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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1983
Page
17
Fourth graders in Mrs. Joan Moore's class used a microscope to view cheek cells provided by Dr. Craig Moore. Darryn McGowan shared his microscope, while Felipe Saavedra praised science as fun learning.
The American Cancer Society opens a Venice office at 223 Pensacola Road on January 24 1983 donations from Dick and Sharon Baker sponsor the office space Volunteers are needed for typing and answering phones from 9 am to 1 pm A 11 am informal opening will be attended by society leaders and local officials including Merle Graser Hazen Stevens and Dr. W Jackson Dickens The Society funds programs research education and patient guidance and runs a Memorial Program a blood bank and a cancer loan closet with the 125 Club for donors
Marlen, a 16 year old from West Berlin, lives with the Scott Harris family on Casey Key while attending Venice High School. She studies world history here for credit and plans to join the Venice High golf team this spring. Marlen notes the German school system lacks electives and driver education. She has studied English four years and enjoys American climate and atmosphere during her stay on the Suncoast. She hopes to return to Germany after the school year ends.
Venice Elementary third to fifth graders paraded to Venice Recreation Center for a fun time as BPO-Docs 141 Clown Kitchen Band led by Alice Deming and Dorothy Garman entertained. SCYRSA volunteers welcomed the children and organizers plan supervised activities with no fee. Donations of money or snacks are welcome.
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