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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
4
The price system drives the economy by signaling supply and demand through price changes. It reallocates consumer spending, induces buying adjustments, and requires prices to move freely to reflect preferences incomes and resource scarcities. It is not inherently good or bad, but a natural result of competitive forces producing abundance and meeting public needs.
President Lyndon Johnson signals a wide push for efficiency in federal spending. He ordered cost audits and cost-cutting across agencies and with contractors to ensure value for every dollar. He also hints at moving tax exempt government projects into private enterprise where feasible.
The Florida Citrus Commission with the Florida Restaurant Association urges eating establishments to feature citrus in daily menus and promote its dietary benefits. Restaurants may submit varied menus by January 2, 1964, with examples like grapefruit sherbet and grapefruit salad. The effort ties tourism to citrus as a state asset and encourages fair pricing.
The American Medical Association reports three key gains: six new medical schools are planned, bringing total to eleven. applications to medical schools rose ten percent, the first rise in six years. and a growing pool of potential medical teachers. The council cautions optimism but urges continued efforts to attract students, noting medicine must compete with other professions.
Karen R. Coffey aged six months died Wednesday at the home of her paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R B Coffey in Mount Dora. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Henry P Coffey of Winter Garden and sister Patty Ann. Funeral arrangements were handled by Rehbaum Funeral Home Mount Dora with the Rev Hugh R Hawkins officiating. Interment was in Umatilla Cemetery.
The Princess Theatre unveils eight classic films for its 1964 art season in the Lake region. It opens January 7 with David And Lisa, then shows Red Shoes January 14 to 16, and Long Day's Journey Into Night January 21 to 23, among other masterpieces.
Lake County Schools announces start of General Education classes leading to a diploma on Monday night at Leesburg High School and other sites including Leesburg Dabney Elementary Eustis High School and Lincoln Park Clermont. Additional classes Shorthand Stenographic Writing Vocational Bookkeeping and Typing begin January 6 7 and 9 with Monday Tuesday and Thursday sessions.
A deeply moving study of the playright's family precedes titles like Lord of the Flies and Divorce Italian Style. The collection includes Waltz of the Torea dors Sky Above Mud Below and Madame, all gems for theatre art connoisseurs.
The Humane Movement holds its annual Open House on Saturday January 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Leesburg Animal Shelter along Rt 441 between Tavares and Leesburg Airport. The event invites the public to tour facilities, learn about pet care, and consider donations of dog or cat food, canned milk for kittens, or cash.
Inquiries announce adult classes across Eustis Mount Dora and Clermont with offerings in Home Sewing Bookkeeping Typing Conversational Spanish and Milner Rosenwald General Education. Registration is 2.00 and classes start at 7 p.m. Call Lou L Bethea for details.
Charles P Taft argues ethics in politics may derive from scripture, framing the Bible as a practical guide for realists and theologians alike. He emphasizes aligning political conduct with moral principle across public life.
Frederick W. Sleight, former Mount Dora resident and director of the Central Florida Museum and Planetarium, travels to Mexico representing the museum in a consultant capacity to the Sociedad de Ciencias Naturales in the Lake Chapala area of Jalisco. He studies potential archeological programs from Lake Chapala to the Pacific and plans a cooperative exhibit program at the Maitland center.
Mount Dora patients admitted this week include Mrs. Dorothy Marker Mrs. Mabel Lyons Mrs. Leona Morris Mr. Frank Finzel Mrs. Helen Sanders Mrs. Ethel Hutchinson Mrs. Frances Williamson Mr. Homer Rice Mrs. Mamie Paine Mr. Dean Barriball Mr. B M Smith Mrs. Kitty Taylor Mrs. Grace Nill and Mrs. Jane Thorpe.
Val Johnson reflects on a sorrowful year marked by tragedy yet finds spiritual rebirth in Christmas. She notes shopping bustle but stresses the true meaning and urges civic unity among business people and organizations to help Mount Dora. Readers’ faith and kindness are gratefully acknowledged, with best wishes for a prosperous new year.
A $534,668 project to revise the US 27 and SR 19 intersection north of Groveland in Lake County will start by January 3. A dual four lane grade separation will be built over SR 19 to improve traffic flow. The contract was awarded to Gregg Gibson and Gregg of Leesburg, with 250 working days to finish the bridge.
A concise reflection on how honest policy serves public safety and practical usefulness, aligning integrity with effective governance. Matthew Henry inspiration underscores moral guidance in shaping prudent rules.
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