Like a Political ConventionStudent Council elects president
Last week the Student Council campaign for student government president resembled a national party gathering. Jo Brown won on the second ballot after initial ballots were discarded for irregularities. Campaign banners, speeches by Larry Smith and Mary Kay Rehbaum, and lively rally scenes filled the event.
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Jo Brown
Larry Smith
Mary Kay Rehbaum
Smith
Lawrence Cheatham
David Coffield
Charles Reid
Eddie Shivers
The Tender Trap at IceHouse Plays Final Run
IceHouse Players stage The Tender Trap as the season finale with strong acting from Rick Howey, Skip Bradford, Betty Fellows, Peggy Huebsch, Jean Patterson, Margie Kenyon, David Bowenson and Charles Fish. Cast praised for polish and stage presence, with B Y Pennington directing a vivid, well designed production.
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Agory Wre
Aero
Hads
Rick
Howey Academy
Skip Bradford
Mount Dora
IceHouse
Skip
Betty Fellows
Peggy Huebsch
Eustis
Jean Patterson
Margie Kenyon
David Bowenson
Variety
Charles Fish
Merchant
Meager Grant Allows Juvenile Counseling in Day-Long Parley
Lake county board discussed welfare and juvenile delinquency with Rev. Hoyt Tatum urging better conditions. Keane Pearce and Dorothy Alexander requested $275 for counseling staff and travel while reporting 450 cases handled last year and emphasizing lack of local foster homes for teenagers.
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Keane
Pearce
Dorothy Alexander
George Singletary
Hoyt Tatum
Leesburg
Citizens Committee
Singletary
Grover Hinebaugh
Bill Cumban
State Department
Lake County
Alexander
Fred Cross
Haley
Fire Inspection Of Schools Set For Next Fall
Fire Chief Harold Larsen of Mount Dora requests a county wide school fire inspection to begin after the fall term. voted by Lake County Firemen's Association at Mount Dora meeting. Board noted it has been three years since inspections and cited fire hazard corrections. Committee named includes Chief Ray Robins Mascotte chairman and chiefs C Ctis and Lansing Taylor Tavares.
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Harold Larsen
Mount Dora
Lake County Firemen’s Association
Lake County Board of Public Instruction
Larsen
Association
Ray Robins
Mascotte
C. C.tis
Lansing Taylor
Tavares
Nty
Doris Camp
Lake County Teachers Association
County Board of Public Instruction
LeRoy Collins
Rainfall totals reported by Mount Dora Growers group
Rainfall during the week reached 2.6 inches with month to date at 5.2 inches. Yearly total stands at 89 inches, exceeding the same period last year.
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Nice
Mount Dora
Former Dora Pastor Sutley Laid To Rest In Lakeland
James H. Sutley former pastor of Mount Dora First Baptist and Bethel Baptist in Lakeland died May 10 at 59 after a brief illness and was buried in Lakeland. He previously led four mission churches near the Everglades and expanded Mount Dora Sunday school from 50 to 250. He leaves a son Eudell Sutley in Mount Dora and other children in Jacksonville Eustis and Galveston. His parents reside in Pensacola.
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James H. Sutley
Mount Dora
First Baptist
Lakeland
Sutley
Bethel Baptist Church
Mr. Sutley
Alabama
Florida
Everglades
Boca Grande
Punta Gorda
Orlando
Eudell Sutley
Mount Dora High School
Eugene
Jacksonville
M. A. Newton
Eustis
Marion Hoecker
Galveston
Tex
Daniel F. Sutley
Pensacola
Presbyterians Mark Third Anniversary With Speaker Dr Herbert Book
The First Presbyterian church observes its third anniversary with a 6 30 dinner at the church. Dr Herbert Book of Florida Southern College Lakeland will speak on A Previous Memory and call the roll of charter members. Dr C A Carrier the founding minister will be honored. The program includes a history by Dr A K Bennett and extensive music by pupils and a quartet.
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First Presbyterian Church
Herbert Book
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
C. A. Carrier
H. Heckmann
A. K. Bennett
A. A. Stanley
Martha Sadler
Stanley
Ernest G. Rice
Duane A. Blair
William Cushing
Edward B. Webster
Carriel
Dora Girls Invited To Baton School
Mount Dora girls are invited to join a Golden Triangle majorette corps organized in Eustis to parade across the region. Director Mrs. Roy Carter invites interested girls five years old and up to attend Wednesday rehearsals at 4 30 p m. Assistants Bette and Barbie Bruce help teach. Carter, a former University of Tampa majorette, will hold a baton twirling clinic June 10 15 at Lake
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Mount Dora
Golden Triangle
Eustis
Roy Carter
Bette
Barbie Bruce
Carter
University of Tampa
Lake
Dora Teachers Weigh New Pay Plan and Lake Offer
Mount Dora teachers debate financing a proposed state teacher pay plan offering a $4000 minimum for tenured staff and a $5000 minimum after ten years. Some support the state plan while others oppose the county alternative that would begin with a $100 raise and shift funds from longer-tenured teachers.
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Mount Dora
Kennedys See U S Army Firepower at Fort Benning
Atty and Mrs W M Kennedy visit Fort Benning Georgia to witness a three day artillery maneuvers event. They observe rifles small guided missiles and tanks in a sham battle with $100000 in shells used and Army brass in attendance. The event showcases artillery supporting infantry advances at Fort Benning noted as the largest infantry school.
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Atty
W. M. Kennedy
Mount Dora
U.S
Fort Benning
Kennedys
William “Brugs” Kennedy
Convere
Mount Dora Freshman Pat Wells Honored by FSU Dean
A Mount Dora High School letter praises Pat Wells, a Florida State University freshman, for making the Dean’s List in her first college term. Signed by FSU Dean of Women Model Stone, the note expresses pride and encouragement for Wells to continue striving for academic honors.
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Mount Dora High School
Pat Wells
Mount Dora
Florida State University
Stone
FSU
Miss Wells
Colege
Sr Pale
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al Berry
Ruth Lee
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