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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
Editor urges unity in Mount Dora amid debate over delayed annual financial report. Citing audit for year ending Oct 31 1963 showing assets 3 510 476 60 and liabilities 1 991 128 53 with a 78 437 deficit, the piece defends progress projects and calls for cooperation.
A Mount Dora editorials page presents Thomas D. Weaver M D urging county zoning changes to bar industrial facilities from residential Mohawk areas and protect suburban neighborhoods. The letter warns that current rules misapply agriculture zoning and threaten Lake County’s beauty and growth. It also includes readers commenting on local governance and retirement tributes.
Mount Dora resident Sam D Bennett 74 died Sunday after living in the city 12 years. He was formerly of Jefferson Georgia and a Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Charlotte B two sons Sam D Jr and M D a daughter Ann McWilliams a sister Alva Pendergrass and two grandchildren. Remains to be cared for by Rehbaum Funeral Home with services in Jefferson.
The Lake County Safety Council chaired by W H Bill Reedy will meet today with safety directors from all local companies to plan a broad safety education program. The group will coordinate with civic clubs, cities, police, sheriff, fire departments, Florida Highway Patrol, and school officials to foster public cooperation for a safer county. Reedy urged extra care as school is out and summer travel begins, noting vehicle checks, boat lighting, life jackets, and wind or storm precautions to reduce accidents and insurance costs.
The piece recounts a "queen for a day" tribute for Miss Cassady at Mount Dora High School with gifts totaling 406 dollars for a summer Caribbean cruise. Attendees included Miss Cassady's sister Mrs. Mary Cannon and brother Mr. Ted Cassady, along with students and staff. A pearl necklace, memory book, and a commemorative song marked the event.
Mount Dora American Legion Post 35 and the Ladies Auxiliary plan a joint installation of officers Friday at 7 p.m. with a covered dish supper. Members are urged to attend to welcome the officers and meet the installing officer the 6th District Commander. Roast beef will be provided by the Legion. Starting July the Post will meet on the second Friday of each month instead of Thursday.
A compact reflective note on virtue and self discipline. It extols apologizing unselfishness effort to improve and accept blame while cautioning against seeking money or greedy memory of spending. The piece ends with a hopeful reminder that character pays.
Mount Dora patients at Water Man Memorial Hospital in Eustis this week include Jerry Woodall Leon Cleverly Emma Sidel Loretta Brotherson Eldon Romaine Lola Berato Annette Morgan Joseph Bertele Clarice Lewis Helen Holmes Rose Wood Oscar Heimberger and Frances Williamson. Mr and Mrs William Harding Fay are the new baby girl’s parents. Congratulations.
Gardeners learn vines serve many roles from bird friendly trumpet creepers to privacy screen plants. The article covers soil prep, planting methods, fertilizers, mulch, and care for bare root and container grown vines, plus seasonal timing and tree root considerations.
Lake County tax collector Paul H. Reed announced tax sale certificates on 506 parcels, totaling 31,434.01 dollars, were sold on June 1 after 1963 taxes remained unpaid by noon that day. Fifty two bidders participated. certificates create a lien and may be redeemed within two years by delinquents.
Mount Dora American Legion Post 35 hosts a barbecue on July 4 with a television set and other prizes to be given away. The event runs from noon to 7 p.m. with takeout food. Parking lot funds are being sought and tickets cost $1.50 each.
Police reports describe several local crashes last week. Marine Lt. Jerry Woodall's car overturned on Lakeshore Drive. he injured lungs and was hospitalized then released. Ann Hogan Lambert and Michael of Fort Pierce collided at Donnelly Street. Lambert injured and released. Damages ranged from about 600 to 1200 dollars. A separate hit and run at Golden Triangle Shopping Center caused about 20 dollars in damage.
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