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10C Pensacola journal Wednesday, March 26, 1980 PATROL Associated Press Photo Striking security guards wave picket signs Tuesday at work-bound employees. Space center firefighters, guards stage wildcat strike CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) Security guards set up pickets at the gates of the nation's space complex Tuesday and unionized firefighters left their jobs in what officials called a wildcat strike. An estimated 150 guards employed by a subsidiary of the Miami-based Wackenhut Corp. struck in a dispute over cost-of-living pay hikes. Late Tuesday a spokesman for the firefighters said they were not on strike but did not report to work because of threats made against them.

John Reynolds, section chairman of the Transportation Workers Union local to which the firefighters belong, said, "We are going by the Norris- LaGuardia Act under which you don't have to cross a picket line if you feel your life or property is in danger." He said that Monday night several firefighters, including himself, received telephoned threats and that rocks were thrown at the fire station. He said the firefighters decided individually not to report to work Tuesday. The firefighters' contract expires March 31. The guards, members of the United West Florida Deaths KSC 9 PAT LOCAL A ON AGAINST ST. Plant Guard Workers, want to continue with the "uncapped" cost of living raises they've had for three years.

Wackenhut says it will suffer competitively if pay goes up indefinitely. Pickets went up Tuesday morning at the four perimeter gates to the Kennedy Space Center, including the Air Force gate to Cape Canaveral. William Horner, deputy chief of security for the center, said Wackenhut supervisors took over the posts abandoned by the guards. Harold Gooch, labor relations chief for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration here, said 50 to 60 firefighters at two stations in the space complex were off job. He said the morning shift failed to show up and men already at work on earlier shifts refused to work overtime.

Supervisors replaced them, he said. The firefighters also are employed by Wackenhut but are represented by a different union, the Transport Workers. Transport union spokesman Reynolds said late Tuesday that the firefighters had asked Wackenhut for protection so they could return to work. DETROIT, Mich. Bettye J.

Griffin, 39, of 5034 Allendale Drive, Detroit, died Thursday afternoon at her residence. Mrs. Griffin, a native of Milton, had resided in Detroit for many years. She was 0 1956 graduate of T.R. Jackson High School in Milton, a graduate of the the Detroit Bible Institute and a member of the Baptist church.

Survivors include her husband: Calvert Griffin of Detroit; three daughters, Alexis Griffin, Colette Griffin and Dawn Griftin, all of Detroit; her porents, Joseph and Annie P. Morton of Milton; three brothers, Joseph Morton Jr. of Jacksonville, Gene Morton and Maurice Morton, both of Milton; two sisters, Gayle Theresa Roberts and Martha Adams, both of Milton; and her grandmother, Polly J. Gooden of Milton. Funeral services will be 11 a.m.

Wednesday, March 26, at the Bible Community Baptist Church, 1700 Elmhurst Detroit, with the Rev. George Gooden officiating. Burial will be in Detroit. McFall Brothers Funeral Home, 9419 Dexter Detroit, 48208, is in charge of outof-town arrangements. Lewis-Sowell Funeral Home of Milton is in charge of local arrangements.

LEWIS-SOWELL FUNERAL HOME GRIFFIN PERRY Mrs. James Edna (Jim) Perry, 86, of Brent Lane died early Monday morning after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Perry, a native of Santo Rosa County, had resided in Pensacola many years. She was a retired school teacher and a member of the Ferry Pass Methodist Church.

Survivors include two sons. Walter Lamar Perry of Pensacola and Sanford Earl Perry of Milton; a daughter, Mary Sue Hall of Mount Pleasant, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Earl Williams of Montgomery, 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday day at the Ferry Pass Methodist Church with the Rev.

Carl Stringfellow officiating. Burial will be at the Milton Cemetery with Lewis-Sowell Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers will be grandsons. JONES MILTON Margaret E. Jones, 38, of Route 9, Milton, died Monday evening at a pital.

Mrs. Jones, a native of Elba, had resided in Santa Rosa County for the past 12 years. She was a teacher at Milton High School and a sponsor of the Joybeettes at Milton High School. She was a graduate of Troy State University and a member of the Elba Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, W.O.

