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Here's happens. Any suggestions? DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please print this letter for all 100 of us who ride a public school bus. It was inspired by the squawk from the bus driver who was fed up with unruly kids who make driving dangerous. This year we've had six different drivers. The worst of the bunch is the one we have now.

To state the problem frankly, she can't drive. Also, she needs to get her wrist watch fixed. The bus is supposed to be at our stop at 7:45 a.m. Yesterday she showed up at 8:05. Three times this semester she appeared at 8:30.

Once it was 9 a.m.,: which meant everybody missed the first class. The other day we very nearly hit 'a car pulling out of a driveway. Twenty kids saw it but she didn't. This sort of thing happens a lot. What's more, we are packed in like sardines, two and three in one seat.

Some kids have to sit in the aisles. We've signed petitions galore and nothing LAST STOP IN MICHIGAN DEAR LAST: If every kid on your bus sends a copy of this column to the superintendent of public schools, he'll get 100 beefs against the same driver. No superintendent can ignore such a protest. I assume your facts are accurate and the teacher of the first class in the morning will verify the allegations of Kids' tardiness described in this letter. Get going.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'll be 19 in June and plan to be married in August. I should go doctor for a tied complete physical examination and some advice on birth control. But I just can't bring myself to take off my clothes in front of a strange man. Am I nuts or what? I've made and cancelled two appointments. I became so nervous and sick I just couldn't go through with it.

Is there something wrong with my mind? I've never needed to go to a doctor and the appointments were made by a friend who is disgusted with me. Please help. DELTAVILLE, VA. DEAR DEL: There are many women doctors these Side To School Ann Landers days and I hope you will call your county medical society and ask them to recommend one. I wouldn't say you are nuts but I would you have a hangup that needs exploration.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was interested in that signed Snubbed In California. (The woman and her husband were not invited to her neighbor's lovely party because they had neglected to drop a note saying they enjoyed the two' previous parties.) Weddings ALEXANDER-FAUTH Linda Ellen Fauth and F. Jerry Alexander were married April 7 in Coconut Grove. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Fauth, Fern Park. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander, Washington, D.

C. After a wedding trip to Antigua the couple will live in Miami. MARCHER-GANTT Barbara Nancy Gantt and Roberto Marcher were married March 2 in Tallahassee. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gantt, Orlando. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Alfredo Marcher and Mrs. Alfredo Marcher Porto Allegre, Brazil. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Tallahassee.

Easter Hints From Heloise DEAR HELOISE: Do you know what a new bride needs most and never has? Rags! I'm not suggesting them for a shower present, but older relatives might well make up a bag full of all sizes and textures, cut neatly with pinking shears. When we rented this darling old house, it needed to bottom and not a rag did we be scrubbed from top to have. Even in a new house, you have to polish the furniture, clean the paint, wash the windows, mirrors, etc. So give rags! This is one of the easiest ways to recycle old fabrics. MRS.

A.M.B. And why couldn't you give this as little extra gift at a kitchen shower? Just make a cute drawstring rag bag out of any type fabric. Even nylon net would be great decorate with felt cutouts, sequins, etc. and fill with your nice collection of rags. You'll make a darling useful gift that any bride will appreciate.

HELOISE Boots Randolph and John Propst at the piano Johnny Johnson and his electric bass Jerry White at the drums Jimmy Wilkerson and his electric guitar and the Florida Symphony Orchestra in a Pops Program Guest Conductor Albert Coleman Conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Pops Concerts. The opportunity of a lifetime to hear Boots and his musicians in an all popular music program with the Symphony. addition to the Symphony segment of the program, Boots and In his group will play a one hour concert of your favorite music. Thursday, May 3, 1973 8:30 P.M. Orlando Municipal Auditorium Reserved Tickets On Sale at Streep's To Avoid Disappointment 641 N.

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