Wednesday, August 24, 1966 The Mensacola Journal 91 News of Northwest Florida Servicemen (Editor's Note: Due to the ever-increasing number and women entering the Armed Forces, these service columns will be run as often as space permits in both The Pensacola Journal and The Pensacola News.) Navy Ens. Al M. Ridlehoover, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ridlehoover of 2329 N.
14th Indoctrination Program at the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. He is one of a select group of Dentistry students who have received a direct commission into the U. S. Navy Reserve Dental Corps while attending medical school at the college or university of his choice.
Army Cpt. Richard L. Cawthon, 28, son of Mrs. Pheobe H. Cawthon, DeFuniak Springs, has assumed command of the 524th Quartermaster Company in Viet Nam.
Captain Cawthon entered the Army in 1960 and was last stationed in Germany. He is a 1956 graduate of Moore Haven High School and received his B. S. degree from the University of Florida in Gainesville, in 1960. Marine Lance Cpl.
F. Russell Mirabella, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Mirabela, 3932 Creighton Pensacola, is now serving with the 5th Marine Division in South Viet Nam, according to Marine Sgt. Alley local Marine recruiting officer. MIRABELLA EHLERS Airman 1.C. John A. Ehlers, son of Mrs.
Marion L. Ehlers, 1822. E. Gadsden Pensacola, has been named Airman of the Month for 1966 at Manzano AFB, Albuquerque, N. M.
In competition with other airmen of the month, Ehlers, has Obituaries Home directing. WATERS HIBBERT FUNERAL HOME John H. Behrends WOLFE-LEWIS FUNERAL HOME Milton Mrs. Ola Elizabeth Coogle MUNSON Mrs. Ola Elizabeth Coogle, 81, of Munson, died late Monday afternoon in a Milton hospital.
Mrs. Coogle was born In Alabama, but had resided in Florida most of her life. She was member of the First Missionary Baptist Church of Munson. Survivors include three sons, Aubrey Coogle of Pace, John and Bill Coggle, both of Munson; tree daughters, Mrs. Gladys Hardy, Munson, Mrs.
Bessie Cannon of Bell, Fla. and Mrs. Hazel Nelson, Pensacola; a sister, Mrs. Beulah Lewis of Pace; five brothers, Clyde and, Abb Stokes, both of Milton, John, George and Lester Stokes, all of 18 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. The body will remain in the WolfeLewis Funeral Home Chapel until 12:30 p.m.
the Thursday when It will be moved to First Missionary Baptist Church at Munson for funeral services at 2 p.m. The assisted Rev. Keith the Rev. Simmons will officiate, by V. S.
Pierce. Active pallbearers will be J. W. Stokes, Jesse Stewart, Ray McLin, Ossie Stokes, Earl Webb and Fellx Summerlin. Honorary pallbearers will include Foist Holley, Albert Von Axelson, Horace Simmons, J.
D. Cooley, Kenneth Mitchum and Bernie Atkinson. Burial will be in the Johnson Cemetery near Milton with Wolfe-Lewis Funeral Funeral for John H. Behrends, 84, of Rt. 2, Box 447, will be at 2 p.m.
Wednesday in Waters Hibbert Chapel with Dr. William A. Young officiating. Mr. Behrends died Monday morning at a local hospital.
He was a native of Peoria, but had made his home in Pensacola for many years. He was a member of the Westwood Christian Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rena Behrends, Pensacola; daughter, Mrs. Dewey Perankovich, Pensacola; four step.
sons, Gifford Randolph, Kenneth Randolph, William Randolph and Graydon Randolph; and a sister Mrs. Etta Friday, Pensacola. Burial will be in Pensacola Memorial Gardens with Waters Hibbert directing. FLOMATON BROWN-SERVICE FUNERAL HOME Flomaton, Ala. Mrs.
Daisy Catherine Miller JAY Mrs. Daisy Catherine Honorary pallbearers will include the Santa Rosa Baptist pastors and deacons of Cora Baptist Church. FISHER-POU FUNERAL SERVICE Arthur Rood Arthur Rood, 80, of 3711 W. Jackson died Tuesday afternoon at his office, Hallmark Homes of Pensacola, 4000 N. Palafox St.
Mr. Rood was a native of Randolph, but had been a resident of Pensacola for the last 12 years. He was member and an elder of the Westminster Presbyterian Church and was the real estate sales manager for Hallmark Homes of Pensacola Inc. Survivors Rood, Include Pensacola: his a widow, daughter, Mrs. rence Leslie Sneed, Waco, two sons.
A. B. Rood and A. C. Rood.
both of Pensacola; sister, Mrs. Guy C. Chambers, Lincoln, a nephew, Robert S. Rood, Pensecola: and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Fisher-Pou Funeral Service.
