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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
4
Valerie Johnson edits the publication with C D Pete Osborne as managing editor and James E Ryan serving as plant superintendent. The byline notes David A Rawley as a contributor in this era.
A Detroit Ford appreciation note from Marvin Panch credits the company for its overhead cam engine and for ending factory-backed racing. Panch, who won the World 600 at Charlotte, suggests a Hemi-Head engine and reflects on NASCAR rules, with Indy 500 hype and Orlando Raceway events mentioned.
Carroll Barringer of WLCO Eustis lauds IceHouse Theatre Mount Dora for its growth in facilities and talent. He praises the group as a symbol of Golden Triangle area culture and urges residents to discover the personnel and productions as the new season approaches.
A reflection on aging, changing social values, and the shift from self reliance to government programs. The author notes hopes of a comfortable old age, the impact of the New Deal and Great Society, and the paradox of becoming society’s burden yet benefiting from generous support and respect.
Barbara L. Clark writes from Mount Dora Florida praising the traditional home style ambulance service of Rehbaum and the Kilkare Lodge staff while acknowledging progress and change for the future.
A humorous monologue on aging highlights fears of care costs and scams. The speaker imagines private care, discounts on prescriptions, and polygamy as a problematic solution. He jokes about social security, doctor instructions, and enduring marriage rules, ending with a provocative note about burning the Social Security card.
Florida Extension Home Economics Week May 22 28 highlights better living with emphasis on nutrition and meat planning. Reach Lake County Extension Home Economics Agent for the latest information and guidance during the observance.
Wildlife experts warn that wild animals and so called pets can be dangerous. W B Copeland of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission cautions against adopting young wildlife and notes many animals carry diseases. He says touching young animals may cause their parents to abandon them and can create safety risks.
Florida Highway Patrol predicts 16 people will die during the 78 hour Memorial Day holiday period. The force will keep every available officer on duty to curb dangerous driving and maintain smooth traffic flow, with safety hinging on steady vehicle movement.
Florida Central Academy President L. E. Allen of Sorrento traveled to New York for the Horatio Alger Awards banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. As a Horatio Alger National Committee member since 1965, he helped screen honorees whose stories show American merit and opportunity.
Authorities warn drivers to reduce speed on residential streets as children may dart from behind parked vehicles causing accidents. Emphasis on vigilance near cars parked along sidewalks and driveways.
Guidance from local Travelers Aid to plan a child's unaccompanied trip. Arrange a pre trip appointment with a social worker to discuss destination verification and guardian meeting plans. Cover meals costs, changes en route, and emergency actions with family, traveler aid staff, and the transportation company.
Julius Garland Wynn Jr. of Groveland was approved by the Lake County School Board to join Lake-Sumter Junior College as counselor in the dean of student p ennel office starting July. Wynn has taught and counseled in Florida schools and colleges, earning a master of science in guidance at Florida State University and a BA in social studies at the University of Miami. He has aided vocational education planning in Lake County and Sumter County.
Lake County Schools superintendent Jack Morgan announced a four week summer speech correction program from June 13 to July 8. Pre school and currently enrolled children may attend. Contact Conract A Mitnik at 343 3531 to arrange schedule. Daily 30 minute sessions run 8 a.m. to noon.
Abner V. McCall president of Baylor University will speak at Stetson University 83rd Commencement in DeLand. The address will be delivered Sunday afternoon in the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church, announced by Stetson President J Ollie Edmunds.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Umatilla Community Building for a five table Howell movement. Winners were Ernest Butler and Tom Mayer in first place and a three pair tie for second and third between Mrs. R B Cooper Mrs Ellen Confer Mrs Paul Bryan and Mrs Anne Walker.
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