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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Selected As A Best All Round KentutsY Conununity Newspaper Largest Paid The Primary -tca' Circulation Source of News rilvilus - Both In City In Murray and And In County Calloway County -T 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXXI No. 57 United Press International In Our 90th Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, March 9, 1970 West Kentucky Barrow Show Three Persons Iniured M/Sgt. Burkeen Ii Accidents Treated Springlike Weather Set For March 12, 13—MSU At Local Hospital Decorated With science More than 350 farm-oriented ard Miller, an animal Three persons, injured in ac- staff member at Southern Illin- Bronze Star Medal young people and adults are ex- cidents, were treated at the Shines On Calloway pected to participate March 12- ois University. ernergency room of the Murray- are: Purebred, Force 13 in the annual West Kentucky These classes Callaway County Hospital over PERU, Ind. — U. S. Air Springlike weather greeted The first day of spring, March and youth-project William G. Barrow Show at Murray State com.nercial the weekend Master Sergeant Calloway Countians today for 20, is only eleven days sway. University animals. Burkeen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collie of the second day in a row and In The Southeast A $25 top award is being off- Mayfield, age Leon Burkeen, Rt. 1, Dexter, no-cnairmen for the event are 22, was treated for a laceration the temperature was expected Heavy rains continued to soak ered in each class with nine Ky., has been decorated with Dr. Charles Chancy, an assoc- to the chin and a fractured jaw to climb above 70 degrees. the Southeast today and were additional cash awards, ranging the Bronze Star Medal for mer- iate professor of agriculture at on Saturday at 6:40 p.m. He Sunday's high was recorded listed as a contributing factor from $20 to $6, also being of- itorious service while engaged Murray State, and Roy Skinner, was injured in a at 70 and the low temperature in the death of four persona in fered In each class. motorcycle ac- military operations against Production Credit Association cident, in yesterday was 40 degrees, ac- a Florida airplane crash Sun- There also will be two weight hospital officials said. Cons forces. secretary, Mayfield. Viet cording to John E. Scott, offic- day. classes: Light, ranging from 190 Sunday at 2:10 p.m. Georgie Sergeant Burkeen was cited According to Dr. Chaney, the ial weather observer here. Tallahassee, Fla., received a- to 210 pounds, and heavy, rang- Ferguson of 703 South 16th for his performance as chief of two-day event is open to all Predictions for the rest of the ing from 210 to 230 pounds, he Street, age 16, was in a car ac- the material, facilities and fi- (Corelnued on Back Page) Future Farmers of America, 4- week are fall: weather with said. Most packing firms, he cident and suffered an injury nancial programs division at H Club members and interest- some cloudiness beginning a- emphasized, prefer slaughter to the head, according to hos- Headquarters, Seventh Air ed adults in the state, although bout the middle of the week. hogs weighing between 210 and pital officials. Force, Tan Son Nhut AB, Viet- the bulk of the participants are 225 pounds. Kevin Swan of Murray Route expected to come from the name. NINE. CITED No One Injured In Animals to be entered should Seven, age two, suffered an in- was presented the medal Jackson Purchase and Penny He be brought to the A. Carman jury to his heel when it was at Grissom AFB, Ind., where rile areas of Kentucky. were cited by Livestock Pavilion at the Mut+ caught in spokes of his bicycle he is now serving as a medical Nine persons SECOND PLACE — The Calloway County A maximum of three animals Department Collisions Over TIED FOR ray State University farm be- wheel, hospital officials said. technician with the 827th Med. the Murray Police tied for the second piece honors per individual, or per farm un- They were High School cheerleaders tween noon and 5 p.m. Wednes- Kevin was treated at 6:15 p.m. ical Group. over the weekend. contest of the Fourth District Ilasket- it, may be entered in the on- public drunkenness, one In the chserleading day, March 11, Chaney pointed Sunciaj. The sergeant attend Bethany one for State University. Calloway tied foot judging, scheduled to be- driving while intoxicated City ball tournament at Murray out. College, Lindeborough, Kan., for Weekend In cheerleaders gin at '7:30 a.m. Thursday, a stop sign, with &wean for second place. South Marshall Once the on-foot judging has and San Antonio (Tex.) College. and disregarding March 12, Chaney said. disorderly conduct, one No injuries were reported in won first place. been completed, the animals en- His wife is the former Rose- one for There will be three classes one for no the three traffic collisions in- Pictured are bottom row, left to right, Saban Rem. tered will be taken to the Reel- Dewey Pace Dies -Hill from Eng- for reckless driving, of competition, he said, in the mary E. Raven vestigated by the officers of Susen Pierce, and Karen Braboy; top row, left to right, foot Packing Company, Union operator's license, and four for on-foot contest, the judging of land. the Murray Police Departliaent Shirley Hays, Elizabeth Nance, and Deena WINIers. City, Tenn., where they will be speeding. by Dr. How. Saturday At Home the weekend. which will be done slaughtered and the caresses over Funeral services for Dewey Vehicles involved in a collis- judged by Dr. York Varney, Pace of Murray Route Two ion Sunday at 2:18 am. were a meat specialist with the Uni- were held today at two p. a. 1967 Pontiac four door sedan versity of Kentucky, Lexington. Prime Function Of Red Cross Annual Murray State Spring at the chapel of the Max H driven by Edwin Stark Erwin A $100 cash award awaits the Churchill Funeral Home with of 1009 Story Avenue, a 1970 owner of the carcass with the Bre. John Hicks offiicating. Chevrolet 44 ton truck owned largest percentage of ham and Is Aid To U. S. Servicemen Tele- Active pallbearers were ne- by South Central Bell Theatre Production Dates Set loin, Chaney said, while 29 phews who were Charles Har- phone Company, and a 1966 other cash awards also will be "EMERGENCY LEAV% RE: SP 4 RICHARD COIL JR "Simsmertree" by Ron Cow- drama department, Sock and Bobby Pace, Terry Mc- Chevrolet 44 ton truck owned made, ranging from $80 to $5. grove, REQUESTED,* US 52344325 CO A 1ST RN en, an off-Broadway award win- Buskin, the drama society on Ceiston, Bob McCuiston, Mark by Charles McReynolds, 1820 At the packing plant, the car- EM DEC. 1968 3 PM EST, FM 3RD INF APO SF 96000. FA- ner in 1967, will be presented the campus, and Alpha Psi and Richard Ed- Kirkwood Drive, Murray. casses also will be judged for Osimingham, SMF ARC MURRAY, KY. TO THER RICHARD SR REQUEST as the annual spring theatre Omega, national honorary fra- Honorary pallbearers Police said the accident oc- Yesterday was all it took. Bright percentage of backfat, loin eye monds. FIX) AbiCROSS VIA WASH DC EMER LEAVE DUE ILLNESS production at Murray State Uni- trnity for students who,excel V. Boggess, Rex Coop- curred on Story Avenue and sunshine, warmth, and gentle and length. In order to qualify Isere M. MOTHER JANE ADMTFTED versity March 19-20-21. in dramatics. Workman, Sherwin the two trucks were parked breezes and the Jonquils just for the carcass judging, Cha- er, 011ie COUNTY HOSPITAL 18 DEC , Rudy Bailey, and Lan- heeded east when Erwin popped open, just like that. curtain time for each per- ney noted, the carcass must CANCER OF LUNGS W/TH the left rear of both trucks. formance in the university au- have a maximum of backfat of deitateCarr. WEATHER REPORT WIDESPREAD METASTSIS. DE- in the North Damage to the Erwin car was Everything was so nice, we just ditorium is 8 p. rn. Life 1.5 inches, at least four square rment was United Preen intornatienal TERIORATING RAPIDLY. PRO- Death Claims Cemetery on the left side and right side, cut off the heat and opened the Directed by Robert E. John- Inches of loin eye and be PlItesant Grove with GNOSIS NIL. ILFE EXPECTAN- Max to the Bell truck on the left son, chairman of the drama de- least 29 inches in length. the arrangements by the CY DAYS AT MOST, DR. An- Kentucky: Fair and mild to- fender, and to the Mc- partment at Murray State, the Of Mrs. Nelson The winners will be annoulen 11. Churchill Funeral Home. DERSON. RECOMMEND SVC- rear day. Increasing cloudiness from Reynolds truck on the left rear. We watched as a Cardinal stak- three-act play includes the ed and the awards presented at Mr. Pace, age 84, died sad XN'S IMMEDIATE PRESENCE. Nelson, formerly north and not so cool tonight. Sunday at 7:25 pm. a two ed his claim in the beck yard. youngest cast member ever to Mrs. Tennie a dinner at the Union City des* from a heart attack at SVC1IN AWARE MOTHER'S away Sunday Tuesday partly cloudy and cool collision occurred at Poplar He began by chasing off an perform in a major role in one of Dexter, passed packing firm Friday night, his home on Saturday at 8:46 LONG TEEM ILLNESS UN- car Paducah. She with a few light showers mainly and South 5th Streets. male Cardinal, then flew back of the university's major pro- at 1:45 p.m. at March 13. •rn. He was a member of the AWARE PRFSEINT CRITICAL age. north portion. Highs today in involved were a 1957 triumphantly back to the pile was 89 years of Union Grove Church of Christ, CONDITION. ADVISE. Cars ductions. Lows