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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
5
Shade trees must be in good shape before storms. Inspect for weak branches, rot, fungus, and dead limbs. Remove decayed trees and prop shaky ones. consider trimming and repairs to prevent damage from hurricane winds. Palm fronds with saw tooth patterns indicate possible danger.
Governor Farris Bryant calls on employers to hire handicapped workers during National Handicapped Employ the Handicapped Week October 7 13. He notes thousands already employed and says handicapped workers are reliable steady and productive, ready and able to do a job based on ability not disability. It is good business to hire the handicapped.
The text advises propping leaning trees against houses to reduce damage during the first half of a storm and using indoors retreat. It notes evacuation timing for floods, inspecting wind damaged plants afterward, and salvaging plants with trimming and root resettling after a hurricane. It ends with drying out and tidying up after the storm.
The Mount Dora School Band debuted new uniforms in a winter concert aided by the School Glee Club. Also noted: Doris Camp appointed instructor in Mount Dora High School Commercial Department. Gravlee Jr. enlisted in the Marines.
Vulnerable West builds a strong hand and uses trumps and ruffs to execute a sequence. The key moment comes when West preserves an entry to the board while clearing clubs, allowing the defense to manage the diamond and heart threats. The commentator calls the bidding reasonable and routine and praises West's technique.
A Westwood New Jersey couple illustrates retirement fulfillment through community ties and reading. Joseph F. Sky, an ex insurance agent, and his wife stay active in church and local groups, support the library, and enjoy a retirement home near theaters, bowling, and shops. He helped found a Friends of the Library chapter, boosting funding and staff. He bowls, reads about 20 books yearly, and writes book resumes. He also volunteers for elections and borough meetings, with part time post office work during holidays.
Mrs Mae Buckman announced readings for the December show The Glass Mountain at the IceHouse Theatre. Mrs S T Bolton and her sister Miss Grace Edna Hicks have returned from a six week New England tour. The Lake County Project Alert held its first organizational meeting and viewed a film strip on new Communism. The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club will meet at noon for a Garden Gate luncheon in Mount Dora. Harvard Library holds over six million printed volumes. First time Florida visitors in 1961 said friend recommendations drew them to the state.
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