(Bill) Jones of Milton: a daughter, Melissa Jones of Milton; her mother, Corrine Bonneau of Elba; her father, Foy English of Elba; her stepmother, Bobbie English of Elba; an uncle, Jacob Bonneau of Elba; three brothers. Tip English, Scott English and Vann English, all of Elba. Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the LewisSowell Funeral Home chapel with Dr. Joe Bamberg officiating.

Additional services will be 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Haves Funeral Home near Elba. Burial will be at Elba Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Clifton Spencer, Holley Spencer, Elbert Moore, Jim Cook, C.A. Mixson, Mike Covape, Tom Fife and Don Lynn.

BENBOE FUNERAL HOME BOYKINS Clinton James Boykins, 35, of 1510 N. Alcaniz died Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Boykins, a native of Pensacola, had resided in Cleveland for the past 13 years. He was a member of the Greater Union Baptist Church and a veteran of the Vietnam conflict.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Ernestine Gilchrist of California; 0 friend, Patricia Rosenthal of California; a sister, Margaret Cary of California; a nephew, Parrish Moore of California; seven aunts, Roso Lee McCorvey and Elizabeth McCorvey, both of Pensacola, Fannie Mitchell of California, Pearl Ranaldson of Miami, Rosa Ranaldson, Imogene Ronaldson, and Thelma Ranaldson, all of Cleveland; seven uncles, John Ranaldson of Miami, Elisha Ranaldson, Rufus Ranaldson and Leroy Ranaldson, all of Cleveland, Grover McCorvey and Rov McCorvey, both of Pensacola, Rubin Mitchell of California; two great-aunts, Mary Stanton of Mississippi and Louella Fountain of Pensacola; and other relatives. Funeral services will be 12:30 p.m. Thursday at Greater Union Baptist Church with Dr. A.J.

King officiating. Burial will be at Barrancas National Cemetery with Benboe Funeral Home directing. Friends may call Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. FLOMATON FUNERAL.

HOME NORTHROP CENTURY Clyde McCall Northrop 89, of 302 Palafox Call Direct Line The Pensacola Journal Classified to Classified The Pensacola News Milton 623-0162 Section 432-9811 Crestview 682-4533 Open Monday thru Friday 8 AM 5 PM Closed Saturday Sunday Fort 243-7688 Century, died Monday at his residence. Mr. Northrop, a native of Lower Peach Tree. had resided in Century for the past 35 years. He was a member of the Flomaton First Baptist Church and a member of the Dobb's Ferry, New York, masonic Lodge no.

555. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Clyde (Elizobeth) Northrop of Century; two sons, Clyde Northrop Jr. of Flomoton, and C. Arthur Northrop of Chappaqua, N.Y.: two daughters, Mrs.

John (Estelle) Leahey of Century and Mrs. Howard (Hazel) Waters of Freehold, N.J.: a brother, I.L. Northrop of Atmore, a sister, Mrs. Allan Denby of Mobile, 15 grandchildren; and 22 -grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday in the Flomaton Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Jerry Keese and the Rev. Clyde Northrop 111 officiating. Burial will be at the Flomaton Cemetery with Flomaton. neral Home directing.

Pallbearers will be grandsons. JOE MORRIS FUNERAL HOME CHANDLER Cora Brown Chandler of 722 N. Devilliers died Sunday afternoon at a hospital. Mrs. Chandler was a member of Mt.

Zion Baptist Church, the Mt. Zion Benevolent Society and the Idle Hour Sewing Club. Survivors include her husband. Harry N. Chandler Sr.

of Pensacola; four sons, Harry N. Chandler Joseph C. Chandier and Fred H. Chandler, all of Pensacola, and Virgil Brown of Rancho Cordova, two daughters, Marie C. Left and Edith C.

Kennedy, both of Pensacola; 0 foster daughter, Hortense R. Green of Washington, D.C.; three sisters, Lillian Brown, Bertha Nesbitt and Lorene Thompson, all of Pittsburgh; two brothers, Charlie Brown of Chicago, and Willie Brown of Pittsburgh: 22 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; two daughters. in-law, Catherine Chandler of, Pensacola and Minnie Brown of Rancho Cordova; a son-in-law, Johnnie Lett of Pensacola; three nieces; two nephews; and other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be p.m. Wednesday at the Mt.

