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The Ledger and Times, September 29, 1969

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United Press International In Our 90th Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, September 29, 1969 10* Per Copy Vol. 1 XXXX No. 230 JayCee Tourney Farm Income In Calloway Pvt. Steve Lax Is Reports Say Viet Cong Are Seen&Heard Completed Sunday; Serving In Army Around 44 Are Entered County Is Over $8 Million In Vietnam Area Retreating From Saigon Area The annual Murray JayCee Pvt. Steve Lax, son of Mr. Tennis Tournament was held on greater than it was in 196; D. Lax of New (Special to the Ledger 8; Times). 000 and Mrs. Thomas Murray Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 They were able to increase Concord, is now serving with By WALTER WHITEHEAD a.m. to 6:00 pen. There were 44 military Although farming has not their yield from livestock sad the United States Army at Rion Two Car Accident SAIGON tE1111 - U. S. entries in the tournament which today re- aeen the most profitable of oc- poultry and produce larger lies, Vietnam. intelligence officials "There is a person in my life was held at the Murray State Occurs Saturday Cons eupations during the past five crops, even though they had Lax is married to the form- ported divisionesized Viet who I adore and admire eourts. A large audience was ave units years, it has been more so in smaller amount of land er 1.43(11 Zacherette who is now At 6th & Sycamore and North Vietnamese He meets all the requirements on hand to view the games. of Saigon to- Calloway County than in many able to them, because a student at Calloway County pulling away front and my every desire. Jerry McCoy and Mike Lyons government's acreage cent High School. ward retreats along the Cam- sections of the country. oc- Phis Johnny WU- He lives far away in a tiny little were co-chairmen of the event. programs The Calloway County man en- A two car traffic accident bodian frontier. r of last night's town, In the men's singles, univer- Local farmers made bigger The gain in production is a sterep the service in the Meech curred Saturday at 5:07 p.m. at There was no indication this AT while Kim But, he's known by everyone as sity division, Jim Norvitsky gains during that period, from tributed to more efficient ope 17, 1969 drarft call from the the intersection of South 6th was in response to American the greatest man around. won over Mark Rezeich, 6-3, the standpoint of gross receipts ation, due in large measure county. He took ha basic train- and Sycamore Streets, accord- calls for the Communists to ne McCutcheon) He taught me how to love, he 6-3, 6-0. Both are MSU students. for their products, than the the increased use of farm in Mg at Fort Campbell and his mg to the investigating report scale down the fighting in an- taught me how to pray They won a silver wine cooler average, according to a nation- chinery and to more intensive advanced training at Fort Cur- filed by the officers of the swer to President Nixon's cut- He taught me how to say good and serving tray respectively. wide survey released by the cultivation. don, Ga. Murray Police Department. No back of S. troops in the war by and not. to stay away. la the men's doubles of the Standard Rate and Data Service. With the growing affluence He left for oveeseas duty on injuries were reported. zone. gross In- were a 1962 I want this person always a- same division Mike Whitty and It shows that their of the population as a whole, September 2, 1969. He is a Corporal Thomas Williams Cars involved One of the intelligence of- $397,- sedan driven round, because we are very Bob Willett won over Mike Al- come in the past year was there was 3 greater demand lot graduate of Calloway County Pontiac two door ficials said the reason for the close bano and Karl Robinson. The agricultural products, both here High School. by Pearl Estelle Cherry of Mur- pullback was to let the guer- always near winners are from Murray State Williams ray Route One, and a 1963 Ford I want this person School Board Meet and abroad. It created a rise in His address is as follows: Corporal rilla soldiers "refit and recoup because he's the most. szsd numersup from Middle the price of many commodities, Pvt. Steve Lax 405-74-5939 Wins Meritorious two door hardtop owned by their losses." Eight waves of I'm proud to walk down the Tennessee State. Whitty a it d Set For October 7 but the farmer and rancher got Co. C 4th Bn. 12th Inf. James Hutchens and driven by B-52 bombers raided their bi- street with him, Willett won 11-9 and 7-5 and only a small part of the benefit, 199th Inf. BBE Lt. Sep. Award In Marines Sheila Ann Hutchens of Mur- voucas overnight. - - I'm proud to know he's mine. carried away the ten inch sil- The report lists Calloway APO San Francisco, ray Route One. The officials said ths School board members and With his arms he's always ver bowl. The losers received a aounty's gross farm income in California 96279. Police said Mrs. Cheery was sized Communist units left be- from 17 area Marine Corporal Charles gentle, with his mind he's al- seven inch silver bowl. Nine superintendents the past year as $8,503,000, as going south on South 6th Street, hind smaller, local-forces that will meet t Thomas Williams, son of Mr ways kind. OVC champions participated in school systems compared wish the total five stopped for the stop sign at 6th are expected to continue shell- Kentucty Village on Octo- on Mrs. James C. Williams, I should thank him every day, the university division which Dam years ago of $8,106,000. and Sycamore, but failed to see ing attacks and ground probes the annual meeting 1303 Doran Road, has received for what he gave my Dad. had representatives from seven ber 7 for These were the gross figures, Letter To Editor the Hutchens car going west on through mid-October. of the First Region of the Ken- a commeadation for meritor- He gave my Dad his daughter universities. before any allowances for taxes Sycamore Street, according to A Viet Cong division cansists Boards Association ious service :n South Viet Nam. so that I could be had. In the 30 and over division, tucky School costs. Dear Editor: the police report. of approximately 10,000 troops, and opearting a-Corporal Williams is an Avio- 1 respect this person very much, Benny Purcell downed Jesse (KSBA). Damage to the Cherry ear with a full North Vietnamese The rise, which amounted to Just Remembering: Today a specielist with a helicopter I think I always will, Spencer 6-3, 6-3 to win the nics was on the left front and to the division running up to 12,000 5 percent, was greater than was friend called me to say she was near Da Nang and per- Because you see, he's my Grand- match. Both men are from Mur- First Region Chairman Don- squad Hutchens car on the right side. troops, according to U. S. Com- chalked up in many farm areas. going back home for a visit. formed extra duty work which dad . . . the whole world ray St-ate. Purcell won a ten ald E. Henry, a member of the mand estimates. Of the local income, approxi- Tho her home is not in Ken- brought him the commendation. should stand still". inch bowl and Spencer a serving Murray school board, will pre- The arm these msdn force mately 55 percent came from tucky, I appreciated the call and citation reads in part as -- tray. side at the meeting, scheduled The units have left is defended by the sale of crops and 45 percent wish her a pleasant trip. follows: Marine Aircraft Mr. Caviller Knight of Murray Purcell and Spencer teamed for 6:30 p.m. at the Village Inn troops of the 82nd Airborne Di- from the marketing of _laves I -too should like to go back Group 16-kicraft Maintenance Route Five believes this is the up In the ,doubles o*naivete. Dining Room. Murray Supt. Few Tickets vision scheduled to leave Viet- stoa-- *1017- and &hi pee; home to my 'beloved Murray. Department is tasked with the finest poem in the world be- Fred Midge. end John liirona- Fred Schultz is secretary of name by Dec. 15 under Presi- ducts. These figures are based My birthplace is ten miles east, transportation of incoming and cause he is the grand dad in mous from Evansville, taking the region. dent Nixon's Litest eullout of upon the latest Department of the mail address being then rotrograds airsraft between question. The poem was writ- the match 6-3, 6-4. Both the KSBA President F. C. Bryan, Left For 35,000 men. .kgricultune statistics. . known as Brahdon, Named for Marble Mountain Air Facility ten, by his granddatighter Miss Winne= and runnersup won sil- an attoemey and a member o! In another zone U. S. troops The income figure also takes Brandon's Mill. The large and designated embarkation and Sharon Kunst, age 17, of Du- ver trays. the Mount Sterling Board o f and are leaving, North Vietnamese into account money received beautiful Kentucky lake has debarkation points within the bois, Pennsylvania. Her mother Education, will speak to the from the government and "in- er Here soldiers shelled three U. S. long ago obliterated the mill, Nang Complex. This task its is Mr. Knight's daughter and is school officials on school legis- Da camps and attacked an Ameri- come in kind," which is the the store operated by Mr. Ha accomplished by towing the air- shake now Mrs. Arthur Kunst. Sharon lation, professional negotiation, can convy Sunday in the area ng to value of home-grown products well Thurman, and the post-of- on the highway at night, fourth year student in high student conduct, and the local craft The Murray Chamber of Com- just below the Demilitarized- rn. Seconds is a consumed on the farm. fice- in the store, where I got many villages school property tax. passing through merce announced today that on- Zone. McCuiston school. Offsetting the rise in gross my first mail. No lake however exposed to Also on the program will be being frequently ly 45 tickets remain unsold for Troops of the U. S. 5th Me- Income in the last five years large and beautiful can erase Corporal Williams Mrs. Kunst is Mr. Knight's on- a review of the Association's hostile fire the Governors Dinner to b e chanized Division - the only cCutcheon) was the sharp increase in taxes, those places in my memory. continually volunteered to child and she has four chil- legislative program by KSBA has held at the Holiday Inn Wed- Americans to be left just below ly wages, fuel, feed and other pro- I would like to stand very of this Executive Director Maurice D. assist in the completion nesday, October 8. The Hospi- the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) dren. duction costs. still and listen to the rustle of since Jan- Bement, and the election of re- vital, function and tality hour starts at 6:30 with. when the Marines leave-wea- ngth of the AtIan- tne fall fodder, and see the 1969 has contributed About the most pleased little gional officers for 1970. uary 1, the dinner set for 7:30 p.m. thered two of the mortar at- the United States ripe hay ripple in the wind. over 500 extra duty hours and animal we have seen recently KSBA is a statewide organi- The Governors Dinner is be- tacks and battled for three There's also the tobacco beauti- assisted in the transportation of was a Squirrel we spied while Eleven members ot the Callo- zation of public bawds of edu- Carr ing itt conjunction with the hours Sunday in breaking the Mrs. ful and green as it ripens for aircraft Corpora) Williams on the couch in the liv- way County Rod Cross Chapter cation, founded in 1936 to work 174 Annual Governors Tour of Ken- Communist attack against their sitting cutting The soft whisper of performance of du- tugging at an are participating in the annual with and through local school outstanding tucky. tank column. phit center of •ing room. He was the leaves from the many kinds and wor- Kentucky Red Cross ty is truly exemplary Governor Nurm will bring Military spokesmen said 15 of North Acorn way up high in the Post Western boards to improve educational Today a is in Dies of trees as they drift down to thy of high praise". Oak in the back yard. We got Conference today, at the First opportunities for Kentucky's 120 businessmen, industrialists the North Vietnamese attackers miles west of the ground, and soon shall be Corporal Williams hopes tc the field glasses and brought Christian Church in Mayfield schoolchildren. Its state offices and members of his cabinet on were killed in the battle four no more. receive his R & R in January him in close and watched as he Lester Nanny, Chapter Chair- are in Lexington. Carr of Murray the tour. The party will travel miles south of the DMZ. U. S. Mrs. Mary It would be wonderful to where his wife, the the Acorn hull and ate man, announced. Attending the regimal meet- morning in Hawaii in three chartered busses, a losses were put at three dead tore off Route Two died this hear the river and many creeks Simmons ing will be board members and former Deborah Ann State Police Car and two staff and seven wounded, with light gth of the Mexi- " K. He went through this routine one day meeting is be- at 7:50 at the Murray-Calloway rushing madly on their way The be and baby daughter, Cathy, will Cars. casualties attributed to the several times until his appetite par- administrators from the school County Hospital. She was e7 of __the- United ing highlighted by a flag fore the icy wind freezes them. join him. After the Murray Dinner three overnight mortar barrag was satisfied. He leisurely listricts of Ballard, Caldwell years of age. ade, addresses, and workshop I also want to see the fires Meeting, the tour will spend the es. spread out on the limb about Calloway, Carlisle, Crittenden, The deceased was born Feb- sessions. from burning leaves and smell eight at Kenlake State Park. The only action involving the fifty feet above the ground and Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Liv- ruary 10, 