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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1970
Page
4
A humorous lament from a citizen faulting nature for litter and environmental damage. The author contrasts leaves and seasonal messes with human pollution, noting the injustice of littering penalties versus natural debris. He cites winds, frost, and ecological effects as overwhelming litter, urging perspective.
Members of several square dance groups in the Triangle area performed for residents of the Mount Dora Medic Care Center last week. After the program Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Shinault explained steps to Jack Peters, a ten year Mount Dora resident, and Blanche Hunter. These visits are among several to the Center.
Mount Dora faces a potential recall issue as Councilman Fred Compton, elected a year ago, moved his residence outside the city last month. City Attorney Roy Christopher cites a vague 90 day absence rule. if applied, Compton could be removed when the new Council takes office in January 1972.
The Topic in Mount Dora lists editor and publisher Jim Waldr on and Sandy Waldr on as editors and business manager respectively. It provides mailing address P O Box 197 and offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue with phone 904 383 4303 and subscription rates of 4 per year 7 for two years and 10 cents per single copy. The paper was entered as second class matter on April 7 1916 under the Firstness Act of March 3 1879.
Albert Crone argues tourism touts jobs while harming rural charm and neons blur tranquil nights. Residents fear factories and controversial voices are stifled by quiet decision making in American towns as modern development tests the意 peaceful landscape.
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