Young Democrats Convention Opens Saturday At Longboat
Delegates to the Florida Young Democrats state convention meet at Longboat Key with sessions and a lunch featuring U S Rep John Brademas of Indiana as principal speaker. Awards will honor outstanding Florida Young Democrats and clubs ahead of district caucuses and a Saturday luau and dance. The event concludes Sunday with a buffet breakfast and final business session.
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Young Democrats
Dick Pettigrew
Mary Lyons
John Lyons
Russell Thomas
Far Horizons
Longboat Key
Longboat
U. S
John Brademas
South Bend
Ind
Adlai Stevenson
Outstanding
Young Democrat of
Florida
Young Democrat Club
Young Democrat College Club
Life Saving Program Opens Monday At Kensington Pool
A Red Cross Senior Life-saving course starts Monday at Kensington Park Pool under Emily Hepburn and Roger Lehrer. Classes run two hours, with sessions through June 27 on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. entrants must be 16, swim 440 yards, dive to six feet, and tread water one minute to qualify for the emblem.
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Red Cross
Emily Hepburn
Sarasota County
American Red Cross
Kensington Park Pool
Roger Lehrer
Three Area Men Graduate From Yale
Three area residents will receive Yale University degrees in New Haven Connecticut. Roger P Belanger of 3015 Hillview Street earns a Master of Forestry Chandler C Thompson of 7648 Cove Terrace earns a Bachelor of Arts and Douglas M North of 1809 Indiana Avenue Bradenton earns a Bachelor of Arts.
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Bradenton
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Roger Philip Belanger
Hillview St
Chandler Cowles Thompson
Cove Terrace
Douglas McKay
Indiana Ave
Mrs Littrell Named To State Committee
Saraso ta resident Mrs Ray R Littrell has been named to Gov. Bryant's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. She serves as vice president of the Florida West Coast Regional Association for Mental Health and chairs patient services for the Sarasota County Mental Health Association. The group aids G Pierce Wood Memorial Hospital and the Sarasota Memorial psychiatric wing. she will attend a Miami Beach conference June 22-28.
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Ray R. Littrell
Sarasota
Farris Bryant
Littrell
Florida West Coast Regional Association For Mental Health
Sarasota County
Six Arrested in Newtown Alcohol Raids
Raids by city police, county deputies, and state beverage agents in the Newtown area resulted in six arrests on charges of possession and sale of non tax paid alcoholic beverages and selling liquor without a license. Thelma Washington posted 200 dollars bond, Hollis Cribb 200, Willie Dennard 200, Alice Love 500, Ruby Horton 6500, and Isiah Palmore 700.
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Newtown
Thelma Washington
27Th Street
Lonnie Selph
Hollis Willie Cribb
Osprey Avenue
Willie Mae Dennard
Mango Avenue
John Townsend
Dewitt Coburn
Alice Love
J. Ogonowski
Ernie Agnew
Ruby Horton
Isiah Palmore
Grange Members Hear Discussion On Shrubs
Anton Malefyt of Palmer Nurseries spoke on plants and shrubs at a Sarasota Grange No. 180 meeting Friday night. The session will be at 7 30 PM in the County Agricultural Building. A literary program will be presented by Mrs. Joseph Cables, Mrs. Osman Trask and Mrs. Vincent Andrews.
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Anton Malefyt
Palmer Nurseries
Sarasota Grange No. 180
County Agricultural Building
Joseph Cables
Osman Trask
Vincent Andrews
Sherman Tells Grads To Keep Their Courage
Howard Sherman addressed 345 Sarasota High School graduates at Ringling Museum of Art Commencement. He urged courage to follow what is right as students face life’s questions. Valedictorian Alan Freeman and salutatorian Robert Lee Somers led the ceremony with remarks and scholarships were awarded to Somers and Susan Hodges.
