Hibiscus Society Meets In Venice Weekend Gatherings
Gulf Coast Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society meets Sunday Jan 12 at 2 p.m. in United First Federal Venice. Discussion covers hibiscus winterization. Public invited.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1980
Page
9
Gulf Coast Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society meets Sunday Jan 12 at 2 p.m. in United First Federal Venice. Discussion covers hibiscus winterization. Public invited.
NARFE Chapter 717 plans its January 15 meeting at Tin Pan Alley Restaurant with an 11 am luncheon. reservations to LeRoy Gillette or Frank Gheen. Venice Area College Club hosts Fine Arts discussion January 17 with topic Rare Books by Jean Ketchum. Weavers Guild meets January 16 at 10 am. Cal Towne to demonstrate cross bar loom. Art League asks 1 donation. Venice Recreation Center woodcarving course starts January 16. eight weeks, $18, beginners welcome, introductory class free.
Port Charlotte set to host a Life Goes On meeting at Centennial Hall with State Representative Fred Burrall as special guest. Burrall, in his third Florida House term and Minority Leader pro-tempore for 1979-80, will discuss Tallahassee legislation and take questions. The event invites all, especially those who lost partners.
Venice REACT elected Kenneth Koehler as president with Ernest DeVlieger as vice president and Janet Chappell as secretary. Other officers include Jane Miles treasurer and Vincent Sarafino on the three year board and as coordinator.
The Port Charlotte Cultural Center hosts a Help Stop Crime Family Forum in Centennial Hall on Wednesday January 16 at 10 30 a.m. Marion Parkhurst of the Port Charlotte Woman's Club directs the meeting.
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