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2-A Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Tues March 17, 1970 LcssL Skitj SIIIIHKSKSKKRKKSnilRIKnSRKSUniRIRmilKiinniinik. IMPERIAL ARDOR MOXiLE HOME ESTATES I 0t tf U.S. WlATHt tUUAU MA vmim mm wa.ni v.i LOW HIGH WW 8:50 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 8:43 p.m.

11:10 p.m. 10:54 a.m. Boca Grande Bokeelia Bonita Beach' Cape Coral Edison Bridge 3:18 p.m. 1 miiwam CPS' Sunset today 6:37 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 6:34 a.m. Moon- set tomorrow 4:07 ajn.

The moon is now at apogee and over ,251,000 miles from the earth. Visible planets: Venus low in west 7:07 p.m. Mars and' Saturn in west 7:21 p.m. Jupiter rises 9:30 p.m. WHY PAY, RENT? Own Your Own Lotl COME SEE THIS IS IT! One Mil North of Bonita Springs on US, 41 3:30 a.m.

4:30 a.m. 3:12 a.m. 7:30 ajn. 8:10 a.m. 7:27 a.m.

4:12 a.m. 4:02 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 3:02 a.m. 7:00 a.m.

4:10 a.m. 4:18 ajn. 6:09 p.m. 4:18 p.m. 4:08 p.m.

a Everglades 12:24 p.m. 11:18 p.m. Ft. Myers Bch. 11:54 aim.

9:48 p.m. Marco 11:44 a.m. 9:38 p.m. Matlacha Pass 10:40 p.m. Naples 10:44 a.m.

8:38 p.m. Punta Gorda 11:10 p.m. Punta Rassa 9:00 p.m. Sanibel 8:10 p.m. Vcsfbr Yesfcttiay Read The Classified Ads Today imim: aTh In Fort Myers March 16: High 67, low 51.

Humidity (per cent) 82 at 6 a.m., 34 at 1 p.m. No rain. Temperatures elsewhere: X. JTJ XX PliwrlM III taxi 541 prpp FREE sjj PtfVfM IMW Hifll TMflpOTfWW mnooi DELIVERY ED 4-1371 Albany 34 11 Memphis' Atlanta 53 21 Milwaukee tUni ProilnltniUn Nor UejUotod Coaielr UmI Forewosr Albuquerque 54 39 Minneapolis 33 11 Bismarck 37 -4 New Orleans t9 39 Boise 31 32 New York 37 25 Indiana and Ohio. Snow also Is expected in Idaho and Montana with showers in parts of California and Nevada.

(AP Wirephoto) WEATHER FORECAST Rain Is predicted today from Gulf Coast to Arkansas to Ten-, nessee, changing to snow In Illinois, Missouri, Serving This Area For 19 Years Deaths and Funerals IS fe 1 1' SALE. Church, Pallbearers will bo William Arndt, J. E. Goodman, William Bahret, Henry Worrells, George James and Paul Myers. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

i r-j felD $10.95 'gimx I Boston 40 28 Okla City Buffalo 24 14 Omaha Charlotte 45 It Philadelphia Chicago 33 22 Phoenix Cincinnati 34 9 Pittsburgh Cleveland 30 11 Portland Ore Denver 47 23 Rapid City Des Moines 39 15 Richmond Detroit 39 3 St Louis Fort Worth 43 55 Salt Lake Helena 46 31 San Diego Indianapolis 41 15 5 Francisco Kansas City 40 29 Seattle Los Angeles 80 54 Washington Loulsvllls1 42 17 FLORIDA CITIES. Apalachlcola 59 41 Miami Belle Glade 70 43 Naples Daytona Belt 41 44 Ocola DeLond i .45 38 Orlando Fort Laud 48 50 Pensacolo Gainesville 44 35 Sarasota Homestead 70 40 St Petersburg Homosassa 48 41 Tallahassee 55 38 jH anexnr- uu i iO-h 71 59 -0 1 1 1 I worked In the wood business, self employed. He wss a member of the Mt Olive A.M.E. Church, a trustee and class leader In the church; a member of Elks Lodge, Masons, Royal Arch Masons, Consistory and American Legion. His survivors are a daughter, Letha Crompton; sons, Mack John eon, Willie Oscar Johnson, Johnny Logan Johnson, Edwin Johnson and Milton Johnson; five brothers; one sister and many grandchildren.

Funeral service will be Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. at the Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church with the Rev. Walter S.

