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Ths Pensacola News Thursdiy, July 13, 1972 1C3 3 J. KXSONAU Fiscfier may quf mei'cfi NOOTIIUEST FLORIDA'S ONLY VISTARAMA 4-3 Fmm mi tw tpt rt Mr vi 1 ii. V.J "TENDER WARRIOR" AT 1:00 "JUNIOR BONNER" AT 3:10 5:05 7:05 9:00 I a rr Lj i -n nn rii ii i REYKJAVIK, celand (AP) Bobby Fischer today was reported threatening to break off his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky unless all movie cameras are removed from the playing hall. "It's quite serious. He may not play at all," said a member of Fischer's entourage who asked not to be identified.

Fischer was scheduled to meet the world champion from the Soviet Union later today for the second game of their 24-game match. The American challenger lost the first game Wednesday night. Fischer staged a 30-minute walkout shortly after the play began Wednesday, complaining that a movie camera 150 feet away was making him nervous. The camera was hardly visible in the dimness outside the lighted players' circle, and it could not be heard by Fischer, but aides said the knowledge of its presence unnerved him. Chief referee Lothar Schmid of West Germany, who makes the decisions on all contested points in connection with the match, told Fischer during his walkout there was nothing he could do about the camera.

Film and television rights for the match have been sold to an American promoter, and Fischer and Spassky are to get a share of the proceeds, estimated at a minimum of $27,500 each. "It's up to Lothar Schmid whether Bobby plays," one of Fischer's advisers said today. a at his hotel, Schmid said: "There will be a match tonight. If Fischer doesn't appear, he will take the consequences." A member of Fischer's HAW An Artfmr P. Jacob Production In mmcJMoa with fioflin-Jot Production "PLAY IT AfcAIN.SAAV A Herein hoes Fan iiwyixuiu jurriAtr andtlAUki ANM Af It SMI It SA1T ma-isi5SSSSa camp said the "legal aspects are being studied." Richard Stein, a lawyer for the promoter who bought the TV and film rights, Chester Fox, said he was up all night with Fischer's second, the Rev.

William Lombardy, and Fred Cramer of the U.S. Chess Federation. Stein said that at one point Fischer walked in on the meeting, listened for a few minutes and then in a few sentences indicated he was adamant about expelling the cameras. Then he went to bed. In agreement with Lombardy and Cramer, Stein wrote Fischer a letter at 5 o'clock this morning appealing to the challenger to accept the presence of the cameras and go on playing.

"I hope the letter will move him." Stein said. Schmid said he was pre- Eggs, poultry EGGS: Sanllmtnt It steady I firmer. Pricti looking upward which It tncour glng Is produci. Dtmand good with uppllei adequati. Prlcat to Retalleri, Store Door Dellv cry, Caaea Included, Mln one Cat Salti: FLORIDA ORADB A (Min par cant Or A) CARTONS Large Jtwt Wot.

40'V4J' Medium 32'-3 Mot. iVMi Small Moi. SHIPPED IN 6RADI A (Mm 10 ear cant Or A) CARTONS Larqe 40-44 Medium M-je Produeeri telling direct to contumer HO cantt hlaher. READY TO COOK POULTRY: Market fully tteady with ample tupply tor nomral to heavy demand. Sim moatly detlrablt with pricet generally unchanged.

Pricet to Retailers, Store Door Delivery, Grade Ice-Packed: Fryeri 2Vj-l lb. 'V35 Mot. 14 Hn t-4 Ibt. Toe tew Hent ovey 4 Ibt. Jt-41 Mot.