tonight in the driven by his owner- D. The deceased was a member lfutiray Lodge No. 105 Free and the 60s. Such are the messages that, Chevrolet two door of bricks to sound Twelve-year-old Samuel Miller Mae- en, an eighth grade Mg- Si the Palestine United Meth*. ANeepted Masons, and of Chap- 40e. night and day, every day, come Danny pay Woods, 1625 Rus- nsghes at the University School dlat Church. Her husband, ter 92 of the Royal Arch Ma- and go at the Red Cross com- Avenue, and a 1960 Oldsmobile r:h died in 1955, and Calle- Later he flew to one corner of in Murray, is in the six-member sell Nelson, sons. He was born March 30, EXTENDED OUTLOOK munications center, at the four door driven by Orvis Ciu- son, W. A. Nelson of Mur- his territory to sound his call cast. The other five cast mem- a 1905 in Marshall County and courthouse in Murray. Ion Wells of Murray. ray, was claimed by death four Kentucky: Extended outlook headed east on tcheon &gain bers are all students at Murray Ten cases of empty cold drink his parents were Leonas Pace Beneath the cryptic symbols Woods was years ago. She was born De- through Friday. told police State. bottles were stolen from Clax- and Recie Edwards Pace. Wednesday Page) Poplar Street and he cember 8, 1886 and her par- cloudiness and (Continued on Back out of We won't see more than one They are: Bobby Dadd. Mur- ton's Grocery at the Hamlin Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Considerable that the Wells car pulled ents were the late Mr. and cool through Friday with accord- Male Cardinal in our backyard ray senior; Christy Lowery, East Postoffice last night, according Gertrude Berkley Pace of Mur- rather 5th Street into his car, Mrs. Bill Parrish. of precipitation mainly Until fall. Alton, Ill.. sophomore; Ada Sue to the office of Calloway Coun- ray Route Two; one daughter, chance ing to the police report. Survivors are two daughters, Thursday. High Wednesday Items Are Stolen Ir. WS Hutson, Murray sophomore; ty Sheriff Clyde Steele. Mrs. Bobby (Elizabeth), Saadi on Damage to the Woods ''ter Mrs. Gladys Nanny of Paducah and Thursday ,upper 40s to low was the right rear and to A male Robin was pins Charles Hall, Frankfort fresh- The bottles were Coca-Cola, of McMinnville, Tenn.; ace son, Breakins Reported on and Mrs. Glade Puckett of Har- but mostly low 40s on Fri- on the front end. through the same rigamarole, man: and Steve Howard, Mur- Pepsi-Cola, and Kist. Previous- L 1). Pace of Richmond, Va.; 50s the Wells car din; two sons, Joe Nelson of Lows mid 30s Wednesday were Involved in the collision Sat- ray junior. ly twenty cases of empty cold three sisters, Mrs. Novella Mc- day. Two breakins reported ing that Almo Route One and Loman but low 30s and 20s on Thurs- the urday at 2:15 p.m. were a 1983 Kentucky was originally a part Awarded the Vernon Rice drink bottles were stolen from Gee, Mrs. Christine Cox, and to Murray Police Depart- Nelson of Taylor, Mich.; two sis- day and Friday. ment over the weekend with Ford Galaxie driven by Richard of Virginia and was admitted Award as the best off-Broadway the same store. Mrs. Mary Wilkins, all of St. They are ters, Mrs. Nora Morris of Mur- items reported stolen in both Nelson Hanson of Kirluey to the Union in 1792 as the production in 1967, "Summer! Louis, Mo.; one brother, Joe RAINFALL DOWN ray and Mrs. Effie Rudolph of breakins. Route One, and a 1981 Mercury open ag- 15th state. The next census in time" -is the story of a young Ed Pace of St. Louis, Mo.; two Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, MRS. HODGES SPEAKER Saturday at 12:22 p. m. Gary Comet driven by James Dennis oi." 1800 showed the state bad 200,- soldier in Vietnam and his grandchildren, and Da- Elmus Parrish and Willie Par- Ronald Tennessee Valley rainfall Con- of 955 inhabitants. By 1900 the memory flashbacks to his ear- vid Pace of Smith reported that a fishing Brown LaGrange. rish of Murray Route Three; ten Mrs. Harlan Hodges will be Richmond, Va. tinued to be leas than normal stopp- ying he population was 2,147,174. In lier life at home and his re- rod and reel was stolen from Police said Brown was grandchildren; thirteen great the guest speaker at the social in February, averaging 3.3 in- light at 12th and 1950 the population of the state lationship with members of his INSTALLED his car parked in the back of ed at the red etnamese grandchildren. meeting of the Phebian Sunday ches for the month compared south was 2,944,806. In 1960 it grew family. the Jim Adams IGA Store on Sycamore Streets headed ut U.S. Funeral services will be held School Class of the First Bap- to a normal 4.2 inches, TVA re- up behind to 3,038,156. Admission for those who do Mrs. Mary Beshear from Chestnut Street. when Hanson came Tuesday at one p.m. at the tist Church to be held Tuesday, ports, The highest February not have season tickets will Murray has been installed in Last night at 10:30 Linda Brown hitting the rear part of at they'd Palestine Methodist Church in March 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the total reported to TVA was 6.16 Here's Calloway County's popu- be $1.50 per person plus tax. Pi Phi Delta honorary oral in- Caudill of 103 North 12th Street the car. CaHoway County. Burial will be home of Mrs. James Lamb, inches at LaFollette, Tenn., near to Hanson lation from the first census to Tickets will be on sale at the terpretation society at Murray reported that a Searls black Damage the car in the church cemetery with Glendale Road. Group II, Mrs. The lowest was at the last one: 1830 5,164; 1840 door at each perofrmance and State University, Murray, KY. Norris Lake. and white television and a Real- was on the front end and to the arrangements by the Linn Arlie Scott and Mrs. R. K. Car- east of Marion in g Etc. 9,794; 1850 8,096; 1880 9,915; In the lobby of the Waterfield She is a senior majoring in Groseclose. istic stereo record player had the Brown car on the rear end Funeral Home of Benton where penter, captains, is in charge Virginia. as his 1870 9,410; 1880 13,205; 1890 Student Union Building during English. southwestern been stolen. and underneath. friends may call. of the arrangements. 14,675; 1900 17,639; 1910 19,- the week of March 16. - go into 867; 1920 74,802; 1930 17,663; Besides the major productions y else. 1940 19,041; 1950 20,147; 1960 each spring and fall, the uni- sort of 20,972. versity theatre also produces a children's theatre each Jan- In the 1980 census a total of uary and student-directed one- 923,572 housing units were act plays in May. Eleven stu- pos, des- counted with 60.3 per cent hav- dent-directed plays will be pre- eclipse: ing one or more bathrooms. sented May 6-7-8 this spring. blessed Murray State theatre produc- will be 51.2 per cent of these housing a joint effort of the tions are (Special to the Ledger & Times) of Kentucky, it is 41 per 1,000. unita were owner occupied, 32.9 the NEW YORK, Maids 9, — How Special interest centers on per cent were renter occupied. time high is the divorce rate in Cal- divorce situation at this 86.6 were one family structures. Elmus Mason Wilson in loway County compared with because of the actions taken and 24.2 per cent had been year. the rate in other communities? many states in the last few built during the 1950-60 decade. Is Hospital Patient di- have extending the grounds for 78.5 had television How many local residents national Elmus Mason Wilson of Mur- been divorced? How many have vorce. ranee of ray Route Four entered the remarried? In California, for example, if offshore Noticed a lot of folks putting State Tuberculosis Hospital, a couple appears before a judge me from out trees over the weekend. For the great majority of men Madisonville, Ky., two weeks find states that "irresconcilabte meaning This is a perfect time. and women in the local area, ago. marriage is a once-in-alifetime differences" exist between them. 318 for those He is in room undertaking. For others, who he can grant a divorce forth- who would like to send him start out with equally high with. cards and letters. The zip code hopes, their marriages end up In New York State, when" is 42431. The eclipse did not do much on the rocks. adultery was the basic ground here since we were well to the Data meetly obtained from for divorce for many years, foc side of the path of totality. We Firemen Answer Two the Department of Commerce, new grounds have been added. have no idea how much eclipse from the Population Reference including separation for ta we .could see, possibly from 50 Weekend Bureau end Others indicate the years or more. If a couple to 75 per cent. Anyway it was Calls Over current trends in divorce. show that they have been cloudy here it did not change The Murray r ire oepartment In Calloway County, it ap- ing apart for that length .d the situation much. In Georgia was called out Sunday at two pears, there are few divorced time under an agreemant, they it was total and as the televis- p m to the home of James D. people, in proportion to popu- can get a divorce for that a- ion showed, it got dark for Clopton, 703 Vine Street. This lation, than are found in most son alone. bout three minutes. An eerie was a grass fire and the boost- parts of the United States. Based upon the latest sami phenomenon. , er was used to extinguish the According to the latest esti- ling survey of the country, tL, flames. mates, some 19 out of every number of divorced and sepal- RICHEY NAMED Saturday at 405 p. m. the 1,000 local residents over the ated persons in Calloway C, firemen were called