Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 8

Page 8A NEWS-HERALD, Panama City, Florida, Sunday, May 21, 1972 furn i ture 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 Friday NEW EQUIPMENT Students in Haney Vocational School's auto shop will have a new auto engine, transmission and rear end to work on. The material was presented by C. R. Finch, left, of Jacksonville, to Treadwell Campbell, auto shop instructor, right.

Charles Word, service manager at Cook-Whitehead Ford observes the transaction. Gulf Students See Forestry Displays Shop reputable Rhodes for affordable furnishings! In October, Rhodes wrU be 97 years old! This: that (if your roots are in the south) your great grandparents probably sat on, slept on, ate on, saved on and otherwise enjoyed furnishings from Rhodes. What they bought was delivered free; they used a Rhodes' merit plan (Rhodes started it), got) satisfaction when something wentwrong, looked to Rhodes for honest value and the best quality for their money, Some things don't change Rhodes Come see' (Oi A Two hundred-and-one sixth grade students of Gulf County participated in the 22nd Annual Forestry Day at the White City Work Center of the Division of Forestry. The students and their teach ers journeyed from Port St. Joe, Highland View and Wewa hitchka for a day of instructions in fire prevention, forest man a and wildlife conservation.

Forestry Day was initiated in 1950 and is now jointly sponsored by the Gulf County Forest Fire Prevention Committee, St, Joe Paper Company, The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and Florida Division of Forestry. Six stations were used in a county fair system of instruction. Instructors were provided by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission and Florida Division of Forestry At the first station the students climbed the fire tower to learn how firei are detected, located and crews despatched to suppress them. Fire control dispatcher Murphy and Forest Ranger Amsie Suggs manned this station. Lieutenant Art Runnels of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission manned station No.2.

He discussed with' the children the effects of environmental pollution upon fish and wildlife and ultimately on people. His display included fishing pictures, as well as charts, to support his points on pollution. Station No. 3 was the Smokey Bear Theatre, where the chuV dren were shown movies by i Rangers R. J.

Brown and Gerald Blackwell. Ralph J. Kdenfield discussed forest management at station 4. Edenfield demonstrated methods of measuring tree height, diameter and growth, as well as hand planting of seedlings. Station No.5 was manned by Rangers John Redman and Archie Marshall.

They showed the students the equipment used in wildfire suppression and discussed the techniques employed. Tractors, p'ows, handtools and backfire torches were covered. Station 6 was manned by Ranger Milton Strength of the Division of Forestry. The importance of forest fire prevention was stressed here. The causes of wildfire and their effects were explained.

"Each year thero are a few fires in Gulf County which are deliberately set," said Strength, "but many of our fires are caused by human carelessness." y-four sixth graders from Highland View School visited the Forestry Work Center on Thursday, May 11, along with their teacher, Donald Whine. On Friday Mrs. Madge Sent mes, reported to be the teacher who has been coming to White City for this occassion for the longest, brought 54 sixth graders from Wewahitchka. Tuesday brought the largest group with 71 students from Port St. Joe, accompanied by their teachers, Frank W.

Barnes and Mrs. Gwen Ingram. Another group of 52 students from Port St. Joe attended on Wednesday, May 10, accompanied by teachers Mrs. Virginia Harrison and Billy Barlow.

1 1 11111 Sale! Choice of two all-weather patio groups styled for year-round comfort, convenience! Get set for patio, porch or lawn dining and sitting comfort ori Plantation Patterns' fine wrought" iron mesh pieces in Pompeian Green. Made to withstand sun and to exnress hospitality in city garden, on suburban Choice of 42" table and 4 chairs OR 2 chairs and cocktail table. GET YOUR COPY OF RHODES' 16-PAGE YOUNG HOME- MAKER'S SALE COLOR CATALOG Our gigantic Sale for Young Home- ji; makers is now in full swing and we have ij furnishings values galore throughout our spacious store. If you didn't receive your catalog in last Sunday's News-Herald or have misplaced yours, drop by store at the Panama Plaza Shopping Center and we'll give you one. Sale priced! Handsome new curio cabinet in regal Spanish styling! Reg.

$129.95 Choose Gold or Pecan An exciting 72" mirror-back design for unusual beauty in your home! Interior light shows off lovely treasures on glass shelves. Special Set Savings on GORHAM STERLING LIMITED TIME ONLY CHOOSE ROM 6 GORHAM ORIGINALS, SHOWN BELOW Comparable Savings Available in Dinner Size. CHOOSE YOUR SERVICE DURING THIS LIMITED TIME OND BRIDE SHOP DIAMOND 433 HAMBON 7S5.6973 (Special purchase! 4-pc. group with metal frames, colorful cushions! Hand crafted, sturdy, rust-resist" baked-on enamel finish. Hel-' Ileal coil springs; buoyant poly- Ifoam cushions.

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Store, Store -Cardtf. Checkone: 30-60-90 Day, Installment Acct. (Signature) (Date) Lady-size recliner with rich gold velvet cover! 128 Now, ladies, too, can enjoy the relaxing, restful comfort of a recliner! This tufted back style is ideal for living room, den or bedroom. It's softly cushioned and richly covered in plush gold velvet, affordable at Rhodes price! Group priced! Coordinated Traditional 4-pc. room setting! Gold floral print 90-inch Tuxedo sofa has two matching Queen Anne wing chair with stretcher base has matching non- quilted cover.

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