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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
7
Dorothy Gaynor, women's editor, outlines club activities in the women’s section. The note includes contact at 488-5808 and emphasizes upcoming meetings and projects for members.
Mrs. Ralph E. Anderson of 400 Pensacola Road will head Venice Nokomis Drove 141, Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does, during 1965. Installation is Jan 14 at 8 p.m. at Elks Hall. New officers include Harvey Siegel as first counselor and Richard Sadey as senior counselor. The president has long Does service and ties to Indianapolis.
The Rotary Anns host a religious program at their annual Christmas party in Cyre's Venetian Moon Mediterranean Room with Rev. Denis Patterson in charge. St. Mark's Episco pal Church Junior Choir directed by Charles McKenzie will sing. Social hour at 6 30 p.m. buffet at 7 30 p.m. Tickets from Venice Rotary Club members.
The College Club hosts a holiday meeting for members and guests on Dec 29 at 8 p.m. in the Sarasota Federal Savings and Loan community room. Miss Ernestine O'Connell, head of the scientific education department at Old Dominion College, Norfolk, Va., will present slides on a two month trip through Central and South America and discuss her Britannica consultancy.
Denise Brown bride elect of Ralph E. Anderson Jr arrives from Knoxville with two Knoxville guests for her December 27 wedding at Catholic Church of the Epiphany. UT students, attendants and family friends host December events including a debutante ball coffee and a rehearsal dinner at 400 Pensacola Road.
Nokomis Elementary invites the entire student body to a Christmas program tomorrow at 6 30 p m on an outdoor stage at the south end of the cafetorium Principal Elinor S Eklund said folding chairs and loudspeakers will be used to help parents hear the program Parking is available at the southeast side of the campus before 6 30 p m Those arriving after should use street parking north of the school Primary grade children should be at 6 p m for costuming and will take part in the first half of the program.
The piece lists Christmas plans and arrivals in Venice and nearby areas. It notes visits from Zanesville friends, a Men's Garden Club party with performances by Azalene and Dorothy Nevis, and decor work at Venice Civic Center. It also mentions anniversaries, new graduates, and a poignant tale of a woman addressing over 100 unsigned invitations.
Miss Evon Williams of Venice is named president of the Pinellas District Massage Association covering Florida’s west coast from Port Richey to Fort Myers. Louis Rising of Nokomis is second vice president with Helen Gloor of St. Petersburg as second vice president and John Gloor as secretary treasurer. Installation will be at Sarasota Terrace Hotel in February with Roy Dwyer, former president, as installing officer.
Miss Jennie Brown of Englewood will be one of two soloists with the Manatee Junior College Community Chorus and Asolo Chamber Orchestra Sunday at 4 p.m. at Asolo Theatre. The program features Ganshow Sleep Holy Babe and Thompson Glory to God in the Highest.
Venice Nokomis Womans Club schedules a bridge luncheon and style show at Venice Gardens Recreation Center on Jan 19 to support Venice Hospital. Events arose from the Dec 9 meeting with Mrs Donald Stevenson and Mrs Robert Hardee in charge of tickets. President Mrs J Fergus Hunter led the session and Harold Fultz directed Christmas music by the Venice High School Chorus.
Ontario manages 86 provincial parks with 16 500 camp sites and expects to issue 320 000 camp permits this summer as park supervisors prepare for busy season.
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