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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
8
Venice High School placed second with 48 points in the White Sands Conference track meet at Harllee Stadium Palmetto, as Sarasota Sailors won their third straight conference title with 107 points. Southeast finished in a distant position.
Venice High School athletes led by Paul Peden and Charlie Hodges won multiple events in the Group 6 meet at East Bay. Peden ran 23.7 seconds in the 220 yard dash and Hodges cleared 5-8 in the high jump while teammates scored in hurdles sprints relays and field events.
In junior Gulf Little League action, Venice Lions rebound from a 42 loss by defeating the Lawyers 11 to 3, with David Knott earning the win. Rotary beats the Elks 7 to 1 as Mike Chamberlain and John Lenhart lead the victors with two hits apiece.
Philip Salvatore, guest speaker at the Sarasota Rotary Club, reviewed county efforts to aid mentally retarded children. The talk highlighted dental work for these children and the club’s project to provide equipment and support through Dr Leon Terry and local Rotarians.
Tsetse flies frequent wooded areas along rivers where humans and livestock go to water, posing health and nuisance concerns for local communities and travelers.
Venice Grouper Snooper divers returned from their third annual trip to the Florida Keys. Dr. Douglas Williamson, club president, reported excellent water visibility and rich marine life off Love Key. An underwater film festival is planned for this summer to screen movies and slides.
Analysts urge strict enforcement of business and industry rules deeming them essential for fair competition and consumer protection across sectors. Officials say clearer standards and penalties will deter violations and level the playing field for firms of all sizes.
Lake Venice Golf Club wraps up its 1964 65 campaign under pro-manager Carl Rohmann with 41 463 rounds played after front nine re opening. Summer plans include repairing green aprons tees sprigging driving grass and a new parking area while all 18 holes will be open for play.
Budapest AP reports Hungary's Communist Party counts 470000 members or 14 percent of the adult population. The ideological weekly says more than 800000 youths belong to Communist youth organizations, about 60 percent of that age group.
The Bill Phillips Ford softball squad won four straight by routing Arcadia 26-0 and narrowly defeating Tropicana of Bradenton 1-0. Ellis Miller started the Bradenton game with a single and scored on a Dick Cartright groundout after back to back hits. Enos and Hinote limited Tropicana to one hit while fanning 15.
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