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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
4
The first outdoor Mount Dora Art League meeting is set for this afternoon with attendees gathering at the beauty shop at 2 o clock. The first evening meeting occurred on October 7.
The Lake-Sumter Pharmaceutical Association urges patients to consider physician choice and product quality over price. Mount Dora city officials and residents debate charter revision and governance with dog control issues and police actions discussed by Mayor Tom Champion.
A concerned Lake County parent urges the public to vote for Sam Commander in the upcoming election on November 2. He argues the current superintendent failed to improve education, discipline, and student reading levels, criticizing a pre election brochure funded by taxpayers.
Council and city engineers debated whether the sewage treatment plant could handle the added load from a proposed project and a 50 unit rent-subsidy apartment complex. Sverdrup Parcel and Associates of Gainesville said the system can accommodate the extra demand. After the semi monthly meeting, council held a work session on a revised city charter with another meeting planned for next Tuesday.
Raymond Beasley aged 64 died after a dispute at 1404 Hac kett St East Town when Ernest Mathis 63 grabbed a .22 rifle and shot Beasley three times. Beasley died at the scene and Mathis is charged with second degree murder held on $10,000 bond.
GOP contenders criticize cost of county board operations while Ed Havill argues the tax base shifts. Havill cites delays from a state ordered revaluation by an out-of-county firm. H D Underwood notes tax collector office has not faced voters in 75 years as he campaigns. Flora Glisson chairs, Langley discusses nine constitutional amendments on the November ballot.
A reminiscence of birds and quirks from rural life. The author recalls Carolina wrens nesting under a jeep seat and titmice fearlessly approaching humans. Short notes describe birds stealing fur for nests, an unbothered dog, and a tame titmouse keeping a wary watch over feeders and people alike.
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