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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
4
A summer broadside urges readers to vote with action against roadside litter. It warns that mass travel will multiply garbage unless people change habits and keep nature clean. The piece calls for responsible behavior during picnics, camping trips, and trips to beaches and lakes.
Kissimmee joins Pendleton Cheyenne and Calgary as home to a major rodeo. The 40th Silver Spurs rodeo runs July 2 3 4 with professional RAID talent and RSCA approval. A 12000 seat stadium roofed venue supports the event boosting Florida tourism and cowboy skills.
A nationwide drive invites private employers and government bodies to provide summer jobs and training for young Americans leaving classrooms in June. The effort targets about half seeking career employment and others needing work to continue schooling, with many facing economic or educational disadvantages. Offer support to vacation job seekers.
Rumblings report Senator Barrow of Crestview praised as the Will Rogers of the Florida Senate and noted for backwoods wisdom that sways colleagues. Rep. Mann of Hillsboro County uses wit to challenge Mattox and defend Wig Barrow, labeled in the Keyhole Awards. Capitol Notebook mentions wives of Senators and several rising lawmakers across districts.
The 1967 Florida Legislature considers rapid mass transit to ease congestion. Miami PR aide Ron Levitt outlines high speed trains between Homestead and Jacksonville, along with hydroplanes and monorail concepts moving thousands daily. Authorities push for a dependable system over new highways.
A speaker touts saving savings bonds as a way to strengthen America and support service members in Viet Nam, expressing pride in a personal nest egg set aside for future needs and national defense.
Comptroller Bud Dickinson announced June disbursements to Florida's 25 junior colleges totaling 2,219,167 dollars. Minimal Foundation Fund provided 1,935,823 dollars, sales tax 212,729 dollars, Lake Sumter 30,326 dollars, and four new colleges received 71,115 dollars in special appropriations. The four new colleges are Santa Fe in Alachua, South Florida in Highlands, Tallahassee in Leon, and Seminole College.
Comptroller Fred C. Dickinson Jr announced that Florida state chartered banks held $3.2 billion in assets by May this year, up $222.7 million from May last year. The report notes sustained asset growth signals broader economic stability across the state’s 251 commercial banks.
Paul H. Reed, Tax Collector, Lake County, reports tax sale certificates on 549 parcels sold for $52,212.79 on June 1. Certificates issued for 1966 delinquent taxes. 36 bidders participated. Last year 505 certificates were sold for $28,603.70. Certificates act as a lien and may be redeemed within two years by the delinquent taxpayer.
The Florida Highway Patrol advises drivers to practice defensive driving on vacations. Drive at safe speeds, obey traffic laws, heed signs, use mirrors, and keep a safe distance. Be prepared to yield, expect the unexpected, and exercise patience to save lives. Kirkman notes the impact of common sense.
The 21st annual National Pee Wee Golf Championships begin July 24 to 26 at Rio Pinar Country Club. Sponsored by Orlando Jaycees, the event welcomes players from ages 3 to 15 with 50 initial entrants. Director Gerald Bartholow notes ongoing applications.
State Parks Director Bill Miller designates Hontoon Island on the St. Johns River near DeLand as a Bald Eagle Sanctuary to protect its natural area and wildlife. Nina D. Steffee of Maitland pushes the Florida Park Board to safeguard bald eagles and nests within park boundaries amid threats to the national emblem.
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