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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
4
The town seeks civic entrants for mayor and four council seats in a December election. Qualifying closes November 21 with no filing fee, requirements include property ownership residency and 25 electors’ signatures. No payment, only public service and community benefit motivate candidates.
The Portland Traffic Safety Commission warns that even slow motorcycle or scooter crashes can cause serious injury or death and urges strict adherence to signals and helmet use. The Arizona Farm Bureau notes disposable income as take home pay after taxes. Quotes from J Wilson Newman and General Douglas MacArthur touch on capital, opportunity, and labor.
Pictured scenes show volunteers at St Edward's Episcopal Church last Saturday as they lay sod fill dirt edge and tidy the grounds Father Walter Peterson is pictured with Mike Pierce and Bil Kelsey Bill ia Senior Warden and Mike a Vestry member The lower photo features Charlie Kennedy David Potsko rake tasks Mike edger and Tim Bowman shoveling
A reader asks about maximum benefits and eligibility rules. Answers cover maximum monthly amounts, conditions for minor child benefits at 18, Medicare sign up timing, freezing records only in disability cases, and spousal benefits for a separated but not divorced wife.
A reader urges bringing troops home and critiques U S foreign policy while calling for honesty and peace. Other letters praise Mount Dora’s community spirit, question local papers’ profit plans, and discuss newspaper recycling and area interest in relocation.
Dr J Basil Hall of the Lake County Health Department reports Aedes Aegypti larvae found in Mount Dora Clermont Howey-in-the-Hills and Fruitland Park marking a potential yellow fever encephalitis and dengue risk. Over 300 samples across 16 communities were negative with tires buckets tins and jars identified as main breeding sources. Authorities urge removal of any water holding containers to stop the spread.
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