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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
Mount Dora Topic published in Mount Dora Florida each Thursday by Mount Dora Publishing Company as a second class matter dated April 7 1916 at the Mount Dora post office under the act of March 3 1879.
Cornell associate professor Andrew Hacker argues voters choose parties based on feelings and herd instinct rather than party platforms. He notes underdog sentiment often favors Democrats, while tax structures and federal spending shape perceptions and costs. The piece questions efficiency of federal services versus private alternatives and suggests policy shifts could improve outcomes.
A Lake County education initiative titled Operation Alphabet, aired on WDBO Channel 6, offers reading and writing lessons to functional illiterates at home. The program aims to boost employability by teaching basic literacy to adults, urging community involvement to spread awareness and reach neighbors in need.
The piece argues that free speech is guaranteed yet eroded by tax rules. It claims IRS rulings make advertising for commerce deductible but political advocacy non deductible, effectively punishing those raising issues about policy. It warns a 52 percent corporate tax heightens this impact.
County Agricultural Agent outlines pest control with four chemicals: malathion, DDT, toxaphene and lindane. Malathion aids aphids bean beetles and serpentine leaf minor. DDT targets leaf hoppers leaf-rollers and beans. cabbage worms and armyworms threaten cabbage family crops.
State Rep Leighton L. Baker of Mount Dora has appealed to the Florida State Cabinet for funds to build a Florida Highway Patrol station in Lake County. The request seeks budget approval and location plans from state authorities.
The Leesburg writer and lecturer Alice Smart will address the Mount Dora Men's Garden Club Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community Building. Her talk titled Landscaping with hints for avoiding complete cold damage covers practical design tips. She serves as Director of Public Relations for the Florida Nursery and Landscape Co. and is Executive Secretary of the National Landscape Nurs men’s Association.
A historical line notes the use of toxaphene to control pests. The remark indicates agricultural or public health use of the chemical as an insecticide within the period’s context.
Rep. Baker cites 900 plus accidents in Lake County with 600 injuries and 31 deaths due to no local station. County purchasing land for a $16000 site. Earl Burchard approves. paving funded by State Road Department. Proposed station mirrors Perry model with radio, info center and driver license exam space. total cost about $53000.
Mount Dora Waterman Memorial Hospital reports nine patients this week including Ralph Noggle, Mrs. Marie Johnson, Joseph Yaun, Mrs. Frances Williamson, Clarence Campbell, Earl Grove, Mrs. Anita Jealous, Mrs. Gladys Dudek and Master John Dick.
The Fellow-Craft Degree will be conferred tonight at Mount Dora Lodge No 238 F and A M at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple. All Masons are cordially invited to attend.
Gardening in the Sunshine State advises planting roses in South Florida, noting seasons, transplant forms, and varieties like Louis Philippe and Safrano. It covers site selection, soil preparation with acidic, composted material, planting steps, watering, and pest and disease precautions with guidance from UF rose specialists.
Amelia Hernandez a Maya Indian from Guatemala will headline the Maitland Research Center exhibit Maya Weavers of Guatemala. The show features artifacts paintings and a belt loom weaving demonstration with Hernandez in traditional dress. Also on view are sketches by Eleanor Mathews and photo based studies by Frederick W. Sleight along with 15 to 20 centuries of archaeological items and a Maya masks textiles and woodwork collection. Hours listed and a March lineup of other centers exhibitions including decorative arts from Florida pre history Indian cultures west Indian primitive art and Andre Smith Memorial Chapel and Garden. Central Florida Museum and Planetarium offerings include Studio Africa bionics USF Moon Charting Project and more.
The Koreshan State Park at Estero was deeded to the Florida Park Service in 1961, transferring ownership and administrative control to the state agency responsible for parks and historic resources.
Misery of arthritis affects over six million in the nation with 97 percent of those beyond middle age showing some form of the disease. Rheumatoid arthritis may start with fatigue numbness and weight loss and can progress to joint deformity with recurring attacks. Osteoarthritis, linked to aging, gradually degrades weight bearing joints causing pain and limited movement. Factors such as excess weight and repeated joint use in cold damp conditions raise risk, while proper diet sun heat and certain drugs provide relief though no cure exists.
VAL JOHNSON writes of Mount Dora hospitality during a recent illness of their editor and spouse. She praises the new Motor Lodge owned by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wright, its orange grove setting and pool views, and notes three fine local pharmacies. She recalls a prescription challenge in Mount Dora and the ease of obtaining the needed drug locally.
Thomas West, died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital Chicago. He was an international patent attorney and a leading Laymen's Division worker of the Methodist Church, honored three years ago as Layman of the Year. Survivors include his wife, son Arthur, daughter Mrs. William T. Blair, and three grandchildren.
A neighbor offers helpful guidance to a driver, reinforcing cautious behavior to prevent accidents. The exchange emphasizes shared responsibility and timely communication to improve road safety for both drivers and cyclists alike.
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