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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
8
The piece urges individual responsibility as the foundation of democracy, citing ancient Greece and the U S Constitution. It stresses that freedoms carry duties, warns against subversive influences, and highlights education as key to sustained democratic strength and leadership for peace and equality.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club held a six table Howell movement at the Umatilla Community Building on Monday night. Winners were Mrs. Madge Gardner and Mrs. Paul Gerding first, Mrs. E A Nimnicht and Mrs. H D Hufford second, Mrs. Bernard McCabe and Memory Martin third, and Mrs. Ray Breeden and H D Hufford fourth.
A speech argues that the current generation must learn from past wars and build strong democratic values. It stresses self understanding, education, economic balance, and Judeo Christian brotherhood, urging resolve against Communism and a global duty to defend liberty.
Applications for a $500 annual scholarship for Future Farmers of America or 4 H members are invited by Marvin A. Brooker, dean of UF College of Agriculture. Funded by the Florida Thoroughbred Breeder's Association, awards depend on scholastic ability and need. Forms available from Dr. Brooker at UF Gainesville and due by July 1, 1965.
Mount Dora Development Committee chairman Al Berry urged publicity chairmen of clubs and organizations to return civic questionnaires soon. Al Crone and Mrs. Margaret Lofroos serve as contacts with various groups for background material on social civic and cultural activities in the city.
The speaker calls democracy an intangible yet vital goal and urges readiness to defeat Communists both in theory and on the battlefield. He links the cries of Freedom Equality and Peace to enduring national duties and the responsibility of his generation to fulfill these dreams.
The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club will meet at noon Friday in Legion Hall Eustis with guest Leighton Baker speaking on his last safari to South America. This is the final meeting until September.
A diagnostic line from Shakespeare asserts that external structure fades when inner madness rules. The quotation contrasts outward order with inner chaos and suggests mental turmoil disrupts social form and discipline.
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