1902 in Calloway the smoke as it leaves a gentle Persons Treated In Chamber of Commerce withdrawing Marines was a 10- just watched the world go by. Several local citizens are ac- ingston, Lyon, Marshall, Mc County and her parents were The is the term used mantle in the frosty air. said the remaining 45 tickets round rocket attack into their He straddled the limb to use as ively engaged in duties rela- Cracken, and Trigg Counties, the late Robert Elija Moody Emergency Room Of to the combined I should like to live again will be sold on a first come, supply bastion at Quang Ti-I, 12 little energy as possible and ive to the conference. Bit'. and the independent school dis- and Lula Belle Hodge Moody. and Africa. the four seasons: Spring, when Murray Hospital first served basis. Those desir- miles south of the DMZ, spokes- just lay there. oyd, Director, is the Vice-Pre- tricts of Fulton, Mayfield, Mur- She was a member of the Hick- gardens and flowers are plant- ing tickets are urged to call men said. It caused no casualt- idea of the conference and ray, and Paducah. ory Grove Church of Christ. ed. Most of all I recall the burn- the or drop by the ies and light damage. The Blue Jay above him eau& will preside over the luncheon Survivors are one daughter, Three persons were treated Chamber ts has had 64 gov- ing of the plantbeds and potato and pick the tickets. Leathernecks of the U. S. 3rd him no apprehension at all. He session. Mrs. Ann Hays will Mrs. Garvin (Maudie) Bourland at the emergency room of the offices up 0. planting o Summer as the fruit- Hospi- who have reserved tickets Marine Division already have would chimp position every conduct the workshop on Vo- of Murray Route Two; one son, Murray-Calloway County Those age of those plantings blossom at the Cham- begun closing down artillery now and then, but stayed on the lunteers and Disaster. Mrs. Mrs. George Rose Conrad Carr of Dexter; her tal over the past few days, ac- may pick them up forth. Then there are the full bases along the DMZ and head- same limb. Jean Blankenship has been ar- children's father, Murray Carr cording to officials at the hos- ber office. Suffers Injuries grown leaves which curtain the ing south to Dong Ha and rangements chairman. of Murray Route wo; three pital. countryside. Quang Tri in preparation for Thanks to Jane and Morgan Mrs. Sue Roberts and Mrs. brothers, Carl Moody of Almo Sunday, Wanda White of Ha- I remember the happy even- their departure from the war Sisk for the Yucca Plants. We Pat Rogers will participate in Mrs. George Rose p1 1302 Route One, Goble Moody of zel, age 28, was treated for in- ings spent with my .aunt and Lions Convention To zone before Dec. 15. put them out where they would the Safety Services workshop, Poplar Street is a patient in Murray Route Five, and Kelsey juries to her back and hip. uncle and cousins. Their home Three other clases were re- look their prettiest. Putting and the following Volunteers Room 306 of the Murray-Callo- Moody of Hopkinsville; ten She was reported to have been Be Held At Ky. Dam was always so cheerful. The ported from Sunday as the them out this soon, they just will be in the flag parade of way County Hospital after be- grandchildren. injured in a motorcycle acci- tem- children were always allowed po of fighting increased fallow- might bloom next year. Put the opening session- Mrs. Ju- ing injured in a fall at her Funeral services will be held dent. to express themselves and we More than 350 Lions an o ing a recent drop in Commun- one just outside the breakfast anita Lynn, Mrs. Celia Law- home on Friday afternoon Wednesciay at ten a.m. at the Deana Adams of 1607 Dodson, talked about many things. The their wives are expected to at- ist activity. room window so we can look at rence, Mrs. Sue Steele, Mrs. chapel of the Max H. Churchill age five, suffered a fracture of The Murray woman suffered crackling fire in the fireplace acci- tend the annual District 43-K South Vietnamese troops bat- it while we eat. Myrna Phillips, Mrs. Ella Moore, Funeral Home. Burial will be in the left leg in a tricycle a broken back and broken right and light from the ,oil lamp, Lions Club convention to be tled Viet Cong soldiers eight Mrs. Edna McReynolds, an d the Miller Cemetery. dent on Friday. foot, according to members of add much to the scene. held here Saturday and Sun- miles east of Saigon, suffering J. B. Ramsey of 409 South 12th Mrs. Della Taylor. Friends may call at the fun- Thursday Michael, Todd of het family. Outside the moaning wind, day, October 4-5. what were described as light has some Iris he would like to The conference is focusing on eral home after five p.m. today Route Two, Covey Drive, Mur- clear sharp bark of the dogs, ray, age 21 was treated for mul- losses. give away. Says he thinned out the increasing responsibilities (Monday). District Governor Bill Peak call of the gcese and the crow- tiple abrasions on the finger Communist casualties were his Iris and has plenty for some- of the Red Cross, our commie- of Mayfield has announced that Seventeen Persons ing of the roosters, talking to tips, chin, forearms. Todd unknown. body. Maybe someone has a meats to Viet Nam, and the and International Director James D each other across the snowy been U. S. troops reported killing new home with a bare yard and Hurricane Camille Disaster, By Police Licenses Revoked was reported to have in- River Falls, Wisc., will Cited fields. We often wondered what Foster, Mx guerrillas while losing one nothing to put on it, stated Nanny. Group discuss-. jured in a motorcycle accident. prancips1 speaker for the or maybe For Two Persons they could be saying. be the deed and seven wounded them- new fence with no border ions and workshops on a num- Seventeen persons were cited convention. Foster will address I know some of these things selves Sunday in a clash near plants. Anyway just go by Mr. ber of the organizations pro- by the Murray Police Depart- persons have had Lions at the noon luncheon Two local are no longer there, I still en- the Tay Ninh City, near the Cam- Ramsey's house, he has a grams and services are schedul ment over the weekend, accord- Sunday their driver's license suspend- joy recalling as I knew them. Basic Adult Class on bodian border. wheelbarrow load of Iris. ed for the afternoon. ing to the citation reports. ed during the week of Septem- Also the loved ones I knew and In the Central Highlands, U. ber 22-26, according to Arthur To Meet Thursday Festivities get under way ear- driving loved so dearly are either mov- S. 4th Infantry Division troops They were three for E. Beard, Executive Director of ly Saturday afternoon with a driv- ed away or passed away. My lost one killed and four wound- while intoxicated, one for the Traffic Safety Coordinating The first meeting of Basic golf tournament at the Village no love shall always be with me ed in a battle 305 miles north- ing while intoxicated and Committee, Frankfort. Adult Education (grades 1-8) Greens golf course. A Howdy for nc for you. east of Saigon. Communist loss- operator's license, one The two are Frank Edward will take place at 6:30 pin, Party, sponsoredt,hy the May- no hel- Thank you for the memories. es were unknown, spokesmen operator's license and Requarth, 200 Broach Street, Thursday, October 2, in t h e field Lions, follows at 5 p.m. operator's lic- Evelyn Wallace, niece of the said. met, one for no Murray, and William Ray Fut- Library, first floor, A. B. Austin drunken- ense, four for public rell, Route Two, Murray, ac- late ails. Dick Walker Elementary School. Smorgasboard will he served drunken ness, two for public carding to the state release. of near Brandon's Mel This course is designed for in the village auditorium at 6:30 two neat and disorderly conduct, 2910 Leeward Avenue adults, 16 years of age or old- pan, with the Mayfield Lions WEATHER REPORT for reckless driving, one for Los Angeles, Cal. 90005 er, and will be taught by Mrs. providing the after-dinner en- for United Pre.. InterrationAl unnecessary noise, and two Letter To Editor Peggy Wilson. tertainment. Benton Lions will disregarding a stop sign. At this meeting, all interest- furnish music for dancing until September 27, 1969 Kentucky - Sunny and mila ed adults will be enrolled and early hours of the morning Golf Trophy Dinner the today, becoming partly cloudy Dear Mr. Williams: 'Rise and Shine' breakfast the schedule for future meet- A and not quite so cool tonight. Tutoring Program Will Be Wednesday for 8 a m. Sunday It is my belief that the pro- ings will be discussed in detail. is acheduled Chance for light showers north followed by a cabinet meeting Meeting On Tuesday posed dog ordinance will not be portion tonight and Tuesday. The annual Women's Golf the district governor pre- with Highs today mostly in the 70s. (Continwed set Paps Ills) Trophy Dinner will be held at meeting will be ad- Veterinary Meeting siding The Lows tonight 40s and low 50s the Calloway County Country to permit the The 'entering program of journed at 10-30 east to upper 50s and low 60s Club on Wednesday, October 1, Held At Kenlake Murray will have an organizat- Trailer Damaged Lions to attend worship ser- beginning at 6:30 p.m. All mem- west. ional meeting on Tuesday, Sep- vices By Fire On Sunday bers are invited to attend. The 58th annual meeting of tember 30, for all interested tu- FIVE-DAY FORECAST The meat, bread and drin the Kentucky Veterinary Medi- tors in the Austin School Lib- The two-day convention will Kentucky - Temperatures A trailer owned by Brandon will be furnished and each per cal Association got under way rary, 9th and Main Streets, at adjourn following the noon Tuesday through Saturday will Dill, located at Dill's Trailer son is asked to bring either Sunday morning at the Ken- 3.30 pm. luncheon. average near normal west and Court on the New Concord vegetable, a salad, or a dessert liar Inn. was damaged by fire on Dr. Abram Allen of Reidland up to 5 degrees above normal Road, Henderson, A spokesman for the pro- who has been picked by the Sol Bernstein, eastern portion Kentucky nor- DEATH ENDS BASIC TRAINING-Pvt. David Swanson, 21, Sunday at 1:25 p.m. said be for NOW YOU KNOW group's nominating committee convention chairman mal highs 73 to 78. Normal lows who eiirlier had slashed his wrists after two weeks in basic gram this will The Murray Fire Department flfth, and sixth grade to be president of KVMA for District 43-K is _comprised o 48 to 58. training at Ft. Dix, N.J., was found dead of an overdose of fourth, answered the two alarm fire. children.'Any interested person used to ex- by United Press international 1969-70. will speak at the pro- 38 Lions Clubs extending from Precipitation will total one sleeping pills at the home of his parents,-Mr. and Mrs. Arvid The booster was is urged to attend. Tutors do not the flames. Damage The only natiotiol flag that gram today. His subject is Henderson, liopkinsville, and quarter inch or less occurring Swanson, in Nev Britain. eonn. Swanson said his son had tinguish have to be qualified teachers, was reported on the inside of has onlyone solor is the red "Fixation Apparatus For Can Madisonville westward all the as showers towards the end of written he "would do ,inything" to get out of basic training. the spokesman said. the trailer. banner of Muscat and Oman. Cervical Iniuries". way to Hickman. the week. PAGE TWO PAGE T MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 29. 1969 t THE LEDGER 6g. TIMES Ohi PUBLISHED by LEDGER A TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ise, Oonsolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times., and Chri The Times-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian. January 1, 1942. 183 N. 411 Street, Murray, Kentucky 42871 The Purchase Area Develop- funds from cities and counties By S JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUI3LISHER ment District Board of Direc- account for one-fourth of the op- Ul tors will meet in Mayfield on erational funds coming from Judge Monday, according to seven of the eight Purchase Woody Castleman, chairman. Dick counties. Fulton County is not a around NATIONAL REPRZSENTATTVEB: WALLACE WITMER CO., 15084 The group will meet at the fully participating county. though it Madlion Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y, West Kentucky RECC office on Woodrow Coots, University of to rival Stephenson Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. West Broadway, in Mayfield, at Kentucky Area Extension Spe- veteran p.m cialist in Resource Development Ekitered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmistrion 7 starting a."0. The board will consider the says that the development dis- cond cerr -1 Second Class Matter naming of an executive director trict is designed to provide a his best 1 SUBSCIPTION RATES By Carrier in Murray, per week 34, per and selection of an office loca- channel through which a multi- The de Month -. MURRAY 4113. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $5.50; tion. county group can cooperate and - , pion Budl Zones 1 & 2, $13.00, Elsewhere 414.00. All service subscriptions 48.00. The district has been funded coordinate activities in overall campaign -rim; Outstanding Civic Asset et a C,•iontunity Is the with an administrative grant of development programs. shell-shot Integrity et its Newspaper" ;39,000 from the Economic De- The district board is composed 62-0. velopment Administration. Local of the county judge from each °nright thru Wed. The vti MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 29, 1969 county, a mayor from each a record county and 13 citizen members on a fiel broadly representative of the steady Purchase area. doubt tha Officers of the board in addi- are the ni tion to Judge Castleman as , 1 It was By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL chairman, include Holmes Ellis, from th Murray, vice chairman; Dick ; 1 Buckeyes Fairhurst, Paducah, secretary, quarterbal BENTON, Ky., Sept. 27-Clay and George Little, Benton, . A WIWAM DOZIER PRODUCTICJN . 