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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
5
The Venice First Baptist Church launches its annual Vacation Bible School with daily sessions 9 a.m. to 12 noon through June 23. The program blends Bible study character work field trips and mission emphasis for ages four to 16 with choir recreation crafts and Sunday School integration.
The Esthers of Venice hold their final business session before recess on Wednesday at 12 30 p m at 500 Hazelwood Road Venice Gardens. Plans cover summer workshops for a fall bazaar and members should bring a sandwich and salad while beverages are provided by Mrs Churcher and assistants.
A truck skidded on ice on the U S 23 Freeway in Flint and overturned. The driver was not injured but embarrassed. The Genesee County truck was spreading salt to remove slick spots.
Troop 139 members and co leaders hosted a pot luck for parents at the Catholic Youth Center Nassau Street. They highlighted cooking sewing badge work knitting crocheting and needlecraft projects and a badge in Active Citizen. The group sold over 1000 boxes of cookies and participated in a county fair camping trips and local flag ceremony.
Max Howard, member of the 1965 VHS class and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Howard, received a $520 University of Florida honors scholarship. This is his second award, after the $600 Governor Hayden Burns scholarship. He plans to study mechanical engineering at UF this fall and has served in the VHS National Honor Society, DeMolay, Key Club, and band.
The South County Epiphany Catholic Mission Guild discusses a June 21 picnic at Warm Mineral Springs. President Mrs. Romeyn L. Utley says it will be the final guild activity until September. Monsignor George W. Cummings attends as special guest.
If the thermometer is metal you can insert it directly into the roast. If the thermometer has a glass bulb, pierce with a skewer first to create an opening.
The June meeting of the Women of the Church at Venice Nokomis Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow in the lounge. Mrs J W Butler and Circle Two will serve refreshments at 9 45 a m The program features a circle meeting demonstration by WOC Council members. July and August will skip circle meetings but general meetings continue at the church as scheduled.
All area youngsters aged seven to 14 are invited to a summer series of square dance lessons. Classes run Mondays from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Catholic Youth Center on Nassau Street with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allison guiding. Parents may spectate and chaperones will be present. children must be picked up promptly after class.
If you are new at rolling out dough chill the dough and roll a small portion at a time. Use a prepared pastry cloth and stockinet covered rolling pin. Follow the pastry set directions for proper preparation.
Mrs. Charles McG. Roberts of Nokomis, organizer of the Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers of the Venice Hospital, will deliver the principal speech at HAV’s 14th birthday luncheon. She helped start the hospital fund drive and formed the volunteers while a Sarasota Hospital auxiliary member. The event includes a social hour at 11 30 a.m. and honors past auxiliary presidents with reservations filled.
Mr and Mrs L E Ellis of Morningside Drive Englewood will entertain Venice Grange 186 members and guests with a picnic on Wednesday after 11 a m Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish and place service Visiting Grangers are invited.
Venice High School hosts an NHS installation in the school cafeteria. Cindy Schepp becomes president with officers Charles Powell Barbara Kulwick Susan Mattox and Martine Valderama. James Van Keuren conducts the ceremony and Mildred McAmis receives a gift. Guest Jim Smoke discusses wisdom. principal John E. Davis extols the honor.
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