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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
4
The author argues that a loyal opposition safeguards individual rights and self government against mass focused programs. It stresses free idea exchange, private enterprise, and self-determination as core to a free society, pledging to uphold opposition with conviction and goodwill.
Veterans with permanent GI life insurance may borrow up to 94 percent of the cash surrender value for emergencies. Loans accrue 4 percent interest on unpaid balances and may be repaid in $5 increments before premium defaults. Surrender ends all protection and cannot be renewed. Contact the Veteran County Service Officer or write P. O. Box 1437, St. Petersburg for applications.
A quip suggests dogs mirror their owners, likely causing concern about behavior around friends strangers and children in everyday settings.
Florida wildlife officers of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission intensify water patrols on lakes rivers and streams using boats from canoes to airboats. The effort runs through summer and early fall with surveys to assess lake conditions and fish populations. Creel censuses will measure angler catch per hour. Resident licenses cost 3 dollars and non resident licenses range 8 dollars yearly 3 25 for 14 days and 2 25 for five days.
Mount Dora Water man Memorial Hospital lists patients: Constance Fenske Helen Holmes Agnes Pait Harvey Stephens Alice Bolton Pauline Wilson Frank Jones Ronald Christie Margaret Peterson Ruby Elting Hugh Leaming Edward Sherwood John Willmott Maude Beiser Marjorie Stewart. 65 plus must have a valid fishing license for rod and reel or artificial lure in fresh water. Residents are exempt when fishing non commercially with up to three cane poles in their county of residence except on a fish management area. Daily bag limits are 10 bass 15 pickerel 35 panfish including red finned pike and 30 white bass. Total possession limit is two days bag after the first day.
The Florida Department of Agriculture calibrates 83 weights from 1,000 pounds to eight ounces for space programs at Cape Kennedy. Work done in Tallahassee Mayo Building uses standards from the National Bureau of Standards or state agencies with four days needed per job. Calibration tolerance is one ounce on 1,000 pounds and a grain on eight ounces.
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