Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 1

12A Sorurday, July 8, 1967 trite fflcttgarnlit ffimtrttal ft West Florida Cooperative Picnic Scheduled Today will be transacted in tSie afternoon session, with adjournment scheduled at 3:45 p.m. News-Journal Bureau GRACEVILLE Registration will begin Saturday at 8 a.m. for the annual meeting Stafford, district 9. Nominations also will be accepted from the floor. Voting will take place a 2 p.m., following lunch.

Unfinished and new business the first 50 members registering. Invocation will be given by the Rev. John Franklin, and a program of entertainment will follow. Reports will be given by officers, trustees and Manager Elbert Franklin. A nominating committee will then present a slate of nominees for trustees.

The nominating committee is of the West Florida Ecctric Cooperative. The meeting will be held in Greenwood Park, located adjacent to the Cooperative's headquarters building. Registration will continue until 11 a.m., when members will be welcomed by Graceville Mayor E. D. Patterson Jr.

Prizes will be presented to composed of Donald Leonard, Thomas L. Varnum, A. N. Davis, H. P.

Hudson, Milton W. Dilmore, B. C. Givens, Fred Mcintosh, W. L.

Clark, Alex Parker and W. C. Pittman. Nominees are Grady Tew, district Luther Pittman, district C. B.

Sapp district Henry Arnold and L. D. Register, district 7, and Coy W. GRENADE KILLS 4 BOGOTA, Colombia (UPD-An air force cadet and three privates were killed Friday in the accidental explosion of a hand grenade at the Madrid Airbase 20 miles west of Bogota. An estate tax must be filed for every citizen or resident of the United States whose gross estate exceeds $60,000 in value at the time of his death.

A v' Of IKIIBIIBlBy I JP 1 'I'" ,.,.0 El "carload i 1 i 1 1 i 'v D3u c3 1 1 APPLIANCES! 1 Ml MMB Swimming Has Its Rewards ORLANDO Tctotallcr Thomas Kelley swims a lot, and once a year he swims a mile in a near-Orlando lake, and for his efforts he gets a big kiss from Mrs. Kelley. This year the "near-vegetarian" dieter did it again, then got kissed and photographed again. He's 94. (Penucola Journtl AP Wirephoto) Holmes Couniy Homecoming Day Slated Friday News-Journal Bureau BONIFAY Friday will be Holmes County homecoming day, the county's homecoming club has decreed.

Interest in the annual event, held last year for the first time, is growing, explained Bonifay Mayor Devane Williams, club president. He said the interest increase is indicated by a deluge of inquiries about program plans. Williams said nearly 100 former Holmes Countians returned last year for the initial homecoming day program. It is planned to allow the visitors ample time during the day to visit old friends and familiar sites in the county and then register later for a banquet that will be held at the women's club house, Williams said. Registration will start at 6:30 p.m.

in the social hall of the First Baptist Church and the reunion banquet will begin at 8 p.m. All former residents of the county are invited to attend the affair to renew acquaintances and fellowship, Williams invited. He said many of those attending will be former students in county schools, but that is not a requirement for membership. Other officers include Miss Flora Alford, vice president: Kelly Swindle, secretary; and J. E.

Folmar, treasurer. HO (HONEY GDOWKTAE30 Miss Universe Entries Have a Common Goal MIAMI BEACH (AP) The, Tall, freckled-faced Miss more than 70 girls representing (Wales, Denise Elizabeth Page, was disqualified from one pre their countries in the MLss Uni liminary contest because she wore tights in the bathing suit contest. Five days after she won the Miss England contest, Jennifer verse pageant have a common goal, but the paths that led them to Miami Beach were diverse, and in some case, rocky. rtM- I i a im iUI! Linu-ix! lumu'm wi- i.w-is had epperdiniiis. Just a finally opens Sunday night owr weeks atcr she contestants will go through was on.her way to the Miss week of vigorous screening and ronfpSt rehearsing.

Winner of the contest will tour the world as well as receiving $10,000 in prize money. "I wish I was back in England now," she said wistfully, "I'm missing it a little now." Several contestants, includ- In addition she will win Miss England, entered the $10,000 person tract and a jacket. appearance con- contests with the hope of chinchilla I thering their careers. i Miss Greece, Elya Calligera- I AUTOMATIC WASHER PnlAMf IS LINT FILTER AGITATOR 3 WATER TEMPERATURES a Li ii La POSITIVE WATER Fill SAFETY LID SWITCH 1 rnn'TFW water level control water softener dispenser MJ) VIRTUALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE PUMP UNBALANCE SWITCH j' 1 YR. FREE SERVICE MAYTAG DEPENDABILITY I PLUS MAYTAG If ftX fl A 1 I LOW, LOW, PRICES Oil ALL DEPENDABILITY jrifAyMlLS HEW MAYTAG WASHERS GIANT SAVINGS mm LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE nmX WEIL WHEEL WETL-PEAII Many of the girls admittedly ki, said, "I never thought I P7Z OA 1J stumbled, onto the beauty con-1 would win." She said she just JJ flT6Cl twf rirrnil mnrn hv tinned it U'riulr! hpln hnr mnrtnl.i Okaloosa CAP than design.

ing career. Miss Ireland, Patricia Arm-! Rossi. Miss Italy, 20, strong, and Miss Republic of also, hoped it would help her Smith Africa. Wendv Tne taI! green-eyed don. said their bov friends blonde Venetian said modeling in their pictures to the nrr greatest interest.

