Lawn Bowling Highlights and Upcoming Gatherings
The article notes May 14 lawn bowling match results with Stewart Gibson and John Mueller defeating Maynard Church and Dave Britton 37 to 8. It also mentions the Mount Dora Reunion at Crawford Notch New Hampshire on Sept 7 and a Spaulding Inn tournament Sept 6 7 8 9 plus several local travels and arrivals including Tom Spencer heading to Hendersonville North Carolina and Mrs Leon Herblin traveling to Shelby Ohio.
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Stewart Gibson
John Mueller
Major Marsh
Maynard Church
Dave Britton
Arthur Jewell
Jewell
Skip Jewell
New England
Mount Dora
Dick Edgerton
Crawford House
Crawford Notch
N. H
Spaulding
Charles Skoglund
South China
Maine
Augusta
China Lake
Clarence A. Davis
Hyacinth Battle To Be Resumed In Lake Dora Area
Councilman Bill Prinz warned Tuesday night that the Apopka canal is choked with hyacinths drifting from Lake Apopka. He urged the Board of County Commissioners to seek Orange County help to restore the fence that once blocked plant flow and to spray toward the Apopka spillway to prevent a renewed eradication effort.
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Bill Prinz
Lake Dora
Apopka
Lake Apopka
Prinz
Board of County Commissioners
Orange County
Lake County
Howitt travels to Canada and Mount Dora bowling notes
Charles Howitt reports arrival in Canada on April 30 after visiting sites in Virginia and New York. He notes May 20 opening of Globe Manor Lawn Bowling Club and that 19 consecutive months of bowling have occurred. Mount Dora bowlers attend Orlando club picnic cut short by storm. Tommy Trumbull visits from Santa Barbara and mount Dora recalls British duo Alan Grant and Tommy Trumbull in past finals. Maynard Church heads to Williamsville New York for summer. plans to bowl at Buffalo Lawn Bowling Club with Chapin.
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Vermont
Charles Howitt
Toronto
Canada
Senandoah Valley
Natural Bridge
Bayard Webb
Geneseo
N. Y
Globe Manor Lawn Bowling Club
Mount Dora
Orlando
Tommy Trumbull
Santa Barbara
Cal
Florida
Alan Grant
Bert Keech
Dora
Tommy
Mrs
Maynard Church
City Hall Painting Okayed by Council
City Hall will be repainted to match beautification underway under the Lakes and Hills Garden club. Council authorized Building Chairman Howard Simpson to proceed with a 450 dollar gutter installation for drainage and to seek bids for painting.
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City Hall
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Council
Howard Simpson
Lehmann to Speak on Lake County Growth Before Rotary
Karl Lehmann, secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, will review Lake County growth over the past two years when he speaks before the Rotary Club next Tuesday at noon in the Community building.
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Lehmann
Karl Lehmann
Lake County
Shufflers Report Week's Clermont Monday Playoff
Red team Miller Peters claimed top red score and beat Clermont’s Hill Parker 101 26 in the playoff. Borner Legat captured big prize money 108 49 in the Black playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Bridgman
Lillian Miller
Walter Peters
Bill Neilson
Bob Agarton
Legat
Dooley
Tom Hunter
E. M. Remley
Viv Gray
Bill Stambaugh
Paul Hornaday
Miller-Peters
Reds
Hill-Parker
Clermont
Hunter
Mr. Bloom
Borner
Frank Legat
Borner-Legat
Harold Brown
Mrs. Hornaday
Bob Mills
Star Player Hurt In a Whammy Loss to DeLand
Mount Dora loses to DeLand 5 to 3 after leading 5 to 3 in the ninth. Reynolds collects five hits to drive in the winning run. Mosteller injures ankle and leaves game. Dwight extends Lake Orange League streak with every game since 1950. Mount Dora defeats Eustis 11 to 5 next, with Clement and Hall contributing seven of ten hits. Next games at Tavares Friday and DeLand May 31 at Heim Field.
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Mount Dora
DeLand
Reynolds
Dorans
Mosteller
Dwight
Lake Orange
George Clement
Bob Hall
Eustis Boys
Clement
Hall
Tavares
Heim Field
Court Notices Leesburg Small Claims Office Relocated
Judge Robert E. Pierce announces Leesburg Small Claims Court is now in Room 206 Crager building. Claims may be filed Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday in Leesburg and Tuesday 9 to 2 at the Tavares office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Pierce
Small Claims Court
Leesburg
Crager Building
Tavares
Saturday Evening Shindig Draws 110 Players in Rally
A weekend event drew 110 players for a Saturday evening shindig, with 68 points scored by the winning side and 110 participants listed in the turnout. The 64 players who came out marked a sizable crowd for the night’s activities.
Rain Dampens Beginning of Proceedings
A light rain shower arrived soon after start, slowing activities and delaying planned events as officials and participants adjusted plans. The downpour cooled the venue and reduced outdoor engagement, forcing temporary pauses and rescheduling where possible.
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