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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
3
A narrator details a tense scene where a bold gray squirrel monopolizes a ground grain feeder, snarling and snapping at birds and even challenging a rabbit. After a quick exchange, the rabbit delivers a decisive two‑punch knockout, sending the squirrel flailing head over heels, and the birds regain access to the grain.
Lake County round robin shuffleboard results from Leesburg show Mount Dora teams winning six games across Sept 11. Sept 12 rain delays Red and Black play, with Leonard Chaffee directing seven courts and multiple top scores including Patch Beckhold and Tyson Econimos. The event cites injuries to Marge Taylor and welcomes Earl and Mrs Dangler for fall and winter.
Five women students were elected cheerleaders for the 1967 68 school year at LSJC during the Student Government Association assembly. Sandy Grantham of Mount Dora led a slate that included Mary Williams, Linda Hester, Nikki Castelli, and Pam Carey of Leesburg, with Sharon Frier of Eustis named last spring. Evelyn Sebree, women's physical education instructor, serves as sponsor.
A narrator tries to deter a bold squirrel with warnings and a jump scare. The rodent returns after five minutes, performing a stiff legged jump and clearly signaling SCRAM. The scene ends with the squirrel not returning.
Comptroller Fred C. Dickinson Jr announced August documentary stamp revenue of $2,096,716 to the state bank, with Lake County contributing $19,270.
Three Lake-Sumter Junior College students attended a scholarship awards luncheon of the Florida Canners Association in Winter Haven. Dale W. Miller of Mount Dora received a $150 scholarship for the current school year, presented by Ed H. Price at the Lake Region Yacht and Country Club.
A sea scene by Mrs. F. V. Romaine is now on display at the Lake Sumter Junior College library entrance. The oil painting sits in a glass enclosed case with real sand added by the artist for realism.
Mothers and children decorated cars in a cavalcade to publicize the Come Across program by the Young Re group. Mrs. John Seabury and family posed beside shells and plants as Romaine and Delbert Copeland discussed a library gift of 345 volumes from the late Romaine Seabury.
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