White Knights to start carpentry for HAV Elephant's Trunk
Venice Hospital Auxiliary House gains volunteer carpenters known as White Knights who will install partitions cabinets shelves and display racks inside the 6,534 square foot building behind the Venice Hospital Annex. Led by Jack Perkins Herb Starkey and Paul Stober they plan three areas including sales storage and arts craft space with newly costed materials and donations urged to support the project opening in April.
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Dorothy Lippstretter
Venice Hospital
White Knights
Venice Hospital Annex
U.S. 41 Business
R.G
Dick” Baker
Jack Perkins
Herb Starkey
Paul Stober
Perkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Starkey
Stoker
Ada
White Elephant Sale
HAV
Stober
Edward F. Littlehales
Kidney group session set Venice Chapter meeting
The Venice Chapter of the National Kidney Foundation of Southwest Florida will hold its monthly meeting on Monday February 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Bay House in Bay Indies Mobile Home Community. The public is invited and volunteers are welcome. The Tots to Teens Thrift Shop at the Rialto Shopping Center seeks consignments donations and more volunteers. Call 488-3777.
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Venice
National Kidney Foundation of
Southwest Florida
Bay House
Bay Indies
Rialto
Going Metrics Four Session Course at Venice School
Venice Junior High in cooperation with adult education offers a four session metric conversion course titled Going Metrics taught by Venice High School faculty member Doug Roberts.
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Venice
Venice High School
Doug Roberts
Legion Auxiliary offers field service orientation course
North Port groups plan a February 18 7 30 p m session at the Albert Goll Community Center. Mrs. Charles E Bell and Mrs. Allen Kline describe training for volunteers in hospital and community settings with recognition like hour bars and Field Service pins. The effort includes a Valentine salute to veterans and a push for non affiliated volunteers under the Legion Auxiliary.
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American Legion and Auxiliary of
North Port
Allen Kline
Auxiliary
Albert Goll
Charles E. Bell
Venice Nobel Unit 159
Bell
America
Kline
American Legion Auxiliary
G. Pierce Wood Memorial Hospital
Arcadia
Englewood Lemon Bay
Sarasota Bay
Evening Class Registration Notice
The four week course costs 4 dollars starting Thursday February 19. Meetings run 6 30 to 9 30 p m in room 135 of the junior high building. To register call Pat Scavo at 488 7727 or sign up at the first class.
Judy McBride Crowned Beta Sigma Phi Sweetheart in Venice
Judy McBride, first sweetheart of Beta Sigma Phi Upsilon Pi Chapter, was honored at a Valentine party on Feb 13. She works as an account executive trainee for Merrill Lynch in Venice, is married to Tom McBride, Island Sound Corp. VP, and has two teenage children, Mary Ann and Tommy, students at Venice High. Judy joined as a charter member in June after moving from St. Petersburg.
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Judy McBride
Upsilon Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
Venice
Cardinal Mooney Telethon Set for March 8
The eighth annual Cardinal Mooney High School Telethon will run Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. on WXLT TV channel 40 at Cardinal Mooney High School. Auction items include an Oldsmobile convertible a Honda Accord an electric typewriter two sides of beef and 50 pounds of shrimp.
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Cardinal Mooney High School
Wxlt-Tv
Channel 40
Fruitville Road
James Blem
Mary Mauritia
N.D
Cardinal Mooney
Nancy Mihm
AAUW Venice Branch to Host New Member Reception
The Venice Branch of the American Association of University Women invites prospective members to a reception on Tuesday February 24 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the Venice Junior High School media center. The event is sponsored by the education committee to appeal to college graduates seeking evening meetings. For information call Mrs Richard Steiner 485 9504 or Mrs Elwyn Dell 488 2821.
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Venice
American Association of University Women
Venice Junior High School
AAUW
Richard Steiner
Elwyn Dell
Venice AAUW Branch Discusses Family Challenge Proposals
Venice branch of the American Association of University Women and three other groups meet February 19 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. W J Owen's home to review Florida AAUW delegates White House Conference on Families recommendations for Governor Graham. Proposals include AFDC updates, removing anti father clause, family impact statements, adding family life education, a governor's conference on family responsive work policy, and divorce reconciliation programs.
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Venice
The
American Association of University Women
W.J. Owen
Flying Bridge Lane
Florida Aauw
White House
Health Rehabilitation Service
Florida
Eastern Star Venice Chapter to hold Thursday meeting
The Venice Chapter 248 Order of Eastern Star meets Thursday February 19 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Election of officers is planned and all members are urged to attend.
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Venice
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Englewood Elementary Names Students of the Month
A bulletin board display in Englewood Elementary School cafeteria honors students of the month. Winners include Melissa Dean Melissa Joiner Ryan Provencher Christina Scott Joey Downing Naomi Walmsley Ronnie Sackett Laura Price Russell Philbrick Kelli Kenneally Kristi Flowers Georgia King Joy Perry Sylvia Sterling Pong Chen Bobby Hunter Rotanna Seng Joe Weismann Chrissy Chatham Louie Neten Nichole Hermon Jimmy Soloway Lori Wellbaum Jason Badger Wendy Scherbert Jonathan Morganstern Carla Pendergrass Krista Hunt Kelly Vasbinder Melissa Springer Billy Kimbertin. Photo by Ray Porter.
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Englewood
Melissa Dean
Melissa Joiner
Ryan Provencher
Christina Scott
Joey Downing
Naomi Walmsley
Ronnie Sackett
Laura Price
Russell Philbrick
Kelli Kenneally
Kristi Flowers
Georgia King
Joy Perry
Sylvia Sterling
Pong Chen
Bobby Hunter
Rotanna Seng
Joe
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Key Club
Mark Zeigler
David Kalchbrenner
Don Sick
Laurel Nelson
Paul Schmidt
Legion Auxiliary
Plan Mooney
J.C. Davison
Oes
Ray Porter
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