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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
2
Local clubs announce meetings Oct 1 to Oct 7 at community buildings and homes in Mount Dora Eustis and surrounding areas. Highlights include Golden Triangle Grange contest, garden club circles, veteran groups, and library updates with new midshipman enrollments and staff appointments.
Four Mount Dora youths David Bryce Terry Horsley William Larsen and Larry Perves head to Silver Spring Maryland to attend Lear Siegler School for a year of medical work. Mary Burgdorf guests of Mrs Parker as Home Missions funds support a village chapel. Fred Wengerter deceased formerly of Sylvan Shores recently in Hibiscus Park. Mount Dora Art League to meet October 2 at 2 pm hosted by Margaret Tietjen. Camellia Circle plans October 5 program How does your garden grow.
More than 25 Den Mothers Webelos Leaders Cub Masters and pack committeemen from communities throughout Lake County attended a Pow-Wow at St Edward's Episcopal Church Mount Dora on Saturday Sept 25. The event showcased crafts leaders exchanged game ideas learned new ceremony equipment and worked on craft themes. John Kellogg chaired the event with helpers Carol McManus Ruth Ann Stearns Vicky Emery John King Oscar Stephens and Sam Swiger. Parents with boys ages 8 9 or 10 are urged to call Frank Sargent Lake District Scout Executive at 787-2365.
The Mount Dora Youth Concert Committee presents the first of four classics at the Unity Building this Saturday at 7 p.m. Tickets are 50 cents for children and $1 for adults, with proceeds funding Florida Symphony Orchestra youth concerts in Orlando. This week’s feature is Kim based on Rudyard Kipling. Dean Stockwell stars as the orphaned boy in India.
A historic health advisory notes rabies is less common now due to pet vaccinations but remains a danger from wild and domestic animals. It urges prompt medical care after bites and animal observation for 10 days if possible, with serum treatment if the animal cannot be located. It cautions mortality risks to humans and animals.
Mount Dora store Seabrook's Pharmacy at 639 N Donnelly St urges homeowners to whiten piano keys using alcohol. The brief notice highlights the home care tip as a quick household remedy.
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