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 r to get ttu'ir share of the I Ir Green said voumtwe Itranen trill
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 ., March 19, as they moved Monday to coIJected in the next in<S t::!__

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 a money but if everyody else y',,' '
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 ( to get a piece too,' said com- ,Housing: -i
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 f .fl\e commission. "And if you don \fev; < "' '!' .
 ht somebody: up there who knows
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 geRfitg' these grentg but bow many Bradford's County Commission r 4. _____ __ _
 have we gotten In the last five ..uy
 recently-approved
 ; Brad-
 fmdeHthg
 years? ,
 "None." echoed the by finance Authority a a d'v 9' 4 '
 other board reality ( five tiaa BSI, e

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 Atlanta is the firm that Built in 1888. the historic First Pre The old church was for .
 contacted A- : Churcft. ntwly enlarged' but open lours Sunday by visitors aa the nevi ly remodeled ( '
 County Clerk Gib Brown and will now Former, county commissioner perfectly matching the oW utructanr. .tcU 011 Be-senl Road just whet structure was dedicated In Sunday OI'IIIIII"'rvl'f" In the rear can beaten .. s. ,
 be approached by the county. ISI dida George Roben;,of George Roberta it turns off SR-230 across from Uu Hr." unt, hospital the -"OW nursery and kindergarten clnMrooms, and In back of hut the new :
 preliminary profile of Bradford Insurance Inc., was named chairman ," '' KellowithlD Hall and church offices. ."
 County before offering its services of the authority for a four year term. .,d
 saying it could help BC secure He represents commerce on the Capacity: CrQIJd'4. tends ':'
 finances for the building of a new board that should include community Presbyterian; Church Dedication .

 county jail a mental health building, representatives in commerce labor, h_ .. .
 and. road paving among other county and finance, according: to the uver Z30: persons attendee' tpe ,
 nee municipal bonds specialist who:are dedication Sunday of the relocated The Reverend William S. McAHiley The refreshment table in the
 Shuford targeted the county jail as spear-heading (organization of the And enlarged sanctuary and -QeW of Carlisle, $..C., also a former pastorof library-conference room was draped
 the, first project needing the federal l local lending group. fellowship hall and combination thecburch, led the Closing Pra ver. with a white linen cloth with lace edg
 help "before they tell us we can't use 'puraery.kadergarten cl.liM 'room of R.v. McAlliley was pastor here from ing. A service-was: one
 | It anymore. Commissioner Hazel tabor, will be represented by Ralph the First Presbyterian Church during early 1053 until September 1958. end: of the tale, a Spring bouquet uf
 Paulk] said the need fora new mental-, Bryan, personnel manager at OuPont the 11 a.m. morning worship) service. A bounteous covered dish lunch was mums; carnations and baby's breath ,!:
 health building was great too and local'realtor while Freeman Twenty minute of special prtt served at noon for some 290 membersand wax at the other end. The centerpiece t

 i "They can't work: in what they'vegot Register Jn of Register Oil will. fill service music was [irsented by Mrs. iU SLt. Many visitors were was a cake decorated. In replica of,the i,
 now," Mrs. Paulk said the finance slot Bryan is in for a two Hank Greene', Betsy Yaw, Susan Edwards welcomed( and Introduced .historic church ,t
 If the firm does attract some year term, and' Register In for one and Joey items. Open house was hosted by the On display was a quilt made Iff 1928. '
 Federal money into the Bradford. year terms were determined by the The Call.to Worship was given by church from'2-4 p.m: during which. by the women of the church-circle /'i :;'
 County kitty it would charge $19,000 a !board members with a maximum of Dr Jack Hand, church; p lltor. more than' 100 more guests toured the upon which names of church ;.
 year but If it doesn't produce it tour years: \ Others participating in the opening historic \sanctuary: and the new members were embroidered. Tor 2ft ; ,
 wouldn't be due a cent, according to service of the dedication Sunday were bulidk ga, cents per name. .

