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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
8
The Tampa St Petersburg exhibit in the Florida Pavilion at the New York World's Fair has drawn 604394 visitors in the first half of 1964. The display highlights phosphate industry achievements and local Florida themes drawing attention from fairgoers.
County agent notes good progress at USDA Farm Grove between Leesburg and Groveland with rootstock scion testing at multiple bud heights for cold protection. He visits Hart's Nursery while describing the aeroplane sprayer rig and Florida horticultural society events and local lawn care tips from Fred Strobel.
Police Chief J T Bud Huett warns motorists to never leave children unattended in vehicles. He cites a recent incident where a 21 year old pulled the gear lever from park, allowing a car to roll from near the Post Office into the 7 11 parking lot and strike another car. He urges the car be in park with the parking brake engaged if leaving a child briefly is absolutely necessary.
A Social Security Administration district office representative will be at Mount Dora City Hall on September 2 and 16, 1964 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to help residents apply for old age and survivors insurance benefits obtain Social Security numbers or gather program information.
Fifteen wildlife biologists stationed across Florida will tackle about 50 wildlife management problems to conserve wildlife and increase game for 71 000 Florida deer hunters. A three year high priority program seeks to economically move deer from overstocked areas to hunting lands. The four in one plan aims to curb crop damage prevent deer starvation boost sport and establish new deer herds with studies on tranquilizers tattooing alligators and species like quail squirrel and waterfowl.
Robert E. Chard of 32 Circle Drive Riley's Park Mount Dora died Tuesday morning August 11 at age born in Grand Rapids Michigan He worked for the City of Detroit before moving to Mount Dora ten years ago He is survived by his wife Christal Funeral services were held Friday at 10 am at Zeller Kennedy Hamlin Funeral Home with Rev C J Bellamy officiating
Utility pole work in Sylvan Shores was finished with poles relocated behind homes. Harold Overhiser said the new lines were used for the first time Tuesday and praised cooperative residents for a smooth transition.
A household tip suggests placing a small desk in a kitchen corner to organize meals, write grocery lists, and call friends. It notes dads can use basement spaces and moms prefer compact, efficient setups without occupying large areas.
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