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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
8
A small black and yellow striped sergeant major reef fish spawns all summer at Marineland of Florida. The female lays eggs and leaves them, while the male guards and tends the brood. He repels large predators like sharks and moray eels to protect the eggs.
A reader notes a population boom of mock ingbirds and more screech owls in Florida yards. The mockers disrupt traffic as rivals vie for berries while robins wax wings arrive. screech owls breed with two color phases and nest in woodpecker holes or birdhouses. Migrants include redstarts, blue gray gnatcatchers, and small warblers.
Naples hosts the annual Swamp Buggy Races featuring participants piloting large buggies over a challenging course described as the zaniest in sports. The piece also notes Frank Lloyd Wright expansions and historic city growth, mentioning the Singer Building and a birding Q&A column inviting reader inquiries.
Shear Magic defeated Geri’s four pins to three while Arrington Cleaners split a two games to two. The score table lists teams including Arlington Cleaners, Carbaugh Builder, Garden Gate and others with varied wins and losses. Karl’s Sales & Service and Conner’s Colleens show middling records as Margaret Cannon posted a 194 game and Arrington Cleaners a 610 high game.
A nostalgic reflection on New York landmarks and past eras. The piece recalls the Paramount Building and its talkies, the Woolworth Building’s stature, and childhood memories like gargoyles and railroads. It contrasts old skylines with modern skyscrapers and touches on historical events and social shifts.
The Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club held a six-table Howell game at the Umatilla Community Building on Monday night. Winners were Mrs Helen Confer and Mrs H D Hufford first, Mrs C J Sparks and Mrs Bernard McCabe second, Robert Carle and H D Hufford third, Mr and Mrs Ed Dean fourth.
A reporter notes Lou Heaton describing fans traveling hundreds of miles to take pictures beside the car and capture moments with the vehicle. The remark underscores fan dedication and the car's symbolic meaning for supporters.
The text explains ivy's frequent use in weddings as a lasting plant. It notes the ivy leaf signifies trustworthiness and links the symbol to the couple’s most trusted moment when they say their vows.
A county advisory notes a question about license renewal for birthdays in October as a reminder that the renewal period is ending soon at Lion Country Safari near Royal Palm Beach where visitors can view freely roaming wildlife.
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