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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
8
Holley argues government aid is a small share of citizens money and wasteful after entering the bureaucracy. He says state governments must act or buying power will deteriorate as government costs rise. He cites Reader's Digest on poverty politics as proof. Time is running out, he says.
A Lake County service officer says the Veterans Administration uses an electronic computer to inform widows and orphans of veteran beneficiaries about changes in laws that affect their payments. The machine searches its files to see who may switch from death compensation to Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, potentially increasing benefits.
John Sumner Graves of Mount Dora was graduated from Lawrence Academy Groton Mass after three years active in Dramatic Club Glee Club Greensleeves Current Events Club and Circle Francais He earned Junior Varsity soccer and Varsity golf letters and two more Varsity letters in his junior and senior years plus the James E Baker Award He was Cum Laude Society elected for scholastic achievement.
Hotel and Restaurant Commissioner Robert Riedel announced that 1 138 licenses were issued to public lodging and food service establishments in Florida during June.
Northern Dancer claimed the 1964 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park with a $138,200 purse before the largest Florida crowd to witness a horse race.
Four Mount Dora High School students attended the 12th annual Florida Youth Workshop in Gainesville the week of July 18 19. Peter Harvey student council president Allen Whittington vice president Connie Penley secretary treasurer and Glenna Greenwell vice president of Paramedics and NHS participated. Leaders from across the state discussed drop outs honor courts youth juries student administration relations fundraising and election procedures. Notable speakers included Thomas Bailey and Norman Sloan. Attendees toured the campus and enjoyed nightly social events.
Goodwill Industries relies on public contributions to cover annual deficits. Donations support equipment and machinery purchases enabling handicapped individuals to help themselves through rehabilitative work.
The shop agreed the experience was invaluable and much learned can be used in schools. Delegates praised meeting wonderful people, a marvelous time, and the useful information to bring back to their schools.
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