Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 92

4N Pag 1 St. Petersburg Timet, Thursday, May 13, 1971 Largo Officials Lose Jobs To Sfudenfs Typical yr S. ') I I Inutual, was placed under arrest by the newly appointed police chief, Karen Cotter. No date for a hearing was set. Madson had to face the realty of Women's Liberation his successor was Peggy Kalbflcisch, who proved to be a no-nonsense executive with the gavel.

MCE MAYOR was John Guthrie, and the remainder of the commission was represented by Steve O'Dowd, Jeff Starr and Bamby Jones. Town Manager Carl G. Eck- lund lost his job to Chuck Wheeler, and Elaine Huddles-ton replaced Town John Bonner. Doug Scovanner was appointed fire chief. A few were heard to mutter that things had improved and that Wednesday's town government had never been In better hands.

At the end of a long day, the smoking lamp was lit once more, and Madson, with a sigh of relief, reached for a cigarette. r- 1 y9) 4 1 (AW iik it SHOWER THE BRIDE with gifts that are different, useful and beautiful! F'inslance, our stark white porcelain dinncrware in stunning "Lotus" design. One place setting Service for eight 55.00 Also individual pieces Tlmti Staff Writer LARGO The mayor, town commissioners, town manager, town attorney and police and fire chiefs lost their jobs Wednesday and were replaced by students from Largo High School. It was the community's annual "Student Government Day," when young people took over the reins of municipal government as part of classroom training. Their first official act was passing an ordinance prohibiting smoking in the commission meeting room.

Obviously, this was a premeditated bit of maneuvering, one which violated Florida's famous Gov-ernmentin-the-Sunshine Law, for an earlier-prepared "No Smoking" sign appeared immediately and was prominently displayed. OUSTED MAYOR T. S. Madson, relegated to a seat in the spectators' section, squirmed, but gamely kept his cigarettes pocketed. One innocent spectator wasn't as lucky.

He wandered into the room carrying a lighted cigarette and promptly Jewish War Veterans To Install Officers Tlmat Staff Wrlttr el, honorary chaplain, J. Elliott Goldberg, fourth regional commander of the Jewish War Veterans, from Atlanta, will be guest speaker and will present the local post with its official charter. 'r ii CLEARWATER Bernard Lyon will be installed as commander of Paul Surenky Post No. 409, Jewish War Veterans, at a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Ramada Inn, 401 U.S.

Highway 19 S. Other new officers to be installed are Art Silverberg, senior vice commander; Harold Block, junior vice commander; Louis Block, quartermaster; Kay. Jacobs, adjutant; Rabbi Arthur Baseman, chaplain and Rabbi Moshe Frank- fjVIARK ivjj LJL a jkimn of iimmm vauws Ww i-itf unfa, i niiwiirir Times Photo by Lin Howard DUNEOIN U.S. Highway 19 N. 7 A.M.-5:30 P.M.

Seven dayt a week CLEARWATER 108 S. Myrtle 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 2 Seminole Seniors Appointed To Advisory Committee TRUMAN SIMS, Inc CLEARWATER DEALER SERVICE Two Seminole High School seniors, Bcver- alert for situations to be brought to council ly Mohnry and Allan Zimmerman, were ap- attention. Other committee members include pointed Tuesday to the Seminole Citizens Joseph Denting, chairman, Charles Taylor, Advisory Committee. They will join five Mrs.

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He's also had life-saving open heart surgery performed in Houston that corrected a serious blockage in his blood system. WILLIAMS' solution was cutting open his chest, remov- By CHUCK ALBIRY Of Tin Times Staff John Williams, new vice president of NCR (formerly the National Cash Register Co.) and head of its Florida Region, is a much-traveled man. "I figure that in my 23 years with NCR we've moved on an average of every 22 months and six days," says the energetic Williams, who is settling down now on Island Estates in Clearwater. Part of the travel must have seemed like a shuttle between the home office in Dayton, Ohio, and points south. HE STARTED out with NCR not long after his discharge from the service, where he reached the rank of major in the adjutant general's office.

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