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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

per cert membership m ire Par
eat Teachers Association b. Nov
emher ]. Each class attaining enc
hundred per cent aller the frs
class wll Be awarded . prize a
Sz00. A PTA memberSSlp costs 80
cents and enc parent coAuts in Ell
q his ehildrens classes. That Is,
Il he has 6 ehiidrcn. has one mem.
berxhio VII BE counted for each
ona AZ bis ehildren.
Those present e iat Tuesday
nights meeting we're. President
Glenwood Sweeting. PriEespai Ned
simmons. Dorothy Sweeting. Edris
Wallaee. Irene wcriey. Jean Love.
Vendaline Russell. Jeanne Knowies,
Nellie -ouike Russell Curry. III.
dred MeDon0ugh. Doris Edwards,
Annie ulchar. Byrnlna Thompson
and one 6-ineh scorpion who was
annihiiated By Mr.. Sweeting. n
vas the frs ever seen BY Mr.
simmons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Harris School PTA Will Hold Its
First Meeting OF NeiU Year Tonight

President @. Sweetlng anncuneed
- The meeting a. tie Harris Sshool
PTA Executive Board Tuesday
|nighs. that Alan Hampson would
speak % 'sCilixenshlp" 81 the first
PA meeting oa Gha new aehoal
pear ~ t0night as Q .. N.
A receptson eummliiee composed
'of Mrs. Lois Archer Eden and Mr.
and Hrs. Thomas Campbell VII
greet everyone At TIE deer. Plans
lave also been made 10 provide q
baby sitter Toe he convenience n
those parenls wishing 90 bring
yoana children. Who wuald ether.
wise keep TIE parents from attend.
Ing TIE meeting.
The Executive Board voted % buy
ubber mats 10 be placed where
needed IN the halls of the srhools
during Rainy weather b prevent
falls on slippery surfaces. II VAS
also decided 10 award 800 10 Ire
fiFst class 70 attain one hundred
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Training Session
To Be Held For
WOn0n's Club 80

The Key West Woman's Club has
received n0t.ce oG . training In
siimte for District Eleven. Florida
Fedcratiam af women's Clubs. The
Institute viii be held at the n. r
Alaml Woman's Club "a Thursday
September ~, 1850. frUm &c .. m
TO 40 p. n.
Mrs. James A. Morgan, Dlxtricl
ldirector. has called the institute Coz
lthe purpose Of informing clubwo
men on important club matters.
Speakers incImde Mrs. 1. J. nc
Cailrey, former State President
and Recording Secretary Of TIE
General Federation. Mrs. Mccall
lfrcy viii lead n discussion on De,
lveloping leadership. officers, and
members.
Mrs. n. ID. Pearce, first vice.
president of the Florida Federation
win speak CA effective program
planning. stste Fine Arts Chair,
man. Mrs. ]. Riley Stats win dis,
cuss prctDcol. tools and technique
lof Federation. Bylaws ard pariia,
mentary quix win be presented b.
Mrs. J. n. Davidson. Mrs. Hears
shaw, Chairman, win explain ths
State Headquarters project.
Al the speakers are outstanding
|elubwomen and members Of IN
local club are urged 10 attend. Ans
lone who can should plan b attend
can Mrs. Leland Goddard for fur
thur information. Reservations fol
me luncheon VIII Gloss SeplembeI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
CITY FATHERS To

tCcnftnned From Pnae Onei
budget for mzinisaanSs has teen
inadequate.
More han 500 Poineiana residenl
have signed petitions protesting ths
increases. 4 also states.
The Commission u asking for !
desay IN making the Increases II.
feeuve anti TIE local accusing sit
ualion becomes less acute and bes.
Ter furnishings can be mad for the
housing projects. The measure also
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Viureals AnuOunee
Fandsiamgl.fer's Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Villareal a
500 Catherine Street announce the
birth Of q granddaughter. The lissle
lass was born 90 their daughicg
Dorothy u Miami. She weighed I
pounds, = ounces At birth and has
been named Dorothy Elizabeth. Mr.
and Mrs. Villareal are taking 3 va.
cation 10 see their other daughter
and son In California and win b
some from Key West for absus six
weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
JayceeS Beta
Sigma TOClash

