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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
3
A local medical society and the medical association announce a joint service by physicians to serve the community. The gathering highlights cooperative efforts among practitioners to improve patient care and public health resources.
The article argues left handedness is normal and not a handicap. It notes about four in ten are left handed, explains brain motor control, warns against forcing a child to use the right hand, and highlights a Handwriting Foundation booklet promoting left handed writing methods. It stresses that success spans sports, medicine, music, and mechanics with millions of lefties.
The article advises planting palms or grasses now for best establishment before hurricane season. It notes palms tolerate summer planting, highlights species such as Cocos Plu mosa and Washingtonia robusta, and suggests mulching with oak leaves pine straw or shredded bark to retain moisture while warning against excessive mulch that could smother roots. It also mentions nutrients, manure use, and cautions on peat moss top mulching.
William C Kennedy II grandson of the late Mr and Mrs W M Kennedy and Mrs Josephine S Simpson recently graduated from Palma High School Salinas California He attended Mount Dora schools and makes Mount Dora his legal residence He earned three letters in football track and golf and was high point man in the All State swimming meet in Anchorage Alaska undefeated in all events He plans to enter the US Military Academy at West Point New York.
Lake County 4-H members attend Gainesville conference with University of Florida events and speakers. Golf results list Scotch Foursome winners and blind partner scores while a new pro shop check in rule is enforced.
Mr. M. T. Dixon of the Florida Dept. of Veterans Affairs explains veterans may receive the higher of retirement pay or VA compensation. An example shows a veteran already at 187.00 dollars monthly retirement pay could file with the VA without losing retirement status. If rated 100 percent disabled, the veteran and family may receive combined wartime or peacetime disability payments totaling up to 289 dollars monthly, potentially increasing income. For more details contact a local service officer or M. T. Dixon in St. Petersburg, Florida.
A recipe for apple and jelly chutney to serve with curry or meats. It lists ingredients including tart apples onions peppers jelly lemon juice sugar salt vinegar raisins Worcestershire sauce and optional preserved ginger and golden raisins for elegance.
Dr. M. O. Watkins, director of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, announces two appointments and one resignation. John A. Eubanks becomes assistant county agent in Putnam County based in Palatka, working with County Agent Tommy Clay. Lois E. Stanley is named assistant home demonstration agent in Lake County based in Tavares, working with Marian Valentine. James D. Pierce resigns as assistant county agent in Polk County.
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