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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

9

Concordia Lutheran Plans Groundbreaking for $160000 Church

Concordia Lutheran Church at Wood Street and School Avenue will break ground Sunday at 9:30 a.m. for a new $160,000 building. Rev. Luther F. Willer will preach “A Church of Vision” as officers, Sunday School and parishioners participate. Budget includes a $100,000 bond issue with 4 percent interest through July 3 to attract investors.

Sarasota Robert Horn la Gasse Bros Willer Ing Concordia Carey-Swain Int Ladies Guild

Sarasota High School to graduate 353 seniors tonight

Graduation exercises set for 8 p m at the municipal auditorium with School Supt Carl Strode presenting diplomas to 353 Sarasota High School seniors. James McGee class president will welcome attendees as Charles H Lovingood delivers the main address titled Looking Ahead.

Municipal Auditorium Sarasota High School Carl Strode James McGee Susie Shoaf Ann Mudd California Lana Staup Jody Bilbo Kathy Knochel Nancy Siers Eunice Ferreira Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Miss Mudd

Two Paths At Sarasota High Seniors Face Tonight

Sarasota High School seniors at the crossroads face a choice between two life paths. Path One follows a conventional route toward stability, while Path Two invites individualism and pursuing personal goals. Robert Frost’s lines from The Road Not Taken offer a closing guide as graduates prepare for futures in college, work, or service.

Robert Frost Jesa Gooduck Sarasota High School

City Fire Losses Reach $193 507 in Five Months

Fire losses inside city limits for the first five months total $193 507, up $103 573 from the previous year. May 1956 saw $5 632 in total losses, with 255 fire calls this year and 19 in May, while grass fires dropped to five calls last month from 33 the year before.

Milwaukee Firm Awarded Pole Contract on North Trail

The Line Materials Industries of Milwaukee won a city contract for 9 percent steel light poles worth 9 415 22 dollars. Poles for the North Trail medial strip will be delivered within four weeks. Widening from 10th 8 to Bowlee's Creek slated for August completion.

Line Materials Industries Milwaukee Wis City 10Th Bowlee’s Creek

Funds For Study In Water Conservation District

Bradenton and six counties of Southwestern Florida will seek a grant from the Internal Improvement Fund to underwrite a feasibility study on water conservation. Dr. David B. Smith said funds create a state agency to coordinate local efforts and may allow interest free borrowing for construction. The Water Resources Board can approve county use of waters, with patrols of trouble spots and a comprehensive district plan to be developed.

Bradenton Southwestern Florida Water Resources Board Commission Smith

Workshop Leader From Florida Visits Sarasota

Mrs Hazel T Morgan coordinator of Florida Youth Workshops arrives this afternoon for Sarasota Youth Board meetings. She will meet the board at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the Community House and inspect Sarasota youth facilities while visiting. Kurt Schneider chairs the Sarasota Youth Board.

Hazel T. Morgan Florida University of Florida Sarasota Youth Board Bill Blackburn Community House Morgan Florida Student Council Association Sarasota Kurt Schneider

Ringling sculpture loaned to Sarasota Chamber building

A 16th century bronze sculpture Elephant Attacked by Two Lions from the Ringling collection is loaned to the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce building under John Ringling's will. The piece stands in the lobby, insured for 500 dollars, with a possible pedestal and formal plaque planned.

Ringling Art Museum John Ringling Funnét Sarasota Chamber Tod Swalm Victor Lundy John and Mable Ringling

Miller Trailers workers end five week strike with eight cent raise

In Bradenton union members of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 925 halted their five week strike after accepting Miller Trailers Inc. latest offer. The deal raises top wages to 1.80 per hour for a year and ends with workers returning to their posts.

Miller Trailers Bradenton Miller Trailers Inc International Union of Operating En Gineers John L. Kinney Tampa Jack Miller

Bear Sighted Near Nokomis As Water Rushes In

State Trooper O A Savage spotted a bear running along the South Trail at the north Nokomis city limits about 4 40 am and alerted patrols Venice police checked for loose pet bears with no results Some authorities think high water from heavy rains pushed the animal from nearby woods into the area The incident prompted a lookout effort across Nokomis and surrounding areas

Nokomis O. A. Savage Venice

Thompson to Address Florida Engineering Society Meeting

City Manager Kenneth Thompson will address the Sarasota Manatee Chapter of the Florida Engineering Society at 6 30 p m June 11 at Martines Restaurant A report on the recent Orlando state convention will be presented by Don Smalley and Max Sturn

Kenneth Thompson Sarasota- Manatee Florida Engineering Society Martine Orlando Don Smalley Max Sturn

Leisure Lakes civic group selects officers and hears drainage plans

The Leisure Lakes Civic Association elected officers led by temporary chairwoman Mrs. Robert A. Reinbolt and vice president Lynn Morey Jr. discussed drainage fixes on North Allendale Avenue and Tuttle Avenue. County official John Grout said ditch clearing would precede road work and the district would clear sections within the subdivision. Robert Schaubacher urged cooperation with the developer while stressing no broad dissatisfaction among residents.

Leisure Lakes Robert A. Reinbolt Lynn Morey Jr Crest Low Point Allendale Avenue John Grout Morey Grout Reinbolt Tuttle Avenue 22Nd 27Th Street Fruitville Tuttle Allendale Robert Schaubacher Leisure Lakes Civic Assn Schaubacher

Stores Erection Sought Before City Board of Adjustment

Charles Twain seeks permission to erect stores on blocks 13 through 16 in Block 58 on Benjamin Franklin Drive in RG zoned area. Other requests include fencing around lots 7 and 8 in Central Park RG zone, a residence near lot 11 in Indian Beach Estates RC zone, and parking on various lots. Additional filings ask for offices and motel expansions in RG and RE zones with compliance and setback notes.

Charles Twain City Board of Adjustment Benjamin Franklin Drive City Commission City Pier Neh Bottling Company Central Park Subdivision Archie A. Diegal Indian Beach Estates M. Lagueux Lakes

Survey Finds Sarasota Industrial Council Faces Apathy

Walter Ware reports mixed sentiment toward the Sarasota Industrial Council after surveying about 900 business leaders. county officials may fund and integrate the council with the Chamber of Commerce while a 30 000 annual goal is sought through private and public support.

Sarasotans Sarasota Industrial Council Walter Ware Ware

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sarasota Junior High School Didates Sarasota Memorial Hospital Concordia Lutheran Congregation Strode Charles H. Lovingood Judie Lau W. H. Cone Key Club Keyettes Elks Club Rotary Ans Pilot Club Panhellenic Panhellenic Club Judy Newman Ucation Florida State University Time, Inc Don Mitchell Don Betty Ann Geber By Furman Arthur Wheel of Life Sarasota, Florida O Chamber of Commerce Thompson Leisure Lakes Area Lynn Morey Bamboo Corporation Opin Council Mustrial Council Mark Woods Manatee County Manatee Harry Burk Industrial Council
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