58-yard p WASHINGTON - Civil rights attorney Joseph L. Rauh referring i Rose, 73, formerly of Marshall treasurer. ski. Kern to any continued digging into the background of Judge Clement County, died Friday night in a touchdown ,Hayaisworth whom he opposes as a nominee for an associate Detroit. Mich., hospital. Buckeyes 'Supreme Court Judgeship: win, "We think the record has already been made so that any Second-i He is survived by • t Senator who votes for Haynsworth and who opposed Abe Fortas his wife, wasn't Mrs. Gertie Rose, Detroit; two Ma a double standard." Coach Jo daughters, Mrs. Leola Nelson, Lions slit Benton Rt. 1, and Miss Judy BONN - National Democratic party leader Adolf von Thadden in topplin Nelson, Detroit; two sons, Bob- who failed to secure a needed 5 per cent of the West German their 13th by and David Rose, both of De- vote to have his party reproved in parliament: Ti troit; a step-son, Jack Rose, De- "I have firmly decided to challenge the election in the constit- Third-ra ^i, troit; a sister, Mrs. Lola York, . utional court." Arkansas, Mayfield Rt. 5; three brothers, Dock the Southv LOS ANGELES - Airline executive Alfred E. Freeman comment- and Bill Rose, both of Benton Rt. turned in ing on the frustrating border-crossing delays he experienced as 3, and Jack Rose, Spencer, Ohio; Texas part of Operation Intercept, aimed at curbing marijuana smuggling: seven grandchil- dren and record It "I won't go to Tijuana again if I can help it." two great-grandchil- dren. triumph Arkansas • PARIS - Mrs Sybil Stockdale, whose husband is being held and a Funeral services for Mr. Rose v prisoner in North Vietnam, explaining the plight of relatives of ',walloping '1 will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. U. S. prisoners who may try to seek information from the North- Fifth-rat Vietnamese peace delegation in Paris: at the Linn Funeral Chapel here, "It is a costly trip, and it imposes a considerable hardiihTp, with Wind in the Hiatt Ceme- particularly on those who aren't really well enough to travel." tery in Marshall County. Day Arches' Hit Retains Hid Murray Company Directed To Pitc On Top Rating Pay $13,434 In Back Win NEW YORK, Sept. 27. - Wages (UPI) - The Archies' "Sug- ar, Sugar" remained the No. Secretary of Labor George P. , gation conducted under direc- Contracts Division, whose office By Mrs. Hattie McCallon, age 73, died yesterday at the Murray 1 record in this week's Bill- Shultz has obtained a court tion of Area Director Robert L. is located at 486 Federal Build- UF Hospital. She was the widow of Virgil McCallon. board magazine survey of order in the United States Dis- Sawyer, U.S. Department of ing, 167 N. Main St., Memphis, A mass meeting has been called for tomorrow at the City Hall pop singles. The ratings are trict Court at Padj.icah requiring Labor's Wage-Hour Tenn. Dave Bo to raise money to procure an airport for the city and county. Full based on and Public air play and record Kelly Myatt.Jones, indwiduall familiar 1 state and federal help will be given, but the city and county must sales. doing business .1 Sr myre hal 3: provide ono-fourth of the total sum needed. and as 4: Theieadera , o Oil Co., pay back monkey, two drinks and you unexpecte The Howard reunion was held at the City Park. to wagei ALM;kN6c 1. "Sugar, Sugar," Ar- amounting to $13,434.98 found to. strut like a peacock, three each pitcl Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Whitnell Avenue, Murray, are chies. By drinks and you roar like a lion, can Leagu the parents of a son born at the Murray Hospital. be due 38 employes as a result' United Press International 2. "Jean," Oliver. of violations of the minimum and four drinks . you behave Boswell 3. "Little Woman," Bobby, gage and overtime provisions Today is Monday, Sept. 29, like a pig." victory m Sherman. of the Fair Labor Standards the 272nd day of 1969 with 93 to in his 4. "Easy to Be Hard," Acts. follow. Minnesota Three Dog Night. The moon is approaching its Seattle _Pi 5. "I Can't Get Next to last quarter. 1908-196e' game of a You," Temptations. judgment approved by The The morning stars Boswell 6. "Honky Took Woman," are United States District Judge Mercury, from vet Rolling Stones. Venus and Saturn. Henry L. Brooks, also perman- The evening stars are Mars however, 7. "Green River," Cree- select cirt dence Clearwater Revival. ently enjoins and restrains de- and Jupiter. Stottlem 8. "Everybody's On this day in history: Fire this morning completely destroyed the house in which Talkin'," fendant from violating t h e previous Nilsson. minimum wage, overtime com- In 1789 the U.S. War Carl Houtoo and family were residing and also damaged the C. H. Department was helpe 9. "Hot Fun in the Sum- pensation and recordkeeping pro- set up a regular A JEROME HELLMAN-JOHN SCHLESINGER PRODUCTION Beaman residence nearby. The two houses are located near the Army of baseman mer Time," Sly and Family visions of the Fair Labor Stand- 700 men to serve three saw mill south of Murray. years. I. notching I Stone. ards Act. DUSTIN HOFFIVIAN The Hazel FFA chapter made a trip to St. Louis, Mo., to see In 1923 Great , the New 10. "Oh, What a Night," According to the complaint Britain began the Cardinal Baseball game and other scenic sites. governing Palestine JON WIGHT the Baltin Dells. filed by the secretary of labor, under a "Gordon Crouch of Lynn Grove has one of the most attractive League of 60 •reat in '68 11. "This Girl Is a Woman defendant and his employes are Nations mandate. "MIONIGHT COWBOVal homes we have seen", from the column, "Seen & Heard Around Now," Lettermen. In the 1936 presidential Robinso: subject to the Fair Labor Stand- BRENDA VACCARO JOHN Murray". 12. "I'll Never Fall in campaign between President McGIVER RUTH WHITE best field Murray Lodge 105 F. Si A. observe ards Act because they are en- SYLVIA MILES BARNARD HUGHES Screenplay M. will Past Masters Night Love Again," Tom Jones. Franklin D. Roosevelt and by WALDO SAL I the maps on October 3 at 7:30 p.m. gaged in the sale and distribu- Based on ihe novel by JAMES LEO HERLIHY Produced h, JERONIE HELLMAN to first 13. "Get Together," Kansas governor Alf Landon, Directed by JOHN SCHLES1Nei tion of petroleum products, sub-s ER Musa Sossereisson b't JOHN BARRY Youngblood'. both EVIERYBoDv's TALKIN-suna by N11.-Sta)N vo...... selmm•.14••••,r2P. Munson's stantial quantities of which are maior political parties KEEP UP ..100.4. WINN I/ in the ti used nationwide radio COLOR bY DeLuxe regularly received from points networks 0021 0400 MO Frank Fe: for the first time. 0 outside the state of Tennessee. winning Mrs. Della Collins In 1941 the United ru The complaint further alleged States and In othe: Britain agreed to JOIN UP send Funeral Rites Set that defendant's annual gross supplies took the BENTON, Ky., Sept. to Russia to help the U.S. ARMY RESERVE 27-Fu- volume of sales has been in Soviet sota, 4-1, neral services for Mrs. Della excess of $250,000 and his busi- Communists resist invasion by Germany. 10-3, Was Collins, 87, will be held at 2 ness constitutes an enterprise land, 7-6, -- - p.m. Monday at Filbeck and within the meaning of the act. Chicago, Funeral A thought for the day: Henry Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed to the things Cann Chapel here with The complaint filed in this nipped Oai Voltam Morton said, which we have heard, lest at any time we should let them the Rev. C. B. Pierce officiating. case resulted from an investi- "One slip. - drink of wine and you Hebrews 2:1. Burial will be in Provine act like a How shall we escape, if we neglect so great a salvation. Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as pall- kee bearers. She was a member of Gilberts- of 1 ville Baptist Church. Mrs. Collins died at the home MONEY HEADQUARTERS of her daughter, Mrs. Johnny where y Givens of Calvert City. 506W. Main Street Phone 7H-.24H Offer Good Tuesday and Wednesday, SEPT. 30th & OCT. 1st torner---1 Other survivors include an- compute fort other daughter, Mrs. Johnny Ns is clean Mack Sutherland of Calvert City Rt. 2; three sons, Charles Col- u-1 LADIES & MEN 0 SEE L lins of Benton, Elmer Collins of CO, Hickory Rt. 2. and Delphus Col- D&S CAPSULES lins of Gilbertsville; 15 grand- CI children, and 20 great-grand- children. $1.49 TWO PIECE $1.09 Mrs. Alton,84, EACH • Dies In Hardin SUITS BENTON, Ky., Sept. 27-Mrs. Susie Alton, 84, died at 5 p.m. Steak Saturday at her home in Hardin. 0 * ALL WORK GUARANTEED * (7. House She was a member of Hardin Baptist Church. Never An Extra Charge for One Each Capsule Contains Hour Service * SPECIALS She is survived by her hus- band John Alton, one daughter, Phenyitoloxamine Citrate _ _ Umg Mrs. Mon. - SIRLOIN STEAK, Reg. 1.69 James Carroll, Hardin: one granddaughter, Mrs. Don Salicylamide 130 mg - RIBEYE STEAK, Reg. 1.59 S1.31 Bailey, Hazel. Wed - GROUND SIRLOIN, Reg. 1.39 S1.24 Funeral services will be at Thur. - FRIED CHICKEN, Reg 1.59 11.$9 3:30 p.m. Monday at Filbeck and Cann Funeral Chapel with Fri. ALL THE FISH YOU CAN EAT • $1.69 the Rev. James Hale officiating. DALE & STUBBLEFIELD THE MOST IN DRY Burial will b., in Old Salem DRUGS CLEANING LOCATED ON HWY. 641 NORTH Cemetery in Calloway County. Murray, Ky. 4207 1 Phone 753-1231 Next to Tom's Pizza Palace Friends may call at the funeral WWWWWWWW~NwwwwevemAmwovv" home. 4 •

PAGE THREE 1BER 29. 1969 THR LEDGER A Timfa — MURRAY. KENTUCKY Ohio MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 1969 State Crushes Texas Braves Move Racers Lose First OVC Game Christian 62-0 Saturday To TUES. Within Of Season To Tennessee Tech nia continued its whining ways ORTS By STEVE SMILANICH with a 48-6 conquest of One UPI Sports Victory The Murray State Racers were Writer Northwestern No. goal line 14 plays later on a ALS tr4.3,8 and 6 Oklaho- ambushed by the Tennessee Tech ma stopped Pittsburgh, 37-8. BASEBALL fourth down pass from Haug to Woody Hayes hasn't been Kapp Ties Touchdown Golden Eagles 28-21 in a game Hess In other games involving the Pass with 2:26 left in the third around for 100 years, at Cutc,hin Stadium here before even top 10 teams seventh-ranked By STU CAMEN frame. MSU elected to try for Till though it migut seem that way an overflow crowd of more than r I4#MAN Georgia crushed Clemson 30-0, UPI Sports Writer STANDINGS the two point conversion and to rival coaches, but the Record, 8600 fans. No. 8 Notre Dame suffered a Vikings Top Colts the pass from Haug to Wolfe veteran Ohio State mentor All-OVC tailback Larry Sch- is 28-14 setback to pesky Purdue, Rico Carty is just what the National Loewe was good to cut the Tech lead starting college Leber was the workhorse for the football's se- No. 9 UCLA outscored Wiscon- doctors ordered for the Atlanta East to 21-15. cond century with what may be Eagles as he gained 215 yards sin 34-23, and No. 10 Florida Braves. By JOE CARNICELLI making a 74-yard drive, came W. L Pot- GI Schrieber picked up a first down his best team ever. on 35 carries for an average beat Mississippi State 47-35. The Braves moved to within UPI Sports Writer after Sonny Jurgensen's passing s-New York 99 61 619 on two carries following the kick- The defending national cham- had of 6.1 yards per carry. tAY In a game involving Rose one victory, or a San Francisco helped the 'Skins score two Chicago 91 69 569 off but the Racer front wall tou- pion Buckeyes opened The Eagles dominated the first IN AT R E their 1969 Bowl aspirants, California loss, of clinching the National Joe Kapp, the Minnesota touchdowns within two minutes Pitts. 86 74 538 13 ghened up an the Eagles were campaign Saturday by top- quarter of play as the Racers IN=Sal crushing pled 11th-ranked Indiana 17-14. League's Western Division title Vikings' 31-year-old reserve to take the lead. St Louis 85 74 .535 13% forced to kick on fourth clown shell-shocked TRIM S had to punt after three plays Christian, Elsewhere in the East, Sunday by defeating the San quarterback, has long been Bart Starr teamed with Jim Phila. 62 97 .390 36% from their own 45. 