Zion Baptist. Church with the Rev. Dr. I.S. Powell officiating.

Burial will be at St. Michael's Cemetery with Joe Morris Funeral Home directing. MITCHELL Willie Mitchell, of 600 E. Salamanca died Friday at a haspital. Survivors include five sons, Willie G.

Mitchell of Panama City, Robert L. Mitchell of Cen- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Alabama Electric Cooperative, Post Office Box 550, Andalusia, Alabama 36420, announces that it plans to request the Rural Electrification Administration to approve the use of loan or other funds for, construction of the following facility(ies): A 115-46 KV transmission substation near Century and a 115-12 KV substation near Munson in Escambia County, Florida. Alabama Electric Cooperative either directly supplies or acts as a power supplier to sixteen distribution cooperatives, four municipalities and two industrial consumers in South Alabama and Northwest Florida. This facility will make it possible for Alabama Electric Cooperative to supply the increasing. power requirements of its members.

Any comments or questions concerning the environmental aspects of constructing this (these) facilities) should be submitted to Alabama Electric Cooperative. Inc. within thirty days of the publication of this notice. Additional information may be obtained at the Cooperative's office at the above address. LEGAL NO.

21377 7T MARCH 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 1980 2 PERSONALS 2 PERSONALS SCRABBLE COLLE Licensed by Seichow and Righter Co, owner ol the regatered trademark SCRABBLE. 1st Letter Double RACK 3rd letter Triple RACK 2 RACK 3 Triple Word Score RACK 4 RACK 5 by JUDD FIVE RACK TOTAL TIME LIMIT: 20 MIN. DIRECTIONS: Rearrange each row of letters to form a 2- to 7-letter word. To total points of your wards, use scoring directions to right of each row. 7-letter words get 50-point bonus.

"Blanks" used as any latter have no point value. Proper nouns, foreign, slang or words are forbidden. JUDO'S SOLUTION: SEE PAGE 13 1940 United Fasture Syndicate, in tury, Arthur S. Mitchell, Clyde Earl Mitchell and Joe L. Mitchell of Pensacola; five ters.

Juanita Brinson of Washington, D.C., Bessie Rankins, Ernestine Wiley, Elizabeth Williams and Mary Davis, all of Pensacola; five sons-in-law, SFC James O. Rankin of Fort Knox, Chief James Brinson of Washington, D.C., Earl Davis of Pensacola, Clifton Wiley and Huey Williams; five daughters-in-law, Dorothy Mitchell of Panama City, Daisey Mitchell of Century, Debra Mitchell of Maryland, Geraldine Mitchell and Mitchell of Pensacola; 37 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be 11 o.m. Thursday at Macedonia Baptist Church with Dr. D.L.

Durant officiating. Burial will be of Barrancas National Cemetery with Joe Morris Funeral Home direct. ing. Friends may call Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. in the chapel.

FISHER-POU FUNERAL SERVICE MILLARD Mory Lynn Maura Millard, 70, of 1607 E. Lee died Monday af a hospital. Mrs. Millard, native and lifelong resident of Pensacola, was a member of the Mcllwain Presbyterian Church. Survivors include three daughters, Donna C.

Scott and Marcia Maura Millard, both of Pensacola, and Martha Boggs Greenville, S.C.; a sister, Margaret Maura of Warring. ton; and five grandchildren. Private funeral services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Fisher-Pou Funeral Service chapel with the Rev. Donald Dunkerly officiating.

Burial will be at St. John's Cemetery with Fisher-Pou Funeral Servicedirecting. The family requests that fiowers be omitted. WATERS AND HIBBERT FUNERAL HOME BYRNES Monsignor Leo Byrnes. 73, of Route 6, Gulf Beach Highway, died Monday morning at a hospital.