 sent by company Presidont.Toseph The Rev. Ed Albright associate- r.. ?
 Halle from his Atlanta of- Marvin Rozier, owner of Rozier executive secretary of Suwannee BUS
 I (ices... Monuments .a.-ad. a councilman, and Presbytery of Gainesville; Guy Andrews Hand Earns Third Superior Rating,
 "It';doesn't matter to me if they do former mayor of Lawtey, and Charles chairman of the Building Com'mlttee.
 | charge JIS.XMX' )," Shuford said after Flynn manager of Vogue Manufacturing and Mrs Martha Holijian rev ,-Out <Wrd straight year, The, Mulllns
 ether<<: board members hedged at that round out the five member ChristIan education consultant ate;; Bradford' .Hi gb,School Band under Cassia RIddick and Cathy
 charge, "If they only get us $10,000 authority which will hold its first t Neptune Beach. Numerous letters of the direction of, Dean CasselS j and SchoentngrEleventh
 I then |we' only pay them $10,000( andwe're meeting April 9 at 10 p.m.in the County \congratulations and well wishes were anistant: director Michael Woodfin graders: Paula Anderson,
 | ho worse off than we are now." Commission meeting Room. Roder'is 'acknowledged by Dr. Hand tot the received straight 'superiors the BrendArmentrout, Guy DcSiu, t''' '
 Th<3f board decided to invite Hale to in for a one year term while" Flynn! benefit of the congregation. Atghestpossible rating, front a panel. George Holiday Neil Rasmck, Marty 'r ''

 j come 'to Bradford to discuss his service pledged,. a three year stint, The dedication service waa attended of qualified Judges.pa Ricks Roland Dirk Schmidt Betsy Yawn, 'sal-" :',i
 I with the fee item ; by a capacity crowd in the Randolph; Vivian Bell SharI
 county an for enlarg Saturday, March 10, they attended '
 'j. Evans, Goodge
 Terry Gilder
 1 Jlscusslon, ed sanctuary and by 99! tttorv Cathy :
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 ( ;: > the service from the vievMng district Florida Bandmasters Kevin Griffin, Beth Patray, Debby J_ ;
 Fellowship HaH Association' band contest In
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 'I !Vltwis a little bit of Via closed-circuit television \' l ;
 ln;other action at Monday's special' < problem finding 'Gainesville. At) She University of Tenth '
 Brian : :
 graders: Bowman, Joy
 I i commission' meeting; t people who wanted,to serve and 'The;sermon, "Being a Piece of Ute Florida, Carlton :y;'
 Jeff Gowena
 John Powell
 .The board gave a tentative promise were qualified for the position so Bock," was 'preached by a former ,The ba'ndVai:' judged( In the areas of; Kevin Randolph Russell; Smith, 1
 I 'to 'we're glad tot get these pastor; The Reverend ;:.performance and Mike
 'BC Volunteer Fire Chief people Barry; *lghtr adingndwa.v Davis, Tammy Cohens Jeff Moore. ?
 Hal1'Y ;Green to budget extra fire' i, Roberts said ;at Tuesday's county; VanDeveater+ : now executivesecretary" honored' with ,,uperlom! In Cindy: Norman: and Regina Rasnlck.
 I ?. meeting., "They know it's of the Charleston. SC. J JltrlOttf" each-.- {:there '
 department money next year to aid going to involve ,) ? categories. The bandwtltdow :Ninth graders: Bryan Clark, Tina ,
 I I(the station.creation of a New River volunteer: working.some" hours" .and some nights ordained Presbytery In*,Rev.the First Van D.wenter Presbyterian.was progress. to the state level of.comjwtitton. Collier, WynetleJoiner, Resale Len- i
 non; Cathy Martin. Tina Ratliff
 "We don't want any money right Church of Starke in ivsa and served as Chi ( Jrene spent 23 bears sea The following students participated Dianne Rowe, Tammy Starling,,
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 Iftowfc" just wanted everybody to The Housing Authority was created pastor here until 1S61. Property for pajn ng this chandelier whlcb hang b> tho coiitesl.: Twelfth graders: Lea Richard Trainor David Brcsee, Mike
 I Understand what was going on and earlier in March by the BC Commission. the relocation of the'church was ptlr'chased IiI( (he'.f enter'of the remodeled sane Felton,Nelson Green Horace Griffin, Parts Bruce Johns Tommy Powell.
 I tell you we will be asking for a little The idea was first officially during Rev. y npeyentePKpastorage : { .tual-ri Made/tut, 1874, before, the Jameii Hudson Roddrick lleastie, Ben Tankard Greg Thornton John 4
 more money next year about $1,050.:,I discussed in January as a way to help here. ,ibwrfh; warn built,,U..: ch ndeller,topMzerl ,Lynn Johns, Mike Hicks, Jon Sapp Wilson Herbert Hawkins JohnShuford.
 moire; than this year," Green told the medium-income persons afford to Dr.Jland led the dedicationaeTvice'in .. : by church ..Mike., Futch Debby Harper Carol Eddie Speed and '
 J board, 'build, homes' l IQ. Bradford. tJCloated.j which the congregation, par- :.. > '.;:w'. .... "members! .. Hayes, :Melanie Morris Patty Wallace., Nancy f. \
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 *!s'// I .' LV. ',..'rEyyPARKING, .,," : ; !' ., ::'$R-22'' ;'.2t, roilesi' SR-223 3.2 miles; .

