Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 6

Page 6 PAXAMA CITY NEWS, Panama City, Florida, Saturday Morning, Nov. 11, 1967 We Sa ute Our Serviceme Today JAMES BURKS RODNEY FLANDERS JAMES GRAY WAYNE JOHNSON WALTER KEATON 3VIAJOK WALDEN EDWARD WILKOWSKI LOMZO WOODS Pvt. James (Randy) Buiks completed basic training in the U. S. Marine Corps at Parris Island, S.

and to Camp LeJuene, N. for reassignment to a permanent station. Pvt. Burks is the son of Mrs. Doris Miller of Panama City and EN2 Melvm Miller USX.

who is presently serving with the armed forces in Vietnam. Mrs. Miller attended the graduation ceremonies at Parris Island when her on Oct. 30 son graduated Lonzo E. Woods, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. L. E. Woods Sr. of Callaway, has been promoted to the rank of lance corporal, his second promotion in recent months.

In graduation ceremonies at Parris Island, S. in July the young marine place second in the top ten of the 533 in his class. In recognition of his achievement and i de corps, Woods was given a-meritorious promotion to the rank of private first class and a certificate. Now a military policeman, Woods is stationed at the Marine Barracks on Mare Island in Vallejo, Calif. Private John L.

Riles, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Riles of 721 E.

Fourth completed a field radio mechanic course recently at the Army Armor School at Ft. Knox, Ky. His wife, Becky, lives at 313 James Ave. Wayne P. Johnson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nellis Johnson of 111 Cove Blvd. has been promoted to lance corporal in the Marine Corps. Johnson trained at Parris Island, S.C.,and Camp Lejeune, N.C., and is attending electronic School at San Diego, Calif. He entered the Marine Corps February.

Kenneth N. Fields, 18, son on Mr. and Mrs. Xovis K. Fieldsiof Mrs.

L. Faircloth of Rt. 1, of 105 Palo Alto was pro- Panama City. moted to Ai my pay I grade E-2 upon completion of Cadet Freddie C. Kight, son basic combat training Benning, Ga.

at Ft. of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie C. Kight of Houma, was re- The promotion was awarded two months earlier than is cus- cently promoted to the rank of first cadet in the Air Force ternary under an Army policy ROTC program at Auburn Uni- providing mcentu out-1 ersit in Auburn.

Ala. standing trainees. Kight. a 1964 Rutherford High graduate, is a junior at the uni- Private 1C Harry R. Keith, i crsity.

FRED DEEN'S CHICKEN TUBS Phone in your order 1785-3691 In Springfield 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R. Keith, 190S Hickory completed a Hawk missile radar and battery control repair course Oct. 13 at the Army Missile and Munitions School at Red Stone Arsenal, Ala.

Army Private Jerry C. Anderson, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil B. Anderson of 1009 Balboa fired expert with the M-14 rifle near the completion of basic training at Ft.

Benning, Ga. recently. The expert rating is the highest mark a soldier can achieve on his weapons qualifications test. Harold G. Wiegand Jr.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Weigand Sr. of 6615 Magnolia Beach Rd has been promoted to captain in the Air Force.

He is a supply officer at Da Nang AB, Vietnam The captain, a graduate of vv (Md 1 Seniro High School, received his B. S. degree from the University of Maryland where he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. He received his commission in 1964 upon completion of Officers Training School at Lackland AFB, Tex. His wife, Katherine, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Ryan of Baltimore, Md. Tech Sgt.

Eugene E. Schmitt, nephew of Mrs. Anna Schmitt of Rossville, is on duty at Bien Hoa AB, Vietnam. Schmitt, a jet aircraft technician, is a member of the Pacific Air Forces. Before his arrival in Vietnam, he was assigned to the 476th Organizational Maintenance Squadron, Tyndall AFB.

The sergeant is a graduate of Vincent (Ala.) High School. His wife, Ruth, is the daughter I YOU CAM RENT A CAR THAT CAM BE LIFT AMYWHiii THE U. S. AT AMY AVIS Cadet Kight now holds the position of executive officer for Squadron 17. Cadet Robeit T.

Simonson, son of Maj. (ret.) and Mrs. John C. Simonson of 126 Second Court, has recently been promoted to the rank of cadet lieutnent colonel in the Air Force ROTC program at Auburn University in Auburn, Ala. Cadet Simonson.

a senior, is majoring in physical education. He graduated from Washingtonville High School in 1964. At present he holds the position of wing operations officer. S. Sgt.

