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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
4
Clarence David Ayes son of Mr and Mrs Dorman Hayes Mount Dora celebrates his first birthday on Wednesday July 1 He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hayes of Zellwood and Mr and Mrs S J Salmon of Mount Dora.
The TOPIC lists Jim Waldr on editor and publisher and Sandy Waldr on assistant editor with offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue Mount Dora Florida and P O Box 197 Mount Dora Florida 32757. It notes subscription rates four dollars per year seven dollars for two years and ten cents for a single copy and that the paper was entered as second class matter on April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Florida under Act of
The writer argues that most senators act from selfish ambition to appease enemies and warns of a Third World War if the U S withdraws from world affairs. He questions moves that displace teachers and asserts a right to choose one’s place of employment.
An amendment is before the Mount Dora City Council to prohibit storage of travel trailers of any size, adding to an existing ban on those over 24 feet. Proponents argue trailers function like houses and offer illegal sleeping space, urging passage to preserve the city’s character.
A twelve day Atlantic voyage from B A to Cape Town covers over 3700 miles with lectures on Africa, readings, and onboard games. Passengers watch as Table Mountain and other landmarks appear. anchor drops in the harbor delaying ashore, leaving travelers torn between voyage love and shore longing.
The City Council reviews an ordinance to prohibit storage of travel trailers in residential areas. Six council members debate restricting trailers under 24 feet to curb promiscuous parking and preserve neighborhood character. Residents are urged to share views with council members as the matter proceeds.
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