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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
6
The Mount Dora Business and Professional Women met January 27 at the Community Building. Guest speaker Mrs. Benjamin Ruether noted women won voting rights 50 years ago but only 2 percent have been elected to Congress and she argued women fear criticism and feel parties discriminate against them.
Farmers in Lake County are invited to schedule safety programs during the week of March 8 to 12 1971. Contact Al Marshall executive vice president Lake Farm Bureau Box 255 Tavares 32778 or call 343-4407 to arrange sessions. A separate note quotes comments on job equality and women’s rights focusing on equal pay and leadership.
A speaker recalls Jewish children who fled oppression arriving in the land of freedom and flocking to city libraries. He notes they were eager yet illiterate readers who, after enjoying fiction, pursued selective reading and eventually formed an intellectual working class.
Members of the World War One Barracks and its Ladies Auxiliary are reminded to meet at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday February 10 in the lounge reachable by elevator at the Bank of Mount Dora Triangle Shopping Center to jointly view a travelogue ahead of their separate monthly meetings.
Attorney at Law Tom Champion is appointed 1971 Heart Fund Drive Business Chairman by Larry Lowe, Lake County Heart Fund Chair. Champion urges firms to contribute, noting the economic impact of heart and blood vessel diseases and his long association with the Heart Cause.
Betty Holloway from Indiana brings 14 years in hairdressing to Shear Magic. She is welcomed by McDowell, Dolly Cheat ham, Pat Lewis, Joy Na tion and Ollie Trudell at 911 Donnelly Street next to First Federal Bank.
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