01 Dec 1977
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1977
Page
1
Venice parent Robert Wolfe leads a survey effort at Venice Elementary about school lunch nutrition. A Nov 2 survey drew 87 percent parent responses with concerns over sugars additives and preservatives and interest in a nutrition workshop and pilot program.
North Port parents urged Lemon Bay Junior-Senior High School as the preferred venue for their students to finish high school beginning 1978-79. The group discussed with Lemon Bay officials and Sarasota County School Board representatives whether to send students to Lemon Bay or Venice High School.
Inside today notes furniture and equipment placement for the $3.75 million school. Architects seek another Bedford meeting Monday as the school likely bears the Lemon Bay Junior High School name. A Charlotte school board member suggests naming after Englewood resident L A Ainger, who argues for a place name rather than a person.
Council candidate Lewis Saunders filed a written protest with City Clerk Albee alleging a campaign literature card endorsed Frank Proctor Bill Gibson and George Wayne without a paid advertisement disclosure. State Attorney's office will review. Several candidates criticize a perceived slate tied to Wayne Proctor and Gibson.
Four Sarasota County volunteers staff the Patient Representative Program at Venice Hospital to preserve personal care amid growth. Since starting November 11, they logged over 200 contacts, handling 12 formal complaints and addressing issues from drafts to room conditions.
Sarasota County commissioners raised concerns about unfair or unenforced rules. They referred motor cycle noise, mangrove protection, sewage hookup, and filing fee refund provisions to County Attorney Richard Nelson and County Administrator Ed Maroney for review.
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