July Fourth Pot Luck and Summer Bowling at Club
The club calendar lists a July 4 pot luck at 5 30 p m with members bringing dishes plus a post dinner bowling session. A July 11 match with Orlando looked doubtful due to weather but the event proceeded with winners Art Francis Jean Herblin Bill Warner Vivian and Harold Esch. A July 15 plan teases another evening bowling against Orlando and signatures will be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Art Francis
Jean Herblin
Bill Warner
Vivian
Harold Esch
Ray Ward
Mary Chain
Alex Whiteside
Gertrude Miller
Ruth Sherrard
Bridgy
Wesley Manor
Skoglands
Richdales
St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Fred Wheeler
Maynard
Fred
Box 140
Wellsville
N. Y
Frank Bridgman
Art Kimberly
Shirley
Ethel Freeman
Crosswicks
N. J
New Jersey Turnpike
Trenton
Norfolk
Walter Towe
Chatham
Mass
Frank Sears
Mount Dora Jaycees Seat Belt Drive Planned
The Mount Dora Jaycees host a seat belt drive on Sunday June 28 at Griggs 66 Service Station. Belts cost 5.00 each or 10.00 per seating. Color options can be ordered if out of stock. A reminder to use belts for safety before the July 4th weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Leesburg First Federal Planting Award Recipient Named
The First Federal Savings and Loan Assn of Lake County Leesburg received one of seven National Plant America Awards for 1964 at the Cherry Plaza Hotel Orlando. Paul A. Miller Sr. accepted for President J. K. Mizell. Curtis R. Porterfield presented the plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Federal. Savings and Loan Assn
Lake County
Leesburg
National Plant America
Cherry Plaza
Orlando
North Lee Street
J. K. Mizell
Paul A. Miller Sr
First Federal
Curtis R. Porterfield
American Association of Nurserymen of Washington
American Association of Nurserymen
G. W. Pringle
Florida Nursery and Landscape Co
Bertrand Russell on shortcuts to knowledge for pupils
Bertrand Russell cautions pupils against believing shortcuts to knowledge. He argues learning requires effort, discipline, and foundational study rather than easy tricks or quick answers. The remark emphasizes the value of thorough inquiry in education.
Mount Dora and Leesburg Shuffleboard Club Playoffs
Monday night at Clermont courts ended with eight losses for Red and Black. Mount Dora and Leesburg teams competed across rounds with high scores led by Owen-Prentice 105 85 and Anderson-Anderson 114 56. Officials included Referees Sutliff and Stambaugh, umpires Beckhold and Nolet, with prizes donated by Anna Mueche for top and lowest scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Lake County
Mount
Fred Steele
Harvey
Ray Elliott
Owen Ond
A. D
Dora Club
Owen-Prentice
Earl Cross
Peterman
Ture Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Anderson-Anderson
Clare Sutliff
Bill Stambaugh
Ted Beckhold
Bill Nolet
Dottie Nolet
Jennie Sutliff
Anna Mueche
Leesburg
Mount Doral Club
Mount Dora
High Mount Dora
Earl Taylor
Stevenson
A. Williams
Vivian Derby
Lena Pier
Jeffcoat
Harry Prentice
Nick Economos
Owen
Mr. Kinsman
Taylor
Kinnsman-Taylor
Jim Simonds
Astrid Anderson
al Becher
Becher-Peterman
Ernest Morris
Har
Golde L Trig Bridge Club Winners Report
Duplicate winner list shows Mrs. W. H. Clifton first place with partner(s) in a single movement event. Second went to Mrs. Breeden and Mrs. Brech Ege with Alber and V. Johnson taking third. Club meets daily at 7 30 p m in the First Federal Building room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golde, L Trig
W. H. Clifton
Nd Breeden
Brech
Ege
Alber
S. V. Johnson
Basho
Mount Do
Urs
Deral Eit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank
Banff
Alberta
Colonel Jedlicka
Canada
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Rose Szymanski
Plant America
Florida
Riviera Beach
Port of New York Authority
New York Airways
United Aircraft International
New York
Bill
al Rehbaum
General Motors
Rehbaums Hardware
Bertrand Russell
Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck’s
RCA Victor
Admiral
Motorola
S. Highland
Land Wheeler and Wailer
Joule Finch
Dottie
Son Kteye
Carolina
Otto Lef
Ty Clinton
Michigan
Simpsons
Old Post Office
Frank Stewart
Sylvan Shores
Brown’s Hardware
E. Orange Ave
Eustis, Fla
J. G. Ray, Jr
Ida Eustis
J. B. Kennedy
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