45, died Monday morning at Pensacola hospital. She was a native of York, S.C., but had resided in Jay for the past 10 years. She was a member of the Cora Baptist Church. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday the.
Cora Baptist Church with the Rev. Jeff Rousseau officiating. The body will be moved to the church p.m. Wednesday. Burial will follow in the Cora Cemetery with Flomaton Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.
Mrs. Miller Is survived by her widower, the Rev. L. Miller, Route daughter, Mrs. J.
L. Baley, Gardendale, son, Jack E. Miller, Route 2, Jay; two brothers, Thomas Murray, State Park, S.C.: and J. W. McFarland, Atlanta, three sisters, Mrs.
M. A. Haltewanger, Chicago, 111., Mrs. Emmie Anthony of Virginia, and Miss Frances Murray, Greensboro, and three grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be J.
M. Edwards, Milburn Diamond, Wayne Diamond Aaron Nelson, Terry Diamond and Jerry Simmons. Ten ounce New York Strip U.S.D.A. Choice "There is a difference" Tossed salad, your choice of dressing, baked potatoes or French Fries, buttered as Bread $179 Steak CHICK'S Ber-8-Q Ranch Corner 13th Gregory also been selected as airman of the Second Quarter, which now places him in position to compete for Airman of the Year at Manzano. Prior to coming to Manzano, Ehlers was a nuclear weapons specialist at Tyndall AFB, Panama City, Fla.
Army Pvt. William Gilley, 21, whose wife, Barbara Jean, lives at 402 Forrest Cantonment, has completed a marine engine operation and maintenance course at the Army Transportation School, Fort Va. Gilley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Gilley, 307 Wegner Cantonment. Navy Ens. Larry A. Williamson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Williamson of Pensacola, has been graduated from the U. S. Naval Officer Candidate School at Newport, R.I.
and was commissioned an ensign in the Navy. The graduates, from numerous colleges and universities across the nation, became proficient in the naval sciences in the 16 weeks of intensive training. Chief M. Sgt. Clifford w.
Beckham, son of Mrs. Jewel Spaid of 106 N. Alcaniz Pensacola, has been awarded the U. S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Nha Trang AF, Viet Nam.
The sergeant, whose father, C. E. Beckham, resides at 3304 E. Lloyd, Pensacola, attended Pensacola High School. Sergeant Beckham's wife is the former Joyce 1 R.
Bobe. Army Pvt. Arthur J. Cripes, 19, son of Mrs. Ruby L.
Peterman, Route 3, Chipley, was assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division in Germany, Aug. 6. Private Cripes, a communications specialist in Headquarters Detachment of the divisions's 123d Signal Battalion attended Chipley High School and was employed by Coggins Construction before entering the Army. Airman James R. Bush, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Bush of Route 3, Brewton, has been selected for training at Lowry AFB, as a nuclear weapons specialist. Bush, a 1966 graduate of W. S.
Neal High School, East Brewton, recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. BUSH PELT The Army Commendation Medal has been awarded to Chief Warrant Officer (W-2) James C. Pelt, Sandia Base, N. for outstanding performance of duty as food service advisor, Headquarters, Special Troops, United States Army, Europe, for the period May 1963 to April 1966. cwO Pelt serves at this joint service installation as mess officer and food service technician, Base Support Group, of Field Command, DASA.
A native of Pensacola, CW0 Pelt, is the son of Foist and Bonnie Holley, 213 Magnolia Milton. Air Force Capt. William A. Studer of Atlanta, whose wife, Donna, is the daughter of Mrs. Betty Miskowski, 1450 E.
Tunis Pensacola, has been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) at Hurlburt Field. Mary Esther, for extraordinary flying achievement over Viet Nam. Captain Studer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Studer, 1981 Rena Circle, Atlanta, received the coveted award for successful completion of a flare mission last year which contributed materially to the successful defense of the Da Nang Air Base complex in South Viet Nam. He also was presented 10 oak leaf clusters to the Air Medal for outstanding airmanship and courage on missions in Southeast Asia. Captain Studer has received a total Air Medal awards in his fiveyear Air Force career. Marine Cpl. Ronnie E.
Girffis, son of Mrs. Della I. Godwin of Route 1, Century, has completed an aircraft maintenance course at the Marine Corps Air Station at Cherry Point, N.C., and has returned to his unit. The course teaches students to service and maintain the Marines' fighters and attack aircraft. Air Force T.Sgt.
Mason P. Jones son of Mrs. Minnie Jones of 13 Moreno Courts, Pensacola, has been awarded the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Brookley AFB, Mobile, Ala. Jones received the medal for meritorious service as a personnel technician at Brookley.
He is being assigned to Charleston AFB, S.C. The sergeant is a graduate of Jay (Fla.) High School. Army Pvt. Staats D. Howell.
