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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
5
A November 6 1969 page outlines Sorrento Mt Plymouth honor ads offering 25 word inserts with guaranteed results for non commercial ads. Listings include for sale rent and employment items with contact numbers and locations such as Mt Dora Eustis and Lake Ola.
Obituary notes for Albert M. Garry Garrison and club memories from the lawn bowling community. Reflections include his 1950 membership with Mary, 1954 presidency, and the club ethos. Local anecdotes blend squirrels mischief, weather, injuries, and retiree advice.
Services at Greater St. Mary Baptist Church on Sunday included Sunday School at 9 30 and an 11 a m morning service led by Rev G Y Russell with Rev Ralph Burley preaching a fine sermon. Burley, a Brook lin N Y pastor, is described as a home boy with a strong family.
United Artists brings two Eastwood films back to theaters in a rare double bill. The Good The Bad And The Ugly in Technicolor and TechniScope headlines a retrospective of his frontier era work with co stars Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach. Ennio Morricone provides the score for the Sergio Leone directed revival.
Shuffleboard highlights report member Earl Dangler died October 28 after a long illness. Melba Laursen remains hospitalized at Orange Memorial in Orlando. George Black returns to court duties after recent confinement at Waterman Memorial Eus tis. Members welcomed back to Mount Dora include Waldo Schuanbeck Hig gins Lake Alfred Olson and families from Middletown Lancaster and Mount Dora. Red and Black play kicked off with Roy Jones in charge. Patch-Fairbanks won 108 to 32 over Red. Second high Black was Ray Fritts and Raymond Coy 246. Officials included Mervin Fairbanks William Nolet Henry Bausch Michael Conley Lena Pier Stella Beck hold. Night’s play voted to shift Red and Black to 1:30 p.m. on Tue and Fri. rain postponed Friday games to Saturday. Nine courts staged with Wood-Chaffee prevailing 100 to 91. first high Red Emma Olson and Jack Buxton 247. first high Black Zenas Wood and Leonard Chaffee 238.
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