Thsra wiii be pUsFiuu and
whesxins - BkYxlsw Psrk e.
nisha wsen slss aavxae~ and ZEE
Beta slsFus Phl Severity CLASH
N "ssffbeii~ ssms a. Q .. n.
TIE wen will be clad in
dresses snd ihs sails h sherts
ard umiaue term 81 sostball
wSii be Displayed. a ies 81 sor-
crises re N sisse tor tsns vita
eha pFoxeaas potns 10 loxsi
charities.
TIE sirls won lssf rear ard
fhe Sayeees rspagsedlv have
sieaathsneo their sius h en- 81.
teFt 30 GENE up eth z win.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Robert Edward Messer, n. Sea.
plane Base and Perla Busot, 1901
Duval Street have applied Tor q
marriage license at the Office ol
TIE County Judge Raymond n.
Lord.
David Lee Donnelly. n. Winter
Park. student and Barbara J. Del.
gad0. 10. 100 Truman Avenue
have also applied 20 we'd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

The Advisory Board of the Key
West Youth Center will m.era We'd
nesday September .. At SEQ D n
- ths Wesley House. 100 varels
~ Al members are requested Z
attend - pans wili Be made fo'
reopening ghe Youth Center Tues
day September II after TIE summe,
recess.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Mrs. Mary Josephine Cronske.
rs. passed way Saturday evening
after q short illness.
Funeral services WI Be held -
day sp.mt, from The Chapel az he
I0pez Funeral Home 20 S. Mary's
Star az the Sea Catholic Church.
The Rev. Joseph Maring .. J. WI
officiate a the services. Burial
win be IN Catholic Cemetery.
Rosary services we're hsld last
evening 81 the chapel
One son. A. j. Cherry, Key West
& the sole suwvivor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

&as8 4fA4Ws
some u ire members u TIE club
have tssn busy making door prizes
and utnRr members have pc0sed
their nc0ey sEd purchased door
|prl1es. Some q The local Merchants
have also donated dor prizes.
There win b. 9 floor show. Nor.
man kranich ara his orchestra
viii furnish the music Cor dancing.
Dressing will be opsional. How.
ever those what desire b. scar for.
|mal dress will be welcome. The
|puhlie is cordially inviied 10 al.
tend this affair.
ReServrtions nav De made Cor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
TBS REGISTERED AT

~H" SO &sANN
Pubs Instruction Horace O'Bry.
ant said today a dozen more pupils
have enrolled al polnciana school
He had expected more rexisirs.
tons following Labor Day al Other
schools. They have not as vet
shown up IN figures released b.
the schools.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

