Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 19

January 10, 1973 fly flcnaatola foumd 3C Desi Arnaz Jr. Chaperons For Friend in Holy Land 1 1 130. NORTHWtSTWA. JOHN DEERE 350 CRAWLER, loader in very good condition. New pins, bushings, sprockets.

Power steering. 242-SIU FWB. BUSINESS LOT FOR rent. 18.000 sg. ft.

with shed 8. air conditioned office) on John Sims Pkwv, Nicevilie. Fla. IVi miles from East Gat Eslin Field. 478-7769.

MODERN APARTMENTS One tearoom. Near downtown, nicety furnished, fully carpeted, central heat air. Very pleasant living close to the water with access thereto. Rates are from flOS. to SI 13.

per month, and include utilities except electricity. For rental Information Call 623-806. FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES CALL ltw Minnie S. ACCnwO, Mt'KEEPINQ) INCOME TAX SEBVICE Bookkeeping Service JOHN M. EARKSDALE lool E.

Mallory Strf DIAL 438-1130 Optn a.m. p.m. Monday thru Friday! a.m. p.m. Saturday.

JONES i JONES INCOME TAX SERVICE 6503 No. PaUfox 476 3C24 Wirh or witnout appointmant. UNITAX havt changed our nam to 1NC0TAX SYSTEMS New In a big better location 3413 N. Pace Blvd. New phono no.

432-77C5 17. HELP WANTED COUPLE OR SINGLES for nd or 3rd incomt. tloj to 1,000 monthly. CallJ94-JS. WANTED CERTIFIED SEWER OiS-posal plant operator.

Must be -perienced In all phases plant Call 434-3289. COOK'S HELPER." Evening' wor. Aoply In person. The Plua Home footNASBridge. FEMALE CAKE DECORATOR, Full time.

Salary open, no phone Calls, Premiere Bakery. Garden and expIrienceo "building-maTnI TENANCE man. Send applications. To BoJ50 Rt. JPensacoie, Fla; EASY MONEY.

:5 to 0 prolific? tew hours weekly, seilinq custom fitted bras fashions distributed by Realsilk, Inc. Over Jl, car phone necessary, call Edna between P.M., 4S-73S4. CLARENCE GIARRUSSO 'shoot to kill' Disguised as Priests Giarrusso Draws Praise, Critici In Past Episodes 3. LOST AND FOUND LOST BPOWN AND WHITE Ml Cow. If found not.fy 476-2999.

LOST: VALE GOLDEN Retriever, vicinity Mile Holsoerrv Lane, Dec. 28. Reward offered. LOST REWARD RETURN small black poodle Pierre, Is dipped, has mustache, longish tail. 4iS- 1326.

LOST BELLVIEW CHICAGO Ave-nue. Small White and Black Male, Answers to Chiids Pet Reward. 456-8219. LOST: MINIATURE POODLE dark brown, lost lust North of Pine Forest Estates. Granddaughters pet.

477-4024 or 476-1128. 4. LODGE NOTICES SPECIAL The ALBERT P. WEISC Chapter Or. der DeMolay will have a special De-Moiay Degree Jan.

12, 1973 at 7:00 p.m. All Brother DeMolavs and Master Masons fraternally invited to attend. EDDIE TUCKER Master Counselor 5 r'Reoular meeting ZELICA sVfj GROTTO vaii be held Wed- nesoay evening, Jan. turn at p.m. visiTtng rropners cordially invited.

L. N. LEWELLYN, Wmarch FREDDIE BRIGG Secretary fc A Called Communication of Escambia Lodge No. 15. F.

(A. will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 10th, 1973, at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose ot attending the funeral of our late brother, Ted O. Gylnguist. A.

O. GOOWIN, Sec'y. J. T. STANTON, W.M.

A Called Communication of Myrtle Grove Lodge No. 352, F. 8, A. will be held Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1973 at 7 p.m.

Work in the F. C. Degree, All visiting brethren fraternally invited to attend. JAMES M. AYERS, W.M.

