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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
4
Mount Dora publishes weekly editions in Florida. The paper lists Gbefarifen as editor and publisher with a managing editor and plant superintendent. It appears entered as second class matter on April 7, 1916 for Mount Dora post.
In Lake County the need for multiple ambulances after a Clarcona Road crash is highlighted as three die and seven are injured. The piece questions Herndon Ambulance Service and calls for contingency plans for mass injuries.
Dyess leaves Mount Dora High after two seasons guiding football teams that went 7-3 in 1964 and 6-4 last year, with a Mid Lakes Conference title in 1964. He previously coached at Fort Lauderdale High Nova High and Leon County, and is a Florida State University graduate. He will join Bill Spoone, formerly at Oviedo.
Two black swans, about three years old, arrived at Mount Dora’s Golden Triangle Shopping Center lake after lunch Monday. Locals ponder if they will stay as officials consider moving them, while notes describe swan breeds and origins from Australia.
Harold C. Sherman 80 died Tuesday in Mount Dora after 15 years in the city, born in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. He led The H C Sherman Co of Chicago and belonged to St Edward's Church and local clubs. Survived by wife Gladys. four daughters. one son Leonard M.. sister Mrs Frank Victor Hoag. 14 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Rehbaum Funeral Home of Mount Dora handled arrangements.
Mount Dora’s portion of cigarette tax receipts for March 1966 totaled 7358.19 dollars, per Ben Morris director of the State Beverage Department.
Mount Dora student G Peter Wilson led Lake Sumter Junior College's 1966 graduates with a 3.80 GPA earning an Associate of Arts. He received an Honor Plaque as the only summa cum laude graduate at the Leesburg High School auditorium ceremony attended by 107 graduates.
Albert Crone invites business and government leaders to a May 18 dinner at Rude's to discuss The Cultural Affairs Committee goals. Joseph Brechner will speak on how arts enhance a region attracting industry and residents and shaping a unique local personality. Reservations are encouraged.
Monte Dora area hospital patients this week include Joseph Alton David Harris Nevin Jean Monk Margaret Rittenhouse Norma Long Ava Kreyer Hattie Duncan Marilyn Nealey Marian Cookson Melver Aldrich Rebecca Kline Aria Bennett Helen Holmes Joseph Tucker David Kelsey Roger Williams Bess Gallagher Marguerite Jubb Charles Oglestone Blanche Price Dell Caudel Win Sleight and Vera Anys.
Publicity chief Russ Catlin notes weak Darlington turnout due to Ford withdrawal and weather, while Richard Petty wins the Rebel 400 at Darlington in a Plymouth, setting a record speed of 132 mph. Lee Petty comments on the win as the flag waves. The Orlando Raceway Demolition Derby is promoted for Friday nights with 15 wrecking-crew jalopies and races beginning at 8:30.
Receives Honor Jack Strickland, science instructor at Lake Sumter Junior College, selected as one of 25 junior college teachers from 23 states to attend a Summer Institute in Field Science at Colorado State University. P.E.O. Chapter BB meets at Mrs. R. E. Travers home Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. Mrs. Alfred Rehbaum 3rd cohosts.
Acne has long been a distressing condition for youths. A new approach attracting attention is drinking acidophilus milk rich in lactobacillus acidophilus with some tests showing improvement. Ordinary milk may also help but sweets reduction could influence results. Prescriptions at Seabrook's Pharmacy are highlighted.
Geo J White president attests the report of condition is true and correct to the best of knowledge and belief for the named bank. Directors R Stewart Wm E Holler Richard Edgerton attest the report as examined and true to the best of knowledge.
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