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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
3
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will hold the second quarterly meeting of 1965 at 2 30 p.m. today in the chamber building board room in Tavares. The Lake County League of Municipalities 1965 gathering is set for Clermont on Wednesday April 21 at 6 30 p.m.
The fund declares an ordinary income dividend of 4 cents per share for the last quarter, totaling 14% cents for the year, the highest on record. A realized securities profits distribution of 21 cents per share is up 50 percent from last year, also a record. Full year distributions reach 35% cents per share, up 27 percent from fiscal 1964. Net assets on March 31 exceed $424 million, up from $396 million three months earlier.
Guests mingle with local residents in Florida as May Day draws near. Mrs. Mabel Hedstrom, visiting Mount Dora for the first time from Worcester, Mass, recoils at returning home on May first. She tours with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bergstrom, while Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson spend a long weekend at Pompano with Arthur J. Manke and family of Cleveland, Ohio. Special guests include Mrs. Eulalie Perkins, Leslie Head, and Robin Dixon amid winter visitors lingering in the area.
The Lake County Historical Society will hold its quarterly meeting at Alexander Springs on Wednesday April 21. A picnic luncheon at 12 30 p m precedes the business meeting and officer elections. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service. David M Newell of Leesburg will speak on the county's northeastern section.
Citizens of East Town honored Professor C. O. Lott in a Sunday tribute for 27 years as Milner Rosenwald Academy principal. The program highlighted school growth, improved facilities, and Lott’s civic leadership, with remarks from local educators and church leaders.
A four day Florida Industries Exposition in Orlando runs April 27 through 30. The event targets Florida manufacturers and small businesspeople with hundreds of Florida made products and discussions. About 50 000 attendees are expected including 5000 registered business visitors. Governor Hayden Burns will give the keynote on opening day.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club ran an eight table Mitchell movement Monday at the Umatilla Community Building. N S winners were E A Nimnicht and spouse first, Bernard McCabe and Memory Martin second, Howard Gamble and Madge Gardner third. E W winners were Ed Dean and spouse first, John Fahs and spouse second, H D Hufford and Wesley Elston third.
Lt. William G. Haake will speak at Golden Triangle Square and Compass meetings and garden club sessions. The two day session costs 3 dollars, 1.50 per session, with Mrs. Millard Davison in charge Monday horticulture and Mrs. John R. Bear teaching flower arrangements Tuesday. Registration with Mrs. Frank Mayo or at 8 15 am Civic Center.Lecture begins at 9 am.
Landscair Travel Service will show Hawaii pictures at the Aloha breakfast of the Woman's Club of Mount Dora. The event happens Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. at the Mount Dora Yacht Club. Orchids of Hawaii will be presented to attendees. Reservations by Friday call 383 4288.
The First Baptist Church will present the Easter cantata The Resurrection Message Sunday at 8 o'clock as the revival starts Rev Gordon Pittman of Adel Ga will preach each night at 7 30 and on Sunday April 25 A nursery will be available throughout all services all are invited to attend
Alvin King Jr. of Umatilla won the District Jaycees Teen Safe Driving Road-e-o with 370 points. Ross Elmore of Umatilla placed second with 350, and George Spikos of Ocala finished third with 345. King will represent the district at the State Road-eo in Bartow May 8 and 9.
A. V. Martin, April program chairman of the Mount Dora Rotary Club, presented a color film of the 1964 World Series at the Tuesday luncheon. The film was edited by Lew Fonsseca.
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