Lakeside Inn Closes as Season Ends
The passage notes the Lakeside Inn has closed for the summer and many winter visitors return home. It remarks that the sun has arrived for its season, signaling seasonal transition.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
1
The passage notes the Lakeside Inn has closed for the summer and many winter visitors return home. It remarks that the sun has arrived for its season, signaling seasonal transition.
Preparations are underway for Greek Night at the Garden Gate on May 8 to raise funds for the Florida Symphony Orchestra’s effort to match a $500,000 Ford Foundation grant. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. with Greek fare by Miss Jennie Logas, Greek wine, and Bouzoukee Orchestra. Cost is $6 per person. reservations by phone or check to Garden Gate 322 Alexander Street Mount Dora 32757.
Last week the Mount Dora Police Station logged a high of 87 degrees and a low of 61. Rainfall was minimal at 0.090 inches, with total monthly rainfall reaching 1.81 inches.
Rupert L. Chastain, a photographer with more than twenty years in the field, opens a color photography studio in Mount Dora. He will serve commercial clients and also work with television stations in Central Florida and the Mount Dora Topic. Previously in Brunswick, Georgia, and before that in St. Augustine for two decades, he brings extensive experience to his Mount Dora office located at the Mount Dora Topic. Studio phone 383 4303. home 383 6905.
Retired Army Colonel Leon B. Cheek Jr and his wife Martha return to Mount Dora after years away. He served in Korea and later in Europe and CONARC. The couple moved to 1625 Morningside Drive Sylvan Shores and expect their five children to join them in mid June.
Patricia Brown Williford of Mount Dora lost control of her car on South Eudora Road near Triangle Bowling Lanes on April 25. Her passenger Sharon Hinsley of Sorrento sustained minor injuries. both were treated and released from Waterman Memorial Hospital. Williford faced a charge of failing to have the vehicle under control.
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