Monsignor Byrnes, a native of Mobile, was ordained in 1935 at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Mobile by the late Most Rev. T.J. Toolen. He was superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Mobile from 1939 to 1957. Rector of the Cathedral Parish in Mobile from 1957 to 1964, Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish in Pensacola from 1964 to 1971.

and Vicar General of the Diocese of St. Augustine in 1968. He retired from active ministry in 1971 and from the Diocese of Pensacola- Tallahassee which began in 1976. He is survived by his niece, 3 LOST AND FOUND Herbert Wayne Winfrey, 68, of 6194 Arbutus Drive, died Friday at a hospital. Mr.

Winfrey, a native of Missouri, had resided in Pensacola the past two years. He had retired from the U.S. Navy, was a member of the VFW post no. 4833 and a member of the Fleet Reserve. Survivors include his wife, Helen Winfrey of Pensacola; a daughter, Theresa Lilly of Milton; a sister, Ada Hutton of Lovett, Texas; two brothers, Henry Winfrey of Lovett, and Levi Winfrey of Iowa; six grandchildren; and two great dren.

Funeral services will be a.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Faith Chapel. Funeral Home with the Rev. W.P. Mitchell officiating.

Burial will be at Barrancas National Cemetery. Theresa Byrnes of Mobile, and his nephew, M.M. McFayden of Mobile. Funeral mass will be 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Cathedral of Sacred Heart.

Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery with Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers will be Joe Emmanuel, Pat Emmanuel, Marty Callahan, Charles Gunn, M.A. Cristodora and B.J. Nickelsen. EARLY Mary Elefare Early, 92, of 8460 Gulf Beach Highway, died Tuesday at her residence.

Mrs. Early, a native of Troy, had resided in Escambia County for most of her life. She was a member of the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church and wife of the late Allen T. Early. Survivors include five sons, R.A.

Early, Joe Early, Jr. Herman Early, Clyde Early and William Fred Early, all of Pensacola; three daughters, Beulah Sims of Worthington, Ohio, Velma Gallo and Flora Riley, both of Pensacola; a sister, Polean Blum of Pensacola; 22 grandchildren: 38 great-grandchildren; and a great-greatgrandchild. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Waters and Hib- bert Funeral Home. LEVY Manie Levy. 89, of 5203 N.

Ninth died Tuesday. Mrs. Levy, a native of Russia, had resided in Pensacola for most of her life. She was a member of the 8'Nai Israel congregation. She is survived by her brother, I.

Silverman of Pensacola. Graveside funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday af B'Nai Israel Cemetery with Rabbi Maurice Schwartz officiating. Waters and Hibbert Funeral Home will direct. FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME WINFREY 17 HELP WANTED MATURE, Managerial personnel to train for Kentucky Fried en Operators.

it willing to relocote. 455-7395. SUPPLEMENT YOUR income with part time route delivery. We have routes available which will earn $25.00 to $150.00 weekly. mornings 5 evenings per week, Small bond deposit transportotion necessory.

Call 433-0041 Circulation. Turbine Support Southeast is seeking key individuals to fill positions in the quality control and maintenance areas. NON TESTING TECHNICIAN The successful candidate will have hands-on experience in radiographic, magnetic partical, and liquid penetrant testing. This individual will possess on ASNDT Level 111 or it's equivalent and have the capability to establish techniques, interpret codes and standards, designate methods, assist in establishing acceptance criteria, and train and supervise' other testers. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR The successful candidate will have thorough knowledge of mochine shop theory and practice as well as experience.

Skills required are the ability to read and interpret blueprints. work with micrometers, sign plates, gauge blocks, vernier instruments and other precision measuring devices. Layout inspection capability a must. This individual will be responsible for making acceptance to standards decisions and should be capable of supervising. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR If you have extensive experience in a manufacturing environment and are familiar with the maintenance of machine shop equipment you may be the individual we are looking for.

You will be ing the mechanical and electrical maintenance activities al our plant, both by directing people and by doing the work yoursell. MACHINIST, If you have at least 4 years of solid machining experience in a modern machine shop using grinders, lathes. milling machines, drill presses and equipment we would be interested in talking to you about a position in our plant. These are ground floor op: portunities with high visibility and excellent growth potential. Salary is commensurate with experience.

