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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
2
Carl Fuller writes from Cranberry Lake in the Adirondacks noting the park's preservation rules, lake ecology, and wildlife. He describes trout fishing declines, local flora, seasonal temperatures, and peaceful woods from a camp with a bear, beaver, grouse, and loons visible in a rustic backdrop.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce board will meet today at 2:30 p.m. at the Chamber office in the courthouse at Tavares, a week earlier than its usual monthly date.
The piece describes Pointe-au-Baril in Georgian Bay Ontario as a water heavy landscape with rocks pine trees and a lighthouse at the former barrel site. It notes seasonal timing July 4 to Labor Day high costs and basic amenities plus isolation echoing Thoreau and Walden Pond.
Captain Meade's Reds outplayed Captain Peterman's Blacks in a 15 game series led by high Reds Mrs. Wright and reporter with 241 and high Blacks Tom Hunter and Fred Erdman with 213. A 102 to 24 playoff score clinched the Reds 12 to 4. Blacks later won 100 to 67 in the final playoff as weather cooperated and Mount Dora enjoyed near perfect greens. Earl W. Dodd and son-in-law Markley arrived to join the winter season, while Mrs. Leon Herblin returned from the North to resume play.
Summer reading picks include Bongo by Walt Disney and Born to Trot by Marguerite Henry. Also featured are Building of the First Transcontinental Railroad by Adele Nathan and Choo Choo the Little Switch Engine by Wallace Wadsworth among other new titles for youngsters.
Hutchinson pitched a no hitter as the Amer ican Legion Youth Baseball team beat Umatilla 12 4. They then lost 5 3 to Leesburg on Tuesday. The squad plans to play Tavares Friday at 3 p.m. and registration figures for summer programs were reported by Coach Dan Spear with 471 total and 329 for the program.
Dr J B Hall Lake County Health Department director will address the Kiwanis Club at a noon luncheon today. The event features upcoming health topics and community updates.
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