40 All otfcrlngt adequate tor light demand. MEET GINGER- Her weapon is her She can cut you, kill you or cure you! (mm COLOR by Deluxe nMOTPMOTWr-k 1.00 mJ Im Pal.toi Street Eal efwiewmn I Rare 1 .00 OPEN 1:15 SHOWS AT 1:30 3:20 5:10 7:05 :00 rain IU Stenti PeMfoi toeel I-I mm 4SJS7S4 I shows! 1 I AT 7:00 rr THEATREI STAIUS It still the same ecfrnaMf fifth Jl for love and 4 'Til Ji mmmfi "7 mm' (Gj DOG INTRODUCING WOODSTOCK CK1 BER I THE NEWEST MEMBER OFTHEPcANUIS GANG J'J FIRST PENSACOLA KM cunwrnr; KIDS PLEASE COME EARLY DAD. THIS IS FOR YOU TO! HAVE A NIGHT FULL OF LAUGHS sen. v-v jb- 1 9:30 IMTTTTITTllIlMlUlIIIlO uirrjuuj UR0IR 17-RttP aCtPIOOt nisi i UtWI 1 7 -RHP KinOOf (I) UTtD-NO ONI APMITTtO OPEN TOD AT 5: 1 5 P. FEAT.S:30-7:30:23 All SEATS $2.00 IITTfO THE SUPER STAR OUR SNOOPY Corrections and Stop Orders may be celled In on Saturday Noon, and Sunday 4 p.m.

-4 pm. IP YOU WANT to drink that's your builnett. To ttop, that't ourt. 433-41H. Alcoholics Anonymous.

CRISIS CALL Dial 432-3J44 day or night lor crltlt couniellng. (Community Mental Health Cenler Staff). let ycrteTephonb be your alarm. SI. 00 per week.

Wake-Up Service. 434-3352. EVERYThTnG YOU WANT to know about alcohol but ware afraid to ask Information Forum. 433-30II. ATTENTION ARTISTS: I will frame 4 sell your best paintings.

In mv new freme shop. In a prominent pense-cola shopping center, t'4-taot, alter weekdeys, anytime weekend. MARRIAGE COUNSELING, Private frectice. Lamar P. Speier, M.A.

lot Garden SI. For ppoinlments: tJJ-40U4. ELDERLY LADY DESIRES tama live In prlvote room, bath, In ex-chenge for companionship. Refer, ences exchanged. Appointment 474-17tl, PLAY GUITARI Don Windle, former with Ala.

Jubilee, Faron Young, and Judy Lynn Show, leeches In your home. 477-24O0, REBUILT KIRBYS. HO month. AAA Sewing Center, 2f.lt W. Cer yantet at W'.

43M03t. HUDSON'S TUNE UPS St.50. Rebuilt mowers, parts lor all mowers. Free pickup and delivery. 433-1210.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOYERS Reatonabie prices. Free estimates. Prions) Mrs. Dickinson. 455-39)1 NOTICE Report all classified errors immediately as the News-Journal is responsible for only one incorrect insertion, and then only to the extent of a make-good insertion.

tM03ILF0NE ANSWERING SERVICE IP THE PHONE OF ANY ADVERTISER IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OOES NOT ANSWER CALL 432-9983 And your message will be forwarded. Thlt Is ottered to you by MOBIL-FONE ANSWERING SERVICE in cooperation with The PENSACOLA NEWS-JOURNAL INC. 2. IQSTANDfOUND LOST: BLACK and tan short haird young male dog. Weighs 4i pounds.

Vicinity Avery and Streets. Reward. 43a-7J. LOST: STRING OF KEYS, vicinity 331 South Palatox. Reword 175.00.

No questions asked. 432-2401. FOUND: BLACK 4 white Boston Terrier, 477-3155, Identify 4 pay tor ad. LOST SMALL BLACK part Chi-huahua female. East nine mile road.

After 3:30 p.m. 43S-7MI. Reward. FOUND CORDOVA PARK small mixed breed puppy black with tan feet, has collar no tag. 432-1714.

LOST: SIAMESE Chocolate mark-ings, deformed toe, left hind leg. Regency Perk area. Answers "Her-mies''. Reward. 477-4471.

LOST SMALL BLACK male dog. Brown markings. Mixed breed. Corner Lansing 4 Lanier. Pleat call 477-2444, 474-1754.

Reward. MISSING: small black, white 4 brown dog, curled tell, Beseni type. Ferry Pass Heights aree. 474-4155. LOST BLACKBILLFOLD, July 4th.

on Hwy 22. neer Ala. State line. Pleasa return. Rewerd.

