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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1974
Page
8
A local writer details nightly cat food theft from a patio feeder. He claims frogs are the culprits and sketches a comic plan to launch a frog training venture with various frog roles and even police frogs, seeking investors.
The Oklana Audubon Society opened its season at Hartridge Hall St Edward s Episcopal Church October 23 with President Dorcas Brigham. Field trips drew over twenty four members to observe water birds including egrets coots and herons and noted limited sightings due to access rules and flooded fields.
The T I S Christmas party date was corrected to not Nov 16 and the Country Sale Bargains is set for Nov 30 with items being collected by Mrs Evelyn Dyer. Attendees included Helen and Dick Whittington and Allen E Arthur. Ralph Scott spoke for Ralston Purina Mushroom plant about mushrooms nutrition and fertilizer. Tommy Shipes underwent leg surgery and is recovering.
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