W. B. SPAID, Sec'y. 6. IN MEMORIAM IN LOVINO MEMORY MARQUETTA GAMBLE Who passed away 1 year ago today.

It is lonely here Without you Mom. We miss you more each day. For life Is not the same to us, Since you went away. You Bade no one a last farewell. Not even said goodbye; You were gone before we knew it and only God knows why.

It broke our hearts to lose you Mom, but you did not go lne. For part of us went with you. That day God Called you home. Sadly Missed By Son Daughter-in-law. George 4 Dortha Goddard.

(l3.ACC7INO,BK'KEEWNT) ROBERT D. SANDERS INCOME TAX SERVICE 3101 W. JACKSON PH: 433-1946 REASONABLE RATES Monday-Friday 8:20 9M. Saturday 8:3: A -5 P.M. M.

B. "BILL" JONES AND ASSOCIATES INCOME TAX Consultants specialze In executive returns, 1043 Ctandard U'l 10iD ItemtrH Deductions S10.C0 Business Returns $5.00 up Property sales S5 00 up Stete Returns 15.00 up Bookkeeping 1320 W. CRECORY ST. (21 veers st same location) "Wp't Largest" 433-5950 3 AM-7 PM cr Without Aapointment INfOVE TAX PPPARFD In vonr heme. For appointment call James Co.

I. 476-6620. INCOME TAXSERVICE nepd cenfdential and inexcensive ftelp with our tax preparation? Perso auzeo service your rome or mina. 47t-t1 3 tor fpDoiitment. I 2.

PERSONALS for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandalism on munity Club Prop- l-i eny. II Contact any club member or Es-cambia County Sheriff's Dept. aajuiamkjaMi I $200 I 17. HEtf WANTED EXPANDING REAL ESTATE Office now in new location, need Real Estate Salesmen, lull or part time. 47-1 F0OD IRVICEMCR.

$72CC Vi FEE PD. National Co. cafeterias and motels. Various types of mgmt requiring food service bkg. CHAVA MCKENNEY 434-11 SNELLINC SNELLINC 428 PLAZA BLCC.

MATURE. RELIABLE COUPLE to operate package liquor store. Yearly Income over S7, "00.00. Reply to bo D-l News-Journal. BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY, for local construction company, knowledge of building materials or co struction exper.ence recersery.

No others need apply. Mortgage loan experience helcful. Appiv Mrs. Joroon 476-4664. Emmer Development Corp.

8491 Old Spanish Trail Rd. WANTED Lady live In, do housework, cooking, little cr no No drinking. 433-G72S. DENTAL ASSISTANT experience desirable, ust he mature permanent resident. State aqe.

experience and marital status To Box 04 CO. Newt WEEKLY Nationwide manufacturer eoand'rwj, Salarw or com-ns on. Need 5 mn, Jl, older. P.M., public awareiess safety program, by ore errriiwd -'ointment. After 10-30 A.M.

Mr. 434 0193 THE CITY OF PENSACOLA PARTS CLERK Salary Iltl TO? "l-weekly. Graduation from high school and one year of exoer'orre in oij'ts or stock control required. Aqe: to 45. Aonlv Tuerdev lanuarv JJrr at the Civil Service Office, City 1211, Fxt.

791. Full Charoe Bookkeeper, must be experienced In tax ma financial state, ments, or fcVnale. Good pny and Pnracola Engravina E. Intendencia. HEY! WOULD" YOiFliKE to make money and t-ave fun? With Sarah Conventrv Jewelry vcj can.

Interested? 4'e-1278. 455-5491. ROUTE SALESMAN- jacks Ccok Company. Estab'ishnd route. No excellence 5 da" week.

Paid hit days ft vacation, credit union. Valor medical insurance. Free life Insurance. Guaranteed sa'ary. For Interview, call J-e 6- p.m.

Equal Opportunity Employer, TAXI CAR- DRIVE R-- Ive day week, paid vacations, grouo Insur. ance, earn over $100 a week. Apoly Tucker Taxi, Inc. 101? w. Leonard St.

