Florida Council Of 100 Approves Long Range Industry Plan
The Florida Council of 100 approves a 10 to 20 year master plan to attract industry. Raleigh W. Greene Jr states the council will contact major industries and utilities for growth data and form an Industry Task Force to recruit leaders in northern states. Governor Bryant may lead the task force.
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Florida
Council of 100
Florida Council of 100
Raleigh W. Greene, Jr
Greene
Farris Bryant
Mason-Dixon Line
Council of
Mount Dora Pram Skippers Enter July 4 Regatta
Mount Dora Yacht Club pram fleet is invited by Leesburg Yacht Club to join a Fourth of July festival in Leesburg. Exhibition races will interest new pram organizations with parents invited to view. The annual festival opens at noon with ski shows boat races and hourly events followed by a pork barbecue for 85 cents.
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Mount Dora
New $3 Fishing Licenses Effective July 1
New licenses go on sale at the County Judge's office in Tavares or through authorized Lake County agents. Residents pay $3 for an annual license, with a $1 increase to fund fresh water fishing improvements in Florida. Exemptions include seniors 65 and older, children under 15, and residents fishing non commercially in their home county with up to three lines. License numbers 1 through 3 are held by Governor Farris Bryant, William R. Kidd, and A. D. Aldrich, with classifications for resident annual, non resident annual, non resident 14 day, and five day options.
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Tavares
Lake County
Florida
Farris Bryant
William R. Kidd
A. D. Aldrich
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Deadline Extended for Pleasure Boat Registrations
Lake County tax collector Paul H. Reed says the pleasure boat registration deadline is extended to August 1 due to a proposed registration law change. The changes could raise fees and require annual registration. the former deadline was July 1.
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Paul H. Reed
Lake County
Allan Seabrook To Head Lions Club In 1963 64
Allan Seabrook will be installed as president of the Mount Dora Lions Club for 1963 64 at a banquet and dance Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Yacht Club. District Governor elect John Minor will be installing officer, with H D Warren and others named to key posts. The club has raised about 8000 dollars in 1962 63 for eyesight programs and community ventures. Reservations for the dinner are available through club officers.
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Allan Seabrook
Mount Dora Lions Club
Service Club
Yacht Club
John (Tiger) Minor
Seabrook
H. D. Warren
Jack Norris
Clyde Mosteller
Norman Himes
Bob Caudel
Stewart Pike
Shaw
Lion Club
Al Rehbaum III Installed as Mount Dora Rotary President
Al Rehbaum III was installed as the Mount Dora Rotary Club president at the noon meeting in the Community Building. Immediate past president Tom Champion will join the Board of Directors, with John Richmond as vice president Fran Henderson as secretary and Harold Middlebrook as treasurer for the 1963-64 season. New board members are Gust Adams and Rev. Kenneth Book, with Bertel Perry serving as installing officer.
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al Rehbaum III
Mount Dora
Beverage Dept Revenues Show Strong Fiscal Gain
Florida cigarette and beverage tax collections rise with one month left in 1962 63. The State Beverage Department reports nearly 8 million dollars in May 1963 and a total of 82 521 936 for 11 months, up over last year. Cigarette taxes top 33 million, liquor 21 million, beer 20 million, wine six million.
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Florida
State Beverage Department
Judge Hall postpones hearing on city's Washington Street injunction
A court postpones action on the city defense motions to dissolve the temporary injunction that closed Washington Street by the Golden Triangle Shopping Center. The delay, at least a month, allows Triangle Land Development Corp. to file defenses. Sixteen Washington Street families join as plaintiffs as new motions and joinders are granted.
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Washington St
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Roy Christopher
Christopher
Tom Champion
W. Troy Hall, Jr
Triangle Land Development Corp
Champion
Harold Byers
Frank Henry
Cornelius van Zwant
New Sylvan: Shores, Inc
S. R. W. Stivers, Inc
Triangle Lands Development Corp
Florida group borrows $1 million to aid industry growth
Industrial Development Corporation of Florida borrows nearly one million dollars from its statewide network of 97 banks 31 savings and loan associations and 10 insurance companies to fund loans for expanding existing plants and building new facilities. Executive VP Charles H. Ogilvie notes loans go to applicants rejected by conventional lenders and support working capital equipment and construction with evaluation of experience product collateral and repayment ability. He cites multipliers of industrial jobs and community gains from growth.
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Florida Bankers Association
Industrial Development Corporation of Florida
Savings and Loan Associations
Florida
Charles H. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Topic Offices Closed Thursday July 4
The Topic business and editorial offices will be closed all day Thursday July 4 in recognition of the national holiday celebrating the nation's birthday.
First Federal Savings and Loan Declares Quarterly Dividend
The board of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Eustis declares a 4 percent annual dividend for the quarter ending June 30, 1963. Dividend payments will be semiannual beginning July 1, 1963, with funds received by the 10th earning 4 percent from the month’s start.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Eustis
Frank L. Cogburn
First Federal
Cancer Society Memorial Funds Benefit County
Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society are credited to the 1963 Lake County Cancer Crusade under D. H. Livingston. Memorial checks go to the Lake County Unit and are credited to the donor’s town and Lake County quota.
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Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Lake County
Cancer Crusade
D. H. Livingston
Eustis
Lake County Unit
Mount Dora Engineer Tells Surinam Development Tale
John Seabury of Unser Street in Mount Dora spoke about Surinam, formerly Dutch Guiana, and its new citrus processing plant. He described the project run by Fiske-Gay Assn. and government partners, the island nation's transportation challenges, and plans for his family to join him in South America for the summer.
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Florida
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Atlantic
South America
John Seabury
Unser St. A P. E
Fiske-Gay Assn
Orlando
Orlando Company
Mount Dora
Fiske
Paramaribo
Seabury
Minute Maid
Plymouth
Montemorlos
Mexico
Jugo Concentrados
Mr. Seabury
Yarmouth
Maine
Duke University
Fosgate Citrus
Forrest City
Lions Lead Little League At Mid Season Standings
The Lions remain first with five wins and two losses, leading a three way tie at the top. American Legion and Rotary share second place at four wins and three losses, Kiwanis trails with one win in seven. Highlights include a 21 15 Lions win over Kiwanis on June 18, Legion 16 Rotary on June 19, and Rotary’s 17 0 shutout of Legion on June 20. Charles Adkins of Rotary leads with three homers. pitcher Charles Clement added another no hit no run game and nine strikeouts in the 17 0 victory.
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Lions
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Charles Adkins
Charles Clement
Legion
Eastern Star Chapter 103 to Hold Obligation Ceremony
Eastern Star Chapter 103 of the O E S will hold an obligation ceremony tonight at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. All Eastern Star members are invited to attend.
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O.E.S
Masonic Temple
All Eastern Star
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Mount Dora Pram
Lions Club
Bill Paul
Nick Danesky
George R. Johnson
Paul
Legion Post
Frances Blankenberg
American Legion Post 35 Auxiliary
Martha Danesky
Rotary Club
Robert Coughlin
Industrial Development Corporation
Florida Citrus
Spain
Eastern Star Meeting
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