Lake County doctors oppose state teen physicals request
Lake County physicians block a state Health Department plan to attach a recommended physical exam to Driver Education certification. The Lake County Medical Association votes against compulsory testing and will not conduct exams unless parents request them.
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Lake County
State Health Department
Lake County Medical Association
H. D. Young, Jr
Leesburg
Health Department
Medical Association
Frederick Andrews
Mount Dora
A. A. Boggus, Jr
Tavares
Association
Young
Florida Medical Association
Dr. Young
Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers At Legion Home
Tonight at the Legion home the American Legion Post 35 and its auxiliary will install officers. A covered dish dinner precedes the 7 p.m. meeting. Commander William Paul will lead with officers William Blankenship J F McKinna Charles Cooper Harry Senese L Reichert Joseph Golden Roy Christopher Henry Link and others. Installing officers are Sixth District Commander Nick Danisky and Sixth District Auxiliary President Martha Danesky.
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American Legion
Legion
William Paul
Plymouth
Paul
William Blankenship
J. F. McKinna
Charles Cooper
Harry Senese Chaplin
L. ‘C. Reichert
Joseph Golden
Roy Christopher
Henry Link
Nick Danisky
Martha Danesky
County Realtors To Meet Tonight
Lake County Board of Realtors holds its regular meeting at the Floridan Country Club Howey with speakers Karl Lehmann of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau attorney John Scussel. The Florida Association of Realtors next quarterly meeting is set for July 12 and 13 at the Diplomat Hotel Hollywood Florida.
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Lake County Board of Realtors
Floridan Country Club
Howey
Donald L. Driggers
Karl Lehmann
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
John Scussel
Farm Bureau
Florida Association of Realtors
Diplomat Hotel
Hollywood
Fla
Driggers
Court Roundup From Municipal Court Monday
Judge Jesse Willmott presided over seven disorderly conduct cases in Municipal Court. Thirteen traffic cases were heard with bonds forfeited totaling 440 dollars and fines amounting to 110 dollars.
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Jesse Willmott
A Fish Story From Two Fishermen at the Marina
Dick Martin and Earl Wise recall a true tale of a fishing trip last week. Their boat moved a few feet from the dock when a two and a half pound bass leaped into the boat. They claim witnesses and note the rest of the evening yielded only one more bass.
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Dick Martin
Earl Wise
Marina
Martin
Wise
City Water Wells Face Pump Replacement Costs
The city faces at least 1500 to 3730 dollars for replacing pumps at wells one and two. Well two shutdown reduces output by 950 gallons per minute from a total 4200. Council reviews surplus pump option and assigns investigation to Dake and Wager.
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Gordon Dake
Dake
Mel Wager
Winter Park
Mount Dora
Dick Reynolds
13Th Ave
Tremain St
Reynold
J. Pinkney Turner
Mount Dora Croquet Club Elevates Casual Game to Sport
In Mount Dora croquet fans convert casual Sunday play into competition by forming a club. They schedule singles and team matches on four professional style courts at Gilbert Park with clay bases sand topping and oak shade. Officers include W. G. Shipley president James C. Harris vice president Mrs. Leon B Herb lin secretary and William Baker treasurer. New members receive mallets and balls at cost.
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Mount Dora
Gilbert Park
Lake Dora
Rehbaum Attends Retailers' Meeting
Rehbaum Jr., a director of the Florida State Retailers Association, attended a Monday Orlando meeting. He was named to a committee to study FSRA's future program and policies for small independent retailers and the FSRA's AF origin with the American Retail Federation. Association President Kennedy presided and reported on legislation progress in Tallahassee supported by the organization.
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al Rehbaum Jr
Florida State Retailers Association
Orlando
Rehbaum
FSRA
American Retail Federation
Association
K. K. Kennedy
Tallahassee
City to Launch Mail Campaign for Overgrown Lot Cleanups
Mayor Jesse Willmott told the Council on Tuesday the city will start a mail campaign urging property owners to cut several overgrown lots and lawns. The ordinance allows the city to trim grass and weeds deemed unsightly and bill the owner for the work.
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Jesse Willmott
Flags Missing in Mount Dora Moment Before Flag Day
In Mount Dora the flag display was absent for about half a day on Flag Day due to a misunderstanding by the Post 35 Flag Committee. Bill Paul, Commander-elect, said officers were flooded with calls before the flags were quickly placed. Paul is to be installed as Commander at the Legion’s installation dinner tonight.
