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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1960

Page

8

Sarasota Folks Welcome New Residents and Visitors

Local notes report Mrs. M L Tyler leaving Fort Myers for summer in Highlands North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Thomas F Shea hosted Mr and Mrs Frank T Shea of Cleveland for three weeks of sightseeing and beach visits. The Sheas plan to return next year. Mrs Robert Summerall Sr returned from Baltimore after visiting former Sarasota friend Mrs Richard Manning now at Monte bello Hospital. Terry Kirkpatrick, son of Mr and Mrs William W Kirkpatrick, was named most outstanding pupil in Mr Emil Colbert’s fifth grade at Fruitville Elementary and is known as the Sarasota News carrier for Kensington Park. Mr and Mrs Phillip Tardiff’s parents, Mr and Mrs Irving Wallace, vacationing in Rome and Saranac Lake with plans to visit in August. Jack Mantz has acquired Queen Ann Apartments on Tth Street, living there as manager. Emilie Helen Fox, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bradley, initiated into Delta Zeta Beta Lambda at University of Tennessee. Bay Haven Baptist Vacation Bible School runs June 13 24 with a registration prep day next Saturday. The Scarpinato family from Hempstead Long Island moved to 3912 Nottingham Pl Kensington Park. Thomas and Catherine Scarboro plan to return north for their son’s graduation June 19, with Catherine and daughters Elaine and Lois traveling by plane.

Thomas F. Shea Frank T. Shea Cleveland Ohio Thomas Sheas Prado Dr deSoto Lakes Robert Summerall Sr Park Place Baltimore Edward Gilbert Terry Kirkpatrick William W. Kirkpatrick Lenc Kensington Park Emil Colbert Fruitville Terry Sarasota Indiana Phillip Tardiff 17Th St Irving G. Wallace White City 27Th Street Wallaces Rome N.Y Donald Wallace Muriel Tardiff New York Are Nottingham Pl Scarpinates Hempstead Long Island Our Fair City Our Lady of Loretto School Tom Our Town Thm Scarboro’s Anthony California Thomas Caterine Catherine Elaine Lois

Whitfield and Ballentine vacation plans and local events

Mr and Mrs R W Nicholson plan trips to San Francisco Alaska and other U S destinations before returning in fall. Charles B Weav er and Sylvia Turner have summer placements away and a new beauty parlor on Highway 301 Whitfield. Ann Medlin celebrated her 10th birthday at Holiday Inn Yacht Club with 20 friends. Stanley Maxwell sponsors a five day Spring Festival Bridge tournament at the Holiday Inn Yacht Club under A C B L with Walter Wilson directing.

R. W. Nicholson San Francisco California Alaska U.S Nicholsons Longbay Blvd Ballantine Manor Estates Ann Medlin Holiday Inn Yacht Club Ann Furman Medlin Shepard Ave Whitfield Estates Stanley Maxwell Walter Wilson American Contract Bridge League Sterling Floyd

Rare Stamps Arrive at New York Display

The Queen Elizabeth docked in New York with 1.3 million dollars of the first postage stamps issued in the world. Printed in 1840, seven years before the earliest U.S. stamp, the stamps will be shown at the New York Coliseum.

New York UPS U.S New York Coliseum

Suburbs Outpace Cities in Early Census Trends nationwide

Preliminary figures from 27 large population centers show suburbs growing 41.4 percent over the decade to 110. million while the cities rise 6.6 percent to about 20.0 million. Detroit and Philadelphia decline, Norfolk surges, Atlanta and Tampa show strong gains, Jacksonville falls.

Washington Associated Press Resos Baltimore Detroit Jacksonville Fla Jersey City Newark N.J New York City Philadelphia Providence R.I Richmond New York Atlanta Charlotte N.C Columbus Ohio Des Moines Indianapolis Milwaukee Memphis Norfolk

Polk County Liquor Advocates Seek Court Ruling On Referendum

Polk County advocates for liquor sales vow to seek a court ruling to force a referendum after county commissioners denied the petition. Malcolm Pope led the push while Registrations Supervisor Hugh E. Carlton struck about 4 400 names from the 19 954-name petition.

Polk County Liquor Advocates Hugh E. Carlton

Bahia Vista Estates Garden Notes Grow Bountiful

Residents at Bahia Vista Estates report a slowdown as visitors head north yet gardening continues. Les Johnston celebrates a rich harvest of radishes onions corn and tomatoes while Mrs Marvin Anderson tests soiless culture with six tomato vines in five gallon cans. Johnston also wins a tomato plant race and fall strawberry beds are planned. Pot luck suppers continue as the community enjoys harvests and summer warmth.

Bahia Vista Estates David J. Withers Bahia Vista Les Johnston Marvin Anderson Johnston

Aid Boost For Chile Is Urged

Washington lawmakers from both parties pressed for stepped up emergency aid to Chile after the earthquake. They urged President Eisenhower to back the airlift of medical personnel and supplies with housing and technical support from ICA and the foreign aid contingency fund. Senator Sparkman and Senator Aiken advocated using existing act provisions to fund housing for quake victims and broader assistance.

Washington UPI Chile Eisenhower John J. Sparkman Dala Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hisenhower International Cooperation Administration ICA

Eisenhower Visits Ailing Wife at Walter Reed

President Eisenhower spent over an hour visiting his wife at Walter Reed Medical Center. Mrs. Eisenhower was reported getting along very nicely despite acute asthmatic bronchitis and health concerns.

Washington API Eisenhower Army Walter Reed Medical Center

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Northeast County News Donald Carter Fort Myers Sarasotan M. L. Tyler Highlands Tyler North Carolina Mountains Bay Shore Cit Queen Ann Tth Street Jack Mantz Mantzes Bay Village Emilie Helen Fox Beta Lambda Chapter Delta Zeta Sorority University of Tennessee Emilie Clyde Bradley 22Nd St College of Home Economics Bay Haven Baptist Church Myakka River State Park Charles B. Weaver Pennsylvania Highway 301 Whitfield Avenue Slyvia Turner Woodbridge Ontario Canada Thomas Scarpinato Scarpinato Thomas Jr Tampa Pm Id Vals Mar Sarasota First Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n Ringling Blvd Wwe Terrific Velve Nee ST Ale Orere DOW Goodyear Service Store First Street Mobilehome Parks News George D. Aiken R-Vt Foreign Relations Committee Mate Aiken Florida U.S. Tent East Ave Auto — Home Woody Jones Your Traveler’s Agent First J. H. Cobb, Inc. Electrical Contracting Central Ave General Telephone America
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