Mount Dora High School Football and Band Events Named
After football season ends Mount Dora High announces tryouts for varsity and junior varsity basketball on December 5 with named players. The Mount Dora Band and Chorus plan a Christmas Concert on December 7 at 8 p m in the Community Building with 50 cent donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hansel
Ralph Albritton
Jim Ackley
Johnny Coffield
Ferrel Cordle
John Fortson
Charles Fralick
Gary Goodwin
Paul Harvey
Jon Heck
Ronnie Mikell
Bobby McCullough
Chris Ray
Robert Smith
Bill Werder
Mount Dora High School
Mcne
Thanks and Thanksgiving at East Town church sale
Residents attend Thanks ever Day services and a bake sale fundraiser for the new church began strongly last Thursday night. On the sick list are Mrs. Katie Hardy and Julia Mitchell, with prayers for their recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Hardy
Julia Mitchell
T. M. Thomas
Lake Fair to Host Atom Exhibit From Oak Ridge Institute
An exhibit provided by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies in Oak Ridge Tennessee will be displayed at the Lake County Fair and Flower Show in Eustis during the week of March 12 to 17. The display will inform visitors about the national program and will be shown to L L, president of the Lake County Fair Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Lake County
Eustis
Lake County Fair Association
Orange Juice Lessen Bruising Studies Considered
The Florida Citrus Commission funds experiments with North Carolina State and University of Miami football squads to test if high vitamin C and P intake reduces bruising. Half the players receive juice while others do not, with Roman Gabriel and Ron Skosnik among those featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Citrus Commission
North Carolina
University of Miami
Ron Skosnik
North Caro State
Roman Gabriel
Reag
Thanksgiving Observed Quietly in Mount Dora
Mount Dora area residents observed Thanksgiving in a peaceful atmosphere. Churches held an Union Thanksgiving Worship Service at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. R. R. Holland and Rev. Joseph Simpson presiding. Many offices closed and schools closed until Monday as locals dine with families and some travel to coast resorts. Golf Club hosts Lake County Amateur Golf Tournament qualifying rounds over the weekend. State Grady Patrol urged motorists to drive carefully to minimize accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
First Presbyterian Church
R. R. Holland
Church of God
Joseph Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Seacoast
Mount Dora Golf Club
Lake County
State Greey Patrol
Ase
Regional CD Man To Address Lions
Harold G. Drake of Honey in the Hills will speak at the Lions Club meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. Drake is Director of Plans and Operations for Region III Civil Defense Mobilization with HQ in Thomasville Georgia. Region III covers seven Southeastern states and the Panama Canal Zone. Drake is a retired Navy Captain with WWII service as Exec Officer at the Naval Air Station and command roles in Manus and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Drake
Honey-in the-Hills
Lions Club
Drake
Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization
Thomasville
Panama Canal Zone
Naval Air Station
Manus
Admiralty Islands
Phillipine Islands
Project Alert's Goals Outlined To Rotary Club
Harry Buchanan of the Speakers' Division spoke at the Mount Dora Rotary Club outlining Project Alert of Central Florida aims. He described educating citizens and youth about international Communism and reinforcing American liberty through a film on 1769 to 1776 Williamsburg and leaders Patrick Henry Jefferson and Washington.
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Project Alert
Central Florida
Mount Dora
Buchanan
Williamsburg
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Tax Payments Pour Into County Till
Lake County Tax Collector Paul H. Reed reports 1961 tax collections through Nov 18 totaling 1,248,116. Distributions include 382,237 to the Board of County Commissioners and 148,203 to the State Comptroller for Intangible taxes with discounts for prompt payment totaling 51,995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Reed
Lake County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Oklawaha Recreation, Water Conservation and Control Authority
Florida State Board of Health
South Lake Memorial Hospital
Reed
Speed as a Path Out of Misery
The saying emphasizes rapid movement as a means to escape suffering. It frames speed as a decisive tactic for improving circumstances and leaving hardship behind.
Hearing Aid Service Promises Custom Fits in Central Florida
Central Florida Aid Center advertises complete hearing aid care for area users. It offers batteries supplies and repairs for all makes with custom fitted Tonemaster models including All in Ear and back‑of‑the‑ear styles. Evening home appointments available from 815 North End across from Trade Winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Florida Aid Center
North End
Trade Winds
IceHouse reports 108 new memberships in week
The IceHouse weekly meeting highlighted 108 new memberships, bringing total paid members to 793. The cast performed a panel from Inherit the Wind and 58 of the new members joined as brand-new. Anita Kaufman attended the Florida Theater Conference at Lakeland and praised IceHouse delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capaianes
IceHouse
Alennings
Gickeng Beak
Deborah Sonalers
Bernard Venable
Ralph Swanson
Bill Hawkins
George Kress
Russell Grumman
King of Hearts
Anita Kaufman
Florida Theater
Lakeland
al Crone
Sam Buck
B. Y. Pennington
Grumman
Board of Governors
Funeral held for Mrs Hronek in Springfield
Mrs John L Hronek died in a Milwaukee hospital on November 15 while visiting her son in law and daughter Albert and Mrs Plummer. She had long ties to Tangerine and Springfield where the funeral was held with interment in the local cemetery. Surviving are her daughter, son Jack, a foster son, sister and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hronek
Milwaukee, Wis
Albert Plummer
Tangerine
Springfield
Woman’s Society
Tangerine Improvement Society
Book Club
Ice House Players
Mount Dora
Plummer
Jack
William
Southfield
Mich
Harold Way
Davis Chapel
Florida 1962 license tags adopt white and blue private car scheme
Florida announces new vehicle tags for 1962 with private cars receiving white backgrounds and blue numerals while official vehicles use yellow backgrounds with black numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
School closes in Charlottesville due to low interest
Jefferson School of Commerce in Charlottesville Virginia announces the closing of the Golden Triangle School of Commerce at Eustis because of lack of community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School of Commerce
Charlottesville
Golden Triangle School of Commerce
Eustis
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Bob Ackley
Donny Arnold
Jimmmy Bedell
Randy Cox
Edwin Harrison
Peter
Jimmy Hutcheson
Edward Jones
Bobo Kennedy
George Kennedy
David Land
Chip Lee
Harvey Partridge
Carroll Pickren
Jim Reich
Billy Rhodes
Mike Stewart
Larry Tanner
Rusty Tyre
Kiwanis Club
The
JayCees
Shirley Couch
Marin TetsGo
Mare Bryaner Jhe
Sun.-Mon
Hell
DR. Blood’s
Kieron Moore
Bing Grace William BuNam la A
Paramount
Walt Disney
Bobby
East Town
Lake Fair
Atom
Sandra Dee
John Gavin
Tammy
James Dean
Kirk Douglas
Alan Delon
Gregory Peck
Susan Hayward
David and Bathsheba
Hayley Mills
Aldo Ray
Bowery Boys
Lions
Quaker Star Dust Design
Bronsons
Rotary Club
Hearing Aid Service
D.S. Brown
D.S. Brown, Jr
Hronek
Brown’s Hardware
Sylvan Shores
C. D. Owen
Gregor
Cortland’s
Fifth Ave
Mount. Dora
Clarence (Clancy
D. Owen
Detroit
Ashtabula
Ohio
United States
Harold Moynelo
Community Conational Church
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Shuffleboard Club
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