AAUW Venice branch January activities announced
The American Association of University Women Venice Branch outlines a January schedule with multiple events. Education committee meetings, book and literature groups, a fine arts course at Manatee Junior College, bridge sessions, a youth showcase, and ongoing interest groups are planned, plus a Call to Prayer and Self-Denial observance by Grace United Methodist Church women.
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American Association of University Women
Venice
Venice Public Library
Nokomis Ave
Frances Bourne
Picasso Drive
Nokomis
Sorento South
Sorrento South
Bloomsbury Friends
Frances Edwards
AAUW
Amanda Burt
Manatee Junior College
Brickyard
U.S. 41
Marjorie Allen
Woodmont Drive
Sarasota
Venice-Nokomis United Methodist Church
Palm Ave
United Methodist Women of Grace United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Gladys McKay
Kay Leonard
Engagement of Lynn M Warbington Planned for May Seventh
The engagement of Lynn M Warbington of Delray and Venice with James E Warbington’s son is announced. The couple plan to exchange vows May 7. Lynn is a Atlantic High School graduate and a Venice realtor with Bradway Moore and Associates. James E Warbington’s son is a University of Arizona graduate and CPA with Marks burg and Moseley in Venice.
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Lynn M. Warbington
Barbara Warbington
Delray
James E. Warbington
Venice
W. Paul Moseley
Walter S. Moseley
Tucson
Ariz
Atlantic High School
Delray Beach
Bradway-Moore and Associates, Inc
University of Arizona
Hadassah Hosts Members with Luncheon and Reading
The Greater Venice Chapter of Hadassah invites paid up members to a noon buffet on Tuesday January 4 at the Venice Community Center. After lunch Jack Peterkin will read Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. Peterkin leads the Venice Opera Guild and recently starred in Guys and Dolls at Venice Little Theater. Members are urged to pay 1982 83 dues in advance.
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Greater Venice
Hadassah
Venice Community Center
Nokomis Avenue
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Jack Peterkin
Peterkin
The
Venice Opera
Venice Little Theater
Watercolor Best-of-show winner at SAA
The Sarasota Art Association hosted its Members All Media Gala Open Show with a December 18 preview and a run through January 20. Awards included Best-of-Show in watercolor to Shirley Clement for the Elden Rowland Memorial Award of 150 dollars, three $100 prizes from Bob's Art Center, and merit ribbons to multiple artists. The gallery is at 707 N Tamiami Trail and admission is free.
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Sarasota Art Association
Bob’s Art Center of
Gulf Gate
Bud Kaufman
Susan Morris McGee
Frances Rowan
Shirley Clement
Elden Rowland
Betty Altman
Judith Bates
Maurice Dankoff
Jane Ford
Frank Giblin
Constance Q. Heller
Irving Poole
Leona Sherwood
Ruth Stone
John Thompson
Dick Westerkamp
Harold Winer
N. Tamiami Trail
Venice Adult Center Offers Openings in Multiple Classes
Venice Adult Center at 220 Bahama St announces January 3 start dates with openings in reupholstering swimwear and lingerie simple tailoring weight control ceramic sculpture fundamentals of art drawing all media and pastel French and Spanish call 488-6383 for more information.
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Venice
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