Mount Dora Wins Protest Over Apopka Baseball Game
Arbitration board awards last Thursday’s Mount Dora victory due to Apopka shortstop ineligibility. Protest upheld citing college student status. $100 fine waived as fairness shown by both sides. Plus notes on Mount Dora per capita deposits and local leaders.
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Mount Dora
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Speaking of Birds and the Wildlife Around Us
Mid June brings a burst of bird activity with thrashers, cardinals, towhees, blue jays, and marsh rats appearing in backyards. A cardinal feeds a youngster beneath a living room window, while robins and ground roosting towhees show off their camouflage. Fishermen report fiberglass entanglements with anhinga and lines in trees, prompting calls for care and litter removal to protect wildlife and lakes.
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Seldon
Blue Jay
Marina
Reader urges opposition to religious broadcasting ban petition
A letter writer objects to FCC petition RM2493 aiming to ban religious broadcasts. The author cites 27000 signatures as insufficient to override public worship rights and urges readers to mail letters to the FCC opposing the measure. The writer notes nursing home and hospital residents rely on broadcasts for church services and stresses freedom of worship and choice.
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Madalyn Murray O'Hare
Washington, D. C
Federal Communications Commission
United States of America
Art Talk reflections by Jim Brown in Mount Dora Topic
Jim Brown reflects on Art Talk lessons from the Mount Dora Topic across ten semi monthly issues. He discusses what art is graphics drawing composition balance perspective foreshortening color and values urging beginners to study and reminding readers that art is technique driven over abstract meaning. He defends traditionalism and argues that art should be understood without needing external explanations and notes trends fade like morning dew.
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