W. f. Taylor, 4774254. STRAYED FROM HOME Black and white Boston Bull Terrier, mala. SI0.00 reward.

434-3090. FOUND: FRIENDLY "BLACK female cat with collar, vicinity of Bralnerd end Itth Ave. 432-43t. 15. ACCTlNC.fcKKttTlNQ BOOKKEEPING SERVICE NO ob too small.

434-3352. 3 17. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MARINE Matters, pilots and mates for tewing In the Intercoattal Cenal, Mississtool River or oil patch oltthore or deep sea towing el heevy equipment. Licensed and unlicensed. For details call.

Port Captain, Dixie Carrier Harvev, LaJitK) 3t 2-4000, HELP WANTED MUST be 11, cooks and waitresses. Apply In person. Ray Cranlord's, 721 East Gregory. MAINTENANW Ambitious fhard worker. Mutt have general maintenance experience, plumbing, carpentry, electrical, gat end kerosene heeling.

Prefer own mobile home but not necessity. Available for emergency cells. Good working conditions. Salary open. Pensioner considered.

For Inter-View writ fully, P. O. Box S531, Pensacola, la. SECRETARY S150-S400 FEE PAID Good typist and good common sens. Dependable and mature.

Work tor local division of nettonel manufacturer. Exclusive litlng. DOT MCDONALD 434.1 J1 SNELLINC 471 PLAZA OUTSIDE SALES Expanding national clothing concern needs men or women ever fi to work In Pensacofa and Ft. Walton areas. Sales experience preferred but will from.

Seiary plus commission, plus bonus. Complete company benefits. Cell 432-1100 for appointment. XPERlTNCEfTTjETROlT'bTEsiL parts man for Mobile. Ala.

Oral, eranip, 000 plus, send mum Is P. O. boa 1124, Mobile Ale. 14401. BROILER COOK.

fXPERtpNCEO to work one of me touth't tin restaurants Martinet. AT PLEAS ANT RETIRED covole, to menage mnet, man must be hendv man. Positively ne drinking. With furnished, eir conditioned apart-ment. References required.

Apply Box 11 c-e News Journel. DUB TO EXPANSION Martinet of the Smith's finest festaurents needs ouallli.it chef or kitchen men per. Also, steward. jrjriTTk Turn your Ire hours Into profits si VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELOR No esnerienct necessary. We train.

Call 434-S34I 455-2477 for appoint- OFFICE CLERK Established local business has open. In tor metur lady at office clert. Must be ebie check money and mek deposits. Pile, write checks and have knowledge of accounts pay able. Must willing to work for advancement.

Croup Insurance end paM) veration alter One year employment. Monday Friday, 37V hour per week. Local resident amy, Reply Menaoer News-Journal Box A slat-Jngegnd experience. O. t.

MANAGEMEN TMilil Earn eitre Incom In whnlevai soap business Holiday Inn North. 14th July, 7:4 pm. WAITRESSFOREvEnTn4 "work, must be ii, apply In person The PI. a Mouse, Foot NAI Brldg DUB TO EXPANSION 4 need auall- lied Kentucky Fried Chicken man-agers. will train If willing rele-cate.

Phone 455-735. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES AND counter help. Must be II. Spilt thltt. Apply In person 10-4 p.m.

Old Plr hous Rsslsuront, 4)0 East Gregory. COUNTER HELP WANTED. Apply between J-S PM. No phon calls. Oa Iry Queen, 414 E.

Gregory. INSURANCE SECRETARY for tmell offlc. Mutt local, mature woman with casualty experience. 432-tt21. WANTED EXPERIENCED CRANE OPERATORS For Construction In Northwest Florida.

Contact M. C. C. of Florida, Inf. Pensacola Beach.

Fla. Call t32-mj equal Opportunity Employer Architectural Drafting Training A relatively short-term Intensified program taught by an architect In his office. Currant techniques and application to real lobt are utt few of the advantages. Job placement assistance after graduation. PENSACOLA BUSINESS COLLEGE 414 N.

