08 Jul 1971
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
1
A personal column by the editor titled Floridora appears in this issue with plans for new features to be announced on page 1. The note indicates ongoing expansion and future additions to the paper’s content.
The Mount Dora City Council on Tuesday night approved the second reading of an ordinance requiring eateries without liquor licenses to close by midnight. Anthony Durren of Leesburg spoke for Betty Dawson, owner of the Mount Dora restaurant that prompted the measure, criticizing the proposed ordinance as not focused on health safety and morals.
A Maryland to Florida house move to Mount Dora delays as furniture shifts split between vans. The columnist notes traffic, environmental observations, and a hoped July 1 column start. Local council debates over a condominium near the Yacht Club and lake shore restrictions continue, with Fifth Avenue extension closed to enable redesigns.
A mockingbird named Kiwi arrived in a Bottlebrush bush planted by Al and Virginia Cyran on their Ola Beach Motel property. They bottle-fed, fed egg yolk and watermelon, and kept the creature as a pet, with Kiwi learning to fly and roosting in a cardboard cage. The family plans a visit from their grandson Alexander and Pat Cyran Manoni.
Lake County plans a meeting on July 16 at 7 p.m. at the Agricultural Center in Tavares to organize a Cattlemen's Association. State Cattlemen's Association representatives will assist. James Hand notes a dinner will follow and provides a contact number 343 4101.
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