Walter A. Stapleton of Ft. Benning, recently received the Bronze Star for meritorious duty in Vietnam. He is the grandson of Mrs. Bittie Stucky and the nephew of the Delbert, John and Helton Kolmctz families in Panama City.

Sgt. Henry L. Barnwell, whose mother is Mrs. Eula L. Houston of 1322 Lincoln has helped his unit win the first annual Curtm Plaque as the outstanding engineering unit of the Air Force.

Sgt. Barnwell is a fireman with the 4510th Civil Engineering Squadron at Luke AFB, Anz. The squadron was cited for its professionalism in base engineering activities and in finan- i a 1 management of its resources. The sergeant, a graduate of Rosenwald High School, attended the University of North Dakota and St. Phillip Junior College, San Antonio, Tex.

His wife, is the former Sheila Y. Whiley from Canada. Sgt. Barnwell's father, Leroy Barnwell, resides in Jacksonville. Airman 1C Billie J.

Odom, son of Mrs, W.J. dom of 1219 Oak received high praise from the U. S. Air Force's top MIG-killer in Southeast Asia, Col. Robin Olds, commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, Thailand.

Featuring AH Brand Mew 1968 Modess: Pontiaes, Dodges, Chevrolets and Plymouths. We pay for the gas and oi! 785-4540 or 785-8394 MUNICIPAL AIRPORT PANAMA CITY Bud Davis, Licensee "I consider the maintenance men of our "Wolf Pack" wing the finest with whom I have served." Col. Olds stated on the occasion of the wing's combat flying hour. Airman Odom, a weapons specialist at Ubon, was on the flight line the day the colonel taxiec back after his pilots had downed seven MIGs in aerial combat. The airman, who has served in Vietnam, is a graduate of Bay County High School.

Edward A. Wilkowski, Jr. is a Marine Corps platoon leaders class a i a at Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va. Wilkowski, a junior attending Florida State University has recently completed the first of two six-week summer training sessions which leads to a commis- PROUD MOMENT Master Sergeant Billy G. Lewis, with the U.S.

Air Force in Thailand, shows his Air Force Commendation Medal to his wife. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Lewis of 218 Allen Ave.

Mrs. Lewis is a native of Geneva, Ala. (U.S. Military Photo) sion in the Marine Corps upon the successful completion of the Platoon Leaders Class program and the receipt of a college degree. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Wilkowski. 911 East 2nd Place. Panama City.

If. S. Air Force Major Emmett S. Walden, son of Mrs. jna Walden of 512 Evergreen West Panama City Beach recently received guished Flying Cross at Cam Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam.

Capt. Philip R. Crowder, of Mrs. Willard Monk of 2913 E. Sixth Court, has received a regular commission in the U.

S. Air Force at Murphy Dome Air Force Station, Alaska. He held previously a USAF commisssion as an Officer Training School graduate. Crowder is serving as a weapons controller at Murphy Dome with the Alaskan Air Command- A 1956 graduate of St. Bernard High School in Cullman, he received his B.

S. degree in 1961 from Troy (Ala.) State College. His wife, Mary, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M- Brown of Clyde, N.

Crowders father, Clifford M. Crowder, resides in Panama City. Airman Robert L. Washington, son of Mrs. Agnes Washington of 1607 E.

Seventh has completed hasic training at Amarillo AFB, Tex. He is now assigned as an administrative specialist with a unit of the Air Defense Command at Tyndall AFB. He attended Rosenwald High School. Cadet Jack Strickland, son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Strickland of 111 N. Lakewood Drive, has started his senior year at the U. S.

Air Force Academy and has been named a squadron ma- He is a 1963 graduate of Bay County High School. U. S. Air Force Capt. Frank R.

Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mi s. Frank A. Jenkins of Bronx, N. recently completed his 100th combat mission over North Vietnam.

His wife, Carole, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Roberts of 2804 Mound Ave. Capt.

Jenkins, an F-105 Thun- derehief pilot, flew wilth the 357th Tactical Fighter Squadron at a 1 i Royal Thai AFB, Thailand A graduate of Mount St. Michael Academy, N. he received his B. S. degree in mathematics from Fordham University, N.

wher he commissioned in 1957 upon completion of the Air Force ROTC program. Marine Corporal William J. Chambers son of Mrs. Chester T. Alphaugh of 3215 W.

