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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
10
The passage describes various fish shapes such as the spindle Shad, the daisy-petal Bluegill taller than wide, the snake-like Eel and Rib bon-fish, triangular Angels and Cowfish, flat Flounder, globe Porcupine-fish, and pendant-belly Hatchet-fish.
Save 25 percent on a May 6 or 30 Matson South Seas cruise for 42 days with 10 ports of call. Rates start at 979.50 round trip aboard SS Montery or SS Mariposa with first class accommodations and renowned Matson service. Cruises depart San Francisco and Los Angeles the next day. Select staterooms and dates soon.
After ten weeks in the Coffee League the standings show Carbaugh Builders and Karl's Repair Service tied for first with 28 wins and 11 losses. Metenius Mobileers, Arrington Cleaners, Parker's Market, and Club Rudo follow with varied records as high scores include Club Rudo top team series and Margie Wincey top individual game. This week results include Carbaugh Builders, Karl's Repair Service, Club Rudo, Wingler & Son, and Geri's Country Toys posting wins.
State Beverage agents seized nine moonshine stills and 461 gallons of non tax paid whiskey during October. They destroyed 9,463 gallons of fermenting mash and seized 191 criminal cases. Court trials reached 154 with 114 convictions, a 74 percent rate. Also 682 liquor license applications were processed.
Avion Travel Trailers from across the country and Canada gather in Eustis for the Third Annual Fall Rally November 17 to 21. About 300 to 500 Avion Travelcade members attend events organized by the Eustis Chamber of Commerce and City Hall at the Gun Club site and nearby venues.
The Florida Council of 100, a unique U.S. body, gathers members who pay $1,000 annually to join and contribute without pay or political aims toward advancing the Sunshine State.
Elza A Royal 77 of Cassia died Saturday morning November 12 in Eustis. A World War I veteran and former Metropolitan Life Insurance agent, he was a Mason with Sanford Lodge. Survived by two brothers Cecil Pet Royal Jacksonville Ernest L. Royal Mount Plymouth and two sisters Iva Douglas Eustis Lucile Snyder Miami. Funeral services held November 14 at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Chapel Eustis with Masonic Lodge No. 85 in charge. Interment at Seminole Springs Cemetery Cassia.
Mount Dora Lions Club reports three weeks left to enter the $50,000 Peace Essay Contest. First prize is $25,000 for education or career help, eight finalists win $1,000 plus travel to Chicago in July 1967, with the winner chosen from those finalists. Over 20,000 total awards expected for local to multiple district entrants aged 14 to under 22 as of January 15, 1967.
The annual mixed doubles event sponsored by Mathers of Eustis took place in Mount Dora. Winners were H. M. Huffman and Edna Bowman, with Carroll Patch and Mrs Patch placing fourth, Alda Clark and Al Becher second, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith first who also received the club award for Mount Dora. Consolation winners included Eldon Ford and partner from Eustis and Andrew Simchock with a Mount Dora team.
Dr Leonard Barker Mount Dora Optometrist warns windshield and glasses tinting reduces driver vision especially at night in rain or fog. He says visual acuity is greatly diminished and strongly opposes the practice. Dr Merrill J Allen Indiana University Professor of Optometry is cited in the same context.
The Mount Dora Lions Club will award Age Group Prizes of Series E Bonds. Those prizes supplement the listed awards and can be obtained by contacting any Mount Dora Lions member.
Captain John K. Crosley of the U S Army argues that the loss of liy from flow-on tints used in the southern and western states is severe enough to justify restrictive legislation.
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