22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Howell, 2115 North Pensacola, has completed a radio teletype operation course at the Army Southeastern Signal School at Fort Gordon, Ga. He was trained in transmitting and reveiving in both voice and Airman William D.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rushing of 2526 Drive, Pensacola, has been selected for technical training at Lowry AFB, Denver, as a U.S. Air Forcz munitions specialist.
The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Tex. Rushing was a graduated from Center for Adult Studies High School in 1966. His wife is the former Virginia Fain. RUSHING HINESLY RUSHING HINESLY Airman James L. Hinesley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Hinesley of Route 3. Milton, has been selected for technical training at Lowry AFB, Denver, as a U.S. Air Force munitions specialist.
The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio. Tex. was graduated from Allentown High School. Army Pvt. Robert M.
Pate, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian E. Pate 215 Edison Drive. Pensacola, has completed eight weeks of military police training at the Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, Ga.
Pate's instruction included training in civil and military law, traffic, map reading. prisoner of war control and selfdefense. son of Mr. Alfred, Alfred WilAirman Williams liams of 121 Curtis Atmore, has been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB. Ill.
as a U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Williams was. graduated from High School in Atmore.
Seaman Maior A. Spence Jr. USN, son of Mrs. Maior Spence of 612 North Pensacola, is serving on the Staff of Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla Eleven aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Chicago. The Chicago is scheduled to join units of the U.
S. Seventh Fleet in operations off the Viet Nam coast. Army Pvt. George W. Booth III, whose parents live at 711 Boxwood, Pensacola, has completed nine-weeks of training as a cannoneer at Fort Kobbe, Canal Zone.
He was trained in the techniques of artillery weapons maintenance and firing and received instruction in handling combat weapons such as the M- 60 machinegun, M-79 grenade launcher and the M-14 rifle. Airman Kenneth E. Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T.
a Reynolds of Route 3, Chipley, has been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB, as a U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. He recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Tex. Revnolds was graduated from Chipley High School in 1966. I REYNOLDS HICKS Airman Jerald T.
Hicks, son of Mrs. Doris A. Hicks of Route 1, Foley, has been assigned to Malmstrom AFB, after completing Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB. San Antonio, Tex. Hicks, a 1965 graduate of Foley High School, will be trained on the job as an administrative specialist with the Strategic Air Command.
James M. Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin C. Hudson, 31 Stanford Road, Pensacola, has been promoted to Army specialist five Scott Air Force Base, Where he is serviing in Headquarters Battery, 53rd Artillery Group.
Specialist five is an enlisted rank equivalent to the rank of sergeant. Hudson, assigned as a missile equipment mechanic in the battery attended Escambia High School. Seaman Charles B. Wardrup, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Wardrup of 3820 Kelly Pensacola, is serving on the Seventh Fleet ammunition ship USS Haleakala, back on station after visiting Sasebo, Japan. The visit to Sasebo followed the Haleakala's eighth patrol in support of combat operations in South Viet Nam. She also supported the aircraft carriers Intrepid and Constellation. Army Pvt. Richard E.
Martin, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Martin 327 E. Railroad Crestview, has completed eight weeks of advanced infamtry training at Fort Jackson.
S. C. He is a 1965 graduate of Choctawhatchee Senior High School at Shalimar. Herbert W. Bulger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Bulger of 6 Washington DeFuniak Springs, has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Sergeant Bulger, on duty with U.S air forces in Southeast an aircraft combat, instrument repairman. He is a graduate of Walton High School.
Airman Phillip W. Galloway USN, son of Mr. and Hubert C. Galloway of 809 Ceiley Graceville, is now stationed at 'the San Diego, naval base after being graduated earlier this year from the basic Photographer's Mate School at the U. S.
Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Air Station, Pensacola. Photographer's mates perform microfilm, pho- phy. Airman Wallace R. Williams son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace R. Williams of 1211 W. Avery Pensacola, has been assigned to Dyess AFB, after completing Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Tex. He will be trained on the job as an administrative specialist with a Tactical Air Command. A graduate of Pensacola High School, Airman Williams attended Pensacola Junior College.
WILLIAMS GUYDOS Airman 1. C. Edward F. Guydos, son of Mrs. Judith L.
Guydos of Route 1, Fort Walton Beach, is now in Viet Nam. Guydos is an administrative specialist with the Pacific Air Forces which provides air offensive and defensive units in Southeast Asia, the Far East, and the Pacific. Army Pvt. Richard A. Nix, 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Nix, 2200 W. Lakeview, Pensacola has completed eight weeks at Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, Ga. His instruction included training in civil and military law, traffic, map reading, prisoner of war control and -defense.
