Pot Luck July 5 Bowling Night at the Rinks
Scotty away on vacation. Pot Luck set for Monday July 5 at 5 30 p m chaired by Mary Garrison with Mary Chain and Grace Trager. Sign up at the rinks as 50 attendees expected. Rinks usable only 5 mornings and 3 evenings in 14 days due to rain. about 35 to 40 active bowlers. City crew wiring new light poles with 12 lamps to be mounted soon. Detroit visit planned for Edna and Jack Eager to see daughter and family. Whiteside and Seitters return from Longboat Key cottage stay.
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Scotty
Mary Garrison
Mary Chain
Grace Trager
Charles Skoglund
Mr. Thompson
Edna
Jack Eager
William Shaw
Detroit
Jack
Frances
Alex Whiteside
Watch Pesticides Closely State Researchers Warn
Gainesville researchers from Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations say pesticides are closely regulated by the federal government and state authorities. They note sprays near harvest and residue levels are monitored to ensure high quality, pest free food.
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Florida
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Summer Reading Club At East Town Library
The East Town Public Library announces a Summer Reading Club for children. Certificates will be awarded to kids who read 10 books during the summer. In fall, those who earned certificates will receive a party.
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East Town
CARE Aid Expands From Food to Schoolbooks and Tools
CARE, founded after World War II, now delivers not only food but schoolbooks, tools, medical supplies, and work animals to impoverished communities. INA’s Friendship Program mobilizes 7000 agents to fund and ship aid across 38 countries, with a three month start on April 1, sending hundreds of tons of food and self help items.
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CARE
Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere
Europe
Insurance Company of North America
INA
Asia
Africa
South America
Red and Black Shuffleboard Finals Series Adjusted
Shuffleboard events at Eustis and Mount Dora faced rain postponements. The singles tournament sponsored by B E Thompson Furniture Co began June 15 with finals rescheduled for June 24 at 7 p m. Earl Shorb Carroll Patch contest for first and second. Tom Hunter Harland Wheeler for third and fourth. Consolation top pair Edith Wheeler Lena Pier. Last week, seven courts hosted Red and Black play with Dooley Patch and Nolet Patch winning high red and black respectively. Lake County Round Robin at Eustis June 14 saw Mount Dora teams go 8 4, top play off 104 54. Members Nellie Egan Clara Stark Joseph Begue Blanche Owen listed as sick.
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B. E. Thompson Furniture Co
Eustis
Golden Triangle
Earl Shorb
Carroll Patch
Tom Hunter
Harland Wheeler
Edith Wheeler
Lena Pier
Fred Steele
Ray Dooley
Dooley- Patch
Fred Garbe
Gertrude Meyers
Bill Nolet
Nina Patch
Nolet-Patch
Ted Beckhold
Clarence Owen
Harry Prentice
Millie Bridgman
Lake County
Mount Dora
Earl Taylor
Jeffcoat
Leesburg
Nellie Egan
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Clara Stark
Joseph Begue
Fishermen urged to buy 1965 66 licenses now
Florida fresh water fishermen are urged to obtain the new 1965 66 fishing licenses before the deadline. Licenses are available at county judge offices and authorized sub agents. Fees include 10.50 for a combined hunting and fishing license 3.00 resident fishing 8.00 non resident annual 3.25 14 day non resident and 2.25 5 day non resident.
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Florida
O. E. Frye
Game and Fresh Water. Fish Commission
Reproduction Patterns in Wildlife Birds and Mammals
The article explains nesting and rearing roles across species from hens and doves to ducks geese and wild turkeys. It notes gobblers offer little parental help while drakes and ganders may assist. Mammal reproduction details include fawns bears squirrels and rabbits with seasonal patterns and litter sizes. It urges sportsmen to protect wildlife during closed seasons and maintain habitats.
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Florida
Nature
Student Government Aides Public College Brochure
The Lake Sumter Junior College has prepared a campus brochure for publication by the Dean of Students office. It features illustrations of the campus, classrooms, library, and student activities, plus a description of the college, its founding, objectives, and offerings. Ron Muraro of Groveland, newly elected SGA president, led the project.
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Student Government Association of
Lake Sumter Junior College
Ron Muraro
Groveland
Student Government Association
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Ruth
Joe Seitters
Longboat Key
Gulf
Gainesville
Everglades National Park
Airtemp
Benwell Refrigeration Sales & Service
Gat
Raat
Benwell Refrigeration Service
Chrysler
By Fred Steele
Blanche Owen
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orlando
Terest
Mardware — Housey
Browns Hardware
Orange Ave
Fis
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Gustis
Cratos
Lea
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