Graser Named President Of Florida Independent Bankers
Merle Graser, board chairman and president of First National Bank of Venice, was chosen as president of the Florida Independent Bankers Association for 1981 82. The Venice resident also heads the Sarasota County unit of the American Cancer Society for two years and holds a University of Florida B A in business administration.
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Merle Graser
Florida Independent Bankers Association
Graser
First National Bank of Venice
Venice
Sarasota County
Themerican Cancer Society
Theniversity of Florida
Promotions at South County Bank Branches Named
Julie Kozel is promoted to assistant bank manager at the Hotem branch. She joined South County Bank in 1979 as executive secretary. Esther Gibson, also hired in 1979, is promoted from customer service supervisor to administrative secretary.
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Julie Kozel
Hotem
South County Ank
Kozel
South County Bank
Esther Gibson
Venice Wins Partial Rebate From Dual Tax Suit
Venice receives 547 dollars for 1979 80 and 41500 dollars for 1980 81 overpayments after Circuit Judge Hall found many taxation without services claims invalid. Sarasota County will pay about 243000, Longboat Key 120000, and North Port 48000. Venice remains in name only, Sarasota pursues further action and a related east coast suit is being reviewed by city officials.
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Sarasota
City of
Venice
Circuit Court
Vincent Hall
Longboat Key
North Port
Ken Thompson
Florida
Venice Councilman Joins Florida Cities Committee
Venice City Councilman John Kalajian, the city’s Liason to the Florida League of Cities, was named to the league’s Intergovernmental Relations Committee by Executive Director Raymond Sittig. The first meeting is set for November 13 in Tampa to review the 1981 legislative policy and discuss proposals for the 1982 Policy Statement.
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Venice
John Kalajian
Florida League of Cities
League
Raymond Sittig
Tampa
Finesse That's His Contribution to Restaurant Service
Paul Libardi launches Many Avenues School for Waiters and Waitresses at the Holiday Inn in Osprey to curb poor service. The program covers china history, table service, wine knowledge, grooming, and job placement with a month long schedule and state food handler certification.
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Kathy Ryder
Many Avenues School
Paul Libardi
Holiday Inn
Osprey
Libardi
China
Massachusetts
Florida
June Gray
Springfield
Mass
Billy Fiore
State Board of Health
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