Palatox St 434-0331 (See our ad under clatt II) DO YOU LIKE? Do you Ilk authority and retponsl-bllltyf Do you Ilk msnaglng and motivating people? Oe you like lob met is challenging. Interesting, and rewarding? Do you like ob with security end many fringe benefits? Do you went to own share in the company tor which you work? Have you had experience In warehouse management? Have you had experience In warehousing of automa-tlve parts? Do you want to work Pentecola, Florida? Could you relocate? Do you like to meke good money? Then phon for appointment, Guy Prothr Part. (t04) 432 0944. Alter 4 p.m. (to4) 432-4040.

CLERK TYPIST Start $390 Requires person who can assum more responsibility then ust clerical, Lending local company. DOT MCDONALD 434-1311 SNELLINC SNELLINC 471 PLAZA BLDG. SOUTH EASTERN fTlT Queen needs five men to train as managers, fringes benefits Includes hospl. ta illation, two weeks paid vacation first year, profit sharing progrem, prefer ll 4 ever, must have ambition to advance. Call for appointment, 434-0424.

SALES TRAINEE $7,000 plus comm. Nat'l co. will train. No overnight travel. No sales experience necessary, but must be sharp 4 businesslike.

vac. pd. Need now. CHAYA MCKENNEY SNELLING 4 SNEILING 431 PLAZA BLDG. COCKTAIL WAIT RElsES, Bartend-ers, package store clerk.

Preferebly female. No experience necessary. Will train If qualified. Contact Mrs. Hubbard, Roval package Store, General cilice, lot W.

Romana. No phone cells please. A KER 4 BAkFr'S HELPER? Male. Married. Good starting salary.

Apply In person. Cakemaster'a Bakery, 740 N. Beel Parkway. Ft. Walton Beach.

SERVICE STAT Ton ATTENDANT with some electrical experience. Driver's license required. Chapman's Garage, 1400 Norm 12th Ave. Apply In person only, a a DEALER REP. Start $6200 Handle floor planning distributor dealers.

Good appearance. Articulate and aggressive. No xp. req. Travel Involved.

Co. car plus expenses, interviewing our office KATHV MOORHEAD 434-1111 SNELLING 4 SNELLING 471 PLAZA BLDG. a a WANTED: EXPERIENCED ALUMINUM siding applicator, call Jack Davie after 4 P.M.. 434-7371. WANTED mature lady to work nights In day car nursery.

Must love children. Apply In person. No Boon cell! please. 417 North 'X' St. SANDWICH MAKER and Handle or-der window, must be 11.

Apply In porion "Snack Shop" Pensacola Beach Boardwalk. Mr. Helton. COOK JANITOR CUSTODIAN. IN- CHARGE CUSTODIAN-IN.

CHARCE CUSTODIAL FOREMAN Notic It hereby given that the County Civil Service Board will hold exam. Inetions on Thursday, August 10, 171 In CENTURY. FLORIDA to giv applicants an opportunity to qualify for the above listed positions. Immediate vacancies exist in some of the schools In the North End, and th new Century Memorial Hospital. Salaries, duties and requirements of th positions are follows: Cook: Salary Rang: 137113 1414 per month.

Under generot super, viikm, performs general duty cooking and baking In an Institutions! kitchen or school lunchrooms and does related work es required. Completion of the tenth school grade supplemented by at least two years of Institutional type quentity cook. or equivalent comblnetion of training and experience. License Requirement: Possession of a valid health card at Issued the Florida Sine Board at 1th, Wt. 44I4.J? par month.

Under super-vision performs ionitorlel and yard work at assigned facilities, does related work requiring some physical strength and desterltv. Completion of th eighth grarie supplemented by one year of gen-erel laniloriel experience and yard werk. Minimum Age; Cuttodlan-lnttarg Salary Ranee: 130 per montn. Under direction, hat charge of and It responsible tor th cust at a email Imtllutlenel (Hem supervises Irem One to tour subordinates av tioned to cuttodiel seryiresi and does related work as required. Cemplelien of eighth school gran tuootemented by two year of in.

rctoontibl isnltonal experience, or en equivalent comblnetion of training snd Patience. Minimum Age: 20, Custodien-ln-Charge laler Rente: .4474 tl oar mnk. Under direction, hat charge of and hi respenslbl top th custodial and tit services of a 1 m-siied institutional pienti supervise from five to eight subordinates assigned la custodial servicai does re-leted work as required. Completion ef nlntn school grad suo-pfemented by two y.art of creasingiy responsible lanitorlal xperience, Including one year a supervisory opacity) or an equivalent combination ef Irain- xprinc. Minimum JO 'atff 'sa USTf TP ano 4tJ 70 44t7 it per month.

