National Editorial Assignts Six Months Single Copy
An editorial assignment notes a six month period for single copy circulation. The piece discusses distribution and policy considerations affecting readers and market reach.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
4
An editorial assignment notes a six month period for single copy circulation. The piece discusses distribution and policy considerations affecting readers and market reach.
Attendees recount a discouraging episode at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner as Donald J. Hart of the University of Florida faced criticism for off color remarks about the White House. The letter argues the broadcast address undermined support for teachers and calls for better business salesmanship.
A letter from readers lauds Waterman Memorial Hospital progress and a $600000 expansion plan but condemns current hospital meals as atrocious. The Pink Ladies Auxiliary urged greater patient food oversight, proposing KP duties and more supervision of kitchen and service staff.
Editorial extols local advertising as vital to free press and community commerce. It argues ads fund radio, TV, periodicals and newspapers, enabling informed citizens and three party service for buyers sellers and voters.
A conference summary shows officials from meat processing and beef industries debating consumer pampering and the need for accurate grading. Proposals include a paint program for livestock, better disease control, more tenderization research, longer shelf life packaging, and broader consumer information on beef cuts.
A driver recalls taking a required test after an accident, describes shifts in road rules since early days, and credits a refresher course at Harbuck Driving School and a courteous FHP examiner for passing. He emphasizes defensive driving and respect for the license gained.
Aphids distort citrus leaves and secrete honeydew that fosters sooty mold. They also spread Tristeza, a serious virus affecting sour orange rootstock. Control early with spot treatments using Systex, lindane, and Malathion at prescribed spray rates. prevents major damage to Temples and Murcotts.
The Mount Dora Symphony Society plans an officers election Monday at 7 30 pm at the Mount Dora Public Library. Members and past members are invited to attend. Arrangements will be announced.
The Wesley Fellowship class hosts a supper tonight in Fellowship Hall at 6:30 PM. Chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunton, guiding the event.
A reader notice lists churches in Mount Dora area with service times and ministers. It includes Mount Dora Baptist Church, First Avenue Methodist, Church of Christ on Fifth Avenue, Presbyterian Church on Sixth Avenue, St Edward's Episcopal, Central Christian, and Community Church on Donnelly. Details give Sunday School times and morning and evening services.
Corner of Lemon and Jove invites Sunday services at 11:00 am and Sunday School at 11:00 am. Wednesday evening service times are not clear in the notice.
Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Worship Service at 12:00 PM led by Dr. G J Schillerstrom, Minister.
Community church invites parishioners to worship as Reverend Louis Johnston conducts Sunday service at 11 o clock in the morning.
A brief note from readers thanking the newspaper for showing how the paper is made. Signatories include Philip Hale Bobby Byant Robb ert Ashton Allen Whittington den chief Philip Andrews Charles Clement Terry Snowberge Del Pitzer Calvin Durham.
Oleander Circle of the Lakes Hills Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward P. Broy Tuesday at 1 30 p m The project is Practice of Making Floral Arrangements Each member is asked to bring an artistic design using flowers from their own garden if possible
Mount Dora readers propelled The Linkletter through eight and a half years of service with thanks for support. The column shares jokes poems and ads for valentines and office supplies while noting delivery service and ongoing growth of the Mount Dora business.
A public series hosted by Prof. E. E. Lewis invites readers to join in challenging discussions on Red China. The sessions urge participants to stay mentally alert while engaging with the topic and presenting informed viewpoints.
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