside Inn bowling activity with freshmen teams learning the sport. It describes match scores including 25 to 6 and 19 to 15, names players such as Walter Brooker, Adah Steadler, Katherine Baker, Velda Newcomer, and Percy Shaffer, and notes an upcoming reception on January 8. It mentions an intensive instruction program and membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Holliday
Ruth Pederson
Charlotte Druar
Walter
Pete) Brooker
Adah Steadler
Katherine Baker
Pete
Marguerite Printz
Edna Krell
Bess Britton
Eloise McFerran
Maize Kinkaid
Charlie Greer
Velda
Hale
Percy Shaffer
Frances Whiteside
John Skeele
Tom McNeill
Carl Hintzelmann
Cecile Chittenden
George Chittenden
Agnes Park
Kathryn Brion
Frank McFer
Garrison
Esther Fell
Eee Ee
Gene Graham
Marion Walker
Art Jewell
Frances Geet Ie
Christan Iheons
Christian Home Bible School
Lakeside Inn
Hele
Norma
Bill Tracy
Jim
Harry Wulfing Dies Former Mount Dora Resident
Harry E. Wulfing 85 died Sunday Jan 1. He lived in Winter Park Towers after eight years in Mount Dora and was active in Community Church Rotary Club Men’s Garden Club and Yacht Club. A former Commonwealth Edison engineer from Chicago he graduated from the University of Wisconsin. Surviving wife Margaret son Harry E. Wulfing Jr. of Harvey Ill daughter Mrs. Robert L. Smith Newton Iowa five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Rehbaum Harden Chapel with Dr. Lester O Schriver officiating. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Wulfing
Winter Park Towers
Mount Dora
Winter Park
Community Church
University of Wisconsin
Wulfing
Margaret
Harry E. Wulfing Jr
Harvey, Ill
Robert L. Smith
Newton
Iowa
Rehbaum- Harden
Lester O. Schriver
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Orlando
Air Pollution Study Hearing Set in Tampa
The Interim Air Pollution Study Committee will hold a public hearing at Hillsborough County Court House Auditorium in Tampa on Tuesday January 10 1967 at 10 am. The committee will hear statements from firms individuals or governmental agencies wishing to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough County
House Auditorium
Tampa
Red and Black Shuffleboard Results and Club News
Shuffleboard on Tuesday December 27 at Mount Dora featured 16 courts with Pete Rohm in charge. Garbe and J Smith won the Red and Black playoff 103 to 53. Wimberly Brauneis won the Black playoff 107 to 63. On Friday December 30 15 courts were used with Clarence Owen directing. Smith Garbe won the Red playoff 103 to 65. Members report holiday greetings and hospital updates including Clara Ewing’s son Robert visiting from Cooper and Forrest L Deane awaiting surgery January 3 at Waterman Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rohm
Victor Nemake
Bethel Smith
Fred Garbe
Joseph Smith
Garbe-J. Smith
Lee Wimberly
Marie Brauneis
Nick Economos
Bernice Prentice
William Nolet
Harland Wheeler
John Howland
Frank Thompson
Kay Therrien
Louise Wimberly
Clarence Owen
Lee Wimpay
Wimberly- Pier
Clyde McCauley
Ohio
Mount Dora
Clara Ewing
Robert Ewing
Sandra
Cooper
University Hospital
Gainesville
Forrest L. Deane
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Cr. F. Worrell
Jones
Thomas Wallingford
Florida Senate committee seeks air pollution study input
Sen. Ben Hill Griffin Jr. chairs a Florida Senate committee at the Office of the Secretary in Tallahassee. It requests written statements for presentation to the committee. The panel will study air pollution in Florida and propose legislation for the 1967 legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hill Griffin, Jr
Secretary
The
Senate
Tallahassee
Florida
Tours Set For Leesburg Plant
Minute Maid will offer free guided tours at the Leesburg Citrus Processing plant on U S 441 at Cloud St. Mrs Johnnie Dozier and Plant Personnel Manager Frank Robotti lead the tours. Last year about 5 000 visitors from all states toured the facility. Tours run 9 10 30 a m and 1 and 2 30 p m Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minute Maid Company
Leesburg
U.S. 441
Cloud St
Johnnie Dozier
Frank Robotti
Robotti
First Rodeo At Tangerine Bowl Set In Orlando
Orange County hosts its first major rodeo at the Tangerine Bowl January 6 to 8 sponsored by the Rodeo Cowboys of America. top professional ropers from Montana Texas Oklahoma California and other states compete for 8000 in prize money plus championship points in calf roping steer wrestling bareback bronc and Brahma bull events.
