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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
3
Mount Dora officer D. Willmott suspended after charges against him and four others in Volusia County alleging theft of four hogs. The case stems from a reported hogs killing during a hunt and involves multiple individuals and a criminal inquiry.
Alan Grant of Orlando speaks on Freedom Academy to Pilot Club of Lake County members at the Tavares Civic Center on Thursday February 22. All Civic clubs in the area are invited. reservations through Mrs. Sybil B. Satin.
Ralph W. Cessna of Chicago will give a free public lecture in Mount Dora Sunday at 3 p.m. on how Christian Science removes limitations. The talk, under First Church of Christ Scientist Eustis, Community Building, covers overcoming barriers and features Cessna’s background as a former newspaperman and Christian Science lecturer.
Report from Sorrento notes a Tuesday TB talk at the Presbyterian Church led by Maj. Joe Story. Mrs Slater Cox received a standout introduction, a TB movie was shown, and a later church service featured youth participants led by James M. Geddes. Upcoming events include Home Demonstration workshop Feb 16 and a TB X-ray unit in Sorren to March 9 3–6 pm at Driggers store.
The Mount Dora Hurricanes beat Groveland Tuesday but lost Friday to the Eustis Panthers on a buzzer shot. Students look ahead to Thursday through Saturday tournaments and other school activities including a Bible School Bulldogs win and senior fund drives.
The City of Mount Dora will award six cash prizes totaling $30 to local eighth and ninth graders for essays promoting electricity in modern life. The contest supports National Electric Week with the theme Electricity Powers Progress. Mayor Jesse D Willmott signed the proclamation. Councilman Gordon L. Dake recommended and oversees the project. Themes due by week’s end with prizes of $5 $3 and $2 per class.
A terse advisory warns drivers to stay vigilant about a vehicle ahead, noting that the brief distance to danger increases risk and requires careful attention from motorists.
A public safety message urges drivers to focus on safe practices to reduce accidents. Authorities acknowledge ongoing issues with dangerous driving and call for accountability and improved road manners to protect pedestrians.
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