Marine Cpl. Freddie L. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
H. Harris of 506 Atlanta Pensacols, was promoted to his present rank while serving with Marine Aircraft Support Squad- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids, which are to be filed in the office of the County Superintendent will be opened by the Board of Public Instruction, 215 West Garden Street, Pensacola, Florida up to 2:00 P.M., C.S.T. on September 14, 1966. for the Bids will construc- be opened tion of the following at PENSACOLA Hart, JUNIOR Architect, COLLEGE West Garden Street, Pensacola, Florida) ADDITION TO HEALTH BUILDING B. PLANETORIUM AND ADDITION TO WING NO.
3, SCIENCE BUILDING 2. (Look Morrison, Architects, Brent Building Annex, Pensacola. Florida) C. ADDITION TO EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL CENTER, PHASE 2 3. (Frank J.
Sindelar, Architect, 1924. North Palafox, Pensacola, Florida) D. ADDITION TO MAINTENANCE BUILDING E. ADDITION TO LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING Any bid received after the above mentioned time will not be considered. Each bid shall include a list of subcontractors and shall be submitted on special form from the project and accompanied by a certified check or bid bond in the amount of of the base bid AS guarantee that the bidder.
if awarded the contract, will within 10 consecutive calendar days after notice, enter Into written tract with the Board of Public struction in accordance with the accepted bid and furnish labor, 100 material perperformance, and supply payment bond. also certificate of workmen's compensation and liability insurance. No bidder may withdraw his bid for 8 period of thirty consecutive calendar days without the consent of the Owner. specifications and contract documents may be tained at the office of architects as listed above. A deposit will be required Qualification for each set of plans.
of the bidder must be satisfactory to the Owner. The Owner reserves the right to waive minor informalities in bidding and to reject any and all bids. BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA By J. E. Hall Superintendent No.
11126 OAW 4W Aug. 12, 1966. CITY OF PENSACOLA ADVERTIsem*nT ADDITIONS TO PENSACOLA POLICE HEADQUARTERS Sealed proposals will be received by the City Manager of the City Pensacola, at his office in City Hall, until 10: A.M. September 15, 1966, publicly at which opened time and they read for will the be construction of: One 42' 70 flat roof two story addition to Pensacola Police Headquarters Building Plans and specifications and condocuments are open to public inspection at the office of Look Morrison. Architects, 611 Brent Annex, Pensacola, Florida.
They may be obtained from the Architect upon deposit of $25.00 per set. made payable to Look Morrison, Architects, with a limit of two sets to general contractors and one set to mechanical The and full electrical subcontractors. amount of the deposit will be refunded upon return in good condition of all documenta, within fifteen (15) days after opening of bids. Bidders shall submit a certified check, or bid bond, payable to the City of Pensacola in the amount of five per cent of their bid. No bid may be withdrawn after closing time.
for the receipt of bids for a period of sixty (60) days. Award will be made to lowest resnonsible bidder. The owner reserves the right to or all bids and to readvertise. William H. Law Jr.
City Manager Attest: Chas H. Walker City Clerk No. 11188 OAW SW Aug. 17, 1986. ron 2 in Da Nang, Viet Nam.
His promotion was based on time in service and rank, military appearance, and his knowledge of selected military subjects. Airman Dane C. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Tobinson of 113 Curtis Atmore, has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Wichita Falls, as a U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Robinson was graduated from high School in Atmore in June, 1966. Airman Joseph M.
Gonzalez, son of Mrs. Ruth Gonzales of Torres Pensacola, has been promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force. Gonzalez is an accounting and finance specialist at Thule AB, Greenland. He is a member of the Air Defense Command.
airman is a graduate of Pensacola High School. GONZALEZ GADDY Airman William B. son of Albert I. Gaddy of W. Garden Pensacola, been assigned to Griffiss N.Y., after completing Force basic training at land AFB, San Antonio, Gaddy, a 1966 graduate of sacola Adult High School, be trained on the job as air policeman with the Force Logistics Command.
FIND 1945 BOMBS BERLIN (AP) Nine bombs from an American air raid in March 1945 were found recently and deactivated in the East German city of Oranienburg, north of Berlin, the East Berlin press reported. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE THERE NOTICE OF AN ELECTION WILL BE ELECTION HELD ON SEPTEMBER 15. 1966 THE TOWN HALL IN SOUTH FLOMATON, FLORIDA, AND AT THE RESIDENCE OF JAMES R. LAMBETH, (Formerly the F. A.
Lambeth residence), FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO REGISTERED ELECTORS CON- THE CERNED, THE FOLLOWING ANNEXATION OR I NANCE, (NO. 2-66) FOR ADOPTION OR REJECTION. ORDINANCE NO. 2-66. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: AN ORLINANCE PERTAINING TO AND PROPOSING THE ANNEXATION OF A CERTAIN DISTRICT OR TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOUS TO THE PRESENT BOUNDARIES OF THE TOWN OF IN SOUTH THE FLOMATON, FLORIDA, COUNTY OF ESCAMBIA, THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH ANNEXATION SHALL BE ACCEPTED OR REJECTED.
