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Bridge-It-Iz opens with praise for reader orchids and a tricky problem hand from a long running column. The writer invites local players to send material for inclusion and previews a salute to Wil-
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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
11
Bridge-It-Iz opens with praise for reader orchids and a tricky problem hand from a long running column. The writer invites local players to send material for inclusion and previews a salute to Wil-
A brief look at five leading American orchestras the New York Philharmonic Boston Symphony Philadelphia Orchestra Cleveland Orchestra and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. It notes Leonard Bernstein as a controversial conductor and discusses modern music and Philharmonic Hall amid criticism of acoustics and a push for younger American composers.
FLORENCE M. HEINE notes the next Mobile Home Park potluck set for July 11 in the air conditioned auditorium with 39 attendees. The Hughes plan a July trip to Syracuse and Waterloo to visit relatives after the Fourth of July. Shuffleboard results from July 19 list winners and runners up, and the weekly program features movies, dances, and NARCE meetings in the auditorium through the week.
Notice is given that a public hearing will be held at 8:00 P.M. on July 11 1963 in the Sarasota County Court House to consider re zoning petition for a multiple family residential district. The description outlines a tract along the north side of Bee Road and SR 45 near the Tamiami Trail with a canal high water line and right of way details. The hearing is before the Board of County Commissioners.
The text outlines prepaid requirements for certain classified ads and states the newspaper’s right to edit and classify content. It mentions one day rate applicability and ad classifications, emphasizing policy compliance in advertising.
Legal notice invites public comment on a petition to permit zoning changes for a project at the Bee Ridge and Tuttle avenues corridor. The plan follows a described boundary and culvert route toward Pittipot Creek with reference points and curves. Written input must be filed with the County Planning Commission at the courthouse. hearings will continue as announced. Also included are ship cruise advertisements from Florida agencies and travel offices.
Lost parakeet green and yellow named Butch contact 924-3228. Sun glasses prescription last June 11 Begents or South Gate area reward call 958-6250. 9A Entertainment Family Night Thursday 7:30 to 10:00 at Sarasota Skating Rink 2025 Princeton.
Public notice in the Sarasota Circuit Court announces defendants including a husband and wife with unknown surname. The suit seeks removal of an interest and quieting title in the property. The case is Woodford Rector versus A A Wren et al. Publication date June 12, 1963.
The page promotes a Rio-like mix of new openings and promotions including Futurama Par 3 on N Hwy 301 and Manatee County with an opening soon notice. It advertises dance lessons at Fred Astaire Studio, Italian restaurants Mario's and Vince's with specials, Colony Beach Resort dining, Henrys Sea Food, and car ads inviting readers to check Autos for Sale.
A notice invites youths aged twelve and older with bikes to start a delivery business in Sarasota. Call 955-4141 to speak with Mr. Frazier or Mr. Kearley about contests prizes earnings and spending money.
Sarasota classified notice advertises a fast sale opportunity for a business retirement at 1045 N Lime Avenue Sarasota Florida. It promotes a rapid exit for owners seeking to liquidate assets through a broad classified listing.
Years of vacancy challenge landlords as they adopt proactive strategies to attract tenants. Property managers emphasize targeted advertising, competitive pricing, and property upkeep to secure steady occupancy amid fluctuating demand.
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