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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
4
The article warns that 200 hunters may die during the season and urges strict gun safety. Key points include never shoot at brush or at a flat surface due to ricochets, keep firearms unloaded when not in camp, store ammo away from children, and treat every gun as loaded.
U S News & World Report weighs whether real peace could trigger economic hardship. It notes defense spending sustains a large share of aircraft, ships, and heavy industries, but finds disarmament likely gradual with minimal overall collapse and suggests tax cuts could accompany adjustments.
The writer outlines plans to visit major cities from London to Rome and smaller towns across Europe to gather experiences and reactions of European press to current events. He notes brisk trade, a renewed common market, andCleanup programs in Paris. English is widely spoken and locals often assist visitors with language gaps.
A Washington News Service letter predicts a major rural boom by the early 1970s with population rising to about 225 million and national output surging. It notes new farm and nonfarm opportunities, cheap irrigation, and shifts toward less mowing and more efficient harvests, while warning of a coming era of innovation and market changes.
A reader voices concern over a lake near a shopping center with a dangerous drop off. They note two intoxicated drivers and urge sturdier walls and fences to protect children. They thank Mount Dora police and fire department for assistance.
The Interior Decorating Series opens October 10 at the Lake County Agricultural Center, Highway 12, south of Tewres. Sponsored by the Lake County Home Demonstration Council, Marian B. Valentine will lead two discussion sessions on coordinating the home. Homemakers are invited, sessions run 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with child care and sandwiches plus coffee provided.
Winners at the Lake County Duplirate Bridge Club Monder movement include N-S Emem Bitter and John Duhs first. Mrs A Nimmicht and Mrs J Boli second. Nis Paul Gerdine and Mrs Paul Johnsom third. E-W winners were Mrs J B Gikner and Mrs J Sparks first. Mrs Gladys Rem rand and Eugene Ritchie second. Mr and Mrs G R Caldwell third.
Mrs Lois Lunford is the present teacher. Plans were made for the official visit of District Governor Miss Edith Mawhinney of Hollywood Fla to be held Thursday Oct 10 at the Umatilla Hotel. Mrs George Weber, Mrs Lucile Tally and Mrs Selma Pearce reported on the Fall Council of District 4 Pilot International held at Tallahassee in mid September.
Lake-Sumter Junior College considers adding a Mid Management program for the 1964 65 fall term. The twofold plan offers high school graduates entry level management training while in college and allows current workers to attend evening classes to pursue advancement in management.
Dove season begins Saturday in Central Florida with two managed fields in Seminole and Marion Counties. Special $2 one day permits are needed in addition to regular licenses, and hunting runs from noon Saturday to sunset on November 3. Daily bag limit is ten with a possession limit of twenty.
A hospital report lists patients at Mount Dora Memorial Hospital including Mrs Allie Maysagee Diane Miller Mr choff Mrs Helena peoehlive Mrs Ethel Rubidge Mrs Jane White Mr John Phillips Mrs Helen Holmes Mrs James Cordel Mr W M Kennedy and Mrs Frances Williamson.
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