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For The COUNTY COURT COURT CASES Keith license, contempt, $21 and no Faulkner, $51; Timotny K. McKibbins, reckless driving, $151. violation of restriction, $51, and drunk driving, 12 $271, and license Bass, suspended months: Lester Jay improper equipment, $31: tion, Susan Duffacy, invalid Joe Jackson, breach of peace. Rebecca $31 and profanity, $31; Jackson, breach of Ricky peace, $31 Wayne and profanity. $31; Ruest, violation of restriction, Lastinger, $31; James Edward $31; Joseph Stephen muffler.

Rizzo, improper speeding, $31; James William Marion, careless driving, $41; Floyd Franklin Dampier ran stop sign, $31; Terry Joe Williams, invalid license, $31: $31; Luther Alice Gene Johnson, speeding, Tunnock, reckless driving, $301; Glenna Craig Demeyere, violation of right of way, $31; Eunave Burchell drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271; Oliver Schade, careless driving, $41: Frances Gaila Wallin, violation of right of way, $31; Marvin Luther Handley, failure to report accident, $41 David Eaken Happler, speeding, $31; Lester Lee BurCarl nett. William William Lloyd Johnston, Hoppes, drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271; Carl William Hoppes, invalid license. $31; David Mike Bales, careless driving, $41; John Daniel Fox, Improper turn, $31; David Duane Wood, speeding, $31; Jacqueline Reene Marie Hanley, uncontrolled vehicle, $41: Ralph Emerson Panicoe, reckless driving, $301; Kevin Patrick Granger, no license, $51; Carle Everett Johnson, no license, $51 and drunk driving, $271 and 6 months probation; Ronald Gilbert Cowart, drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271; Douglas Paul Harstman, driving wrong way, $41; Shannon Lee Graves, following, drivers school and $21; Macia Lousie. Smith, uncontrolled vehicle, $41; Louise Hazel LaBahri, careless driving, $41; James Edward Reed, disorderly intoxication, $31; Phyneather Cox Forster, improper turn. $31; Rudolph Hart Mcintyre 111, following, drivers school and $21; John Ed.ward Lee, Invalid license, $51; Daniel Kendrick Cook, Margaret Marie Teutsch, careless driving, $21 and drivers school; Leslie Duane Wilkinson, speeding, $31; Rose M.

Cochran drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271 and no license, $51; Jonathan Dinet, invalid license, $51; Lewis Grantham Harper speeding, $31; William Darlington, and Alton Ernest Bennett, drunk drivIng, $271 and 6 months probation; Edwin Earnest Baker and James Edward McWhorter, drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271; Edward Bart Layton, improper turn, $31; Donald Joseph Marrese, reckless driving, $251; Jerry George Mason, improper backing, $31; Edward Contraras Jr. no face shield, $31; William Henry Eccleston, serving alcohol to a minor, $51; Charles D. Walker, Improper equipment, $31; Horace Bruce Smith, Illegally obtained unemployment benefits, $101; Brian Dattolico, no tag, $31 and no headgear, $31 and no license, $31; Scott Kyle Monroe, drunk driving, 6 months probation and $271; Jimmy Lee Warren, gambling, $31 and resisting officer, $31; Ted Homer, misuse of boat, $51. DIVORCES FINAL JUDGMENTS Roy Eugene Robbins and Carolyn M. Robbins: John B.

MacKay and Lyla J. MacKay: Larry Weeks and Helen Weeks; Richard McKinley Blackwell and Helen Jo-Anne Blackwell. FILED John David Welch and Karin Lynn Welch; Melvin E. Strader. Sr.

and Evelyn Strader, also known as Naomi Evelyn Strader: William E. Zeiner and Mildred D. Zeiner. CIRCUIT COURT FILED Consolidated Chemicals, Inc. doing business as Fort Myers Fertilizer and Chemical vs.

Carlos Gill and others, damages in excess of Herbert Kemp and Alice H. Kemp vs. Anthony Drago and Anna Drago, specific performance. Anna Drago, specific performance. LEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Thomas Thompson, Alma Meyers, Lloyd Williams, Keith Robertson, Jane Milan, Lillian Shedd, Geraldine Krause, Leila Syfrett, Charles Middleton, Annette Brunke, Johnnie Griffin, Shawn Friddle, Tommy Jenkins, Ronald Weber, Virginia Sylvester, Albert Rummans, Eleanor McFall, Katherine Lambert, Willie Williams, Joseph Barker, Grace Simpson, William Taylor, Paul Conrad, Gladys Kerr, Minnie Rogers, Alfred Mansell, Georgia Saunders, David Jackson, Ronald Bees, Betty Quesinberry, Anna Benies, Olive Cooper, Albert Walters, Hannah Soloman, Niper, David Silvas, John Martin.

