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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
4
The lead editorial in the New York Times Western Edition argues taxpayers push for better schools universities highways and services while resisting taxes to pay for them. It labels this a pocketbook vote and warns it leads to electoral irresponsibility. It urges voters to confront the plain fiscal reality and fund public needs.
The Freedoms Foundation awards its George Washington Honor Medal for ads that promote freedom. Florida Power & Light Company won the 1962 prize, becoming the first two time recipient with previous 1955 recognition.
The piece highlights Sunday School Week April 8 to 14 as vital in a material age. It argues Sunday School provides foundational religious experience for children, helping them grow into better adults and offering stability amid societal discord and rapid change.
Dr. Charles E. Irvin will address the Lake County Executive Club on Tuesday April 16 at 715 p.m. in the Leesburg Community Building. A resident of Ormond Beach and former Michigan State University faculty member of 20 years he now lectures and consults in sales and management.
Roseborough Elementary invites parents to a preschool round-up on Wednesday April 24 from 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 4 p m at the school gym. Each child must bring birth certificate and immunization record. Children entering first grade
Mrs Nellie Flynn of Umatilla is elected president of the Pilot Club of Lake County for the coming year. Other officers include Bleeker Wilkerson and Don McLeod of Eustis Florence Robertson of Tavares and Elizabeth Marshall of Eustis as secretaries and treasurer. Directors are Helen Kurras Mount Dora Helena Nutt Tavares and Margaret Deaver Umatilla. Dr C M Tyre of Eustis led a hypnosis talk at the club meeting with Anchor Club members from Eustis High serving as subjects.
Lake County announces May 1 and 2 as the dates for GED Tests for adults seeking a high school equivalency diploma. Lake County Superintendent L. Joe Jenkins says the program helps residents without a diploma demonstrate educational competency and earn the equivalency credential.
The rule requires children to reach six years old by December 31 1963 to qualify for registration. Chairman Mrs Jimmy Sheddon names assistants Mesdames Frederick Andrews James Cato A B Sharp Paul Snowberger Joseph Melvin James Malcolm and also Mesdames Walker Horsley Robert Flint William Wingler Kenneth Jorgensen Bob Mathews Warren Morgan William Adams and Mark Greenwell.
Robert Clyde Smith 87 died at his Mount Dora home Saturday. Services were held Tuesday at First Methodist Church in Mount Dora with Rev. William T. Blair officiating. He was born in Waukegan Illinois, son of Charles and Jennie Smith, and lived in Mount Dora 45 years. He led his University of Illinois class of 1899, earned a College of Pharmacy degree, and was a 32 degree Mason with Lodge 238 Mount Dora. Remains sent to Haggard Funeral Home Oak Park for final services. Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home Eustis oversaw arrangements.
The State Department of Education outlines a two day testing program covering English social studies science literature and mathematics. Applicants must be Florida residents at least 20 with civics credits or tests. Apply by April 23 to the Adult Education Office in the Pioneer Building Tavares. The test costs 7.50 dollars and includes the diploma. For more information call 343 6341 in Tavares.
VAL JOHNSON recalls a young adult journey to Madrid via Paris in the early thirties. He shares encounters with writers in Paris, visa lapses at the Spanish border, consular aid, and a pewter tea service seized as silver during a later border crossing, ending with gratitude and a farewell gesture.
Community news from Tangerine highlights visits by Petura and Bryant families. Attendees joined the B L banquet at the Yacht Club hosted by Mount Dora P E O. The Fernalds move to Longwood, with promises to visit. Obituaries mention Randolph Straughn and Henry T Brown.
Tomorrow offers a chance to correct yesterday errors if a single major misstep was not made the day before, a cautious reflection on the potential for improvement.
Kenneth H. Brice, 69, of Mount Dora, formerly of Poland Ohio, died Tuesday. He belonged to the First Church of Christ Scientist and several fraternal groups. Survived by wife Margaret Rider Brice two sons Leonard R. and Wilfred J. a brother a sister seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Rehbaum Funeral Home.
Grace McElwain Brown 87 longtime Mount Dora resident died Tuesday Former Chicago resident and church and club member Survived by husband Richard and two daughters Mrs John Treadwell Jr Cincinnati and Mrs Fleeta B Herrin Orlando Services at Rehbaum Chapel 4 p m Thursday Rev William T Blair offi ciating Interment Pine Forest Cemetery
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Geo J White president certifies the report of condition as true and correct. Directors attest the accuracy of the report after examination by the board. Total assets 5 427 599 86 and total liabilities 12 077 368 29 with secured liabilities noted and assigned amounts.
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