White officiating. ORTHO-GRO LAWN FOOD S.000S.Ft.la9 2nd Bag Only le Protest Staged By Cambodians The Barrett Funeral Chapel la Funeral Chapel Is in cnarge of arrangements. arrangements. 10,000 Sq. Ft, JDSON KEENAN DODSON KEENAN frem Page IJ 4042Q I MilfiMi I 47 28 I I VERA 2nd Bag Only le LAWJI FOOD INSECTICIDES Islamorada 74 52 Tampa 48 41 Jacksonville 57 37 Vero Beach 49 45 Key West 70 41 Palm Sch 49 49 I .1 ..1 III 5,000 Sq.

Ft. Bag 1 2nd Bag Only url Boundary Plan Set for Study 0 By School Board FLA. CYIPU i Will Mt blow away, holds moisturo ll tho soil for the diY woathtr ohtad. Improvos apptaraiiM. controls woods, rj 0 School attendance boundaries for tie 1970-71 school year will come before the Lee County School Board tonight at 7:30 for approval The Middle School Plan boundary maps were pleted and presented to the Thousands of American dollars were found in the debris and charred $100 bills were reported to be available in the capital.

Assembly Meets Members of the National Assembly met with representatives of North Vietnam for three hours to discuss Wednesday's rioting but there was no; report on what the outcome was. Sihanouk was still out of the country. He had been in France for medical treatment when the rioting broke out. He denounced the attacks on the two embassies but left Paris for Moscow to seek Soviet help getting the North. Vietnamese, and Viet Cong to withdraw.

He had lunch at the Kremlin on Monday, a Moscow dispatch said, and had to postpone his departure for Peking, where he intends to ask Red Chinese leaders for their help also. He was due to leave Moscow for Peking on Monday but there was speculation in Moscow that he had trouble in arranging travel plans. 2.75 Value 100 Organic 3 Cu. Ft. Bag SIWU Only principals or all schools Monday for explanation, Hugh II research, said.

The maps must be NAPLES Vera Dodson Kee-nan died Monday evening at a local nursing home. She is survived by a son, Paul Keenan Jr. of New York City. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel.

JOHN AUTEN STAPLES John Auten Staples, 71, of 4937 Sorrento Court, Cape Coral died Monday afternoon at Lee Memo rial Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace E. Staples of Cape Coral; a son, John A. Staples Jr.

of St. Louis, Mo. and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Hardman of Pasadena, Texas. Private service will be held today at the Metz Funeral Home of Cape Coral.

There will be a memorial service at a later date at the Faith United Presbyterian Church, Cape Coral. ROBERT M. FRANCIS Robert M. Francis, 64, of 2204 Croton Court, Lehigh Acres died Monday at his home. A native of Jollet, he had been a resident of Lehigh Acres for three and a half years coming from East Gary, Ind.

He was a retired, employe of the U.S. Steel a Veteran of World War II; a member of the Men's Golf Association In Lehigh Acres; American Legion Post 323 of Lehigh Acres; M. L. McClelland Lodge 357 In Hobart, Ind. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Virginia Brajner of Flatlands, Ky. and two grandchildren. Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Farley Funeral Home. Funeral service will be Friday at 2 p.m.

In the Farley Chapel with the Rev. John B. Campbell, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church In Lehigh Acres officiating. Cremation is to follow. JANNIE BELL ASHLEY Funeral service for Mrs.

Jan-nle Bell Ashley. 54, of 2734 Ford Street, will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. In Baxley, Ga. at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Her survivors are Ltllle Mae Williams and three other daughters: five sons; four sisters, three brothers: five stepchildren; 13 grandchildren and 47 nieces and neohews.

Friends may call from 8 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Barrett Funeral Chapel is In charge of local arrangements. CHARLES HENRY SENSMEIER Charles Henry Sensmeier, 64, of 1400 Grace Ave. died yesterday.

He had been a resident here for the past eight years coming from Evansvills, Indiana where he was retired as Fire Chief of the Evans-villa Fire Dept. After his retirement he owned and operated the Sensmsier Fire and Safety Equipment Co. of Evansville end then moved to Fort Myers. Ho was a 32nd degree Mason belonging to the Reed Lodge No. 316, Evansville, and also a charter member of the Araba Temple of Fort Myers.

Surviving are his widow Mrs. Elsie Sensmeier and a sister, Mrs. Carmen Timmel of Newburgh, Ind. Further arrangements will be PINE BARIC MULCH CHACO FERTILIZER 2n 3 Cu- H- C3 tM-6 50 Lb. 5 sa9.