tCcntinued From PAGE Onel
operation four years az no cost 10
the city.
Erwin Is . veteran Of ~ years
IN teaching fire fighting tech
niqueS. Fifteen years Of that time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Sunday Il ap.m.
RaGheE Cape performed 60 esFe-
mony.
~ ehnrmlng bride wore white
mylnn TITLE aecnnled ~ Hfnllnped
ehanilllg lace Insertion. she wore
4 mlnndinR collar ofl.ihe shoulder
Via 4 bodlre and akift panlera.
nmYfnnl skirt vas floor length.
Rhe wurn 4 bridal hsadpieca de-
rinnnd especially fuf her, . SENS.
ei~cla a Waite satin leaves. pear
a. rhlnnxinne embroidered. Two
flrrs a pare slik Huston waist
l~malh completed the bridal ven.
So carried . beautifully shaped
while earnnllan bouguel
Maid q IInnor Cor The bride was
lsIss narhara Delaado. She aqd
a. three bridesmaids wure afessss
81 tnnl hlnn lrrldnseena pre- AAik
erwanrn. shlrred bodice win four
lIl1ed dnep incka Il tbe y neck.
IT,. ne nklrsm we're full and Of
hallmina length FOR their had
dresses thes wore malebin< somi.
elrelatn II leaves aud i0rehead
vells. ne Maid AZ fIonor earried
A hnnanel a. yNll0w rnses While tie
shree bridesmaids earried pink
eafnnii0na.
nrldanmaaas wera' lola camns.
Ann Xnle, and Jline Yates
Best man Toe ne mnoom was he
lio Orupena. hls brother. Gro0ms.
msn and ushers were James hak.
ar. Pete FeFnandex and Hubert
Marines.
INA. q. u. Hamilton. 900 Pat
eawnon Avemun. mother II The bride
we're pink lace with navy acces.
series. and carried white earna.
al0nn.
ne moghsr e ne groom. Mrs.
1oaeph 0rupe9a. ll0S Georgia
street we're aQunmartne lace with
white aeennswles and carried pink
emTnmkl0ma.
a recepslon yes held immediate.
II following the wedding ~ 1893
Ven rhlatek Street. More than 100
guests aliEkded.
Mss cArloen Moore served II
the punch bowl. and Misses Colleen
Nuore and Sue numphreys. sOruri.
o. sisters, aiec served.
TIE wedding cake was four tier.
e, gurrmunded by fem and step.
hMnolla. Two large white candles
N ailver holdera fianked A.
1ha bride graduates from KEY
West aennul. Sc attended Colora.
e Women'n College lDr one year
and Florida State University a seq
END year. she Z 9 member u zeta
Tau Alpha,
1ne groom h also . graduate oi
Key Wegl High Schoan. na b e..
.taFlng hin thlrd year a. Florida
STATE univerelly. end h 4 member
e 6lgms PA Epsilon Fraternity
Tie brides travelling costume
ennsisied ri q navy blue SIMMER
eat with ANAL pirlng u Fed and
whAlH. . nAsy hlue hat. white
nlevea and Wnite earDations.
1ks eoarie vet - Aglsnia. Ca
&C. tAalr humeymoon and I'll r.
era - Tallahassee where re
Mroom III RESUME rs studies 1T
E&u.
CT Il tnwn guests a tae wed.
dlng weee ar. and Aara. Donald
Mckay. End their 500 B1l: Ne.
ard Mrs. q. W. Mckay. nc hride )
mEandmoiher from Or.aniio; Miss
6ae Humphrys. corm Gablcs; IA.
va Donnelly, Winter PARK ana Phi
Gchmitk. Winter Para.
Napv Wees 70 49,
q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

The Trumaa Elementary
Ssheoi Eta ELL held epen
hsusa iumigisi siarflns ~ Pes
,. n. ~ Ire sehool. Parents 81
Tfwsnem students ara Invited 20
slssnd snd meet ihe lsevity end
seheoi afait.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

we're spent IS an instructor with
The Jacksonville Pre- Department
from which he was retiring with
TIE rank Of Assistant Chief. During
World War II. be was in charge Ii
four Naval fire lighting schools.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
CAMPAIGN TO UNITY

Coutinued From PAGE Onsl
down the Keys. not knowing where
TO 60. what 10 DO"
Sadowsn has been q one-man
dynamo promoting the Keys. vaca.
tons Cor him meaning s0uring thou.
sands ct miles visiting travel a.
gents and newspapers editors 70
ielI them the Florida Keys story.
Everywhere ] 90 they are IN
terested. They want I'll the facts
about the Keys that We can give
them. Lists give them all we've
got"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
81 o TRs
DAUGHTER IS aoRN

Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Ramirez
.oi 1905 Harms Aveuae are Ire
proid parenis q 9 sereu pound
giri. Martha Deiena. bswn scpsen.
oer I. iaaa ~ Ihs MoEsoe General
Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Nary Vices Club Plans annual
Dance To BE Held III Els inner