62-0. Penn on two occasions and picked up beat Bucknell 28-17, Boston Diego Padres, 4-2, And, as he labeled a poor passer. In tact, Grabowski for a two-yard TD Montreal 52 108 335 47 The ball was downed on the The victory, achieved their only first down of the quar- Wed. before College rallied to down Navy has been doing the last three last season he finished 13th pass in the fourth quarter that West Murray State 16 yard line where a record 86,412 fans and played W. L Pct. GB ter on a Matt Haug keeper in the 21 - 14, Rutgers humiliated weeks, it was Carty who wa among National Football gave the Packers their victory Haug took over and engineered on a field made slippery by a mainly League over closing seconds of the frame. Princeton 29-0, Dartmouth wal- responsible. passers— and the Vik- the Forty Niners. Dave Atlanta 92 6it 575 the Racers third TD of the night steady downpour, left little The Thoroughbreds held the loped New Hampshire 31-0 and Carty belted a two-run homer ings won the Central Division Hampton returned the second- San Fran 89 70 .560 doubt that the brash Buckeyes ball for two more series of dawns with a pass to Jeff Votaw to tie Connecticut broke Yale's 17- in the first inning and then title. half kickoff 87 yards for a Cincinnati 88 72 .550 are the nation's No. 1 team. and then had to settle for a field the score at 21 all. Watts PAT game string without a loss by drove in another run with a The Baltimore Colts, on the touchdown but the Forty Niners Loa Ang 82 76 522 It was a one-sided goal attempt by Stan Watts which attempt hit the upright and bounc- display beating the Ells 19-17. double in the eighth to insure other hand, have long been tied the game on the first play Houston 90 79 .503 from the first time the went wide of the uprights. ed to the outside and vras no good. In the South, Georgia Tech the Braves of no worse than a reputed as one of the finest from scrimmage on John San Diego 50 109 .314 Buckeyes got the ball as junior Tech took over on their own The Eagles moved the ball well nipped Baylor 17-10 and Tennes- tie for the NL's Western crown. defensive teams in pro football. Brodie's 80-yard pass to Clifton x-Clinched Div. Title lee quarterback Rex Kern threw a twenty and after seven plays following the kickoff but their see showed plenty of strength Sall Francisco kept its faint They allowed only 144 points McNeil. Sundays Results ooucnon 58-yard pass to Bruce Jankow- Bill the Eagles had the ball first and attack stalled on the Murray 2; In toppling Auburn 45-19. title hopes alive Sunday by last season, winning the NFL Munson set up one St. Louis 2, Montreal 0 ski. Kern also scored a pair of goal to go on the Murray State where Gentry's field goal attempt Alabama thumped Southern beating Los Angeles, 8-1. title before bowing to the New touchdown and passed 15 yards New York 2, Phil.. 0 touchdowns in leading the to five yard line, Two plays later failed. Mississippi 63-14, and Wesl In other NL games, the New York Jets in the Super Bowl Nick Eddy for another as the Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 1 Buckeyes to their 15th Tech's 190 pound freshman tail- The Racers took over on the straight Virginia trimmed Tulane 35-17. York Mets, champions of the Kapp tore both reputations Lions blanked the Giants. Lem Atlanta 4, San Diego 2 win. back, Roger Hill crashed over 20 yard line but Warwick inter- Rolls Up 696 Yards Eastern Division, blanked Phi- apart Sunday when he threw a Barney also scored on a 74-yard Cincinnati 4, Houston 1 Second-ranked Penn State the goal line for the first score cepted a Haug pass on the first In other Midwestern games ladelphia, 2-0, for the club's record-tying seven touchdown punt return. San Fran 8 Los Ang. 1 wasn't as impressive, eaeae.s as of the night. Butch Gentry added play with 2:19 left in the game. but Iowa rolled up 696 yards total the Vikings humbled Willis Crenshaw crashed two Schrieber bulled his way thr- Coach Joe Paterno's Nittany the colts. 52-14. He completed Mondays Games the PAT to put the Golden Eagles offense in outscoring Washing- fourth straight shutout and 28 yards for the deciding touch- AY Lions showed sufficient power down All Times EDT out in front 7-0 with 9:52 remain- ough the Racer line for six plays ton State 63-35, Minnesota and eighth consecutive victory, Chi- of 43 passes for 449 yards and and Mac Percival missed in toppling Colorado 27-3 for a 26 No games scheduled ing in the half. In a row and hit paydirt for the Ohio University battled to a 35- cago beat Pittsburgh, 3-1, hit six different receivers for -yard field goal attempt their 13th consecutive with Tuesday's Games The Racers picked up three Eagles with a one yard plunge victory. 35 stalemate, Missouri trounced Cincinnati downed Houston, 4-1, touchdowns. four seconds remaining to Turn In Victories enable Phil. at St. Louis, night first downs in nine plays follow- with 0:25 remaining on the clock. Illinois 37-6, Kansas beat and St. Louis topped Montreal, In other NFL action, Green the Cardinals to defeat Thfrd-ranked Texas and No. 4 2-0. Bay edged San Francisco, 14-7, the Bears, Ckieinnati at Atlanta, night ing the kickoff and with 6:59 With time running short the Syracuse 13-0 and Michigan Racers had to go for the long Arkansas, perennial powers of In the American League, the Cleveland downed Washington, Houston at Los Ang., night remaining in the half MSU had ERS State edged Southern Methodist San bomb in order to score and the the Southwest Conference, also New York Yankees edged 27-23, Detroit shut out New Diego at San Fran., night the ball on the Tech one yard 23-15. pass following the kick off was turned in impressive victories. Baltimore, 3-2, Detroit whipped York, 24-0, Philadelphia ripped Only games scheduled line with a first down. Haug Elsewhere Oklahoma State EXHIBITION GAME good from Haug to Hess Texas pushed its second Boston, 10-3, Washington nipped Pittsburgh, 41-27, St. Louis plunged over the goal line on a for 19 tripped Houston 24-18, Stanford American League yards. Haug was then forced record to 2-0 with a 49-7 Cleveland, 7-6, in 10 innings, nipped Chicago, 20-17, Los quarterback sneak but the score blanked Oregon 28-0, Wyoming MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL East to run out of the pocked triumph over Texas Tech and Kansas City walloped the Angeles defeated Atlanta, 17-7, was nullified by a backfield in and rallied to down the Air Force UPI).— The Minnesota North W. L Pet. GB scampered 16 yards on the Arkansas used a strong defense Chicago White Sox, 10-3, and Dallas beat New Orleans, motion penalty. A Haug to Hess keep- Academy 27-25, Army defeated Stars edged the Detroit Red x-Baltimore 108 51 .679 er. The final play of the game and a versatile offense in California trimmed Oakland, 6- 21-17. pass fell incomplete in the end Vanderbilt 16-6, Louisiana State Wings 5-4 Sunday in a National Detroit 88 71 .533 20 was a long Billy walloping Tulsa, 55-0. 5, in 11 innings, and Minnesota Takes Over Early zone and Schrieber broke up pass to Hess walloped Rice 4-20, Kentucky Hockey League exhibition game Boston 86 73 541 22 that was Fifth-rated Southern Galifor- and Seattle split a doubleheader Th• veteran Kapp, signed by a Haug to White pass to make intercepted by Francis edged Mississippi 10-9, and with Lou Manne scoring the Wash. 84 75, .528 as the final horn sounded. with the Twins winning tit- Minnesota two years ago after ,fourth and goal to go on the Oregon State downed Arizona deciding goal with '7:30 New York 78 81 .491 30 Matt Haug opener, 5-2 and the Pilots a successful career with left in eight yard line where Haug com- hit 18 of Si—pass State 30-7. the game. Cleveland 62 97 .390 46 attempts taking the nightettp, 4-1. Vancouver in the Canadian 'leted a pass to Jack Wolfe for for 177 yards and had The victory ran Minnesota's Dave Boswell Rutgers got rid of a lot of League, took over when Gary West the score. three intercepted. Rick Fisher exhibition record to 4-2 and past frustrations by trouncing Cuozzo broke his tose early in W. L Pct. GB Watts kick for the extra point was the leading rusher for the dropped Detroit to 3-2-1. Racers with 76 yards on 13 carr- Princeton in the 100th anniver- SUFFERS INJURY the game. x-Minn. 95 64 59'7° was good to tie up the score at ies. Pitches 20th sary celebration game at New Larry Smith plunged a yard Oakland 86 74 538 9 7-7. Brunswick. Calif. 71 88 .447 24 Hill Rutgers, an under- DETROIT (UPI).— Bob Kow- for one score and Roman returned the Murray kick- dog in most of the 60 games alkowski, offensive Gabriel passed four yards to Montreal and Toronto, which Chicago 68 92 425 27 loff 72 yards on a magnificent 72 right guard Kan. 93 .415 29 Win played between the two teams for the Detroit Lions, Wendell Tucker for another gs joined the National Hockey City 66 yard runback down the sidelines THREE TD PASSES Sunday suffered .396 32 credited with starting the sport torn ligaments the Rams beat the Falcons. League as charter members Seattle 63 96 to set up the Eagles second TD. in his left knee -Clinched Title a century ago, scored its most Sunday Norm Snead threw five TD in 1917, arc -the only original a Div. Schrieber picked up thirteen WHEELING, during the National Sunday's Results W.Va. (UPI)— By FRED McMANE one-sided victory of the series Football passes— four to Ben Hawkins— members still in the circuit. yards on two carries and moved George League club's game New York 3, Baltimore 2 Bork threw three UPI Sports Writer behind the quarterbacking of with the New York Giants. as the Eagles bounced back * * * e ball to the Racer one yard touchdown passes Sunday night Richie Policastro. Detroit 10, Boston 3 me where Fair A team spokesman said from a 13-point first-period carried it into to lead the Chicago Owls to a The senior The Montreal Canadiens have Wash 7, Clev 6, 10 inns. e end zone Dave Boswell got help from a quarterback Kowalkowski will undergo sur- disadvantage to wallop the on a quarterback 30 - 21 Continental Football scored once, passed for another won a record 16 National Kan City 10 Chicago 3 eak. Gentry's kick was good familiar face while Mel Stottle- gery Monday. It was not known Steelers. Calif. 6, Oakland 5. 11 inns. League victory over the Ohic and set up a .third in the Hockey League Stanley Cup to end the scoring in the first myre had aid from a most ,:rp how long he would be lost to Rookie Calvin Hill ground out Minn. 5, Seattle 2, tat Valley Ironnaipa. , easy titles. half with Tech unexpected source Sunday as the team, 141 yards and two touchdowns Seattle 4, Mina 1, 2nd in front 14-7. Bork's scoring-fusses/went to each pitcher joined the Ameri- to rally the Cowboys to a * * * Monday's Games Tech's third score was set John Powers and Gary Town- •can League's 20 victory over the stubborn by a pass interception by -victory club. Gordie Howe of the Detroit All Times EDT send. Boswell Saints. The Yale rookie raced •• e Eagles' James Huskey to reached the 20- Red Wings has played 23 seasons Detroit, Kilkenny 7-8 at Bal- victory mark for the first time Bengals Rack Up Third In A nine yards for the deciding give TTU the ball on the Murray in the National I1Mtey League, timore, Cuellar 23-10, 8 p. in. in his touchdown with 9:46 left in the 3 yard line. career when the an individual record. Boston, Nagy 12-2 at Wash- Minnesota Twins beat the game after New Orleans took ington, Bosnian 13-5, 7:30 p. It took the Eagles nine plays SMITH WINS SENIOR a • 411. Seattle Pilots, 5-2, in the first Row With 24-19 Win Over KC the lead on Tom Dempsey's 43- Only games sceduled before they struck again on a • rt terback keeper by Fair. game of a doubleheader. field goal. Denny McLain won 31 runes --Tuesdays Games Gen- SEATTLE (UPI)—C. falphon Boswell needed Boosts Browns Over Detroit at Seattle, night y's kick was good for the third relief help By FRED McMANE Jets' second in a row. for the Detroit Tigers in 1968. so Smith of Alexandria, Va., from veteran Ron Bill Nelsen threw a 15-yard OWL at Kens City, night time of the night to give the Eag- captured Perranoski, UPI Sports In other games, Oakland beat * * the National Senior however, Writer touchdown pass to Gary Collins Chicago at Minnesota les a 14 point advantage at 21-7. before joining the Boston, 38-23, Houston topped Indoor Tennis championship select circle. with only 1:19 remaining, to Detroit at Bait., night Murray downed Gentry's kick- Sunday by beating Jack Staton If the New York Nets Miami, 22-10, and Buffalo Nolan Smith caught one pass Stottlemyre, who has had can boost the Browns over the Boston at Wash., night off in the end zone and started of St. two win, why defeated Denver, 41-28. for the Kansas City Petersburg, Fla., 6-2, 5-7, previous 20-victory not the Cincinnati Redskins. Nelsen's pass, ell- Chiefs in the Cleve at New York, night their second scoring drive of seasons, Bengals? Cincinnati had to rely on entire 1967 season. 6-3. was helped by an error by third the night. The Racers cross the :rrioN The Bengals still have a long substitute quarterback Sam baseman Brooks Robinson in way to go before they can be Wyche to defeat the Chiefs, as notching his 20th triumph as accepted as contenders, but rookie sensation Greg Cook was the New York Yankees edged they're slowly building Injured late in the second the Baltimore Orioles, 3-2. support. They made it three victories quarter. Makes Wild Throw in a row Sunday by stopping Wyche came through the way Robinson, regarded as the previously undefeated Kansas coach Paul Brown hoped he 'HITE best fielding third baseman Mercury in '70 Cyclone GT. City, 24-19, and now at least would by completing an 80-yard LDO SALT the majors, made a wild throw they must be taken seriously. touchdown pass to Bob Trump LIMAN to first base on Thurman RY The victory for Cincinnati in the fourth quarter to put the Munson's grounder with two out was their second in a row over Bengals ahead, 17-13. A fumble in the ninth inning, allowing Password recovery by Clem Turner then for action with the accent teams which on action. were supposed Wed Frank Fernandez to score the to vie for the led to a 19-yard TD run by Jess ogles winning run. AFL's Western Division title this year. Phillips later in the quarter and In other AL games, Seattle Last Cyclone GT combines the lean, ready-to-race look of a track machine vinyl. sporty hood scoop, belted wide tread tires and dual side view weekend, the Bengals the Bengals were home free. took the nightcap from Minne- defeated with the quiet, good manners of a street machine. Its bold thrusting mirrors. Performance runs from quick to quicker. Cyclone GT is the San Diego Chargers, John Hadl was the big leader grille flanked sota, 4-1, Detroit beat Boston, 34-20. is by amber Cyclone running lights. Concealed headlights equipped with a standard 351 cubic inch 2-barrel V-8, with options Their triumph over for the Chargers, as he stunned -ere standard. So are hi-back buckets of cool "breathable" Comfortweave 10-3, Washington edged Cleve- the all the way up to a Super CJ 429-4V Ram Air V-8. Chargers gained added meaning the Jets with three touchdown land, 7-6, Kansas City routed Sunday when San Diego passes. Hadl, who passed for Chicago, 10-3, and California upset the world champion New 281 yards, connected on scoring nipped Oakland, 6-5. York Jets, 34-27. The loss was the passes of nine yards to Lance Alwroth, and 13 and 29 yards to Gary Garrison. Joe Namatti hit keep ahead on 29 of 51 passes for 344 yards in a losing effort. Oakland, which entered the of your bills game a three-touchdown favor- ite, You'll like doing business had to rally from 15 points Were you're a valued cus- behind before subduing Boston. 1st tomer—never a six-figure Daryle Lamonica completed computer number. So see four touchdown passes— two of as for the money you need them to Warren Wells—while Is clean up those old bills. veteran place kicker George • Blinds set a league record by SEE US FOR A DEBT iga scoring in his 45th consecutive CONSOLIDATION game with five conversions and a 35-yard field goal. Mike cLOAN, Taliaferro tossed three scoring passes for the winless Patriots, Houston couldn't get much of an offense going against Miami, but rookie Roy Gerela kicked • LOANS five field goals to pull the game Up To out for the Oilers. Gerela, a soccer-style kicker from Cana- da, booted field goals of 17, 17, $5,000° 33, 31 and 30 yards to break the club record of four by Blinds Sensible Terms to in 1965. Gerela's effort was just Fit Your Budget YOU'RE one shy of the league record. ALWAYS Jack Kemp tossed for three NUMBER touchdowns and an alert ONE Buffalo defense intercepted five passes as the Bills snapped a 40), WITH US 10-game regular season losing MERCURY PASSWORD FOR ACTION IN 1HE 70 S. CRE'Diy,„ streak. Kemp hit on a 55-yard TD toss to Haven Moses, a three-yarder to 0. J. Simpson and a six-yar der to Billy moRcuRYcYcLoNEHATCHER 203 So. 5th Street Murray, Ky. Masters. Pete Liske also threw AUTO SALES, MERCURY for three touchdowns in a losing Bob Lalgastus, Mgr. Phone 753-5573 INCOl N cause. South 12th. Street Murray; Kentucky PAGE FOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, K EN TU CK Y MONDAY — SEPTEMBER 29, 1969