,0.20 50 Organic $Uf 10 so. ron ll presented by April 1 to the U. S. District Court in Tampa according the January order by Judge Ben Krentz-man who gave the board the go ahead with middle schools fall. The middle school plan, which is scheduled to take Lee County off double sessions this fall, will convert Franklin Parlr F1mpritarv Sdinol and ORTHO ISOTOX Insect Spray junior highs in the county to Fl middle schools for grades 6 through 8.

pi Also on the agenda Is a ANNUALS Dwarf Marigold Zinnias Snapdragons la Pop-Out Trays' Secretary Hired Fort Myers Purchasing Agent G. Pat LeMoyne Jr. announced Monday that Miss Margaret Hawkins has been hired as secretary to LeMoyne and Mrs. Angene Johnson, buyer. jcwcttpriy THOMAS R.

CONROD Funeral service for Thomas R. Conrad, 45, of Alva, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with the Rev. D.

E. Jordan officiating. Pallbearers will be Lester Shep-rd, Clyde Murphy, Coleman Minor, Eugene Lippincott, Jake Lee and Richard Murray. Burial will be In Alva Cemetery. JOHN OLIVER DEETS John Oliver Deets, 62, a visitor from Cedar Rapids, Iowa to Fort Myers Beach, died Monday.

Survivors include his widow Mrs. Mee G. Deets; a son James Deets of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The body will be sent to John B. Turner Son Funeral Home at Cedar Rapids.

Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home la In charge of local arrangements. REES C. BEDDOW 2 Rees C. Beddow, 78.

a visitor Wichita, Ka.ns. was dead on arrival at Lee Memorial Ho-s pital Sunday night He is survived by his widow, Mettle Mae Beddow; one son, E. J. Beddow of Wichita, on brother, Frank of Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. Rosine Wyile of San Gabriel, Calif, and Mrs.

Han-; nan Wyper of Parmington, N. seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Service and burial will be from the Broadway Mortuary in Wichita, at a later date. The gelhardt-Tant Cape Corel Funeral Home is in charge of arrange--' mergs. ALBERT D.

SMITH PORT CHARLOTTE Albert I' D. Smith, 68, of 143 N.W. Midway Blvd. died Monday morning. He was bom In Spencer, Ind.

and came to Port Charlotte three years ago from Chicago, III. He was a member of the Christian Church; the Monroe Masonic Lodge 22 In Bloomington, Ind. He Is survived by one brother, Glenn C. Smith of Englewood. Funeral arrangements are In-complete and will be announced by the Port Charlotte Chapel of Kays Funeral Home.

JOSEPHINE r. ZYNIECKI PORT CHARLOTTE Josephine F. Zyniecki, 73, of 162 N. E. Bux- ton died Saturday afternoon.

She was born in Milwaukee, Wis. and came to Port Charlotte 12 years ago from Hartsford, Wis. She was a member, of the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. She is survived by two sons, Raymond of Brookfietd, Wis. and Gerald of Oak Creek, one daughter, Bernlce E.

Grunou of Port Charlotte; two brothers, John of Wisconsin and Anthony of Milwaukee, seven grandchildren and three great grandchll- dren. Recitation of the rosary will be today at 7:30 p.m. at the Kays Funeral Homo chapel In Port Charlotte with celebration of the requiem mass to be Wednesday at a.m. at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Punta Gorda. Burial will follow In the mausoleum at Charlotte Memorial Gardens.

Friends who wish to psy their respects may do so todsy from 2 to 4 and 7 to I p.m. at the Kays Chapel. ROGERS H. WHITAKER PORT CHARLOTTE Rogers H. Whitaker, 75, of 210 Normandy Drive, died Sunday morning.

Bom In Kenosha, Wis. coming to Port Charlotte 10 years ago from Ken osha. Wis. He was a charter member of the United Methodist Church In Port Charlotte; a char, ter member of the Hellreigle Fel- lowship Club for Master Masons In Port Charlotte; a charter member of the Areba Temple Valley of Port Myers; the Morning Star Masonic Lodge 10 in Belolt. a 50 year member of the Grand Chapter 3 of Royal Arch Masons In Kenosha, Wis.

a member of the Consistory Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Val- ley of South Bend, an advisor to the De Molay; a charter member of the Low 12 Club in Charlotte County; a member of the Black Camel In Fort Myers; a 55 year member of the Grand Lodge of the International Association of Machinists In South Bend, Ind. where he organized their ap- Erinticeshlp program and a mem-er of the Port Charlotte Civic Association. Ha survived by tils widow, Lilly J. Whitaker of Port Char, totte; one son, Thomas of Satelite Beach; one daughter, Mrs. Rich, ard (Jane) Mortensen of Birmingham, two sisters, Mrs.

