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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
13
By Rick Meili a Mount Dora High School student describes moving from a large town to Mount Dora explains locals feel bored by small town life yet appreciates the town’s peace and friendships. He contrasts city vacation experiences with local life and notes the pull of being elsewhere.
Howey Academy in Howey-in-the-Hills will again offer a 7 week summer program for boarding and day students from June 14 to August 1. The program combines academics and recreation with riding stables skiing lakefront gymnasium and sports facilities. Students may earn up to two credits for seven weeks or four weeks for one half credit with a menu of subjects including English math science Spanish study skills and driver education.
Gilbert Park will host the launching area for the regatta with final race details. A dinner dance at the Yacht Club and other social events accompany the races. Hank Thompson and officers including Johnston Merchant Pearson Cook Jedlicka and Brooker oversee planning with Tammy Phillips named Regatta Queen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Phillips.
The Lake County Area Vocational Technical Center in Eustis enters the Plymouth Troubleshooting Contest with auto mechanic students. Two students will be chosen to compete May 15 at Central Florida Fairgrounds Orlando, with state finals in Detroit June 16 18. Leesburg Chrysler Plymouth sponsors the school.
April brings several school happenings in Lake County. Roseborough Elementary hosts a P T O meeting at 7 30 p m and a board meeting occurs April 28 at 3 pm. Mt Dora High presents Oklahoma April 10 11 12 8 pm and April 13 2 30 pm with priced tickets.
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