Par 3 A Lively Place Seeks Comeback by Golf Veterans
Bert Montressor a longtime pro from Brazil and Dave Davis of Cleveland lead Par 3 course efforts in Sarasota to revive local golf. Montressor, once the youngest pro at 16, played with Hagen and Jones and plans a comeback at Fort Lauderdale and in Sarasota. Davis, holder of the Bobby Jones course record, weathered a baseball detour and now focuses on real estate and golf promotion with family ties in Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Pinehills Country Club
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Asters
Green Bay
Dave
Newark
Ohio
Dennison University
Cleveland
Miami University
Oxford
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Cleveland Indians
The
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Ringling Park
Sarasota
Linda
Joanne
Rollins
Decline in Salk Polio Shots for Young Children
In Bradenton 944 first and second grade children received their final Salk polio vaccine shots on the last day of inoculations, down from 1427 initial doses. Health officials attribute the drop to term end and mobility. remaining children may get missed second shots at Wednesday clinics from 1 to 4 p.m. at the county courthouse.
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Bradenton
County Health Department
Five Points to Test Diagonal Crossing Plan This Summer
City Traffic Board agreed to trial a diagonal crossing at Five Points dubbed the scramble plan this summer under which pedestrians may cross on red lights. City Manager Kenneth Thompson cautioned the elderly crossing time may not be a problem as previously thought.
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Kenneth Thompson
Thompson
Frederic Dennis
Rt. Armand’s Key Assn
Washington Dr
Boulevard of Presidents
Ringling Blvd
Washington
Bahia Vista St
Orange and
Tuttle Aves
Cross St
AAUN Unit to Honor Dunbaugh in Sarasota Luncheon
Two Florida AAUN chapters will honor Lt. Col. Frank M. Dunbaugh during a luncheon at the Sarasota Bay Country Club on Friday June 24. Dunbaugh, a retired AUS colonel and state AAUN chairman, is a Yale and Toulouse international law alumnus who served in World Wars I and II and was decorated by France. Tickets are available from S. W. Steinecke in Sarasota and Miss Mary F. Bogue in Bradenton.
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Florida
American Association For the United Nations
Frank M. Dunbaugh
AAUN
Sarasota
Manatee County
Sarasota Bay Country Club
U.N
Col. Dunbaugh
Yale University
Toulouse University
France
Paris
Hersbruck
Col. Dunel
U.S
World Conference of Associations
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Latin America
University of Miami
S. W. Steinecke
Bradenton
Mary F. Bogue
Manatee
First and Second Graders Tested with Polio Shots
Second shots of the Salk polio vaccine were given in Sarasota for first and second graders by several doctors. Shots were scheduled in multiple offices today from 1 to 3 p.m. and Friday all day. Englewood and Venice Hospital also held inoculations. County health officer Dr. Wright urged parents to bring children for the second dose.
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Sarasota
Venice
W. L. Wright
Eli Lilly Co
Idianapolis
Summer School Starts Monday at Local High School
Summer school classes at the high school will begin Monday in room at 8:15 a.m. They include makeup work and instruction in practical math and world history. Hours run 8:15 to 11:15 daily with fees and texts available tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon.
Orchid Unit Meets The Manasota Society
The Orchid Unit of the Manasota Society meets tonight in the Community House at 7 30. All members and guests are requested to bring flowering plants.
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Manasota Orchid Societ
Communit
Five Cases Settled Out Of Court
Five county court cases settled yesterday before Judge John D Justice without jury trials. Wallace Whidden pleaded guilty to reckless driving and license issues, sentenced to 70 days jail for $70 fines. John Ares and Louis Cabrina pled nolo contendere to petit larceny, assessed court costs $68.90. Elighia Williams forfeited a $35 bond for improper license tags. Paul L Bierce’s DWI case dismissed due to no shows. Lonnie Jones fined $50 for reckless driving and Shirley Darville $50 for passing a worthless check.