AND CALLING FOR AN ELECTION FOR SAME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF SOUTH FLOMATON, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. That the Town of South Flomaton, Florida, a Florida Corporation, proposes to annex certain district, or tract of land, contiguous to the present corporate boundaries of the Town of South Flomaton, Florida, as is prescribed in Chapter 171, Section 171.04 of or the tract Florida of Statutes. Said district. land, is defined and described As follows to Wit: Begin at a point where the west right-of-way line of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad intersects with the Alabama- Florida State line, and go east, along said Alabama-Florida State line, to the Northeast corner of Section thirty two (32), Township six (6) North, Range thirty (30) West.
Thence RO South, along the East line of Section thirty two (32), Township six (6) North, Range thirty (30) West, to the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of said Section thirty two (32), Township six (6) North, Range thirty (30) West. Thence West, along the North line of the of Southeast and Southwest Quarters the Southeast Quarter of Section thirty two (32), Township six (6) North, Range thirty (30) West, to a with point where such line intersects the West right-of-way line of the Louisville and Nashville Railthe road. Thence go Northerly, along West -way line of said Louisville and Nashville Railroad to line a point where said right-of-way intersects with the AlabamaFlorida State line, which is the point of beginning. an SECTION election 2. called, That and there will is be hereby on 1966, the in the fifteenth Town day of September, of South Flomaton, trict, Florida, and also in the dieto be or tract of land, proposed submitting annexed to a for the purpose of separate vote of the registered electors of both the And Town of of the South district, Flomaton, Florida, the or tract of land.
said Ordinance proposing to annex district, or tract of land. This election the is called, will be conducted and expenses thereof will be paid by the Town of South Flomaton, Florida. If A majority of the at this registered electors actually voting election in the Town of South Flomaton, Florida, and In the district. or tract of land, proposed to be annexed vote for trict, or tract of land, shall be proval of this ordinance, maid dig annexed and shall become A part the Corporation limits of the Town of South Flomaton. Florida: provided however, that if at this e'ection.
the registered electora acthe tually Town voting at said election in da, or In of the South district, Flomaton. or Flori: tract of both the to be annexed. or land, proposed Town of South Flomaton. of Florida, land, and the district. or tract proposed to be annexshall vote to reject such tion.
then the district, or tract of land, shall not be annexed. SECTION 3. That this Ordinance repeals all other Ordinances or Resolutions, or parta thereof In conflict herewith to the extent of such conflict. becomes SECTION 4. That this Ordinance effective immediately upon its passage.
First reading Aug. 1, 1966 Second reading Aug. 15 1966 Third reading Aug. 15, 1966 Passed this August 15, 1966 TOWN SEAL: Signed President P. of Straughn Council Approved James R.
White Mayor ATTEST: W. V. Jones Town Clerk No. 11184 OAW 5W Aug. 18, 1966.
NORTHWEST FLORIDA CLASSIFIED SECTION SERVING FORT WALTON, DESTIN, NICEVILLE, SHALIMAR, VALPARAISO, MIL. TON, PACE, CRESTVIEW, DEFUNIAK SPRINGS WATCH THE ADS WITH THE CLASSIFIED RATES BY REQUEST CRESTVIEW DIAL MU 2-4533 FT. WALTON BEACH DIAL CH 3-4121 MILTON PACE DIAL 623-3982 PENSACOLA 433-0056 Coy's POODLE RANCH, poodle puppies, grooming, boarding breeds. 242-2010. 704 Shady Ft.
Walton. FOR SALE: 1962 Valiant, door hardtop, excellent condition. $550. 883-2343, Eglin. WILL SELL OR TRADE: Fiberglass boat, 185 HP, hull and engine less than years old.
$1695. Fred Carter, Hudson Marina. 243 6155. NO QUALIFYING: FOUR Bedroom. 2 bath brick, East Hill, My equity $300.
Five lots first block off Palafox Highway (Brentwood Park). Trailer 8x22 ft. with 10x16 ft. addition at McKinnon's Fish Camp. $300.
438- 5834. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT 6800 sq. located on Beal Street, ideal storage or retail business. Call for Information: 244-5141 FT. WALTON FISH HAPPY? Shop Pearson's Bait Tackle Shop Now open end of Alcaniz Street, next to Brooks Bridge on the water.
Plenty of shrimp. PHONE: 243-2931 FT. WALTON FOR RENT, FURNISHED, bedroom, bath, A-C. See at 6 Califor- nia Drive, Ft. Walton.
MODERN HOME, IDEAL for tired couple. Located North Washington County. Only $3,900. Write P.O. Box 462, Ft.
