Riding Dream Leads Jill to England and a Horse Society
A senior year note tells of Jill traveling to England to study at Porlock Vale Riding School in Somerset. Under Col. J. D. Crawford she earns B.H.S.A. and B.H.S.1 marks becoming a British Horse Society instructor. She marries John Evans after meeting him in Porlock.
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Jill
England
Porlock Vale
Somerset
Col. J. D. Crawford
Col. Crawford
British Horse Society
Porlock
John Evans
States
Negative double divides opinion in new Bridge system
The column discusses using the negative double at low levels in the evolving American standard bridge system. It notes varying expert practices over suits and levels, its potential usefulness when opponents bid ahead, and the risk of penalties on poor partner hands, while acknowledging broader adoption.
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Jack
Remy
Jasmiee
Eer Ruery
Patn
Peet
Riding instructor Jill Evans finds new home at Sorrento stables
Jill Evans shifts from Cream Hill Stables in Hyde Park New York to Spruce Lands Camp Java Center and Camp Robinson Cruise Sturbridge Massachusetts to run riding lessons. She plans schooling dressage stadium jumping and cross country for youths ages seven to sixteen as stables near completion at Exmoor Porlock area in England influence.
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Cream Hill
Hyde Park
N.Y
Sprucelands Camp
Java Center
Sturbridge
Mass
Jill
Sorrento
Lake County
St. Petersburg
Orlando
John Evans
Exmoor
Porlock
England
Jacqueline Bowman
Four Major College Teams Remain Unbeaten
Near season end only four major college teams stay undefeated. Southern Cal and North Carolina State join Indiana and Wyoming in the top ten. N C State faces Penn State and Clemson, Wyoming meets New Mexico, Texas El Paso dominates 255-99, and USC schedules Oregon State and UCLA as Indiana eyes Michigan State Minnesota and Purdue for a possible top ranking.
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Southern Cal
North Carolina State
Indiana
Wyoming
N. C. State
Penn
State
Clemson
New Mexico
Texas-El Paso
Oregon State
U.C.L.A
Mich. State
Minnesota
Purdue
Rotary Members Have Two Sport Feature Programs
At the Mount Dora Rotary Club meeting president Clifford Harden announced two new directors, Vern A. Freeman and Klaus Kock, following by law amendments. Bruce Graham spoke on scuba diving with Florida training emphasis and dramatic underwater slides, while a chicken dinner fundraiser for visual teaching aids was planned. Dr. George Caldwell discussed regional highway views and travel, noting his Kiwanis ties and lawn bowling passion.
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Rotary Club of
Mount Dora
Clifford Harden
Vern A. Freeman
Klaus Kock
Bruce Graham
Colorado
International Oceanographic Society
Forty Fathom Club
Florida
Pliny
Christ
Rotary Club
Christian Home and Bible School
George R. Caldwell
D. O
Tavares
Wabay
S. D
Highways
Mount Rushmore
Badlands
Black Hills
Missouri River
Dr. Cadwell
Kiwanis
Florida Highway Patrol Urges Safe Driving for Football Traffic
Florida motorists are urged to practice safe driving during busy football traffic this season. Colonel H N Kirkman notes thousands will be on the roads to and from games and emphasizes continued caution. A safety reminder follows as patrols prepare to manage congestion.
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Motorcc
Florida Highway Patrol
Florida
H. N. Kirkman
Kirkman
Mount Doa High School
Majorette Corp
Golden Hurricane Precisionettes
Mount Dora
Float and Shore Fishing Contest and Coastal News
Community notes highlight a fishing tournament at Leesburg with 14 foot boat prize and motors, plus local boat sightings. An alligator freed by Russell A. Huber near Dora Canal is recounted, alongside a Sun Cat sailboat owned by L F Williams and a Kis simmee cruising couple Gene and Lola Berato. Hunting season opens November 1 with weather hopes for rain. A savings bond scheme and a safety reminder from Colonel Kirkman emphasize responsible conduct on roads and during sports.
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Leesburg
Russell A. Huber
Huber
Dora Canal
Dora
L. F. Williams
Overlook
Clark Mills
Clearwater Bay
Gene
Lola Berato
Kissimmee
Leighton Baker
Peterson
Juveline Shelter Names Spaldings as New Managers
Mr and Mrs Lester E Spalding appointed as superintendent and matron of the Lake County Juvenile Shelter. Spalding, a Florida native from Jacksonville, studied at Georgia Tech and served 13 years in the army before leading Boys' Home Association work. He then served four years as Hillsborough County Assistant Superintendent managing staff and programs before returning to Jacksonville to oversee Duvall County Juvenile Court facilities.
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Lake County Juvenile Shelter
Lester E. Spalding
Spalding
Jacksonville
Georgia Tech
Boys’ Home Association
Tampa
Hillsborough County Juvenile Home
Duvall County
All-Star Seventh and Eighth Grade Flag Football Battles
Two 7th grade all-star flag football games at Football Stadium on Friday November 3 featured blue and yellow teams. In the opener Robin Rector led the blue with two touchdowns and 73 rushing yards as the blue won 12 to 7. Leonard Purvee scored yellow’s lone TD while Rector added a 23 yard and a 13 yard run in the final 20 seconds. Gary Conliffe led the yellow in rushing and Prentice McGee starred for the blue in the second game, a 20 to 14 victory with McGee posting three rushing TDs and a 116 yard day. Conliffe added a TD catch on a 15-yard pass to Bradley Worlds. Extra points came from Haynes, Dalton, Carter, and McGee.
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Robin Rector
Leonard Purvee
Rector
David Hardman
Blue
Prentice McGee
Gary Conliffe
Bradley Worlds
Joe Haynes
Ricky Dalton
Gerald Carter
McGee
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Capitol Hill
Main Street
The
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
U.S.A
U.S
Jon Yee CO
Peiga
Simons
Leesburg, Florida
Rotary
Tom’s
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Dorian
Juvenile Shelter
Don Driggers
Fla
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