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I Senior Citizen's Day, during, which aU I nl! 'f4 h N Y ." t' .- --Kiilesny!;; >R-231, y; nlles; Sfl-237, Z.4 ,) SALES A Mflvice .
( Senior Citizens (anyone' 55 or overt t 3" ""-. | > /tnile} ;fBR-22S. 1 mtlei ''SR-21A l.JI '. COMMERCIAL, a RESIDENTIAL
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I Wednesday night, March 28, at 7 p.m.. I I .' t ',, ;. .' \ 'a kt I' I J '' '. ''<On (fcwbeVt{ 1977 the cish balance ',,, ,I:.: )We're Here When You Need Us f' ,
j Some 60 entries' are expected from II ,,Si '. : ,J : I j --; in the';Bradford;:County secondary
 4-H and 'I ''' a : .. -' I!' '' road nindi ,
 among qualified FFA 0, <; v kept by DOT had reached "
I members who attend Bradford or l'- f I 1'1 s:, ... .-, t: "; ''j $ ,(t'1'Itat'was: when the county ''':. .
i Union County schools, approximately *' .1' ( 'l\\11 :: '". j' on'dusted'ot! its'' 1969,road !
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Its more than last year. The Swine},.; "'i ; ; ,, t;it.' paving priority ,Ifot. Engineering:: i
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 Sale will take place at 7 p.m. Thursf. "> ." r <:lIE .. r.., "' J, work way done'on the Pleasant Grove "G', A C. ASH. R EFUND
|day, March 29. [ >i t-!" I .: \' < .'. ', 1 .. church Bond: the .Crawford Settle- '
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 The Bradford-Union 4-H and FFA' ,,}:." '}+ "; ;:t Ai 4r'.!: a' :; -I" f .. .. >',fhnrchs; : ;Road Pleasant '
I t.1 S'5' *: I ,; ,' fie' :; lollowedgat !CTFROJMF "
 Steer Show is set for Friday, March : ; : ; r/I I Grovelnoa.f1 a -cost: of I.
JM: at 7:30: p.m. Some 34 entries are1. i,,. f i .t'1"' :;"J("<'" ''I' I : -" "' : ,,. "' I II
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 last year. The Steer Sale will beheld rl. ;* J i ."l k tr.Is1, .. .j." \\, ': '. i ))1 1111' GENERAL "
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{ at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 31*r 'lfI', .'I'I lI I t'. g c .. .. 1,(" 1 ..,' ;:,.;',:.g II.fi r. .... '.; "';;roada to:' the county fnpreparation ."
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 ra \I turning five state
 Another highlight of the fair will be ',( 'Ir} b .. t:. .. J :(r ,11-' rr f roads' Sa-200A, from US-301: SR223the ) .YOU:,r.oN'-OR: MODERNIZE' YOUR PRESENT
Ihe appearance of 1979 Miss America,, .. I / old t.tos ,WARM
 I. \ "' Pf ,r Road) -2 AIR HEATING.SYSTEM BETWEEN FEB. AND
Kylene Barker, at? Wednesday ,: i '. ; ': I ::
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 .:" rF'Y; 'I! Sit-225, andSR-18 back to the "
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March 28, and again on Thursday* 4'./ '\ r : i county ttwDOT romised to put them ; t,
March 29, at I p.m. \ ,', '$ OI.O'AAlCtNO'; I'-; : '" ': :' into firstclass, condition. But the ISPS" )
\ Ronald McDonald will at I -" .' d.": .', ") ,,1'
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ihe fair Friday March 29, from 2 t6 4 :;1 ;'r;;' Yr J.'ry ,i#; r.;:- f" s It ;: Bra<lforcr.' ''secondary road funds to

