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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
4
A creed asserting Christ centered aims for constitutional ideals and democratic life. It upholds equality, justice, and religious freedom, urges civic participation, condemns discrimination, and envisions Church and State in cordial separation guiding law, order, and social ethics. It cites Christ as foundation and Psalms 24.1 as principle.
A Social Security representative will be at Mount Dora City Hall on January 25 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bring your Social Security card proof of age and last year’s earnings to get quicker, better service for benefits or general questions.
Florida Commissioner Doyle Conner pledged full Department facilities to aid the citrus industry as it markets the record crop. At a Lakeland meeting with executives he announced collaboration with the Florida Citrus Commission to feature citrus at the Seventh Annual Spring Harvest Festival in New York and Philadelphia January 23 to 27. The event marks the first time a commodity is showcased at the festival to reach major national buyers and editors.
A reader observes shifting beauty norms among teens and adults, noting girls embrace bold hair and makeup while boys adopt feminine styling. The piece touches on cosmetic counter culture, men’s grooming, and a ceramic art scene by Phyllis Dobay on Lake Dora Road with Earl's involvement shaping home decor.
The council referred the matter to the Annexation Committee for study and report. Kiwanis member Gene Moss asked the city to cover 50 percent of extending the Community auditorium stage for the Florida Symphony Orchestra, with Kiwanis contributing the other half. Council approved the request and approved Champion’s plan to install more coach lights and planter boxes to Sixth Avenue along Donnelly Street.
A reader notes Pilgrim Blue glass pitchers given for a first anniversary and mentions 12 months ahead. The column cites Florida road officials planning action on US 441 Donnelly Street intersection amid concerns over fatalities and highway safety.
A Mount Dora High School tour reveals clean facilities and a 40 cent hot or cold lunch. Lake County officials note only 39 percent of 587 students eat lunch, with many abstaining or bringing bag lunches as funds rise from 35 to 40 cents.
Arthur J. Brady of Maitland builds a functional model beehive for Orlando's Central Florida Museum. The display shows bees at work with honey and honeycomb and notes bees may come and go from the exhibit.
The record notes common stock totals with 1 8,000 authorized shares and 2 3,000 outstanding shares. The president affirms the department of condition as true and correct to the best belief, signed by George J. White Jr.
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