Onoer direction, ha charge of end retoomibie tor th custodial er services of iag ln, ttltytlonel plant; supervise fbordinates assigned cuttodiel servtct an aiis ra-lated work at rqukedmt fltTT T4 veers ef in. creasingiy retponslbt. enttoril nd minor maintenance ei-erlence, tncludin (n Supervisory tepiclty) if equlveljnt of fr. n. Ag: "pf'nt minimum Comatrtsory Retlrmnf Age: ta, V'Ul'ir" 10 edmlnil-tered by County Physician lnr sa ht 00 P.M.

Thuriay, July to. 17 to SL4.i Anne, M.t.t?I?17,a Pmrid ritgnwey snwfh near citv Hall in tHJJr tqu.l porfunlty Smpleygr. FLORIDA CLASSIFIED SECTION ftarrtar Tart Wattea, Dtittn, Mirevillt. Bhtllmar, Valpa-raiie, Miltoa, Pace, Crtltvitar ad Otruoiak Sunaa. CleMifieel tale By teguett CRESTllETT Dial MU 2-ASit IT.

WALTON BEACH DialCH3-7eS MILTON-PACE PialC23-39l2 PENSACOLA Dlal433-005 150. WOTHWESTHA. CLENDA STANLEY REALTOR Skyline Hglt. Shopping Center Milton, 23-l4S4 Mobile living "Cheap" with twlnv mlng pool rac hall-ei lew at WOO. It Acret eft Chumuckle rea-aonabla.

Many good lots In the Milton I Pace area. Don't let thlt one get by you need a nice home in Milton. Star Hill area, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, many extrat. Equity fc euume mortgage. Country living with approx.

1 acre of land North ol Milton. Real luxury en Hwy. to West, on Highway, lott of treat, 3 bedroom, A-C A many extrat. We will build home for you for little at I2O0 down, call for detallt. Office hr.

Frl e. Sat. MJ. We are closed Sun. But may be reached at noma anytime.

Sales Pertonnel: Glende Stanley t73.Mil, DICK Ihlenburg 623-4183 Harvle Payne I33-S72) Equal Houtlna Opportunity MILTON AREA Choice wooded bemetltet from 11550 per acre. IS minutet from downtown Pentecola. IS per ceW down, up to I yeara on balance. Trailer lott 100x700 ft. tome en paved road.

Turn one mile touth of U.S. to on Mulat Road. Follow our tlant one-half mile to property. From tots. 1100 down, 2j month, limited mount.

Sun Valley Camptltet 11 waterfront lott on Cold Water River. Electricity and water available. Sett white tandy beaches and clean water. Idael for twimmlng and tithing. Sl.tJO up.

10 per cant down payment. Beautiful waterfront nomeitet, olen-ty of thade treet, white tandy beach, Blackwater River aree. tt.500, 10 per cent down. Two bedroom Summer home, water acceit to Blackwater Bey. Chainiink Fence.

110.000. Beautiful camptite tot on Pond Creek. 10 on water. 12,150, terms. ASSOCIATE REALTY OF INC.

O. M. MARSHALL, BROKER 7 HWY. to WEST, MILTON Sat. 433-2511.

Pensacola ttt-eOU. After hourt: tJ3-0H, tt. tMI, 423-SM5. tt4 (U0, 434:1712. ATTENTION Navy and ell field personnel, suburban luxury living, Roundup Valley (North of Milton.) Furnlthed 4 unfurnished 14 1 bedroom apartments, some I bedroom homes, heet 4 eir conditioning, carpeting.

Weekly or monthly. Cell Walt BlAkemore. Deys 4-421 1. Eveninos a73-091. CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS P1I0KT 433-0056 2.

riKSONAU SCWINO MACNINf SERVICE and reoalr. Factory trained mechanic. Pertt for most mekea guaranteed. 4ie-732. WE REPAIR; Fane Irons, lamps, percoialert, blenders, toasters.

