Mount Dora Topic publication notice
Mount Dora Topic is a weekly Mount Dora Florida publication printed Thursdays by Mount Dora Publishing Company. It is entered as second class matter on April seventh nineteen sixteen at the Mount Dora post office under the act of March third eighteen seventy nine.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Mount Dora Publishing Company
National Loyalty Rally in Golden Triangle Supports Strong Stand
A Veterans Day rally at the Golden Triangle Shopping Center draws residents to back a firm government stance against Communism. The letter argues against draft card burners and antiwar protestors while urging loyalty and lawful action to contain or thwart the enemy.
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Golden Triangle
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Viet Nam
C.D
These Men Have No Country Our Nation Is Christian
A Letter claims November 11 honors American veterans and raises opposition to draft card burnings. The author praises U S strength and Christian founding, asserts those who burn draft cards do not deserve to defend America, and closes with a signoff by W H Bill Reedy.
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America
South Viet Nam
United States
W. H
Bill) Reedy
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League
Palm Gardens and Simplex split two two. Hi Way Inn beat Club Rudo three to one to take second place by one point. Mount Dora Flower Shop and Spears Coast split two to two. Almands 66 won three to one over Hatties Hair Styling. DeLoach Leggett defeated Lindsey Paving four to zero while Altman Bros. won three to one over Don Taylors Ins. Palm Gardens posted the high team game and series 816 and 2299. Annie Carey led with single game 197 and Vera Reaves topped with series 524.
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Palm Gardens
Simplex
Hi-Way Inn
Club Rudo
Mount Dora Flower Shop
Spears Coast
Almands 66
Hatties
DeLoach Leggett
Lindsey Paving
Altman Bros
Don Taylors
Annie Carey
Vera Reaves
Mt. Dora Flower
Hatties Hair Styling
Spears Const
Don Taylor
Almands
Reins Sh
LSJC Officials To Visit U of F For Placement Day
Dr. Paul P. Williams president and Dr. William Bungert dean of instruction of Lake Sumter Junior College will attend Junior College Placement Day at the University of Florida on Friday. Candidates for teaching and administrative positions in junior colleges may be interviewed. LSJC has three new faculty members this year sourced from such events. FSU holds a Placement Day later in the year.
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Paul P. Williams
William Bungert
Lake Sumter Junior College
University of Florida
Williams
Florida State University
Air Force Seeks Skilled Veterans for November Prior Service Month
Leesburg Air Force Recruiting Office joins sister offices in designating November 1965 as Prior Service Month to recruit ex servicemen with needed skills. Eligible veterans separated within three years from 45+ career fields may choose a base without retraining. Details at City Hall or by calling 787 2223.
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Leesburg Air Force
Air Force
Darrel W. Mong
Sgt. Mong
City Hall
Dove Season Phase Nearing Close
Hunters are reminded there are only a few days left in the first phase as it closed Sunday. The second phase opens statewide at noon on Nov 20 for 16 days, closing at sundown on Dec 5. Rails and gallinules end at sundown Nov 19, while migratory ducks geese and coots open at noon Nov 24.
Martin Company role to be discussed at Mount Dora club
Mount Dora Woman's Club will hear Richard J. Gister, Martin Co. planning manager for the Pershing Missile program in Orlando, present the company's regional impact and show a film titled 10 Years to Remember at the Mount Dora Community Building. He holds degrees from the University of Buffalo and Rollins College and previously worked at Bell Aircraft.
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Martin Company
Florida
Mount Dora
Rollins College
Martin Co
Bell Air Craft Corp
Buffalo
Orlando
Central Florida
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Martin Sponsored
Jutor Achievement
Orange County
Raymond MacNulty
Spider catching wasp stores paralyzed prey in nests
Help less victim collectors note that mud dauber nests contain paralyzed spiders stored for wasp larvae. The wasp appears to be the spider’s greatest single enemy in its habitat.
Traffic hazards in Mount Dora prompt safety drive
Mount Dora Topic letters call out dangerous conditions at the Post Office entrance and shopping center exits. The writer cites limited visibility from a brick wall and confusing signage from large concrete stop signs near the Bank of Mount Dora, urging a safety drive similar to state efforts to reduce hazards.
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Bank of
Mount Dora
Winter Golf Club Echoes and Birdies At Local Course
The club welcomes winter members returning to prime greens and notes early Birdie play in Wilmarth foursome. Janet Fetherlin sinks a hole in one as Elsa Ruwaldt also hits green to pin. Freeman MacDonald cards an eagle on the 18th as J G Ray earns praise for steady play. A new cart shed and workshop near Electric Cart Boulevard rounds out club improvements.
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Mason & Dixon
Jim
Kay Moore
Edith Wright
England
Scotland
Switzerland
Hackers
Wilmarth
Elsa Ruwaldt
Janet Fetherlin
Janet
Sam Maloy
Electric Cart Boulevard
J. G. Ray
Freeman MacDonald
Telephone Tips Emphasized At Courtesy Clinic
W H Bill Reedy director of Ofida Telephone spoke to Mount Dora merchants about courteous calling practices. He urged not to over sell or reveal unknown details and to identify himself and the business. More than 50 attended at Fralick's Restaurant. next clinic will feature Dr Lester Schriver on courtesy and appearance.
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W. H
Bill) Reedy
Ofida Telephone
Who Corp
Mount Dora Merchants Association
Telee
Reedy
Fralick’s
Lester Schriver
Rotary leader envisions a greater future for the club
James A. Franklin of Fort Myers district 696 spoke to Mount Dora Rotary about Rotarys strong past and the potential for a bigger future. He highlighted matched club international links and Interact for high school students, then met local officers at Club Rudo during a dinner and assembly.
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James A. Franklin
Fort Myers
Rotary International
Mount Dora
Club Rudo
Sandra Spear Nominated for Danforth Graduate Fellowship
Sandra Spear, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Spear of Mount Dora, is nominated for a Danforth Graduate Fellowship at Florida State University where she studies economics and is active in Mortar Board Garnet Key and Phi Beta Kappa. The award would provide four years of financial support with an annual stipend of at least 1800 dollars.
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Sandra Dale Spear
Dan Spear
Mount Dora
Danforth
Florida State University
Mortar Board
Garnet Key
Phi Beta Kappa
Zellwood Garden Club Holiday Festival Details
The Zellwood Garden Club hosts a Holiday Festival at the Zellwood Community Building on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event features crafts gifts food and gadgets with proceeds supporting cemetery entrance beautification and other club projects.
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Zellwood
Florida's First National Bird Sanctuary on Pelican Island
The 1903 Roosevelt action created the first national bird sanctuary on Pelican Island in the Indian River area. The marshy refuge hosts large rookeries of brown pelicans and marks a pioneering effort in conservation in Florida.
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Florida
Theodore Roosevelt
Pelican Island
Indian River
War and Stitches End Greek Embroidery Traditions
Upon the Napoleonic Wars ending, Grecian women lost access to embroidery as mulberry trees, home to silkworms, were removed to plant olives. Consequently no ancient Greek embroidered works survive.
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