Walton Beach, Florida. 5 ACRES, remodeled 7 room house, out buildings. 12 Miles North Baker. Write C. F.
Adams, Rt. Wing, Ala. Classified Index Persona Travel Opportunities Lost Found Lodge Notices Card of Thanks In Memoriam Monuments, Cemeteries Motels, Cottages Good Places to Eat 10 Florists Turkish Bath, Massage Professional, General Accounting, Bookkeeping Employment Agencies Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Help -Male or Female Domestic Help Wanted Saleswomen Wanted Salesmen Wanted Solicitors-Agents Situations Wanted Child Care INSTRUCTION Music Private Lessons Schools Dance Lessons Kindergarten Classes Auto Driving Lessons Business School Instruction Wanted Instructors BUSINESS SERVICE A Septic Home Tanks Repairs 15 Alterations 25-A Dressmaking Beauty Parlors Repair Service Laundry-Cleaning Well Drilling Electric Pumps Radio, TV Service Refrigerator Service Upholstery Cleaner Rug Cleaning Floor Finishing Watch, Clock Repairs Furniture Refinishing 47-A Furniture Upholstery Yard-Garden Work Rental Service Tailoring, Alteration Locks-Gunsmiths Mattresses Renovated Moving, Storage Exterminators Photographers Glass Service Piano Tuning Printing-Engraving Welding 60 Wearing Apparel BUILDING Contractors Sheet Metal Work 63 Brick-Concrete Plastering 65 Electric Service 66 Plumbing Repairs 67 Roofing 68 Carpenter Work 69 Awning and Repairs 70 Painting, Papering 70-A Flooring 71 Building Materials FARMERS MARKET 72 Ferm-Garden Products Feed and Fertilizer Farm Mach. for Sale 75 Plants-Shrubs-Seeds Livestock Poultry-Birds-Supplies 78 Baby Chicks Farms for Rent Dogs-Cats-Pets Farms for Sale FINANCIAL Business Opportunities Want Business Opportunities Investments Insurance Income Tax Returns Money to Lend Wanted to Borrow Mortgages for Sale Mortgages Wanted Mortgage Loans Air Conditioning Musical Furniture, Instruments Appliance MARINE EQUIPMENT 104 Office Equipment 105 Sales Miscellaneous 105 Wanted To Buy 108 Antiques 109 Boats Wanted 110 Boats for Sale Boat Accessories 118 Boat Repairs CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS PHONE 433-0056 PERSONALS RENTAL NEW OLIVETTI MA OR ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINES, STANDARD AND ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS. ED.
L. ANDERSON OFFICE MACHINES 15 E. Intendencia HE 0-3634 BOOKKEEPING we need 3 more sets large or small. G. C.
Jones, 476-3024. LET'S FLY FLIGHT INSTRUCTION AIRCRAFT CHARTER AIRCRAFT RENTAL PIPER SALES SERVICE Take advantage of Piper's Introductory flight lesson. Call for an appointment. CALL DAY OR NIGHT. Pensacola Aviation 438-4431 TYPEWRITER SALE Biggest selection on Gulf Coast area.
$19.50 up. Bill Thompson's Office Equip- ment. Across from Sears on Baylen. 438-4661. IF YOU WANT to drink that's your business.
To stop that's ours. 433-9526 ALCOHOLICS anonymous, Box 1145. COFAIRS ANNIVERSARY SALE beginning Monday Aug. 22nd to 31st. No.
2 N. Y. Drive. Big bargains on Martex Towels. ADDING MACHINES SALE.
Remington Electric adder $99.50 with workable trade in. BIM Thompson's Across from Sears on Baylen. 438- 4661. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE IF THE PHONE OF ANY ADVERTISER IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTIONS DOES NOT ANSWER, CALL TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE HE 8-7331 AND YOUR MESSAGE WILL FORWARDED. This service is you by the TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV.
ICE of Pensacola in cooperation with THE PENSACOLA NEWS- JOURNAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT rental. sales. Wheel chairs, portable commodes. hospital beds, walkers, etc.
Roberts Drugs. 432-5462. 2A TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES WANTED RIDE INTO Pensacola for gentleman, Monday thru Friday AM from Pace. 994-6743. MAID MORNING ride to Shady Terrace, Ferry Pass, from downtown, Monday thru Friday, 476 8987.
LOST AND FOUND LOST: FEMALE BEAGLE. Vicinity Bowman Avenue. Chain collar. Call 476-6739 after 4. Reward.
LOST: Black Female Chow, vicinity of East Pensacola, Last seen 11th Maxwell. No collar. If seen call 456-4577. LOST OR STRAYED from Charlie Wilkerson Gas Company in Elberta, Alabama, small white dog, Pekingese and Poodle, answers to Snuffy, sick, in need of constant medical attention. Call 986-5724, Elberta, Alabama.
