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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
3
The writer compares avian mating habits noting polygamy among birds and cowbirds’ parasitism. Observations include redwings nesting on the lake, a dominant male’s display and scolding of a mate, and a wounded cardinal the author released after attempting care.
Mount Dora prepares for a home game against St Cloud this Friday night with a strong squad led by captain Richard Hinkley and co captain Sam Brooks. The piece notes growing football participation and class officer elections across grades eight through twelve.
A bridge guide discusses overcalling suit strength and math awareness in preventing costly bids. It analyzes bids by a Rubber match and the impact of doubles, pushes to game, and choosing safer scores amid shifting suit contracts.
Joyce E. Martin of 18 Emerald Drive Mount Dora is among 21 Stetson University students named to the 1967 68 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Selection honors scholarship leadership and activities.
The Miami Seaquarium's Capt. Bill Gray says more than one million tons of octopus and squid are seized annually for food.
A travel diary entry recounts a Moroccan stop from Meknes to Ceuta and back to Spain. The author describes dawn prayers in Morocco, desert scenery across Rif mountains, and encounters with shepherds, gypsies, and villagers. The journey continues along the Costa del Sol to Malaga with reflections on independence and Gibraltar.
Roy Christopher of Mount Dora says the Red Cross could benefit locally by joining the United Appeal campaign after years of Red Cross service and advisory board experience. The statement lists partners including the American Red Cross Central Florida Boy Scout Council and several Florida organizations.
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