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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
4
Bartow man judge Norman Cummins and council president G R M Pearson concurred in selecting Clark over other interviewees outside Mount Dora Police Department. The mayor praised Clark and Mount Dora assistant chief Martin for bringing leadership and professionalism to the department.
Floridera PERSPECTIVE ’75 notes Lake County still benefits from peak 1972-73 forces with agri goods and retiree needs supporting the economy. Population climbs slowly and retail sales stay above pre-1974 levels though construction slumps with 1,251 mobile homes authorized, half of the region’s total. Mount Dora growth pause tied to Orlando link. Florida’s recovery hopes cited amid mixed indicators.
Mount Dora hosts an adults only pool night Wednesdays from 7 to 9 PM. Four adults used the facility last week enjoying the privacy of the large pool. The writer urges more residents to take advantage before the program ends due to low participation.
Vince Pechtel thanks constituents in District 34 for support. He cites passage of a bill to repeal the Florida Fair Trade Law saving consumers 100 million dollars annually and the repeal of six Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission laws. He notes creation of the Wekiva River Aquatic Preserve and expresses concern over rising regulation and fiscal restraint.
The newsletter quotes poems from Burns Masefield Rymer Towne Bunett Kipling and others to reflect on place memory aging and homesickness. It trails through a tribute to beauty across lands and ends with Florida weather notes partly cloudy hot humid with afternoon storms and 90s highs.
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