Honey Beef Grand Prize Winner In State Wide Recipe Cook-off
The Florida Beef Council announces honey beef as the first prize recipe in its 1963 statewide Beef Recipe Contest. Mrs Arthur Rubin of Tallahassee won the $100 prize, with judges praising the rolled roast dish. The winning entry details a honey baste and crusty finish, plus serving ideas and instructions for using leftovers.
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Florida Beef Council
Ain Sas
Arthur Rubin
Pierce
Tallahassee
Future Farmers Attend Annual Forestry Training Camp
More than 250 Future Farmers of America from across Florida will attend the 29th annual Forestry Training Camp at O Leno State Park near High Springs on the Santa Fe River. Two one week sessions offer practical forestry methods tropical forestry gum farming forest fire prevention and control farm forestry tree identification wildlife and recreational activities. Foresters from the Florida Forest Service the University of Florida School of Forestry and private industry lead the instruction with vocational agriculture teachers serving as camp counsellors.
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Florida Forest Service
University of Florida School of Forestry
Florida Vocational Agriculture
New Three Cent Cigarette Tax Takes Effect July 1
Florida retailers must inventory cigarette stocks by July 1 and pay a three cent per package retail floor tax on all cigarettes on hand. The State Beverage Department will use new data processing to handle over 130 000 tax returns and may estimate payments if filings are incomplete or inaccurate.
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Florida
Richard B. Keating
Keating
State Beverage Department
Florida Gaining In Horsey Set
Commissioner Doyle Conner told 450 horse raisers at the University of Florida Horse Short Course that Florida will become the top horse state in the nation. He noted the industry adds about 40 million dollars to the economy and that the state has 120 thoroughbred farms. The course, sponsored by the Department of Animal Science and the Florida Quarter Horse Association, covered nutrition diseases shoeing and merchandising.
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Florida
Doyle Conner
Conner
University of Florida
Department of Animal Science
Florida Quarter Horse Association
May Sales Tax Receipts Rise 7.27 Percent
State comptroller Ray E. Green announced May sales tax receipts, based on April business, rose 7.27 percent from a year earlier. Early fiscal months show a 5.36 percent increase toward the eight percent budget target.
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Ray E. Green
Florida Citrus Commission Considers Advertising tax Changes
Homer Basle highlighted seven study topics for 1963-64 at the Florida Citrus Commission meeting. He urged reconsidering the orange advertising tax base from a packed box to a juice yield, while aligning tax methods for fresh and processed fruit. He also noted possible Florida labeling requirements for citrus and products in overseas programs and forthcoming Public Law 480 funding provisions.
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Hooks
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Space Program Adds Power To Florida Economy
Senator Spessard L. Holland says the 1964 space program will spend about 461 million dollars in Florida, far exceeding the state's 1961-62 citrus crop value and surpassing all non citrus crops. He notes benefits in metals, paints, electronics and everyday life from Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs.
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Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Senate Space Committee
Cape Canaveral
Merritt Island Moonport
Holland
Earth
Moon
Mount Dora Ladies Win At Duplicate Bridge
Four Mount Dora ladies won prizes at the Beginner's Non-franchised Duplicate Bridge event last week. Winners include Mrs. Edward Brooks Mrs. John Matsche Mrs. R. E. Wilson and Mrs. Stephen Gregor and Mrs. Charles Gray with Mrs. Cecil Bothwell, Tangerine.
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Mount Dora
Edward Brooks
John Matsche
R. E. Wilson
Stephen Gregor
Charles Gray
Cecil Bothwell
Norvil Brown
Ben Altman
Tavares
Glenn Hull
Frank Boli
Tommy Brennan
Forrest Carpenter
Umatilla
Federal Savings and Loan Social Room
John Alden Murray
Hild Named OJC Business Manager
Fred E. Hild named new business manager of Orlando Junior College by President Morris S. Hale Jr. Hild, an instructor in Business Administration, succeeds resigning John M. Lockman. He holds an MBA from George Washington University and served 28 years in the Air Force retiring as a Colonel in 1961.
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F. Hild
OJC
Fred E. Hild
Orlando Junior College
Morris S. Hale, Jr
Hild
John M. Lockman
George Washington University
Dr Eddins Retires From Florida Potato Lab
Dr Ruther H. Eddins, dean of Florida's potato industry and head of the Potato Investigations Laboratory at Hastings, retires this month after 35 years of service as plant pathologist in charge.
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Ruther H. Eddins
Florida
Hastings
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