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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

4

Blossoming Industries Fuel South County Growth

Venice area embraces small light plants as engines of growth. The Light Industry Council notes 29 plants plus non manufacturing contributors shaping the economy. With potential for expansion, these firms may grow from 10 to hundreds of employees, aided by waterways and local financial and civic support. Building and tourism remain strong while small factories mature.

Venice The Light Industry Council the Light Industry Council Committee of 100 South County

Public backs right to work in Texas poll results

The Dallas Morning News reports 65 percent of Texans oppose compulsory union membership to keep a plant job, 25 percent support it, 10 percent undecided. A national Opinion Research poll shows 67 percent favor voluntary unionism, up from 46 percent in 1956, underscoring belief in free association as a basic right.

Dallas Morning News Texas Opinion Research Corporation

Duds and Dudes Boost Texan Western Wear Demand

The Texas labor market struggles to fill seamstress roles as a century old saddle maker retires due to a lack of skilled workers. Fort Worth industries report 15 million dollars in Western dress sales last year amid rising demand driven by national style shifts and LBJ influence.

Texas LBJ Fort Worth

Short Shorts: Klan Wedding Set. Divorce Rates Rise

The Grand Dragon of the KKK announces a Klan wedding planned for Saturday night with a joke about no linen shower. A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes rising divorce rates and a growing marriage rate shaping America.

KKK Charlotte N.C America Philadelphia Penn Bulletin

Oscar Wilde in America and Local Library Note

The column recounts Oscar Wilde navigating American audiences with wit from his London renown. It notes Punch caricatures, Bunthorne from Patience, a Harvard student march, Wilde’s remarks on language, and the coming Venice stage production of The Importance of Being Ernest. It also mentions Frances Winwar’s biography at the Venice Area Public Library and urges library use.

Ers Oscar America Ernest St. James Theater London Venice Oscar Wilde Asolo Frances Winwar Venice Area Public Library

Sensing The News irresponsibles On Campus

An editorial warns against campus disruption linked to the Free Speech Movement and Berkeley protests. It critiques Steve Weissman for urging lawless behavior, urges colleges to deny use of campus property to speakers who spread hatred and disorder.

Steve Weissman University of California Weissman Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt University United States Berkeley Vanderbilt University School of Religion Presbyterian Communist Party

Realtors State Meeting At Fort Myers June 10

The Florida Association of Realtors will hold an all day educational institute in Fort Myers on Thursday June 10. Walter L. Miles president of the Venice Area Board of Realtors announced. Five instructors will lead discussions on selling financing property management exchanging listing and finding prospects. Registration begins at 8 30 a m with a complimentary coffee hour and a fee for admission. A new training firm Listing in a Competitive Market is featured this year.

Florida Association of Realtors Fort Myers Walter L. Miles Venice Area Miles

Boat License acta sale opens for 1965 66 registrations

Sarasota County tax collector Miss Charlie Hagerman announces the 1965 66 boat registration certificates go on sale June 1 at the auto tag office in the Sara sota courthouse west wing basement. Renewal for 1964 65 expires June 30 and out of state owners may renew on return.

South County Sarasota Charlie Hagerman Sarasota County

Painters Made Not Born Boyle Tells Kiwanis

Richard Charles Boyle told Venice Kiwanis Club that painters are made not born and retired people take up art for something to do. He runs Venice Art School and Gallery on Tamiami Trail and noted art can be inexpensive with supplies for two oil paintings about ten dollars. He described his approach noting that seven or eight paintings are often worked on at once to avoid monotony and mentioned his Kennedy portrait hanging in the Kennedy Memorial Library.

Richard Charles Boyle Venice Kiwanis Club Boyle Venice Tamiami Trail da Vinci

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