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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
3
The Hon. A. Sydney Herlong of Florida’s Fifth District will be principal speaker at Florida Central Academy's graduation breakfast and exercises at 9 a.m. Saturday. L. E. Allen, president, and Robert M. Phillips, headmaster, will award diplomas to 63 boys from 28 states.
Florida gardening writer describes Blue Lily Of The Nile Agapanthus and Society Garlic Tulbaghia, plus Rain Lilies Zephyranthes. Gives planting, shading, watering tips, weed control, and cautions on irrigation. Also notes lawn mowing, grass height, and upcoming annuals to plant.
Mrs. B. D. Hurley leads the summer story hour starting Saturday June 20 at the Mount Dora Public Library. It runs through August 1 except July 4. Circus Fun Club offers a clown card tracking each book read with colored discs. Three area kindergartens donated pennies totaling 7 dollars for younger shelf books. Two Caldecott Award books for 1964 join the shelves: Where the Wild Things Are and Swimmy.
The 1964 American Cancer Society Crusade theme To Cure More Give More Fight Cancer with a Checkup and a Check is cited by Dr J H Rester president of the Lake County Unit. He urges all Lake County citizens to contribute to the effort for more research education and patient service resulting in more people cured of cancer.
Board and committee chairmen for the Pilot Club of Lake County will meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall to discuss the year ahead. Mrs. Marshall will install the new officers and directors tonight at the Umatilla Hotel.
May is an ideal time to air-layer a variety of plants including Crotons Hibiscus Calliandras and flowers like beans cleomes gloriosa daisies gomphrenas portulaca. The note wishes readers happy gardening and fun in the process.
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