LOST: Ladies White gold watch. Vi. cinity Town and Country Plaza. Sentimental Value. Reward.
456-7322. LOST: Female Chihuahua, white with black spots. At Circle. Reward offered. 455-3424.
FOUND: Collie Dog, Male, white chest, ring neck. Brentwood Trailer Park. 438-3492. LOST: Friday. White Brown Terrier, answers to Candy.
Vicinity Mart, Mobile Highway. Reward. 0291. LOST MYNA BIRD: Saturday, 20th. Named Pedro.
Finder please call Mrs. O. A. Bailey Sr. 455-8058.
10 FLORISTS FLOWERS WITH CHARACTER, will express your sentiments. Glads $1.50 dozen, Glass Florist, 2408 Pace Boulevard. 17 FEMALE HELP WANTED Listed below are the new rules pertaining to "Help advertising which the Pensacola News- Jour. nal has adopted to eliminate false or misleading ads from its classified columns. Acceptable must meet the following stipulation: (1) No help wanted will be accented unless the advertiser discloses to the News- Journal the name of the person hiring and with the except of domestic help the name and address of the firm ne represents, (This Information need not appear In the ad).
(2) All help wanted advertising must clearly state the type of work for which the applicant being hired. (3) Advertisem*nt for salespeople must clearly disclose the nature of the product to be sold. NEED CLEAN nice lady to care for children in East Gate, Scenic Heights Area, from 2 PM till 5:30 PM. furnish own transportation. $15 weekly.
Call 476-5887 after 5:30. GENERAL OFFICE: Pleasant neat woman able to write own dence, typing, some bookkeeping. Friendly surroundings. Permanent $260. Call Pat More, 434-1311.
Snelling Snelling. PARTTIME OPPORTUNITY 10 earn $40 to $60 weekly with Electrolux Products. Car needed, 3622 Barrancas Avenue. BAR TENDER and waitress. Apply Romana Bar Package Store, 11 E.
Romana Street. SECRETARY: Downtown office, fest typing, shorthand, 80-100 WPM. Public contact, work with nice people, experienced, Permanent. $303, Call Pat More, 434-1311. Snelling Snelling.
SECRETARY, SOME TYPING, bookkeeping and telephone solicIting. Starting salary $225.00. per month. 5 days, plus commission on phone soliciting. for Construction Company.
433-3012. WAITRESS WANTED-Over 21. Neat. Apply in person after 6 p.m. Carpenter's Restaurant.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS: Neat and dependable. Over 21. Apply Old Firehouse Restaurant. NEED SOMEONE TO help me in my business. 35-55 with car.
$250 per month to start. Household chemical cosmetic company. 438-7331. HOSTESS experienced, over 25, dependable, split shift. Apply in person, Firehouse Drive- In.
WANTED DANCERS No experience necessary. High salary-short hours. Apply in person between and 10 p.m. 2120 W. Strong St.
HOUSEKEEPER LIVE IN, white, middle aged lady. Permanent home. Good character. Starting salary, $18 weekly. 243-1894, or write 597 High way Boulevard, FWB.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS for Self Serivce Drive-In. Apply in person. Drive- In. 6036 North 9th Avenue. FEMALE BARTENDER.
Experienced only. Apply 7901 North Davis Highway. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES. Child's Restaurant. 214 South Palafox.
SETTLED WHITE HOUSEKEEP. ER companion to live in with elderly lady. 1326 East Jackson Street. HE 2-4535. 17 FEMALE HELP WANTED WHITE HOUSEKEEPER to live in.
take care of 3 boys, must have good references. 433-4324. WHITE LADY to live in and care for elderly lady. Light housekeeping, good salary. 438-5730.
LIVE IN AND HELP non-working mother care for 3 children. Phone between 4-7 evenings, GL 6-3646. MAIDS, GUARANTEED NEW YORK LIVE- IN JOBS, $40 to 70 weekly. Fare advanced. Rush references.
HAROLD AGENCY, Dept. 250 LYNBROOK, NY. BARMAIDS NEEDED Royal Package Store, Apply 109 West Re mano. Over 21. SETTLED WHITE LADY 10 live in, care for 2 children.
Sober dependable. Shiftworker. 455-1695. DEPENDABLE full time maid. Own transportation, from 6:30 A.M.
to P.M. Call 455-2582 after 4. NEED SCHOOL FUNDS? Housewives like yourselves are earning good income by representing Avon Cosmetics, openings now available for qualified women. Write Avon. P.
0. Box 1621, Pensacola, Florida, or call HE 3-8264. MIDDLE AGED WHITE lady, live in, care for two children, $15 weekly plus room and board. must furnish references. 455-3368.
