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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
2
At a January meeting with nearly 150 members, the Lawn Bowling Club discussed four capital improvements the north end rinks lighting upper rinks air conditioning and a south end clubhouse porch. Estimated costs range from 1295 to 1758 with dues possibly rising about 21 per member. The board will study funding results and may survey members before deciding.
A new Farmers Home Administration loan program offers up to 2500 dollars to farm families with limited incomes in Lake County. Eligible applicants must be farmers with earnings insufficient for basic living and unable to obtain credit elsewhere. Loans may fund livestock, machinery, buildings, operating costs, debt refinance, land purchases, or shares in rural cooperatives, with terms up to 15 years at about 4.125 percent. County supervisors will assist with planning, and loans for nonagricultural enterprises may also be available. Information available at the Davis Building Bushnell Florida office from Myrtle Warner and George Mathison.
Seven mixed Scotch foursomes set a season high as Lib Hallenbeck Ray Fritts won low gross and R Steiger W Helard took low net. Nearby golf quirks include Tom Kelly Sr and Jr and Pete Trenham rounds across the country. Bar-B-Q reservations open with a 6:30 start, hambergers and onions on the menu. Club championships begin four weeks of handicap pairings. New members welcome John Willmarth and Laird Dinsmore. Mount Dora Ladies Golf hosts Lake County reps from Pine Meadows Floridan.
On Tuesday January 12 Red and Black teams competed across 17 courts with Harry Prentice in charge. A shoot-off was needed after two Red teams tied 246 and two Black teams tied 240, producing top scorers Charles Stuehr Dottie Nolet and Black pair Ture Anderson Ethel Wood.
Services were held Tuesday at 3 30 p m at St Edward's Episcopal Church for J Paul Bell 70 who died Sunday He had lived in Mount Dora 18 years after moving from Iola Kansas A Missouri graduate and Mason he belonged to the Presbyterian Church of Wellsville MO He is survived by wife Louise one brother Dr Joseph Bell Hoopston IL one sister Mrs Esther Seaman Holmes Beach FL and one nephew Rehbaum Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Results show 79 low gross in A Flight won by Audrey Herbert son and 72 low net in A Flight by Gene Forbush. B Flight low gross Matt Cooper and low net Eunice Vinci. C Flight low gross Mary Lyken and low net Mira Wiley. Low putts went to Mira Wiley. Class winners: A Esther Hick, B Ann Thomas, C Grace Hewitt tied with Lorene Gallitte.
William T. Mills of the Lake County Juvenile Court told the Tavares Women’s Club that 1964 saw only about one and a half percent of Lake County schoolchildren cited for delinquent acts, far below the national average of three percent. He blamed lack of guidance and said many youths feel there is nothing to do, urging them to find chores at home.
Mrs. Russell Cardwell president of the Eustis Art League invites the public to the eighth annual exhibition opening with a Sunday reception at First State Bank and Trust Company at 1 30 p m. The show runs Monday and Tuesday 9 am to 5 pm and is free. An oil painting by Catherine Stockwell will be given as a door prize.
Mount Dora Rotary Club the Young Adult Club of Mount Dora Mount Dora Lions Club and American Legion Auxiliary of Mount Dora contributed funds for Lake County needy children. From the donations clothing was bought for each child in juvenile court commitment.
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