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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
12
Dentists recommend extracting impacted lower wisdom teeth by age 19 to 23 to prevent infection decay or damage to adjacent teeth. Younger patients heal faster with less pain. For pregnant patients dental care should continue, especially during the fourth through sixth months, to relieve pain and prevent infection.
Florida wildlife officials caution fishermen and boaters during peak season. Chairman W B Copeland urges notifying family of exact location and return time, following boating regulations, hiring a guide if unsure, and promptly contacting the County Sheriff if someone is late to prevent unnecessary searches.
Mrs. Helen Parrington and Mrs. Ethel Reif represented Central Lake County at the Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies state board meeting held Monday and Tuesday at the Presbyterian Conference Center in Lake Placid. Policies for the coming year were adopted and dates announced for 1967 from Jan 15 in Jacksonville to Feb 28 statewide. Officers elected include Mrs. Morton McDonald DeLand president Mrs. Victor Wehle St. Petersburg vice president Mrs. Frank Alexander Winter Haven second vice president Mrs. Thomas Richard Tampa treasurer Mrs. Jay Booth Lakeland secretary and new board members Mrs. J. A. Mitchell Sarasota and Mrs. Harry Bennett West Palm Beach.
Lake County Chamber of Commerce board met in Tavares with president Guy Merry presiding. Progress reports covered highways zoning and town activities while Byron Herlong cited an inventory of county waterways to assess needed improvements.
Mrs. Mattie Lou Gulledge 67 of Mount Plymouth died Tuesday. A Georgia native she had lived in Mount Plymouth 31 years. Survived by son Noel Gulledge and daughter Mrs. Jack Tindell. sister Mrs. J. C. Bradley and five grandchildren. Services held today at Rehbaum Chapel Mount Dora at 11 a.m. with Rev. Eugene S. Watts officiating. Interment Bay Ridge Cemetery.
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