18 MALE HELP WANTED MARTINE'S one of the South's finest restaurants needs experienced short order cook, Apply afternoons. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS BSEE with 1-8 years experience In airborne radar systems. Interfaces to aircraft fire control systems. Monopuise dopplers CW and other radar techniques. Also signal processing at RSIS and video required.
All benefits. To $14,000. SNELLING SNELLING CALL 434-1311 MR. WARD. MALE HELP WANTED Elderly Men and school boys warted to sell THE PENSACOLA NEWSJOURNAL on downtown street corners.
BOVEN Apply Apply 10:30 to A.M.. P.M. TO STREET SALES SUB STATION 106 N. TARRAGONA ST. (RAILROAD) ROUTEMEN Salary Commission and bonus on established routes.
To handle pickup and deliveries of uniforms. Please contact Service Manager. American Uniform Linen Rental Service 1500 N. PALAFOX ST. PENSACOLA, FLA.
"Equal Opportunity Employer" Gaddy, 656 has AFB, Air LackTex. Penwill an Air TWO LARGE ADULT PAPER ROUTES IN EAST HILL SECTION Ideal for Junior College Student Apply in person only THE PENSACOLA NEWS JOURNAL Mr. Cummins or Mr. W.T. Cooper, Circulation Dept.
PROGRAMMER Jon's. Apply in person. CREDIT MANAGER TRAINEE National company offers fine future for young high school real fine training program opens many avenues for advancement Two or more years experience. Will work with IBM 1440 disc cobol. Consider experience in any 1400 series.
Will train for IBM 360. Work In accounts receivable, raw materials inventory, sales forecasting, finish goods, Inventory and payroll. Excellent benefits. To $9500. SNELLING SNELLING CALL 434-1311 MR.
WARD. CARPENTERS first class. Home remodeling Sub Contractors, have own tools and transportation. 476-4083. WANTED THREE MEN with car, neat appearance, required to take Electrolux orders and deliver merchandise.
Earning opportunity $65 with better earnings later. Apply 3622 Barrancas Avenue. ATTENTION DEBIT MEN Tired collecting? Like to call on names of people writing to the Company for Insurance. Contact International Life Ins. Co.
Suite 222, Plaza Building. EXPERIENCED SERVICE Station attendant, married. May's Gulf Service, 3898 N. Davis 432- 3059. SUB ALL phases, must be good, references.
Budget Construction Company 433-3012. PART TIME and full time. Young men, 18-25, to service accounts, local publishing company. Guarantee plus excellent incentive program. Phone 433-3041 for appointment.
BANJO PLAYER to work at Trader with large company. Salary after 3 benefits. mo. training, $6500. Top company This is once in life-time Start opportunity $4800.
with prestige company. SNELLING SNELLING RM 310 1ST BANK BLDG. CALLe 434-1311 DORIS LANE WANTED: Experienced Independent service station manager. Must be bondable. Group insurance, paid vacations, good salary.
No drifters or drinkers. Apply Kayo Oil ny, 3700 Mobile Highway. An Equal Opportunity Employer. ROUGH CARPENTER Man with experience in form work, reliable and wanting regular job. benefits.
Hospitalization, paid vacation, other Southern Prestressed Concrete ComSee Sam DeBrabant at pany, Kilbee Lane. An Equal Opportunity Employer MACHINISTS Machinists first class. Must be qualified chine on lathe, shaper, milling maable to do own layout work set-ups. Permanent employment. Excellent starting salary fringe cation benefit program.
Send applito: ST. REGIS PAPER CO. P.O. BOX 1591 PENSACOLA, FLA. 2 YOUNG WHITE MEN to work at Henry's Drive Inn for frying and Need grilling men and who to work cash register.
school. See Mr Papador not going at Childs back are to Restaurant. 214 South Palafox St. AUTO MECHANIC WANTED Car. penter's Garage, Milton, Fla.
623- 2156 or night, 623-2549. CHEF Excellent for first class dining lounge. opportunity. Good el ings. Should relocate.
be In position to trav. ments or can be so desired arrangewife Write made to have your cola Journal. employed. Box C4 PensaSTAFF ACCOUNTANT Accounting major with Industrial acing counting work, background. Most Interestincluding llason with other company plants.
Break the monatony fee with paid. light Top travel. Expenses paid, benefits with one of our top companies. To $9,000. SNELLING SNELLING DORIS LANE 434-1311 YOUNG MEN- 18-50, personable, industrious, physically fit.
Full time ply day 8: job as crewman. WIN train. Ap30 5:00 Tony's Pizza, 5689 North 9th Ave. ONE EXPERIENCED BARTENDER and one experienced package clerk. Apply 7901 North Davis Highway.
GAS FUEL SALESMAN work Gulf Breeze and Beach area. Salary commission. Mobile Must have telephone. Apply 3510 Highway..
