City Council Acts on Drainage and Traffic Measures
The City Council met for 60 minutes with no outbursts and passed a new multi family dwelling ordinance. Officials reported on drainage costs for a Lincoln Ave complex and a Villa Dora project. Debate touched artificial flowers at Pine Forest Cemetery and vandalism at Donnelly Park restrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Howard Cox
Tommy Houser
Neal Haber
Lincoln Ave
Houser
Harvey
Tyrone Parker
Donnelly Park
Parker
Jesse Willmott
State Department of Transportation
Fifth Ave
Highland St
McDonald St
Mount Dora mayoral race stirs voter interest in 1972
Mount Dora faces a tight City Council campaign as the 27 percent turnout from December prompts greater engagement. Charges fly over city billing and a contested forum request denied by City Clerk Carl Fowler who says property use must not enforce a single political viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Fowler
Fowler
Bible School dedicates new campus buildings in ceremony
Seven buildings on the Christian Home and Bible School campus were dedicated last Saturday, led by a $250,000 multipurpose James Cecil Mc Gehee Memorial Building. The auditorium seats 1700, and bleachers host 1000 for basketball. Initial events include the Sunshine Pops Orchestra and Mount Dora High varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
Bible School
James Cecil McGehee
C. Graham McGehee
McGehee
Jacksonville
Mount Dora Rotary Club
Sunshine Pops Orchestra
Mount Dora
Unitarf
Mount Dora High School
Ethel Davis
Gano
Campus
Wildwood Children's
Christian Home and Bible School
Inside the Topic Page Teases Hidden Details
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cryptic note from a newspaper page. The readable bits hint at a section titled Inside the Topic with unclear content and scattered letters.
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Dial
Jesse D. Willmott
Florida
Carlton Johnston
Boerner Denike
Gordon Dake
Floridora
Alden Norton Hall
J.C. Donnelly
The
W.O. Norton
Alden
Business Guide
Sonos Cs Ckes
Jim Foolery
Peeaesteave
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