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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
3
The article notes roses thrive in sunny, rainy spring weather, but disease like black spot thrives too. It prescribes six steps: remove infected leaves, spray weekly with Captan or Maneb, protect year round, control aphids and thrips with lindane or malathion, use a balanced 6-6-6 fertilizer four times a year, and water properly while avoiding excess.
Lee Dettra son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Dettra will give another organ recital at First Baptist Church tomorrow evening. The Mount Dora High School senior will perform works by Bach Mendelssohn Peeters and Elmore. Recital starts at 8 o clock.
After the IceHouse season ends with See How They Run the theatre schedules three events. The Junior class presents a school play April 23 to 25 with matinee and two evening shows. John Van der Lang of Eustis gives an illustrated life and service speech on May 1 at 8 p m with free admission. June 13 features Don Juan in Hell read by Bronson Mangrum McCain Buck with an admission charge.
Mount Dora pram sailors after Sundays races on Dave Bowen's Lightning include Fred Bales Jeff Bowen Linda Bowen Jeff Elmore Anina Frank Lois Jorgensen Janie Murray Alice Toy and Sharon Uhl Working members prepare for the Orlando meet set for Saturday April 18 The quote from Benjamin Franklin appears in the item.
Talia Ferro Boatwright of the New York Herald Tribune hails Pat Frank as a master of the contemporary journalistic novel able to blend current events with future anxieties. The piece notes his new work Baby lon sits on shelves at the city Public Library alongside other notable fiction and non fiction selections.
Lake County Rep A S Syd Herlong Jr advocates a punch card form for taxpayers with wages up to 10000 to replace the 1040. He cites 38 million needing relief and suggests filing on a short form could ease the burden for 4 million more. The plan aims to keep required IRS data while easing complexity, with a target ready next year.
Beef cattlemen in Lake county are reminded of the annual Beef Cattle Breeder's and Herds men's Short Course at the University of Florida Livestock Pavilion. The program runs Thursday through Saturday April 16 to 18. County Agent R E Bob Norris says the event offers up to date information and discussion of cattle issues. Norris’ Tavares office will supply more details.
Waterman Memorial in Eustis treated multiple area residents this past week including Mrs. Margaret DeGraf Mrs. Clarabell Hughes Billie Treadway Mrs. Edith Shackleton Mrs. Ivy Jones Mrs. Nellie Wilson Baby Rachael Wise Stephen Green William Truran Washington Gallon and Harold Halstead Rev Myron Taylor Kathy Jorgenson from Leesburg Durham Young.
Tips from Dr. E. W. McElwee urge careful planning before buying plants. Consider site conditions sunlight soil drainage and mature size. A reputable nurseryman or careful plant labels guide buyers to avoid costly mistakes.
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