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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
4
An article in Mount Dora celebrates a local firm that grew from a one person venture to five employees in fifteen years, proving business vitality. It credits customer care and community support, urging other merchants to adopt similar public relations and service to keep commerce strong.
Editorials from several towns discuss budget balance and tax policy notes. The San Manuel piece cites LBJ on budgeting and taxes, Slayton questions welfare policy and protests, Louisburg urges citizen oversight of officials, and Abilene contrasts union contracts with tax proposals while noting Washington policy.
A wintering couple writes to Mount Dora's publisher defending the town and its leadership, praising the community and addressing rumors of control by a few. They say Mount Dora is perfect and express optimism about the town’s faith and direction.
This week at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis nine Mount Dora patients are named including Sandra Grantham Johnnie Mae Turner Alton Krauss Jessie Smith Marguerite Zeigler William Jerman Adelard Therrien Ray Porter and Dennis Humphrey The note ends with a local town appreciation from Bethel Ohio signed Ray G Salt.
Article cautions that carbon tetrachloride, despite its common household availability and non inflammable label, is a highly toxic solvent. It explains its widespread cleaning uses while warning readers of serious health hazards and dangers from improper handling.
The article extols Walt Disney as the creator of a vast Disney World in Central Florida between Orlando and Kissimmee. It notes the project’s $100 million scale, twice Manhattan, and frames Florida legislation as enabling the dream. It lauds Disney’s impact and the continued dedication of his organization to realize his vision.
A health briefing describes carbon tetrachloride as a dangerous solvent used in cleaners and pesticides. It warns inhalation fumes can poison the brain and liver, with death in severe cases and symptoms often appearing after exposure.
In the Capitol this week the constitutional revision session echoes last year with many same participants. Ches terfield Smith chairs the commission, and figures like Bill O’Neill John Crews and Judge Hugh Taylor are present. Also honored are Ballentine and LeRoy Adkinson with Keyhole Awards for exemplary service in the House and Senate chambers.
This report lists the 1967 hurricane names to be used including Arlene Beulah Cindy Debra Edith Frieda Kristy Laura Margo Mona Orchid Portia Ginny Helena Irene Janice Rachel Sandra Terese Verna Wallis. The capstone note explains names become hurricane designations at tropical storm force and that Q Y X Y Z are not used.
Florida Podiatry Assn warns that foot pain can trigger a chain reaction of discomfort through the spine and body, stressing the importance of proper foot care and timely treatment.
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