October opening for lawn bowling with new practice rinks
The article notes October starts warm and sunny drawing night bowlers, with Albert and Arthur Jewell revitalizing upper rinks and extending work toward lower ranks for daytime bowling ahead of the Fall and Winter season. It also recounts a playful tale of Sampson Semple in a beachside coconut-and-conch bowl-off with Osens Gothe, narrated through local color and anecdotes.
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Albert
Arthur Jewell
South Pacific
Sampson
Sampson Semple
Maliboree
Osens Gothe
Spaulding’s
Laird
Gertrude Dinsmore
Crawford House
Stuart Blakes
Sarasota
Cliff Crispell
Georgia
Alice Edwards
Josiah Wheelwright
Cohasset
Mass
Helen
Mount Dora Leads Shuffleboard Weekend Scores
Shuffleboard events at Mount Dora and Red and Black play days feature 22 courts, 12 courts, and multiple high scores including 236 and 239. Local teams, players and sponsors are listed, with notes on playoffs, officials, and member updates at Crawford House and club events.
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Lake County
Mount Dora
Earl Taylor
Nina Tyson
Carroll
T Rphon- Eee
Gus Harvey
Marge Taylor
Clyde McCauley
Jessie French
Mheregway Lot
Jackson’s
Dixie Drive-in
Arthur Anderson
Ann Peter
Nick F
Econo
Harland Wheeler
Moe Bridgman
Anderson-Garry
Ssecond High F.i
Herman Bisof
Myers
Service Prentice Oc
Smith and Mrs
Ted Beckhold
Ada Buirres
Clyde
Ei -Cauley
Bill
Nolet
Marge
Bill Stambaugh
Bethel Smith
Grace Dooley
Lena Pier
Mary Klein
Lyle ‘Wood
Rotary Foundation Fellows Begin 1964 65 Year of Study Worldwide
The 18th class of Rotary Foundation Fellows, 129 scholars from around the world, begin a year of study as Rotary Fellowships for International Understanding. Fellowships total up to 1,850 awarded by the foundation to foster global understanding without regard to nationality race or religion. Fellows study in 59 countries and will return home to share experiences and promote understanding.
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Rotary Foundation
Foundation
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Extension Granted For Florida Oranges Grading Rules
The Florida Citrus Commission has waived minimum grade standards for roadside and gift oranges until October 1 to help move late bloom Valencia fruit. After October 1, in state shipments must meet U S Number 1 grade or higher and size 252 or larger as per the Federal Marketing Order.
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Florida Citrus Commission
Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Division
Florida Department of Agriculture
U. S
Reynolds Heads 30 Day Big Game Hunt West
Grocer Dick Reynolds begins his annual 30 day hunting expedition in Wyoming Nebraska and Montana with companion Bill Harper of Eustis. He hopes for moose deer antelope elk and pheasant and possibly geese if weather allows. This marks his tenth straight year chasing big game in the West.
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Dick Reynolds
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
Reynolds
Bill Harper
Eustis
West
Notable Fellows Headed to Salzburg and Gainesville
The article highlights Lonnie H. Keene Jr of Palatka Florida and Peter K Pringle of Carlisle England among over 1700 Fellows. Keene will spend the year in Salzburg Austria while Pringle attends the University of Florida Gainesville.
Fisherman May Use Trot Line for Personal Non Game Fish
A fisherman may use a trot line with up to 25 hooks for taking non game fish for personal use, provided he holds a valid fishing license.
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Hyvannus Sant Sak
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Miwon le
Wal Notte
Weortur
Walter
Frances
Maine
Anita
Stephen Gregor
Gregors
Lake Maitland
Maitland
Lydia
Helen Tigh
N.H
Charles
By Fred Steele
Bedford
Annie Smith
Waterman Memorial Hospital
R.P.M
S.highland
James Fitzmaurice
Union Bankers Insurance CO
So. Brown Ave
Orlando, Fla
Reims Tuxedo Feed Store
George and
Jeanne Porzig
First Federal Savings
First Federal Savings and Loan ‘Association of
Earl Nightingale
W. H
Bill} Reedy
Democrat
Bill Reedy
Link Stationery & Printing Co
Donnelly
Harris
Apopka