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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
Community notes describe a hurricane night at Colonial Manor with power out 19 hours and residents sharing candlelight games. Visitors include Adams grandchildren and others. many residents report travel, car trouble, and plans for retirement while road work improves access.
Established 1929 243 W Venice Ave. Phone 488 6791. Local business listing gives the address and contact number for inquiries.
Bill Phillips Ford in Venice promotes a three year old model as a pocketbook friendly answer for buyers. The piece notes New York Thruway alcohol laws and predicts aluminum radiators may arrive in two years. It closes with global car ownership figures and per car ownership comparisons.
The note reports travel companions joining their sister and brother in law for a northern journey. Janet Siver has undergone several operations since returning north and remains in recovery. Adrienne and Van Tol send cards noting their successful trip and enjoyment visiting their sons and daughter.
American students dream of Europe on 5 a day. European students can do it on 1.25 in economical Spain Greece and Yugoslavia. Entry asks for enterprising fortitude. hot water and electricity scarce in 65 cent rooms. meals 60 cents daily.
An Englishwoman advertised in the London Times to acquire canceled postage stamps for a whimsical project. She had 16,000 stamps from friends but felt they would not suffice to paper her dressing room, revealing an unusual motive for collecting stamps early in philatelic history.
Vizcaya, the former home of the late James Deering in Florida, remains a center of beauty. Built with 1,000 Italian artisans, the mansion now houses the Dade County Art Museum and is open to visitors.
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