She nary contest without their said shc lcave any by News-Journal Bureau iri'mns ixrnxl she was loo young to have any. ENJOY AIR C0NPITIONING LIVING NOW! IV knowledge. Miss Venezuela, Mariela Perez Branger, a tall dark-haired public relations girl for a U.S. firm said somebody suggested she enter the contest when the as at a party. CAP Cadets Plan Flight Ex-lnyesligalor For Garrison Is Subpoenaed ELVINATOR Alii CONDITIONER! FORT WALTON BEACH -The Okaloosa Community Action Program has received a grant of $78,430 for a "foster grandparents" program in the county.

Mrs. II. L. Bcrridge. OCAP president, was notified late Thursday of the grant, which will be for a six-month period.

Notification of the grant was from S. Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes.

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Atty. Jim Garrison sub-jpocnaed William Gurvich, a private detective who quit the district attorney's staff recently, and John (The Baptist) Can-Jcler, convicted of burglary, to appear before the grand jury! 1 next Wednesday. ro) Aik 11 (0) Baptists Slafe Music School At Caryville News-Journal Bureau CARYVILLE Caryville Baptist Church has been cho- News-Journal I lure an 1 OUT WALTON BEACH Cadets of the Civil Air Patrol Mimnicr program will make an oi irutiition flight Sunday from Eglin Air Force Base to the Destin Airport. Fat ii cadet of the squadron at Fglin will receive 20 minutes of flight time in an exercise calied "operation wings." Seniors recently promoted in the Eglin CAP squadron include: Ginger Thompson, lo master sergeant; Graccanna Jenkins and Francis Ilesteivo, to technical sergeants, and William Oliver, Felix Jaramillo and Fred Mudrich, to staff sergeants. Tennagers interested in becoming members of the CAP should contact 1st I.t.

Ellis Thompson. Gurvich, who traveled the nation seeking clues in the i probe, charged two weeks ago there is no basis for Garrison's i investigation. He testified vol untarily before the grand jury last Wednesday. "This time we want the grand jury to hear him out on a put up or shut up basis to Upeii as me sue ior a music draw out the evidence, if jhas any," said Asst. Dist.

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for leaders and prospective future song leaders. She said the voice class will begin at 8 p.m. for all interested members in the association, especially choir members. The association has about 30 churches, with each being invited to send representatives to the school. Although Caryville is in Washington County, the Baptist Church here holds membership in the neighboring Holmes County Association.

P- 'i ifll I 11 liiiil 111 CD i-m5: hh I I yS(Sj 3 IT NO FORCED AIR BLAST ii' if Jt-F II i' to dry out fresh (oods in the r7 Kelvmalor refrigerator compart-Lfa: ment. Exclusive Humidiplate d- ppi trosts automatically, keeps foods fresh and moist days longer even 69 Kicnard V. isurnes. Burncs said the private detective was being supoenaed rnlher than asked to appear voluntarily "to insure his appearance. Without a subpoena, there's no guarantee that he would he available." Cancler, who is in prison awaiting court action on a bur-glarv conviction, appeared recently on a special television program by the National Broadcasting Co.

He said he was asked by a member of the district attorney's staff to break into the French quarter home of Clay L. Shaw, who has been charged with conspiring to murder President John F. Kennedy. "He's just another person who professes to have knowledge of the Burnes said of Cancler. "He has never testified under oath to the charges he made over nationwide television.

We want to give him that, chance." Gurvich announced his doubts about the Garrison investigation after visiting Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D-NY, in New York City recently. Asked why Gurvich had been subpoenaed, Burnes said, "He appeared voluntarily last week, but since he's not beating on the door any longer to get in, we decided to issue a subpoena just to see whether he really has any information." Questioned whether he believed Gurvich or Canceler would be able to supply the grand jury with any significant information, Burnes replied: "Positively not." Plane Overturns In Melon Patch MIAMI (AP) A single-engine plane crashed in a watermelon patch in North Miami Friday afternoon as it was approaching Opa-Locka Airport to land. The pilot, Jack D.

Harvey, 29, of Hialeah, said the plane's fuel pump apparently failed and caused the engine to stall. The craft flipped over on its back after flitting the soft soil. The sheriff's office said the plane struck the field alter apparently trying to land on busy Northwest 7th Avenue. Harvey and a passenger, W.A. Dayton, 42, of Freeport, Grand Bahama, were taken to North Dade Hospital with minor injuries.

ROMAN GLADIATOR AKRON, Ohio (UPI)-Sheriff deputies Thursday arrested a spear-carrying "Roman gladiator" at, of all places, the pickets' tent near the strikebound B. F. Goodrich Co. her Francis Ward, 40, sporting a toga, plumed helmet and spear, was charged with being intoxicated. Ward charged into the pickets' tent routing several men at spear point.

WITH TRADE y- i' Win Mni 'Ml i Woman Killed In Melon Truck HAWTHORNE (UPI) -A truckload of watermelons overturned on state road 234 near here Friday, killing the woman driver. Police say Ruby Morgan of Hawthorne was pinned in the cab of the truck. There were four other persons riding in the truck when it rolled on its side and flipped its load of melons into a ditch. Three of them were unhurt, but a fourth man was pinned under some melons and hospitalized for observation, police said. Lu au LrjJ 006 KZVJ WARRINGTON RD.

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