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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1979
Page
5
The Venice Flotilla marks 40 years since the Coast Guard Reserve Act of 1939 created the Auxiliary. The group runs public boating safety education, courtesy marine examinations, and search and rescue with 39 missions last year rescuing 18 people and 21 boats.
Sarasota County Commission discussed drafting a county wide noise ordinance for stationary and moving noises and will study feasibility before a resolution. They heard Pine Island and Sarasota Springs pest complaints but Health Dept findings led to no new pest control rule.
Lemon Bay High will start classes August 22 under Principal Robert Bedford as construction delays push double sessions and no cafeteria. Grades 9 to 11 run 7 am to noon while 7 and 8 meet 12 15 pm to 5 15 pm. Over 1100 students, 47 teachers, chemistry and higher language courses planned. Guidance staff to assist new students and parents.
Terry Sloane of the Storefront Outreach Program asked the Sarasota County School Board for 20000 to sustain drug and counseling services. He noted 300 students benefited and services extended to Lemon Bay High Venice High and Venice Junior High. Board member Mary McAdoo urged broader community funding and cautioned cost. Sloane cited last year’s 10000 figure and the board deferred a final decision.
Clarence R Libby a Venice winter resident and 1928 University of Maine graduate dies at 71 in Concord Maine native Wayne Me longtime ASME member and UMaine alum leaves a wife daughter son sister Assistive details note burial at Venice Memorial Gardens Pending. Ada h R Clark Englewood resident dies at 79 with children and grandchildren Funeral services held at Lemon Bay Ev al Home and burial at Gulf Pines Memorial Park
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