National Children's Fingerprint Bank aims to reunite missing kids
Kenneth Campbell leads a private National Children's Fingerprint Bank that collects and stores children's fingerprints for identification in case of kidnapping or parental abduction. The program charges $12.50 for three cards and offers at home ink fingerprinting, with vault storage for up to 10 years.
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Kenneth Campbell
National Children’s Fingerprint Bank
National Children’s Since Bank
NCFB
United States
Campbell
Gloria J.yerkovich
Child Fund, Inc
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Jacksonville
Miami
Paula Hawkins
The
China painter Pat Woolley fixtures Venice artists with workshop
Pat Woolley president of the World Organization of China Painters led a two day workshop for Venice Porcelain Artists at American First Federal Bank in Jacaranda Plaza on November 18 and 19. The Peoria Illinois artist spoke of the history and permanence of china painting and the organization’s 12000 members worldwide. The Venice club plans an exhibition and sale at the Venice Art Show December 3 to 5 at the Venice Community Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Venice
Pat Woolley
World Organization of China
American First Federal Bank
Jacaranda Plaza
Ms. Woolley
Peoria, Ill
Kuala Lumpur
Japan
Australia
Finland
Mexico
United States
World Organization of China Painters
China
Woolley
Venice Porcelain Artist Club
Venice Community Center
Myrth Guyett
Venice Porcelain Artists
Chris Kauffmann
Venice High Names 1983 National Merit Commended Students
Principal William Hancock at Venice High School announced two seniors William Devereaux and Ashley Warren are Commended in the 1983 National Merit Scholarship Program. The top five percent of over one million entrants are highlighted with the National Merit Scholarship Corporation selecting the top 50 000 performers for further consideration.
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William Hancock
Venice High School
William Devereaux
Ashley Warren
Hancock
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
William Dever
Eaux
Del
Counseling aid to local schools
Teachers notice emotional problems in elementary students and increasingly use outside counselors. Marilyn Highland from Englewood Elementary notes families seek help with Center referrals and local therapists like Pauline Tolmach.
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Jim Gouvellis
Marilyn Highland
Englewood
Ms. Highland
Suncoast Gondolier
Family Counseling Center
Sarasota Guidance Clinic
Pauline Tolmach
Ms. Tolmach
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