Constance Fenske Dies at 77 in Mount Dora
Mrs. Constance H. Fenske 77 of Mount Dora died Wednesday after longtime residence in the area. Formerly of Portland Oregon she led the Community Church and served as President of the Women's Fellowship member of The King's Daughters and Eastern Star. She is survived by two daughters Reginald J. Burrell Portland Oregon and Julia Nye Hollywood California ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 PM at Rehbaum Chapel with Dr. Lester Schriver and Eastern Star rites followed by interment at Pine Forest Cemetery.
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Constance H. Fenske
Mount Dora
Portland
Oregon
Fenske
Community Church
Women’s Fellowship
King’s Daughters
Eastern Star
Reginald J. Burrell
Julia Nye
Hollywood
California
Rehbaum Chapel
Lester Schriver
Pine Forest Cemetery
Forester Benson Speaks At Mount Dora Garden Club Meet
The Mount Dora Men's Garden Club met May 10 at the Community Building with Harvey M. Benson, forest ranger, presenting slides on National Forest wildlife and scenery. He described Forestry Service aims to conserve timber water and wildlife for hunting fishing recreation and grazing. Florida's National Forests span 917000 acres supporting timber for lumber and pulp plus recreation and grazing. Door prizes went to R. E.
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Mount Dora
County Racing Fund Distributes 32 000 To Each County
State Comptroller reports 32 000 checks mailed to 67 counties as their share of the May race track tax fund. Each county now has 244 000 for the fiscal year, marking a 32 000 rise from the prior year.
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Ray E. Green
Comptroller
Lake Sumter Junior College Presents Final Concert
The music department of Lake Sumter Junior College presents its final concert of the year on Thursday May 20 at 8 p.m. at the Leesburg High School auditorium. The public is invited free of charge.
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Lake Sumter Junior College
Leesburg High School
Shedral Laughter and Podany Named in Public Notice
Oscar L. Laughholff John S. Podany and Maynard D. Church are listed in the reading of a local public notice. The document names individuals connected to a civic matter and outlines related actions and deadlines.
Anglers Have Own System Tells In Magazine May Issue
Charles Waterman, noted angler and fishing editor, reports on signs symbols and systems of fishing in the May Florida Wildlife Magazine. Waterman says he believes in all signs and will go along with a rising barometer or a blue necktie. The May issue also carries the first of a two part Florida wild turkey report by James Powell, wildlife biologist and assistant chief of the Game Management Division.
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Charles Waterman
Florida Wildlife Magazine
Waterman
James Powell
Fish Die-off Clamps St. Johns River Area
Over half a million pounds of fish have perished in the St. Johns River from Lake Jessup to Lake Munroe in two weeks. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission biologist Harold Moody cites extreme low water and pollution triggering a toxic blue green algal bloom that affected bass bream catfish shad and other species.
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St. John’s River
Lake Jessup
Lake Munroe
Harold Moody
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Florida Wildlife magazine subscription details
The Florida Fresh Water Fish Commission offers twelve issues of Florida Wildlife, the sportsmen magazine, for 2.50 dollars per year, available from the commission in Tallahassee.
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Fresh Water Fish Commission
Florida Wildlife
Florida Magazine
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Tallahassee
Brown To Attend National Scouting Meeting at Bal Harbour
Burton Brown of Leesburg is invited to the National Convention of Boy Scouts at its 55th Annual Meeting in Bal Harbour on May 20 and 21. He will represent the American National Red Cross and its president General James F. Collins, serving as a volunteer and as immediate past chairman of the Southeastern Area Advisory Council of the Red Cross.
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Burton Brown
Leesburg
Boy Scouts
Bal Harbour
American National Red Cross
James F. Collins
Brown
The
Red Cross
Toxic algae kills fish in Lake Jessup and St Johns area
Moody warned a similar Lake Jessup incident killed many tons of fish and ongoing die offs threaten the upper St Johns River. He urged significant rainfall to dilute pollution and curb toxic algae spread to other areas.
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Lake
Jessup
Moody
St. John’s River
Speech Correction Program Planned by School Board
Lake County Superintendent announces a four week speech correction program from Monday June 14 to Friday July 9. Sessions run 8 a.m. to noon. Eligible students for next fall may contact A Mitnik, speech therapist, at the Lake County School Office after 3:30 p.m. or leave a message at 343-5901.
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Jack Morgan
Lake County
A. Mitnik
Golden Triangle Club to Meet at Legion Hall Today
The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club meets at noon at Legion Hall in Eustis. R. J. Dufourd will discuss Joan of Arc and display pictures of French sites tied to the events.
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Golden Triangle Square & Compass Club
Legion Hall
Eustis
R. J. Dufourd
Joan of Arc
France
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Constance Fenske
Forester Benson
Meet of Men Gardeners
R. E
the Florida Wildlife Magazine
Game
St. John’s
Realtors
Realtor
Lakes and Hills
Lake Dora
Lake Front
Ladue Lashar Realty CO
W. New Highway
Lavonne Lashar
Meryle Rolfe
H. D. Warren
Charlotte Warren
Alice Lane
Ruth Marie Davis
H. Berrien McCain
ALL Real Estate & Insurance Service
Lake Harris
Florida
Lakes & Hills Realty CO
O. M. Simpson, Realtor
East Fifth Ave
Gayla G. Bissell
E. R. Waite, Realtor
B.R
Blanche J. Markert
Donnelly St
Mount Dora Pharmacy
Space House
Helen S. Wilson
Post
Mount Dora Real Estate
Don Priggers
Col. A. T. Leland Leslie Willard
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