Tiger Adopts Mockingbird as Kin in Quiet Tale
A lighthearted local note describes Tiger the cat raising a mockingbird as its own. The bird seems to thrive under feline care, while Tiger, despite years of attempts, remains unable to produce kittens.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
1
A lighthearted local note describes Tiger the cat raising a mockingbird as its own. The bird seems to thrive under feline care, while Tiger, despite years of attempts, remains unable to produce kittens.
Sergeant Richard L. Scogin of Mount Dora receives the Bronze Star Medal for outstandingly meritorious service in the Republic of Vietnam. The citation praises his rapid problem solving and professional initiative that enhanced allied effectiveness and supported U S mission goals.
City officials Cecil Barks and Roy Christopher warn residents about legal necessity of trimming limbs near power lines. They cite recurring outages from overhanging branches and emphasize the danger to both workers and residents if neglected.
The Mount Dora City Council passed the first reading of an ordinance to annex three houses on Westland Road in the Sylvan Shores subdivision. Property owners Clark Cook and Howard petitioned for annexation, joining a prior Helm Road request. The council also granted a temporary variance for trailers over 24 feet, postponed a decision on Edger’s 18 inch overage, and received bids for a lift station sewer work and cemetery mower.
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