The Annna Dance Of Navy Wives Club No win Be held AZ the
s Club Annex Friday svenng. September H. from eco
|on.
Alice Buah chalrman dance Committee ana her con-
worked diligently make this Gala and enjoy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

There are about IS pounds Of gold
tn . cubic mile Of sea water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Sawysr aerhcns Mary smasrs
Smith, sphons ass Ed Dun and Spesard Hoand ard Rspre
telephone 7x2ss Barhara sentative BIN LRrta sch
nantn al
"a Narks telephone 26sS5. rhs P4A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Us A elRL

Mr. ans AfS. Ernest j. Avlla,
'ieu1 Nzsnlngton ST.. aasa0unce ire
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

John Jensen, and Mrs. III. Kar
sinner, also Mrs. H. Miller OF Port
Clinton. The later were taken al
Holland, Mich. Tulip Festival last
May when several of the local
members attended. Mrs. E. C. Neal
led in seasonal reminders and the
plating and culture of tulips was
also discussed. The hostess served
delisious lunch with Halloween
appointments. Mrs. Karshner and
Mrs. Lucille William were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hess spent
Wednesday in Toledo.
A meeting of the Union Sunday
School Board was held Tuesday
evening in the home of the Supt.
Franklin Ballard.
The Ladies afternoon Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Nov
4th with Mrs. v. A. Frye Roll call,
Do you remember when? will be
followed by number, Know
Your Ohio, with member parttic-
ipation. Mrs. Pearce, program
chairman, will conduct a test.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30

Tuesday afternoon, after being
| placed in casts.
Mrs. Fred Norwood spent the
past week with Cincinnati, Ohio
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Walters
were Sunday afternoon guests of
his sister, Mrs. Alma Ballard.
A photographer visited to local
school the first of the week to
take pictures of the children and
teachers.
Mrs. Edwin William assisted at
the Blood Mobile Wednesday, The
rest of the weeks being spent at
Magruder Memorial Hospital S
a special.
The local Chamber of Commerce
enjoyed a Stag Dinner at the Com
munity Hall last Wednesday even
ing. Harry Knoor president h d
charge Of the arrangements
and was assisted by a an able COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Grover mo-
tored to Canton Sunday and were
accompanied home by her mother
Mrs. Bertha Lambert, who h d
been guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Disher left
Sunday morning on motor trip
to the Smoky Mt. National Park
The boby of Miss Anna Hansen,
85, of Toledo was brought to the
local cemetary for burial Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Hansen, a former
resident, lived in the home later
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralp h
Kinds.
The Garden Club meeting Tues
lay evening in the home Of Mrs.
D. c. Shores was we'll attended.
Mrs. w. B. Growers paper on "The
Land of Wind Mills and Wooden
Shoes. was supplemented by col
ored slides made possible by Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
asst Tuesday returning Wednes-

last Tuesday returning Wednes
day.
Among former residents who
called on friends Sunday and on
Monday were: Mrs. George Black
the former Mabel Furrer of Tol'
edo and Mrs. E. G. Wells of Clyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer
were Toledo visitors Thursday. AT
ter shopping they were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Son
dergeld.
The West Road property of Mrs.
Lillian Brown is reported having
been sold to the Kline family The
house is occupied at present by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Pearce and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early Adam had
with them for a short visit last
week, his parents from near Woos
ter.
Mrs. ]. c. West, Mrs. Floyd Herl
and sons James and job and
Charles West motored to Church
Falls, Va. last Friday TO spend the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. David
West and son.
Jan Everett, son of Mrs. Am
brose Pearce, suffered serious in
juries last Thursday when hit by
a Lake Motor truck in front Of
his home The lad was rushed to
Memorial Hospital, and
after examination was taken to
Riverside Hospital, Toledo for the
special treatment for correction
Of both arm and leg fractures. He
was brought home by ambulance
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
CATAWBA
MRS. A. n. RoFKAR

