20 Sep 1980
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1980
Page
1
Venice students and families are invited to an open house at Venice High School Monday with details listed on page 4. Community activities and a fall recreation program also feature in local notices.
A columnist advertises for cruise companions as listed on page 3. The notice seeks travelers to join a planned voyage with practical details and contact options. Readers are invited to respond to the columnist for arrangements.
In this issue a coupon feature highlights discounts from Walgreens and a TV guide section amid the normal page layout. Readers learn where to clip savings and which programs to watch this week.
Ten days remain in the YMCA Must Stay Committee effort to raise 425000 for the South County Family YMCA, with 308000 still unfunded. If the goal isn’t met by September 30, gifts will be returned and the Venice area YMCA could close. The land was donated by Gulf Stream Land Development with a 10 year occupancy condition. The Selby Pool Day Care Center racquetball courts summer camp and other facilities would be missed by residents. The committee has sought 1000 gifts and pledges, due by September 29, to revive the project.
Sarasota County Commission narrowly declines emergency ordinance to place public acquisition of the Oaks in Osprey on November ballot. With a 4-1 vote, the board rejects speeding up a referendum and leaves Oaks decision to future action by the board.
The Sarasota County school board unanimously votes to seek a 52400 federal grant to run bicycle safety programs at eight elementary and two junior high schools. The plan, led by Anita Hocker and Russell Garris, targets 5th to 8th graders with five hours of weekly training, aiming for state-wide expansion if successful.
Veterinarians report canine parvovirus CPV spreading in the Venice area with confirmed cases by blood studies. Dr James H Brandt notes no local deaths yet but warns the virus may grow quickly once established. A second vet cites three cases in two weeks including one death, signaling potential spread.
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