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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
8
A Florida extension service writer offers spring garden advice on pest control using chlordane DDT malathion and other miticides. It covers aphids ants sod webworms whiteflies and mites with practical treatment steps and cautions about label directions.
Weekend garden noise grows with lawnmowers as Lake County Accident Prevention Committee cautions on safety. Blades spin 100 to 125 mph and 2000 to 3600 rpm. debris can be deadly. Follow manuals, clear debris, keep bystanders away, stop motor when leaving, and supervise users.
The 1965 Lake Sumter Junior College summer session runs June 21 to August 5 with registration June 18 from 8 a.m. to noon in the Silver Lake campus library. Credit courses are $8 per semester hour and audit courses $5 per hour.
Athletic officials at Brevard Junior College in Cocoa praise Ted Gottfried of Mount Dora for solid scoring and rebounding as Brevard rises to 10th in national junior college rankings. The team, including tournament play, posts a 23-6 record and is third nationally in defense with a 20-2 regular season.
The Army parachute team the Golden Knights will perform at McCoy Air Force Base Armed Forces Day open house Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The display features three or more passes, red smoke trails, and a range of demonstrations amid an aircraft showcase with more than 22 planes.
The Umatilla Bridge Club met Monday at the Community Building for a Mitchell game. North–South winners were Mrs. Ray Breeden with Mrs. J. S. Allen in first, Ernest Butler and Mrs. Madge Gardner second, Mrs. Joe Lee and Mrs. Ellen Confer third. East–West winners were Mrs. H. D. Hufford and Wesley Elston first, Mrs. Paul Bryan and Mrs. L. F. Douglas second, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock third.
A concise, reflective line quotes Socrates asking for inner beauty. The item centers on virtue over appearance, framing a classic philosophical aspiration about character. No additional context provided.
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