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ma11oy haC
as over the weekend guests he
sister and husband Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Gam of Cleveland.
Marvin Humphrey is a surgicq
patient in Mercy Hospital, Toledo
having submitted TO a major oper
alton last Wednesday.
The mothers Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening in the
home of Mrs. Arthur Knudson in
Port Clinton instead of the Luther
Rhodes home as scheduled.
A 1890 luncheon with Ohio
Sesquicentenual appointments US
hered in the 62nd year Of the
Ladies Afternoon Club, last We'd
nesday in the home of Mrs. AM
brose Pearce. Three new members,
Mrs. @. Clemens, Mrs. Fred Nor
wood a d Mrs. Charles Weichel
were welcomed. Places were laid
for eighteen members, Mrs. J. Pei
tier was co-hostess. Year books
for the coming year were present
ed and promise very interesting
year. The November meeting will
feature Ohio in Observance of the
150th birth year of the state. The
year book covers showing a clus-
ter of Buckeye leaves, were de-
signed by Mrs. Betty Fall, local
school art intructor.
Henry Rofkar accompanied Ar
thur Lampe to his home in Tiffin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
HOME ON BURROUGHS

Among the local servicemen
who were at home, enjoying fur
loughs, over the weekend, were
Cpl Emery Macko from the U. S.
Marine Base at Quantico. Virginia;
Pfc. Gary Bandelean, Fort Knox
Kentucky, and Cpl. Stanley Len
hart from the Marine Base at Key
West, Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-30
DIES ON VISIT

DIES ON VISIT
Mrs. Sally Metcalfe, IA, Mont
eagle, Tennessee, passed away
Monday afternoon in the home of
a daughter, Mrs. Hahn, 157 South
Maple Street in Oak Harbor. The
body was returned to Monteagle,
Tennessee, by Robinson Funeral
Home, for services in that city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

nllnacd from Pare Ihr6a
spe against yiae entire VI fer
81 e00
nbo SAID that Eae wants h eee
80 c nPplg q TIE County As
salkh ulaaaur cnnfliss
e6Sts eualineIIl III tie lncf That
Ia psnaiaag ID taking place
tie Keys The adoption of TIE
e coe would prohibit this ana
insE cod plumbing d new huiIds
burlington oWanilz, Il business
a iie lheal plumbing union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

Continued From page 0ne
CrandaII. his vie an niece
worried Ions ana hard on tie pro-
Is.
The shin Wae GonatFsacte6 ntiE
N without fhe ne III power to0a
TOR I very nood reason there
was no electricity IN the isImns.
le Srxnl1ns 5 " nafiNe Baha.
man Mood eHEA euamiElY Is
loFnnI nnd nlnolE 80
~ III harSoai algH mao1f &uFaka
nletofinls oNFnFs IS ala pse
eNsonslN1IY flsfeoei,eui ne erass.
The ship has what d known IS
naturally crooked frsmes which
means th6t they aRe not bent aEsi-
iicialIy But are cut from kreGs ID
their natural shape they are Tar
superior 70 he steamed and
bent type.
The sllp viii long graceful,
Lines Was mt launched until iDA0
but even then she was Ear nom
completed al 81 De finish. IN.
laR ana aesina remairea Is be
done.
ne icb REQUIRED four wear And
his Is TIE most amazing part 81
TIE story All II tie inside ear
psntr painting ard decorating
was done 81 Mrs. Grand Al. Al a.
tractive Vixneious woman whom
one would hardly suspect If helne
skiIled u0o II. Az : nat.
ter a Iacs: when slle III col lie
task, she had absolutely " expeEi-
euce IS carpenter But tie ~
sults II ker Efforts heIit thak fnes.
ne col. Spaclous eaIley. with
eanasng white cupbonrds ana 4
chart falSls Is ood sxanpls, but
hsr artistry with Z hammer ma
saw reached rs peal IL Tia main
salon Dnn IN attractive knokty
piIe. lie xuoir eiIeess Iok ~
hnrd wof n top Il o ftn.
gsranilaII r N sxiresl III raSs 50.
isns 1870 80 ss'.;,,,, ~ ss. ssss,s.
Irrs s'rsgs ~ s y II ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

