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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
4
Freeholders vote Tuesday on two levies in Lake County. A three-tenths mill for Lake Sumter Junior College continues existing funding. A new one mill levy for 1970 72 would fund central air conditioning in all county classrooms, projected at 416 961 annually, costing 825 000.
Mount Dora reader commends the First Methodist Church and Rev Leo Lacy for guiding graduates under the theme The Christian and His Community. He urges limited integration and argues against bussing while defending patriotism and private property. He suggests some members may transfer to East Town.
A brief letter from AL CRONE questions if serenity can survive rising noise traffic ugliness and litter. The author appeals to business and government to reduce disturbances and protect quiet and beauty.
An archived cinema listing notes Century-Fox Presents a double feature or event titled Prow CAC Eastman Color scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 5-6.
Adjutant Bill Paul thanks attendees of Pine Forest Cemetery Memorial Day services on May 3. He labels the silent majority as a hidden majority who support veterans in spirit but avoid public patriotic events, urging wakefulness to current events and gratitude for those who died for the country.
The Topic editors Jim Waldron and Sandy Waldron as publisher and business manager are listed with a Mount Dora postal address P O Box 197 Florida 32757. Offices sit at 132 West Fifth Avenue Mount Dora. Subscription rates are four dollars yearly seven dollars for two years and ten cents per copy. The paper was entered as second class matter on April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Florida Post Office under March 3 1879 act.
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