432-4154. NCR POSTING MACHINE OPERATOR Good typist. Opportunity to work with congenial group ot people. Great futures and excellent salary. Start 390 DOT MCDONALD 434-13' I SHILLING SPELLING 428 PLAZA BLDC.

TWO IN Frame Snoo, and do b'ck a-d wnlte. dark room printing, Contact Russ, Cre-tlve Fram-ing. 474-3196. Closed Thursday. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Full time.

Exnerienced In auto components. Bellvlew TV, Meade Dr. 455-9895. 1-9 p.m. Ynt ing COUPLE" TOiive In rear of antique shop, Seville Snuare.

Wife to keep shop, must be enthusiastic, and motivated. 438-7090. WAITRESSES WANTED Apply In person at Ray Crantord's Barbecue. Gregory St. A I TRESSES WANTED: EX.

PERIENCED In Italian food. Apply In person 33 Navy Blvd. Mama Nun nari's Italian A Seafood Restaurant. NEED EXTRA MONEY? Really like people? Flexible hours, good earnings, vou'll enoy being a VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELOR, now Inte-vlewing Pensacola. Call 434-1687 or 43MW tor appointment.

A PARTS-SERVICE FORFMAN. end pevsonallty reoulred. Too pav tn sincere workers. Corporate benefits. Carpenter's Campers.

STOP-LOOK-COMPARE The Fee Is Only 1 Wk'i Salary! With AM EMPLOYMENT FRONT DESK SALES LEGAL SEC. BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTING CLERK SEC BOOKKEEPER FULL CH. BOOKKEEPER OFFSET PRINTER GENERAL OFFICE INTERIOR CEC. PORTER NICHT AUD. ROUTE SALES SALESMAN MGR.

TRAINEE ELEC. HELPER DELIVERY BOY CIST. MCR. EXPORT CLERK Many More Immediate Ooeninax. ji4 urent Biag.

46A Brent Lane 434-311? 433-5442 BKKPC CLERK START $350 Three positions open. General bookkeeping and accounts receivable. Qualified person can start today. DOT MCDONALD 434-1311 SNELLINC 428 PLAZA BLCC. MCR.

TRAINEE START U400 Excellent opportunity for growth, security, and advancement. Branch cf National Co. With many avenues ot endeavor oah for you. CHAYA MCKENNEY 434-1311 SNELLINC SNELLINC 428 PLAZA BLCC. PIZZA WAGON needs kitchen help.

Waitresses, piua cooks, delivery drivers, hilt 'ime. Must be over 21. Apoly JOS Beverly ParKway. No phono cans, please. juniorIteno $303.33 Good typist, light shorthand.

For Jr. Executive1. CALL GRACE WILLIAMS 434-2565 Lsndrusn a OLD FIREHOUSE RESTAURANT 610 East CRECORY Hostess, cashier, and curb alrls heeded. Apply in person only. MOVING CO.

NEEDS Secretary, general otficd work, experienced in transportation desired, must be able to assume position ot responsibility, permanent resident, good opportunity for qht pf son. Appiv in person to 12. Wed. ABC Movlnq star. 3830 Navy Blvd.

No phone caih) Please. By RICHARD BACON HOLLYWOOD Richard Thomas says he is very comfortable about his steady girl friend, Sian Barbara Allen, being away from him in Israel because she's being looked after by Desi Arnaz, Jr. Desi Arnaz, Jr. Sian Barbara is costarring with Desi in "Billy Two Hats," which Norman Jewison is making in the Holy Land with "Jesus Christ Superstar." Busy guy. But getting back to Richard and Desi.

They are buddies since they costarred in "Red Sky at Morning." And Desi only has eyes for Liza Min-nelli. Sian Barbara had been scheduled to do an episode of "The Waltons," in which she and Richard would play young lovers. But that will have to wait until she returns from the Holy Land. She and Richard met when they made "You'll Like My Mother," a thriller out at Uni-v a 1 Not earth-shaking news but you have to admit, it's youthful. CeCe Shane, John Huston's new brife, was called home from Ireland by the serious illness of her young son.

