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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1969
Page
4
The Lakes and Hills Garden Club beautifies the Mount Dora Community Building, praised as a standout civic project this year. The effort benefits city residents and visitors and boosts local pride through thoughtful, ongoing beautification.
Reminder to register at City Hall by 5 p.m. December 1 to vote in the City Elections December 9 for City Councilmen and a Mayor. National state and county registrations do not qualify. If you cannot register you cannot vote. If you don't vote don't gripe.
The author urges gratitude for the nation's founding documents the Declaration of Independence the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. They express hope that the country moves closer to living up to these ideals and wish happiness for others worldwide.
City Council invites sealed bids for the old Police and Fire Station on East 4th Avenue. Bids opened December 16, 1969 at City Hall. Property appraised at $12 000. City may revoke bids deemed inadequate. Sale by special warranty deed.
Grant Carter Jr., chairman, announces the Lake County United Appeal campaign has ended on November 27 Thanksgiving Day. He praises local newspaper support, volunteers, and generous citizens whose contributions aid the sick homeless and handicapped, and notes thanks from those serving in the Armed Services and local Scouts.
A community appeal urges candidates to address city issues including pollution, zoning, and traffic. It cites 1967 turnout of 45 percent from 1,670 eligible voters and warns against apathy, urging residents to participate to keep Mount Dora serene, charming, and responsive to residents and visitors.
The TOPIC lists editor and publisher Jim Waldron and business manager Sandy Waldron. It provides mailing address P O Box 197 Mount Dora Florida 32757 and office location 132 West Fifth Avenue Mount Dora. Contact number is (904) 383-4303 with subscription rates two years seven dollars and single copies ten cents.
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