Christmas tree stands dot Mount Dora streets
The approaching holiday is shown by town trees for sale. Mount Dora High football coach Gene Bebber displays booster club trees at the Bank of Mount Dora while David Shipes and Tom Stephens promote the Boy Scout stand sales.
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Mount Dora High
Gene Bebber
MDHS
Mount Dora
David Shipes
Tom Stephens
Jaycee Christmas Parade Promises Big Next Half
Children waiting for the next feature in the Saturday parade watched eagerly as about 75 units including bands floats and attractions prepared to roll through the route.
Second Annual Old Fashion Community Sing at City Hall
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors Mount Dora event on December 21 at 7 30 p m in front of City Hall. Ed Waite directs the sing with participation from all local churches. Parking near City Hall is reserved for those unable to stand.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mount Dora
Ed Waite
Jean Cook Jedlica
Mount Dora residents oppose new apartment sites
Homeowners in Mount Dora challenged an apartment boom at a City Council meeting. A 17-signature petition halted one 72 unit Lincoln Street project and a second rezoning at First and Grandview drew a similar petition. Officials defended the action as good faith housing growth.
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Mount Dora
Henry J. Cibula
East 1Lth
Lincoln Street
Cibula
Roy Christopher
Christopher
Council
J. P. Turner
W. T. Bland
Grandview
Freeman
Santa to visit Mount Dora for children on Dec 19
Santa Claus will spend an hour and a half in Mount Dora on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 3 30 p m talking with children up to age 10. He will learn their Christmas wishes and assess their conduct. Edith Sage, formerly with the Mount Dora Police Department, will assist.
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Santa Claus
Mount Dora
Edith Sage
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