John couldn't make it because he's working on "The Mackintosh Man" with Paul Newman. CeCe says she and John will continue to divide their time between here and Ireland for the next few years. She loves Ireland and John too. Don Rickles says that if Roman Gabriel of the L.A. Rams gets any more Chinese acupuncture treatments he can open his own laundry.

This will destroy Kirk Douglas's image because he loves to be thought of as an S.O.B. But not in Lionel Bart's book. Lionel is the brilliant composer of "Oliver." Within a few years he went from millionaire to bankruptcy. With the loss of money, he also lost most of his friends. Then one day he got a call from Kirk who asked him to write some songs for Kirk's latest, "Scalawag." This was followed by an invitation to come to Hollywood to work on Kirk's musical version of "Jekyll and Hyde," which Kirk will make next year.

"Kirk didn't owe me anything," says Bart, "but he's one of the greatest guys I've ever met." Omar Sharif tossed a party for the Alice Cooper rock group at New Jimmy's in Paris. Alice (he's a guy) was playing the Olympia. Los Angeles is still talking about the party Alice gave at the staid Ambassador hotel. Even the waiters were topless. Ran into Larry Harvey.

He wanted to show me his appendix scar but you know how Banker Pleads Guilty to Fraud ROME, Ga. (AP) A former Cartersville, Ga. banker, accused by the government of siphoning off $4.7 million in bank funds and gambling much of it away in Caribbean and Nevada casinos, pleaded guilty Tuesday to 60 counts of fraud. Lamar B. Hill, 49, entered the plea as U.S.

Dist. Court Judge William C. O'Kelley prepared to begin jury selection in the case. O'Kelley delayed sentencing until Jan. 25.

the tall, wavy-haired Hill will remain free under $500,000 bond until then. Hill, whose face was ashen as he made the plea in a wavering voice, faces a maximum sentence of 300 years imprisonment and $300,000 in fines. 24c Stamp Brings $37,000 in Bid NEW YORK (AP) A 1918 U.S. stamp picturing an up-sidedown airplane brought a record $37,000 at an auction held Tuesday at Robert A. Siegel Galleries, a spokesman said.

He said the 24 cent stamp was purchased by Irwin Weinberg, a stamp collector from Wilkesbarre, who also had purchased the one-cen British Guyana stamp of 1856 two years ago for $280,000. Today's 24-cent stamp, he said, was owned by the late Col. E. H. R.

Green, who owned the entire sheet of 100 stamps containing the printing error made in 1918. The stamps were made available on the open market 30 years ago when the Green collection was sold. of cages as snakes can put fangs through screen." It's the story of a guy who is transformed into a King Cobra. Should set breakfast back about 20 years. Elizabeth Taylor is const a 1 1 guarded by bodyguards.

She has had threats from the fanatical Black September terrorists because of her conversion to Judaism. A friend who saw her in Munich during the Olympic murders there says she was absolutely terrified. "She thought sure she would be a target of the Arab terrorists," the friend said. Survivors Include her widower, Elilah White daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Jenkins of Pensacola; four sons, Theo-dis White of Miami, Alvin White of Pensacola, David and James White, both of Warrington; a brother, George Harris of Warrington stepmother, Mrs.

Bertha Pinder; a stepbrother, Harrison Houston of Pensacola; two aunts, Mrs. Laura B-White and Mrs. Olivia P. White, both of Warrington; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Smvrna Primitive Baptist Church with the Rev. 0. E. Chavls and Rev. James W.

Williams officiating. The body will be taken to the church at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Gcod Hope Cemetery with Benboe Funeral Home directing, JOE MORRIS FUNERAL uO.ME WILLIE DAVIS Willie Davis, of 314 E. Bralnerd died Sunday In a local hospital.

He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Reese ot Pensacola. Funeral services will be 3:30 pm. Thursday In Joe Morris Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. I.