De Marcus Sewing Center, 404 last WrWiht. 432-4H4. HATTIB RUTH Your Social Security eheck and properly binder chera. re here, together with mall and Shatter Bank Deposit. Call anytime.

Oliver, pared to invoke two rules of the match against Fischer. Rule 17 prohibits in the name of "the highest principles of sportsmanship" that either player "distract or annoy his opponent." Rule 21 allows the taking of pictures during the match by official photographers as long as the cameras are "neither visible nor audible." The camera Fischer objected to was officially sanctioned. With a maximum of 23 more games to be played, Robert Byrne, the second-ranking U.S. grandmaster, said Fischer's loss "isn't necessarily all that significant. Either of these players can come back and win." Jay companies take precautions Companies working In the Jay oil field have gone to great precautionary measures to prevent tragedy and disaster, a field project engineer told members of the Kiwanis Club at a Wednesday luncheon.

Sam Thrash, engineer for C-E Natco, a division of Combustion Engineering said among the precautionary measures are evacuation plans filed by the companies with the city and state and which are designed to protect families within a one-mile radius of the oil rig. The plans are posted so that families residing nearby will have full instructions as to what to do in the event of an emergency, he said. "Some companies have siren systems whereby when residents hear the blasts, they have been instructed to leave the vicinity. As companies drill, safety devices are installed and in case of a blowout, an ignition system lights to ignite a stream of gas that may escape." Thrash said if the gas escaped without having been ignited, it would kill over an area. But once it is lit, it is not toxic to anyone, he said.

DISCOVER evilleQuarter Craelrie Dining A Cntertiinawat Cemplrt and the Seville Players proudly prr.tent Mad Hatter's Revue II July 1 6 Sua. 8: 1 p.m. Jul 17 Mo.8:13r.iii. Ala July 23, 24, 30 ft 31 I 8:15 p.m. Dinner RevucS50 Slurlrntsft Military $475 Revue Onljr00 Sludrnl ft Military 1" Fr Rrarreal iont ft Information Call 455-2866 1P.M.

to 5 P.M. AIm ViiC IN WAREHOUSE an itta bovn miu fratunn NELSON K. HAMILTON A u'lf Jlv RrMenrenl Cofftr ana trm trnfrium SERVING DAILY uwhill A M. I M. Mnnert P.M.-II P.M.

tl H'ilh The Jamrt Brother i nm Mir! wii Kurrnair prmmi rrM: -A ammixm cwimich liih fit King F.eM CoverornVnl Si, Dnwntown 5 3S, I WARRINGTON, FLA. 5 IU 1(1 111 I I ff rJ July 10 thru 13 "MOVIE MADNESS" "WINDOWS" LAST DAY OPEN 1 P.M. A UIVI mM MilMltCMlCOlOM afl wklt PROOUCTIONr mum CX73U DfiTJT-i TECHNICOLOR OPEN 11:30 TOMORROW ftcuu Me a moon Length Animated Film, ucv urtu July 7 thru 9 "FAMILY" "SIX" FW3af! SHOWS AT: 1:08,3:10,5:15,7:20,9:25 THRIFT TIME 5 til 5:30 FLYNN-JIM Tke I tieeety I keatar I 1 1 biq new SONG HITS BY RICHARD AND ROBERT B. SHERMAN nc II1DV DrtDDtKiC" FAME! YOU WILL LOVE IT tHOWTIMIS 3:00, 3:30, iwinrtnr. ArfulHfOt 5:00, :30.

1:00, 9:30 jug amomcx with a -bomb. CHARLTON HTSTON YVETTE M1MCUX 04 VIIWVUIMI BACKUS-WILLIAM VY1ND0M i i i L.i SImwIIimi (THE BEST OF ALL) FIXST tm ROOW MrtXJWAlllM lIIHtNr.iU.M DeVMlUiMirMl twowtat ne.e.w twotHm.tMeei f. BEYNOLDS WELCH Mtitf PG UilHtHf. 145-: II UJ I I I I J. MUNTf I SAL MINtO 0(txw4llMI Si i.

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