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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1981
Page
9
The column lists storm prep tips for residents and club facilities notes. It mentions hurricane readiness, securing items, and safety at the CCE clubhouse. Daylight saving prompts dusk biking, and a 15 mph park speed limit is noted. Boarders and neighbors share birthday wishes and social events, from pool parties to golf and card gatherings, with several local residents named.
Stephanie Korchek of Manatee Junior College received the American History scholarship from the National Society Daughters of American Colonists at its 86th birthday celebration. C D Gillyard, MJC history professor, selected her for outstanding achievement. She is a band soloist and president of Lancer Sound Band.
On April 20 the Garden Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization elected new officers for 1981 82. Darlene Kowalczyk was elected president with Micki Carter as vice president Jo Smothers secretary and Darlene Wilwant treasurer.
Pamela Slater of Venice received invitation to join Beta Gamma Sigma for high scholastic achievement at Boston University School of Management. The ceremony was held at Marsh Chapel on Friday April 24 at 5:30 PM as BU’s chapter of the honor society continues its 1925 installation.
An English class for foreign born adults begins at Englewood Elementary on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 10. The Venice area class meets at Venice Junior High in Room 129A. Sponsored by the Sarasota Vocational Center Adult Basic Education, both offer free instruction and materials. Call 924-1365 ext 338 for details.
The four week course begins Thursday May 7 at 7 30 p m at Venice Junior High Community School taught by John Shambora. Fee is 10 dollars. Open to any student 15 or older. Call 488 7727 to register or for more information.
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