If you qualify contact Brad Schultz at 804-244-7684 or send a resume stating salary history and requirements to Turbine Support Southeast, P.O. Box 1627, Ft. Walton FL 32549 to the attention of the Personnel Dept. Equal Opportunity Employer KEMP Minnie C. Kemp, 81, of Pensa- cola, died Monday at a hospital.

Mrs. Kemp, a native of Alobama, had resided in Pensacola for most of her life. she was a member of Ferry Pass United Methodist Church and a member of the Order of Eastern Star no. 9, the Rebecca Lodge no. 85 and the Royal Neighbors.

Survivors include three sons. S.E. Kemp, Ira J. Kemp and Iva C. Kemp, all of Pensacola; three brothers.

W.E. Jernigan, Elbert Jernigan and Jewel Jernigan, all of Pensacola; a sister. Edna Brewton of Pensocola; six grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; and a greatgreat-grandchild. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Thursday in the chapel of Faith Chapel Funeral Home with the Rev.

Karl Stringfellow officiating. Burial will be at Whitmire Cemetery with Faith Chapel directing. Friends may call Wednesday after 5 p.m. at the funeral home. O.E.S.

services will be 7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Gene Jernigan, Gary Jernigan, Ronnie Jernigan, Bryant Jernigan, Earl Jernigan and Lumon Nelson. MEMORIAL CHAPEL DALLY Retired U.S. Navy Capt.

Fredrick Earle Dally, 66, of 121 Windsor Square, Daphne, died Saturday at a Pensacola hospital. Capt. Dally, a native of Minnesota, had resided in Daphne the past eight years. He was a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy class of 1937.

He received a master's degree from Rennsaeller Polytechnic Institute in aeronautical engineering, was the 40th designated helicopter pilot in the navy and was the second comanding officer of HU-2 at Lakehurst, N.J. He was also a combat veteron of World War 11 and headed the helicopter design division of BurAer post-war. Survivors include his wife, Ann Hardy Dally of Daphne; a daughter, Mrs. Filo Turner Jr. of Pensacola; his mother, Mrs.

E.N. Dally of Paradise, two brothers; two sisters; and five grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Old Post Chapel at Arlington National Cemetery with a U.S.

Navy chaplain officiating. Burial with full military honors will follow at Arlington Notional Cemetery. Harper -Morris Memorial Chapel is in charge of local orrangements. CLASSIFIED INDEX General NORTHWEST FLA. 2 PERSONALS 3 STAND FOUND 4 LODGE NOTICES 5 CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM MONUMENTS, CEMETERIES I ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 FLORIST EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 16 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 17 WELP WANTED 20 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 21 SALESPEOPLE WANTED 23 PROFESSIONAL HELP 24 SITUATIONS WANTED 25 CHILD CARE WANTED INSTRUCTION 32 INSTRUCTION 33 WANTED- INSTRUCTIONS FARMERS MARKET 66 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 71 BUILDING MATERIALS 72 FARM-GARDEN PRODS.

73 FEED AND FERTILIZER 74 FARM EQUIPMENT 75 PLANTS76 LIVESTOCK 77 POULTRY-BIRDS 79 DOGS-CATS-PETS 80 FARMS FOR RENT 1 FARMS FOR SALE FINANCIAL 82 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 83 WANTED-BUSINESS OPP. I INVESTMENTS MONEY TO LEND I WANTED TO BORROW MORTAGES FOR SALE MORTGAGES WANTED MORTGAGE LOANS MARKET PLACE 93 FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I SPORTING GOODS BICYCLES 97 AUCTIONS 2 PERSONALS FOR INFORMATION on coholism Call Alcohol Counsel in Proprom. 437-1772 A Protes signal Treatment Proprom IT'S SMALL BUT IT GETS BIG RESULTS This 30 dev ad costs ante Se 12 per for BOTH PORETS Call Cressified for details 432-9811 2 PERSONALS IF YOU Want to drink, that's your business. To stop, that's ours. 433- 4191.

