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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
The piece notes plans for a premier bowling rink in Mount Dora, praises potluck success and bridge sessions, and lists club members and organizers. It highlights kitchen upgrades, potluck decor, and a call for member participation while referencing upcoming bowling and social activities.
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at St Edward's Episcopal Church for Nellie E. Moore 70 who died at her home May 27. Born in London she lived in Mount Dora since 1952 and was a church member. Survived by brother Frank A Funnell London England sister Mrs Ethel Town Canterbury England and niece Mrs Stanley Leon Leominster MA. Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home Eustis in charge.
Mount Dora Library introduces a wide range of new fiction and non fiction titles. Notable works include The Surgeon by W C Heinz The Massingham Affair by Edward Grierson and Forest of the Night by Jon Cleary. Memorial volumes include Here to Stay by John Hersey and The Life of Birds by Joel C Welty.
A concise evaluative line states that missing chances often comes from constant movement and haste rather than thoughtful action, urging deliberate patience to seize opportunities.
Lake County Round Robin at Umatilla saw six Mount Dora teams finish 9 9 with Earl Dodd and Joseph Smith taking second. In the playoff Jennings and Weber of Leesburg edged the Mount Dora pair 1410 4ane from Detroit Michigan. They then returned home to chilly weather. Reading between lines John is disappointed Detroit Tigers lag in spring. Mrs Ethel Darrow ill at Edinboro Pa summer home hospital days. Thomas L Edwards dies in Jacksonville Fla May 27 leaving no survivors. Red and Black play rained out May 28 with 11 courts. High Red Tom Hunter Mrs Peter 267. High Black Gus Harvey Mrs French 246. Harvey French win 103 64. Second high Red Carroll Patch Mrs Patch 244. Second high Black Joe Smith Mrs Legat 238. Patch team 104 75. Officials listed and club events noted. Friday Red Black play 13 courts Ted Beck in charge. Red 258 Smith French 112 24. Black 236 Smith French 112 24. Saturday club events include a lunch and mixed play.
Mercury boating experts explain buoy colors and rules for safe navigation. Red even numbered nun buoys indicate right side entering a channel, black odd-numbered can buoys left side, mid channel markers passable both sides, and black red horizontal stripes show the side to pass. Maintain 50 foot clearance and do not tie to buoys. A playful closing note adds an apple sauce after the bacon.
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