to a grass age of 14 are either divorced untn. is now estimated at al, Jay Richey of Murray has fire at 730 Vine Street Brooms or separated from theit nxius- proximaftely 370. This compare, Si streets Morally breathe, up. The Street Department Is at been elected parliamentarian were used to put out the fire. exclusive the with the 1960 total of 270. WINTER DAMAGE — The streets of the city suffered ses. That is or Igor* now cart-rims on street repairs over the city. No ree- of Phi Beta Lambda national were divorced pre- In general, it has been found greatly during the past several months. This picture shows number who nters of the street damage has been made, however It is es- business organization at Mur- viously but have remarried. that for every person in thr lust one of many areas in the city that will need repair. pected to Into several thousands of dollars In materials. ray State University, Murray, The rate compares'favorably nation who is currently divorc Shown Is a portion of North 14th Street lust south of Olive, Usher and equIpment. The damage this wirt4eLto6ity streets Ky Son of Frances Richey of One free female grown cot with the rate in other areas of ed there are about 2,4 person, Boulevard. Newry rain and melting snows seeping down will,possibly take more of the paving dollat7tiA usual 1305 Main Street. Jay is a fresh- anct'one five month old ferhale the United States, where it sto who have remarried after ha% through the pavement, then freezing, resulted in portions by Gene McCuteneonl man business major. If interested phone 435-5534. traces 47 Der 1.000 In the State ing been divorced. . • . (Staff Photo - LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY THE MONDAY — MARCH 9. 1970 PAGE TH1 Costly test THE LEDGER & TIMES HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Chris PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUHLISHING COMPANY. "Sgt. Mike" Producer Robert Aldrich an- Inc., Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and 21,000 RIFLE ROUNDS, nounced he will spend $75,000 The Tunes-Herald, October 20, 19211, and the West Kentuckian, to screen test Alexander flay January 550 ROCKET GRENADES, Step I 1, IRO. Helps South LEXINGTON, Ky. — The UK for "The Greatest Mother of III N. efai agree!, Murray, Kentucky 45071 117 MORTAR ROUNDS, College of Agriculture has app- 'Em MI," making lithe most By United LBS. RICE 49 MILES 200 ointed Dr. Gary Potter as Ex- expensive such test in memory. NORTHWEST SAIGON Vietnamese tension Horse Specialist in the Chris Sho Department of Animal Sciences. lbe comet): 111equalified tlianager Fr Dr. Potter is the first facul L4 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER 00„ 1508 By KENNETH J. EiRADDICK -aPhlladelphia Mactuion Ave, Mempkus, Tenn.; Time & Late Bickg„ Now Y0114 N.Y., member to serve as Horse MepoensoaBldg., Detrou, Mich. tension Specialist at the College terned. DA NANG, South Vietnam "He is pl (UPI)— of Agriculture. John P Baker, EnteredDaily at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for Standing six-foot one- inch tall and weighing 190 Light Horse Nutrition scientist; transmission as Second Class Matter pounds, Michael Gleason looks and Kob Ryen, Light Horse Pro- Li BUBISCIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 35g, per exactly what he is — a sergeant duction expert at the College :Bob Month $1.a. in Calloway and adjoming counties, per year, $5.50; major in the U.S. Marine Agriculture, will continue the Zones 1 & 4, ills uu, s.l.sewhere 116.0U. All service subscripuonS $8-00. 1,000 PAIRS SANDALS, Corps, established program in horse 2,000 RICE BOWLS, To see the 45-year-old man nutrition and production. Dr. Po- Winne tter 130 CANTEENS, AVE who's been in the Marines 271/2 will serve to broaden the department with planned emphas- BICYCLES 63. MILES years gently handling a baby's doll and smiling at is on state-wide educational ser- NORTHEAST SAIGON the In Citi Vietnatnese woman who stands vices to the public interested in light horses. barely as high as the Marine There has been a BY 200 HAND GRENADES, Corps tatoo on his left arm, is tremendous growth in light horse UPI S SMALL ARMS AMMO, somewhat unreal. numbers throughout Kentucky. Dr. 10 GAS MASKS, FIVE But then for a Leatherneck in Potter will work closely with ORLANDO 4-H groups in the state, serve SAMPANS 120 MILES his third shooting war, Sgt. Fatigue was Maj. Gleason of Joliet, IlL, is as consultant to breeding asso- of Arnold 13: SOUTHWEST SAIGON ciations, unusual. saddle clubs, and riding Citrus A new snow fell last night piling another eight inches over what )1Sv "Sgt. Maj. Mike" as he's groups. He said that approxima- remained of the seven inch snow which fell last week; Lunn got the EIGHT known thousands of Vietna- tely 75 percent of his new duties Deaths reported are Horace L. Jones, age 82, and Emmett SAMPANS CONTAINING to T. For 68 ht mese in the northern will involve the educatke of youth Hubbard Smith, age 81. ROCKETS, MOTORS, CLOTHING, provinces ,show— and h of South Vietnam is in the training and care of saddle A new Boy Scout Troop has been organized at Dexter. Damon FOOD, 1,100 LBS. RICE 145 the field Z.- With two man for an organizatics and show horses. Mathis is Scoutmaster. Donald Chapman and Donald Cleaver MILES SOUTHWEST SAIGON known tAhr ee days, as Operation HOPE (help other assistant scoutmasters. - ;them a glin are people everywhere). Dr. Hugh M. McEirath_teis doeen selected to receive an-award The affable 27-year-old pro- But a The operation based for Meritorious Service to the Kentucky Dental Association during RED SUPPLY PINCH- -This single day's reported haul ed supplies in South Vietnam per- in St. fessor, a native of Jonesboro, ;forced a gni o Pate, has an estimated the past century. haps has something to do with the so-called lull, an be the delay in an offensive. That 10,000 Arkansas, was reared on a horse ;eon Sunday members in 100 tons of rice found near Tay Ninh must be a severe blow to effective foe operations. Minnesota and ranch when the family moved to 3:fretted befo claims organized efforts in Arizona. Potter received a IIS DUSTIN HOFFMAN :tpthe grind another 25 states. Its members degree at Arkansas State Uaiver- log hip n work to keep 1 I Population Center ring World War 11, the center people like Mike sity, but the love of tboroughbr ed MIA FARROW before crossed the Wabash R iver, mark- supplied with packages for horses brought him to Kentucky la the m distribution to Shifting Westward -ing the Indiana-Illinois boundary. the needy. where he completed the MS and er was kin Gleason, sitting The north-south movement has in his office Ph.D degrees at the UK College lieady (tree been slight. During the at the 5th Communications JOHN AND MARY +frith six bt tete is October 1970, when 18 de- of Agriculture. Since itor/ Ir. cades, the point farthest Battalion on the stare of the .ieven holes population totals from the 19th north Potter has served as an assistant Deaths reported was the 1790 location, and South China Sea, riddles with a for a fine 11 are D. C. "Crit" Smith, age 48, and the three decennial census are firm, the the professor of animal nutrition and day old son of Mr. point farthest plastic Humpty Dumpty and left him a s and Mrs. Oral Eldridge. Bureau of the CEinsils and the south, the 1960 horse specialist at Texas A&M Clegg Austin, Jean Corn, location, a difference of says he gets about 50,000 ,with 18 bolt Jean Farris, Robert Glin Jeffrey, Coast and Geodetic Survey —sis- about University. Letitia Maupin, William 47 miles or 2.6 miles pounds of material a month But the s Sralfti, Mary Am Underwood, and Bettye ter agencies of the U. S. Depart- per de- West are new cade, from back home. j24, was all members of the National Honor Society at Murray ment of Commerce — Dr. Potter plans to work exten- High School. will get "You shouldn't be talking to ;midway biro together over complicated math sively with horse-lovers in Ken- Billy Joe - me," he says. "It's those :and it wa Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Saunders of emetics with terms like "ground tucky, advising them on the prop- Murray, has been people so many laugh at as evident that named head line at McCauley Military triangulations" and "map coor- er nutrition care and training School, Chattanooga, little old women who are do Arnie int Tam. There's a significant trend dinates" and come up with a of their animals. Potter has been An average new the work, making things, charge at of $25.38 has been reported for the season's sale developing on U. S. center active in judging horse shows, of the high school of population. buying them, packaging them rammed hen dark fired tobacco here in Murray. drug and has bred show scene that should not go The 1970 center of population and mailing all at their o horses since move a stro unnoticed by parents and school will continue its westward mar- he was ten years old. Today is Moody, March 9, expense." Then ca administrators. ch, but its pace is uncertain the 68th day of the year with The sergeant major, who beginning of The use of heroin by teen- because migration rates woci't 297 to follow. admits that all his life he's coming too agers is growing. Clearly, the be known until the census is He is married to the former com- The moon is between its new. wanted to be a 30-year man in :bunker, bad killer drug has escaped confine- plete. In the previous 18 Charlotte Faulkner of Casa Gra- decades phase and the first quarter. the Marines, tied in with sent the mal ment in the ghetto and Is more the center moved 701 miles west nde, Arizona, The morning stars are Operation HOPE when he all even. and more the "in" thing for and 47 miles south of the first Mercury and Jupiter. served with the Marine Air Arnie nee And he saitla unto them But whom say ye that I am? And Peter thrill-seeking students in mid- center established after the 1790 The evening stars are Venus, Reserve Training Detachm to wind up i answer eth and saith unto' him, Thou art the Christ? — Mark Ik29.dle-and upper-class city neigh- Census near Chestertown, Ma., Mars and Saturn. at St. Paul in 1966 after his 17-under-par This acknowledgment of Jesus as the Christ is the foundation borhoods and in suburbia. 