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METROPOLIS, III., sories were white and she wore Miss Diann Clara Maedeker, a white orchid corsage. • NEW and Robert Anthony Perry were A reception was held in the united in marriage Sept. 6 at 4 church basement following the p.m. at St. Stephens Lutheran ceremony. Mesdames John A portable push-button Church. The double-ring cere- Markus, Leroy Branham, James Vowtafit'r• polisher is the latest item in the mony was performed by the Kennedy and Miss Linda Mar- --J hand care department. Push the Rev. H. W. Reinke. kus, all cousins of the bride, button and the special pointed The bride is the daughter of served the guests. Miss Rose Watches that look like slices grindstone and deerskin polisher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mae- Marie Markus, a cousin of the Miss Marjorie Gay Wall Becomes Bride of emeralds; watches that are spin to trim the nails neatly and deker of Metropolis Rt. 3 and bride, kept the guest register. part of chunky, metal link quickly. The streamlined body Be firm with Of Jonathan-Aticholas Terhune NEW 11.0 bridegroom is the son of For her going-away costume, bracelets; watches set in antique of the gadget contains a the Slat Elb Mrs. Anthony Perry of Ceremony At A Nashville Church quartz, lapis scarabs or antique precision motor which is battery Mr. and num. Let the bride wore a two-piece tunic coins. Such are the watchwortb powered. The item comes Niagara Falls, N.Y. in Jacket dress with white blouse your children! In the winter collection for APPLY. Music was furnished by Mrs. complete with protective cap, does the and pink accessories. She wore Sheffield, the firm that Elmer Kruger, organist, and batteries and carrying case. square foi the orchid corsage from her launched the fashion Miss Stecia Horstman, vocalist. By Abigail Van Buren originally (F.M. Libby Co., Dept 66, 1.130 gal bridal bouquet. concept. The The bride, given in marriage watch 2330 Beacon Lane, Naples, Fla.) es Paint After a wedding trip to North emerald-looking timepiece is one by her father, wore a formal DEAR ABBY: In two weeks my husband and I will be Bay, Canada, the couple will gem watches. gown of bridal satin trimmed of the firm's The luxury look goes to make their home in Murray, going on our vacation. After much persuasion, we agreed to SPINET with two panels of embroidered window shades that operate on Ky. let our two sons, 17 and 20 stay home and "batch it." cf tube-roses, glamelias, a n d 5 years t roses down the front. The gown standard rollers. The shades, The bride is a graduate of Last week we discovered that the boys are planning to carnations in white and laven- Co., your had a scoop neckline, Empire ready-made, are designed with a Metropolis Community High invite about 15 couples, boys and girls, to a party at the der. The four-tiered bride's across fir fitted sleeves ending built-in valance nine inches deep waist and School and is a senior in ele- house while we're gone. cake was decorated with pastel Tenn. Ba calla points at the wrists. Her and comes with fringed hemline. in mentary education at Murray they could have the party only rosebuds, and featured a bride gans for We firmly told them that The fabric is a double-woven white satin train was attached State University. Mr. Perry and groom on the top tier. if an aunt and uncle chaperoned it. The boys didn't like that casement in a variety of sunfast 1968 VICE at the waist with a bow and was graduated from high school in Punch, mints, and nuts were idea, and suggested instead that a newly-married couple of colors - sun gold, old gold, located • decorated_ with appliqued rose Niagara Falls, attended Niagara served from this table, and also their acquaintance be the chaperones. [This couple is about apple green olive, ice blue, beige, Trailer motifs. Her headpiece of peed University and is a senior at from a refreshment table on the age of our elder son.] My husband promptly vetoed that champagne and white. The shade after 10:0( de sole roses trimmed with MSU where he is majoring in the terrace. suggestion. We then gave the boys a choice of postponing the should be dry cleaned when pearls and sequins held a six- biology and chemistry. Assisting in serving the guests 1968 HILL party until we return, having the party before we go, or soiled. tiered fingertip veil of silk il- were Mrs. W. Charles Webster electric n (Joanna Western Mills, 2141 lusion. having the aunt and uncle chaperone it Well, their noses of Little Rock, Arkansas, aunt ed living S. Jefferson St., The bride's dress was de- have been out of joint ever since. of the bride, and Miss Martha Chicago, Ill.) ed in Coac signed and made by her moth- Abby, my husband and I have looked forward to a McClellan of Nashville, Tenn- 6592. er. She wore a cross necklace well-earned vacation, and we would not feel at ease unless essee, Mrs. Gary Hooten of Lit- A new cap for aerosol Farmer — 100 belonging to her mother and a we were reasonably certain that everything would be all tle Rock, Arkansas, and Mrs. containers eliminates some of PER the problems of English, .11 pair of gold earrings which be- right at home. Do you think we are being fair in our David Murray of Jackson, Ten- clog, drip or after-spray on household or tag, Sette longed to her great-great-grand- demands? J. K. nessee, all cousins of the bride, mother. Hamm and Miss Penelope Terhune of personal products. A one-piece healthy el May The bride'Lbouquet of white DEAR J. K.: Yes. And hooray for you arld for all other Murray, sister of the groom. affair, its maker calls it the 23 ar register. 3( carnations, in i t e tuberoses, -Miss parents who insist on having a clearcnt understanding of After a wedding trip to Mia- at utator-overcap, which will BET;ITON, Wy., Murray K --small pink rosebuds and green- became mi and Nassau, the couple will direct spray "much more readily Karen Winifred Farmer what their children may and may not do in their absence. 3301. ery surrounded a white orchid the bride of Lyle George Hamm be at home at 2609 Oakland and with no cap to remove the corsage. Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee. can is always ready for in a late August ceremony in the DEAR ABBY: I am presently dating a young man who is Miss Stecia Horstman served sanctuary of First Missionary The bride is a student at Vand- immediate use." THREE h wonderful in every way. He is studying for the ministry and Baptist Church, Benton. The erbilt University Graduate (Aerosol Division, Risdon ed femali has not been around very much. School, and the groom is in the as maid of honor. The brides Rev. J. Frank Young, pastor of Manufacturing Co., Naugatuck, $30.00. Se I noticed the first time we ate together that he cut all his second-year class of the Vand- phone maid was Miss Alice Adams o the church, performed the dou- Conn.) 751 meat into little bite-sized pieces before eating even the first erbilt Medical School. Fulton, Ky., and Miss Rhonch ble-ring ceremony at 2:30 in the GOOD BL piece. I didn't say anything of course because I didn't want Loverkamp, cousin of the bride afternoon. poster be to hurt his feelings. Well, Abby, he STILL does was the flower girl. The bride is the daughter of it, and when two end ti Mr. and Mrs. Solon W. Farmer we are in public it is embarrassing. His plate looks like he is Miss Horstman and Miss Lov7 Phone 75:, of Benton Rt. 5 and the groom ready to feed a dog or a small child. erkamp wore formal _rens of B -Olive Blvd Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Is there some nice way I can tell him that he should cut U L shoulWr,7 -'1hur W. Hamm of Philmont. 1964 HOL length 'veils of. only one piece at a time? He's such a dear, sensitive person- matching net 14.Y. 17% feet were held by cabbage hate to offend him. TOUCHY SUBJECT - 'naps DIaltodik rose Organist for the ceremony _Seined, wi' headpieces. They carried bas- • - - was Miss Debbie Farmer, sis- DEAR TOUCHY: If you can't bring yourself to Mr. and Mrs.--itinatliiin—Nicholas Terhune Phone 402 kets of TELL pink carnations tied with ter of the bride. him, clip this item and mall it to him with one of those cote NICE co: pink and green ribbon-stream- Miss Marjorie Gay Wall and Hyacinths - Crocus "to a spedd pales" ends, and sign your name! cymbidium orchids. taboes. Ph ers. The flower girl wore a_ The bride, given in marriage Jonathan Nicholas Terhune Among the guests at the tainebn. white satin street-length dress by her father, wore a formal were married on Saturday, Aug- porto wedding were Mrs Woodlief A. Phan trimmed with avocado. She gown of crystal whiter silk or- DEAR ABBY: Our neighbors' house burned down and we ust 16, in Scales Chapel of West ganza over peau de soie with Thomas, of Little Rock, Arkans- wore a short avocado veil and told them they could stay with us "for a few days"—until and United Methodist Church, FULL TR Venise lace accents. The Em- as, grandmother of the bride, . • carried a basket of pink rose they found other living quarters. Well, it has been nearly two Nashville, Tennessee. The cere- nants, hal pire bodice was covered with and Mrs: Elbert A. Terhune, - petals. months and they're still here, and we don't know how to get mony was solemnized by Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dillon, pieces, a Venise lace medallions centered Roy 0 $ The groom chose Ronald Lob- them out. Clark, minister of the grandparents of the groom, all with hi-d with pearls. The long fitted church erger of Nia?ara Falls to serve These people have four school-age children, two in of Indianapolis, Indiana. 1.s 04 some jute sleeves and hemline were also The h d as best man. Groomsman was diapers, two dogs, and a cat. My house is a mess from one bride is the daughter of Reception cial type a enhanced with medallions and Mr. and Mrs. Clemen,t W "Pete" Walter Maedeker, brother of the end to the other. We can't have anyone visit us as these folks The parents of the bride en- $8.95 eq. pearls. Her full-length mantilla Wail, of Las Vegas, Nevada, "Top Size Only" arid bride, from Dupe. Roy Lover- who lost their house are always having tertained at a reception immed- $2.99 g silk illusion was bordered company visiting formerly of Dickinson, Texas. kamp and Christopher Markus, iately following the ceremony Paschall E with Venise lace. The bride's THEM. The groom is the son — umiak MEAL and BULB FOOD — cousins of the of Mr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. di Ky. Phone bride, served as bouquet was a cascade of white They are nice people, Abby, and we don't want to hurt and Mrs. ushers. Russell W. Terhune Charles Bancroft McClellan, cou- rosebuds. their feelings, but they never mention looking for another of Murray. MIIF THE prove For her sins of the bride. daughter's wedding, place to live and we have had it. We are a family of Given in marriage by Lustre is Mrs. Miss Bonnie Farmer served seven, so her fa- The bridal table was covered CENTER Maedeker wore a blue silk ther, the SHIRLEY GARDEN Restores 131 her sister as maid of honor. Her you know that we are. . "VERY CROWDED" bride wore a gown of with a hand-crocheted lace sheath dress with an embroid- imported electric sh floor-length gown was turquoise. lace over satin, with sloth over orchid satin, and was ered floral design. Her acces- DEAR CROWDED: It would appear that your neighbors bishop sleeves She wore a matching net head- gathered into a centered with an arrangement 500 N. 4th STREET are the kind of people who will stay until YOU make the first satin cuff. Her cathedral piece and carried a nosegay of train ONE TV RI move—so make it. Tell them Mighty that lre-lbbittliey foling —nt lace was attached bi-- turquoise carnations with satin the-em- pole. Good other living pre bodice with two satin streamers. quarters. [Could they be waiting for smoke bows, 40 ft. pole and the front of the bodice was Attending the groom as best signals? 