Time To Re Dedicate Finish Job Downtown Revitalization
City and business leaders note progress on east side renovations with planters near Donnelly and Fifth Street. west side parking plaza progress stalls over easements and paving. Officials urge renewed dedication to complete the downtown revitalization amid competing municipal needs.
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Donnelly
Fifth
Lake Pharmacy
Princess Theatre
Parker’s Market
Kennedy Champion Law Offices
Inertia
C.D.O
Social Security Extensions Include Doctors and Tips Revenue
Amendments extend coverage to physicians self employment from 1965 and to medical and dental interns from 1966. Cash tips become wages for Social Security from 1966 with monthly reporting and deductions by employers. Surviving divorced wives receive benefits if criteria are met, without affecting others’ payments. Orlando District Office details provided for inquiries.
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Doctors of Medicine
Internal Revenue Service
Orlando
North Orange Ave
Florida Agriculture Festival Spurs National Interest in Food Expo
The Florida Department of Agriculture highlights Festival of Foods in Orlando as a model for showcasing state products to buyers and military procurement officials. Georgia officials planned a similar exhibit after visiting Tallahassee. Pet food sales rise sharply with gourmet options expanding market to billions in 1965.
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A Market News
Atlanta
Florida
Georgia
Tallahassee
Orlando
United States
Pet Food Institute
Chicago
an _ Institute
Florida incomes rise but per capita gains lag population
Florida per capita income reached 2251 in 1964 while total personal income topped 12.841 billion and population stood at 5.705 million. Despite faster state income growth, rapid population rise reduced per capita gains and Florida moved to 28th in per capita income, up from 31st in 1963. Also notes orange trees’ water content in agricultural findings.
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Florida
Florida Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Southeastern
Southeast
Camellias in Florida Gardens Choose and Place by Type
Camellias thrive in sunlit Florida yards offering fall and winter color. japonica and sasanqua varieties suit foundation mass and hedges. choose forms for clipped or un clipped plantings. For hedges pick Cheerful Cleopatra Dawn Prof Sargent or Tricolor. for mass plantings Debutante Governor Mouton Lady Clare and more provide bold backdrops.
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Extension Service
Cleopatra
C. S. Sargent
Hermes
Jarvis
Lady Clare
Prince Eugene Napoleon
Sweets Vera
Governor Mouton
Clare
Charles Cobb
Victor Emmanual
Empress
Mount Dora Library Thanks Local Newspaper
Mount Dora library board members express appreciation during National Newspaper Week. Louise Bell signs as secretary, thanking the newspaper for generous coverage of library activities.
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Mount Dora
Duplicate Winners At Lake County Bridge Club
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club held a Monday night seven table Mitchell movement. North-South winners were E. A. Nimnicht pair first, R. B. Cooper and Frank Boli second, Gerding and Hufford third. East-West winners were Paul Bryan and Douglas first, Murray and Johnson second, Allen and Walker third.
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Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club
Mitchell
E. A. Nimnicht
R. B. Cooper
Frank Boli
Paul Gerding
H. D. Hufford
Paul Bryan
L. F. Douglas
J. A. Murray
Paul Johnson
J. S. Allen
Anne Walker
Mount Dora Hurricanes Narrowly Top Umatilla in Late Charge
In a tight game, Mount Dora Hurricanes rally past Umatilla with a late drive. Alderman and Moon sparked the comeback, including a key TD from Radosti and a missed Mount Dora extra point that kept the margin brief.
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Umatilla
Hurricane
Skipper Babb
Ricky Vincent
Allen Lewis
Babb
Alderman
Hurricanes
Moon
Martin Morgan
Mount Dora
Ed Brooks
Morgan
John
Radosti
Pete Osborne
Clermont
Tavares
Eustis
Palatka
Ocoee
Groveland
Lake Weir
St. Cloud
Enee
Florida Citrus Commission To Hold Sweeter Grapefruit Contest
The Florida Citrus Commission will run a Sweeter Grapefruit Contest from November 1 to 16. Florida grove owners or their representatives may enter. Prizes include 100 dollars in each of seven districts and 250 dollars for the top overall grapefruit. The winner receives a plaque and naming rights for the variety. Entry forms available from the County Agricultural Agent or Dr. Herman J. Reitz at Lake Alfred.
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Florida ‘ Citrus Commission
Herman J. Reitz
Citrus Experiment Station
Lake Alfred Tron
Florida Grove
Ape Citrus
Reitz
Florida
P. O
Lake Alfred
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Pete) Osborne
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