06 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
1
The column notes a meat shortage affecting diners and households with jokes about ordering German Shepherd cake. It cites Doyle Conner on high food costs, global shortages, and hope through increased agricultural production, while drolly remarking on a 60th anniversary for the Mount Dora Yacht Club.
Mount Dora High School opens Friday night under coach Willie Poole Phase Three. The Hurricanes face Wildwood in the jamboree at Eustis with eighth graders and returning lettermen like John Miller and Stanley Bogiel guiding a wide open offense and aggressive defense. Umatilla, Eustis, and others seek spots in a competitive Mid Florida Conference.
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The Mount Dora City Council approved a single bid of 69 368 13 dollars from Basic Asphalt of Orlando for street paving Part A Tremain Street Part B Tremain Street Part C Clayton Street and Part D Clayton Street. Council also backed a nine dollar per thousand assessment on city property and discussed financing by Lincoln Avenue developer Neil Haber to cover parts B and D plus engineering costs.
A meeting to organize a volunteer fire department for the area south of Old 411 to Lake Dora just west of Mount Dora is set for 7 30 p m this Friday September 7 in the Bank of Mount Dora community room. Organizer David Iannone urges attendance to learn about forming a fire company as a step toward a possible fire district. For info call 383 6064.
Mount Dora city councilman Howard Cox will address the Concerned Citizens Association at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Bank of Mount Dora. Cox chairs the utilities committee and will discuss sewage and pollution concerns facing the city. Members and other residents are urged to attend.
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