753- 8276 man was Danny Gugliano of embroidered with seed pearls. She wore a shoulder-length veil Monday, September 29 Long Island, N.Y. CONFIDENTIAL TO "UPS AND DOWNS": This may BEATEN c caught to a head-piece of bead- The YWA and GA leadership The mother of the bride wore surprise when Blue you, but more often than not the more neurotic ed orange blossoms, courses for the Blood River a dress of light blue silk shan- and she electric rah. partner in a marriage is the one who isn't seeing a carried a cascade bouquet Baptist Association will be held tung with blue accessories. of Auto Store, psychiatrist. tube-roses and at the Flint Baptist Church at Mrs. Hamm, the mother of the carnations, cen- ing Well." tered with white six p.m. groom, wore a blue lace dress orchids. Everybody has a problem. What's yours? For a SPINET P •• • with white accessories. Both personal reply write to Abby, Box Wee, Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Jerralyn Maye Wall 5 years to The WMS, WMU, and Sun- mothers wore corsages of white Ned, and snelose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. served as her sister's maid-of- Co. Your C beam leadership courses to r mums. honor, and Miss Rebecca Ter- across fror the Blood River Baptist Assoc- Following the ceremony a re- For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," hone, of Murray, sister of the Tenn. Bali iation scheduled at the First ception was held at the home send $1 to Abhv. Box 61170e, Los groom, was bridesmaid. They gans for cl Baptist Angeles, Col. Md. Church at ten a.m. has of the bride's parents. wore gowns of orchid crepe, been ONE HD postponed Mr and Mrs. Hamm are now with bodice and sleeves of -7 • • • zee at home at Apt. 2, Old Mahan white lace, accEnted with pur- Germ start. Tuesday, September 30 Apts., Murray. ple embroidery. The purple sat- Call The YWA and GA second tc h eld - Ross sashs were tied with a large or 733-347 leadership courses for the bow in back, and their head- Blood River Baptist Association Going on a trip'? Ask your MISS Frieda Louise LitCh- and tied in pieces were purple satin bows blue ribbon love REAL El will be held at the Flint Bap- doctor whether to take a supply field, daughter of mr. and Mrs. knots. They carried white and laven- tist Church at six p.m. of essential medecines sufficient Woodrow Litchfield of Benton. •• • der glamelias. HOUSE Al for the duration. For a long stay, and Billy Don Ross, son of Mr. Serving as matron of honor and Mrs. Talmage Ross of Ben- was the bride's sister, x 255'. Call Wednesday, October 1 he may suggest you take along Mrs. Morris Greg Parrish, of Mur- ton, were united in marriage in Washburn. she wore a and 8:00 p The ladies luncheon of the typewritten Janice ray served as best man. Daniel prescriptions. a double-ring ceremony on Aug- of Coleman. Oaks Country Club will be held floor-length A-line dress Dillon Terhune of Murray, bro- ust 23rd. sky blue dotted swiss trimmed at 12:15 p.m. with Mesdames W. ther of the groom, was grooms- MODERN I- with white velvet ribbon. Mrs. B. McCuiston, Carmen D'Ange- The candlelight service was Ushers were Kenneth F. Egg whites should be Brenda Litchfield, sister-in- man. of land. IA lo, Robert Glin Jeffrey, W. J. performed at the First mia- Luckmann, of Westfield, New dence area. refrigerated tightly covered. To law of the bride, and Miss Pittman, Paul Shahan, CliLf sionary Baptist church in Ben- Jersey, and Gregory James Dil- 492-8336. whip, let them stand at room Al iese Groves served as Cochran, Verlene Ezell, Karl ton with Reverend Henry Row- lon of Indianapolis, Indiana. temperature for an hour, so they land, uncle of the bride, per- bridesmaids. They wore A-line Husaung, Kenneth Jackson. Bryan Terhune of Murray, an- will whip to better volume. Add forming the ceremony and Rev- dresses of pink and blue dotted BY OWNE Walter Jones, Jr, Frank Kane, swiss trimmed with white vel- other brother, was acolyte. cold water to cover egg yolks erend J, Frank young assisting. three bedr1 Bob Ray, and Gillard Ross as The mother of the bride was and refrigerate them covered. vet ribbon. Miss Amy Byers kitchen an hostesses. A program of nuptial music was the flower girl. Her dress gowned in pink re-embroidered two baths, lace over satin, with matching was identical and of aqua dotted conditionini flower hat, and a corsage of pan appliar was presented by Miss Jerry swiss. pink cymbidium orchids. The McCallum, pianist, ancl miss Serving as best man for the groom's mother was in aqua Brenda Jackson, GENO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT vocalist. groom was Woodrow Litchfield linen and lace, with matching HOUSE, no hat, arid a corsage of yellow per month, The ceremony was performed Jr., broth ^r of the bride. and STEAK HOUSE before an altar centered by an Groomsmen were Karl Harri- weed for d arched brass so three-be candelabra en- nIta Turner and Mrs. WEEKLY SPECIALS FOR FALL SEMESTER twined with Ray By- white gladioli and son nd Steve smith. Ushers ers. ed one blo greenery and baskets of green- were Ralph Koepsel, Dennis The couple left for a wedding, Phone 753-2 Monday ery surrounding the candelabra. Joseph, and paul Jones. The trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn., after ringbearer was Mitchell Clark. Cheese Pizza, Reg. '1.50 '1.25 The bride, given in marriage which they will return to their Miss Lois Isbell of Hickman awl OWNE1 Tuesday . . by her father, was attired in a home at Murray where they will Wama; thr kept the guest register at the Murray $1.49 floor-length gown of silk or- continue studies at state baths, sepa Sirloin Strip Steak wedding. University,. ganza over peau de sole with place, centri Wednesday . a V-neck and ware a lime green Nike sleeves. daughter's wedding, washer and 1 The back of the fitted For her dAt-nglinterilinen dress lor tne All the Spaghetti you can eat _ _ 1.00 -waisted Litchfield chose a gray wed- en. Oarpetei skirt was enhanced with a silk Mrs. Thursday -line dress with match- Many other organza train trimmed in im- line A Out-of-town guests attending accessories. she wore a Phone Ground Sirloin Steak, Reg.'1.39 994 ported venise lace. ing the wedding were; Lois Isbell of sell. of carnations. corsage Hickman; Larry Gardner of p. m. Friday Delivery Special The gown was designed by Ross chose for her son's Mrs. Cayce; Mrs. Ivan medley of the bride and made by dress with long 5 Hamburgers '1.00 Mrs. wedding a blue Garden city, Michigan; r. and THREE-BEI Aliens Washburn of Wichita, matching acces- Every Friday and Saturday Night - 6:36-11:3S sleeves and Mrs. Alton Ross of LaGrange; tral heat a Kansas. 'As her only also wore a cor- jewelry sories. She Mr. and mrs. vodrie Jones of the bride wore a built in ai set of cul- Hickory; mr. and Mrs. Bobby tured pearl earrings sage of carnations. school dis "LIVE MUSIC" and match- Wyatt, miss Denise seay ing necklace, Following the wedding a re- and loan. Phone a gift from the Freddie Rouse all of Featuring The Frank Pazulto Trio groom. ception was held in the church Mayfield; hall. Assisting with Mrs. Steve smith of Louis- 1302 Chestnut Street Dixieland Shopping Center fellowship The bride's bouquet was a serving were mrs, Kathy ville; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis the LOS1 FREE DELIVERY- Ilp 713-111MI sheath arrangement of, white Harrison, Mrs. Terry Green, Waters and Mrs. Henry Row- land of 11*, vine. mums and blue wheat tied with Mrs. Joe Ptarmigan, Miss Ber- LOST. Recc J. Burney for R. L. G 753-1337. 19614

PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 29, 1969 CARD OF THANKS ' Japan imports granite S'ell, Agee My family and I wish to ex- Pants wit output press., heartfelt YOKOHOMA, Japan (UPI)- our thanks and NEW YORK (UP1)-Despite apprklation for all the acts The Yokohama customs office the furor raised by women's 1/41,Rent Foe/ of kindness shown to us dur- reports that 2,601 tons of grim- ' fashion writers over pants suits' Dutton ing my recent heart attack. ite were imported in Japan in 1968, the men who make • in the We want to thank all those during fiscal 1968, mostly from 77/ROMW ThE suits for women apparently ah the who sent food, flowers, cards, South Africa, Brazil and Sweden. pro- ANT ceeded with caution on the new '• ointed A the many phone calls, those who * * * style. 'Asher visited us at home, everyone An analysis ly and POI SALE for their many prayers, and the Tractor output by Meinharcl- • body FOR RENT POR RENT Ledger and Times for their ar- in India rises Commercial Corporation, factor- ins a NEW ROOF EASY-Apply Hy- ticle on my condition. ing and financing subsidiary of nes NICE SLEEPING rooms for ONE OLD two-bedroom NEW DELHI (UPI)-The iattery Fibrated Alt Alumi- YEAR We would like to especially C.J.T. Financial Corporatioti--:, num. Let boys, one block from campus. duplex. All electric, paneled number of tractors manufactured COMBS us show you how may thank the wonderful doctors: shows that production to apply, how it CASH for your Phone 753-6425 or 753.5962. walls, hardwood floors. For in India has doubled in the past e Cap, stops Wake and Dr. Huffman, who spent many women's suits in 1968 came -t does the job Sept. 30-C couple, or with one child. Rent two years and total for only 3 cage a hours working with me, Dr. production to 8,132,000, down 3 per cent tartar. foot. $65.00 per month, water furn- during 1969 is Ask about the spec- Used Band Instrument!! NICE FURNISHED apartment Scarborough and Dr. Lowery, expected to be from 1967 and 11 per cent from pt 66, ial 20 gallon drum ished. Also have trailer for between 14,000 and price. Hugh- for college boys. Phone 753- who came so quickly when need- 15,000 1958. s, Fla.) es Paint Store, 401 rent, $48.00 per month. Phone During 1970, Maple St. 7381 days, 753-5108 after 5:00 ed. Their untiring efforts made it is estimated Oct.-8.0 NEEPED pm. 489-3623. S-30-C my recovery possible. output will reach 20,000. es NOW TFC to aLso want to SPINET PIANO, new $470.00, FURNISHED HOUSE. Phone We thank the ate on NEW VACANCY: single Or Director Supervisor Answer to Saturday's Puree 5 years to pay. Lonardo Piano do* 753-2325. S-30-C and of thades, LEACH'S MUSIC & TV ble rooms for boys, refrigerat- nurses, the fine staff and man- CROSSWORD PUZZLE Co., your complete Music Store, or. with a Dixieland Shopping Center One block from campus. EXTRA NICE rooms for college agement of the hospital, all the MUM 000110 acmn from post office, Paris, ACROSS 4-Hindu guitar s deep Phone 153-7575 Private parkins. Phone 753- girls with cooking facilities, one nurses on second floor, the die- MOOOUU MOUOOM Tenn. Baldwin Piano and Or- 6243. 5-Conjunction tmline. 0-1-C block from capus. Phone 753- ticians, the hostess, and all the 1 - PrOflOU n 6-Sick OM ummonau EU gans for church or home. 4-Go by Ns/Oven 6429. 5-30-C workers at the Murray-Calloway water 7•Condescending MOU worm WM2 TWO-BEDROOM furnished a- 8,Prohibit MMUU 000 MIRO Rlnfast 1988 VICEROY trailer, 12' a 417, County Hospital for their ex- 11-Football kick 8-CTI1 :eI mix partment. Zimmerman's Apart- TRAILER. 12 MMUOUU ORRIN gold, located at University Heights HOUSE Available cellent care and making my stay -Small island 9-Fruit drink AUTOS FOR SALE AUCTION SALE ments, South 18th Street. Phone 13-Fuss MMRM OMEID beige, Trailer Court. Phone October 1st. Phone 753-3694 or there as enjoyable as possible 14 Indefinite 1011 CTionmejugncontieonby 753-8291 753-6800. S-29-C article _ M009 MOOMEW !shade after 10:00 a. m. 1962 OLDSMOBILE, 753-3314. 5-30-C May God's richest blessings Oct.4C 2-door hard- ANTIQUE SALE: Friday and 1517.-StMilsnsive 16-Printer's WMIAN PUMO when top, good condition. Call 753- Saturday, October TWO - BEDROOM be upon each and evryone. 19 measure RMO OMOON BOO 1968 HILL 3rd. and 4th., trailer at -Music: as written -CREST 12' x 60' all 3695. Friday Shady HELP WANTED Thank you, 21-Catch (colloo.) 2182 LabelF WU ougumm BO 5,29-C 12:00 noon, Saturday Oaks Trailer Court. 23 electric mobile home. Carpet- -Rodent 20-Swiss river UU00610 , 2141 10:00 a. m. (CDT), So. 6th Street Phone 753-8673. S-30-C The Amos Tackett 24-Former BROOM ed living and 1962 CHRYSLER 300 WANTED: Waitress, j Russian lag22-Flags BOOM IL) bedroom. Locat- Coupe. Family 1TC ruler 0=00 ed in Coach Estates. Phone Extra clean, $375.00. Phone by high school in Teen Scene UNFURNISHED two - and cook. Phone 753-443. 26-Male sheer, 25-Corded cloth 29 753- bedroom 27-Encountered 6592. 436-2323 S-29-C Bldg., Mayfield, Kentucky. duplex apartment. 28-Obtains 4309:TAenagrer 55-For fear that lerosol S-30-C Phone 753- 31-Soak 3290:BHaisuhlopric 57-Sun god Furniture, bottles, lamps, books, 5517. 33 1965 S-29-C WANTED: Waitress for Recent 43-Goes in 59-Lock opener me of 100 PER CENT Llenvellin and MUSTANG, 283 automatic glass, china and primitive cher- week- 35-Fish eggs 46445056-Take unlawfullys 60-Before ends. Top pay Busy IRS 32-Chinese pagoda- rip or English, Jbhnny Crocket breed- transmission Extra clean. Call ry and walnut corner cupboards, TWO-ROOM efficiency apart- plus good tips. 36 Note of scale -G 61 Greek 753-2434. Kentucky Lake Lodge Restaur- 38-Artist letter 4d or ing, Setter puppies. Beautiful 0-2C cherry and walnut Jackson ment for college boys. Tele- NEW YORK (UPI)-The In- 3134366CToinny -Condensed 63 Sorrow ant, Aurora, 41-Pronoun moisture 5532 e e- piece healthy elitely bred. Whelped presses, Schoenhut min. phone 753-2863. S-29-P Ky. Phone 474 ternal Revenue Service audited 67 Above piano, 42 Female sheep 37 Be in debt Rive duck 69 May 23 and June 1. Papers RENtSESSION. 1966 Ford walnut 2259. S-29-C 2.9 million Place (abbr ) it the to sugar chest and dry THREE-ROOM personal income tax 44-Exist register. 306 South llth Street, Galaxie two door hardtop. air conditioned 45-Goddess of ::::::1 will sink, washstands, fine round furnished WANTED: Someone to keep returns in 1968, assessing 1.5 MI3 :241 5 1111011110.:•:" II 9 il Murray Ky., night Good condition. Make apartment with pri- healing N:0 = :44• min . •„"We' ,•,0 readily phone 753- bid. Can glass china cabinet, hanging and my children in my home. Cal million taxpayers additional 47 • 3301. be seen at vate bath for copies only. 1641 -Departed 11 ,...!12 Kri••• 13 ove the 0-3-P 244 South 4th Street, g. w. w. lamps, amber fruit 753-8284 after four p. taxes and crediting refunds to 49-Sea eagle •!