Mount Dora Topic July 26 1962 edition note
Mount Dora Topic is published each Thursday by Mount Dora Publishing Company. The paper is entered as second class matter in Mount Dora, Florida, with post office registration on April 7, 1916. This issue bears the date July 26 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Florida
Mount Dora Publishing Company
Sunshine on sewer bond shows public in the loop
The City Council, led by President David Bowen and Mayor Jesse D. Willmott, admitted poor public relations on the $815000 sewer bond program and sought community leaders and the Committee on Representative Government. The result is faster progress and substantial savings for residents, with broad public support and a call to extend cooperation to shopping centers, schools, and downtown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bowen
Jesse D. Willmott
Committee On Representative Government
Mount Dora highlighted on Florida map luncheon mats
A civic notice praises an attention grabbing luncheon mat from Green Tile Restaurant in Eustis that features Mount Dora in a bold type size. The item suggests other eateries in Mount Dora adopt similar promotional mats and notes Graham-Jones Paper Supply Co. sells them in Orlando or Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Florida
Eustis
Leesburg
Orlando
Miami
Graham-Jones Paper Supply Co
Jacksonville
A Prayer From St Edward's Mount Dora In Old Church Bulletin
A prayer from the Bulletin of St Edward's Episcopal Church Mount Dora urges aging gracefully. It asks to avoid meddling in others affairs, speak concisely, endure others pains with patience, and seek humility over memory prowess. The prayer originally appeared in Tidings of the Long Island Diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of
St. Edward’s Episcopal Church of
Mount Dora
Episcopal Diocese
Long Island
A Necessary Evil in Taxation Principles
A Wall Street Journal reader condemns the view that taxes should regulate the economy or serve social ends. He argues taxes are solely for revenue to run the government and warns that using taxation to direct energies or rights paves the way to dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Congress Battles On Fronts Beyond Medicare Fight
Senator reflects on the week of legislative action as the Medicare debate dominates. He warns against an Antitrust Civil Process Act that would grant the Attorney General broad search powers and invade privacy, applauds the defeat by a slim margin, and calls for realistic appropriations to reduce the national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas Jefferson
England
American Bar Association
House
Senate
Wage Earners May Be Eligible For SS Benefits
Social security benefits await many who have not filed for payments they may deserve. Col. Byron R. Patton of the Orlando District says older workers over 65 who still work and earn above 1200 dollars yearly could receive checks. Between ages 62 and 65, reduced benefits may help with dependent children. those denied before the 1961 amendments should recheck if they have six quarters of coverage. The Orlando office is at 2520 North Orange Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Byron R. Patton
Orlando
Col. Patton
Social Security
North Orange Ave
Football And Oranges The Winning Formula stars Gabriel
Roman Gabriel, star of the Florida Citrus Commission film The Winning Formula, discusses conditioning with Dick Stratton. The 6'4" NC State All American led the Eastern All-Stars to a 13-8 win in the All-America Bowl in Buffalo and is signed to quarterback the Los Angeles Rams next season. The film and Tips on Training booklet are free from the Florida Citrus Commission in Lakeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Gabriel
Florida Citrus Commission
Dick Stratton
Jacksonville
Gabriel
North Carolina State College
Buffalo
New York
Los Angeles Rams
Lakeland
Florida
Winn-Dixie Farm Bureau Name Winners
Ann Whittington of Mount Dora won third place in the Girls division and Dalton Yancey of Umatilla took second in the Boys division for the Winn Dixie Farm Bureau college scholarship awards. First place names were Janette Harrington Canal Point and James Lon Busby Gainesville. The $1000 scholarships reward outstanding farm youths funded by Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Whittington
Mount Dora
Dalton Yancey
Umatilla
Winn- Dixie-Farm Bureau College
Janette Harrinton
Canal Point
James Lon Busby
Gainesville
Farm Bureau
Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation
NAM Says Steel Industry Needs Viable Future
The National Association of Manufacturers argues the core issue for steel management is sustaining a going, viable steel industry rather than simply maintaining profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Also Mentioned on This Page
George M. Johnson
Valerie Johnson
AL Palmer, JR
James E. Ryan
Congress
Medicare
Rep. A. Syd Herlong
Senator Hayden
Representative Cannon
Jim Seng
Dorans
Spencer Beebe
the Bronsons
Bronson
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winn-Dixie
First Federal Savings
Holland Commune
City of Oklahoma
Ane