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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues against a 35 hour work week as a federal remedy, warning it would raise costs and reduce competitiveness. It cites the New York Times as noting such a policy would curb fuller use of resources and worsen unemployment amid global competition.
A 1960s critique argues voter turnout suffers from outdated laws and registration practices. Balk cites ill or institutionalized voters and pre election roll freezes, noting a potential third of the electorate may abstain in the next presidential race. Calls rise for reforms to modernize registration and election rules.
The 14th annual Florida Artist Group exhibition will be on display at Stetson University in Elizabeth Hall and the Stetson Union through Jan 31. Read by Carl Holty from the University of Louisville the works showcase 27 Florida artists with oils watercolors mixed media and collage. Notable participants include Ralph Bagley Genell Boozer Jerry Farnsworth Hilton Leech Helen Polster Stuart Purser P. R. McIntosh Elsie and Louis Freund and Fred Messersmith of DeLand as president and Stetson art department chair.
A reflective line attributed to Daniel DeFoe about mastering temper beneath turmoil and finding inner peace during life’s fiercest challenges.
Lake Sumter Junior College announces spring registration for day students at Leesburg High School auditorium on Wednesday January 29 with classes starting January 30. Evening division starts January 30 with first night registration. First time students report January 23 for placement tests and orientation occurs January 28 with addresses by Dr. Paul P. Williams and Tim Hatfield.
Karl Lehmann, recently re signed as director of Civil Defense of Lake County, received a Board of County Commissioners Resolution expressing appreciation for his services. The resolution notes he was the county’s first director, served without compensation, and organized units countywide. The board commended his loyal and unselfish service to Lake County and its people.
Florida Agricultural Extension broadens its reach beyond farms to serve urban and rural nonfarm residents. County agents link with university resources to provide expert counseling, education, and 4-H youth programs, signaling a shift toward service for all people amid growing federal spending and coin shortages.
The Lake County Unit of the American Cancer Society identifies April as Cancer Crusade month and outlines contacting town chairmen and volunteers. Memorial checks already received will be credited to this year's crusade. envelopes are available at the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce or through Mrs. Selma Pearce, secretary, Box 12, Mount Dora. Organizations may contact Mrs. Pearce to arrange cancer education programs including film shows.
Stetson University Florida Presbyterian College Rollins College Bethune-Cookman College and Florida Southern College join a Studies Abroad program slated for September. Eligible students must have completed two years of college by September and meet language and honors program criteria. The cost is 2100 dollars covering transportation tuition room and board. For more information write to Dr. Elsie G. Minter.
The Lake County Republican Club executive board meeting in Leesburg discussed finances and future plans including a Lincoln's Day dinner. Don Smith presided, with Mrs. Clifford Neal detailing a Washington day parade float in Eustis on Feb 22. The Golden Triangle Republican Women's Club hosted, and donations or help are welcome.
An eighth grade student at Mount Dora High School reflects on November 22 1963 the nation stunned by the assassination. The editor recalls silent classrooms tribute programs prayers and a clarinet medley of patriotic tunes. He calls for national unity and renewed faith in leadership.
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