Final Shuffleboard Notes Farewell to a Contributor
The note thanks readers and shufflers for years of support and details Pat Keggin and Ray Dooley travel plans. It reports Clermont Club Round Robin results and Red and Black tournament scores, with umpire refs and a farewell from the editor about Mr. Deering’s retirement.
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Pat Keggin
Detroit
New York
Ray
Grace Dooley
Chicago
Clermont
Bill Nolet
Hornaday
Tyson
Savoie
Peter
Frank Legat
Harvey Osterland
Gus Harvey
Nolet
Messers . Legat-Osterland
Becher
Jim Simondi
Econiomos
Paul Hornaday
Spangler
Mr. Pier
Prentice
Bill
Deering
Mount Dora Teacher Wins Summer Institute Grant
Harry Welborn Dandridge of Mount Dora a teacher at Eustis High School was among 48 high school teachers awarded grants for summer institutes in history and English at Stetson University DeLand. The program runs June 19 through August 11. Dandridge received a history grant.
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Harry Welborn Dandridge
Mount Dora
Eustis High School
Stetson University
DeLand
Dandridge
Mary Baker Eddy Artwork Declares Love Over Hate
A Mary Baker Eddy message proclaims love conquers hate. The declaration emphasizes spiritual wholeness and compassion as guiding principles for a fractured world.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Farming Keeps Pace With Space Age says Norris
Dr E W Cake of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service argues that American agriculture has advanced more in the last fifty years than in all prior history. Farming now employs 70 million, with investment over 203 billion dollars, and exports around 4.5 billion. Per hour farm output exceeds 1919 1921 levels by fourfold, while nonagricultural output grows slower. Farmers receive a small share of food dollars despite being core to the economy, averaging 1.29 per hour of farm work in 1959 compared with 2.22 in factories.
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E. W. Cake
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
United States
U.S
Mount Dora Seniors Tour D C New York 1961
Mount Dora High School seniors and four chaperones completed a week long trip ending in New York City after visiting Washington and Naw Wack Mise. Students attended the Capitol, White House, United Nations, Rockefeller Center, Broadway, and museums while shopping and sightseeing.
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Mount Dora High School
Wildwood
Seaboard Airlines
Washington, D. C
Fhe Gren Ondall
Smi Institute
Department of Justice Buildy
Capital
White House
A. S. Herlong, Jr
House of Representatives
Rep. Herlong
Hayden Planetarium
Manhattan
Rockefeller Center
Fred Astaire
Debbie Reynolds
Radio City Music Hall
Sound of Music
Kennedy
Lerner and Loew
Camelot
Julie Andrews
Richard Burton
Latin Quarter
Paul Anka
Copacabana
Yankees
Kansas City
Yankee Stadium
Lindy’s
Hawaiian Room
Greenwich Village
Sak’s Fifth Avenue
Lord & Taylor
Best & Co
Macy’s
Gimbel’s
Betty Brown
Lloyd Eagon
Eudell Sutley
Millard Reid
William J. Bailey
Seaboard
Yeats on art, people, and the ideals upheld by authority
A succinct aphorism by William Butler Yeats asserting that art alone cannot conquer the populace. rather, the people are subjugated by an ideal of life maintained by authority. The quote emphasizes the power of collective vision and governance in shaping cultural influence.
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William Butler Yeats
Scottish Rite Dinner Speaker at Mount Dora Event
The Lake Scottish Rite Club and Ladies of the Lake host a dinner meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at the Mount Dora Community Building. Frederick Sleight, director of the Central Florida Museum, will be the speaker. Reservations may be made with H. D. Warren.
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the Lake Scottish Rite Club
Ladies of the Lake
Mount Dora
Frederick Sleight
Central Florida Museum
H. D. Warren
King's Daughters Meeting Set at Eustis Home
The King's Daughters will convene Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Margaret Urquhart, 514 Fernshaw Ave., Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Urquhart
Fernshaw Ave
Eustis
Students Thank Local Host During Stay
A group of students including Janet Burchett Bissell Beanie Creamons Dianne Jones Sharon Reich Sandy Spear Lynn Morgan and Sarena McDonald express special gratitude to Miss Alexandra Birkbeck who drove them and worked with them during their visit.
Fresh Citrus Drops 15 Percent in Nine Month Shipments
Florida Agriculture Department figures show fresh citrus shipments for the first nine months of the season totaling 24,283,241 boxes down 15,067 percent from last year. Wirebound containers led at 57.194 percent, car tons 26.822 percent, bags 10.8 percent, and bulk 4.641 percent.
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Ida
Citrus-Vible Inspection Division
Florida
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Henry Land
Charles Lavin
Gary Lee
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
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Janice, Reid
Lawrence Uhl
Sharon
MDHS
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Judy Baker
Stetson
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Jones Business College
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Jim Harvey
Usinger
Tussy Summer Sale
Tussy
Safari
Ovation
Huskey Built Homes, Inc
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Elgin
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