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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
3
Mount Dora officials hear two reports on fluoridation. One favors a citizens vote, the other urges immediate abandonment. Judge Willmott argues fluoridation harms the town and could sway retirees, urging school guidance and possible fluoridated water removal.
Twenty six Mount Dora families are now on the Orange City Spring Water company list of customers. Driver Willard Luck notes the additions follow congressional doubts about fluoridation safety raised by the investigation. Some residents travel to Central Florida springs for drinking water. Luck mentions a new customer with two small children.
Mount Dora merchants and their guests will gather for a regular good-fellowship meeting next Wednesday evening. The fish fry is scheduled for Gilbert Park at 6 30 p m. Al Rehbaum Jr is general chairman of the event.
Mount Dora hosts the Cavalcade of Youth for Eisenhower next Tuesday at the Donnelly and Fifth Avenue office. The tour includes 10 cars from six Florida colleges and universities. Mrs. Rosetta Croxton and Col. Lambert Turner of Sylvan Shores are pictured at the Lake County headquarters.
Park Ridge Illinois Mayor Alfred P Haake vetoed a fluoridation ordinance citing constitutional rights and the duty to protect citizens. He argues fluoridation is an experiment and conditions a referendum and strict safeguards including unconditional medical approvals and full public information before any implementation.
Mount Dora's oldest citizen, Mrs. F. G. Davis, will celebrate her 97th birthday this Sunday three years shy of her 100th. She is the mother of Alice Ndeee Pennaers.
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