Missionary Assembly Set for Golden Triangle Series
The Central Florida Branch of the Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies will bring Ambassadors to Mount Dora Eustis and Tavares January 23 24. Speakers from South Africa India Japan Nepal and the Philippines will discuss church missions and global issues.
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Central Florida
Interdenominational
Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies
Golden Triangle
Mount Dora
Eustis
Tavares
Coutries
South Africa
India
Saudi
Arabia
Japan
Philippines
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Book
H. L. Trenham
Walter Peterson
Henri R. Ferger
Alan B. Taylor
Africa
America
First Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
Edgar R. Miller
United Mission
Nepal
M. A. Shaw
Tye
William Blair
Harold D. Combs
Vincent Stubbs
Itami City
Osaka
Clarence T. Nelson
Miller
Methodist Church
L. K. Anderson
Bustis
Hamavi
Hurricanes extend win streak with Clermont triumph
Mount Dora High School’s Hurricanes improved to 8-0 by beating Clermont 48-37 as Bill Taylor and Charles Alderman led with 12 points each. Other scorers included Captain Butch Town, Allen Whittington, Buddy Atkins, Allen Jackson, and Martin Morgan. The team had defeated Umatilla 69-45 last Friday and faces Tavares next in Mid Lakes Conference play.
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Bill Taylor
Charles Alderman
Hurricanes
Clermont
Mount Dora
Taylor
Alderman
Butch Townsend
Allen Whittington
Buddy Atkins
Allen Jackson
Martin Morgan
Ralph Albritton
Umatilla
Crosstown
Christian Home and Bible School
St. Cloud
Tavares
Mid-Lakes
Guy Nash Funeral Slated On Friday
Guy Nash age 70 died Monday. Services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Rehbaum Chapel with Rev. William T. Blair officiating. Interment Lakeside Memory Garden, Eustis. Native of Indiana resident of Mount Dora for four years, formerly of Leavenworth. Member of Oddfellows. Survived by wife Hazel two daughters Von Nash Lyons Illinois and Mrs Chester Stan Tavares and Mrs Wilbur Croxton Mount Dora one sister Mrs Herman Roberson Campbellsburg Indiana four grandchildren and two nephews.
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Guy Nash
Rehbaum Chapel
William T. Blair
Lakeside Memory Garden
Eustis
Indiana
Mount Dora
Leavenworth
Ind
Oddfellows
Hazel
von Nash
Lyons, Ill
Chester Stan
Tavares
Wilbur Croxton
Herman Roberson
Campbellsburg
County Draft Board Clarifies Student Deferment Policy
Lake County Local Board No. 27 chairman E. Carlton Huey explains IIS deferment rules for students. A four year program normally fits within four years, while longer programs may defer for the time needed to earn a bachelor’s degree. Full-time is 12 hours per session or 24 hours yearly, and students should expect more than 24 hours annually to graduate.
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E. Carlton Huey
Lake County
Requirements for timely class advancement and Selective Service registration
The article urges students to earn sufficient credits and progress to the next class to finish on time. It notes federal law requires male citizens to register within five days after turning 18 and aliens to register within six months of arrival. Delinquency leads to potential immediate induction.
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Huey
United States
Roses Comedy at IceHouse Keeps Lovers Laughing Through Sunday
Two dozen red roses spark a mistaken romance when Alberto sends notes to Marina to test their marriage in a witty farce. The Verani household buzzes with neighbors and a florist as Tomasso Savelli Rosina and Bernardo deliver charm and humor. strong ensemble, playful pacing.
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Verani
Marina Verani
Alberto Verani
Alberto
Marina
Tomasso Savelli
Bernardo
Veroni
Rosina
Bill Dunnagan
Jan Holmes
Ned Mastak
Montgomery elected chief at Waterman Memorial Hospital
Dr. Robert Montgomery of Mount Dora has been elected chief of staff at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis. Native of Decatur Illinois he earned a 1941 degree from the University of Dubuque and completed medical training at George Washington University in 1946. He has lived in Mount Dora since 1949 and with his wife has three children.
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Robert Montgomery
Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Decatur
University of
Telephone Tax Cut 7 Percent
Max E Wettstein, president of the Florida Telephone Corp, notes Congress reduced the tax on local and long distance service from 10 percent to 3 percent effective January 1. He says the immediate 7 percent saving should cover an extension or colored telephone and calls it a chance for family gifts through the year, with the tax dropping 1 percent annually until 1969.
