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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
3
Tax assessor R G Cassady warns that homestead, widow's and disability exemptions must be filed by April 1. Tangible and intangible personal property returns are subject to a penalty if not filed by April 1.
Tuesday and Friday shuffleboard events report Red and Black divisions led by Harland Wheeler Jennie Sutliff and Al Boysen with high scores 50 249 and 239. Playoffs halted by rain with a sponsored added playoff won 80 68 Harvey Osterland Jennie Sutliff over Fred Garbe Dale Crow. Mount Dora teams excel in Lakeland Peabody Club Daytona Beach and Lake Wales tournaments.
Lake Sumter Junior College conducts pre-registration for a six week summer program at the Silver Lake campus from June 21 to August 5. Dean William Bungert lists 20 courses with a minimum 20 credit students to hold each class. Registration runs through March with fees of eight dollars per semester hour.
R. E. Bob Norris was initiated into Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity in Gainesville on March 20, one of eight men since 1925 to receive full standing. He was chosen for outstanding contributions to Florida agriculture and support of Lake County youth. Dr. E. T. York presided at the ceremony. Founders Day Banquet followed with Doyle Conner introducing Don Fuqua as guest speaker.
Melvin T. Dixon of the Florida Veterans Affairs warns that federal burial grounds for veterans may be abandoned unless Congress expands the National Cemetery System. He cites exhausted space and an antiquated site distribution as reasons for a bill by Congressman John P. Saylor to establish an advisory board to redesign the program.
Melt butter and flour. add milk slowly to a smooth sauce. Stir in mustard Worcestershire and Cheddar until melted. Add ham and eggs. heat through. Serve with fruit or salad and toasted English muffins. Optional bake with buttered crumbs under a broiler until lightly browned. Makes six servings.
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