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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
4
The article notes the 63rd anniversary since the 1912 founding of the Girl Scouts of the USA and highlights growth to over 3.3 million members by 1975. It urges national participation during Girl Scout Week March 9 to 15 under the theme Grow With Us.
City actions include adopting Lake County Animal Control Ordinance and naming Sverdrup & Parcel as City Engineer. Police Chief Huett to retire end of 1975 with advisory role. Streets renamed Mills Lane and Carroll Lane, while meetings set for Coordinator of City Services and Charter Review committees.
The Lakes and Hills weekly issue marks its 60th volume with issue number 10 in publication since 1916. It highlights local news, community notices, and archival context for regional readers.
A reader protests long poor reception on Orlando Channel 9 now two years after the temporary antenna failed. The writer urges replacement with a permanent antenna and asks viewers to join in protesting the bad signal and missed programs.
Pearson mentions out of state developers aim to start construction this spring with a second phase by 1980 and three unnamed department stores. Mike Willett notes county planners will assist Lake cities without charge, with Joe Knight joining to handle the work. Concerned Citizens set April 5 meeting to review officers and charter changes with Dr William Young and a graduate study proposal, transportation costs to be paid by members.
The article lauds the IceHouse Players of Mount Dora for building a local theatre culture, training participants from diverse backgrounds, and planning the Interscholastic Play Festivals with Lake County schools. It urges civic engagement, reflection, and support for ongoing theatre education and community development.
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