S. Powell officiating. Burial will be In Mt. Zlon Cemetery with Joe Morris Funeral Home directing. MRS.

AUDREY (ROSA) GREEN Mrs. Audrey (Rosa) Green, of 2211 N. Davis died Monday in a local hospital. Survivors Include her widower, Willie B. Green of Pensacola; a daughter and son-in-law, Joseph and Florin Silas of Pensacola; two sons, Willie D.

Green of Detroit, and Joseph Haynes of Pensacola; her mother, Mrs. Fannie Hamilton of Pensacola; a sister, Mrs. Agatha Smith of Camden, ten grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funsrjl services will be 1 p.m. Thursday in Allen Chapel A.

M. E. Methodist Church with the Rev. E. J.

Parker officiating. Burial will be In Mt. Zion Cemetery with Joe Morris Funeral Home directing. MARY E. WYNDER WKIGHT Mrs.

Mary E. Wynder Wright died Thursday morning. She was a former Pensaeolian, but had resided In New Orleans, La. the past 46 years. She was member of the St.

Monica Catholic Church. Survivors include two brothers, William A. Wvnder and Douolas Wynder. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening at Joe Morris Funeral Home Chapel from 7 p.m. to I o.m.

The cortege will leave the home of Mrs. R. E. McCorvey of 1021 North St. Funeral services will be 10 am.

Thursday In Joe Morris Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Fr. Michael Moo-nev officiating. Burial will be In Mt. Zion Cemetery with Joe Morris Funeral Home directing.

FAITH CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME DAVID RICHARD DUBBS David Richard Dubbs, the six-week-eld son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Dubbs of 6420 Judkin died Friday in Ice-lard. Other survivors Include paternal orandoarents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale ft. Dubbs of Pensacola; maternal grand, mcther, Mrs. Edne Richard of Seouim, paternal great-qreandoarents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dal E. Dubbs of Houston, maternal qreat-grandoarents, Mr. ard Mrs. William R. Russell of Pensacola: arvj oreat-qreat-qreatmnther, Mrs.

Elizabeth Moates of Pensacola. Funeral services will be 10:30 am. Thursday in Faith Chapel Funeral Home with the Rev. John Stacey officiating. Burial will be In Barrancas National Cemetery with Faith Chapel Funeral Home directing.

COMANDER FUNERAL HOME WILLIE MAE MILLER DEFUNIAK SPRING Willie Mae Miller. 62. of West DeFunlak Springs, died Monday morning in a local hospital. A native of Emorle, she had resided in Walton County tor the past IS years and attended the Beachgrove Church of God. Suvivors Include her widower, William D.

Miller of DeFuniak Springs; a dauqhter, Mrs. Helen Peacock of DeFuniak Springs; a son, William Miller of Crestview; three brothers, Jimmy Hvd ot Empire, Clyde Hyde of Bradley, and Luther Hyde of Dora, two sisters, Mrs. Graeit Hen son of Dell, and Mrs. Inez Ga-tassini of Centrailia, nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Funeral services will be p.m.

Wednesday In the Comander Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Claude Sauls officiating. Burial will be hi Magnolia Cemetery with Comander Funeral Home directing. OTHER DEATHS RICHARD E. MURRAY Richard E.

Murray, 55, of LaMarkue, diexl Saturday night in LaMarkue. He was a native ot Pensacola and had lived in Texas for 2S years. He was a member cf the Catholic Church and chemist for the" Carboc Inc. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ve-neiia Murray; a son, Michael Murray; a daughter.

Miss Shelter Murray, all of LaMarkue, his mother, Mrs. Jea-nerte Gonzalez of Pensacola; a sister, Mrs. Evelvn Shaw of Pensacola; a brother, Herbert Murray of Pensacola. Funeral services will be Wednesday In LaMarkue, followed by burial. Weekly columns by members of the News-Journal's Governmental Affairs staff are a must for Escambians who want to be informed.

