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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1964

Page

2

Funeral for Frd B. Bear Heads to Arlington

Frd B. Bear 67 of 276 N W Grobe St North Port Charlotte died Saturday at Venice Hospital He was born in Warren Ohio and moved to North Port Charlotte in 1963 from Cleveland where he retired as an inspector for Square D Manufacturing Co He was a World War I veteran Survivors include his widow Hattie Bear and sister Harriet Thornton Funeral services were held Monday at Farley Funeral Home Arlington National Cemetery burial was scheduled today Rated for a local obituary tone with named individuals and places.

B. Bear N. W.grobe St North Port Charlotte Venice Hospital Mr. Bear Warren Ohio Cleveland Square D Manufacturing Co Farley S. Nokomis Ave Venice Charles I. Rowe

Raymond J Steinke dies at 64 in Venice Florida

Raymond J Steinke 64 of 923 Dawn St Venice died at home Monday after retiring from Ford Motor Co He lived in Oshkosh Wisconsin and Iron Mountain Michigan Survivors include wife June son Robert Ray and brothers Charles and Harold Funeral services and burial were held in Iron Mountain with Farley Funeral Home Venice handling local arrangements

Raymond J. Steinke Dawn St Venice Oshkosh Wis Ford Motor Co Ford Michigan Detroit Steinke St. Mark’s Episcopal Church of Iron Mountain F&am Mich June Steinke Robert Ray Steinke Mt. Pleasant Charles Steinke Harold Steinke Park Ridge Farley Funeral Home Nokomis Ave

Roy A. Loomis Dies in Arcadia Visit

Roy A. Loomis, aged resident of Port Charlotte for five years after leaving Shaker Heights Ohio, died Thursday in Arcadia. A retired laundry operator, he belonged to the Christian Science Church. Survived by wife Mrs Mabel F Loomis and one sister. McCloud Funeral Service arranged local services.

Port Charlotte Roy A. Loomis Arcadia Loomis Shaker Heights Ohio Christian Science Church Mabel F. Loomis McCloud Funeral Service

Estimated U S blind population numbers reflect 405000

The United States carries an estimated blind population of 405000 people. This figure highlights the scope of visual impairment nationwide and informs public health and accessibility planning.

United States

Venice Junior High Students Cook Abroad Dinners

Ninth grade home economics groups at Venice Junior High prepared meals representing Italy Switzerland China France Mexico Sweden and Scotland under Miss Hunt. Guests included teachers librarians and staff. Dress Up Day preceded Christmas break. Mario Coraggio joined as industrial arts teacher and may start a Photography Club in January. Totem Pole delayed until January 4. holiday safety reminder issued.

Venice Miss Hunt Italy Switzerland China France Mexico Sweden Scotland Osborn Conway George Rogers Archibald A. L. Leinback Clyde Shattuck Reid Pfef Mario al) Coraggio Newark N. J VJHS Auburn University University of South Florida Florida Hillsborough County Coraggio

Two Weekend Venice Burglaries Net $14

Venice police investigate two weekend break ins yielding about $14. Tarpon Center Bait and Tackle Shop at the south jetties was entered Sunday evening with $8 to $10 in petty cash stolen. The B and B Bar on West Venice Avenue was also broken into Sunday. owner Clark Gravel reports entry through a rear inner door and notes two $2 bills taped to a display mirror were taken.

Venice Tarpon Center South Jetties West Venice Ave Clark Gravel Palm Hill Road

Rehearsals Preview New Multi Act Circus Show

Production manager Bob Dover announces this year’s rehearsals for the circus and the opening. A new feature with nine acts performing simultaneously around the center ring is added, marking the first time so many acts have been presented at once. New acts include Barbara and Richard Bruska, a Polish husband and wife team billed as the Duet Bruska, with Bruska on a unicycle juggling atop it. A lion act featuring Klaudiusz Blaszak from Poland and his four year old lion As blends humor and daring as As is spoon fed and served cocktails.

Ers Bob Dover Dover Barbara Richard Bruska Bruska Klaudiusz Blaszak Poland

Finland's paper production soars since 1930

Finland's output grew from 500000 tons annually in 1930 to more than 35 lakh tons a year, reflecting rapid expansion in the pulp and paper industry and rising demand.

