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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
4
Thanksgiving weekend near tragedy in Sylvan Shores highlighted by limited police coverage. Two women heard a prowler, called Mount Dora Police, but no patrols in the area and no sheriff response for some time. Annexation vote last year blocked patrols, leaving residents exposed until assistance could arrive.
State agencies warn of ongoing con artist schemes in Florida including fake aerial property photos and a profit sharing promotion. Victims pay high prices or buy merchandise at inflated values while commissions often never materialize. Authorities advise checking with the Better Business Bureau or Chamber of Commerce to verify company backgrounds.
A reader argues Molnar left over policy dispute and urges finding a new principal. The letter then profiles the University Club of Winter Park, highlighting lectures, diverse interest groups, tours, and IRS educational status, with Dr. Arthur Kimberly as a contact.
A compiled roster shows renewals for subscriptions including Sam Timmons of Associated Realty in Mt. Dora and multiple residents across Mt. Dora, Tangerine, Vermont, Calif, Mich, and neighboring towns. Names span Grace Mill, Leslie Jackson, Mrs. Grace Pike, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill among others.
Jacqueline Bowman profile mentions JIM WALDRON as editor and publisher at TCU, highlighting his leadership in communications and advertising role within the university press context.
The Cross Florida Barge Canal is planned to be navigable in 1974, creating an economical water route from St. Johns River at Palatka to the Gulf near Yankeetown. The 107 mile canal will be 12 feet deep, 150 feet wide, with 5 locks and 36 recreation sites, maintained by the U S Army Corps of Engineers.
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