Staffing approved for ESE program
News brief notes that additional staffing has been approved for the ESE program. Details likely on page 5.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1979
Page
1
News brief notes that additional staffing has been approved for the ESE program. Details likely on page 5.
A new branch bank is being built in Nokomis to expand local financial services. Details and timeline are discussed in the community section on page 20.
A Nokomis couple endures extreme poverty while stranded in Haiti, detailing struggles with lack of food shelter and access to basic services as relief efforts and local support attempt to help them return home.
County Commissioner Andrew Sandegren urged immediate action to build a regional sewage treatment plant east of Venice citing worsening need. Mayor Case and Venice officials pressed for funding details and a workshop with consultants, while others urged a careful figure check and developer contribution.
City Manager Dale Rieth notes inflation as the main issue as Venice begins a department by department review of a proposed 7.454 million dollar budget for 1979 80. Ed Krebs of the Venice Taxpayers League attends sessions and a seven page letter of questions and changes is sent to City Council.
Sandra L. Schurr arrives as Venice Elementary School principal on her first day declaring she will not administer from behind a desk. The Michigan native aims to balance administrative duties with strong instructional leadership while pursuing a doctorate at Wayne State University in exceptional education.
After ten weeks in hospital Ryan Rose 7 faced a brain tumor diagnosed as a brain tumor or hemorrhage. Doctors confirmed a brain tumor and started radiation at All Children’s Hospital St. Petersburg with at least five more weeks of treatment. If the tumor is the good type radiation may end his fight and full recovery could come in months.
Manatee Junior College moves toward establishing a Venice South County branch on 78 acres across from Brickyard plaza, with Dr. James Umholtz approving the tract and Dr. Wilson Wetzler citing initial steps and pending board and state actions. WCIND owns the land. lease or purchase undecided. an architect consultant has been hired.
The South County Family YMCA won $25 second prize in the Sun Coast Gondolier "Who’s Who?" contest to support the Allen Leopold Memorial Fund. Leopold, former Blue Stingrays YMCA swim club president, died June 18. The fund pays for a permanent record board at Selby Pool. Coach Pat Briggs leads about 90 swimmers. Leopold’s three children are on the team. Paradise Realty’s Tim Paradise represented the YMCA entry.
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