23 miles east of Baltimore. The On this day in history: first tour of duty in South sudden death of the Christian faith. A spokesman for the average move west each Federal decade In 1822 Charles Graham of Vietnam. The huge Bureau qf Narcotics thereafter was about 39 and miles. New York City received the He made 396 speeches up and then broke Dangerous Drugs The center of population says that in as first patent for false teeth. down the state, "telling those moan 114 the the last defined by the six months heroin has Census Bureau In 1947 one of the longest who wanted to listen what they and rolled al become is that more readily available point upon which the Unit- strikes in American history could do to help give the "I though ed and the price has gone down— States would balance, if it ended after 440 days when the Vietnamese a chance to live a relieved Lui were a ridig plane possibly as a gimmick to entice and its inhab- United Auto Workers came to better life." "I guess he more itants were youngsters to try it. distributed where terms with the Case Manufac- "When I got back the parcels Palmer they live Teen-agers Are Pushers with each individual turing Co., In Racine, Wis. began arriving from people I thought I hai assumed to "It (heroin) is being sold in have equal weight. In 1962 a coal mine explosion had talked to or who had r This should the vicinity of schools and to not be confused with killed 31 miners in West something in the newspapers," younger people," the spokes- the geographical center. The geo- Germany. he said. The parcels usually man Increasingly, graphical said. he said, center, the point on In 1967 Josef Stalin's daugh- number 10 or 15 a day, SEC C teen-agers which the surface themselves are push- of the United ter Svetlana defected to the sometimes a truckload. Inside States ing heroin as well as marijuana would balance if it were a United States. are toys, blankets, clothing, in schools. plane of uniform weight per unit --- medicines, tools and occasional In suburban schools, Coun- Chasin, where of area, is located in Butte A thought for the day: ly some hard-to-get building until recently few students ty, S.D. (latitude 44 degrees 58' American naturalist John Bur- materials. would touch hard drugs like 'North, longitude 103 degrees 46' rougsh said, "It always seems Gleason said that thanks to ATLANTA heroin, "It's now right up West). easier to believe than to deny. Operation HOPE, Vietnamese the maw in July 1, there," the official said. 1969, Bureau demo- Our minds are naturally children now have a future. KSoSoutheasternupp,s vis Effective drug education pro- graphers issued estimates of the affirmative," chasing a grams— the emphasis is on cur rent population for each State effective— must be implement. Based on these estimates, the make income tax figuring (almost) fun championshi; Inside 1, leu indicates a comfortable ride to plane. eit Evangelical zeal cannot center of population as of July The prelin 1,1969, compensate for poorly prepared would be located in Look- the SEC rat ing teachers who are not in Glass Township, Clinton Co- hardy possession of full and totally unty, Mewls, about 21 2 miles Tallymaster beginning) al accurate information about southeast of the community of ADDING MACHINES itsquest drugs. New Memphis U there is anything a and approximately weekend, teen-ager can spot 30 miles it's a phony. east southeast of St. into the s But we're kidding ourselves if Louis, Mo. This point is about VICTOR NCAA Mick.; we believe heroin 35 miles by can be coped west and 10 miles IngRupp,s tough KNi with solely by the police south of fully electric adding machine only or by Centralia, Illinois, 1960 guard AusUp school administrators or by center of population. both passing the buck back and If the current estimates bold national title forth. true, it would mean the 1970 and 1958. TI Students Must Help Census center of population wo- since, but hi Students themselves must uld be somewhere near the July play a crucial role. 1 computed center in Looking "ththeetiftbare There are several things the Glass Township. he The Wildci students can do. First, they can Estimates of the population top-ranked be realistic—honest with them- however are subject to t error, when they t selves— about the dangers of so firm results from the 1970 Friday. Sect hard drugs like heroin. As a count must be in before the eza- result, they can create an ct location is announced. There of the seas( out a 25-i intensely hostile environment have been wide deviations from night by w for the young student or recent the average westward movement dropout "pushers" at their of the center during the 18 de- NEWSPAPER TURNED OVER TO EMPLOYES -Expretio, the daily THE EASY WAY to get from alt terminal to airliner is dem- schools. cades. Between 1950 and 1960, newspaper in Lima. Peru, is guarded by police onstrated by ,Pan Am at New York's Kennedy airport. The Second, student leaders can for example, the center took a after the government turned the paper over to its Plane-Mate is a product of The Budd Company. bring to organizational meet- 57-mile leap. In 1910-1920, it journalists and printers to be run as a co-operative. Expreao s young former addicts and moved west only 10 miles— has been criti- its cizing the government in recent editorials, student editors can write of the shortest move in census history. charging it with co-operating with Communist-controlled unions within the addicts' experiences. Let those Earlier, in 1850-1860 it took an paper's organisation. who have lived through the hell 80.6 mile giant step, the longest Hot/fop/rola of heroin tell it like it is, movement westward yet regis- Enjoy the speed and aCturacy of a Last— and most drastic— it tered. TALLYMASTER adding machine to help whisk through tax-time figuring chores. would not be inappropriate for The 1890 census found the cen- TALLYMASTER can bream through the Hign's Tige young people to inform on ter of population in Indiana Aare hob with capacity to spare. Totals it less head with heroin pushers in their schools. it was to remain for six decenni- than *1,000,000.00 prints a permanent a quarter Prime real estate investment opportunity in Who would fall to report al censuses. The 1890 and easy-to-reed tape. You can trust ntght before location TALLYMASTER bias* it is made by Murray. Building is a newly constructed neigh- someone putting rat poison in a was near Westpart, 20 miles east Victor. America's largest manufacturer of COMMIlTh fellow student's milk in the of Columbus. A granite boulder TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING COMMON STOCK IN sodding machines. TALLYMASTERS add, eventual 77 borhood shopping center type structure. Net cafeteria? Isn't the distribution on the Columbus-Versailles hi- THE CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL IMPROVEMENT multiply, and subtract. Retractable carry- District Fou leased to a substantial ing handle. Stores upright on desk in 5' corporation for a period of heroin the same issue? ghway marks the location. Ill ASSOCIATION: The turn of twenty 1910, x 7' space. Internal working parts made years. the center reached Bloom- of ease hardened - csdium plated steel. skirmish CI • ington, The-Board of Directors have authorized a call on all Lease' contains overage rent provision. Subject BURGER HAS FLU bid., and by 1920, it bad Attractive avocado. All TALLYMASTERS in the open shifted the 10 miles noted above, common stock issues of 1948 through 1954. parts are guaranteed one year, including to prior sale. Principals only. For nformation WASHINGTON (UPI) —Chief The Tigei to a point on a beech-covered This is a - mandatory call and all interest has been febor. Be one of the smart Americans who ti Justice Warren E. Burger, 62, mama income tax figuring (almost) fun, lead and write or call Mr. David Hobson at: hillside near Whitehall in stopped on these issues as of January 1, Is in Bethesda Naval Hospital the 1970. e buy s TALLYMASTER. way quintet western suburbs of Blootniag- DIVERSIFIED REALTY SERVICES, with what appeared to be the Please bring in your stock and collect your money. trailing by ton. down by 11 10 S. Spring Street flu. The year 1930 found the con. Guy S. Wilson, Mgr. Burger left the court and glum brad Springfield, Ohio 45507 ter located three miles northeast Calloway County Soil Imp, Assoc. home Thursday feeling ill, Murray 1 went of Lipton, Ind., and in 1940, Murray, Telephone: 377-11714 (517) doctor found he for Kentucky by its spa and when his the last stop in Indiana, the me- fever of 102, he was sent Pat Lamb. had a ter was 2 , miles southeast of to the hospital. 31 points, 1 Cathie, in Sullivan( oune Do- bv the MARCH 9. 