Local couple to wed on Valentines Day in Florida ceremony
Darlin Groom daughter of Mr and Mrs David Groom of 4866 Primrose Pass Siesta Key and William Wing Granger IV son of Mr and Mrs Dan W Granger of Crestwood Kentucky announce engagement. The couple plans to wed on February 14. Darlin Groom a Manatee Junior College nursing student 1980 works as a registered nurse at Venice Hospital and Sarasota High School graduate 1974. William Granger Venice High School 1969 University of Florida 1973 is assistant treasurer with Advance Mortgage Corp.
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Darlin Groom
David Groom
Primrose Pass
Siesta Key
William Wing Granger IV
Dan W. Granger
Crestwood
Kentucky
Manatee Junior College
Venice Hospital
Sarasota High School
William Granger
Ringling Museums Offer 760 Art Works for Loan
The Ringling Museums in Florida announce 760 artworks across 50 exhibitions available for loan with transport costs to Sarasota covered. New this year are 19 exhibitions including Joseph Albers graphics and Jerry Uelsmann photographs.
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Ringling Museums
Florida
Sarasota
Joseph Albers
Jerry Uelsmann
Ringling
Glaucoma Now Top Cause of Blindness in U S
The National Society to Prevent Blindness Florida Affiliate says glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in the United States. It notes about 62 000 people are victims and half of the two million Americans with glaucoma are unaware they have the disease and risk eventual blindness.
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United States
National Society
NSPB
Florida
Society
Edward W. McGuinness
McGuinness
The
Mrs America pageant seeks area hopeful now
Florida eligibility opens for 1981 Mrs America state winner. Entries are requested from married women 18 plus, U S citizen and six months Florida resident. The Florida winner earns a Las Vegas trip for the national finals and the state contest runs in a broader national effort. Carol Ann McEwen is current Mrs America with two sons and a high-profile community role.
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U.S
Florida
Las Vegas
America
Carol Ann McEwen
Clark
Michael
Ringling Museums Circulating Exhibitions Available For Loan
Ringling Museums offers circulating exhibitions with no rental fee funded by state appropriations. Eligible borrowers include educational cultural institutions and other well established Florida organizations with adequate security. For a catalogue and information contact Ringling Museums Circulating Exhibitions P.O. Box 1838 Sarasota FL 33578.
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Ringling Museums
Florida
P.O. Box
Sarasota
Area students earn degrees over summer
Four area residents were awarded degrees by the University of Florida at the conclusion of the summer quarter in Gainesville. Stephen Kent Boone and Monica Lorraine Gibney received bachelor of arts degrees from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Margaret Ann Booth earned a bachelor of science in broadcasting from the College of Journalism. Elizabeth Mahon earned a bachelor of science degree in journalism from the College of Journalism.
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University of Florida
Gainesville
Stephen Kent Boone
Monica Lorraine Gibney
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Margaret Ann Booth
College of Journalism
Elizabeth Mahon
Ringling School of Art and Design Founded in 1931
Ringling School of Art and Design began in 1931 with help from John Ringling and John and Mable Ringling Museum founder Verman Kimball as its first president. The Bay Haven Hotel became the campus site and later additional buildings were acquired for studios and classrooms. It has operated as an independent non profit since 1933.
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Ringling School of Art and Design
John Ringling
John and Mable Ringling
Verman Kimbrough
Bay Haven
Florida
State Board of Independent Colleges and Universities
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
LBHS to Offer Gifted Program and Humanities Class
Lemon Bay High School will add a gifted and talented class in the second semester and has established a Humanities course called Humanities. The program serves about 500 full-time students from 38 states and 6 foreign regions, with alumni in major firms and institutions. The school seeks community donations for books, recordings, art prints, and travel souvenirs to support the new library studio complex opened in 1980.
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Lemon Bay High School
Hallmark Cards
New York Times
Franklin Mint
N.B.C
NASA
Smithsonian Institution
General Electric
Random House
Eastern Airlines
Greece
Yale Tests Echo Cardigraphy For Fetal Heart Anomalies
Yale School of Medicine researchers led by Dr. John C. Hobbins receive a 26000 March of Dimes grant to refine echo cardiography, using high frequency low intensity sound to create three dimensional images of fetal heart structures and function. The study tracks normal and at risk pregnancies and follows up after birth to gauge reliability and future clinical use.
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Yale School of Medicine
John C. Hobbins
Lemon Bay Garden Club Awards Youth With Summer Camp Trip
The Lemon Bay Garden Club honored Englewood Elementary and Lemon Bay High School students at its fall meeting. Winners from Englewood Elementary attended Wekiva Youth Camp in Florida, run by the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, with 104 campers and 35 staff. Lemon Bay High students earned SEEK seminar scholarships at the University of Orlando. The club plans to announce 1981 winners next spring and will hold its bazaar next month.
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Lemon Bay Garden Club
Englewood
Lemon Bay High School
Florida
Garden Club
Wekiva
Wekiva Springs
The
Florida Federation of
Englewood Elementary
Jill Giuliano
Kim Williams
Billy Welshans
Gary Botelho
SEEK
Save Earth
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Advance Mortgage Cor
Bob Strebelow
Nationwide Advertising Service Inc
Cleveland Plaza Towers
Cleveland
Ohio
Las Vegas Hilton
Carol
Carol Ann McEwan
Ringling School
Durant
John Wiegman
Janet Kastner
Italy
France
Germany
Netherlands
Great Britain
Yale
Hobbins
University of Orlando
FFGC
John Barrett
Roger Ward
John Fitchett
Ron Ringueberg
Carol Leonard
Richard Benson
Curtis Crolius
Porter
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