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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
8
A compact guide explains growing plants in nutrient solutions with roots suspended in water and gravel as a medium. It covers setup, nutrient mixing, pH balances, necessity of supports, and cautions about fertilizers while noting practical tips for tomatoes cucumbers and peppers.
Twenty years ago Mount Dora reports note Florida Power restrictions by War Production Board effective February first. Harvard observatory studies sun earth weather near Climax Colorado continue. Mount Dora Chamber backs 175 members for 1945. PTA backs swimming in schools. Park Commission eyes a tree program and Boy Scout hut site on Charles Avenue. Mothers March on Polio raises 661 funds to reach 1843 for March of Dimes. City auditors flag strong debt payments and 99.8 percent tax and utility collections. Kiwanis clubs discussed involvement with park plans.
The German American Society of Orlando announces the third annual Fashingball or Mardi Gras Pageant to be held at the Egyptian Room of the Cherry Plaza on February 27 at p.m. under Prince Carnival Nick Netter and Princess Lilo Mag yar. Admission is by invitation only with invitations through society members or by writing or phoning Mrs. James Marlow at 715 Warwick Place Orlando.
M T Dixon of the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs says Congress gave the VA Administrator power to waive or release claims against a veteran or spouse due to loss from a defaulted VA guaranteed or direct loan. Authority applies when default arises from compelling reasons without veteran fault and debt collection would cause severe hardship. Dixon advises veterans with loan defaults to contact Veteran County Service Officers.
A city council overturned a commission ruling and favored Gilbert Park as the project site after a sponsor expressed preference for that location. The reversal highlights pressure from community groups and the sponsor to locate the project in Gilbert Park.
Dryers save time and energy, offering convenience from basic to high end models. Features add value but raise service risk. lint traps and proper venting prevent fires, while safety interlocks and grounding protect users.
Lawn care guidance on fertilizing mowing watering and pest control. It explains optimal nutrient levels for ornamental turf, risks of under or over fertilization, mowing height effects, water practices, and when herbicides like 2 4 D or 2 4 D T are needed to manage broadleaf weeds and invasive grasses.
Most patients at the Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center in Avon Park are aged 35 to 55, highlighting the dominant age bracket in the facility.
Construction has begun on a million-dollar laboratory at the Institute of Marine Science of the University of Miami. The new building will house the Division of Physical Sciences studying ocean currents waves tides underwater sound and light sea water chemistry deep sea sediments and sea floor topography. Established 1943 the institute sits on a Virginia Key 5 acre tract and employs over 300 scientists technicians and staff. Next fall the Virginia Key campus will be dedicated with ceremonies featuring educators oceanographers and government leaders from around the world.
The article notes DSMA products Crab-E-Rad Dimet Clout and Sodar control bullgrass and other annual grasses but should not be used on St Augustine centipedegrass carpetgrass or bahiagrass. Dalapan can control bahiagrass bermudagrass or other perennials, but it harms desirable grass, so apply only to infested areas and follow manufacturer labels to avoid lawn damage.
The 4th annual Florida Industries Exposition will be held in Orlando from April 27 to 30 with cooperation from the Florida Development Commission. Prominent Florida citrus fruit bear the new SunFlavor trademark, described as the state's seal of quality for agricultural products.
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