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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
3
Florida hunters will have a three phase migratory dove season for 1964 65. Phase one runs October 3 to November 8, phase two November 14 to 29, phase three December 19 to January 4. Daily bag 12 with two days possession. Shooting noon to sunset on open days. Other migratory game rules listed.
The weekend event produced three 58 scores by pairs Tom Schaffer with Doug Scarff Ken Hill with Bob Stucker and Jim Turner with M O Brien. American League winners were Triangle Duffers Grady Simpson Gordon Wilson Tup Taylor and Fred Anthony with 82 points. National winners were Dr Robert Wells Roy Christopher Steve Maleski and Bill Stephens. A hole in one by Paul Oberhelman occurred on No 11 and two Eagles were recorded by Jim Turner No 18 and Vernon Maltby No 6. Martha Maltby shot 37 on the back nine. The Thursday morning Scotch Foursome winners were Low Gross Helen Rutledge Kinkaid. Low Net Eleanor Mockett Mac MacDonald. Low Putts Florence Helard Jean Kinkaid. Closest Pins No 3 Sam Malloy No 7 Ted Stucker. Junior League starts next week for boys and girls up to 17.
Members of the Men’s Garden Club of Mount Dora met in the refurbished Community Building social room for a July session. Charles Butterworth of Chase and Company spoke on fertilizer tags, organic content, and correct nutrient sources for sandy soils, plus a chart on nitrogen availability. The group plans landscaping revamps, library additions, and recognized prize winners.
M. T. Dixon of the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs issued a warning to all active duty personnel in Florida about the in service premium waiver on Government life insurance. In some cases the waiver can hurt dependents by preventing eligibility for dependency and indemnity compensation if the insured dies with the waiver in effect. Dixon urged service members to check how their family would be affected and offered inquiries at Veteran County Service Offices or by mail at P O Box 1437 St Petersburg Florida.
Bill Durland of Bay Park New Jersey attends the Kiwanis regular meeting where Jack Morgan shares an account of the International Convention in Los Angeles. He leaves circulars for members to review as Frank Richdale notes an interclub in Clermont on Tuesday July 21. Mrs. Bower will host slides and music at this week’s luncheon for the ladies.
The State Board of Conservation offers free Lisa recipes to showcase Florida mullet as one of the tastiest fresh fishes.
A real estate firm invites customers to inspect a range of properties including houses farms and business sites and promises to meet demand with abundant listings.
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