•!•5 fee: Murray, Monday Miller Avenue, phone 753-1775. • y for through Fri- jars, pressed and cut glass, wa- S-29-C 150,000, according to Bernard 51-Harbor 14 •:•:*:17 ci day. S-29-C 54 Sesame i1011•4 THREE MONTHS old register- 0-2-C gon seats, iron, wooden ware, S. Browning, president of le5 III 19 •20 •._._•40: jewelry and more. Suitors An- MODERN furnished WAITRESSES and cooks want- 56 Weight of 21•22 PK.23 W400•••• Ftisdon ed female Bassett. Has shots. 1961 CHEVROLET Impale four apartment, General Business Services, Inc., India Efit• •P•••• We"eV tiques, owners. Lloyd E. Sitter, one bedroom, ed, night shift, 3 to 11. Please ;stuck, $30.00. See at 805 Vine Street, door. Clean low mileage. Phone one-half block a record-keeping and tax return- 58 Insect 24•25 Nei?:26 •27 '..40MO 28•29 30 phone Auctioneer, Anna, Ill. ITC from campus. See at 1608 Col. call in person at Trenholm's 59-Zoo employe 753-5110. 5-29-P 753-8243. 5-29-C preparing organization. Eug,:::::tum ia lege Farm Rood. Phone 753 Drive In. S-29-C 62 Carpenter's ...NA*:31 isak 35 * * * tool 11,4148 .!•.!...V =NW1=I GOOD BLACK AND white TV, 5553 or 762-2757. OK 1969 MACH I. Low mileage. 0-2-P WANTED AT ONCE: Salesman 64-A state (abbr.) 36 37 04,M 38 39 ao fig 41 poster bed, cheat of drawers, vat U Phone 753-3815. S-29-P SERVICES OFFERED for one of Murray's leading Mexican oil loans 65 Be mistaken two end tables, round top trunk. FURNISHED two-bedroom a. 66 Close 42 partment. Couples only. $125.00 men's clothing stores. Prefer- W ,v 9.9rieoto Phone 753-4814 or see at 1302 1955 CHEVROLET pick-up. WILL CONTRACT new house& MEXICO CITY (UPI)-Eleven 68 Semi-precious .47 84 10,4 9 per month. Phone 753-4599 at ence given men with retail clo- stone 750 NO51 57 53 ,Olive Blvd. Good condition. Priced to sell. General repair work and sad" per cent of the total 1969 bur& IX:: 01: ter 3:30 p. stk. thing experience, however, will 70.Att•onative ;.•:•:••:*:•:,•:54 55 705::::E21 hone 753-5802 dors or 753- Dais. Phone 703-3311L, S-29-C get of Petioleos-Mexicanos, the 71 Covers 57 ::t.50 1964 HOLIDAY Travel troller, give consideration to men with 0::44,0 !VAOM !• 8477 nights. government oil monopoly, is 72 Cloth measure !•5i RI 174 feet long. Fully self con• S-30-C Ott•41K DUPLEX APARTMENT, o n e selling experience in other lines. 59 60 61 *Xi' block from University. Good starting being provided by domestic and DOWN •...... !....!:62• ••••:41 - tained, with extms. Sleeps six. 1865 PROFESSIONAL tesid•st- Each salary. Many CHEVROLET Impels, 4- foreign medium and short-term 67 69 Phone 402-8384. S-29-P Jai painting. Brush, roll, spray. apartment completly furnished. Company benefits. Write P. 0. '444 speed, 396. Call 482-8159. 0-1-C oans. The 1-Searches for 2 Ne.e.EN RI References. For married couples or four ox 305, Mayfield, Ky. for ap- amount is 2-Preposition 70 71 ' ie:ge 72 V?: NICE Free estiastes. : . COPPERSKIN sweet po- 1951 CHEVROLET 1142 ton Phone 253-3488. students. Including cooking fa- • ntrnent. Give age, experience 149,280,000 (m), the agency 3-Pigpen Vt• .PoNot •. Kei!, Oat. SIC Distr. by United Feature tatoes. Please bring your con- truck, engine newly rebuilt, 4- :tilities. Phone 753-2849. S-29-C and references. 0-1-C eports. Syndicate, Inc 29 tainers. Cooper Jones at Jones' speed transmission Call 753. LIGHT HAULING. Call after Mill. Phone 247-5233. 0-8-C 8577 or 436-5889 0-1-C 4400 p. m, 753-717t B-304 FULL TRUCK LOAD. Rem- Peanuts* by Charles M. nants, hall runners, bathroom NELF WANTED HELP WANTED Schulz PEANUTS -N\ ft pieces, some indooroutditor It with hi-cieneity rubber back, it I KNEW I COULD GET HIM some jute back, shags, commer- MAD.- HE THREW HIS CAT cial type and others. Values to HELP WANTED MALE 31 DISH AT ME $8.95 sq. yd. Our price $1.99 Carrier Corporation's new Murray, Kentucky. plant and $2.99 sq. yd., while it lasts. llas the following openings. Paschall Discount House Bezel, .fi Ky. Phone 492-9733. S-29-P GROUP LEADER/FOREMAN - SHEET METAL PRESS SHOP V THE proven carpet cleaner Blue NEXT OR CHIEF Lustre is easy on the budget. INSPECTOR - FABRICATION AND LOOK! Restores forgotten colors. Rent ASSEMBLY electric shampooer $1. Big K. Please contact Paul Engle. General Manager, Car- 0-4-C rier Corporation, P.O.Box 30, Murray, Ky. 42071. An Equal Opportunity Employer ONE TV ROTARY, antenna vrIth „ pole. Good condition. Call 753- 40 ft pole Good ccndition. Call Nancy by Ernie Busluniller 753- 8276 after 6:00 p. m. NOW.. SERVKIS OFFERED BEATEN down cea-pet paths go LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex Pu-r WE DON'T --- BUT IN YOUR when Blue Lustre arrives. Rent A-Diet Tablets. Only 980 at Dale 'EM HAVE CASE I'LL MAKE electric shampooer $1. Western & Stubblefield. H-lip BUCK TOP PAM Auto Store. Home of "The Wish- IN CARRY-OUT AN EXCEPTION p ing Well." 0-1-C No Jobs to Small, or Large A SERVICE FULL to be Appreciated .//,/ /7 il/ SPINET PIANO new $470.00, TRUCK LOAD // Free Estimate BAG HERE 5 years to pay. Lollard° Piano Renunints, hall runners, bath- Contact: [I7iGkg.n' Co. Your Complete TO Music Store, room pieces, some indoor- across from post office, Paris, outdoor with hi-density rub- A. Z. FARLEY TAKE Tenn Baldwin Pianos and Or- ber rack some jute back, OUT) gans for church or home. 0-1-C shags 7 commercial type and Phone 7534502 others. Values ONE HD-7 Allis-Chalmers Do- to $8.95 qs. yd. Our price $1.99 llettimen S:00 a. in. and zer Garwood lift, full diesel and $2.99 sq. yd. While it lasts. 510,. start. Call 753-8868 during day or 753-3470 at nigIrt. S-30-NC Paschall Discount Hoot* SEPT.-29 Heal, Ky., Phono 492-9733 I I 1 To. tog 1.1 $ 140 00 -.P.O. morreed -EWA/ E- H-1TF %1Vii 1111e.r1 19411 U, U01.41 5,411.o. 1. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE at/SW.4 L EP-

HOUSE AND LOT. Lot size 70' GET RID OS COMMONWEALTH x 255'. Call between 5:00 p. m OF PESTS and 8:00 p. in., 753-3036, J. W. KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT Abbie 'N Slats Coleman. 5-29-P OF HIGHWAYS NOTICE by R. Van Buren TO CONTRACTORS MR ROLLS HO1C.E (AND IT MODERN HOUSE with 30 acres Sealed bids will received COSTS I CHECKED IT B-BUT, CHARLIE.„ be THE POPuLATiON N/MSELF SAID THEY NEED I'M of land. Located in the Provi- Department Highways, ROACHES $ZZ OUT; THAT 5 WHAT'RE YOU by the of CRABTREE CHARLIE'S CAR TO ROUND 0007 7,. NOT dence area. Call after 4:00 p. m. Carry Germs CORNERS THE FIGURE.' GOING TO at its office, Frankfort, Ken- CAN HARDLY BELIEVE OUT A MUSEUM OF THEIR 00 SURE, 4024336. 5-30-P SPIDERS WITH IT?.' tucky, until 10:00 A. M. East- ITS EARS Z.' CARS FROM 1901 TO TODAY.' SUE.' ern Daylight Time on the 3rd. Are Poison BY OWNER: New brick house; day of October, 1969, at which TERMITES YOU SAY CHARLIE DOBBS three bedrooms and study with time bids will be publicly open- Eat Your Home TRADED A /9/3 ROLLS HOYCE kitchen and den combination, ed and read for the improve- FOR A C.1/45P:' /969 MODEL...?? Locally - two baths, central heat and air- ment of: owned and operat- ed for 20 conditioning and built in Tap- CALLOWAY COUNTY, SP years. We can be reached pan appliances Phone 753-4763 15-983; The Squire Adams (Ky 24 hours a day. 1838) Road, S-30-C from Ky 121 at Call Today For FREE Coldwater extending northerly. InsnoctIon HOUSE, now rented for $100.00 a distance of 2.000 miles. Bi- Plasm 753-3914 per month, also 115' x 150' lot tuminous Concrete Surface Class Member Chamber of zoned for duplex apartment, al- I. Commerce and Builders so three-bedroom house boost Bid proposals for all projects Association. LCP-196 ad one block from University will be available until 12:00 11e. -411 t •• U,A. Phone 753-2649 S-29-C NOON EASTERN DAYLIGHT Pflhfl 1rf..••• TIME on the day preceding the KELLY'S PEST ~Iv gifry OWNER: House in Circa. bid opening at the Division of Wama; three bedrooms, two Contract Procurement at a cost Lil' Abner baths, separate den vrith fire- of $2 each. Bid proposals are CONTROL by Al Capp and air, dish- issued only to prequelified con- OUR ® IT place, central heat PRO\JES YOU'RE I'LL HAVE-n-1E WHERE /5 washer and all extras in kitch- tractors, except on projects up- Flame 753-3914 RESEARCH on which SU14CH OF RESEARCH HE GOING en. Carpeted, carport and patio. the prequalification requirements PROWS IT DONE E5N1 Many other extras Priced to have been waived. Lesated 100 Se. IS* St. COMM UN ISTS!! IA/ HIS Remittance PIZZA? SIR- sell. Phone 753-7304 after 3:00 payable to the State SOME 100 WORLD Treasurer of MORE. p. m. 0-1-P Kentucky must ac- POPULAR PLRCENT WAR fl company request for proposals. AMER- H-lit THAN PORK HELMET? THREE-BEDROOM brick, cen- Pennsylvania leads AND 'CAMS; tral heat and air, carpeted, APPRECIATION IN NEW YORK (UPI)-There are built in appliances. In city We wish 6EANS? to thank all the more transportation, communi school district, transferable friends, neighbors and relatives cations and public utilit) - loan. Phone 7534516. H-lit for their sympathy and beauti- establishments ful flowers. A special thanks in Pennsylvanii than in to Ronald Churchill, James any other state, accord- ing to Dun's Market Identifiers, LOST 5 FOUND Smothers, James Lassiter, Bro- ther William Whitlow and The a marketing service of Dun & LOST- Record and check book, Salem Baptist Church. Bradstreet. The Keystone State J. Burney Gingles committee Mrs. Frank White has 5,025 such establishments. for R. L. Gingles. Reward. Call New York is second with 4,923 and Family HE DOES-AND - - 753-1337. 1TP 1TP and California third with 4,718.1 LI • • • PAGE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 29. 1969 Funeral Sernces Calloway County Library Can LESS TAR AND NICOTINE Today's Hospital Report The Bookmobile Schedule For Earl Sublett WASHINGTON UPI - The aver- ADULTS 90 Sour age person is smoking four or NEWBORN 7 Set For Monday 'SEPTEMBER 27, 1969 Fall Now Order Educational Films five packs of cigarettes fewer Stock Market In N 1969 Funeral this year than in 1968, according services for Petty ADMISSIONS Officer 3/C Earl Sublett, who to the Agriculture Department. Calloi drowned Thursday, will be Planning in Kentucky for the different, unknown country, on Economists said in a "tobacco NEW YORK (UPI)-Stocks First Monday - ConcordSchool, 12:00 - 12:30, Sherry Lane, 2:00 - Mrs. Jere Young, Number 13 conducted Monday at 2:30 p.m. 1970 White House Conference on border patrol on a situation" report smoking-health opened weak today in moderate 9:30 - 12:00, Klein's Grocery, 3:00, Joe Johnson (Farmer), 3:00 nameless tron- Hale's Traitor Court, at Liberty Baptist Church. Children and Youth has created tier. By accident, the helmet publicity and rising cigarette pr- turnover. Murray; 12:00 - 12:30, Lunch, 12:30 - - 4:00. William Hill, Rte. 4, Murray; United 1:00, special interest in the problems of one falls across the line into ices are driving dovm the average Shortly after the opening, the F Bonner (Concord Commu- Third Tuesday - Almo, 9:30 - Master Greg Black, Rte. 1, Far- of today's youth. The following the territory of his oppenent, person's use of cigarettes. But UPI marketwide indicator was nity), 1:00 - 2-00, Pine Bluff 12:30, Lunch, 12:30 - 1:00, Hop- mington; Joe Pat Farley, Rte. 4, Community, kins Grocery (Dexter), 16 millimeter films which deal who lays claim to it. Using hu- the rising population and income off 0.18 per cent on 334 issues 2:30 - 4:00. 1:30 - Murray; Wildy Miller, Rte. 3, First Stops), with current problems are avail- mor, the film shows the absur- will boost total production for crossing the tape. Of these, 133 Tuesday - Tripp's Gro- 3:00, Woodlawn(Two 3:30 Murray; Mrs. Joetta Lewis, Har- cery - 4:30. able for loan from the Murray- dity of our present system, giv- fiscal 1969-70 to near the 573 declined, and 76 advanced. (Lynn Grove), 9:30 - 11:00, din, Master Brian Hopkins, Rte. Lynn Third Calloway Co. Library. lag an excellent argument for billion cigarettes produced in Chemicals eased. Many oils Grove School, 11:00 - 1:30, Wednesday - Kirksey 1, Farmington; Mrs. Odelle Van- School, The films are housed in Fra- disarmament. the last fiscal year. and electronics also weakened. Lunch, 1:30 - 2:00, Bob Mor- 9:30 -12:00, Lunch, 12:00 ce, 307 South 16th, Murray; Buel tons -12:30, Townsend's(Kirksey nkfort at the State Library and THE HERITAGE OF SLAVERY Du Pont gave up 1,4 to 115/12, (Lynn Grove Community), Vic- Stroud, 702 Main St., Murray; 2:30 - inity), 12:30 Tuckers(Kirk- are ordered for any adult in- 53 minutes, general audience, while Union Carbide held 3:30, B. J. Sims (Lynn -1:00, plains that the diseases can be Mrs, Valera Rowland, Rte. 2, sey dividual who wishes to show 1968: The nature of slavery and unchanged at 413 . Grove Community), 3:30 - 4:00. Vicinity), 1:30 - 2:30, Stones cured, emphasizing the need for Murray; Mrs. Mary Phillips, 502. NI them. They are excellent for its effects on both blacks whi- General Motors lost 14 to 74% First Wednesday - Hazel Scho- (Kirksey School Yard), 3:00 - and early treatment. South 16th, Murray. club, church and organizational among the motors. American ol, 9:30 - 12:00, Lunch, 12:00 - 4:00, Smiths (Kirksey Highway), tes of the period are illustrated REACHING OUT: The Library programs. There is a complete references Motors 10%. 12:30, Downtown Hazel, 12:30 - 4:00 - 4:30. with to diaries and And the Exceptional Child: 25 added 1/a to DISMISSALS catalog of film listings you may other In the Atlantic Richfield 1:30, Audrey White (Hazel), 1:30 - Third Thursday -Shut-Ins, 9:30 ciocuments of pre and post minutes, general audience,1968: oils, 3:00, - 3:00, Wyatts(Kirksey Highway), choose from in the library. Civil War America. The film dipped 34 to 100, Jersey Bramleys (1st Street), 3:30 - The film shows in spontaneous James Oakley, 300 Elm, Mur- 1 3:30 - Films should be ordered at relates contemporary racial Standard 1,8 to 691/a, and 4:00. 