In the Pensacola News and the News-Journal on Sunday. people talk in Hollywood. He's going to make a film about cannibalism next called "Welcome to Arrow Beach." "Apparently cannibalism is more rampant than one realizes," says Larry. "It's habit forming." He said they were going to use the song "People Who Need People" as the theme song. Larry is such a card.

Out at Universal, the set of "Sssssss" is crawling with snakes. A call sheet the other day carried the following warning to crew members: "Do not place hands on top WATERS HIBBERT FUNERAL HOME TED 0. GYLNQU1ST Ted 0. Gylnaulst, 69, of MS N. Spring died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital.

He was a native of Leeds, N.D., but had reiioed in Pensacola the past 46 years. He was a retired employe of the Naval Air Station, a member of the Im-manuel Lutheran Church, and a meri-ber of Escambia Masonic Lodge No. IS, 32 degree Scottish Rite Tempie. He was also a men-bev of Zelica Grotto, Eastern Star Florida No. Hadl Shrine and York rite.

Survivors Include his brother, George S. Gylnquist of Pensacoli and several leneces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of Waters Hibbert with Rev. Robert L.

Reenter of the Grace Luther Churcti officiating with bjrlal ki St. Johns Cemetery. Members of the eMsonlc Bodies will act as honorary pallbearers. Active pallbearers will be LeRoy Gylnquist, Harold Johnson, W. B.

Wood, Paul Owens. T. C. Taylor and Harold Stearns. Masonic services will be conducted at the grave by Escambia Lodge No.

IS. The Lodge will meet at 1:30 p.m. and attend the services In a body. Waters Hibbert will direct. PATRICK JOHN BOURNET FORSYTHE Patrick John Bournet Forsvthe, 75, of 421 E.

Tarragossa died Tuesday mornino In a local hospital. A native and lifelong resident of Pen-sacola, he was a member of fe Catholic Church, a retired CBM, USN, a vet-eran of World War I and II, a member of the Fleet Reserve No. 22, and the Veterans of Foreiqn Wars. He Is survived by a brother, Herbert B. Forsvthe of Gulf Breere.

Funeral services will be 11 m. Friday in Waters Hibbert Chapel with the Rev. Father John Colreavy officiating. Burial will be In Barrancas National cemetery with full militarv honors. Waters 1 Hibbert Funeral Home will direct.

FISHEK-POU FUNERAL nOivlE JOHN FRANK GATES John Frank Gates, 87, of 1520 E. Lee died Monday morning in a local hospital. A native of Harrlsvllle, he had resided in Pensacola for the past S3 years. He was a member of the Methodist Church of Wesson, but had at. tended the East Hill Baptist Church of Pensacola.

He was a retired inspector for the Railroad Co. and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Mary Thurman Gales of Pensacola; a son, F. M.

(Buddy) Gates of Pensacola; seven daughters. Mrs. Charles (Mildred) Garrison, Mrs. Roger (Annie Lee) Yonker, Mrs. A.

Read (Rosa Mael Saunders, Mrs. Henry (Johnnie Lou) Barton and Mrs. Everett (Martha Ruth) Lowell, all of Pensacola, Mrs. Rush (Pauline) Walters o'. Mobile, and Mrs.

Joe (Helena) Gauthreaux of Biloxi, Mis i a sister, Mrs. Maqgie Zll Wilon of Pensacola; two brothers, Bill Gates find Isaac Gates, both ot Gainestown, Ala.) IS grandchildren and 27 great-grndch'ldren. Funeral services wilt be 10 a.m. Wednesday in FKher-Pou Chapel with the Rev. Joseph P.

DuBose officiating. H-nprarv pat'bearers wilt be tV. w. C. Pavne, Francis Johnson, Dr.

Ricardo Samala, H. W. Richbnrg. Warren Kellev, Sammy Lee, Melvin White Horace Fleming, D. C.

Reeves Emmett and Herbert Claton Jr. Active wll be Th'irmaq Cater. Rooer R. Yonker Jr John Wal-t-r" Purll Walters, Marion Gates and J'rk Wilson. Burial will be in Bawlew Memorial Park with Fisher-Pou Funeral Service directing.