Continued from Pas cne)
slAe vent hsrk I'D nersed Der lit
TIM.
Without their mother tie lit.
tens had 10 fend TOR themselves.
They remain under the hol.se most
e Tie time sgiIl but rush out
when ] plate u Iood Or milk y put
"A the Cobo's back yard. they
hen rush hnck under lie house
4 y raee among not only the
four kittens aud Freclkles f0r Che
doE and EAT food, but ! new add.
ton ID the COho menaefie
a month $50, Diana and Andy
COBB. found Slaivering Little pup.
nv, almost dead ID TIE street. They
brought him into their garage and
fed him. We called IRE Humane
6ociely 70 come and Bet him, plus
tlle mother eat ana her Kittens.
and ! stray Tom.
Next div under Dianas nursing
rare and Andy,s feeding, flie little
PUP t1ok 4 Ilen lease ID iIla IIe.
adopted FreekleS IS bis older E0.
Aer and became 81 frislIy as &
healthy dog. Day after dsg when
a. one came q pick him ur. pee
and Andy ereN more Attached W
him. Am Coho and / debated dai
III whether ID eau The Humane
Society "a remind them % come
Rllcr him. VII did dot have ihs
henft. The pup, named Peanuts
now shares til Coh0 backyard
viii Efeeh1es ne fnur kittens. anII
Mhen BABY Fans emf cf iliy apart
ment Win her
have IA shortage og snI1aI
1t present lllis u ~ essnrrs c
hll afilele Though my kitten
kled slln Wne xGp ced nv these
four plus /. Baby Tie whiting pSi.
limit IRON SumnnetIand Ks
Alter ! dinYnosiS today "a ascer.
tain 4 nhe has worms Baby Will
~ about ready 70 ~ back y hef
owner Teresa Long on Summer
land EtitcheS were removed from
her eve inei1ion YESTERDAY ~ u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

ding i kept il Place Bus
there i nothing '.faneye ahout the
vessel cIroule I'D polished
brass ars eons euohs b Their III
sence Hosl have q laI.s ~ sOllE
mind wheshaF you 10 eolns n
spsna III i YEN tn cleaning -
II nog havs Il ane Capsnin
Cranali explained
Asr the vessel va completed
tie Crnndalls inok lime ont iur
ssysral eEsss rips. on u them
toOk them a Trinidad and sur
rcu ~ waters fcr j three nlunth
stay THEY recently COMP an
ext nd charter With the AlE
Force ID lie Bahamas II epnnec-
ton wlsh the guided missile ex-
perirenfal program there.
Captain Cxandan may have been
i hia ranking ofElesk ID ths Na.
", BIT aboard Ills own ship he
ID ever hing from top deckhand
E0 engineer Ills wife ard daugh.
TER make ~ ne balance V tue
crew and g. i ship q tlls xepee
size, they ~ plenty busy
The Cxsndalls plan o. tins
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TYs SIDEWALK


Continued From pae Cne1
have been 81 oversight u opili-
edl
But city aliorney 1gnasius
Lester revealed fiat he had talk
g ~ telephone i Tallahassee and
that khe veteran legislator meant
Just what he S1id
I have 4 strong determination
for nsw streets pany said.
City manager Dave King said
That 81 deposits received from
home owners after Nay nth, The
date when the hiIl was passed,
win have % BE refunded and
fencelorth home owners VIII
have % pay their own sidewalk
construction unless khe city sets II,
f,nd ior The work.
xounasns. singer. also STOOD ~
for dction
The boaks weren't burned but
Lots o patience Wasl