Bowlers and community notes from a small town
Last Monday letters arrive confirming winter storms across northern states while Florida enjoys sun. Anna and Ne l Ross and others share storm nights, birds and flowers, a torn robin nest, and a Montreal Fair push. Joel and Kathy Lee bowl under new lights and Marathon fishing yields a 20 pound dolphin. Potluck drew about 70. roses from Ste cine and Corridons brightened the clubhouse. Trophy cases were refinished and a kitchen clock donated. Summer league details are sparse due to gaps in writing.
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Anna
Ne'l Ross
Leontine
Ray MacNulty
Elsie
Ed Dean
Florida
Ray
Maine
Montreal
Joel Lee
Kathy Lee
Marathon
Joel
Madge Gibson
Stee Cine
Charlie Skoglund
Eae Eee
Violets
Pansies
Tigers
Lions
Safety Manual Winners Told at Rose Borough School
Karen Eller and Anne Marie Molnar topped a schoolwide contest for Safety Manuals at Rose Borough Elementary, with awards by Police Chief J. T. Bud Huett and Rod Eller. Second through fifth graders competed, judged on completeness originality accuracy and artistry, with Roy Landis Renee Shivers and Joyce Miller among room winners.
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Karen Eller
Anne Marie Molnar
Roseborough
Mount Dora
Helen Kurras
Olene Book
Sandra Denty
J. T
Bud’’ Huett
Rod Eller
Roy Landis
Renee Shivers
Joyce Miller
Sue Doppler
Lynn Geddes
Nancy DeWolf
Steve Sanwald
Rhonda Parks
Lynn Jackson
Nimnicht Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
A family dinner honors Nimnicht and his wife on their 50th wedding anniversary, originally married in Washington Indiana. The event features a wagge veal Perepydialyon table setting by Grace Frick and a golden champagne gift from Mount Dora Yacht Club friends. Attending relatives include their son B N Nimnicht and grandson N Nimnicht Jr with extended family from Jacksonville Philadelphia and California.
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Bernard McCabe
Nimnichts
Washington
Ind
Grace Frick
Mount Dora Yacht Club
B. N. Nimnicht
N. Nimnicht Jr
Hurricane season opens June first above the Atlantic coast
State officials announce the 1967 hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Last year began with a damaging hurricane. Arlene is the first potential storm named this year. Gordon Dunn notes tropical areas are quiet and patterns unusual due to a jet stream deflection.
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Broward Williams
Williams
Arlene
Gordon Dunn
Miami
National Hurricane Center
Indian Ocean
Tropics
Atlantic
Pacific
Squirrel fish Vocalize Amid Coral Reefs Observers Say
Squirrel fish in coral rock homes emit a sound reminiscent of their land cousins, a behavior noted near Miami Seaquarium where the reef residents appear to respond to underwater stimuli and reef acoustics.
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Miami Seaquarium
We Can't Imagine a Flower as
A whimsical item explores how perception reframes a single flower into a spectrum of possibilities. The concise essay examines imagination, nature, and the limits of visual language through a playful, reflective lens.
Plan Ahead for Safe Florida Trip Says Patrol
Florida patrol urges vacation motorists to plan routes and check cars before travel. Director Kirkman recommends a safety checklist including first aid kit maps extra keys fire extinguisher wheel jack lug wrench flashlight and valid insurance license and registration. He cautions against fatigue and overlong daily mileage citing about 400 miles on good roads and to keep rear visibility clear.
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Florida Ae Patrol
Coonie H. N. Kirkman
Department of Public Safety
Kirkman
Turtles at Seaquarium Record Egg Lays by Capt Bill Gray
Loggerhead females at the Miami Seaquarium reportedly lay about 130 eggs per clutch. Capt Bill Gray notes each female may lay at least twice yearly and possibly three times.
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Miami Seaquarium
Bill Gray
College Library Remodeling Bids Received June 13
Lake County School Board set to consider remodeling bids for Lake Sumter library. Project enlarges floor space by about one third and increases shelving capacity from 70 to 115, with two conference rooms, a separate government documents section, an audio-visual listening room, and an assistant librarian office.
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Lake County School Board
Lake Sumter
Delbert Copeland
Lina Services
Bibrary
Gulf Life Tower to Rise as Florida's Tallest Office Block
Gulf Life Tower in Jacksonville planned as Florida's tallest office building at 27 stories. The Gulf Life Center complex will include a hotel and parking garage and may feature solidary windows replacing exterior walls to create an outdoor atmosphere.
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Florida
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg Board of Realtors
Byron Morris
Gulf Life Insurance Co. Realters
Gulf Life Tower
Gulf Life Center
Gulf Life
Morris
Herlong Receives Capitol Award At Washington Reception
Action at a recent reception in Washington highlights ACA's Distinguished Service Award given every two years to legislators whose voting records defend the Constitution. Congressman Herlong is now honored with the award for his stance supporting constitutional principles.
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Washington
ACA
Congress
United States
Herlong
Proof of Insurance Card for 1967 Fair Visitors
Commissioner Williams reminds visitors from Canada to carry a pale yellow Non-resident Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Card. The card, available only through the policyholder’s insurer, shows liability limits and is valid for 60 days with no premium increase. Alberta British Columbia Manitoba and Ontario exempt US visitors from this law.
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Iice
Williams
Ee Ee Sareeser
Canada
Aie
Gat Aes Ok Tee
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Ontario
United States
Office building expands as major firm grows each year
A prominent company has increased its office space five times over the past 51 years, steadily expanding its home quarters to accommodate growth and new staff.
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Fice
Congressman Marks Ten-Term Service on Ways and Means
The article notes a member of Congress serving his tenth term and holding a seat on the Ways and Means Committee, highlighting his long tenure and committee role.
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United States Congress
Pharmacist News Carrier Opinion by Bill Seabrook
Pharmacist advises readers on safe handling of heat and cold in medication use. Emphasizes common sense and the pharmacist’s role in accurately compounding prescriptions as ordered by doctors.
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David Sloan
Walt Disney
Beatom
Eecine Ranch
Groveland
Fla
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Silver Springs
Orlando
S. Magnolia Ave
Madame Bell
Highway 441
Nimnicht
All
By Walt Wiederhold
College Library
Capitol
Bill Seabrook
Marlox
Dora Manor Restaurant
Mount Dora Motor Lodge
American Express
Carte Blanche
Diner’s Club
Donnelly
the Hugger
Chevrolet
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