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Sherman
Grads
Howard Sherman
Sarasota High School
Ringling Museum of Art
Calvin Grimm
Harvey M. Albee
Russell Wiley
Alan Freeman
Robert Lee Somers
Victoria Turner
Joy Wilbanks
Somers
Susan Elizabeth Hodges
William Drennan
Police report roundup of traffic and theft incidents
Police reported multiple incidents including Robert Eugene Carlton charged with opening his car door into oncoming traffic causing an accident. John Hopstal Jr. named in the other car, with $250 damage. additional minor crash on Goldenrod and South Tamiami Trail with $85 damage. A doctor and wife skidded off North Boulevard of Presidents, car damage $1,500. no injuries. A house break in on Jefferson Avenue yielded a gold wrist watch, silver ring and cash stolen. Several drivers charged with speeding or red lights violations. One improper U turn on 32nd Street and U S 41 led to a charge against Robert L. Cobb. other driver involved named. Improper left turn cited on Lemon Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Carlton
Tenth St
John Hopstal Jr
Carolina Ave
Goldenrod
South Tamiami Trail
John Patric Woods
Pinehurst St
Ernest A. Stafford
Afton Circle
North Boulevard of Presidents
Leonard Selby Cooper
Actors Gardens
Andy Nold
Jefferson Ave
Robert L. Cobb
Bradenton Road
32Nd Street
U.S. 41
Roland L. Creel
Cornelis Circle West
Merle Edward Alderman
Woodlyn Ave
Joseph Francis Glancy
Oak St
John Wendell Wallace
Central Ave
Chester Ward
Pearl Ave
Raymond Stackhouse
Herndon Place
Rita Jeanette Miller
Schwalbe Drive
Lemon Avenue
Main Street
B. J. Shumway
Sarasota Adult High School Holds Graduation in Riverview
Graduation exercises for Sarasota County Adult High School were held in the Riverview High School Auditorium. Sharon Kelley received her diploma from Don Self as part of a class of 23 graduates. Speakers included Elsie Pitts and Marguerite Moore, with Frank Commander presenting diplomas on behalf of Dr. Russell Wiley. A reception followed in the Riverview Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota County
Riverview High School
Sharon Kelley
Don Self
Dale Patrick Aylward
James Borzykowski
Joyce Timmerman Bowes
Claudene Causey
Reva Ruth Cole
Rosalie Elizabeth Dezelsky
Darrel Albert Jonson
Sharon Elizabeth Kelly
Jamie Anne Lawson
Marguerite Hughey Moore
Elsie Mae Pitts
Donald Richard Sherwood
Leslie St. John Widder
Fred Witte
Roger Louis Blakely
Charles W. Borst
Michael Falkenstein
James Douglas Hamilton
Richard Joseph Martin
Sheila Kuschel Mollek
Helen Shindler
Barbara Stevens
Marjorie Kilcourse Wagser
Marian Verheul
Marguerite Moore
Elsie Pitts
Frank Commander
Talla- Self
Russell Wiley
Riverview
New Plan Outlined to Unite Sarasota County Industry
Sarasota County Commissioner Boyd R. Gernhard proposed a coordinated plan to mobilize eight major business facets into a single aggressive economic development organization. The chart centers on the Board of County Commissioners and the Light Industry Council with eight associate groups from real estate finance transportation labor publicity government utilities and industrial relations. The plan seeks about 150 associate members including chamber presidents and leaders from banks realty and industry.
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Sarasota County
Boyd R. Gernhard
Board of County Commissioners
Light Industry Council
Board of Realtors
Gernhard
Chambers of Commerce
Local Man To Get Honor At VEW Meet
Jack Lewis, former commander of Sarasota VFW, to be honored at Florida VFW state convention in Clearwater. Sarasota VFW posts record member growth, top state Americanism award. Events include speeches by Robert E. Hansen and George Smathers plus a Sunday rally for Sam Story’s national junior vice commander bid.
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VEW
Jack Lewis
Sarasota
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Florida
VFW
Clearwater
Lewis
Kok Thomas B. Glaze
U.S. Navy
Robert E. Hansen
St. Paul
Stenoscript Course At Sarasota Vocational School
A nine week stenoscript course begins Tuesday at Sarasota Vocational School. Classes meet in Room 110 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 pm. Registration is 1 dollar and the book costs 8.25. Instructor Mrs Madeline Stark Weather teaches a phonetic shorthand system.
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Sarasota Vocational School
Madeline Starkweather
City Recreation Plans Summer Fun For Kids
The City Parks and Recreation Department announces a seven week summer indoor program at the Community House starting June 18. Ages eight to 18 may register beginning Monday 9 30 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Activities include arts and crafts baton class rhythm band choral singing and dance orchestras with trained instructors. A small material fee applies to arts and crafts and baton lessons cost 10 cents per session. Weekend dances and daily crafts create a full schedule through Friday and Saturday sessions.