1970 PAGE THREE THE LEDGER & TIM/S — Nit RRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY - MARCH 9 1970 ID (UPI) - Chris Short Takes First ;rt Aldrich an- Gamecocks Fall To North t spend $75,000 Alexander Hay Step On First Region Cage Tournament 'test Mother of Long Comeback Trail Carolina, 42-39, Saturday ing it the most By United Press International In° Problem with his back, he Calloway Co. Murray State University Fieldhouse Lest in memory. was throwing real free and I By Unitecr1Phss International West. Chris Short's first step along was very c2t1sfind," said -Unranked Niagara toppled 121e comeback trail was an Lucchesi Sunday night after Wed., 7:00 p.m. After John Roche twisted No. 8 Pennsylvania 79-69, St. ,wequalifted success as far as Short pitched three scoreless ankle Friday night, it was jus Bonaventure beat Davidson 85- ; Frank Lucchesi of the innings in the Phillies' 3-2 Mayfield a matter of time before thir 72, and Villanova whipped OM:16 ,Philadelphia Phlllies is con- victory over the Pittsbnrah ranked South Carolina youl Temple 77-69. cerned. Pirates. "Those were the main fall on its face, NIT Slate & Tues. "He is physically fit, he had things. I wasn't worried about Friday, 7: p.111. Neither had a good leg The NIT, meanwhile, will get how many hits or runs he Fulton City stand on Saturday, and as under way Friday night when Kintivs allowed." result Roche and his Gamecoc Duquesne meets Georgia Tech New Bob Lund The Phillies snapped a 2-2 tie teammates will sit out the pos and Miami of Ohio Plays St. Gets In the seventh inning on singles Wed., 8:45 p.m.(approx.) season which gets into ful John's of New York, by rookies and swing this week. Au of the NIT's three Winners Denny Doyle and a sacrifice fly Pcsducah Tilghman Roche, South Carolina's 1 nationally-ranked teams will PAnieN Check by Larry Hisle. ing scorer and a brilliant floor play Saturday as No. 19 North 11111 Astros 20, Royals 19 leader all season, was trying to Carolina meets Manhattan, No. Playing on a wet diamond Saturday, 7:30 p.m. kill the clock and preserve 17 Cincinnati meets Army and In Citrus Open and in high winds at Ft. Myers Cuba one-point lead in the second No. 10 Marquette, which turned Fla., the and overtime period when North down an NCAA bid, takes on By DAVID Champions MOF FIT Kansas City Royals played a Carolina State's Ed Leftwich Massachusetts. UPI Sports Writer ludicruous game won by the Thurs., 7:00 p.m. stole a pass from the hobbled Astros, 20-19. The two teams Roche and scored the decisive ARNIE FALLS Tu LUNN ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI)- combined for 54 hits and 100 layup in the Wolfpack's 42-39 ORLANDO, Fla,(UPI)- Bob Fatigue was the real conquerer Carlisle County total bases, hammered out 20 tinsel Lunn won the $150,000 Citrus of Arnold_Palmer in the Florida doubles, one and eight NCAA East Invitation Tourney when Arnold Citrus 1Ev1tational, but Bob homers North Carolina State, al- Palmer missed a four-foot putt -Limn Friday, 8.45 p.m.(approx.) got the winner's check. The walloped Reidland though beaten twice during the at the end of a 36-hole grind. For 68 holes it was Arnie's the St. Louis Cardinals 17-7c as regular season by South Caroli- --- 7- show- and his fans loved it. rookie shortstop Ted' Martinez na, thus earned a berth in the PETTY TAKES "500" With two record-tying 64s in THEATF-41, drove in six runs with two Thurs., 8:45 p.m.(approx.) NCAA East Regionals as ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UPI)-. ',twee days, Palmer showed homers and Ron Swoboda drove champion of the Atlantic Cielst RichardPetty won the $85,630 them a glimpse of the legend. ENDS in five with a pair of homers. Conference, the only league in Carolina 500 Stock .Car Race in But a Thursday rainout Murray High I TUESDAY Bobby Tolan's grand slam the country which determines track record time of 116.117 forced a gruelling 36-bole finale homer and a homer by Lee its NCAA representative with a mph, Cale Yarborough finished on Sunday and Palmer, 40, May led the to post-season tournament. second, Dick Brooks third. before began fretted he even an. 8-7 victory over the Chicago TICKETS ON SALE South Carolina normall OFFMAN .the grind that his age and White Sox. Gary Nolan, Tony would be eligible to play in th • ling hip might catch ip with Cloninger and Jim McGlothlin Tickets for Wednesday night's National Invitation Tournament Farmers Grain & NOW lim before the day was out. shut out the White Sox on three Expos Plan To Be 'Better' game in the Regional Tourna- as the ACC's runner-up, but the Pal In the morning round, - hits for the first six innings. ment between Calloway County Gamecocks' home court has was Ignorl,ng king again. a Wes Parker drove in two runs High and Mayfield wilt be on been assigned for this week's Seed Co. , eady drizzle, he started off and Willie Davis. had three hits sale at Calloway County Nigh NCAA east Regionals and 1) MARY :With six birdies in his first as the •ooI IrondaY, Timm* and therdore the team is banned by Phone 753-3404 .iieven holes and that second 64 beat the , 3-1. .Not Beaters Wednesday or this week accord- NCAA rules from entering an • DeKalb Seed Corn -par that World This •:1Ior a fine 16-under 200 Year Other Games ing to Howard Crittenden, Prin- post-season play other than its • Certified Hood Soybeans left him a stroke ahead of Lunn Rookie shortstop Ken Szot- By cipal of Calloway County High own tournament. • Uncertified Hood Beans tmith 18 holes left to play. JOHN G. GRIFFIN says Mauch. "Great." Steve Resin (6-7) figure again kiewicz hit three singles, In the Saturday first-round • Certified Dare Soybeans But the strapping Lunn, only UPI Sports Editor If Phillips can now fulfill the as starting pitchers. Newcom- - COO walked twice and drove in four WEST PALM BEACH, DENVER STILL TOPS games which shaped this • No. 1 & 2 Kobe Lespedesa • ,0000 jZ4, was all even with Arnie Fla, potential the Expos believe he hers are Joe Sparma, 6-8 with nr) runs in the ' 12-11 FRANCONIA, N.H. (UPI)- week's NCCA scheduled: ;midway through the final round (UPI)- For those wonderful has, the Jones-Phillips-Staub Detroit and expected to move • No. 1 & 2 Korean triumph over the Minnesota The University of Denver • -Notre Dame, ranked 18th, 15, 7:35, 0:15 and it was becoming quite fans who spun the turnstiles so outfield will be strictly big right into a starting berth, and Lespedua Twin. merrily successfully defended its NCAA whipped Ohio University 112-82 ease. Ileket• 'evident that Palmer was tiring. during Canada's first league. Jim Britton, 7-5 with the • Ky. II Tall Fescue Roy Foster's and siding championship with an behind Austin Carr's 61-point 30 Feats?, year in baseball's major In the infield, put down ex- Braves. Britten's • All Kinds Clovers • Arnie made one last-ditch Jerry McNertney's single were promising eight-point victory performance, a record for leagues, the word on the 1970 Dodger Ron Fairly (.289) as the career over Dart- )14ESCIAT 1 :charge at No. 13 when he the big blows in a four-run has been interrupted at mouth, NCAA tournament play, and • Orchard Grass is -have a solid man at first. Then figure key :rammed home a birdie putt To eighth-inning rally which car- moments in the past by --- No. 6 Jacksonville downed 15th- • Rye Grasses little more patience, please. Coco Laboy, who won somentilitary kkftl 'move a stroke ahead again. ried the to a 4-2 obligations, REISSEN__ ROT H ranked Western Kentucky 109- • Ky. Blue Grass When club president John year" polls by ; MA N'S [mew Then came No. 15 - and the victory over the San Diego "rookie of the The Expos drew 1,212.608 fans CHAMP 96 in the Midwest, • Red Creeping Fescue beginning of the end. Palmer, McHale and manager Gene hitting 18 homers and .258 last at home last year, winning fess Padres. Mauch LONDON (11P!>-. Marty Ries- -No. 11 Houston edged • Shelled Corn [111 p • coming too strong out of a say they expect the year, to handle most of the job than one-third of their games. Don Mincher's three-run ho- sen of Evanston, ill., won the Dayton 71-64 and New Mexico • Baler Twine ur backed up a stroke and players in the pretty hats to be at third base, with occasional That kind of loyalty deserves bunker, mer paced the Oakland Athle- Rothman's pro tennis State, ranked No. 5, blasted • Atrasene "better," that's exactly what relief from Kevin Collins. Victories, but victories tour- sent the match to the final hole tics to a 5-3 win over the figure to nament by defeating Rice 107-77 in the Midwest. they mean - better, not world Second base could belong to be a little Australian all even. ' B team. longer coming. Ken Rosewall 6.4, 6-2. -Unranked Long Beach State beaters, yet. Sutherland FARMERS GRAIN AND Arnie needed a four-foot putt Juan Maricbal, who'll start Gary (.239) and 31- belted Weber State 92-73 For one thing, the Expos are year-old probably SEED CO. to wind up in a tie with Lunn at the new season with a 200-88 TWOGUNDAN WINS Utah State ran past No. 14 starting their second spring in will at least start the season at Railroad Avenue 17-under-par 271 and cause a lifetime record, pitched three HALLANDALE, Fla. Texas El Paso 91-81 in ille orderly fashion, in contrast to shortstop. Jose Herrera (.286), (UPD- sudden death playoff. perfect innings in his spring Twogundan the unavoidable confusion of Junior Lopez, who hit .252 at SMITH AND ASHE VICTORS recorded the first The huge gallery grew silent, debut as the San Francisco stakes last spring when the difficulties Columbus, and Mary Staehle HAMPTON, Va.(UP!)