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Mount Dora
Bill Paul
American Legion Post 35
Post Flag Committee
All
Paul
Legion Post
Post 35
Legion
Mount Dora Patients Listed at Waterman Memorial Hospital
Mount Dora patients this week include Mrs. Ethel Hutchinson Mrs. Carrie Hendricks Mr. Howard Price Mr. Oliver Hale Mrs. Ida Fuller Mrs. Helen Holmes Mr. Lee Sikes Mrs. Alice Lackey Dr. Aubrey Stanley Mrs. Ava Kreyer Mr. Taylor Jagger Mrs. Frances Williamson and Mrs. Grace Hower.
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Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Ethel Hutchinson
Carrie Hendricks
Howard Price
Oliver Hale
Ida Fuller
Helen Holmes
Lee Sikes
Alice Lackey
Aubrey Stanley
Ava Kreyer
Taylor Jagger
Frances Williamson
Grace Hower
Bowen resigns as council president amid third vacancy
Council President Dave Bowen quits, Mayor Willmott must fill the third vacancy since January 1. Thomas Houser will chair, having acted in two recent sessions and now becomes the fourth president since 1963. Several appointees face re-election this December.
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Dave Bowen
Thomas Houser
Willmott
Houser
R. O
Dude) Grantham
Grantham
Gordon Conboy
Bowen
Robert Wason
Frederick Andrews
Conboy
Gordon Dake
Wason
Duke
New Orleans
Little Leaguers Near Midseason Tie Atop Standings
By June 17 three teams Rotary American Legion and Lions share first with three wins two losses. Pitching highlights include no hit no run by Charles Clement Rotary on May 29 one hitter by Eddie Barks Legion May 29 and Billy Stewart Lions May 24 and June 5. A 3 2 Lions win over Rotary on June 17 ends the stretch. Games run five nights weekly with postponed contests to be announced. First half ends June 27.
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Charles Clement
Rotary
Eddie Barks
Legion
Billy Stewart
Lions
Charles Adkins
James Kelaher
Kiwanis
Florida Bankers Start Second Three-Year Cycle at UF
The Florida Bankers Association begins its second three year cycle Sunday at the University of Florida with courses on trust administration investments taxation estate planning and development.
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Florida Bankers Assn
University of Florida
Patrol Cautions Summer Drivers
The Florida Highway Patrol urges motorists not to let summer fun lead to deaths or injuries. Commander H. N. Kirkman calls for safer driving habits, planning vacation routes, and learning driving laws in other states to ensure a safe season.
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Florida Highway Patrol
Florida
Comdr. H. N. Kirkman
Peddler Ordinance Takes Effect In Mount Dora
Mount Dora enforces a new peddler ordinance today requiring door to door salesmen to secure Police Department approval and carry a new identification card. Police Chief J. T. Bud Huett stated the rule aims to shield residents from undesirable sales personnel and products.
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J. T
Bud) Huett
Mount Dora
Huett
Numbers That May Predict Pennant Winners
Al Berry explains a number based system using run differences and one run margins to forecast league leaders. He compares S versus A to measure balance and predicts possible clashes among Chicago New York Minnesota in the American League and San Francisco St. Louis in the National League with a looming Yankees tilt in the AL.
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al Berry
Berry
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
National Lahene
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago Il
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Council Shelves Drainage Study For Six Months
The City Council put the underground drainage study near the Library on hold for at least six months. Engineer Bert O Neall proposed a 24 inch underground storm sewer from Fifth avenue east of Tremain street to Donnelly joining a 36 inch line to the lake at a total cost around 26000 dollars. Councilman Pinkney backs integrating it into a city wide master plan. Turner urges shelving until sewer expansion and City Hall project are reassessed financially.
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Bert O’neall
O’neall
Fifth Ave
Tremain St
Fourth
Tremain
Donnelly
P. Pinkney
Turner
First Graders Need Birth Certificates
Parents of children starting school this fall are urged to obtain a birth certificate from the Florida State Board of Health in Jacksonville. Applications must include the child and parent names, birth details, sex, race, and original certificate number if possible. If born in another state, obtain certificates from that state.
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Florida State Board of Health
Jacksonville
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