15th has completed the Security Guard School at Headquarters, U. S. Marine Corps at Henderson Hall in Arlington, Va. He will be assigned to Special Foreign Duty with the Department of State as a Security er he ak of Attend the church of your choice then drive out to YOUR HOSTS JOHNNY and JIMMY PATRON1S ON THOMAS DRIVE AT GRAND LAGOON Family After 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.

SHRIMP and CRAB MEAT Au Gratin ROAST BEEF ROAST TURKEY LEG OF LAMB And Many Others Children 25 cadet captain. He was selected for this position in recognition of his lelader- ship abilities and effectiveness ratings. During the past summer, Cadet Strickland took part in an international exchange-student program i service academies of allied countries. On his trip to England, he lived with his foreign counterparts for seven days, attended classes and studied the country's customs. The cadet will be commissioned a second lieutenant and awarded a B.

S. Degree upon his graduation from the acade- mv. Book Seized In Italy MILAN, Italy (AP) A publisher was charged with obscenity today for issuing a translation of Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" and the book was ordered seized throughout Italy. An investigating magistrate said the book was "clearly ob- mon sense of decency." The mon sense of decency. The magistracy will decide whether to confirm or dismiss the charge against the well known Feltrinelli publishing house.

Francesco Novello, a state attorney in nearby Lodi, ordered the translation seized throughout Italy. The book at one time was banned in the United States. BSGGiH AND BETTER THAN EVER! DISPLAYS, CONTESTS, RIDES, ENTERTAINMENT! THIS IS IT THE LAST DAY THE BIGGEST DAY OF ALL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11-Last Day of Fair. Gates open 12:00 noon SPONSORED BY AMERICAN LEGION POST 66, DIPT. OF FLORIDA The flower of the month for February is the violet or primi- Guard at an American Embassy or Consulate.

Literally circling the Globe, "Embassy' Marines serve in Department of State posts in 100 countries. The candidate must have a perfect conduct record and for this type of duty. Dr. (Capt.) Daniel M. Adams III, 30, son of Mrs Mary T.

Floyd of Dayton, Ohio, completed a medical service officer basic course, Sept. at Brooke Army Medical Center, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. During the four-week course, the doctor was trained to apply his previous medical knowledge to combat conditions in the field. He also learned the use of field i a equipment, evacuation procedures and preventive medicine techniques.

Dr. Adams received his bachelors degree in 1962 and his M.D Degree this year from Tulane University in New Orleans, La. His wife, Jo Ann, lives in New Orleans, and his father, Dr. Daniel M. Adams lives in Panama City.

Airman Rodney H. Flanders, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Pierce of Lynn Haven, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex. He is now assigned as an ad- 1 ministrative specialist with a of the Air Training mand at Lowrey AFB, Colo. i Flanders is a graduate of Bay County High School. Airman James H. Gray, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James O. Gray of 1805 Cherry St. in Panama City, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He is now assigned as a supply specialist with a unit of the a i Air Command at Barksdale AFB, La.

Gray, a 1965 graduate of Bay County High School, attended Gulf Coast Junior College. Richard A. Costello, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.

Costello of 221 N. Lakewood Dr. in Parker, has been promoted to airman first class in the U. S. Air Force.

A graduate ol Cherry Hill (N.J.) High School, he attended Palm Beach Junior College in Lakeworth and Gulf Coast Junior College. All-man Walter Keaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernell Keaton of 804 D. Frank Nelson Drive, has completed basic training at Lacyland AFB Tex.

He is now assigned as a food services specialist with a unit of the Air Defense Command at Phelps-Collins Airport, Mich. Keaton is a 1966 graduate of Central Tech. High School in Syracuse N.Y. Karsf Heads Farm Bureai HOLLYWOOD BEACH Art Karst, Vero Beach citrus grower, was re-elected to a third term as president of Florida Farm Bureau Federation, the state's largest agricultural organization, here. At the close of the 26th annual convention, Karst was selected to represent more than 35,000 family members of the Federation.