Alcoholics Anonymous. to New York with me. Sun March or Mar 31th, share cost of gas only. 432-5165 days. LADY VENUS Aloe Vera comestics, new in this orea, for free tacial more into.

492-1581. Antique hunting? A quick way to find just what you're looking for is to consult the classified pages for new old items every day! FAMILY WANT AD INFORMATION Office Hours The Classified Department off. ice will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m, Monday through Friday in order for you to place your ads, cancel your ads or moke corrections on your ads. Call 432-9811.

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the day prior 10 our next publication or before 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday. Sunday and Monday's publications. Corrections In cose of an error in your ad, corrections can be made up to 5:00 p.m. the day prior to our next publication or before 5 p.m.

Friday for Saturday, Sunday and Monday's publications. IMPORTANT NOTICE OF ERROR Please Check Your Classified Ad The Pensacola News- Journal assumes the responsibility of the first incorrect insertion, after which time the advertiser becomes responsible for the remaining cost of the advertisement. Please check your ad the first dav it runs. in the event of an error, notice should be given in time for corrections before the second day it runs. General Information Daily Classitied ads are published in the Pensacola Journal (morning edition) and Pensacola News (evening edition) the same day.

Daily rates quoted include insertion in both the Pensacola Journal and Pensacola News Monday through Friday: the Pensocola Journal on Saturday is counted as one day: the Pensacolo News-Journal on Sunday counted as one day. The Pensacola News- Journal reserves the right 10 classily and classified ads according to rules sovernine classified popes. The Pensacola News- Journal also reserves the right to revise or reiect of cation any advertising which is deemed obiectionable elther in sublect matter or phraseot- The Pensacola Journal Classified advertising 432-9811 Your business will increase with a continuing advertising program in the classified section. Call today and let one of our experienced representatives give you all the information. 17 HELP WANTED DIAL-A-SERVICE 98 MACHINERY AND TOOLS 99 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 100 PHOTO EQUIPMENT 101 GARAGE SALES 102 FIREWOOD FOR SALE 103 T.V.

RADIO STEREO 104 OFFICE STORE EQUIP. 105 SALE106 WANTED TO BUY 107 ARTS CRAFTS 108 ANTIQUES MARINE EQUIPMENT 109 BOATS WANTED 110 BOATS FOR SALE 111 BOAT ACCESSORIES RENTALS 113 WAREHOUSE SPACE 114 FURNISHED APARTMENT 115 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT 116 FURNISHED ROOMS 117 MOBILE HOME RENTALS 118 FURNISHED HOUSES 119 UNFURNISHED HOUSES 120 SHARE HOME, APARTMENT 121 CONDOS TOWNNOUSES 122 BUSINESS-OFFICE SPACE 123 MOBILE HOME SPACE 124 BEACH COTTAGES 125 WANTED TO RENT REAL ESTATE 126 ACREAGE FOR SALE 127 WATERFRONT 128 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 129 HOMESITES -CAMPSITES 130 COMML INVESTMENT 131 REAL ESTATE WANTED 132 OUT OF TOWN 133 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 134 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE 135 AIRPLANES 136 RY'S EQUIPMENT 137 TRUCKS VANS 138 AUTO PARTS-ENGINES 139 MOTORCYCLES 140 AUTOMOBILES WANTED 141 ANTIQUE AUTOS 142 FOREIGN SPORTS CARS 143 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 144 TRUCKS, HEAVY DUTY 2 PERSONALS AVOID COSTLY DIVORCE! DO IT YOURSELF FREE INFORMATION FORM DIVORCE $45 Uncontested Forms notarized and prepored for fling. Wills $25 His Her Wilts 440 Deeds $10 Power of Attorney $10 Adoption $50 Corporation $50 MorrioDes $25 Notary Terms ovoil. Will toke items on trope. Appts evenings winds.

