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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1964

Page

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Citizens Wrangle Over NPC's Budget at North Port Charlotte Meeting

A crowded North Port Charlotte hall erupted as citizens opposed a proposed 62 464 budget and seven mill tax increase. Mayor Wood and the city commission faced protests and calls to resign while the Civic Association urged a public hearing and warned of a seven mill levy plus a 10 percent electricity tax. The two hour session delayed by packed seating ended with the budget's second reading slated for after lengthy public comment.

Commission The Civic Assn. of North Port Charlotte Carl B. Meyer Wood Meyer Civic Association Horace Rice Mayor Commission

Bids On Venice Skyway Bridge Due Tuesday

The State Road Department invites bids for the East Venice Avenue Bridge estimated at $1 million to cross the inland waterway. Bids will open in Tallahassee next Tuesday as Venice undertakes the first of three canal crossings. Dredging of the Venice canal is planned next year with federal funds not yet appropriated.

State Road Department Venice Avenue Tallahassee Venice Congress Lemon Bay U.S. 41

St Marks Church to Expand Seating and Facilities

St Mark's Episcopal Church won approval for a two phase expansion raising seating from 108 to 216 with total costs around 50 000. The plan includes a 5000 square foot parish hall classroom addition and 2500 square foot meeting hall. rose window ramped exits new sacristy clergy room music storage and a covered walk to the parish hall. Architects are William Lindh and Cyril Tucker.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Denis Dean Patterson Patterson William Lindh Cyril Tucker

Venice Eye Bank Ranked Third in State Pledges

The Venice branch of the North Florida Eye Bank, among six, ranked third in donor pledges for the past month. Dr. Douglas Williamson reports 14 eyes for cornea transplant operations have been received to date and urges continued eye donations to help the 30,000 blind in the United States who could gain sight via corneal grafts. The program is a free service relying on public-spirited individuals to conquer blindness.

Venice Eye Bank North Florida Eye Bank Sarasota County Douglas Williamson Venice Eye Bank United States Williamson

Venice Area Guide Book to Feature Circus Theme for 1965

Venice chamber of commerce directors approved a plan to place a trained Arabian horse rearing on the beach on the 1965 Venice Area Guide Book cover. Larry Rhodes will arrange the horse and its Sarasota trainer at Venice municipal beach. A new folder depicting area scenes will be bid, with 25,000 copies planned.

Venice Chamber of Commerce Larry Rhodes Sarasota Venice Municipal Beach

Amusement area at Floridaland West moves toward January finish

Osprey officials report rapid progress on the 50 acre amusement area of Floridaland West in Osprey Florida with a January completion target. Black topping of parking will finish in two weeks. Attractions include a sea aquarium ghost town and river boat. The 195 acre complex carries a 15 million investment and aims to attract up to 250000 visitors yearly.

Floridaland West Osprey South Sarasota County Smashey Ewing West Florida Philip C. Smashey U.S. 41 Little Sarasota Bay Venice

Scientists' Cliffs Fossil Teeth Found in Chesapeake Bay

Mrs. Dunbar C. Gordon told The Gondolier that fossilized shark teeth have been found at Scientists' Cliffs in Chesapeake Bay backwaters. The teeth must be dug from ground, not washed ashore, and the area is closed to the public except for scientific research.

Venice Dunbar C Doc) Gordon Scientists’ Cliffs Chesapeake Bay

Target Date Set for Harbor Drive Extension to Venice Airport

City Engineer Tom Slider reports ongoing grading and drainage work on the Harbor Drive extension to the south city limits via Venice Airport with a January 1 completion target. A $60,000 grant from WCMD faces legal objections over a reverter clause, while construction proceeds to Lake Venice Golf Club with culverts arriving for storm drainage.

Tom Slider South Harbor Drive Venice Airport Slider Dye M. A. Braswell WCMD Casper Sen Canal Board Sarasota County State Road Department Lake Venice Golf Club Coast Guard

Ve-No Bank Pair Contest Winners

Two Venice Nokomis Bank employees won in Bank of America travelers cheques contest. Lucille Snider earned seventh place and a color TV console. J N McKibben also won. Hope announced 333 total winners from 250000 entries. grand prize went to a banker in Oswego Illinois.

Venice-Nokomis Bank Bank of America Lucille Snider J. N. McKibben United States Oswego

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NPC Kean Claude E. Kean Dora Englewood Beach Linda Kendricks Charles Koch Randy Albritton Gary Brubacker Englewood Port Charlotte Hubert Kelly Joanne Suggs Chris Candy Hencher Don Houghtaling St. Mark's Church Cofc Ed Ewing James Myers Biloxi Miss Donald Jacobs Pass Christian Mississippi Gulf Coast Gulfport Harbor Drive West Coast Inland Navigation District WCMND Dewey Dye, Jr U S. Coast Guard Loran North Fort Myers White Sands Greg Jones Shep Lawrence Raleigh Stahl Bob Somers Don Christopher Anthony Shaw Bob Wightman Steve Dalton Tom Thompson Bill Higel Bob Havenstrite Tom Landgraf Harry Clements Ray Joelson Sam Meg Daryl Mattox
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