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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1964

Page

10

Municipal election set for December 8 in Mount Dora

Voters face city council race with three incumbents seeking re election and candidates including Gordon Dake Charles R Javens and Ronald Christie. Registration deadline for city election is 5 p m November 30 at City Hall.

E. E. (Wyn) Brown Tommy Houser J. Pinkney Turner Gordon Dake Charles R. (Sarge) Javens John D. Bales Ronald Christie Javens Christie Lake County

Figurine Display Opens at Central Florida Museum

Central Florida Museum shows two pre Columbian ceramic figurines contributed by Mr and Mrs Dickinson Bishop Jr of Ajijic Palisco Mexico. Brought back by Frederick W Sleight director from western Mexico they were excavated from a tomb in Nayarit and dated over 1500 years old. The display is new to the museum and hours are 10 to 5 Tuesday to Friday 2 to 5 weekend. closed Monday.

Central Florida Dickinson Bishop Jr Ajijic Palisco Mexico Frederick W. Sleight Nayarit

Executive Board Meeting of Lakes and Hills Garden Club

The Lakes and Hills Garden Club executive board will meet Friday at 9 a.m. at the Mount Dora Community Building to discuss club affairs and upcoming events.

The Lakes and Hills Garden Club Mount Dora

A New Universal Calendar Proposed By Rothe

Rothe outlines a 13 month calendar with an intercalary Solarius between June and July where every month has 28 days and starts on Monday ending on Sunday. Each quarter holds 13 weeks and a year end holiday completes the solar orbit. Proponents say it would simplify dates and computations across daily life. Opponents resist change to established habits.

Rothe

Calendar reform and farm policy shift in national debate

The piece surveys rising interest in new farm policies and a large land retirement plan, with emphasis on reserve needs for soybeans, lard, non fat dry milk and cheese. It notes the stance of AID on broader policy integration and discusses price parity versus income parity in measuring farmer prosperity a view echoed alongside meat import controls and dairy price concerns in Alaska.

Agency For International Development AID Alaska Seattle Fairbanks Anchorage USDA

Lay Diabetic Body To Meet On Monday

The Lake County Lay Diabetic Society will meet Monday December 1 at 8 p.m. in the City Court Room Leesburg Police Building 113 East Magnolia Avenue. Mrs Margaret Gregg dietician for Leesburg General Hospital will present a program Diets for Diabetics followed by a question and answer period. All diabetics and others interested are invited to attend.

Lake County Leesburg Magnolia Ave Margaret Gregg Leesburg General Hospital

Circle Meetings Of Lakes And Hills Garden Club

Azalea Circle holds a lunch eon bridge party Tuesday at 12 30 p m at Mount Dora Yacht Club. Members bring unperishable food for Kings Daughters. Camellia Circle hosts a Christmas luncheon at Garden Gate with a 11 30 a m business meeting followed by bridge and social hour. Oleander Circle shifts to Monday December 14 for a Christmas luncheon with gift exchange hosted by Mrs Arthur Cook.

Circles of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club Azalea Circle Mount Dora Yacht Club Kings’ Daughters Mesdames W. C. Birge L. S. Rawson H. C. Finlayson M. D. Church A. R

Indians Light Fire by Rubbing Sticks Together

The article notes a primitive method where Indians ignite a fire by rubbing two sticks, contrasted with modern Americans starting a blaze by banging two fenders together.

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Florida Mount Dora Publishing Company Valerie Johnson By Russell Kay Look Magazine Walter F. Rothe Universal Calendar Society, Inc Washington, D.C Florida ‘Department OF “Agriculture Washington Congress American Farm Bureau Federation Cubs Kiwanis Club Arthur Cary’s Nurseries U.S St. Hwy Inverness Harlan and Helen Burgett Fifth and Alexander Christmas Club First National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Federal Agency
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