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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
8
The Health Insurance Council reports 132 million Americans or 73 percent of civilians had health insurance by end of 1960. Benefits across hospital, surgical, medical care and disability claims totaled about 5.69 billion dollars, a 10 percent rise from 1959.
Dr. Vincent N. Schroder explains four key light aspects affecting plants intensity quality duration and direction. Light controls growth and can delay flowering. shading and artificial illumination are used by growers to optimize yields especially for chrysanthemums and other crops.
The notice urges drivers to exercise caution as summer ends and fall traffic increases. It stresses staying alive on the road and being vigilant to prevent accidents during the transition period.
Helen Ora Lemert 95 of Eustis died Saturday. A Ohio State University and Radcliffe graduate, she taught in the Philippines 1905-1906 and headed the East High School fish department in Columbus for 30 years. Survived by a niece Helen M Hose and other relatives. Private memorials were held at her Alexander Street home. Rehbaum Funeral Home in charge.
The Pilot Club of Lake County held a June program meeting with a picnic at Alexander Springs last week. About 39 pilots and guests enjoyed the Paddle Wheel cruise boat and the park's recreational facilities. Members chaired by Mrs. Marty Frary included Mrs. C Harold Hippler, Mrs Grace Kreigsman, Mrs Charles Butler and Mrs Pearl Cullen with several guests from Eustis Mount Dora Tavares and Umatilla.
Lake County reports show Howey Academy hosts its sixth annual summer camp from June 12 to August 4 for ages 7 to 18, grades 4 to 12. Montverde School runs an eight week camp starting June 18 through August 11 in dormitory facilities. Groveland Academy, under Seventh Day Adventist Church, operates a three year program for Junior High grades 7 through 10.
Martin Company of Orlando reports 1960 Florida operations with $85,894,120 spent and more than $52 million paid in salaries to 9,200 employees. The school shows 19 students at year end with five finishing 10th grade. four from Florida and one from Indiana. A limited summer program runs June 19 to August 25 and opens again in September.
A short philosophical note emphasizes motive as the key force shaping human actions and character, arguing that intent defines deeds more than circumstance. It reflects a timeless view on ethics and behavior in society.
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