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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
8
The article describes passion flowers or maypops with purple blossoms and edible fruit used in foods and drinks, plus ornamental annuals for bright color in borders. It explains propagation, soil needs, frost sensitivity, and cautions against mixed seed packets while recommending separate seed varieties and damping off prevention for healthy seedlings.
Florida hunters are urged to obtain hunting licenses and permits well in advance of the opening day of the resident game season set statewide for November 16. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission expects over 165,000 license buyers and more than 40,000 to secure special hunt permits for 28 wildlife management areas. Licenses and permits are available through county judges, with duck stamps sold at U S Post Offices.
Winn-Dixie Stores reported a 16 week period ending October 19 with sales up more than five percent from the prior year. Total sales exceeded last year by 13,019,324 dollars as four week sales reached 64,606,077 dollars compared with 62,313,645 dollars in 1962. The company now operates 614 supermarkets across the South.
Aly Wassil, a Pakistan philosopher and yoga student, world peace advocate, will speak at the Lake County Executive Club dinner to discuss Religion How Potent in a Modern World. He will address religion’s role amid modern pressures and shaken faith, sharing experiences from studies at Nizam College and MIT and honors earned in the United States.
A discussion of agricultural productivity contrasts United States farming efficiency with Soviet and Red Chinese systems. It argues U S agriculture feeds more with less labor, citing global perceptions and food shortage signs in Red China. It notes mismanagement in Chinese collectives and shifts in policy from the Great Leap Forward to reform.
State Comptroller Ray E. Green announced checks totaling 235,0000 are mailed to 67 counties as the first payment of the current fiscal period. The payment exceeds last year by 7000 per county, with counties receiving 509,000 collectively last year from the race track tax fund.
A blunt observation about truth and consequences as modern conflicts and political spin intensify public skepticism. People express concern that honesty is sacrificed in pursuit of advantage, leaving communities wary and divided by competing narratives.
The Florida Medical Association promotes medicine and public health in Florida. Founded January 14, 1874, it includes 4 800 physicians, spans 41 county medical societies, and connects with 53 state and territorial groups forming the American Medical Association. Delegated governance links county societies to the national body via 10 councils and about 70 committees.
The Florida State Industrial Commission reports unemployment falling for the third straight month in September. The October figures show 102,300 jobless, down 5,300 from August, with most employment divisions rising from a year earlier. Citrus harvests boosted canning and packing activity while contract construction improved after August.
Funeral services for 56 year old Paul Jones were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Rehbaum Chapel. A Mount Dora resident for over 30 years formerly of Camilla Georgia he was a member of First Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife Macie a son David three brothers Ernest Jesse both of Camilla and P D Jones of Mount Dora. Interment followed in Pine Forest Cemetery with Rehbaum Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Visitors to Highlands Hammock State Park near Sebring report alligators emerging for marshmallows on guided jeep tours. The park offers wildlife of deer armadillos squirrels opossums and raccoons along with orange groves and a historic oak.
Guidance on arranging seating and lighting for reading and lounging. Emphasizes matching table height to chair arms, choosing suitably sized tables, and placing lamps to illuminate without glare. Advises grouping related pieces, using shelves or drawers, and testing combinations in store.
Asa A. Holmes 72 died Sunday after five years in Mount Dora moving from Dayton, Ohio where he worked 40 years for the Frigidaire Division of General Motors before retiring in 1956. He was a Mason Shriner World War I veteran and member of the Mount Dora Shuffleboard Club. Survived by wife Helen and several nieces and nephews. Rehbaum Funeral Home to forward remains to Dayton for services and interment.
North South vulnerable. North deals. After a sequence of rise bidding, declarer South makes five clubs with ruffing and trump control to a six no trump possibility. Opening lead seven of spades, hearts and diamonds explored, East could not prevent six, but failed to set contract.
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