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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
3
A Florida reader advisory emphasizes safe gardening and hobby activities. It warns pesticide handling, proper label review, protective clothing, spill procedures, and head to toe precautions. The piece also cautions about electrical cords, tool hazards, and wound care to prevent injuries.
Mount Dora High School principal Jack Morgan announces about 80 percent of the 1964 graduating class plan to pursue higher education. A partial list shows students headed to Florida schools, Rhode Island programs, and nursing and military institutions.
Florida extension safety leader A M Pettis urges a house wide inspection during spring cleaning. Focus on kitchen appliances and outlets, chimney and stove care, stairway lighting and handrails, basement equipment grounding, and proper storage of flammables poisons and cleaners. Inspection plus correction equals protection.
A reflective quote by Charles Simmons highlights that self-approval earned from truth and a clear conscience yields some of the purest joys. The line underscores inner satisfaction over external rewards.
The Coacoochee Society children of the American Revolution held an annual field trip to St. Augustine visiting Spanish Fort Castillo de San Marcos built 1672 to 1756 and Fort Marion historic sites with members from Mount Dora Eustis and Tangerine.
The Waterman Memorial Hospital Association will hold its annual membership meeting Friday at noon in the Tavares Community Building. Reports from standing committees and the nominating committee will be presented, with election of officers and board trustees whose terms expire. President Edwin Budge Mead says plans for a new dietary department and other goals will be discussed. Drive with care around schools.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club played a seven and a half table Mitchell movement at the Umatilla Community Building. North-South winners were R B Cooper with Anne Walker first, Neff Sebree with Julian Herndon second, L F Douglas with Paul Bryan third. East-West winners were J A Murray with Paul Johnson first, Paul Gerding with H D Hufford second, A Stricklen with J W Parrish third.
A concise note encourages tackling a difficulty by choosing direct action. It frames challenge as solvable and promotes moving forward with a simple, decisive approach. The tone is brisk and motivational, typical of brief guidance notes.
A brief reflection on cultivating inner qualities across time. The piece emphasizes nurture of personal character, patience, and disciplined effort as central to lasting progress and wisdom. It frames inner cultivation as a lasting, practical endeavor guiding actions and choices.
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