Finland

United Fund campaign to wrap up in Venice Nokomis Laurel

United Fund of adult workers aims to finish canvassing in Venice Nokomis and Laurel areas by mid January. Payne praises three workers Mary Busbey Robert McNamara and Claude Kean for completing neighborhood canvasses. volunteers urged to sign up via Venice Area Chamber of Commerce. Innsbruck and nearby towns prepare for the 1964 Winter Olympics since 1960.

Venice Nokomis Laurel Payne Venice Area

Reef buoy marks Venice offshore fishing site

Fishing reef located 1.6 miles from the MacArthur Retirement Hotel beach and 2.5 miles from the Venice Jetties. The U S Coast Guard aid to navigation buoy is three feet long and two feet in diameter at a depth of 28 feet with orange and white stripes. Venice Group er Snooper club president Dr. Douglas Williamson directed the buoy placement with Betty Williamson Jim Reid Philip Canier Joe Walderramma and Ken Wingrove assisting. Free maps of the buoy position are available from club members.

MacArthur Retirement Hotel Venice U. S. Coast Guard Douglas Williamson Venice Grouper Snooper Club Betty Williamson Jim Reid Philip Caniers Joe Walderramma Ken Wingrove

Florida Public Education Costs Rise in 1963

The Florida public education bill reached 593.7 million dollars in fiscal 1963, a 19 percent rise from 1962, outpacing the national 10 percent gain. Per capita spending hit 107 dollars, 17 percent higher than 1962, while national per capita was 127 dollars. Florida ranked 37th in per capita public education spending, up from 44th. Florida universities and junior colleges received 91.6 million, up 24 percent. public schools 488.4 million, up 18 percent. handicapped and special schools 13.7 million, up 8 percent.

Florida State Chamber of Commerce Florida Weekly Business Review

Frozen orange juice concentrate frosting base

A confectioners sugar and butter frosting may use frozen orange juice concentrate as the liquid. This substitution provides citrus flavor and modifies sweetness and texture for the frosting.

Christmas Celebrations At Local Churches Across Town

Churches in Venice and surrounding areas host multi language services candlelight vigils and musical programs including Mamanuel Lutheran Calvary Reformed Venice Gardens First Baptist Union Missionary Baptist Venice-Nokomis Presbyterian and local day school events. Christmas Eve services begin at 7 p m with cantatas choirs and children activities noted.

Lakeside Lutheran Church Mamanuel Lutheran Church Church School Calvary Reformed Church of Venice Gardens Jean Lindner Bess Voorhees First Baptist Church Union Missionary Baptist Church James C

Englewood Scouts Plan Winter Pancake Dinner

Englewood Boy Scouts will hold their annual winter pancake pork dinner on Sunday January 10 in the American Legion auditorium. Aaron Van Tilburg chairs arrangements and Ben Lane supervises seating to avoid waiting. Proceeds support camping equipment, body-building apparatus, insurance, Sunniland Council dues, and year round activities.

Englewood Boy Scouts American Legion Aaron van Tilburg Scout Mothers and Friends of Scouting Legionnaire Ben Lane Scout Committee Don Weekes Englewood Legionnaires Sunniland Council

United States Farmland Assets Per Farm Employee

United States agriculture shows production assets totaling about 23 000 dollars for every farm employee as the economy remains capital intensive and labor light.

United States Agriculture

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Fred B. Bear Emmanuel Lutheran Church Arlington National Cemetery Handy Ralph Langieri S. Trail Bank OF Edge-Van Orsdale Agency, Inc The Travelers Insurance Companies By Mark Stires and Paul Pfeuffer Fer Howard Butler Roy WJHS General Electric Weather Tatin Ave United Fund Innsbruck Austria Iglis, Krum and Seefeld Okomis Pharmacy Nokomis, Florida Spiri Buffalo Bill’s Snack Bar & Delicatessen el Wood Scouts Realtor Insuror Western Union Telegraph Lois W. Green Hendley F. Jelks Richard M. Satava Col E. F. Stanford - Blunden Martha & Howard Morrow Mason B. Giberson Allen Convalescent and Nursing Home Ponce DE Leon Ave
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