Harvest Festival and Supper Draw Large Crowd At Local School
More than 850 attended the C Ford Dining Hall fried chicken supper sponsored by the Rotary Club to aid the school. A donkey basketball game followed at eight p.m. with teachers versus students to raise funds for the athletic department, admission 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children.
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Rotary Club
Nancy Starling
Kelly Barton
Kent Means
Miss Starling
Glenn Moody
Bill Boyd
P.T.A
Public Divorce Suit Notice in Indiana Circuit Court
Peggy Walker files a divorce complaint against Curtis E Walker of 712 Ranike Dr Anderson Indiana. The plaintiff's attorney John W McCormick of Box 162 Mount Dora Florida requires service of answer and filing with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The notice issued by Deputy Clerk Jean B Nappi with Frank E Owens presiding.
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Curtis E
Walker
Ranike
Anderson
Indiana
John W. McCormick
Mount Dora
Florida
Lakes and Hills Garden Club Plans November Program
At the October 27 board meeting President Hulda Price announced the November 17 program at 2 p.m. in the Community Building with Mrs. Fred Gaines from Sanford as speaker and tea to follow. Mrs. Leonard Day urged members to supply four flower arrangements from each of ten circles for the Artistic Show on December 8 and 9 at the Old First National Bank Building.
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The
Lakes and Hills Garden Club
Hulda Price
Fred Gaines
Sanford
Leonard Day
Ways and Means
First National Bank
Eustis Panthers Roll Past Umatilla 28–0
The undefeated Eustis High Panthers shut out Umatilla 28 to 0 at Umatilla. The defense stifled the Bulldogs with a strong second half, while Eustis moved for over 200 yards and earned 11 first downs. Next, Eustis hosts Leesburg.
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Eustis High School Panthers
Umatilla
Panthers
Bulldogs
Eustis
Leesburg
Coffee League bowler nets two 200 games in one morning
Chloe Boggus bowled 206 then 209, first pair over 200 in a morning for the Coffee League since its start. Wingler & Son and Storage both won 3-1 over Paul’s Gulf Strikers and Li’l Caddy. Glenda Brantley led high games with 203 and 480 series. Joyce Warner claimed high 502 series with two 180s.
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Wingler & Son
Paul
Gulf Strikers
Storage
Li'l Caddy
Glenda Brantley
Jan Buse
Francis Stinson
Dot Foster
Barbara Smith
Rusty Hindman
Office Lounge
Li'l Cadd
Sylvan Shores Lounge
Tri. Moving & Storage
Triangle Shopping Guide
Triangle Moving
Joyce Warner
Pat Miller
Joe Davis
Gail Carpenter
Laws Violated As Youngsters Kill Birds
Florida Audubon Society warns that shooting birds harms wildlife and breaks five laws. Local ordinances ban gun discharge and create bird sanctuaries. state law restricts under 16 to supervised air rifles or .22 rifles. most birds, nests, eggs and young are protected. federal law guards migratory and many other birds. Public may request guidance on posting wildlife sanctuary properties to Maitland address.
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Florida Audubon Society
Society
Maitland
Audubon
Florida
P.O
Dora Invitational Golf Tournament Set for November Dates
The first annual Dora Invitational Golf Tournament will be held November 17 18 19 with 152 amateurs of handicap 12 or less eligible to register. Pro Shop can supply entry forms and the $15 fee. A cocktail party and dinner follow play on Nov 18 and over $2000 in prizes will be awarded Sunday. Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce and Mount Dora Golf Association co sponsor.
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Dwight Mosteller
J. G. Ray, Jr
Golf Pro
Mount Dora of Commerce
The
Mount Dora Golf Association
Waterman Hospital Expansion Delayed by Higher Bid
Waterman Memorial Hospital faces delays as competitive bids exceed the $1.5 million budget by about $300,000. A. W. Smith and Sons of Leesburg placed the apparent lowest bid. Hill Burton funds are being sought with results expected within 30 days. If funds fall short, hospital officials will evaluate alternative actions.
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Waterman Memorial Hospital
A. W. Smith and Sons of
Leesburg
Hill-Burton
James N. Kulpan
Waterman Hospital
Frog intrusion at Mount Dora bank prompts debate
Bank of Mount Dora staff investigate a night-deposit incident when a large bull frog jumped into the safe face of employees. Several suspects denied involvement, including Jim Harris of Winn Dixie and George White Jr. The episode ends with uncertainty over whether a real deposit was made. Male traffic at Food Fair rises with implied advertising impact.
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Bank of Mount Dora
Jim Harris
Winn Dixie
George White, Jr
Pistol Instruction For Women Meeting Planned
All women interested in pistol instruction are invited to a meeting to organize classes. The Mount Dora Police Department will sponsor and conduct the sessions at the rifle range on East 11th Ave beyond the Ice House Theatre on Tuesday November 7 at 5 p.m.
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East 11Th Ave
Mount Dora
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