Hurricanes Open 1967 Season Versus St Cloud Bulldogs
Mount Dora High School kicks off the 1967 football season at Community Bowl in a Mid Lakes Conference opener against St. Cloud. Coach Dan Spear notes depth and three capable units, with captains Sam Brooks and Dick Hinckley leading a veteran squad and key players like Charles Clement, Benny Mahon, and Jim Kauff shaping the offense and defense.
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Mount Dora High School
Golden Hurricanes
Hurricanes
St. Cloud Bulldogs
Dan Spear
Spear
St. Cloud
Sam Brooks
Dick Hinckley
Jim Kauff
Chris Stoothoff
Charlie Willingham
Jim Edenfield
David Blue
David Potsko
Benny Mahon
Charles Clement
Bebo Stewart
Dale Clayton
Melvin Harris
Bates
Tim Bowman
Glenn Jackson
Waterman Hospital Bids Sought for Expansion and renovation
James F. Kulpan administrator at Waterman General Hospital announces bids for a new front addition and full basement and first floor renovation. Estimated cost about 1.5 million dollars with a two year timeline. Bids are due by October 11, 1967 to Architects Stevens and Walton of Orlando. contract awarded that day with work to start two weeks after.
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James F. Kulpan
Waterman General Hospital
Stevens and Walton
Orlando
1967 Football Schedule Highlights and Dates
The schedule lists games for St. Cloud Sept 15 at home and Tavares Sept 21 away. Clermont Sept 29 and Umatilla Oct 6 are home games with Lake Weir Oct 13 away and South Sumter Oct 20 at home for Homecoming. Groveland Oct 27 away, Oviedo Nov 10 away, Eustis Nov 17 away. Nov 3 is open.
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St. Cloud
Tavares
Clermont
Umatilla
Lake Weir
South Sumter
Groveland
Oviedo
Eustis
Mount Dora MDPS Stamp Plan Extended
At a special City Hall meeting Mount Dora participants voted to extend the stamp plan dates. Customers may continue to receive stamps until December 1 1967 and redeem stamps until January 1 1968. The extension follows last week’s decision to discontinue the program.
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Mount Dora
Back To School Night At Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora High School principal Gene Molnar announced Back To School Night for Monday September 18 at 7 30 p m. Parents will follow their child s schedule with teachers outlining course goals and expectations. The tentative timetable lists homeroom then periods one through six with short intervals between each.
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Gene Molnar
Mount Dora High School
Americanism Speech Emphasizes Duty to Nation
Judge Milton Jr spoke to Mount Dora Baptist Church Bapt ist Training Union about Americanism guiding duty to God country and fellow man. He warned against bad Americanism as failure to honor law, service, and lineage, citing Lincoln and Decatur to urge reverence for laws.
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W. A. Milton, Jr
Baptist Training Union
Mount Dora
America
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Decatur
Apartment Owners Chart Chamber Listings
Pamela Ray secretary of the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce asks apartment owners to call 383-4665 if they want their accommodations listed. The directory will be shared with many people seeking such information.
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Pamela Ray
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Merchants Welcome Plan Seeks Renewal
The Mount Dora Chamber sponsors a Welcome Plan where a hostess visits new residents to offer city information and a coupon booklet. Merchants prepay about 20 dollars. the hostess earns 15 cents per visit and five cents for expenses while renewing the program relies on merchant support.
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Mount Dora
Wendy
Robert G. Alderman
Chamber
LSJC Receives Foundation Funds
Comptroller Fred Dickinson Jr announced the release of 4,875,262 to 26 county Boards of Public Instruction with state supported junior college programs. Most funds 3,900,013 come from the Mini mum Foundation Program under the 1967 Appropriations Act. 975,249 from state sales tax. Lake Sumter Junior College received 34,309.
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Fred Dickinson, Jr
Boards of Public Instruction
Dickinson
Lake Sumter Junior College
First National Bank Marks 42 Years Of Mount Dora Banking
The First National Bank of Mount Dora celebrated 42 years of service on September 12. Founded on September 12, 1925 with assets of 183000, it reported assets of 14709172.54 by June 30, 1967. The bank moved in 1965 to a new two story building at Seventh and Donnelly. George J White Sr became president in 1936 and retired as president in 1966 passing to his son George White Jr. The bank's leadership and staff are listed, with Allan H Seabrook as executive vice president and Alfred Rehbaum Sr as vice president.
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First National Bank of
Mount Dora
First National
Mount Dora Bank and Trust Co
Fifth and Donnelly
Seventh and Donnelly Streets
George J. White, Sr
Jacksonville
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
James Simpson
First National Bank
White
George White Jr
White Sr
Allan H. Seabrook
Alfred Rehbaum, Sr
Sue Bond
Jean Houser
Wylania Miller
Lee H. Mosteller
Mr. White Sr
Henrietta S. Horner
Howard J. Simpson
Richard Edgerton
W. T. Bland, Jr
Carl S. Graves
William E. Heller
Robert H. Montgomery
M.D
Invitation to a March ends IceHouse Theatre summer run
The last play of IceHouse Theatre's summer season, Invitation to a March, follows three family units and their children. Norma Brown struggles with conformity versus a life of joy as Schuyler Grogan and Aaron Jablonski influence her choices amid family dynamics and wartime legacies.
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IceHouse Theatre
Schuyler Grogan
DeeDee
Tucker
Grogan
Norma Brown
Lily
Norma
Aaron Jablonski
Camilla
Camilla Jablonski
Aaron
Billigene Brown
Billigene
Cam
Ila
Diane Wilkins
IceHouse
Lily Brown
Cary Brown
DeeDee Grogan
Schuyler
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