Red and Black shuffleboard results and club notes
On Tuesday November 10 the Red and Black shuffleboard event had 18 courts with Ted Beckhold supervising. Top Red was Arthur Anderson and Mrs Ann Peter at 241, top Black James Hughes and Mrs Bethel Smith at 244. Hughes Smith won playoff 101 to 27. Second Red Earl Taylor and Mrs Bessie Economos 239. second Black Carroll Patch and Mrs Marge Taylor 244. Patch Taylor won 110 to 39. Officials: Referees Fred Steele Selmer Nilson umpires Bill Stambaugh and Ture Anderson scorers Verna Legat Edith Wheeler. Last Friday 16 courts, Gus Harvey in charge. First Red Harry Gifford and Mrs Bethel Smith 252. first Black Bert Owen and Mrs Edith Wheeler 245. Gifford Smith won 107 to 48. Second Red Clarence Owen and Mrs Kay Therrien 245. second Black Carroll Patch and Mrs Astrid Anderson 232. Patch Anderson won 104 to 47. Bouquets for low Reds and low Black from Selmer Nilson. Umpires Earl Shorb Bill Stambaugh scorers John Howland Selmer Nilson, Mrs Fannie Harvey Mrs Isis Brown. Our member William Hayward returned home from Waterman Memorial Hospital Eustis after confinement. Mrs Ava Kreyer improving at Waterman Memorial Hospital and expected home soon. Robert Applegate welcomed back to Mount Dora for winter. First regular club bi weekly card party held at Clubhouse last Saturday evening under G O French. four tables bridge seven tables Pinochle. Bridge high Charles Geer low Miller Tyson. Pinochle high Eleanor Donley. Card from Mr and Mrs Foster Jameson Waldoboro Maine.
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Ted Beckhold
Arthur Anderson
Ann Peter
James Hughes
Bethel Smith
Hughes-Smith
Earl Taylor
Bessie Economos
Carroll Patch
Marge Taylor
Patch-Taylor
Fred Steele
Selmer Nilson
Bill Stambaugh
Ture Anderson
Verna Legat
Edith Wheeler
Gus Harvey
Harry Gifford
Bert Owen
Gifford- Smith
Clarence Owen
Kay Therrien
Astrid Anderson
Patch-Anderson
Earl Shorb
John Howland
Fannie Harvey
Isis Brown
William Hayward
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Ava Kreyer
Robert Applegate
Mount Dora
G. O. French
Charles Geer
Low
Miller Tyson
Eleanor Donley
Foster Jameson
Waldoboro
Maine
Illegal Killing Of Prey Birds Is Deplored
Florida Audubon Society condemns killing eagles hawks and owls as illegal and harmful to ecosystems. Kenneth D. Morrison notes protected status under state law and warns habitat loss from development endangers these birds and quail through rodent population shifts. The society offers a bulletin Why Protect the Birds and a sanctuary posting plan for ten cents.
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Florida
Florida Audubon Society
Kenneth D. Morrison
Lake Wales
Sanctuary Department
Maitland
Club Plans January Trip to Mount Dora
The group hopes to depart for Mount Dora in January. They aim to reach the town for planned activities and gatherings, with details yet to be finalized.
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Mount Dora
Eckley Says Final Rotary Talk Before Move to Wesley Manor
Olin Eckley, Mount Dora resident and longtime Rotarian since 1918, gave his last talk to the Mount Dora Rotary Club before moving to Wesley Manor. He highlighted Rotary Fellowship Foundation aid to over 1800 youths worldwide and praised Mount Dora’s city leadership. Bill Haake of Sylvan Shores, a retired NYPD lieutenant, spoke on his narcotics squad career, as local ministers were invited to the next meeting.
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Olin Eckley
Mount Dora
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W. G
Bill) Haake
Sylvan Shores
New York City
Police Department
Joint Meeting Set For Umatilla And Mount Dora Kiwanis
The Kiwanis clubs of Umatilla and Mount Dora plan a joint meeting on Monday November 23 with a Round Table session for nonattendees on Wednesday November 25 at the Mount Dora Community Building. The piece notes that today’s driving behavior affects tomorrow’s opportunities behind the wheel.
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Kiwanis Club
Umatilla
Mount Dora
Sandspurs Fight Back in Your Lawn Garden
The article explains how sandspurs cling to plants and skin, with control tips. Pull early in spring and continue through fall. Chemical controls DSMA and atrazine are discussed with timing, application methods, and safety notes.
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G. C. Horn
Dr. Horn
St. Augustine
Jack Frost
Chamber of Commerce
Frost
Nixon Shows Film On Care Of Roses
Wm. M. Nixon, assistant Lake County agent, presented a color sound film titled Culture of Roses at the Men's Garden Club meeting. The film explained pruning to remove below the graft growth and older stems and grooming as ongoing season long trimming to boost flowering and plant health.
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Wm. M. Nixon
Lake County
Men’s Garden Club
Florida
Polynesian puffer fish warning from Seaquarium captain
Capt Bill Gray of the Miami Seaquarium says the maki-maki or Polynesian puffer fish has a name meaning deadly death in English and is deadly poisonous if eaten.
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Miami ‘Seaquarium
Bill Gray
Cora Stevens Rites Held in Eustis
Services were held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Chapel of Zeller Kennedy and Hamlin Funeral Home in Eustis for Mrs. Cora O. Stevens 83 who died at home Tuesday November 10 Born in Palmira Tennessee she had lived in Mount Cora for 17 years She is survived by one son Edwin F of Moose Pass Alaska with Rev William T Blair officiating.
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Eustis
Cora O. Stevens
Palmira
Tenn
Mount Cora
Edwin F
Moose Pass
Alaska
William T. Blair
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