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Orange County
Orlando
The
Rodeo Cowboys of America
Montana
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Nevada
North Dakota
California
Florida
Karl's Repair Leads Bowling Standings After Week
Karl's Repair Service moved out front by nine games as Shear Magic beat Wingler and Son 3-1. Parker's Market beat Geri's Toys 3-1 and Paul's Gulf Strikers topped Andy's Paper Dolls 3-1. Garden Gate fell to Mittenius Mobileers and Club Rudo lost to Arrington Cleaners 1-8. Chloe Boggus had the high game at 178. Arlington Cleaners led team counts with a 609 game and 1773 team series. Jean Taverine posted a 481 high series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shear Magic
Wingler and Son
Parker’s Market
Geri’s Toys
Paul
Gulf Strikers
Andy
Paper Dolls
Karl
Carbaugh
Garden Gate
Mitenius Mobileers
Club Rudo
Arrington Cleaners
Chloe Boggus
Jean Taverine
Arlington Cleaners
Earl's Repair Service
Carbaugh Builder
Cleaners
Club Rudo Ag
Garden Gate and Son
Paul’s Gulf Strikers
The Evolution of Photography and Early Diagnostics
This piece traces camera history from 1816 crude device to 1888 market cameras and later film drop-in cartridges. It notes Roentgen’s 1895 X rays and their uses, then surveys early needle tools from bone, ivory, and stone age artifacts, ending with steel needles’ origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Niepee
William Talbot
Eastman Dry Plate and Film Co
Germany
Wilhelm Roentgen
Egypt
USF to Honor Graduates at April Exercises
Paul Haskins will receive his Bachelor Degree in Physical Education at the University of San Francisco. The new graduates bring the total alumni to 42,740. They will be honored at the university's annual exercises on April 23 as they complete their coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
Ninth Ave
UFS
Th University
First European Steel Bers Made in Neuemberg
In Neuemberg Germany during the 14th century the first steel bers were forged in Europe marking an early era of advanced metallurgy. The record notes the location Neuemberg and the century of origin as key details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Neuemberg
Germany
Mackey Airlines Wins 13th National Safety Council Award
Fort Lauderdale based Mackey Airlines earns the ety Merit of the National Safety Council for the 13th straight year. The company is lauded for safety practices across its fleet and crew operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey Airlines
Fort Lauderdale
National Safety Council
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Mount Doran
Rt : Ee
Troop
Don Christopher
Roy Christopher
Phillip
John Andrews
Fred Andrews
Delwin Pitzer
Ed Pitzer
Jef
Frey Elmore
E. P. Elmore
W. B. Peterson
Lake County
William Milton
Eagle Scout Board of Review
Dr. Andrews
Alan Hamlin
Charles Alcott
Robert Plasteridge
George Johnson
By Fred Steele
Wimberly- Brauneis
Harvey Osterland
Fred
Leesburg Plant
Bowling News
the Coffee League
Travelog
LeRoy Crooks
North Carolina Mountains
London
Land’s End
Florida Symphony
Paul Haskins
USF
Mount Dora, Florida
Yul Brynner
SUN
Rock Hudson
Peleven Wilk
Icee Flavors
Milwaukee
Cheri
Keri
Fresca
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