Also were Walter Kautz, Canal Point, vice president; Robert L. Clark, Fort Lauderdale, secretary; Forrest Davis, Quincy, treasurer and T. K.McClaine, executive vice president, Gainesville. Some 340 delegate votes were represented from a 64 county Farm Bureau organizations at the three-day meet and passed over 50 resolutions dealing with local, state and national subjects. Delegates went on record in support of a retail sales tax as, "the most equitable way to' allow each Florida citizen the opportunity to share in providing necessary state services While the resolution did not specifically call for an increase in the present tax, it did point out that such tax proceeds should be apportioned between the county and state and that the county portion should be used in support of public schools in order to relieve the burden of ad valorem taxes.

The tax resolution also asked for continuance of present pro- xisions of the law which prohibits collection of sales tax on materials which are used to produce or manufacture products. Delegates directed FFBF to begin immediate implementation of a program of promotion and distribution of orange juice to all public schools in Florida. Citing examples of such orange juice promotion by the Lake and Polk County Farm Bureau organizations, delegates directed the Federation to work with school boards and any and all commercial operations to assure a continuous supply of orange juice into the public schools of Florida. Marketing received attention and delegates directed the Federation to continue to develop and implement programs to assist farmers in negotiating for equitable contract provisions. fhthein crder 785-3691 In Springfield 785-0761 rose.

LEGAL NOTICES On November 3, 1967, Dixie Radio, tendered for filing with the Communications Commission an application for renewal of license of Radio Station WDLP, Panama City, Florida, which operates on the frequency 590 kilohertz. Officers, Directors and holders of 10 per cent or more of the capital stock of Dixie Radio, are: Denver T. Brannen. Eugenia S. Brannen, and Gene A Milsteen.

Members of the public who desire to bring to the Commission's attention facts concerning the operation of thp station should write to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington, D. 20554, no later than December 3, 1967. Letters should set forth in detail the specific facts which the writer wishes "the Commission to consider in passing on this application. A copy of the application and related materials is on file for public inspection at the studios of Radic Station WDLP. 9367: Nov 10, 11, 13, 14, 1967 COURT IN AND FOR BAY IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COUNTY, FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF RICHARD VAIR SHANKLIN JR Decesed.

NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF EXECUTRIX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my final returns as Executrix of the estate of RICHARD VAIR SHANKLIN, JR deceased: that I have filed my petition for distribution and for final discharge, and that or. November 20, 1967. I will apply to the Honorable Joseph I Mathis, Countv Judge of Bay County, Florida, for approval of said final returns and for an order of distribution and for final discharge as Executrix of the will of Richard Vair Shanklin, deceased Dated this 19th day of October, 1967. Sue Morfit Shanklin Executrix 9322- Oct. 21, 28; Nov.

4, 11, 1967. ThE MOST EXCITlNq IN PAshioN FUN I DAVID NIVBM tnr rVi Paris OPEN 6:30 SHOWTIME 7 P.M. DRIVE-IN I AVt. 3 4 1 1 LAST NIGHT SHOWING OPEN 6:30 P.M. SHOWTIME 7 P.M.

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T. Crutchfield, a i a nna. Karst was elected director-at-large. More than 600 attended the convention. SATURDAY PANAMA CITY RADIO TV LOG AM WDLP FM 590 KG 93.5 MO 1,000 WATTS 39,000 WATTS YOTJB MOST MUSIC STATIONS WSCM 1290 Modern Country Top 40 Tunes WPCF Listen To Paul Harvey 5,000 WATTS WMAI-FM 107.9 M.C.

S9.3 K.W. 7 A.M. 11 P.M. For The Discerning Listener WJHG-TV CHANNEL 7 PANAMA CITY, FLA. 8-00 Super Six 8-30 Super President 9 00 The Flintstones 9 30 Samson Goliath 10 00 Birdman The Galaxy Trio 10:30 Atom Ant Secret Eauirrel 11:00 Topcat 12-00 Marshall Dillon 1 00 NCAA Football "Georgia at Florida' 6 00 The Monkees 6 30 Hallmark Hall of Fame 8 00 Saturday Movie "Invitation to a Gunfighter" 10-00 Bewitched 10 30 News Weather Sports 10.45 Miracle Strip Movie WCTV-TV 7:30 (D.S CHANNEL 12 30 Johnny Quest 1 00 Lone Ranger 1-30 Lets Travel 2 00 NCAA Football Geofrgia at Florida Jackie Gleason 8:30 Lawrence Welk 9 30 Petticoat Junction 10.00 Miss Teenage America geant 11.30 Pulse Final 12 00 King's Movie WKRG-TV CHANNEL 5 MOBILE, ALA.

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