Mount Dora Firemen Seek Public Support and Donations
The Mount Dora Volunteer Firemen's Association launches its fifth annual drive to fund firefighting and safety efforts in coordination with the Mount Dora Fire Department. Citizens can donate at set levels, receive booster items, and mail checks to the association.
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Mount Dora
Golden Gem Growers to hear Congressman Kelly guest speaker
Golden Gem Growers will host U.S. Congressman Richard Kelly as guest speaker at the 1976 annual meeting in Umatilla next Thursday November 18. The topic covers expanding foreign markets for U.S. citrus with over 500 growers and guests anticipated at Exposition Hall Eustis for a 9 45 a.m. start and a traditional picnic lunch. President John Nelson notes the theme Growers Own reflects the cooperative ownership by more than 500 growers and the co op's leadership in the citrus industry despite market fluctuations.
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Richard Kelly
Golden Gem Growers
Umatilla
U.S
Exposition Hall
Eustis
Golden Gem
John Nelson
Florida
Weather Summary for Early November Rainfall
Period saw lows around 18 and highs near 18 with rainfall totals: 1.35 inches for the period. The night of November 7 added to a war time total rainfall of 44.57 inches.
Mount Dora City Council race fields grow to 10 candidates
Mount Dora grows its candidate list for the December 14 municipal election to ten as Lavond Clayton and incumbent C O Lott join earlier filings by Ronald Archer John Coffield Colene Hutcheson Clifford Harden Ernest Knecht Robert Travers and other incumbents Howard Cox and Gordon Dake. Lott notes six years on council brought tangible improvements including a 31000 water line extension two million dollar drainage project site purchase and thirty seven thousand dollars for paving nine blocks. Clayton, a longtime resident and caregiver, seeks a seat to influence city government.
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Mount Dora
Lavond Clayton
C. O. Lott
Ronald Archer
John Coffield
Colene Hutcheson
Clifford Harden
Ernest Knecht
Robert Travers
Howard Cox
Gordon Dake
Clayton
Jackson Ave
East Town
Progressive Citizens Association
Lott
Chapman
Vandalism hits Mount Dora High School vehicles
Seven cars parked at Mount Dora High School while band members played at an out of town game were damaged last Friday. One car was broken into with a CB radio 8 track tape deck and clarinet stolen a battery removed from another two cars were damaged but nothing taken. Principal J R Folsom can be reached at 383 2177. A reward is offered for information about the missing clarinet valued at 200. Det. Mike Hunter notes no clear motive and no sign of organized effort.
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Mount Dora High School
Mike Hunter
Mount Dora Police Department
Hunter
J. R. Folsom
Mount Dora to Consider New Utility Rates and Gilbert Park Plan
Mount Dora City Council will meet next Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss an ordinance adjusting electricity rates by consolidating four categories into three and a proposed sewer charge tied to water bills. The plan includes a minor rate reduction for small residential users and large industrials, offset by a sewer increase for non-residential customers. A master plan for Gilbert Park, Palm Island, and nearby property called Heritage Village is also studied, with funds sought from state and federal sources.
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Mount Dora
Gilbert Park
Frank Clifton
Clifton
Mount Dota
Tavares
Florida Power
Paul Robin John
Wayne Bennett
John
Palm Island
Harvey Spears
Donnelly Park
Donnelly
Florida Department of Natural Resources
Correspondent sought for Tangerine Lake Ola area weekly news
The TOPIC announces a vacancy for a correspondent to report news from the Tangerine Lake Ola region on a weekly basis. For information, contact the newspaper at 383-4303.
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Tangerine-Lake Ola
Holler, 45 Pioneers Enter Automotive Hall of Fame
William E. Holler of Mount Dora and 44 automotive industry pioneers were inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in Midland Michigan. The project was led by the Automotive Organization Team, formerly Automotive Old Timers, a national nonprofit. Holler had worked for General Motors during his career and relocated to Mount Dora in 1946, where he resides at Breezy Point.
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William E. Holler
Mount Dora
Automotive Hall of Fame
Midland
Mich
Automotive Organization Team
Automotive Old Timers
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors
Tig
Dora Holler
Breezy Point
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Central Florida Heart Association
Orlando
Betty McDuffie
St. Angiolinii
Bank of
Mont Dora
Vocational Technical Center
Edith Noffsinger
R. N
Kelly
C. O
Cauley) Lott
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
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Hall of Fame
William E. Hotter
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