Shuffleboard Tournament Concludes With Close Finals
The 75 and older shuffleboard tournament started Monday with 28 entrants. Finals began Monday and resumed Tuesday but rain halted proceedings. Wednesday finished with Main event winners Lee Kinsman, Ted Beckhold, Lulu Wagner, and Blanche Owen, Consolation victor Wallace Hancock. Officers named include President Harry R. Gifford, Vice President John H. Howland, Mrs Jennie Sutliff, and Frederick C. Steele as Assistant Tournament Director.
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Lee Kinsman
Ted Beckhold
Lulu Wagner
Blanche Owen
Wallace Hancock
James Thetford
Bers
John H. Howland
Jennie Sutliff
Frederick C. Steele
Fred Steele
Harry Gifford
Joe Savoie
Nina Tyson
Mary Klein
Tyson-Klein
Frank Legat
Dottie Nolet
John Sachs
Mrs. Spangler
Club Dinner Divides Into Two Divisions This Saturday
The event will create a novice division for new members and a second for more experienced participants. This coming Saturday the regular Club dinner is set for the Community Building with prizes for winners.
Pesticide Control Proves Its Worth in Florida
Florida's preventive pesticide residue program shows success with the lowest violation rate in six years. Commissioner Doyle Conner notes that in the last quarter of 1964 only 34 of 769 samples contained illegal pesticide levels, a strong finish during harvest and holiday demand.
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Florida
Doyle Conner
Conner
Division of Chemistry
Browning Quote on Service Ranks with God
A Robert Browning line asserts that all service ranks are equal before God reflecting his religious poetry themes.
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God
Robert Browning
Florida hunting closures and season dates updated
Hunting of all game birds and most game animals is closed except for rabbit, raccoon, fox, opossum and bobcat after February 28. Summer spring gobbler season runs March 13 to 28 south of State Road 50 and March 27 to April 11 north of SR 50. A license is required for listed species and unprotected animals may be taken at any time. hawks, owls, alligators, crocodiles remain protected. Trapping season closes March 1.
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Florida
Braille Playing Cards Available From Mount Dora Lions Club
The Lions Clubs of Mount Dora announce a deck of Braille playing cards on hand. Interested individuals should contact D. H. Warren at 383-4213 or 383-4806 for more information.
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Lions Clubs
Mount Dora
D. H. Warren
Gardening In The Sunshine
Gardeners are urged to feed blooming plants after winter with fertilizer to aid early growth. Apply iron chelate to revive pale lawns and fertilize azaleas camellias roses and daylilies. Cuttings should root best in acid peat mixes and seeds can be sown thinly with a home made seed shaker.
Banners Set For Rosenwald Academy Exhibit Opening
Banners will fly in blue and gold for the Rosenwald Academy exhibit opening Saturday at Milner Rosenwald Academy. The display themed Modern Education at MRA runs 7 30 to 10 p m in the school cafeteria with free admission. Science and math projects, a Spanish program, arts and crafts, and grades one through eight will be showcased with public attendance invited.
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Milner- Rosenwald Academy
MRA
Counties to Receive $52,000 Each From Race Track Fund
State Comptroller Ray E. Green announced checks totaling $52,000 are mailed to all 67 counties as their share of the March race track tax fund. Each county has received $154,000 so far this fiscal year, a $22,000 rise from the prior year.
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Ray E. Green
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Clarence Dales
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Howard Rupright
George Givens
Didele Eta
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Olive Doust
Lena Pier
Gus Harvey
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Jessie French
Fred Greenstreet
Walter Brauneis
Walter Anderson
Frank Stewart
Sylvan Shores
Wanese
Hiway U. N
East Town Library
East Town
Chevrolet Belair
S. Bay St
Farm Extension Service
Rosenwald Acad
Heinrich
Heine
Motorola
Highland Phone
Mount Dora, Fla
America
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Debbie Reynolds
Tony Curtis
J. G. Ray, Jr
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Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora Schools
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