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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
6
The American Medical Association cautions that about 200 hunters will die in hunting accidents this season. Key safety tips urge identifying targets, unloading before fences, avoiding ricochets, never pointing at barrels, keeping safeties on, storing guns away from children, and treating every gun as loaded.
The article notes that while disarmament is possible, it would be gradual and uneven. It highlights defense spending as a driver of jobs and industry, with 94 percent of aircraft orders and 61 percent of ships tied to military needs. Experts foresee partial cuts, accompanying tax relief, and a bumpy transition without a total economic collapse.
A columnist describes plans to visit Europe including London Amsterdam The Hague Rotterdam Brussels Paris Luxembourg Mainz Mannheim Frankfort Lucerne Verona Florence Venice Rome Naples and near stops. He notes economic growth cleanup progress in Paris and West Europe tourism rise and the ease of English speaking locals aiding visitors, recounting a Left Bank Paris dining mix up with eggs versus tarts.
A Washington service letter touts a rural boom with population growth to 226 million by 1976 and 904 billion GDP by 1984, forecasting boosts for farmers and small towns. It highlights rising recreation spending, rural development, and a shift of wealth into rural areas, plus a wave of new home lawn and landscape technologies.
A Mount Dora resident recounts a car sliding into the lake at a shopping center. She laments two drowned dogs and urges erecting a sturdy wall and fence to protect children, praising police and fire departments for help in locating and recovering the vehicle.
The Interior Decorating Series begins October 10 at the Lake County Agricultural Center on Highway 19 south of Tavares. Led by Marian Valentine and featuring Muriel Templin and Dr. Hazel Stevens, the sessions run 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Homemakers are invited. babysitting and lunch provisions noted.
Winners at the Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday in a Mitchell movement included in the N S direction Ernest Butler and John Fahs finishing first, followed by E A Nimnicht with B Boli second and Paul Gerding with Paul Johnson third. In the east west direction J B Giltner and J Sparks took first, Gladys Remy and Eugene Ritchie were second, and G R Caldwell with partner finished third.
Mrs. Gladys Dingee, the first Pilot School for the Exceptional Child teacher, welcomed the Pilot Club of Lake County as the club highlighted progress through slides and tape recordings. Lois Lanford remains the current teacher and plans for a district governor visit on October 10 at the Umatilla Hotel were announced. District 4 fall council reports from Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Tally, and Mrs. Pearce covered the Tallahassee meeting.
Lake-Sumter Junior College in Leesburg proposes a new Mid-Management program for the 1964-65 fall term. It aims to train high school graduates in management while in college and to allow current workers to study in the evenings for advancement opportunities.
The 1963 dove season opens Saturday at noon with hunts on four managed fields in Central Florida, including the 1 000 Lee and Judge field near Orlando, the 530 acre Burwell Norris Freeman field in St Johns County, the 80 acre Leffler field near Sanford, and the 50 acre Bedord field near Citra. A $2 one day permit is required in addition to a regular license. bag limit is 10 per day, possession limit 20. Unmanaged areas allow daily hunting.
The Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis lists patients including Mrs Aliie May Craigmilen Miss Diane Miller Mr Herman Bis choff Mrs Helena Stringfellow 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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