MRS. MARTHA MARTIN THOMPSON Mrs. Martha Martin Thompson, 60, of Sunnyvale, died Sunday in Sunnyvale. A native of Flomatnn, she was a former resident cf Pensacola and had resided in California for the past 40 years. Survivors Include four brothers, P.

A. Martin of Lakeland and T. F. Martin, W. W.

Martin and C. L. Martin, all of Pensacola; two sisters. Mrs. Myra M.

Wise of Pensacola and Mrs. Mary MrArdle of Central Point, Ore. Funeral services and burial will be 1:30 m. Wednesday in the 0khiil Memorial Park In San Jose. Calif.

SEIBERN RILEY REGAN Seibern Riley Regan, 87, of 1200 N. Bavlen St. died Monday afternoon at his home. A native and lifelong resident of Pen-sacola he was a member of the Gonzalez Methodist Church and a veteran of World War I. Survivors Include a daughter.

Mrs. EPnor Maher of Pensacola; a sen, James R. Regan of Pensacola, a brother. Eastern B. Regan of Gonralez; ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The family reguests that flowers be omitted and that donations be made to a favorite charity. Funeral arrangements wilt be announced by Fisher-Pou Funeral Services. HARRY K. FANNING Harry K. Fanning, 17, of 100 Redwood Apt.

S01, died Monday afternoon in I local hospital. A native of Waverly, he had resided in Pensacola the past year and half Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Mable Bradley Fanninq of Pensacola; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel 0Krusch of Woodburn, Ore. and Mrs.

Helen Stone of Lawrence, Kan two sons, Clifford E. Fanning of Pensacoota and Paul K. Fanning of Ghana, Africa; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Thursday In the Fisher-Pou Cheoel with the Rev.

Joseoh Reams officiating. The body will be olaced in the chapel at 4 m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Bawiew Memorial Park with Fisher-Pou Funeral Service directing. BENBOE FUNERAL HOME CHRISTINE PINDER WHITE Mrs.

Christine P. White died In a local hospital Friday morning after a long illness. Mrs. White was a member of Smyrna Primitive Baptist Church and native of Warrington. Cantonment Ensley 47S-4565 Pace 994 6919 2.

PERSONALS MANY THANKS TO St. Jude for favors received. IF YOU WANT to drink your business, stoc, mat i ours. 43 AtrrTwi EXPERT REPaTr Sewing Ma-cnlnes Vacuums. AAA Sewing Center, Mobil Highway 8.

'W Streets. 438-603S. Western Geophysical P.O. Box 687, Milton, will conduct a vibr-oseis survey along State Rd. 39S, beginning in sec.

8-T-3-S-R-I9W, going North for 3's miles In Walton Co. Information concerning this survey will be furnished the State Geologist upon reguest. NICE ROOM AND care for elderly or semi invalid person In my horn. Call 438-741S. ROOM, BOARD, NURSING Car tor elderly convalescent or retirees.

476-8604. I I TAT I FOR BIOSfor Conl struction of a residence for Fred Val-llanos. Contact Architect Warren Li-lenbee, 438-6945. EVERYTHING YOU WANT to know about alcoho: but were afraid to ask information Forum. 433-3081.

Corrections and Stop Orders may be called in on Saturday 8:30 a.m. .11 eoon, and Sunday 4 p.m.- pm. CLASSIfiED DEADLINES Space Ads 3:00 P.M. Word Ads 5:00 P.M. Previous Day SATURDAY Space Ads 3 P.M.

Friday Word Adi 5 P.M. Fr day SUNDAY MONDAY Word Ads 5 P.M. Friday hpace Ads i P.M. Fridsy Mac Arthur Answerphone Service IF THE PHONE OF ANY ADVERTISER IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION DOES NOT ANSWER CALL Mac Arthur Answerphone Service 432-7616 And your message will be forwarded. This is nferno -n vnu by Mlf ARTHUR ANSWERPHONE SERVICE In cooperation witn THF PENSACOLA NEWS-JOURNAL, INC.