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Civic Center
City Parks and Recreation Department
Madge Latchet
Virginia Reddick
William Blackburn
Mary Beth Summers
Ross Justice
Richard Boland
Clean Beach Aim of Manatee Town
Bradenton Beach adopts emergency measure creating sanitation officer post to enforce beach area sanitation. Councilman Paul Maggar named officer with right to issue summons to mayor's court for fines up to 10 dollars. City will place padlocked refuse cans at the beach to deter removal.
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Bradenton
Bradenton Beach
Anna Maria Island
Paul Maggar
Court Ruling Allows Osteopath Practice in Duval Hospital
BRADENTON The ruling by Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor at Apalachicola that an osteopathic physician can practice in the Duval County Hospital is expected to spur a new bid by Palmetto osteopath Dr W B Horn for admission to Manatee Memorial Hospital. After the ruling the hospital board held an emergency meeting and approved Dr Raymond B Mabrey to practice at the Duval hospital. Dr Horn has sought admission to the local medical staff for eight years and is likely to renew his bid.
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Bradenton
Hugh Taylor
Apalachicola
Duval County
W. 8. Horn
Palmetto
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Raymond B. Mabrey
Duval Hospital
Horn
North Florida
Manatee Junior College honors graduates and announces leaders
Approximately 122 sophomores graduated at Bradenton campus with Dr. Henry L. Ashmore delivering the commencement address. Honors went to Lilly G. Wilkinson and others as nursing and arts graduates received diplomas. Alumni association officers were named and SGA changes approved by a two thirds majority. The Lancers earned third place at the National Junior College Baseball tournament, marking a second consecutive third place finish.
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Ly Barrie Lamonte
Manatee
Geraldine Scott
Vera Jo Strickland
Beverly Boston
Jean Irving
Roxie Reeves
Betty Shemwell
Alumni Association
Flora Hampton
Gayle Lingo
Cora Jesnen
Philip Nuss
Student Government Association
Bill Aldridge
SGA
Roger Hobbs
Judie Lucio
Cathy Dillon
Jim Andreasen
Lance and Shield
Mark Provost
Sandra Graham
MJC Publications Board
Kay Cecka
John Askins
Miss Graham
Shield
Provost
MJC Lancers
Colorado
United States
Lancers
Wynn
Rusty Gifford
Jay Foley
al Byrd
Richard Pack
Gary Self
Dallas Mathews
Tom Wheaton
Jim Adamson
Linda Pruitt
MJC
Caplan
Bob Watrous
Hope Semler
Jim Jackson
Mikey
Sally Schoenfeld
Judy Warner
Sunny Whitaker
Marnie Chaplin
Judy May
Bill Witte
Brute
Mr. Jones
Cabana
Toogie
Doug Crepeau
Bradenton
Stan Huguenin
the Lance
Lindsay Haley
Linda Penn
Mosie
Ralph Wilson
Feeny
Sam Bell
David Myers
Veteran’s Club
George McFadyen
Kaye Summers
Max Reeves
John Seago
Mike Chelius
Don Menne
Rosemary Walker
Joe Haley
Tommy Reott
Amtigone
Manatee Junior College
Intra mural awards crowned at campus finals
Final results from campus intramurals name Civitans best men’s league and Independents best women’s. Independents win tennis volleyball and basketball. Band and softball go to Bowling and Band. Kettes swim. Men’s awards go to Civitans in flag football tennis bowling and swimming. Animals win basketball and softball. Medals go to Margaret McKay Judy May and Vicki Dennison in girls swimming. Pete Crosland Rusty Massingil and Ken Orbits in men’s events. Bruce McKay and Carol Muir win diving.
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Civitans
Margaret McKay
Judy May
Vicki Dennison
Pete Crosland
Rusty Massingil
Ken Orbits
Bruce McKay
Carol Muir
HPE
Peggy Ann Sheehan
Miss Sheehan
Managua
Nicaragua
Tom Garcia
Edison Junior College
Fort Myers
Plant High School
Tampa
Mike DePalmer
Sheehan
Garcia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kensington Pool
Yale
Sharon Kelly
City Recreation Plans
Clean Beach
Aim of
Manatee Town
Peop
Barrie
Toogie Lynn
Marilyn Heistand
Henry Lamb
Phi- Rho Pi
Dick Hall
Circle-K
Civitan
Jimmy Andreasen
Bal de Noel
Ginger
Lilly Wilkinson
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