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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1981
Page
9
Delinda Correlo and Harold Bittner married in an August ceremony at Venice Nokomis Presbyterian Church. The bride wore an organza gown with lace details and carried a lavender white bouquet. guests, bridal party, and family wore coordinated dresses and corsages. The couple will reside in Venice after honeymoon. both are Meadowood Christian Academy graduates working in local professions.
Cheryl Ulbricht and George H Wheeler III spoke vows August 29 at Venice Nokomis United Methodist Church. The couple's reception followed at the DAV hall Nokomis before a wedding trip to Longboat Key and Melbourne. The groom, a Venice High School 1976 graduate, resides in Melbourne in private business.
Gene and Teresa Caffrey co chair the third Annual United Nations Covered Dish Dinner at the Venice Community Center on Friday Sept 18 Reservations for members and guests exceed 300 and the eighties crowd is slow. The event is sponsored by the Friendly Sons and Daughters of St Patrick with BYOB and a regular fee of 3 dollars plus a dish for adults under eighty and an assigned dish for ten. The Aristocats will provide dancing music and the Lee County Cloggers are scheduled to perform. Executive and committee members are listed in the article.
Reta Thorner and her scheduling committee met to plan the Venice San Fiesta set to start October 24. Early highlights include the parade Fiesta in the Park and the Miss Venice Pageant with committee members Mrs Harold Beaudine Mrs James Shurtleff Mrs Thorner Mrs John Wescott and Mrs John Myler coordinating the schedule.
Miss Tamara Hope Smith and Keith Doerr married August 22 at Calvary Baptist Church Englewood led by Pastor Lee E. McGinnis. The couple, after a Fontana Village trip, reside in Greenville South Carolina. Janet Hansen served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Carol Bunyan and Elizabeth Watson. Best man Kevin Doerr. ushers Robert Doerr and Timothy Smith.
The American Legion Auxiliary units Novel 159 Venice North Port 254 Englewood Lemon Bay 276 plan a luncheon for Florida Department president Mrs Frank Fauth of Seminole. The event at Venice Legion post starts noon Saturday Sept 19 with unit presidents and members hosting and inviting all auxiliary members legionnaires and Sons of the Legion to attend.
Grandparents Day activities at Venice Nursing Pavilion South include an open house for residents and visiting families on Sunday September 13. Refreshments from 2 to 4 p.m. Guests meet with elderly residents, share stories, and enjoy time together as Chaplain Wicker leads music and Venice Field Service volunteers serve homemade cake and punch. President Faith attends the Florida Department monthly party at G. Pierce Wood Memorial Hospital in Arcadia.
Sara Beth King and Jeffrey Duane Deen exchanged vows August 8 at Venice Nokomis Presbyterian Church with Rev. Benjamin Jacobson officiating. The bride, daughter of Thomas M. King, wore organza with Venise lace and carried a white, pale yellow, and coral rose nosegay. the groom is son of Mrs. Peter Holman and Fred Deen. Family and friends attended a Cajun Club reception at Bird Bay.
Engagements of Edna Loke Wingate and Byron Keith Carpenter announced with June 12 nuptials planned. Both graduates of Venice High School 1979 and employees at Publix Nokomis Village. Separate engagement of Susan Regina Derby to Floyd N Derby and R Wayne Brown announced. vows planned in November. Derby graduate Venice High 1974, studied horticulture, employed Yardman Nurseries. Brown graduated IDEAL School Venice and Yavapai College 1980, owner of Lock Stock and Barrel Gun Shop Nokomis.
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