3. LOST AND FOUND 1 LOST SILVER GRAY, Ma'e Persian cat. Vic'nlty of Lipham Trailer Ct. W. Fairfield.

Reward. 433-5309, 455-5966. Lot: Black male toy poodle, wearing a ue collar. Lost in Gulf Breeze Area. Reward.

932-3134. LOST: FEMALE CAT. ed, Villa-Robel area. $5.00 reward. 432-1211 between 8 8, S.

LOST: Eastern Star Ring. Reward. 438-9122, 438-2215. FOUNDED: Irish SetterT call 994-637? after i p.m. LOST IRISlTsETTER.nrTlcTnity o' North 9th Ave.

If seen or found call 477-6929. LOST Black male cat wearing a belled green collar. Vlclnitv of Span-ish Park Apartments. 477-7796. LOST MALEToy WhltePoodlei with tall.

Vicinity Tristan Villaoe. Named "Dlns-e-Llng." Reward. 434-2992. LOST RED IRISH SETTER, Wale, 6 months old. Named "Boru" Reward.

433-2913. ISO. NORTHWEST FLA. Farfisa Puts a Band at Yo'dr Command The net" Is computerized control center that puts a whole band at your fingertips. It automatically accompanies you with drums, bass, clarinets, organ, cymbals, bongos, flutes Ten different rhythms-f rom Waltz to Cha Cha to Rock.

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SALE PRICES ON SPECIAL ORDER SAVE UP TO $150 PftlCfS STA1T AT $935 STUDIO CHRISTIE 401 BERRYHILl ST. MILTON NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Police Supt. Clarence Giarrusso, 51, who headed the police attack on a rooftop sniper this week, is a husky, soft-spoken cop with tousled hair and a flair for imaginative police work which sometimes arouses critics. Like the night in 1970 when two men in priests' clothing showed up at the Black Panthers headquarters, which was located in an illegally occupied apartment, knocked and were admitted. They turned out to be policemen the spearhead of a 25-man strike force directed by Giarrusso.

The "priests" whipped out revolvers, demanded a surrender. When a shootout erupted, other police scrambled into the apartment. A young black woman was wounded. The surprise raid, in response to a city housing authority request that the organization be evicted from the apartment, was considered a success by police, but the clergy had a different reaction. Church officials complained that they couldn't have police using clerical dress as a disguise because it greatly complicated their work.

Mayor Moon Landrieu said police wouldn't do it any more. A more recent uproar involving the superintendent's police work came with his special "shoot to kill" order to a new special force called the Felony Action Squad. FAS men, assigned to high crime areas, were to dress so they blended in with other people there. They could look like hippies, truck drivers, businessmen, or various types of "freaks." "Shoot to kill" had great impact on the public ear, but Giarrusso's order was carefully worded. It said an FAS man.

Then moving in on a mugging, holdup or some other crime, could shoot to kill if the criminal disobeyed his shout to put hands up and instead pointed toward him with an object. Was the order mainly for psychological effect? Giarrusso wouldn't talk about it. Black leaders complained that blacks were the ones most likely to be affected by the special squad's secret surveillance and that innocent blacks might be shot. Despite objections, Giarrusso stood by his order. FAS men have been praised since as an active and successful police arm.

Giarrusso, who holds degrees in criminology, business administration and law, feels that members of his "thin blue line" have one of the toughest jobs in the book. His brother, Joseph, now retired, was superintendent of police before him, with Clarence as chief of the narcotics squad. Clarence Giarrusso pressures his men constantly to develop more "professionalism," a quality he greatly admires. Unemotional, efficient police work is his goal. During the long and violent effort to dislodge snipers from the top of the 18-story Down-Town Howard Johnson's Hotel, the superintendent's calm baritone was frequently on police radio as he tried to keep a tight rein on his weary and increasingly jumpy Three policemen, including Giarrusso's deputy, were among six persons the snipers killed.

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