Watercolor Exhibit by Russ Metcalf at Southeast Bank
February events include Russ Metcalf watercolor show at Southeast Bank Center Road corner. Venice Area Art League director and watercolor teacher, Metcalf participates locally.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1982
Page
9
February events include Russ Metcalf watercolor show at Southeast Bank Center Road corner. Venice Area Art League director and watercolor teacher, Metcalf participates locally.
The Coalition of Survival sponsors a talk titled Nuclear War is Omnicide on Thursday February 11 at 7 30 p m at First Congregational United Church of Christ 1013 South Euclide Ave Sarasota The speaker lineup includes Dr Helen Caldicott president of Physicians for Social Responsibility and author of Nuclear Madness radiologist Dr William Caldicott economist Dr Adams and Council on Economic Priorities author of The Iron Triangle The public is invited with a $2 donation.
The College Club of the Venice Area meets at noon Tuesday February 9 at the American Legion hall East Venice Avenue. Jack Peterkin of the Venice Little Theatre will read from A Man for All Seasons. A Jayceette membership night for women 18 to 35 is set for Wednesday February 10. Contact Ann Barton at 493-3831 for details.
The Fish program Meals on Wheels and Mothers Morning Out will be involved along with Presbyterian homes. Connie Taylor will present the meditation during the event.
The Arthritis Self-Improvement Group of Englewood sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation will meet Monday February 8 at 10 am in Saint Raphael Parish Hall Old Englewood Road Englewood. Ezra M Krieg southwest branch manager of the Arthritis Foundation Bradenton will speak. Venice group will not meet in February inviting members to attend Englewood meeting and the public.
The Nokomis East Association holds its regular meeting on Tuesday Feb 9 in the Venice Nokomis United Methodist Church fellowship hall. A potluck supper begins at 5 30 p m followed by a business session and a program titled Musical Nostalgia by Gert and Nat Millers of Sarasota featuring pre 1940 radio and music with audience participation.
Members guests and new residents are invited to a community potluck. Attendees should bring their own table service and a generous dish of food to share.
Venice Grange 186 will hold a regular business meeting Wednesday February 10 at 7 30 p m in the recreation hall of Venice Ranch Mobile Home Park on East Venice Ave. Refreshments will be served and all out of state Grangers are invited to attend.
The Michigan Club of Englewood elected officers for the year led by President Mrs. Catherine Rowe of Grove City. Officers include Vice-president Mrs. Louise Dankenbring, Secretary Mrs. Bernice Rouse, Treasurer Robert Cook, program co-chairs Mrs. Dorothy Yore and Tobias Carroll. Kitchen committee chair Hildreth Rambow. Next meeting Feb 9 at Lemon Bay High School Cafetorium features River Haven Park Jug and Bottle Band. Open to all Michigan residents for a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. Bring dish and table service for eight.
The Venice Public Library hosts a Tuesday 10 to 10:30 a.m. storytime for ages three to five at 300 South Nokomis Avenue with crafts, filmstrips, and shared reading. Parents may borrow books before and after, and a toddler area is available.
Governor Bob Graham proclaims February 7 through 13 as State School Volunteer Week. The notice highlights volunteers from the PALS program and others aiding area youth, with events at Venice Elementary Nokomis Elementary Englewood Elementary and a district wide music program led by Mrs Meeclain in the media center.
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