Final Park News Recap Brings Holiday Gatherings Home
A final Riley's Park edition lists numerous holiday visits among residents and relatives from Toledo Largo Athens Clearwater Howell Tonawanda and Midland. It notes Wirt's recovery after hospitalization, a Sunday service program, and a notable bowling alley excitement with colorful costumes and a wig reveal.
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Bruce McLouth
Jerry
Tommy
Julie
Toledo
Ohio
Oliver McLouth
E. Main St
Roy Sipple
Largo
Kenneth Fosters
Harriet Brownell
Gertrude Pritchard
Athens
Florence Arnott
Perry Sunset Blvd
Clarence Mack
Park
Clearwater
Weston Gruey
Celia”. Hou
Macks
Frank Crawfords
Grueys
Alvin Lewis
Edwin Lewis
Sharon and
Bruce
Howell, Mich
Frank Allison, Jr
Wayne Robinsons
Newell, W. Va
Bud
Merritt Island
Florida Sanitarium and Hospital
Orlando
Wirt
Clarence Kinsmans
Betty
Kathy
Ruth Ann
Ethel Arman
Munising
Mich
Sunshine
Bertha Park
Victor Lone
Kenneth Book
Presbyterian Church of
Mount Dora
Price Hardware
Blanche Price
Ann Saunders
Martha
Grady
Beatle Simpson
Red Sox
Bahiagrass Progress Noted At Lake County Ag Center
A Pensacola bahiagrass trial at Lake County Agriculture Center in Tavares used 10 by 10 plots to test MH 30 at 3 6 and 0 pounds per acre with a no MH 30 control. Seedheads per 100 square feet ranged from 47 to 210 across dates and rates. Further testing is planned for spring 1965 with and without mowing.
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Pensacola
Lake County
Tavares
Sleight Declines Milwaukee Museum Assistant Post
Frederick W. Sleight, former director of the Central Florida Museum, declines appointment as Assistant Director of the Milwaukee Public Museum. He cites timing, personal interests, and other museum directorships, despite winning unanimous board approval and a 99.56 score on a national selection process. He continues work on Western Mexico archaeology with a forthcoming Explorer's Journal report.
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Frederick W. Sleight
Central Florida
Milwaukee Public Museum
Sleight
Milwaukee
Sleight resigns from regional museum and arts posts
Sleight leaves leadership roles beyond the Southeast and resigns as President of the Southeastern Museums Conference and President of the Central Florida Arts Council. He helped found the Central Florida Museum and Planetarium in the 1950s and directed it until 1964 while shaping a regional science center.
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Sleight
Spinoza on peace as virtue and mindset
A concise reflection quoting Spinoza that peace is not merely the absence of war but a virtue and mental state fostering benevolence, confidence, and justice. The idea highlights inner disposition guiding humane action rather than external conditions alone.
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Spinoza
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