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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
4
Mount Dora Topic is issued every Thursday by the Mount Dora Publishing Company and filed as second class matter at Mount Dora, Florida, under the 1879 act. The notice confirms postal processing and location details for the historical paper.
W J Godtel argues that living costs hinge on what a day's pay buys locally, not exchange rates. He cites farming's shift from 80 percent of workers to 6.8 percent, subsidies rising to 625 per farm, and farmer income falling while distribution costs rise, urging a united farmer movement to push prices and incomes toward the national average.
The State Road Department requests bids for work on Florida Road 468 from State Road 44 east to U S Highway 27. Bids are to be opened January 27 at SRD headquarters in Tallahassee.
Wettstein of Leesburg, a tri captain for Florida State University in 1965, has signed with the Denver Broncos. Also note a meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 103 is set for tonight at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.
The City Council of Umatilla adopts a public relations program aimed at stimulating greater public awareness and engagement with municipal activities and decisions. The plan details outreach efforts, community meetings, and information dissemination strategies.
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head of the Selective Service, says if current draft-eligible pool runs dry he would target college students. In an interview with The Christian Science Monitor, he notes age limits, registrant totals, and shifts toward increased enlistments as Vietnam-era tensions grow.
Readers seek guidance on baby names and romantic misgivings. Abner suggests using a name tied to personal memories to persuade a spouse and shares a cautionary tale about photos and trust in a family business.
Winter resident John C. Barrett 85 of 1004 Donnelly St died Monday Jan 3 at Wethersfield Manor Convalescent Home Wethersfield Conn Born New Britain he moved to Hartford in 1903 retired 17 years ago as president of J C Barrett Co a Hart ford wood and metal pattern shop He wintered in Mount Dora He was a member of First Methodist Church Mount Dora Willis Lodge AF and AM West Hartford Putnam Phalanx Hartford He leaves Harriet Morgan Barrett wife three sons and four daughters 23 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren Services were held Jan 6 at Trinity Methodist Church New Britain Interment at West Lane Cemetery Kensington Conn
Gilbert Sleight completed work at Park, Croquet Courts, and lakefront filling funded by private tree receipts. His final project, the Mile of Beauty on Old 441 to the Golden Triangle Shopping Center, features cape and crape myrtles. Park Commission members accepted his resignation with great regret and granted honorary membership.
Geo J White president declares the report of condition true and correct. Directors attest the accuracy, stating the document has been examined and is accurate to the best of their knowledge and belief. Deposits average 300000.00 and loans average 2762753.76 after valuation reserves.
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