Feast or Famine in Our Future Theme Chosen for Farm City Week
Jackson A Haddox presided at the Farm City Week planning session to arrange exhibits and activities for November 9 to 11 at the Lake County Fairgrounds Eustis. The program seeks to show farmer city dweller interdependence with displays on food fiber housing land use and machinery. The public may view exhibits Tuesday and Wednesday November 9 10 from 2 to 9 pm or Thursday November 11 from 10 am to 5 pm. First graders will visit by bus with lessons on seed soil water and sunlight plus farm animals tractors and produce. The Country Store and Homemakers Luncheon on November 11 are planned with advance ticket sales.
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Jackson A. Haddox
County Extension
Lake County Fairgrounds
Eustis
Cooperative Extension Service
Kiwanis
Farm Bureau
Doris Taylor
John Jackson
Fairgrounds
Extension
Homemakers
Leesburg Haunted House of Terror Set for Three Nights
Leesburg Jaycees and the Leesburg Recreation Department invite the Haunted House of Terror Oct 29 30 and 31 from 7 to 10 pm on Palmetto Street behind Simon Seed. Parking on Main Street and near tennis courts. Admission 25 cents children 50 cents adults.
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Leesburg
Citizens push Amendment 4 for local redevelopment tools
The Citizens for Better Communities, led by Florida business and political leaders, campaigns for Constitutional Amendment No. 4 on the November ballot. Lucius Williams of the Miami Downtown Development Authority says the measure offers tax incentives and financing tools to redevelop blighted areas without raising ad valorem taxes and to lessen federal funding reliance.
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Citizens For Better Communities
Florida
Lucius Williams
Miami
State of
Williams
Miss Florence Kennedy Returns Home to Sylvan Shores
Miss Florence Kennedy has returned to her Sylvan Shores residence after spending the summer in Saginaw Michigan.
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Florence Kennedy
Sylvan Shores
Saginaw, Mich
Halloween Dance and Buffet Planned by Mount Dora Legion
American Legion Post 35 and Auxiliary Unit in Mount Dora announce their first annual Halloween Dance and Buffet this Friday October 29 starting at 9 p.m. at the Post Home on Old Highway 441 South Highland Street. Music by Caravan. Prizes for best costumes. Tickets at the door 350 per person. Committees named for decorations publicity entertainment prizes tickets posters buffet and costume judges. Public invited.
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American Legion Post 35
Mount Dora
Old Hwy. 441
Highland St
Doris McKinna
Jim O’bienne
Jim Anderson
Della Noyes
Jim Geddes
Ray Asmus
Pete Demro
George Guscott
Joan Asmus
Lew Noyes
Dot Pentecost
Betty Guscott
Dot Drogo
Ann Anderson
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Seidepeinen
Jaycees
Minenna Art Gallery
East
Fourth Avenue
Malcolm McCall
Dougal M. Buie
Lake County
Democrat
Citizens Group
Lake Dora
Villa Dora
North Mcdonald ST
Dora
Lakeview Balcony
Harvey Spears General Contractors, Inc
Legion Post
MT. Dora and
Tavares
Area Financial Institutions
First National Bank of
Mt. Dora
Winter Park Federal
Bank of Tavares
FTC
Florida Telephone
United Telephone System
Live Oak
Suwannee County
Future Farmers of America
le Earl
Bittner’s Restaurant
Bob Eastman and His
Goblins
N. Bay St
Senator Glisson
House OF Representatives
Richard H
Dist
Rep
P. O. Box
Clermont
Fla
Richard H. (Dick) Langley