7120 IDA'S SACHEM LEGAL RD Alphabetically Listed Accounting, Bookkeeping, Tar Services Air Conditioning Appliance Repairs Automotive Service Beauty Shops Bicycle Repairs Parts Blacktopping Paving Beat Meter Service Cabinets, Woodworking Carpet Cleaning Carpentry Catering, Party Service Cement, Concrete Brick Block Child Care Cleaning Services Clock- Watch Repairs Contractors, General Convalescent Care Drafting-Design Draperies Slipcovers Dressmaking, Tailoring Alterations Elderty Care Electrical Contractors Electrolysis Entertainment Fencing Fireplaces Chimneys Floor Covering Furniture Refinishing Repairs Gas-Grills Lights Glass-Mirrors, Framing Gutters Downspouts Home Exterior Morse Service Instructions Insulation Insurance Janitorial Service Kindergarten Nursery Landscaping, Lawns, Garden Yard Work Legal Services Lock-Gunsmith Maid Service Maintenance Service Masonry Monogramming Motorcycle Repairs Moving Mauling Music Lessons Notary Public Painting Pest control Pet Service Piano Tuning Plastering Plumbing Heating Photography Service Printing Engraving Private Schools Radio TV Repairs Refrigeration Service Rental Service Roofing RV Repair Service Secretarial Service Septic Tank Sewing Machine Repairs Sheet Metal Work Shower, Tub Enclos. Solar Construction Sprinkler Systems Storage Swimming Pools Swimming Pools Servicing Supplies Taxidemy Tire Service TV, Radio Stereo Rentals Upholstery Wallpapering Welding Windows Well Pump Service 2 PERSONALS 2 PERSONALS UNCONTESTED Divorce. $110. Fees include services. CORPORATIONS new.

$95. FREE 134-5247 PREGNANCY PROBLEM PREGNANCY? For helpful information over the telephone, call Abortion Counsel. ing Center in Pensacola (904) 478-3408 QUINTEN SAWTIMBER 30 SALE The Director, Division of Forestry, Collins Building, Tallahassee, FL, will accept sealed bids up to 2:30 P.M.. EST. April 24, 1980, for the sale of approximately 210 MBF sawtimber (International Scale), 181 cords pulpwood, and 48 cords topwood, more or less, on Blackwater River State Forest.

The amount of the bid should be plainly written or typed out and signed by the individual submitting the bid and must be accompanied by a Cashier's Check in the amount of of the bid rounded up to the highest dollar. This check will serve as a Performance Bond and the successful bidder, if he desires, may secure a Surety Bond to replace the Cashier's Check. The Cashier's Check will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. The Division of Forestry reserves the right to reject any all bids. Full' information and contract specifications should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Munson, FL, before the bids are submitted.

Doyle Conner, Commissioner By: Clifford R. Faulkner State Forest Supervisor LEGAL NO. 21380 1-T MARCH 26, 1980 LOST LARGE black male cot with rupture on stomach, near 10 Mile Rd. Chemstrand. Reward.

477-1415 or 478-8851 LOST Walker Hound, female, Muscogee bridge, Cantonment area. Craig Roberts 477-2707. LOST: 6 week old female. black German Shepherd. Grey spot on chin.

Lost by Allentown Rd. 1-623- 7378. $50 reward. No questions. LOST: Mate Red Cocker, Myrtle Grove 432-0412 before 3:30 ask tor Diane.

30 Vasser Dr after 4:30. Lost Siberian Husky Blue eves. New Chemstrand Kingsfield Reward. 968-5322. LOST Man's prescription sun glasses.

frames, black case. Call 455-9789. LOST: ST. BERNARD, male. 6 yrs old, brn wht.

Vicinity Oakcrest. Family Pet. 455-5369. FOUND Female black Malamute puppy. Cantonment area.

If not claimed, possibly free to good home. 968-2915. LOST LARGE male black persion declawed, needs medication, vic. Saufley Pines Dr. 455-9624.

LOST Male Irish Setter. Vicinity of 12th Jordon. Blue collar. Reward. Call Bob at 434-2794.

LOST Black poodle, white face feet, male, Cantonment, $50.00 Reward, no questions, 968-9624. LOST: Pace Area smoll female cat, white with black markings black tail. Answers to Bea' Reward. 492-1563. LOST Child's pet dog black white Husky Shepherd.

