Sweet Adelines Open House For Seminole Chapter
The new Seminole chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc invites all women who enjoy four part barber shop harmony to an Open House social evening on Thursday Oct 7 at 8 p.m. at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Rd Forest City area. Entertainment by the Et ceteras Singin Gals and two visiting quartets plus refreshments and singing. For information or transportation contact Kitty Giordano evenings 383-2575.
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Sweet Adelines Inc
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Bear Lake Rd
Forest City
Kitty Giordano
Waterman Hospital solicits flea market donations for new units
Waterman Memorial Hospital employees request donations for an annual flea market to benefit the Intensive Care and Cardiac Care Units. The sale runs November 3 through 6 during Eustis Merchant's Sidewalk Sale Days, with items accepted including glass, jewelry, plants, household goods, and clothing. Call 357-4161 ext. 367 for pickup.
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Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Ecology debate at Mount Dora Coffee Club
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce hosts an Ecology vs Economy discussion with a Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission speaker. The event at the Baggage Room starts 8 a.m. next Thursday October 14 and is sponsored by Oil and Gas Corp. Coffee juice and doughnuts provided. Open to all.
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Florida Game and Fresh Water Fishommission
Mount Dora
MDSC Swimmers Place at Winter Park Meet
Mount Dora Swim Club earned sixth place overall as about 24 state teams competed. New members Carol and Ruth Lauchner from Ohio led the 15 18 girls with multiple wins and led relays, while Heather Hawthorne Ruth Lauchner Jim Norman and Patty Silkworth posted top finishes. The 8 and under relay team also won the Medley Relay, setting a strong season finish with Jacksonville next for the Randy Reese Meet.
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Marsha Werst Wipse
MDSC
Carol
Ruth Laudhner
Ohio
Carol Lauchner
Heather Hawthorne
Ruth Lauchner
Jim Norman
Patty Silkworth
L, Hoag
Henns
Silkworth
R. Laudhner
Beaumont
Archer
Ray
Werst
Jacksonville
Randy Reese
Mount Dora flag football thrills crowd at Roseborough field
Over 250 spectators watched two Monday night games at Roseborough school field. The Vikings beat the Steelers despite slow start, with Daryl Russell and Randy Griffin among winners. In the second matchup the Dolphins led by Fred Griffin defeated the Cowboys as Larry Cheatham and Leroy Williams failed to score. Also announced is a weekly flag football schedule and a six week self defense course starting October 7 at Hurricane Hut with registration by calling 383 1395.
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Roseborough
Vikings
Steelers
Charles Brookes
Richard Barry
Art Thomas
Daryl Russell
Randy Griffin
Essie Simms
Mike Blackmer
Cowboys
Dolphins
Fred Griffin
Anthony Himes
Danny Combee
Fred
Larry Cheatham
Leroy Williams
Hurricane Hut
Mount Dora Couple Announce Engagement of Judith Ellen Monk
Mr and Mrs Harold L Monk of Mount Dora announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ellen to R Frank Lukens Jr son of Mr and Mrs R Frank Lukens Sr of Leesburg The bride to be is a Mount Dora High School graduate who attended the University of Florida The groom is a Leesburg High School graduate who attended Lake Sumter Community College The wedding is planned for October 23 at the First United Methodist Church of Mount Dora
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Harold L. Monk
Mount Dora
Judith Ellen
R. Frank Lukens Jr
R. Frank Lukens Sr
Leesburg
Mount Dora High School
University of Florida
Lukens
Leesburg High School
Lake Sumter Community College
First United Methodist Church
Local residents plan travel and return schedules this season
Ruth Shorb Earl Bradley of Mount Dora has returned home after surgery at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis. Esther Ballmer of Lansing, Mich and Freeda Strait of Convoy, Ohio, will drive to Mount Dora this week. Winnie Tew returns to Hibiscus Park after summer in Clayton Michigan, joined by Dorothy Buckman and Richard Wise. Peg Jones plans to return to Mount Dora mid October by Auto-Train to Sanford. Vera Kelley and Edna Handy extend a trip from Mount Dora to Winston-Salem then Williamsburg and Stone Mountain before returning.
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Ruth Shorb
Earl Bradley
Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Esther Ballmer
Lansing
Mich
Freeda Strait
Convoy
Ohio
Winnie Tew
Hibiscus Park
Clayton
Dorothy Buckman
Mt. Clemens
Richard Wise
Atlanta
Dorothy
Richard
Disney World
Orlando
Estel Culp
Peg Jones
Mansfield
Sanford
Vera Kelley
Edna Handy
Winston-Salem
N.C
Vera
Williamsburg
Stone Mountain
Hillhouse Bath and Tennis Club Expands Membership
Hillhouse Bath and Tennis Club in Mount Dora, founded 1973, welcomed new members Chris Cox Mel Grinstead Harry Glass Larry Shires Jim Semento Chuck Wal thall Barbara Belton and Father Brendan Donnelly. The club now lists 306 members with facilities including spa sauna steam room whirlpool indoor courts recreation rooms pool and a castle style clubhouse serving social programs for all ages.
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Hillhouse Bath and Tennis Club
Chris Cox
Mel Grinstead
Harry Glass
Larry Shires
Jim Semento
Chuck Walthall
Barbara Belton
Brendan Donnelly
Mount Dora Club
Golden Triangle
Jim Smathers
Cadette Troop 111 Mount Dora trip highlights final article
Girl Scouts Cadette Troop 111 shares a summer journey from Mount Dora to Niagara Falls and beyond. The group encounters Japanese visitors, camps in Virginia and South Carolina KOAs, and faces flat tires and long drives while reflecting on lessons learned and camaraderie.
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Cadette
Mount Dora
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Florida
Walter Frisby
Frisby’s
5Th Avenue
MT. Dora
Girl Scouts In Action
Falls
Niagara
Three Sisters Islands
Japan
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Tasty World
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