4:30. un- sequences how children with var- ray; Ron Porter, A-5 ErnhaGey First Fourth Monday - Faxon School, least one week prior to show- rest to modern forms of racism, Occidental 3/a to 25%. Gulf lost Thursday -Loretta Haley ious handicaps respond to books Apt., Murray; Mrs. Norman Ch- 9:30 - 11:30 , Lunch, 11:30 trig date to insure availability either active or unconscious. 3/a to 33. (Graves - Calloway County Line), - 12:00, and other materials. A wide ran- ancey, Rte. 5, Murray; Mrs.Ruth 10:00 - Grogan's Grocery (Shiloh), 12:31 of them. Films on current youth IBM fell a full point to 345/12, 10:30, Norma Lamb(Cold- ge of physically and mentally Paschall, Rte. 3,Puryear, Tenn.; water Road), - 1:30, Elkins (Irving Cobb Road) problems are: I HAVE A DREAM: 35 minutes, with Litton down 3/s to 451/2 and 10:30 - 11:00, Oita handicapped children are served James Parr, 804 North 20th, Darnell (Coldvrater), 2:00 - 3:00, Mrs. Peter Whaley, ALCOHOLISM AND THE FAM- general audience, 1968: Presents RCA unchanged at 41%. Agi 11:00 -12:00, by the demonstration of Library Murray; Miss Raysha Roberts, Sue Bazzell (Coldwater), (Guthrie Drive), 3:30 - 4;30. ILY: The Summer We Moved To the life of civil rights leader, Penn Central gained 3/8 to 12:00 PO 3/C EARL SUBLETT Services to Exceptional Children Rte. 6, Murray; John Roberts, 1:00, Lunch, 1:00 - 1:30, Sledd's-I Fourth Tuesday - Bells, 10:00- Elm Street 23 minutes general Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ex- 3778 among the rails. conducted by the Public Library 360 North Ave., Antioch, L11.; Grocery (Stella), 1:30 - 2:30, 11:00, Ross Grocery, (Penny), Rev. James Jones will audience 1968, Discusses the plores the factors that shaped of Cincinnati and Hamilton Coun- Mrs. Donald Tuff, Rte. 3, Mur- Madreys (Coldwater Road), 11:30 - 12:30, Lunch, 12:45 - officiate and burial will be in problems of alcoholism and the his life and drove him to a pla- 2:30 - ty, Ohio. Letter To Editor ray; Salvatore Speciale, 548 Sou- 3:00. 1:45, Jackie Overby (Camelot), Liberty cemetery. relationship among the members ce of leadership among Negro 13 U L SOCIAL WORKER: 17 minutes, From th Bedford Lane, Des Plaines, Second Monday - Murray 2:00 - 2:45, Morgans (Kirkwood), Mr. Sublett, 20, was the son of a family during times of tur- citizens. (Continued Page One) High, general audience, 1968: Describ- III.; Patricia McClure, 1107 Sy- PARIS 9:30 - 10:00, Austin, 3:00 - 3:45, Beamans (8th Ext.), of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Earl moil. Focuses particularly on A LIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS: sufficient to accomodate those 10:00 -12:00, es social work and points out camor St., Murray; Vietnamese Lunch, Sublett, Boaz, route 2. He the young girl in the 25 minutes, general audience, of us in the city who happen Mrs. Thel- 12:00 - 12:30, Futrell (Off 4:00 - 4:30. family. that knowledge their they will drowned while stationed with BLACK 1967: This film gives brief of people, not to be dog-lovers. Dogs run- ma Emerson, 1307 MainSt., Mur- Pottertovm Road). 1100 - 1:30, Fourth Wednesday - Crossland, HISTORY: Lost, Stol- a look (noon ED' the U S. Navy in Jacksonville, en, Or at bookmobile environment, and the resources ning loose kill shrubs and flow- ray. Pottertown, 1:30 - 2:00, Patio, 10:00 - 12:00, Wiswell Grocery Strayed, 11 minutes gen- and library ser- group of Fla. vice of the community are the basic ers, litter yards, and pose a rama Shores (Janis NorsworthY), (Wiswell, 12:00 - 1:00, Lunch, eral audience 1968, Bill Cosby in four Eastern Kentucky seeking He was a 1967 graduate of tools of the social worker. threat to children playing out- playing in their yard. in 2:30 - 3:30, County (Pottertown 1:30 - 2:00, Wilsons (Whiffle% narrates this film that sh,ows counties. The bookmobile is sho- fate of Lowes High School and a THE UNANSWERED QUESTI- side. Let us hOpe that the City the Road), 3:30 - 4:00. 2:30 - 3:30. member of that black people have made a wn going to a one-room school, ing in Liberty Baptist ON: 5 minutes, general audience, fact that a dog is li- Council will have enough Vida' Second Tuesday - Feathersto- Church. He enlisted considerable contribution to the a job corps training center,anda The fore- in the U. S. 1968: Presents a series of inter- vaccinated does not sight and intestinal nes Nursery School, 10:00-10:30, Fourth Thursday - Jarretts Navy in July 1967 and had development and wealth of the nursing home in the mountains censed and fortitude A Hanoi (Concord views with various people who make him any less of a nuis- to adopt a dog ordinance with Carter School, 10:30 -12:30, West Community ), 9:30 - recently returned from a one United States of America. of Kentucky. UPI, "we 10:30, Shipley's year discuss what they consider to ance. People who prefer not to teeth in it and not just a Bow Magnolia, 12:30 - 1:30, Lunch, (Concord Road), tour of duty in Vietnam. CHROMOPHOBIA: 11 minutes PARABLE: 22 minutes, gene- new group 11:00 be the real meaning of the word own dogs should not have to WOW. 1:30 - 2:00, Kirkwood, 2:00-3:00, - 12:00, Lunch, 12:30 - 1:00, Survivors other than his general audience 1968, This ral audience, 1964: A parable lea at 5 p. Miller's brotherhood. put up with dogs running and Mrs. Tommy Brown East Magnolia, 3:00 - 3:30, Scar- (Green Plain), 1:30 - parents include a brother, animated film shows the attempt in pantomine about a white-fac- Non heado 2:30, brough (Johnson Blvd.), 3:30 - Carpenter's (Glen Dale Kenneth Sublett, at home; his of a completely standarizedarmy ed clown who joins a circus 4:15. Road), 3:00 - 9:00. paternal grandmother, Mrs. Villa to impose its dictatorial rule parade, takes upon himself the The spo Second Wednesday - Douglas Sublett, Boaz, route 2; and his on a free and happy society. burdens of the lowly, the abused audience w maternal WOI Kindergarten, 9:30 - 10:30, Luth- grandmother, Mrs. A small girl nurtures one red and the humiliated, and is re- of five Maudie Oliver, ma whose eren Kindergarten, 10:30 - 11:00, Purchase Area Kuttawa, Ky. flower, however, and from this warded with death in a harness been missin Memorial Kindergarten, 11:00 - Hog Market remnant of color and spirit the as a human marionette. _TREE 11:30, Lunch, 11:30 - 12:00, Pro- people overcome the army and PATTERNS FOR PROGRESS: BILLY GRAHAM_ MOVIE!! Nita tax receipts vidence, 1:00 - 2:00,Sunset Blvd:, restore their free color-filled Z9 minutes, general ,-urban aud- , THE .HAGUE ience: 1968: The film attempts 3:30 - 4:30. N_{w s UPD-The world- s,econti Thurstray sena:lefts:1ml _State_ 1!_karkel. TreiLury rwi 'Tecessred---EMRLOYING-THE 1319Affirliff;-10--tlescrIbe-settittW-4,exingto ...Service 9-29-69 Kentucky Pur- a total of TAGED: 45 minutes Kentucky's physical planning eff- New Hope, 9:30 - 10:00, Robert- chase Area Hog Market Report $6,108,000,000 (b) college and in taxes, adult audience 1968, Explains orts to retain and enhance son Kindergarten, 10:00 - 10:30, Includes 9 Buying Stations. an increase of 10.5 per its cent that historically - eve Robertson School, 10:30 - 1:00, Receipts 1694 Head, Barrows over 1967. the hard-core unemployed flavored assets': at can Lunch, 1:00 - 1:30, Nancy Adams and Gi1ts Mostly 25 cents Low- become an effective labor the same time it is opening (North 16th Street), force in business and industry. its doors to increasing urban- 1:30-- 2:30, er; Sows, Steady to Weak. US 3-4260290 Robinson's ite,- 011111F24.130. Describes the contributions of ization, (18th Street), 3:00 - US 2-3 200-240 lbs 325.25-25.75, SOWS: 4:00. major industries in the training PULL THE-HOUSE DOWN: 38 •I Few 1-2 $26.00; US 1-2 270-350 lbS Third Monday $2115-22•26, and employment of the disadvan- minutes, senior high, college, - Catholic Kin- US 2-4 190-240 lbs 325.00-25.50; Few $23.50, dergarten, taaeo- as evidenced by the Chry- adult audience, 1968: "Pull the The older w 9:30 - 10:30, Univer- US 2-4 230260 lbs 324.50-25.00; US 1-3 300-550 Ills $20 75-21.75; --"" sler program and projects house ctown is a reflective, value Intelle sity High, 10:30 - 12:00, Lunch, US 2-4 230-260 lbs 324.50-25.00: US 2-3 450-650 lbs 320.00-20.75. in pro- at the Watts Manufacturing Com- found dialogue between two men that we va 'pany in Los Angeles at the You- of conviction...Harry Reasoner, any less. ght Aeronautics plant in Dallas, and his son, Stuart. Here they te at Jobs, Inc., in Stanford, Conn., talk about the antagonism the Out to Tooi'! and AVCO 'Establishment' Announcing at the plant in Boston, feels toward its g=al GOING PLACES, 8 'minutes, young, and the hostility with general audience, 1966: Points which the young rebels react." Our Beta out reasons why teenagers should A QUARTER MILLION TEEN- put him in try to do their best in school AGERS: 16 minutes, junior-sen- • tarb Had tc 1869-1969 to prepare themselves for the ior high, college, adult 1968: away or he Uses •• positions they will hold in the photography and anima- consumed 1 future. tion in presenting the physiolog- know why rTh( OLDEN SPIKE THE HAT: Is This War Nece- ical aspects of veneral disease, can't protec' ssary? 18 minutes, general aud- how they are introduced into the ly when he C ience, 1964: Animation portrays body, how they spread, their when he's n4 Commemorative two soldiers, each representing a effects and their treatment. Ex- They get fli 4 you put a 412 him and he tlection. :=1 111tossmvrmirfvft;mirffirst' TELEVISION SCHEDULE t4SNI--TV WLAC-TV itSIX-TV Our Oscar or Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel s larger and MONDAY EVENING PROGRAMS (Continue gates ecilden Spike Corruinewberwirm x-6:30 p.m. Ch. 4 Cartoonist Monroe and piata.l fancies headline - making 4 buidi gold .2.2 caliber • moves when stymied at chess by his ten-year-old daughter, beauty. The barrel ut handsomely WILLIAM WIMDOM withshe begand, "issia-Gokien Spike- stars. 4 :00 News Grip,of *la gun are tpad•frOM SEW ma* Whir ; Spts. News; Attu- : Sporn, Newt: 1Nthr.; Sots. Underwar AO :30 My World, Welcome Tray( Gunsmoke The Music Scene Misteropert used, folly . 1, . ike, eandbiasted far Adi ▪ 00 Rowan and Martin's Gunsrnoke Music Scene: People World Pr =newel v• weathered fungi / 730 , Laugh-in Here's Lucy The New People World Pr x-8 p.m. Ch, 4 A ...... horse wrangler and a frontier scout run into At NI trouble with Apaches and with each other! JAMES GARNER and SIDNEY POITIER star. An Movie: ▪ Mayberry OF D laAgold Robbins FRANKFC :30 "Duel al Diablo" The Doris Day Show The Survivors ek :00 Movie The Carol Burnett Showlove, American State Dein] 7 :30 Movie The Carol Burnett ShowStyle :CO has tightene News; Wthr Sots News; Wthr; Sports News. Weir.; Sports tt)zsitp tiJio,14ctuRc, •:;i, • 10 -30 The Tonight Show t1 The Mery Griffin Show Moyle: Fikl3ETE with regard :00 The Tonight Show The Mery Griffin Show "On the Riviera- for five stat 1 1 -30 The Tonight Show The Mery Griffin Show Movie sities, Kentt aa :00 The UntouChabl•s Movie; ..toey Bishop • I fe :30 The Untouchables 11tie neti And unique common- 7 The Joey Bishop Show and six state :00 O - ()naive •iniee mark/ the historic, ▪ The Joey Bishop Show I :X TIAAry Bishoo Show • driving to the Golden Spike at' TUESDAY HORNING' PROCIt Finance G Pe4motroitla Point, p,teh, on May ter• Christen hal wir DC j0.•10130, Me-event that linked the 0 Worship Country Journal stitutions an 4 PiaIC and Central Pacific CC Morn.no Snow Country junction 14...e":13T oti o :30 Morning Show Country Junction Mc Hale's they may no tvz cailroada,:and instituted train Navy 7 00 Today. althr Country Junction Bozo Shute for travel ch. tiVricei from Mee meat pf the floated 30 today , Country Junction con theta, , Skates to the other. 1 SO Today; Weather. CePtain Konoloca Bozo Shaw • 30 today Captain Kanoar cr, Bozo 'khaki, 9 00 It takes Two The Mike DOvillal Show l MY Show This gun is packaged in asei ma- 30 Concentration The Show He Said -She Said rti -• Mike Douglas Comm mmal, hand-stained and emikend A 00 Sale of the CenturyAndy of start erry • Barbara Moore Show 1., 30 Hollywood simulated mahogany preeintistion Seniares Love cif Life Barbara Moore Show ExcbmAncetaz I -00 Jeopardy When raised the Heart Is Bewitched OPPED431 a rase with moldintandborded g 30 Name D•ointers Search •o• trim as in the ineet'oribinit r umarraw That Girl I App.( In the lldà(tbsc4phoieph TUESDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS F.7.1 of the Galileo Spike, -• • x-12 noon, Ch.4 There'sJUD COLLINS, MARIA BEALE FLETCHER get! antique of GRWREEkAN,JR./MilFITRD reproduosd in the nigager TEDDY BART, and the NOON band -all on Noon - where GRA% tintype. Included it happens! Finan an old sr ea so 00 The Noon Show News. Cony tUearr. MUSIC by RALPH CARMICHAEL • ,;newq Mout* / Executive Producer FRANI( R IACODSON aPlISOry .11. gold Peeed railroad 1 2 '30 i he soon Shcw At the World Turns Let's Mat• a Deal 'Written and Directed by JAMES F COLLIER spike \rad with leitood, "1889- IS :00 Days of Our 'Yes Many Solendored Thine The Newlytvwd Gan- The Citiz Golden , :p Toe Doctors The Guiding • tont The Dating Game 19811": ‘, 4 ei 00 6,,ther aora,c1 Secret ct,rry. mittee appc .30 Bright Promises The Edge of Night One C te To Live School Boar • 2 700 Match Game; NewsGorner Pyle, USMC FDark Shadows :30 To Tell the Truth Gilligan', (slate/ Murray State University Auditorium 'sting plans 4 A 00 Beat the Clock Moyle The Beverly HilfbIlies I 'II :30 16th stem, Avenue South "Walk the Proud I Love LUCY at NI' c :00 16th Avenue South Land' ABC Evening Newt sy J :30 Huntley•Brinf iev CBS Eve- ng News Dick V.in Dyke Sr.). 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