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Max E. Wettstein
Florida Telephone Corp
Congress
Wettstein
Mount Dora Leads Lake County Cigarette Tax Take
November cigarette sales were worth 6 956 dollars and 18 cents to the City of Mount Dora, state beverage director Ben Morris reported. Lake County municipalities will share 46 727 dollars and 61 cents, with Eustis receiving 8 355 dollars and 86 cents and Leesburg 16 072 dollars and 01 cents. The Mount Dora total ranks third in the county under the state tax formula.
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Mount Dora
Ben Morris
Lake County
Morris
Eustis
Leesburg
Acelin
Turner Re-elected Mount Dora City Council President
J P Pinkney Turner was chosen again as president of the Mount Dora City Council for a third year. Tom Champion was elected vice president and will preside in Turner's absence at council meetings. Tommy Houser joined the council after a Dec 14 election, beginning a new two year term alongside Champion Dr. Robert F. Wason and Oscar Schubert.
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J. P
Pinkney
Houser
Annexation Interest Grows As Northland Block Seeks City Tie
Residents on the 1400 block of Northland Road urged annexation prompted by Eudora Road’s recent inclusion. A petition signed by 14 property owners backed the move as council approved reestablishing fire protection for the block while the annexation becomes official. Sheridan Road residents explored future annexation as a six month wait remains after the last referendum. Deputy city clerk Ted Bollman, Orlando, was appointed to succeed Mel Wagner though not yet meeting residency ownership requirements.
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Rolland
Ted Lane
Northland Road
Eudola
Eudora Road
Northland
Sylvan Shores
North Lake Gertrude
Mount Dora
Sheridan Road
Morningside Drive
Lucerne Drive
Houser
Margaret Lafroos
Turner
Ted Bollman
Orlando
Mel Wagner
Bollman
Jesse Willmott
Dake
John Cain
Willmott
Win Sleight resigns Mont Dora Park Commission post after 14 years
Win Sleight resigns from the Mont Dora Park Commission citing poor health and advanced age after 14 years of service. Vernon Shipley named chairman and Clarence Owen secretary as other members, including James Harris and G O French, prepare to choose a fifth member to replace Sleight.
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Win Sleight
Park Board
Mont Dora Park Commission
Vernon Shipley
Clarence Owen
James Harris
G. O. French
Shipley and
Owen
French
Donnelly Park
Harris
Evans Park
Shipley
Gilbert Park
Owens
Library
Childs
Stein and
Sylvan
Park Commission
Commission
S. Ey
James Carlton Dies After 41 Years in Mount Dora
James A. Carlton age 52 died Friday. Services were held Monday at Rehbaum Chapel with Rev. David Cofield officiating. Interment followed at Highland Memory Gardens. Carlton, born in Moultrie Georgia, lived in Mount Dora 41 years and worked as Supervisor of Transportation for Minute Maid. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by his wife Rodie Lee and children Jimmy Larry Pam Carlton and others, plus five brothers Henry Zellwood Austin Earnest.
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Rehbaum Chapel
James A. Carlton
David Coffield
Highland Memory Gardens
Moultrie
Mount Dora
Transportation Dept
Minute Maid
First Baptist Church
Rodie Lee
Jimmy
Larry
Ted’ Pope
Titusville
Pam Carlton
Henry
Zellwood
Austin
Earnest
County League States Dinner Meeting Observed
The Lake County League of Municipalities holds its 25th anniversary dinner at the Eustis Community Center on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Special guests include Florida League of Municipalities president Cleland Insco Jr and secretary Gordon Butler. Election of officers will be held.
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Lake County League of Municipalities
Eustis Community Center
Karl Lehmann
Florida League of Municipalities
Cleveland Insco Jr
Gordon Butler
Lehmann
County League
Mishap Injures Local Girl 14 on Morning Side Drive
A 14 year old girl injured Saturday when the car she drove rammed a tree on Morningside Drive. Gail Sue Wirt of 1015 Westland Road was treated at Waterman Memorial Hospital Eus tis and released. Trooper Richard Strickler charged her with failing to have the vehicle under control and violating license restrictions.
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Morningside Drive
Richard Strickler
Florida Highway Patrol
Gail Sue Wirt
Westland Road
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Strickler
Miss Wirt
Foster
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Mount Dora High School
U. S
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Dean Rusk
Golden Triangle Area
Southeast Asia
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Warren Poucher
Holly Hill
W. H
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Jack Morgan
County Draft Board
IceHouse
Val Johnson
Montgomery
Waterman
Citrus Culture
City Council
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Ciy Council
Gordon Dake
C. R. (Sarge) Javens
Warren Morgan
J. P. Turner
James Carlton