Jitney tournament honors Art Jewell on birthday
The Board of Governors organized a Jitney bowling tournament to honor Art Jewell, longtime head of the club since 1960, and to boost membership. The event drew strong participation, with a three way tie among the women resolved by a single throw, and top male placements by Colonel Steadler and Vern Sherrard. Other notes celebrate members travel, health, and a closing Cooky Night with eight tables and cookies won by Bill Warner and Edith Brock.
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Art Jewell
Board of Governors
Art
Bill
Jealous
Gregg Abbey
Marion Ward
Elsie Dean
Marion Weidenhamer
Colonel Steadler
Vern Sherrard
Frank Sears
Harry Borner
Robins
Hudson
Que
Canada
Julia
George Caldwell
South Dakota
Keys
Kathy
Doc
Marathon
Fla
Airview
Florida Keys
Florence Raeder
Harold Esch
Mount Dora
Clearwater
Vivian
Orlando
Bill Warner
Edith Brock
Local Firm Wins Groveland Heating Job
Lake Oil Heating and Air Conditioning Inc of Mount Dora has won the contract to install central heating and cooling in Groveland City Hall under construction. Stephen C. Vaughn, vice president of the Mount Dora firm, notes work includes the central system for the new building. The firm is also installing HVAC for the Sears store in the Golden Triangle Shopping Center.
Dr. McGuire to Speak at Florida Central Academy Commencement
Dr. Vincent McGuire, chairman of the Florida Committee of the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, will deliver the 1966 commencement address for 70 graduates at Florida Central Academy on May 28. He is a Gainesville resident, Navy veteran, and noted author and educator with ties to the University of Florida and state education programs.
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Vincent McGuire
Florida
Secondary School Commission
Southern Association of Schools and Colleges
Florida Central Academy
L. E. Allen
South
McGuire
New York State
Dr. McGuire
New York University
Columbia University of Florida
University of Florida
College of Education
U. S. Navy
Naval Air Intelligence
Gainesville
Citrus Group Committees Schedule May 11 Meeting
Four Florida Citrus Commission committees will meet at 10 a m on May 11 to review proposed budgets for the 1966 67 season. The joint session includes Advertising and Merchandising Commercial Development Economic Research and Scientific Research committees. General Manager Edward A Taylor notes the meeting precedes the Commission’s rescheduled May 20 session.
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Florida Citrus Commission
Commission
Edward A. Taylor
Tangerine Notes Celebrate Mrs Estey Birthday and Community Year
May 1 marked Mrs. Clarence Winnie Estey’s birthday with plans by daughter Mary and hostess A R Key of Sanford. Visitors included the Allan Genith Guy WAL and Bernard Cremin. messages arrived from many friends. The Tangerine Community Church ended its season with strong attendance and a record 214 guests from 23 states and Canada. Tim Davis visited from Oregon State University to spend Christmas with H E Davis family. The Bradys plan a Bay View Michigan summer before returning in October.
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Clarence
Winnie) Estey
Mary
A. R. Key
Sanford
Bernard Cremin
Allan Genith
M. Smart
Orlando
N. Dan Brady
Bay View
Mich
Henry Brown
A. D. Freese
William Weller
Robert Drury
Clarence Estey
Leon Estey
Ocala
Olive Whitney
Tangerine Community
Canada
Michigan
Tim Davis
Oregon State University
H. E. Davis
Hole in One Highlights Club News
Bill Bland made a rare hole in one on the 17th at the golf club as East North leagues report. Dave Hamilton suffered a severe illness on returning north but recent updates indicate recovery. A blind bogey tournament crowned Al Seabrook Tom Kelly Dwight Mosteller Martha Travers and Ethel Wells tied for first at 75.
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Bill Bland
Dave Hamilton
Dave
al Seabrook
Tom Kelly
Dwight Mosteller
Martha Travers
Ethel Wells
Roy Christopher
Harold Overhiser
Vern Conner
Booth Boswell
B. Y. Pennington
Vern Helard
Jaycees
Web Jameson
Dwight
Water Pollution Threatens Lakes Near Riverside and Beyond
Community leaders warn Lake Apopka and connected lakes face worsening pollution from pesticides and sewage. Officials lack clear authority to curb contamination as rivers like the Hudson show oxygen depletion and foul growths. Riverside reports 18,000 illness cases from polluted water. Tahoe loses clarity amid spreading contamination.
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Lake Apopka
Lake Erie
Lake Dora
Riverside
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Tests Conducted by Lake County Business Education Group
County business education tests were conducted last Saturday at Lake Sumter Junior College. James Hotaling of Clermont High School was supervisor and Joseph E. Rhile, coordinator for LSJC.
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Lake County Business Education Association
Lake Sumter Junior College
James Hotaling
Clermont High School
Joseph E. Rhile
LSJC
Sewage Pollution Threatens Rivers and Coasts
The piece warns of massive pollution from tourism and industry. Sewage staining Niagara visits, garbage spilling at the brink, and a foul sewer feeding filth into Raritan Bay. Mills and slaughterhouses discharge waste harming rivers and shores, endangering the Great Society’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagra Falls
Raritan Bay
New Jersey
Staten Island
St. Johns
L.L.H
Type Coin Talk Slated By Lake County Coin Club
Vernon Cooper of Eustis will speak on type coin collecting at the Lake County Coin Club meeting in the Florida Corp Lounge Eustis at 7 30 p m Tonight The program includes a coin auction and refreshments will be served All collectors and friends invited to attend Learn about assembling type sets from periods in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Cooper
Eustis
Lake County Coin Club
Florida Corp
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Wins Groveland Work
Fedder
Benwell
4Th Avenue
FCA
Citrus Group
C. E. Poling
Guy Wal
Frao Mali
Golf Club News
Jimmy's Electric Service
Second
Muskie
U. S
Hudson River
Genith
Zenith
Perry Flora Delta Radio
Donnelly Street
Sixth Ave
Castle Farms
Blue Brite
Yix
Donnelly
Carte Blanche
American Express
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