National Editorial On One Year Six Months Single Copy Ten
An editorial column discusses pricing and distribution for a one year six month single copy issue policy. It analyzes reader reach and impacts on circulation revenue and public access.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
4
An editorial column discusses pricing and distribution for a one year six month single copy issue policy. It analyzes reader reach and impacts on circulation revenue and public access.
The Post Office Department under Postmaster General J Edward Day vows the toughest drive yet against mailing pornographic material. The inspection service will lead a restrained campaign, focusing on violators, reporting by the public, and showing results rather than loud announcements. Supporters expect a successful, steady crackdown.
The Esso Education Foundation, organized by Standard Oil of New Jersey in 1955, has awarded nearly $9.5 million to 494 colleges and universities through 1960-61. Chairman M. J. Rathbone notes unrestricted grants empower institutions to use funds effectively, supporting both direct campus aid and umbrella funds like the United Negro College Fund.
A Fairfield Connecticut housewife Mag gie Rudkin began baking bread in 1937 to aid her asthmatic son. Her product grew to 4 000 loaves weekly, attracting grocery stores and city buyers. The venture became Pepperidge Farm Inc later sold to Campbell Soup Co for 357 413 Campbell shares worth about 28 million dollars. It still can be done in America.
The piece argues that highway deaths are tolerated while commercial transport shocks trigger public outrage. It asserts that private travel is less safe than commercial land, air, or water carriers, due to social acceptance of individual irresponsibility and callous attitudes toward road casualties.
The American Economic Foundation notes rising opposition on college campuses to welfare state ideas. A conservative inter-collegiate group meeting in Sharon Connecticut urged that individual free will underpins liberty. They warned government overreach harms internal order national defense and justice.
Winners of the Mount Dora Art League annual exhibition held at the Mount Dora Community Building were Mrs. Charles Edgar Shaw of Eustis for portraiture, Mrs. Sally Stewart for landscape, and Mrs. Isabel H. Gassett for still life. The show also featured ceramics, hand painted china, and hooked rugs. A Wedgewood tea set created for Edward VIII’s coronation drew special interest.
Funeral services for Charles J. Winkler 71 winter resident of Mount Dora will be held in Gladwin Michigan. He died here Tuesday. He is survived by his wife two sons Henry and Melvin both of Gladwin a daughter Mrs Marian Hilliard of Sterling Michigan and ten grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home forwarding remains to Gladwin for services.
Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club results from Monday in a 10 table Howell movement. Winners were Ernest Butler and Wesley Elston first, Mrs J B Murphy and Mrs Daniel Abel second, Ed Elting and Merritt Reeve third, Mrs Betty Boli and Mrs James Giltner fourth, Mrs S C Colley and Mrs E A Nimnicht fifth, Memory Martin and Mrs David Walker tied for sixth with Ed Busch and Mrs Cliff Hannum. Sessions open each Monday at 7 30 PM at the Fountain Inn Eustis.
In an interview, Jose Gaspar proclaims plans to invade Tampa on Monday February 13. He vows a Gasparilla style parade up the Hillsborough River and a week of celebration before targeting Castro Galvao and others he deems enemies of his pirate domain.
Lakes and Hills Garden Club circles held flower arranging lectures on Tuesday. Camellia Circle speaker Mrs. Daniel Bishop discussed line in artistic arrangements in an illustrated talk. Azalea Circle speaker Mrs. Charles B. Gray spoke on flower arranging for fun with hostesses Miss Ruth Collins and others assisting.
Jeff Bowen earns the Webelo award the top Cub Scouting honor during Cub Pack 19 Monday meeting opening Boy Scout Week. He also shares the Lion award with Danny Jackson and others as members collect Wolf and Bear Badges and Gold Arrows. Leaders and Scouts including Flavius Haddock Bruce Cain and more receive Tenderfoot badges. Mount Dora Kiwanis Club to honor local Boy Scouts at a Thursday luncheon with all scouts and den leaders as honored guests.
Bill Friedman of Lake County schools attended a Central Florida Civil Defense course staged by a Navy team. The program covered radiation effects on personnel, decontamination, gas mask drills, radiological surveys, and field practices. It noted a lethal radiation dose would require proximity within 2025 yards of a nuclear blast.
A concise reflection on human conflict with his own tendencies, despite crafting the very tool that tempts and tests him. The line hints at inventor’s hubris and the car as a symbolic challenger.
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club members heard from Mrs. Myron E. Taylor Lake County supervisor of elementary education Dr L D Burbank Lake County Health dentist and Sam Williams son of Mr and Mrs Buster Williams about dental health efforts in schools The program covers from first grade through high school with ongoing teaching guides and a study of 600 students on tooth brushing and oral health.
Gainesville experts urge early fungicide sprays to curb azalea petal blight. Dr. Mullin advises 5 to 10 day reapplications, minimum three, with thiram or zineb as most effective. Cover flowers with a fine mist. sprays protect new growth, do not cure existing infection.
Florida Medical Association announces a health service event by the Tropics i Health Tropics i Service of Your Doctor at our Local Medical Society. Details pending.
Babies progress through established milestones from light/dark perception to eye fixation at 3 to 6 weeks and cooing by 2 months. Smiles appear around seven months, laughter by four months, and memory by three months. girls tend to speak earlier. Regular pediatric checkups ensure healthy development.
The Florida State Chamber of Commerce announces the 1961 Directory of Florida Industries a 596 page volume listing all known Florida industries with officers and details. It may be purchased for $6 at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce in Tavares. A wise man sees as much as he ought, not as much as he can.
A community church guide lists denominations and leaders including Rev. David Coffield at Sixth and Tremain and Rev. James Jones at Fifth Ave. Also noted are Sam Ayers and Cletus Stutzman at Fifth Ave, Rev. George L. Kress at Sixth Ave, and Rev. John F. Mangrum at St. Edward's Grandview. Services span mornings, evenings, and midweek Bible study across multiple venues.
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 11 00 am with Sunday School at 11 00 am and Wednesday evening service at 8 00 pm at the corner of Lemon and Grove.
Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and worship service at 11:00 A.M. led by Dr. G. Schillerstrom, minister.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Louis service at 11:00 a m on a Sunday with unclear date. Likely church event listing for a community service.
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