- Stan victory of his career by then broke into a collective Giants downed the Clevelami winning of starting from scratch- were who hit .307 at Vancouver and Smith of BerkeleN,. Calif. the $59,600 Donn moan 8.6 the putt lipped the cup locums. 14-6. ' Gulfstream. and rolled away. compounded by the dispute with .316 at Columbus will defeated Thomas Koch o Handicap at Alex Johnson's grand slam get trials --- "I thought he was in," the Houston Astros over who In the infield. Brazil 6-3, 6-2, 7-5 to win the flomered highlighted a seven- LIQUOR! AND relieved Lunn said afterwards. owned Rusty Staub. The Expos' efforts to trade U.S. Indoor Tennis title and FRIENDS COLLEGE CLEANERS" run first-inni,,,, outburst which Smoother Start then teamed NEW YORK (UPI)- Villano- "I guess he just misread it." enabled the California Angels to for a haven't brought with Arthur Ashe 1.411 OLIVE BOULEVARD • C•• For another, the Expos' of Gum va, sparked by Mary Liqmirl's Palmer sadly agreed. "I defeat the Chicago Cubs' A results to date, and Ron Brand Springs, Va., to gain roster has a more major league the meet reeord 402.1 mile, won - FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY - thought I had made it." team, 12-6. (.258) probably will start again. doubles title over Ion Tiriact • look than it did last spring, Bill Stoneman (11-19) and and Ilie Nastase of Romania. its fourth consecutive IC4A Truly Fine Cleaning * Phone 753-3852 with Staub heading what could track and field championship, be a very good outfield, a SEC Champion Wildcats couple of solid positions in the Are Infield, and some newcomers who just might Prove very helpful, indeed. Chasing A Dream This Week "We're ahead of last year at this same stage," reports "BIG THINGS COME IN LITTLE PACKAGES" Mauch. "At this time a year ATLANTA (UPI)-. Kentucky, 86-69 behind the 21-point shoot- ago, for example, we didn't the runaway winner in the ing of center Dan Issel and even know whether we owned OUR AD IS SMALL, BUT OUR NEW RATES Southeastern Conference, is Tom Parker. Friday night, top- ARE LARGER Staub and so it was hard to tell chasing a dream - Adolph rated UCLA was upset. how the other players Rupp's vision of a fifth national A win Friday could set up a would fit a) fun championship. long-anticipated duel between It turned out, of course, that The preliminary in-fighting of the first and second team All- BaseballCommissioner 90 YEARS the SEC race is over (it was American centers, Issel and 7- Bowie Kuhn ruled that the hardly In doubt from the foot-2 Artis Gilmore of sixth- Astros' trade of. Staub to er® beginning) and Kentucky begins rated Jacksonville University. the Expos was in order. Staub went HINES Its quest in earnest next The Dolphins, 23-1 during the on the OF have a brilliant year for the SAFETY weekend. The Wildcats move regular season, answered criti- Canadians with 29 home into the semi-finals of the cism that they were not runs, 110 runs-batted-in, and a .302 PR NCAA Mideast Regionals, fac- deserving of their high ranking batting average. PARENT ASSOCIATION ing tough Notre Dame and star by blasting tough Western 2-Year Certificate On top guard Austin Carr. Kentucky 109-96 in the NCAA of that, Staub proved S10,000-Minimum enthusiastic in off-the Rupp's Kentucky teams won Mideast quarterfinals Saturday. -field acti- vities, such as support national titles in 1948,1949,1951 Gilmore scored 30 points and for ESTABLISHED 1879 various charities, and achieved and 1958. They have come dote had 19 rebounds. a popularity in since, but have never gotten for "Pistol Pete" Mar:midi made Montreal rivalling that of top Canadian "the baron of the Bluegrass" his final bow in the Southeast hockey stars. the title he wants so badly. as a collegian. scoring 41 points "Rusty is going to get even The Wildcats may well be the and leading Lousiana State past better," forecasts Mauch. "He's top-ranked team in the nation Georgia 99-88. The victory, 20th only 25 years old and his when they take the court next of the season for National strength hasn't fully Friday. Second-ranked for most Invitation Tournament - bound matured of the season, Kentucky closed LSU, clinched undisputed pos- yet. With "Le Grand Orange" out a 25-1, season Saturday session of second place in the apparently a fixture in right % night by walloping Tennessee SEC. • field for years to come, the Expos are well on the way to a "EXTRA solid outfield. And they could EARNING" have the makings of the rest of 1-YEAR PASSBOOK Murray High Trounces It in Mack Jones and Adolfo RI IF IC ATE Phillips, Deposit-Any Amount-Anytime! Jones, 31, had the kind of 35,000-MINIMUM Withdrawable "Anytime" Calloway County 77-61 season in 1969 that people have After predicted for him for some 90-days On Deposit time. He topped his best Murray loway's Darrell Cleaver. previous year, 1966, by bitting a s Hign's Tigers dueled head-to- Making the difference w 22 home runs, batting .270, and in head with Calloway County for Murray's three other players driving in 79 runs, all career QUALITY TABLEWARE WITH with # PASSBOOKS & CERTIFICATES a quarter and a half Saturday double figures, Albert Stott highs. and night before busting through for 17, Allen Hudspeth with 15 Phillips, 27, came to the For- a commanding lead and an David Alexander with 14. Expos from the Chicago Cubs only eventual 77-81 victory for the ward Pete Roney was the last season but was in pain District Four crown. other Calloway player to break much of the time from stomach the The turning point in the barrier with 12 markers. ulcers, Ile was operated on skirmish came with 5.43 left during the winter, and the !ding machine only Murray, 17-4 with the victory, In the opening half. gained the finals against Callo- change in him is evident this t e The Tigers nudged into I, way by defeating South Marsh- spring. In the Past, there never outmanned Callo- lead and the _ all in the semifinals Eriday have been any doubts about his MURRAY BRANCH 00 eventually way quintet buckled, night, 99-64. Calloway, 10-17, de- batting power and ability, but and trailing by as much as 15 feated Nerth Marshall 45-55 for there have been doubts about mid. down by 11, 35-74, at the the berth. his attitude. game break Hopkinsville Federal M,FTI HA1I 33 IS?! Savings & Loan Assn. ES' Murray High school was led caliew•• CNN, 11 N IS 111 "I was mean," says Phillips. by its speedy little guard, 5-9 —17-11AITTCIGH MTh — Same 17. "I've just decided I'm Hudspeth 13, Lamb 31. Halo I. Mel going to Pat Lamb, In the contest with slider 14. imecsostim 1. be happy." 31 points, but he was matched C A I.t.o W A Y COUNTY alt I— ftwhInill Big League BRUCE THOMAS-W • teCtier :bnies 12. 1. Luis- HegulaZ4 • Murray, Ky. Ph.753-7921 by tbe scoring naiad of -Cal- a'fIts-attftude is aLSt gray- ' _ _ PAGE FOUR T E LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY MONDAY — MARCH 9, 1970 PAGE FTV of Murray State at the nursing ImIr .0..ffion. Mrs. Larry Elkins auditorium at seven p.m. The Phone 753-1917 er 753-4947 admission will be fifty cents. Honoree At Shower The fashions will be from 'The At Ragsdale Home Cherry's. Monday, March 9 •• • A delightfully planned stork Aillerle&D Legion and The The Progressive Homemakers shower was given in honor of will meet at 7:30 p 1Deoit.-04134- Auxiliary Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Larry Elkins at the home m. at the Legion Hall. • • • Mrs. Newton Milani at noon of Mrs. Larry Ragsdale. Mrs. Elkins is the former Janice Almo Elementary School The pet. Brandon, daughter of Mr. and 1N,,L,,g PTA will meet at the school •• • Mrs. G. T. Brandon. cafeteria at two p.m. •• • The Alice Waters Circle of The charming hostesses for the First United Methodist Wedding Vows Planned Wranglers Riding Club •• • the occasion were Mrs. Buddy 1970 CALE The Church WSCS will meet at the skating party at the The Westside Homemakers Dodson, Mrs. Oatman Farley, and refills i will have a home of Mrs. Bryan Tolley, man Rink at seven Club will meet at the home and Mrs. Ragsdale. the Ledger Muscle Benton Skating 1326 Main Street, at 9:30 a.m. Mrs Elkins opened her many p.m. The cost will be one dol- • • • of Mrs. Pat Bogard at we ply stcre. lar per person. All members P. ne- lovely and useful gifts which The Bessie Tucker Circle of • 6 • had been placed on a table. A NEW be are urged te attend and bring Thursday, h the First United Methodist Sunnyside Refreshments of cakes, mints, lover a friend. The Homemakers the managi no Church WSCS will meet at the is • •• and Cokes were served from Club will meet at the home of lions of Mrs. Richard Tuck, Ill Turner at The National Hairdressers Val. Henry James at 11 a. m. the beautifully appointed taole By Abigail Van Buren Woodlawn, at 9:30 a.m centered with a floral center- Selling Reel and Cosmetologists will meet at • • • A sack lunch will be served. 753-3568 for the Leta's Beauty Salon at sev- •• • piece. Silver appointments am a 28-year-old divorcee, and very Murray Star Chapter No. 433 appointment DEAR ABBY: I en p.m. The program will be were used. Order of the Eastern Star will attractive, I'm told. A handsome, middle-aged, never-mar- a color technician The Welcome Wagon New- Those present or sending THE BEAU given by bold its regular meeting ried man recently joined our organization, and what a at the comers Club will meet at the gifts were Mesdames Palmer a Easter Si from Redken. Masonic Hall at 7:30 p.m. gorgeous hunk of man he is! Six feet 2, 190 pounds, shoulders •• • • • • Community Center at 7:30 p. Hopkins, Randy Young, Gary waves, Mars and chest like you wouldn't believe, plus a 33-inch waist and Calloway County Gene- Willard Ails will speak on Burkeen, Bobby Collins, Gary Rae. The The Murray TOPS Club will obviously very proud of his Society will meet at drugs- McColl, Ricky Rickman, Gary $12.50 narrow, narrow hips. He was alogical meet at the Community Center,: James Byrn at The Haul Woman's Club win Smith, Mickey Pierce, and Phil $15.00 physique and removed his jacket every chance he got. Word the home of Mrs. Ellis Drive, it seven p.m. most at the club room at seven Starks; Misses Dana Johnson, $20.00 soon got around that weight-lifting and muscle control were 1:30 p.m. terested persons are •• • invited to p. Conic Lowry, Ann Thurman, $26.00 his hobbies. He also gave the impression that he was a big attend. 