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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
4
The nation observes Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13 with the theme Strengthen America Scouting Can Make The Difference. The Boy Scouts of America highlight 54 years of character training citizenship and fitness and urge widespread participation and support to curb juvenile delinquency.
A community potluck at Riley's Park reveals a friendly scene with guests from Landscair and local projectionist Dennis Stephens. Leon Ginter shares two months in Manila to Clark and Baguio with travel notes, photos to be shown Tuesday evening.
Roy Hunt started the new year with an ace on the seventh hole, January 8, at Mount Dora Golf Club. The column notes other club news including death of Bob Roberts, new professional manager Tommy Wood, and various club activities and social events.
Agent Norris urges careful plant purchases for home landscapes. Consider location, size at maturity, sun, soil, and drainage. A reputable nurseryman or clear labels help choose right plants to prevent sickly growth and costly errors.
Latest estimates indicate there are more than five million alcoholics in the United States, a figure exceeding the combined populations of Boston, Louisville, St. Louis, Seattle, Cleveland, San Francisco, Miami and Dallas.
J Edwin Larson announced he will run again for state treasurer and insurance commissioner, citing growth in state cash balance from 13.3 million in 1941 to 149.6 million in 1963 and the rise in state securities from 67.9 million to 681.1 million. He credited laws drawing regional insurance firm HQs and a 1962 premium volume of 401 million for Florida offices.
Opinion piece contends changing attitudes toward smoking reveal death wishes. It outlines social etiquette shifts and a three step guide: sponge for cigarettes, wait to be lit, observe who prompts smoking and who purchases large quantities.
A Social Security Administration representative will be at City Hall Mount Dora on February 5 and 19 from 9 a.m. to noon to assist with old age and survivors insurance benefits and to provide information about the Social Security program and account numbers.
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