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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
6
WYC members and guests plan a festive Labor Day with a luau opening reception on Saturday. Hawaiian decorations and tropical costumes fill the scene as a 7 p.m buffet and 8:30 p.m dance mark the start. Sunday features a brunch at noon and dinners, with Monday a cookout from 1 to 7 p.m. Reservations urged.
A new book Natural Beauty Secrets by Deborah Rutledge collects old time remedies for pimples boils and skin care. It cites onion poultices brown or yellow laundry soap oatmeal almond meal and lemon juice as pantry based cures while warning serious conditions require dermatologists.
Two dances at Teen Tiki in Venice celebrate back to school and Labor Day Weekend. The Missing Links play Saturday from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Admission 75 cents members 1 dollar non members. Labor Day night features a surprise band with same rates and new memberships on sale Sept 10.
Miss Royx Juckette of Sarasota wed James Edward Pfeffer of Nokomis in a 10 am Nuptial Mass at St. Martha's Catholic Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, white Fuji chrysanthemums, and a Chantilly lace gown. The couple will reside in Milwaukee after the wedding.
Fourteen Venice Area BPW members joined District Nine's first quarterly meeting at the Fort Myers Country Club. Officers from Venice attended, with Miss Betty Jane Stott of Stuart as principal speaker. The Sarasota BPW Club led the workshop on personal development. Port Charlotte won the under 50 attendance prize and Manatee won the over 50 prize.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Midlam of Laurel announce the engagement of their daughter Tina Lee to Leonard Eugene Crane son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Crane of Englewood The bride elect works as a secretary at the Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction and Mr Crane is employed by Bellaire Products Inc in Venice The wedding is planned for November 4 at the Venice Nokomis Methodist Church
The Rev Charles I Rowe pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Venice and Mrs Rowe return from a Pennsylvania vacation. Visiting pastors led services in his absence. This Sunday's schedule shows Church School at 9 15 a m and Worship at 10 30 a m with the sermon titled The Church As A Good Neigh bor. Mr Rowe welcomes visitors and friends.
A brief society notice announces an engagement with the couple unnamed but noted as romantic and forthcoming celebration. The message emphasizes exclusivity for The Gondolier readership and follows a traditional high society tone.
Local wedding announcements encouraged readers to share joyful union news with The Gondolier. Couples, families and friends are invited to submit details for publication in upcoming issues.
A dated column discusses Botts dots as early road safety devices and cites historic milestones such as the Duryea bicycle crash of 1896 and the first speeding ticket in 1904. The piece blends trivia with advertising pledges from Bill Phillips Ford and musings on future suburbia cars and road safety.
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