111- Suburban Homemakers •• • Sheila Latimer, Marsha Hosford, man in the "love department." The Se. Club-will meet at the home of Susan Kennedy, and Phyllis 318.00 I couldn't wait to find out how "great" he was, so I Wednesday, March 11 Mrs. ,q, J. Jennings at seven Friday, March 13 Lindsey; the honoree and the For appoint Invited him to my apartment for a candlelight, wine, and The women of the Oaks The North Murray Homemak- hostesses. Wanda Nam "music to love by" dinner Well, this gorgeous hunk of man •• • Country Club will meet for • • • past bridge it 9:30 a. in. with Ruth ers Club will meet at the home turned out to be the world's biggest disappointment. After South Pleasant Grove of Mil. The Brandon 753-5960 as hostess. K. T. Crawford at 1:30 IRS SUES VOLOSIIEN ZETTA YOX dinner he stripped to the waist, and spent the rest of the Homemakers Club will meet at p. in. Make reservations by noon capable stet evening in front of the mirror flexing his muscles! the home of Mrs. Clifton E. •• • Tuesday. WASHINGTON (UPI)— The or Beauty Question: What's wrong with these muscle men? I knew Jones at one p.m. • • • Internal Revenue Service ORS, Nolan, Share "Adonis" who looked like a real lady-killer, and • •• Sunday, March 13 another The Arts and Crafts Club will Is trying to collect rett, and S The District I wring meeting $76,346 in when I kissed him, he FAINTED STRUCK OUT The Bethany Sunday School meet at the home of Mrs. Neva back taxes and invites her of the Business and Profession- $3,817 in Class of the First Baptist Waters, 102 South 14th Street. penalties from Nathan 3530 and to DEAR STRUCK: Geoeralizations are unfair, but most al Women's Club will be held Volosh- Church will meet at the home at 2:30 p. m. en, the lobbyist at The Hair nee who are inordinately pre-occupied with building at Holiday Inn, Mayfield, at accused of of Mrs. V. W. Parker at seven • •• misusing his 6th Street. beautiful bodies are trying desperately to build the image of 9:30 a. M. Make reservations by acquaintance with p.m. The New Concord Homemak- House Speaker John sv. McCor- a he-man. They are usually disappointing in the "love •• • March 11. LIZ'S BEAL ers Club will meet at the home mack, D-Mass. department" because they love only themselves — or their open for bus The Beta Sigma Phi sorority of Mrs. John Wells at one p. The IRS claims Voloshen had mothers. Is scheduled to meet at the •• • take late * taxable income of $123,276 in on Mondayi Community Center at 7:30 p.m. The Ruth Wilson Circle of the 1962, but •• • reported and paid tax for appointo DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have lived in this little First United Methodist Church on income totaling $30,921. Hays Circle will meet Initiation Held By cottage for nearly 10 years. We do not OWN It, we are The Mettle Bell WSCS at the home First United Methodist of Mrs. James H. NOTICE renting. of the Lassiter, 1919 Hazel Beta Club Church WSCS will meet at the Wells Boulevard, at 7:90 p. in. ADMINLS' When we moved in, there were no flowers, plants, or social hall at seven p.m. • •• The Hazel Junior Beta Club granted by shrubbery, so we put in our own, which improved the •• • The Harris Grove Homemak- held its formal initiation on upon the f appearance of the property 100 per cent. The Cordell& Erwin Circle of ers Club will meet at the home Friday, February 13. wit:— Our landlord has told us that when our lease expires (in the South Pleasant Grove Unit- of Mrs. Clifton Lee Jones at The school assembled in the Miss Jacquelyn Miller Lain Pau about 6 months] we will have to move, because his daughter ed Methodist Church WSCS one p. gym for the program. The pre. Artie LA The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jac- HOME wants to move into this house. Of course, that is his right, will meet at the church at seven •• • :sident, Juana Stockdale, called tucky, Flout the meeting to order. The offic- quelyn Miller to Gary Gamlin is being announced by the bride- but our question is this. Since we put in all that shrubbery p.m. The Pottertown Homemakers SWEET HOME Fred Hui •• • ers gave the symbolism of to-be's -parents, Mr. and Mae. Hoyt Miller of Puryear, Tenn. Par- and so many lovely flowers and plants, are we entitled to dig Club will meet at the Holiday Pearl Hui Department of the B*E•T•A. ents of the prospective groom are Mr. and Mrs. Dorris Gamlin, ;t5 ri. AGAIN Murray up what can be moved and replanted? WANTS TO KNOW The Sigma Inn at ten a. in. St., Murray Woman's Club will •• • The four new members were also of Puryear, Tenn. trix. Miss Miller is the granddaughter of Zellnar Orr and the DEAR WANTS: It is possible that anything affixed to the meet at the club house at 7:30 Thursday, March 12 initiated by lighting a candle Dola Mae late Basic Orr and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Nash. Mr. Gamlin Is the soil weald be considered part of the real estate. If it p.m. Hostesses will be Mes- The Cumberland Presbyterian from one of the three larger Chettie CAN be grandson of Mrs. Addle McSwain and the late W. L McSwain The removed dames Richard Orr, James Women of the North Pleasant candles standing for leadership, Street, Mur without defacing the property, you may be within Will Gamlin. Frank, Fred Wells, Bill Wyatt, Greve Church will meet at the achievement, and character and and the late Rev. and Mrs. Dorothy year rights to move it Better consult a lawyer before you do a IOW graduate of Puryear High School and Walter Jones, Jr. home of Mrs. Thomas Jones at placing it inside the triangle.. The bride-elect is A. Li any digging. Dig? Tenn., and will re- ifO/U •• • seven p. Then they were given • Beta She attended Union University at Jackson, ...ntucky, I The Theta Department of the •• • Club pin, -and each said the ceive her B. A. degree from Murray State University in June.- Mary Nai DEAR ABBY: Last year I loot my husband of nearly 40 Beta Ciob Pledge. At Murray she is a member of Alpha Beta Alpha and Kappa hostess can help you Murray Woman's Club will Grove 126 of the Woodmen over the anxiety of get- Linda Wy years We had no children. A niece and nephew invited me to meet at the club house at 7:30 of the Worlif *ill meet at the The program was adjomined Delta Pi- ao_honor society in education. Executrix. - lhonlin graduated from -euseeetir •ffielt School in tie ting acquainted in new ooene etwi make my hoime with them as they thave four p.m. Hostesses will be /Andrus- Woman's Club House at 6:30 by all the members singing,the Clyde Ni 'class of 1966 sad has served in the, Migred surroundings and make children and a very large home. I accepted as I ei C. W. Jones, Robert Jones. Beta Club song. Gladys Hi didn't employed by the Goodyear Store of Paris, Tenn. you feel at "Home especially enjoy living alone and A. L Hough. Murray, Del • • • The wedding will be an event of Friday, April 10, at seven Sweet Home," again. Jennie Rc Now I find that my niece and nephew are constantly on Tuesday, March 10 o'clock In the evening at the Puryear Baptist Church. All friends Pat Ross, the go, taking week-end trips and making She will bring gifts and plans for an The Maryleona Frost Circle Down the and relatives of the couple are invited to attend both the wedd- Route 1, A( extended vacation vital information from — just the two of them. of the First United Methodist ing and the reception. Norman They your neighborhood busi- tell everyone that they DOW have a "built-in sitter." Church WSCS will meet at the ness and civic leaders. Jean Rich They have four very lively children, ages from 7 to 16. home of Mrs. N. P. Hutson at • tucky, Peggi arden Path FILL 'ER EXACTLY Order to stop holdups. I can't take much more of it. I have a part-time job and 9:30 a.m. Call, Linda Adams If the customer pays for his istranix. my own life to live. How can I tell them I am • • • Maudye ) leaving? gas with cash, he will drop it in Phone 753-2378 The New Providence WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gertrude BINGHAMTON READER Home- a locked box next to the gas makers Club will About 100 Washington service meet in the pump. If he doesn't have the St., Murray, DEAR BINGHAMTON: Unless you can communicate home of Mrs. Terry Housden at stations, following the lead of exact change, the station will The Most istretrLx. better in another language, try Eaglisli. ODD p.m. bus companies here and in an IOU for any Famous Basket Lovie Ril •• • several other cities, will start give him in the World• Mrs. W. P. WiLLIAMS Overpayment which he may John C. The Murray Branch of the By doing business next month on DEAR ABBY: In reference to the wife who was company. Kentucky, , AAUW will meet an exact-change-only basis in mail into the oil embarrassed in restaurants because her husband insisted at the home Gleaner 1 of Mrs. Alfred H. Wolfson, 31 upon calling