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Wallace Whidden
John Ares
Louis Cabrina
Justice
Elighia Williams
Paul L. Bierce
Lamar B. Dozier
A M. Thomas
Lonnie Jones
Shirley Darville
Free To Youth Center Opens Summer Program For Youth
The Community House summer youth program starts with swimming golfing and tennis at city facilities for Sarasota students aged 8 to 18 with Youth Center membership. Senior members 14 to 18 receive golf instruction from pro Lloyd Dillard and other activities run by Director William Blackburn. Registration dates vary by group with low city rates and plans to include 18 plus participants. Nat Hobbs is president with a four member advisory team.
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Community House
Lido Pool
Bobby Jones Golf Course
Sarasota
Youth Center
William Blackburn
Lloyd Dillard
Lido Casino
Nat Hobbs
John Palm
Judy Hicks
Mike Long
Blackburn
Ann Zimmerman
Bunner Smith
Ronnie Maniscalco
Billy Zimmerman
Richard Annis
Barbara Levy
Kathy Hinote
Meg Zimmerman
Fire at Bradenton Fruit Industries Causes Half Million in Damage
A blaze at a Bradenton fruit processing plant damaged a half million dollar addition to the facility. Rain aided crews as the north wall buckled and the plant prepared to restart. 700 employees will not be laid off. Firefighters saved $2 million in fruit juices and concentrates. Cause under investigation after watchman Calvin Lloyd found the blaze.
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Bradenton
Fruit Industries
A. W. Harris
Anthony J. Rossi
Palmetto
Harris
Calvin Lloyd
Traffic Lights Requested on South Trail for Schools
The City Traffic Board asked yesterday for two new traffic signals on South Trail to control school zone traffic. City Manager Kenneth Thompson will seek funds for lights at the South Gate subdivision and at Woods St intersecting the Trail, serving Brookside Junior High and Sarasota High School. Previously approved signals aid Southside Elementary crosswalks.
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South Trail
Ciy Traffic Board
Kenneth Thompson
South Gate Subdivision
Woods St
South Gate
Brookside Junior High School
Sarasota High School
Webber St
Southside
Venice Landowners Face Condemnation Over Waterway
West Coast Inlet Navigation District directors move to condemn six Venice area properties for rights of way to the proposed waterway after owners rejected offers. Three owners including Clarence M. Jones and Joseph H. Schlichter refused purchase terms, with values and bids cited. A survey funding of 6500 is approved to aid the Engineers Corps, to be deducted from the district’s share.
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Bradenton
West Coast Inland Navigation District
Venice Area
Ellsworth G. Simmons
Tampa
Simmons
Joe K. Merrin
Clarence M. Jones
Fort Ogden
Joseph H. Schlichter
The
Wild
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Fire Destroys Cleveland Brown Home in Bee Ridge Blast
A four room frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Cleveland Brown on Columbia Blvd Bee Ridge burned to the ground yesterday afternoon about 2 p m believed caused by an explosion while the family was away Mrs Brown and daughter Marilyn 13 were shopping in Sarasota only uninsured household contents destroyed Neighbor Joseph Carter heard the blast and called South Trail Volunteer Fire Department Firemen arrived after a five mile run to find the home engulfed An adjoining utility room saved Donations for the family are being collected at Browns Grocery in Bee Ridge.
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Cleveland Brown
Columbia Blivd
Bee Ridge
Brown
South Trail
Beeleveland Brown
Normal Life Seen For Sapp Infant
Bradenton doctors report 11 day old Shawn M. Sapp, son of Mr and Mrs Richard F Sapp of Gillette, underwent three complete blood changes and other transfusions to treat a rare blood disease and was sent home with his parents after a five day hospital stay.
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Bradenton
Memorial Hospital
Shawn M. Sapp
Shawn
Richard F. Sapp
Gillette
Woman Sought After Missing Palmetto Resident
A 33 year old Palmetto woman Arie Bolger of Rt. 1 has been missing since early yesterday morning. Bradenton and Palmetto police are seeking to locate her and report she was last seen before 5 a.m. by her mother.
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Bradenton
Palmetto
Arie Bolger
Rt. 1
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