The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 17

6 A Friday, July 10, 1964 'y tf Evans Finishes PU Course EAU GALLIE 2. C. Dorsey E. whose parents live at r. N.E.

2nd Eau completed an information at the Denan ment of Defense lnform tion School, Fort Slocum N. July 2. m' During the course At man Evans received in! struction in public rela. tions, command informa." tion communications. Airman Evans is a 193? graduate of R.

J. Reynold. High School. Win, Ton! 5m'- and aended North Carolina State Col lege, Ra.eign. CHARlt BICG Boeing Impact Widespread COCOA FF.ACH atuws of The tv have widespread innvu't axotvmv, A (Tex) Johnst.m.

tv r. Atlantic Test nuni-e yesterday. "The Atlantic Test Center rayr.vi rr-ape neartv nvwtv This is dd.ttcn to the company Florida purchasing activities 12 totaled Johnston explained. Thee commitments Florid suppliers ere support cf Boeing's commercial and National Aeronautics and Administration rro- I X. 1 7 1) 1st Bit plisl Youth-Led CVVOA BEACH A revival begns JJy at the First Baptist Chuivh, CiKtva Beach under ieaoe 01 in v.

1 1 da Baptist Student Union i i. and tr.e ot tr.e cnunn. leaders are Charles Bjgg, James Thompson, sor.g leader; and James Beasley, youth d. rector. Bcipg, a junior at Stetson University and a mini siena! student, has had previous leadership evpenence which includes conducting revivals and supply pneachinc.

THOMPSON IS a sophomore fit Stetson University and is studying music. He has served as music c. rector in Sunday School st First Baptist Church, Deland. and was on the stiff of the Ricge Baptist Camps as recreation-discussion and song leader last summer. Beasley, a sophomore at St, Johns River Junior College has served as assistant training union director and a Sunday School officer.

His vocational choice is the ministry. The Sunday services will include worship service at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., and evening service at 7:30 p.m. During the week there will be a 7:30 evening service. Everyone is invited.

the 707, 720 and 727 commercial jetliners, and the model 107, CH-47A Chinook and CH-46A Sea Knight helicopters. prams. In dd.ticn to pur- chases cf components ar.d subsystems used to support prcrams such as the Un.t-ed States Air Force Minute-man weapon system, the company procures a variety of ether fcxds and services. INCLUDED IN this category are build. ng materials." office supplies, mill supplies, hardware items, utilities, automohi es.

i ting, and jamtor.al, fneight. transportation and communications services. Johnston said Boeing suppliers in Florida total more than 160. "Besides the economic effect of company activities, there is considerable impact generated through purchase of goods and services by employes and their families," he continued. Still another aspect of Boeing operations is the number of jobs created.

More than 75 per cent of the approximately 730 Boeing employes assigned to the Cape Kennedy area were hired in Florida. Boeing's military, commercial and space projects and support programs include intercontinental ballistic missile. B-52 heavy bomber, Bomarc interceptor missile, first stage booster for the NASA Saturn launch vehicle, KC-135 jet tanker, C-135 jet transport; gas-turbine hydrofoil boats, and Xctc BunUcrs Jefi. hands ever reins cf Mondav while Mackey assumes his new duties next week. Morgan resigned to become president of new-bank in Greenville.

Tenn. (Brevard Sentinel-Star Staff Photo bv Blanton McBride) to successor liiiam rew vice president and tr-k over as president Station WWBC Signs On Tomorrow JAMES BEASLEY Youth director Stales Revival JAMES THOMPSON Song leader Communion Offered MERRITT ISLAND The Merritt Island Presbyterian Church, organized April 19, will hold its first Communion service Sunday, July 12, at the 11 a.m. worsh service. The cnurch has 127 members and is meeting in tern porary buildings located on the church site at 25 Cone six blocks south of the First National Bank Merritt Island. Elders Fred B.

Keiter. Floyd L. Kutch. and Henry B. Wagner will assist the pastor, the Rev.

W. F. Lee, in serving the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The Sacrament is observed quarterly in the Presbyteri an Church, and all who are professing Christians are welcome to join the congregation in this very important service. a fast bargain: The jMpJn: Cfjrpt Mo-pen.

seated Citirms Bank of T. Nrvin ts JaTTjes rtshier bfiks on. Board To Dam Okay WEST PALM BEACH -The Governing Board of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District (FCD) will consider the acceptance of the $1,119,682 lock and dam structure known as S-65 and located on the Kissimmee River at 9 a.m. today at FCD head-quarters, 901 Evernia Street, in West Palm Beach. If the Governing Board accepts the structure from the Corps of Engineers they will also consider bids for the operation of the structure.