DISMISSALS Florence Kemp, Geertie Danriifewiik, Helen Hutchinson, Lura Adams, Janice Gavin, Anna Drago, Dora Chapman, Jina Williams, Bronna Gaddy, Peggie Edwards, Pauline Robertson, Dena Balentine, Wilma Leggins, Laura Graham, Marie Fisk, Betty McManaway, Vernella Stewart, Diana Gurges, Linda Bennett, Roman Miller, Sherman Taylor, Olev Worley, Charles Borton, Larry Davidson, Eddie Gaskin, Martin Peck, Arthur Potter, Ernest White, Oscar Zipper, Cecil Tillis, Glenn Swagler, Harold Kaufman Vernon Grand, James Garvin, Robert Harris, Roy Cole, Esdras Dandeneau, Terrence Middleton, Willie Funny. MARRIAGE LICENSES James C. Hartwig, 30, and Patricia K. Schapp, 25. Fredrick John T.

Ruison, 33, and Ruby E. Keene, 34. Irvin Lee Snyder, 19, of Port Charlotte, and Judy Lee Burtt, 19, of Punta Gorda. John W. Hall, 42, of Punta Gorda, and Edna Mae Hall, 31, of Port Charlotte.

Randall James Comfort, 20, of Port Charlotte, and Cathryn Hensley, 18, of Punta Gorda. DIVORCES FILED Donald D. Donovan and Hazel C. Donovan; William H. Lowe and Carolyn A.

Lowe; Robert: A. Parker and Vivian A. Parker; John A. Davis and Mary Davis: R. Earl Warren and Carol R.

Warren. CIRCUIT COURT FILED Doris M. Disbrow vs. Wilbur L. Disbrow, reciprocal support.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that they are conducting an electrical business at Cape Coral, Florida, under the fictitious name of City Electric and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names and places of residences are as follows: Warren West Eldorado Pkwy, Cape Coral, Florida, Bob Sangelo, 1106 Lincoln Court, Cape Coral, Florida. Ownership of City Electric is as follows: Warren West, Bob Sangelo, It is our intention to apply to the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Lee County, Florida to register the said name of City Section Electric 865.09, under the Florida provisions Statutes, 1963. Witness hands, this 27th day of Warren West Bob Sangelo Aus. 30. Sept.

6. 13, 20 No. 1350 A. Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press September 13, 1973 7-B Record Canal Funds Urged, Ecologists Disagree MARRIAGES Mark Otis Allen, 21, and Michele Ann Cenquini, 19, both of Bonita Springs. Clifford Pray, 20, and Barbara Thompson Scott, 20, both of Immokalee.

DIVORCES Virginia L. Smith and Richard Irving Smith. COUNTY COURT Thomas John Binder, Regis Allen, Richard Louis Donati, Jeffrey Bruce Freeman, Adrian Raymond Gruber, Pablo Ricardo Ibarria, speeding $30; Morthon Lichtenstein, violating right of way, $56; Brook Steven May, speeding, $30; William Gordon Meert, improper backing, $25 plus $6 court cost: Gloria Ziegler Miles, Frederick Pope, James Sikora, Ralph C. Cox, Pasquale Crisco, Margaret Lucie Foss, Robert Cecil Goodman, James Harvey Hamilton, Jerry Kenneth Hartwig, James C. Johnston, Stephen Douglas Farrow, Pedro Rebollida, speeding, $30; Charles L.

Truelove, no valid inspection certificate, $15; Lyn A. Walker, Kim (Smith) Woods, Herman Wygoda, Henry B. Watkins speeding, $30. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Advocates of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal urged the Cabinet Wednesday to go to court to seek funds for an environmental study while conservationists requested that the state avoid canal litigation. Former Gov.

Farris Bryant told the Cabinet in a statement to the annual Water Resources Development Conference to resist the Nixon administration's impoundment of $150,000 appropiated by Congress for an environmental impact study of the canal. "I urge the head of the Department of Natural Resources to leave no stone unturned in prying, loose those impounded funds," Bryant in a statement read by Frank Allcorn of Jacksonville. Bryant said the Cabinet should add the $150,000 to the claims for relief suit the state has filed to seek release of other impounded funds. But Charles Lee of the Florida Audubon Society urged the Cabinet to withdraw from all litigation surrounding the canal "and stop wasting the taxpayers money. Lee said the Canal Authority had spent as much money in court suits as the legislature had appropriated to begin studies of dechannelizing the Kissimme River.

Lee urged the Cabinet to turn its efforts toward restoring the Kissimmee River basin and purchase of the Green Swamp. Earl Starnes, director of the state's Planning Agency, said the state needs to concentrate on developing methods of minimizing the adverse ecological impact of road construction and flood control work. Starnes said several state agencies had recommended that Florida ask for funds to study the environmental effect of highway storm water runoff, construction of navigational channels and beach erosion. The conference is the first step in actions necessary for the state to develop a federallyfunded water -related public works program for fiscal year 1975. The program will be drawn up by the state Stop Shopping! WE WILL NOT BE Stop At LIQUORS ALL PRICES GOOD 7 DAYS 1 35 U.S.

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