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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1965
Page
8
The article notes that rising food prices do not translate into higher income for farmers in Florida. It states farmers currently receive about 13 percent less for their produce than twenty years ago.
By Bill Seabrook the article notes that up to 95 percent of headaches have non head sources such as tension and vascular changes. It cites reading television poor ventilation driving and skipping meals as triggers and offers a quick cure through hospital supplies and prescription items. Tin foil rust-stain remover tip included.
Shaw named head of county Red Cross drive with Scott signaling rising demand as Viet Nam service needs grow. He, a Mount Dora resident, has leadership ties to Lions, Shrine, and church circles. Mrs Shaw led Gray Lady program and the couple have three daughters. Local drives in March will appoint chairmen. United Appeal plans $7,800 of a $20,000 chapter goal.
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting with Edward Zagar of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission to discuss improving sport fishing. They asked John W. Wi chief of fisheries to conduct a Lake Dora fisheries survey and water quality analysis, with recommendations for enhancement. A similar request will go from the Tavares Chamber of Commerce.
In a six candidate field for three seats Gordon Dake C R Javens and J P Turner won carry over seats. Willmott previously mayor in 1961 and defeated Walter Patton in 1963 by under 100 votes. Conboy a Citrus Culture Corp. VP with 33 years in Mount Dora seeks return to council.
In East Town Greater St. Marys M. E. Church reports a lively Sunday with Bible School and a sermon by the pastor. Two new members join the church, including Mrs. Jessie McClendon who is improving after illness. A Thanksgiving wedding at the church is planned with a parade from the Masonic Hall to the church at 5 pm, officiated by Rev. Russell and Rev. McNair.
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