Mount Dora Youth Concerts Seek Public Donations
Mount Dora Youth Concert Committee plans three free concerts for K through 12 students on February 9 with the Florida Symphony Orchestra and Ballet Royal of Winter Park. The program, honoring Beethoven on his 200th birthday, relies on voluntary contributions to cover costs totaling 1850 dollars for 1971. Donations levels include Saint 50, Angel 25, Patron 10, and Sponsor 5, with contributor names to be listed at a Kiwanis Club event.
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Florida Symphony Orchestra
Ballet Royal of
Winter Park
Robert Landers
Florida Symphony
Beethoven
Bowling League Sparks Lead With Shear Magic
In COF FEE LEAGUE action the second to fourth place teams cooperate with Shear Magic to stay ahead. Pistol Petticoats, Carbaugh Builder, and Arrington Cleaners all went 1-3 to various opponents while Shear Magic beat Parker's Market 3-1. Conner's Inc. and Boulware Drug Store each won 4-0 over rivals, Garden Gate swept Neptune Pools, and high scores included Shear Magic 1719 team series and Associated Realty 642 team game. Janet Lyons posted 193 for high game and Blanche Price 489 for high series.
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Shear Magic
Pistol Petticoats
Associated Realty Services
Carbaugh
Letsinger Produce
Arrington Cleaners
Wingler & Son
Parker's Market
Conner’s, Inc
Paul's
Gulf Strikers
Boulware Drug Store
Charlie Squibb
Imperial Terrace
Garden Gate
Neptune Pools & Products
Janet Lyons
Blanche Price
Topic newspaper contact and history notice
The Topic lists editor Jim Waldron and publisher Sandy Waldron with mailing address P O Box 197 Mount Dora Florida 32757 and offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue. It provides subscription rates and notes second class matter status dated April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Post Office.
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P. O
Mount Dora Florida
West Fifth Avenue
Mount Dora
Florida
Mount Dora's Charm in Peril as Growth Grows
Editorial in Mount Dora Home Town Paper warns that the Oklawaha River project poses environmental risk and urges open discussion of conservation versus exploitation. It calls for preserving lakes, hills, and privacy, enforcing codes, cleaning streets, and protecting Highway 441 from degradation while promoting tasteful growth and tourism.
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Mount Dora
Disney
New England
Mount Dora revolt highlights Park Board critique
The text criticizes a city Park Board that meets monthly with little public accountability. It notes annual maintenance costs of twelve hundred dollars and accuses a board member of attending meetings merely to collect twenty dollars per session.
Call for City Government Reform and Modernization
A letter urges the council to appoint a committee of seven to twelve members to examine and revise the city government structure. It questions whether government should serve the people or rule them and contrasts with critics of established authority.
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George
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Aruborlor Spluys
Cildren
W.T. Bland, JR
Kiwanis Club
Angel
P.O. Box
the Coffee League
Jim Waldron
Sandy Waldron
By Alcrone
Oklawaha River
By Dean van Landingham