A. Lsnsford Moore of Chicago, III. and Mrs. George Nlcoll of White Beer Lake, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funerel service will be today at 10:30 a.m.

at the Kays chapel with the Rev. Joseph Howell, of the United Methodist Church officiating. ALLEN C. BITTERMAN Graveside service for Allen C. Bitterman, 70, of Bonita Beach Road, a resident of Bonita Springs for the past several years, will be conducted by Cheplein Jim Howard of American Legion John Murphy Post 803 snd Chaplain Edward Williams of the Bonlte Springs Vet.

erans of Foreign Wars Wednes-day at p.m. In Bonita Springs Cemetery. He Is survived by a cousin, Richard Bitterman of New York. The Bonita Springs chapel of the Richard A. Pittman Funeral Homes is In charge of arrangements.

WILLIAM C. McCAA JR. -NAPLES William C. McCaa 55, of 1225 Creech Road, was dead on arrival at Naples Com munlty Hospital Sunday. He was In the peinting and construction business in Aliceville, Ala.

and was a veteren of World War II. Ho Hi survived by three broth era, Sam C. McCsa of Carlton, Henry Earl (Boots) McCaa of Aliceville, and Frank Mc-: Caa of Carlton, three sis tars. Miss Dorothy McCaa of Allce-' vllte, Mrs. Annie Mae Clem-, ents of Rsform, and Mrs.

Alice Bruce Head of Aliceville, Funeral service will be held In Alabama, Local arrangements are In charge of the Earl K. Hodges Funerel Home in Naples. JOHNNY LOGAN JOHNSON Johnny Logan (Wood) Johnson, 73, of 2728 Larmle died. He came to Fort Myers 45 years ago and 98 '5 Quart 79 II Reg. 98c Dox.

DOZ. The News-Press Including 45eViDosoi FREE HOSE SPRAYER recommendation by SupL Ray -Williams for an increase in salary for Instructional and non-instructional staff for the 1970-71 school year. liber Moore, board chairman, said it will be a "minor" pay boost. He said he did not know what It was exactly. Finance officials said everything regarding salaries will have to come from Williams.

A dress code for the school system also will be presented to the board. 1 Bids for construction at Michigan and Tropic Isles Elementary schools and the purchase of property for a senior high school east of Fort Myers will be considered. 9.96 Value Save $3.98 ROSE Published seven mornings a week by News-Press Publishing 2442 Anderson Fort Myers, Fla. Mail address P. O.

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North Fort Myers ltfes41 WYi-2111 6.00 Value Your Choice' $4.00 FICUS EXOTICA (Wttplng Cuban Laurel) FICUS NATIDIA (Cuban Laurel) announced by the Harvey Funeral Home. ANNA HOWARD Mrs. Anna Howard, 71, of Fort Myers died Sunday. Among survivors are a son, Chsrles W. Howsrd of Tampa, and a brother, William L.

Guest of Haddonfiald, N. J. and four grandchildren. Further errangements will be announced by tha Harvey Funeral Home. ANCEL C.

ST. JOHN Funeral service for Ancel C. St. John, 79, of Fort Myers, will be held today at 2 p.m. from the chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home with the Rev.

Kenneth Carr, of the Grace Brethren Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Parker, Walter Wentzel, Eugene Cox, Stewart Parker, James D. Wenger and George White. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. ROSE NEMEC Requiem mass for Mrs.

Rosa Marie Nemec, 70, of Fort Myers, will be said today at 9 a.m. from St. Francis Xsvier Catholio Church with Father Christophsr Kelly officiating. Pallbearers will be Louis Woodson, Raymond Wheeler, J. R.

Ran-fro, Leo Yarborough, Bert Talley and George Buerry. Burial will be In Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Harvey Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. JESSE CARTER Funeral service for Jesse Carter, 84 of Fort Myers, will be held today at 10:30 a.m. from the chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home with Wendell K.

Hendry, officiat- "pallbearers will be W. L. Os-born, J. Vanyssaldyk, Jske Stokes, Bryant Mills, R. W.

Overholt and Gary L. Flecher. Burial will be in Leo Memorial Park Cemetery. NELLIE M. HALL Mrs.

Nellie May Hall, 77, of Fort Myers died Sundsy, She had resided here for the past 14 ysara coming from Belfast, Maine, snd wss member of the Tice Community Club and the Tice Chap ter A.A.R.P. She Is survived by her husband Loren S. Hall of Fort Myers; step-daughter, Mrs. James Hatch of Belfast, Maine and four grandchildren. Funeral service are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.

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