Gardening In The Sunshine State Real Lead Birthon
African violets thrive with gentle care and proper watering. Use lukewarm water and a wick or dish soaking to keep roots moist without soggy soil. Re pot annually with a peat sand loam mix and fertilizer, then divide plants to form new crowns. Maintain light bright but avoid harsh sun and keep temperatures around 60 to 75 degrees. Watch for mealybugs and mites and discard diseased plants to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Florida Horticulturists
Saint Paulins
Tindale
Saint Paulias
Mount Dora Offers Youth Pram Sailing And Other Summer Activities
Mount Dora unveils a summer recreation program with pram sailing on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays mornings, plus Farm team practice, tennis lessons Saturdays, and slow pitch softball for adults. Registration runs June 12 at 8 a.m. at the Mount Dora Pool. Youth golf lessons are free weekdays at 8 to 10 a.m. at the football stadium.
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Pram
Mount Dora
Dwight Mosteller
6Th
Baker
Heim Field
Harvey Caldwell
Mount Dora Pool
Mike, Brelsford
Rodney Dyer
U S Naval Home Vacancies Open to Veterans Near Philadelphia
M T Dixon urges veterans to apply for admission to the U S Naval Home near Philadelphia. The home offers private rooms with lavish facilities and free services including meals medical care laundry and haircuts. Veterans with wartime service in Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard may apply if mentally sound and physically able to care for themselves.
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M. T. Dixon
Dept. of Veterans Affairs
United States Naval Home
Philadelphia
Naval Home
Marine Corps
Navy
Coast Guard
Florida Ag signs action on adulterated meat shipments
The Florida Department of Agriculture reports stopping thousands of pounds of adulterated beef and pork labeled as U S inspected and passed. Inspections target mislabeling and out of state shipments while highlighting budget needs for pesticide residue and fire ant programs and expansion plans for grove buffers.
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Florida Department of Agriculture
Florida
U. S
Orville Freeman
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Food Processors Name Jaillet Leader At Chicago Congress
Mr G A Jaillet of Tangerine was elected chairman of the National Frozen Food Processors Credit Group during the Annual Credit Congress in Chicago. He will be aided by Martin Rubinstein of Sara Lee as vice chairman with a slate of committeemen and an advisory council drawn from major food firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Jaillet
Tangerine
National Frozen Food Processors Credit Group
National Assn. of Credit Management
Chicago
Jaillet
Plymouth Products Co-op
Martin Rubinstein
Sara Lee, Inc
Edward Gurski
Fisheries
P. Schoenwald
Dole Co
Darrel Erickson
Green Giant Co
Naval Home invites admissions applications in Philadelphia
Vacancies exist at the U S Naval Home and applications for admission are invited. For more information write to the Naval Home located at 24th and Grays Ferry Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19146.
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U.S. Naval Home
24Th & Grays
Ferry Avenue
Philadelphia
Charles L Deam Services In Ohio For Charles Deam
Charles L Deam 69 died Tuesday June 6 born in Springfield Ohio. He moved to Mount Dora from Jackson Michigan four years ago and belonged to the Lutheran Church and Alpha Tau Omega at Ohio State. Survived by wife Hazel son Robert A Deam Denver daughter Mrs Donald Tallman Jackson brother Arthur F Deam DeLand two sisters Mrs Elmer Gustafson and Mrs Carl Wolfe Springfield Ohio five grandchildren. Services and interment will be in Springfield Ohio with Rehbaum Harden Funeral Home Mount Dora handling arrangements.
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Charles L. Deam
Springfield
Deam
Mount Dora
Jackson
Mich
Lutheran Church
Ohio State University
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Hazel
Robert A. Deam
Denver
Colo
Donald Tallman
Arthur F. Deam
DeLand
Elmer Gustafson
Carl Wolfe
Ohio
Rehbaum- Harden Funeral Home
State Tax Revenue Shows Slight Gain
Florida Comptroller Fred O. Dickinson Jr. reported May sales and use tax and gasoline tax revenues rose slightly over the prior year. May gasoline taxes totaled 14,478,094 dollars, up 1.4 percent, while wholesale sporting goods tax fell 8.7 percent from May 1966. Overall, year to date totals exceed the prior 12 month period.
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Fred O
Bud) Dickinson Jr
Florida
Dickinson
Lake County Hires New Assistant County Agent
Lake County Board of Commissioners announced the hiring of Robert Mack Jones to fill the post of assistant county agricultural agent. He replaces Glen Loveless, who resigned months ago. Jones, a Tennessee graduate with a master's in agricultural economics and a bachelor’s in general agriculture, will begin duties July 1 at a salary of 8300.
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Robert Mack Jones
Washington, D.C
Lake County Board of Commissioners
Jones
Glen Loveless
South Florida
University of Tennessee
Hotel and Restaurant Exposition sets Oct 25-27 in Miami
More than 150 national and local exhibitors prepare for a three day Hotel and Restaurant Exposition at the Miami Beach Convention Hall from October 25 through 27. Organizers expect hotel and restaurant professionals to attend and explore trends and equipment.
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Miami Beach Convention Hall
Kiwanis Team Wins Two Games
Kiwanis defeated Legion 63 at the Little League park with John Bales earning the win, striking out 13 while allowing three hits. Bobby Harris took the loss, fanning 12 on five hits, and hit a solo homer with no runners aboard. Kiwanis then edged Rotary 6 5 as Bill Fowler allowed 12 hits and seven strikeouts while Buddy French hit a three run homer.
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Legion
Little League Park
John Bales
Bobby Harris
Bobby
Kiwanis
Bill Fowler
Buddy French
Tommy Land
Lions
Rotary
More Land For New Safety Building Sought
A two member council committee Pinckney Turner and Tom Champion was appointed by the City Council Tuesday to study acquiring land behind the city owned property on 3rd Street. The goal is to gain additional parking and room for a new safety building.
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Pinckney Turner
Tom Champion
Aight Ag Serge
Atlantic Coastline Railway
3Rd Street
Sailfish Use Dorsal Sail to Strike Prey Says Marine Expert
Capt Bill Gray of the Miami Seaquarium explains that the sailfish uses its distinctive sail as leverage when striking prey with its spear like bill, a behavior noted by researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Miami Seaquarium
Bill Gray
Summer course offerings and enrollment notes
The list details summer courses across English, social studies, mathematics, and science levels from 7 through 11, including World History and U S History and Govt. No course will be offered unless there is sufficient enrollment, with General Biology and Algebra I among the options.
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U. S
Chamber to Offer Campground Information and Directories
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce and Florida Telephone Corp plan to provide telephone directories from major U. S. cities to assist inquiries and aid residents as part of upcoming outreach efforts.
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Gardening
Sunshine
State Real Lead Birthon
Pram Sailing
U.S. Naval
Doyle Conner
Division of Plant Industry
Budget Commission
Tampa Bay
Jacksonville
West Florida
Rehbaum
Charles Deam
London
New York
SEA
Ieee Flavors
Cherry & Cola
Old Milwaukee
Genesee
Star-Spangled Security
Wate
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