S-65, located at the outlet of Lake Kissimmee, is one of seven large water control and lock structures along the 95-mile stretch of the Kissimmee Basin that will benefit a drainage area. The $33.2 million Kissimmee Basin project is nearly 50 percent completed. G. E. DAIL FCD executive director, said the public is invited to attend the meeting.

tasviue Mac key, Nevin How to drive a hard, rugged bargain: in mm ii i mi in iij i mm maiiim i inijyi iw v. m.ii mm i iwj mmx yjfxvttw "im iu jjulii Florida. He is the 19R3-64 president of the Florida Associated Press Broadcasters and has served on the board of directors of United Press International. WWBC station manager Berk Fraser, has more than 11 years broadcast experience. Sales manager Pete Carr has been in radio sales for the past five years.

News director Ron Gull is from Detroit and has a degree in speech from Wayne State University. He will direct WWBC's news operation including co-ordination of reports from United Press International, Florida News Service in Washington and from correspondents around the state. Chief engineer Stan Anderson completes his third radio station installation. DICK FAIN and Tom Morley are announcers-producers and together with Fraser and Anderson will do most of the air work for the station. PUWiWIIUllffllNlittM CREATIVE INTERIORS Slipcovers Upholstery Draperies Carpeting 730 New Havan PA 3-5061 Malbourn Ti whom It my conctrn: You htreby notified thif th.

followin motor vchiclt 1J Mercury 2H01SSO3S3I will bo told at public mi it 11 o'clock on Iht day of July 151 New Haven AWoouw Florida The proceeds of the sale i be applied first to the pavmeni of tn costs ot retaking, storing end of said motor vehicle and the cost of publication of notice of sale and then the satisfaction of the balance out under the contract with Eisie Oetman 4364 Maxwell Drive Eu Galhe, Florida covering the fininctns of said motor vehicle. Any surplus ll be Paid to you and you will remim lieble for any balance remaimna unpaid under said contract. Bv: B. Ginn Commercial Credit Corporation Melbourne, Florida July HU To whom It may eoncern: You art hereby notified that let following motor vehicle 195 Chavrolat F5925tlM will be sold at public sale it it o'clock on the It day of July H44 tt 121 New Haven Avenue, Melbournf, Florida The proceeds of the sale will be applied first to the payment of tne costs ot retaking, storing and sale of said motor vehicle and the cost of publication ot notice of sale and then to the satisfaction of the balance 0i under the contract with Waiter E. ana Ruth Hendrix P.O.

Box 173 Roselsnd. Florida covering the financing of said motor vehicle. Any surplus will paid to you and you will remain liabio for any balance remaining unpaid under taid contract. By: B. Ginn Commercial Credit Corporation Melbourne, Florida July 10, im ($2794) r' pvyJSrV wf' k- Accountants Install Officers ROCK LEDGE The Brevard County Chapter of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants held its first installation dinner meeting at the Rockledge Country! Club this week.

Installed to one-year terms were Gilbert Schwartz, president, Robert N. White, vice president; and Clifford Riles, secretary-treasurer. BARNEY Bernstein, im mediate past president of the Statewide Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants was installing officer. Clifford Beazly, executive secretary of the Florida State Board of Accountancy was toast- master and moderator. Robert Stonerock of Orlando and Titusville, president of the Florida Institute, extended greetings.

York Stock Exchange NO FEE I STOCK MARKET CLASSES liisnucm mmiv a.trf,,, AT- COCOA Central Brevard's newest radio station will sign on tomorrow at 10 a according to WWBC station manager William (Bill) Earman. WWBC will operate with a power of 250 watts at 1510 on the dial. The WWBC antenna is located just north of the 520 causeway in the Indian River near Culbert's Marina. Earman said that the antenna mounted in the water provides the station with expanded coverage. "It is rather like standing in the bathtub and putting your finger in the light socket.

The water of the Indian River conducts the electric radio signal up and down the coast," Ear-man said. The WWBC studios are located at 228 Forrest Ave. in Cocoa. a an's professional experience totals more than 15 years in broadcasting including the past six years as operations manager of WPDQ in Jacksonville. Earman received a bachelors degree in journalism and communications from the University of IP Reyholds Cb.

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