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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1981
Page
23
I recount a Rhode Island winter among fishermen and villagers facing endless ice and cold. Lobster boats move through frozen waters as crews repair gear, coax engines to run, and await thaw while winter gnaws at spirits and profit. The Gallilee coast and sea towns show grit, routine, and longing for spring.
International Bicycle Tours offers four Holland itineraries this summer starting in Amsterdam. Tours run June 13 26 and Aug 29 Sept 11 for adults and Aug 20 Sept 11 for tandem riders. Families with children over 10 travel Aug 15 28. over 50 tour Aug 12 25 uses hotel pensions.
Doug Jones presents Egypt gift of the Nile in a 3 and 7 30 p m show at United Church of Christ Naar Hall. The travelogue covers pyramids mosques Aswan Dam Port Said bazaars Fayum and King Tut with scenes of Cairo life and Egyptian leaders. Tickets at the door or from Men’s Fellowship.
Venice Florida City Council will hold a public hearing March 24 1981 at 7 30 P M in City Hall to consider Annexing lands contiguous to the city limits petitioned by Charles W and Edythe E Holmes and redefining boundary lines. The proposed ordinance would annex the lands under the municipal charter and Florida law repealing conflicting ordinances. The ordinance is on file at the City Clerk for inspection and public input is welcome. The notice runs in four weekly publications starting Feb 28 1981 with subsequent dates Mar 7 14 and 21.
Ordinance No. 879-81 adds Carolyn R Roys married woman to the corporate limits of Venice Florida and redefines city boundaries. It repeals conflicting ordinances and provides the effective date per the Venice municipal charter and Florida law.
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