Pine est 1-10. $10 reward. 944-0147. FOUND: WHITE small dog Near Maison De Ville apartments 9th Ave. For information 477-4923.

LOST: COCKATIEL Yellow Crest. Pens Bch, REWARD. Mike leave message, 438-8054. FOUND: Pedigree German Shepherd. Myrtle Grove area.

Call 456-7182. LOST: 14 ct. gold chain bracelet with box catch at K-Mart Garden Center. on Davis. Sat.

477-3961. Lost 2 Females Chihuahuas. Lgt brown, St. Reward. 430-6088 433-8504.

FOUND: White brown female Husky dog. Vicinity 9th Ave. near PJC. 478-7919. LOST.

white female Afghan Hound, white face tail. Info appreciated. Reward. 476- 8078, 476-9198. AGED Calico Cat, female, missing Sol March 22.

115 E. Gregory. Call 432-2486. 478-0973 Nite. MONUMENTS, CEMETERIES BAYVIEW MEMORIAL Cementer y- 3 lots, High Dry, Best locolion.

Reasonable Price. 434-6322. ANNOUNCEMENTS ARTHUR COBB Associates now accepting select Public Relations Clients, call 492-1212. 13 ELDERLY CARE TO HELP YOU CARE FOR A LOVED ONE AT HOME. emplovees carefully screened.

bonded. insured and supervised by a RN. QUALITY CARE 438-4928 17 HELP WANTED LOCAL COMPANY now ing needs Inside sales people, out. side sales people, warehousemen. Public Relations.

Excellent benetits. Call for appointment 476-5294 SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTOR Pensacola's newest and most progressive dive shop has an opening for a certified instructor. Hours very flexible. Income dependant soley on ability. For details phone 453-2663.

SALESPERSON Copoble of learning drug store sales cashier work. Must have at least high school education and neat appearance. Experience preferred but not necessary. Excellent starting salary and working conditions. Hospitalization including maior medical plan, free lite insurance, pension plan, sick leave, paid vacation, employee discounts other benefits.

No phone calls. Apply Revco Drugs, Ensley Sqaure Shopping Center, Number Two 9 Mile Rd. Equal Opportunity Emplover. TESTING Counseting on all alternatives. Birth control information.

S.H.E. Call collect (904) 432-8357 Baptist Hospital NEW LIFE Program: medically directed alcohol and drug programs. insur once covered 434-4864 SECRETARY Function as receptionist assistAnt for 3 professionals. HEAVY typing. Some dictaphone.

Modern equipment including DEC word processor, Variety of duties. Call D.T. McLeod, for interview. 434- 3588. PROGRAMER FOR IBM 4300 system.

Must have knowledge of JCL statements. 2 to 3 years experience with IBM 370 or equivalent. Excellent benefits. Send qualification and salary history to Box A-15 Pensacola News- Journal Pensocolo, FI. 32501.

CARPET SALES Experience preferred, but not necessary. Call Mr. White. 478-1335. HELP WANTED Part time full time positions available.

Geriatric at its best. Pensacola Health Care Focility. Contact Mrs. Shirley Rippel Hohorst Director at 434-2355. PART TIME sales evenings and weekends.

Must be experienced in hardware or building materials. Call West Building Materials, 478- 3273. CLERICAL OPENING Type accurately, knowledge of bookkeeping. 2 years office experience. Send resume to P.O.

Box 17048. Pensacola, Fla. 32522. HAIRDRESSERS wanted, male female at Joseph Cosmetichology Salon. 732 W.

Garden, for interview call 432-9819. FIRST Class body repair person. must have af least 10 years experience with frame work. Only experienced need apply. Top wages, 432-1711.

WANTED MOTORCYCLE Mechanic with tools Yamaha experience preferred. Call for appointment Sam Cycle Shop 455- 2202. USED AUTO PARTS PULLER Must have knowledge of VW's and good driving record. Apply al 6950 Pensacola Blvd. ADAMS ECONOMY VW.

STEELWORKER WANTED Proiect requires services to do Hot- Riveting of steel members. Craftsmen only. Contact Jim ko. National Park Service. Gulf Breeze, 932-5302..