Mount Dora Chamber Doubles Tourney Opens Amid Showers
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce Doubles Tournament began Tuesday January 3 but rain halted play on Wednesday leaving the event postponed to Tuesday January 24. Officials overseen by George Vaughan and referees Owen and Moscos with a busy schedule and visiting players from Tavares and Lake County.
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Mount Dora
Clarence Owen
Nick Economos
Roy Fiske
Fred Greenstreet
Jessie French
Dottie Nolet
Charles Buxby
George Eaton
Carl Wagener
Ray Dooley
Chicago
Ill
Eleanor Donley
Cleveland
Ohio
Celia Jones
Detroit, Mich
John Egan
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Men’s Garden Club Elects Officers in Mount Dora
The Mount Dora Men’s Garden Club met at the Community Building with Harry Fogg speaking on azalea plantings. Scholarships to two Mount Dora boys were announced, a 12 foot holly tree memorial was set at the Community Church in Tangerine for Arvid Anderson.
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Men’s Garden Club of
Mount Dora
L. L. Lindstrom
George H. Arnold
Joseph P. Viden
Harold Middlebrook
Harry Fogg
Russel Geer
Lake Sumter
Charles Wagner
William Taylor
Tangerine
Arvid Anderson
Earl A. Anderson
Eugene Berato
T. R. Gardner
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Indiana
Garden Course At LSJC In Gardening and Landscaping
Enrollments still accepted for a Lake Sumter Junior College course open to all. Classes run Tuesdays from Jan 10 to March 7, 7 to 9 p.m., with experts in lawn care propagation flowers and ornamental plants. Fees are 10 dollars to Joseph E. Rhile. Alice F. Smart is advisor. Harry Fogg among instructors. A banquet on March 15 at the Leesburg Community Building will award certificates.
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Lake Sumter Junior College
Joseph E. Rhile
Leesburg
Fla
Alice F. Smart
Thoughts on two headed people and parental guidance
A reader commentary argues that many so called adults still fail to guide their children and that parental responsibility lies at the heart of juvenile delinquency. The piece recalls historical visitors to Silver Springs while urging wakeful parenting before it is too late.
Bowling News: Club Rudo Rules with 635 Team High
Parker's Market 38 34 Shear Magic 37 35 Garden Gate 32 40 Andy's Paper Dolls 26 45 Wingler & Son 25 47 Paul s Gulf Strikers 24 48 High individual game Ann Kaufman 194 high team game Club Rudo 635 high individual series Ann Kaufman 548 high team series Club Rudo 1777 Parker s Market beat Paul s Gulf Strikers 3 1 Andy s Paper Dolls beat Arlington Cleaners 31 Wingler & Son lost to Geri s Country Tog s 1 38 Shear Magic beat Mitenius Mobileers 3 1 Club Rudo Carbaugh Builder split 2 2 Garden Gate beat Karl s Repair Service 3 1
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Club Rudo
Parker's Market
Shear Magic
Garden Gate
Andy's Paper Dolls
Wingler & Son
Paul's Gulf Strikers
Ann Kaufman
Club
Rudo
Parker’s Market
Arlington Cleaners
Geri
Country Togs
Mitenius
Mobileers
Carbaugh
Karl
Florida nurseries rank third in national sales growth
Florida nurseries and florists posted sales of 71,097,000 last year, up six percent from the prior year and slightly above the national average. Cut flowers accounted for much of the volume with ornamentals, flowering trees, potted plants, nursery stock, fruits and nuts also listed. Native Christmas trees and greens were included.
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Florida
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Shrimp Boom Across Gulf Coast States
The Department of Interior Bureau of Commercial Fisheries reports Gulf Coast shrimp landings surged over 15 years. Before 1950 Gulf waters were nearly barren. then shrimp concentrations were found beyond the 25-fathom shelf from Rio Grande to Key West. Commercial vessels harvested about 3 billion pounds with ex vessel value near $900 million.
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Gulf
Gulf Coast
Department of Interior
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Gulf of Mexico
Bureau
Rio Grande
Key West
Florida Bar Launches Clients' Fund To Aid Victims
A new Florida Bar Clients' Security Fund began operation on New Year’s Day to repay clients harmed by unethical lawyers. A 13 member committee led by A. Roy Surles Jr. reviews claims from a $23,000 pool, with payments at the Bar’s discretion after a lawyer is found guilty of misconduct. The fund’s creation, backed by dues, aims to restore trust amid 545 Florida lawyers in four Leesburg area counties and surrounding counties.
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Florida
Orlando
Lakeland
A. Roy Surles Jr
First District Court of Appeal
John S. Rawls
Tallahassee
Board of Governors
Bar
Florida Supreme Court
Chesterfield H. Smith
Fletcher G. Rush
William P. Simmons Jr
Miami
Harry Zuckernick
Miami Beach
Florida Bar Journal
The
Florida Court
Leesburg
Orange County
Ocala
Tavares
Eustis
Clermont
Bushnell
Mount Dora
Groveland
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