Letters Out There Somewhere Is The Enemy
A Viet Nam infantryman Bishop Wayne Wilkerson describes the unseen enemy in jungles and rice paddies. He reflects on the price of freedom and urges readers to write or pray for soldiers serving abroad.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1970
Page
4
A Viet Nam infantryman Bishop Wayne Wilkerson describes the unseen enemy in jungles and rice paddies. He reflects on the price of freedom and urges readers to write or pray for soldiers serving abroad.
Hawand Cox chairs the Mount Dora Utilities Committee hearing resident complaints about electricity water and sewage service. He oversees power line upgrades and voltage increases while managing landfill and new development needs. He also leads the Hurricane Hut youth center advisory board which has steered the center to break even.
A group of Lake County Republicans organized a hand made Valentine for Gov. Kirk during the February Lincoln Day Banquet in Leesburg. Volunteers from the Golden Triangle Republican Women’s Club Mount Dora Young Republicans and local junior college students contributed crafts and labor for the project.
A concise review of Noel Gerson's memoir detailing life with his cat P.J. purchased for ninety eight cents. The pair share years of city apartment life and moving to the country as Twink grows, with P.J acting as supervisor during writing and remaining Chief Cat and Best Friend throughout changes.
The TOPIC published from Mount Dora Florida lists editor Jim WaldrOn publisher Sandy Waldron business manager with offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue and mailing address P O Box 197. rates posted 4.00 per year 7.00 for two years and 10 cents per copy. entered as second class matter April 7 1916 Mount Dora Post Office under March 3 1879 act.
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