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fierce office at 'the corner ., I. 'M I., "ARURUIAfffSTlqi.fl.k. / : .J z't.p',:.f,, a ..?:"mllcs t $:l3 Jt..cO Cloverpawrkge .r,2a'+.; ."- ; s : .'M'E'GET$7AS.
JvalnufSt/ and Madison( St. at four fort f ENTER t\ t t' of leuazit ',, .
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 until 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 27. I I used .up/theS25.ooo; balance and ,
Midway tTickets bought at the '1\.I <r"f.j? 040. PARKrNti., ; : ,. '' I '
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fairgrounds will be ':80 cents each. -- -' < / ,
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 School, Union County High'
 cool and at, Homer Hart Moonlight ..: ;
Enterprise';, (loca ted on the Bradford- .New hog clearance'Kuboa: ( .t, ;a 'ss-bpK: : ti ar+c t -

 nion County line) '.... : ," ':if" ; with:Qnset blgh.c1earal'lCe' :, Tlr'76-pNTH, MOO- ON
 diesel tractor for, row-crop, : .. f T design .v !
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 The midway will open each day at > 1 WR 2,?> AND 1i 3%,
 cultivation It' ''1 '
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Admission to fairgrounds is SO ",' ,. .. Dlantpowar&: pmfonnapc tiIt' :
Vnts again this year. A 4-day pass'n -'r ''N..r.r1IIbc.l1a hmAo..nd r (
 be purchased for $2 Persons who
 Uve already bought a ft Fair ? '% "', N cslovikwdeetgn.dfor" '. r't, )
 High-mcl lia.etrtir.Mod.l .
 aoclation membership can get a'ay 't highk4sreneowork: icy Ikgh-sHkl.ntyErotwlreModd. .
 pass for an additional dollar' <' *, ti 4; al: a Hfoeidzr.vwxspsedr WH'hltr1'"H atPumpAv C-ttJ""! Air CondttlosMq
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I Close to 100 booths will be set up this i ..8, i ,. pr. : .''()o_"'!< e .ndenthydrauksiAsm" heat.'1"n .d"p.9. era_you ..... c_,tI..om 70.000 to M.OOO Sru>l
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 Please refer to the Fair booklet thai $ pant Mkh 'l/stem.uWgoly. .
 enclosed In thin week's edition of ; J ; .
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 -e Bradford ,County Telegraph for. Mid jM'Wd'raulluYSlem! Get'Whoie house
 roe$ and for entnes to be ., ( :.Ji;::;';: .f coiifortwithGenorat
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 ,... r.,' M oiler U45HC. .bwas $61"9 5 Electric central air? conditioning or a GE Weatherttqn* j
J y ?, -" {1'.' Z;;. '. 'i': ;\ Haat,, Pump.that; ) heats, in winter! <cools< fn 'summer.THeQ .
 A new Bradford Countytrawberry .\ ( \\,", : I' fcash
iueen \ )tt1; "", $' Refund; Zflreat
 will! be chosen Saturday night ., '1\ way? to comfortaM q
parch 24; from among 17 hopefuls. Tnt suave '.. '\d'lljPh!,: ,'i on b7' 4506 'An'etc; ,. $100onGE'. beset" .
[fie'newly selected queen will reignet r31.'I. a Kubota tractor'i : .; 'i' i ;' ',' "
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