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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
4
The term tangerine derives from Tangier Morocco and now applies to red skinned mandarins. The key Dancy variety started from a seedling at Buena Vista Florida by Col. George L. Dancy and reached cultivation around 1871 or 1872.
Practical guidance on selecting tender cuts for outdoor cooking and using moist heat for less tender ones. Notes on grilling pork chops ham spareribs and beef steaks, timing for rare to well done, and when to apply barbecue sauce to avoid burning. Emphasizes thick cuts, proper sauce timing, and managing fat flare ups.
Paul H Wood aged 68 of Holly Dr died in Augusta Georgia on April 20. A WW I and II veteran he served as a Colonel with the 12th Armored Division under Patton in France and Germany. Survived by daughter Norma Jean Garrison of Langhorne PA siblings J Parker Wood, Robert H Wood, Opal Reich, Vera Jane Cose, four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Eustis chapel Saturday at 10 with Rev Geer, Masonic rites at Greenwood Cemetery Eustis.
Florida farmers now have more than 400 million dollars invested in agricultural equipment including 74 820 tractors. The state reports tractor counts rising about 8 2 percent annually since 1959 and continued increases are expected.
Rhubarb leaves contain oxalic acid and should not be eaten raw or cooked. Large amounts may cause nausea vomiting pain diarrhea and trouble swallowing. First aid includes lime water milk of magnesia milk and cheese. Also advertising SEABROOKS PHARMACY Mount Dora offerings and a household tip on stopping a coughing spasm with salt.
William E. Forney, 75, of Eustis died Monday April 18. A native of Hiram Ohio he lived in Northville Michigan before moving to Eustis eleven years ago. He was a retired coal dealer and Rotary Club past president. Survived by wife Marie a brother John Sylvan Shores and sister May Clark. Funeral Thursday April 21 at 2 p.m. at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home Eustis with Rev. Kenneth Book officiating. Interment Lakeside Memory Gardens Eustis.
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