Cerebral Palsy Group Elects Leaders in Central Florida
Don McAllister was reelected 1966 67 president of United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida Inc at its annual meeting. The group reports the Orlando Cerebral Palsy Center serves about 200 people in Orange Lake Seminole Brevard Osceola and southern Volusia counties. New board members and officers named include Jerry Lyons C J Fox Thomas Freeman Joseph E Carlisle A J Thomas as chairman. Others elected to the board include Nelson Axton Mrs Chester Bankston Knox Bettinghaus Edward Burney Tom Gurney Jr John Hage Mrs L M Hailey Al Horton Carl Langford Paul Pennington Hugh Pike Anthony Ponticelli Charles Snapp Dave Starr Linton Waterhouse John Welch Claude H Wolfe Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McAllister
Orlando
United Cerebral Palsy of
Central Florida
Joseph E. Carlisle
A. J. Thomas
Nelson Axton
Chester Bankston
Knox Bettinghaus
Edward Burney
Tom Gurney, Jr
John Hage
L. M. Hailey
al Horton
Carl Langford
Paul Pennington
Hugh Pike
Anthony Ponticelli
Charles Snapp
Dave Starr
Linton Waterhouse
John Welch
Claude H. Wolfe Jr
Shuffleboard Red and Black League Play Offs in Mount Dora
Rain cancels Monday round robin in Lake County. On Tuesday Red and Black matches yield Sutliff Rohm victory 104 75 in Red Black playoff. Dooley Brauneis and Patch grace officials as 11 courts host later events. several members return from summer layoff or visits in Cape Cod New York State and Boston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Mount Dora
Douglas Fletcher
High Red
Earl Shorb
Harvey Osterland
High Black
Jennie Sutliff
Pete Rohm
Sutliff-Rohm
Carroll Patch
Mary Stambaugh
Joseph Smith
Frank Thompson
Smith-Thompson
Clyde McCauley
Fred Garbe
Bethel Smith
Nina Patch
Grace Dooley
Marie Brauneis
Marge Taylor
Ann Peter
Stam
Selmer Nilsen
Cape Cod
Mass
Charles Cooper
Halloween Carnival Planned by PTO at Roseborough School
The PTO Halloween Carnival at Roseborough Elementary features a 4:30 parade start with a 10 cent registration, a 7 12 grade parade at 7 pm judged by Dan Spear and staff, and $5 prizes for funniest and most original costumes. Poster entries due Oct 7 in Mr Molnar's office, with Best Art and Most Original prizes. Winning posters shown at First National Bank after judging by Mrs Tietjen and Mrs Brethauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTO
Roseborough
Carlton Johnston
Louise Lazear
Dan Spear
First National Bank
Margaret Tietjen
Mary Brethauer
Ice House to Stage Inge Drama October 7 8 9
Ice House presents William Inge play set in two Kansas town backyards where a handsome wanderer stirs four women's lives. Critics laud Inge for quiet, vital portrayal of life’s misfortunes. Shows October 7 8 and 9 with tickets from $1 for groups of five or more.
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Daenatha
William Inge
Little Sheba
Kansas
Howard Taubman
New York Times
IceHouse Theatre
Howard Kahler Named Service Manager at Creamons Chevrolet
Howard Kahler, formerly with the City of Mount Dora, is named new service manager for Joe Creamons Chevrolet in Eustis. He previously worked for Creamons before moving to Mount Dora. Queen will be chosen this year by penny votes from students with counts on Wednesday Oct. 26 at 3 p.m. Win will be crowned at the Carnival. A meeting is set at the First National Bank on Thursday Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kahler
Mount Dora
Joe Creamons Chevrolet, Inc
Eustis
Creamons
First National Bank
Hurricane spirit lifts St. Cloud and Tavares teams
TEEN TOPICS notes strong Hurricane Day at High School with students dressing for the occasion and support from campus clubs. St. Cloud and Tavares teams already boast 6 0 records. Key Club names Maureen Stewart as Heart Sweetheart. Time Capsule project grows with more foreign letters and delayed sinking. New class and club officers announced including Senior president David Blunt and Hurricane Hut president Kenny Penley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasent High School
St. Cloud
F Tavares
Maureen Stewart
David Blunt
Kathy Cox
Debby Dodson
Alice Toy
Cindy Shipes
Ken Atkins
Chris Stophtoff
Dorothy Pease
Jane Cato
Markie Melvin
Bebo Stewart
Clark Staton
Hurricane Hut
Kenny Penley
Bowling News Highs in Club Rudo and Vera Reaves feats
High team series goes to Club Rudo with 1921 as the mark. Vera Reaves posts top figures with a 529 series and 657 game while Diamond Gate’s Garden Gate is noted for a 3-6-7 split taken by Dot Coursey and a 7-9-10 split by Hilda Arrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbaugh Builders
Karl’s Repair Service
Arlington Cleaners
Rudo
Fo Paul’s
Gulf Strikers
Parker’s Market
Geri’s Country Toys
Andy’s
Paper Dolls
Mitenius Mobiliers
Garden Gate
Ie Shear Magic
Wingler & Son
Vera Reaves
Mount Dora High Girl Earns National Merit Commendation
Mount Dora High School announces Ann Van Landingham has received a National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test commendation. She is among 38,000 students nationwide in the upper two percent of the class of 1967, just below the 14,000 semifinalists named earlier by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. John M. Stalnaker, NMSC president, lauds the high scorers for their academic achievement and college promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann van Landingham
Mount Dora High School
G. E. Molnar
United States
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
John M. Stalnaker
NMSC
Merit Scholarships Continue To Recognize Semifinalists
In each state, the semifinalists remain eligible to be considered for Merit Scholarships.
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By Fred Steele
J. G. Ray, Jr
Florida
Pol
Clyde Vann
Depty
Treas
Kirk Comm
Fit
Feders Saving and Loans Association
Leesburg
Pony
N. Blvd
West
Leesburg, Florida
Ice House
Georgia Ann Greenwell
Bowling News
Coffee League
Susan Chapman
Virginia McCabe
Marty Cox
Mount Dora, Fla
Haley Mills
Rosalind Russell
Bob Hope
Lorida
Cama
Chevrolet
Camaro
S. Bay ST
Eustis, Florida
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