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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
5
Personal notes detail visits to retirement homes across five states praising a facility in Elgin. Mount Dora residents enjoy Florida garden sights and bridge games while others plan trips to New York World’s Fair. Army Pvt. Gosta P. Fredriksson reports to Fort Riley. Charles Reid wins a local photography contest and Ishouse Players executive positions are noted. Mount Dora couple marks 50th anniversary with a July open house.
George Henry Cottman an 82 year old resident of Eustis for two years and former Ocala, Florida resident died Wednesday July 15. He belonged to the Seventh Day Adventist Church and is survived by wife Virginia Addison Cottman a daughter Ruth Arnold of Miami a step daughter Wilma Newbern of Mount Dora two stepsons Lowell Addison of Valdosta and Carl Andrews of Winter Haven and five grandchildren. Funeral services were at Rehbaum Chapel Saturday at 1 p.m. with burial at Swift Creek Cemetery Lake Butler Florida at 5 30 p.m.
Spots describe best seasons winter and spring for sea trout in bays flats and inlets. Legal length is twelve inches. Florida's saltwater fishing industry ranks fifth in the U S and employs over 175000 people.
Linda King of Mount Dora led 130 teenagers from eight central Florida counties at 4-H Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest near Astor Park. The group, aided by county and home demonstration agents, learned food science through six experiments on liquids in food preservation salt solutions in vegetables and the impact of baking powders on foods to support nutrition education. The Florida Agricultural Extension Service runs five camps with more than 6,000 youths attending weekly each summer.
In a four table Howell movement Memory Martin and Mrs W H Clifton won first place followed by Marie Matsche and Jean Gray in second place Jack Groves and Mrs Virginia Douglas with Ray Breeden finished fourth The club meets Thursdays at 7 30 p m in the community room of First Federal Savings and Loan Bank Mount Dora.
The article offers pantry style recipes and tips. It covers preparing stuffed zucchinis with mixed junior foods and baking at 350 F, a spinach blend with cream cheese, a decorative hard egg garnish for salads, pork chops baked with plums and baby food, and fish fillets with soured cream dill and lemon for a Scandinavian touch.
Lake-Sumter Junior College welcomes four enrollments and a fifth expected as three twin sets join the fall roster. Dean E J Bruns assures identification will be manageable since no two sets are identical though one pair resembles each other. Byron Estey and George Griffin Kennedy Jr are Mount Dora High School graduates and sons of local residents.
Edward Moore of Pensacola a UF Law senior is elected president of the John Marshall Bar Association JMBA the law school student government unit with about 300 members Moore succeeds Lamar Matthews of Bradenton Other officers include Jeff Ray of Mount Dora as vice president and Ted Babbit of North Miami Beach as secretary.
Harry H. Bradford 92 of Tangerine died Friday after living in Tangerine since 1945. He was a member of Tangerine Community Church and the Tangerine Improvement Society. Survived by stepson William Hoopes and step-granddaughter Marguerite Dickey plus other step-grandchildren. Services were held at Rehbaum Chapel Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Rev Kenneth Book officiating. Interment followed in Pine Forest Cemetery Mount Dora.
Mr. Harry H. Bradford 91 died Friday after living alone since his wife’s death five years ago. Born in Maryland he worked for the railroad and lived in Milwaukee. He married in Cleveland and moved to Tangerine in 1945 joining the church and Improvement Society. Survived by a step granddaughter and several step grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services were at Rehbaum Chapel with the Rev Kenneth W Book officiating. Interment Pine Forest Cemetery. Mrs Thomas Nee died suddenly in Richmond Va June 18 survived by mother husband and three daughters.
The article surveys hedge options suitable for Florida yards, from Trifoliate orange to yaupon and wax privet. It covers plant choices for small and large lots, maintenance tips, soil preparation, fertilization, and the need to consult local agents for site-specific recommendations. It notes how different hedges tolerate wind salt spray and shade and includes fertilizer and lime guidance for azaleas and other common hedges.
A feature on the enduring pursuit of beauty notes ancient empires and Jezebel as early influence. It previews a week of exploring beauty customs and invites readers to choose The Golden Door Salon on Fifth Avenue Mount Dora for professional and personalized service.
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