all the waitresses "Hooey" or "Dear." Last week I wrote about the clusters of yellow blossoms all Doyee E North 14th Street, at 7:30 p. m. Kentucky, A My husband used to do that, too, until I insisted upon planting of greenery, foliage and over the top of the tree and in •• • Bertha St going only to restaurants where waiters served. Swallowing blossoms as a cool relief among early fall when the petals begin to The Phebian Sunday School the richer colors. drop, you see why it was given its B. W. D my dignity, I called the waiter "Honey" or "Dear." Well, the Class of the First Baptist Chur- Now to continue thinking name. It originally came from tucky, Adm third time, it really worked when I called him, "Handsome" ch will meet at the In home of color, I think it is wonderful that China. V. B. Fal and "Lover." Mrs. James Lamb, Glendale the first color of spring is usually The Golden Chain tree, is a tall Wm P. From then on, my husband has addressed Road, at 7:30 p. m. Group waitresses as II, yellow. It is so bright and slender tree with long chains of St., Murray, "MISS" — nothing Mrs. Arlie Scott and Mn. Ro- more EMBARRASSED NO MORE cheerful and when we are so tired sweet pea like blossoms that istrator. bert Carpenter, captains, is in of bareness the first yellow wave in the wind during mid Odle What's year problem? Yemen feel better if you get It en charge of the arrangements. Jonquils really give me quite a summer. It takes up less room Wm. P. your chest. Write I. ABBY, Bel MN, Les Angeles. Cal. •• • thrill and one that never grows than the other, but both are St., Murray, NNW For a personal reply melee, stamped, addressed A style show will be held by old. especially lovely. istretor. envelope. the Student Nurses Association But we are apt to neglect the Among the yellow flowering All,persoi yellows as the season moves shrubs, we immediately think of //kind said along and we have so many the Forsythia without which no to present t ONE HOUR SERVICE blossoms of every hue. The garden would be complete. Now istrators or according t4 yellow tends to do the same thing there are all the tints of yellow presented t as green, as it subdues the louder from the deep gold to pale yellow. tors and Exe colors and gives a freshness to a All I have are the old fashioned of law. TM: flower bed. kind and I want to add Lynwood MARVI1 Here again we have plants with Gold and the paler Spring Glory. Cleaning OFFER BY: De SPECIAL yellow foliage, ones are not only more such as Ligustrurn The new Vicari that really puts on a show profuse bloomers but the in- OFFER GOOD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 8. 11 all summer. It is lovely as a dividual blossoms are larger. background for deep purple iris. There is among the Tritornas a Then there is the beautiful completely yellow one, to add to AUTO Sunburst locust, a small tree that those bi-color varieties. These tall spikes add a flash of color '67 CHEVIti is really a light green, but the tips anywhere and Will stand up as a top, power, of each branch as it puts out new cut flower very well. Al shape. LADIES leaves is a delicate yellow. It There is a delightful Syringa, gives the appearance of hearing a called Primrose and is a lovely cluster of yellow flowers at the shade of yellow that I would like TRADE: I DRESSES end of the branch. There are two to odd to my garden. pick-up trim s snail trees that bear such a mass notice an increasing number Ranchero. P 1.09 I (PLAIN) of yellow blossoms that they have of azaleas in the varying shades EACH always been my favorites, the of yellow that should prove to be Golden Rain tree and the Golden eriloyable. ezpoqeirse Chain tree. Don't confuse these So, as we paint new shrubs or The call of love let two & two as they are so very different. even annuals, lets put a little Make bid. I The Golden Rain bears big flat yellow into the scheme of things. is a special thing for you South 4th S day through *ALL WORk) GUARANTEED* A special ring for you auchanan, Tenn. '62 FORD a Never An Extra Charge For One Hour Service. Route 3 to throne you love Call 753-811 26, 1970 Feb. 11 1962 CHEV A 4-door, atm FTHFr.i,* I AT THIS DATE ASK FOR lovin"phone call. Volkswagen VOto4 r,: OPT AS I GO ON AND SERVE AS AN NGELIC PREACHER FOR OUR 7630. ONE-HOUR DEAR i) JESUS EHRIST WHILE HERE RAM ON FA. • AS1AMCALLED FROM ABOVE '64 AUSTIN ND •-• • ,AVER IS FOR ALL AND I AM 11, Competit istion• VP A t(Dial your lovin' phone calls Martinizing WILL IrJ • ) ANY PLACE THAT I AM offer. Call CAI , , TH OUR CHURCH ON EARTH when tong distance rates are low. South Central Bell 1953 CHE ONE HOUR SERVICE EV MARVIN SMITH tonight and all weekend long, truck, $200 truck. $25.01 ,glit ion _ Pilot ..4 9. 1970 MARCH 9. 1970 sll KENTUCKY MONDAY - PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - RRAY, ins National fraternities have ch- TORN APART BY CAR ozver apters on ten campuses in Ken- tucky. ATKINS, Ark. (UPI)-James ome --- Boyce, 40, was killed Thursday Fraternities and sororities/la. when hit by a car as he stork more than 135 chapters in Ken- was helping a stranded motor- onor of ye fix a fiat tire. e home tucky. ist -- - - Arkansas State Policeman e. Mrs. the Kentucky chap- Duane Cuter said he found one Janice Each year Guitar, Jumbo ters of Tau Kappa Epsilon Frat- Boyce's legs 175 feet from Mr. and WANTED: used of effort struck. Luter NIILP size. Must be in' good condition. ernity offer their time and where he was WANTED community ser- Boyce's body 4.2 s for Call Brandon Dill, after 5: to many worthy said he found ENGINEERS- It-1-C the point of impact. . Buddy 1970 CALENDAR Desk Stands 2 INDUSTRIAL SEMI DRIVERS (Experience p. a., 753-2930. vice projects. miles from background, Ten later Hoyt Lipe Farley, and refWa are now available at electrical apparatus Not Necessary). To train for - - minutes - chap- charged with the Ledger fa Times Mee *ap- degree or equivalent experience local peddle, over-the-road. You College fraternities have liras arrested and open. in an accident er many ply Mere. Tre4c Kentucky location. Salary can earn $140 to $300 per week ters on over 500 campuses leaving the scene of Plywood Baker which All fees paid. Baker and slier short training. For inter- the United States and Canada. and driving while intoxicated. A NEW beauty sake will open Broad- table. Employment, 1025 West view and application call (606) Thursday, March 5, 1970 under FOR SALE _ Phone 247- mints, way, Mayfield, Ky. 3994912, after 5 (606) the management of Kathleen M4C P. In- from 1501. 252-3484 or write Nation Wide Turner at 208 South 12th St. taole 3.60 Senn Division, Suite 214, 171 d Selling Revlon cosmetics. Phone Answer to Saturday s Puzzle center- RETAIL MANAGER TRAINEE-New Circle Rood, NE, Lexing- CROSSWORD PUZZLE 733-3588 for appointment. Late C.D. fztir 4.75 -chain experience helpful, MAU BR MOM tments ton, Kentucky 40505. 1441•C ACROSS 3 Teutonic deity appointments. /90-C rapid promotion, salary $6500, MRPMRO EIHWINU .4 Greek letter 00 UWMOM NWMO W B.C. 4'34' _ _, _ _ 4. 15 regular benefits. Baker and WANTED: set of Headers to 1-Devoured 5 Trap sending THE BEAUTY BOX is having 4-Exists OMW MOO WO West Phone Paris 6-Roman Palmer a Easter Sale on all permanent Baker Employment, 1023 OPPORSI) fit 1955 Chevrolet. 6-Melts 01_400MM MWW 842-4039. 11-Individual magistrate Gary waves, March 3 thru March 28. 3.00 Broadway, Mayfield, EY- Phone 842-3578 or 842-3725 or NWOU PAOffl Mg MS-C SAWS FILED, electric beaters 141-10-N 13- Revolut koneries 7-Chicken ONd NOM 110 Gary Ran 247-150L 15-Symbol for 8-Son of Adam ind all cull appliances repair. tellurium r40 MUM CW1017 Gary $12103 $10.50 %a A Thirch 4*x8' 1345 9-Pronoun WMUSUON pi 512 R So. 12th St., 73$4067. 16 Cotton fabric 10-Inclines full -Man's nickname MUM Phil $15.00 $12.50 WANTED: clean-up man, 18 -Compels point PO VW1PJ March-174 19-Symbol for 12 MU nson, $20.00 $15.00 %ParticleBoard-4'x8' 3.15 Brandon Bros. Used Cars, -Rain and hail AA00 01000 time, 14 0900(1W urman, $25.00 $1840 Phone WILL carpenter 210mltantalumd.veller 17-Girl's nickname MOWN 705 South 12th Street. DO work kit' 00a1gqoaiag sford, Prostate I2 . Shelving 16/1 20 per ft. 1110-C risen cabinets, borne 22-Path 20-War god 7534358. remodel- TWO-BEDROOM ting4111 Wen' 24-Courageous 23 Symbol for gold Phyllis $18.00 $15.00 ing and repair, block laying, monk central hest end oft. person Exclamation for full or part time 26-Large birds 24 38 Man's name 51 Spoken d the For appointment call 753-7132. Birch Dolc-Units 21.30 LADIES concrete work. Phone 438-5534. intilt-le range, ceramic tile 25 Burden 39-Twists together 53-Tiny particle Apply in person. 28-Southwestern Wanda Nance, Linda Pundit'. employment. II-10-NC carpet througbout Call at see Indian 27 I ndetinrte 41-Without end 57 Guido's high Howard at the Holi- note gram MAC Counter Topping 39* sq. ft. See Dulsie Gene Steely, Southold* Shop 29-Place for number 43 Followed food day Inn, on Tuesday, March WILL BABY-SIT in my home combat 30-See m Asia program 58 Conjunction pins Center, Mom lautuelnY. 31-Man's name 32-Father 44-Babylonian deity 60-Native metal ZEITA YOUNG has joined UM 10th from 10:00 a. m. to 2:00 by the day or week. Call 753- 3.1.SaiM (abbr.) 753-7800 TIC 35-Came forth 46-Latin conjunction 62-A state (ebb,) 9.00 Carpet 1/price It-8-C 34-Certain capable staff of The Hatrdreen p. a. )8493. M-13-C 48 Indolent 64-A state (abbr ) at Beauty Salon with Wanda 36-Send forth 37-Fee The 38-Liquid 9.50 TWO-BEDROOM furnished a- 3 3 5i,V,a7 8 illlo Nolan, Sharon Bucy, Janice Bar- Storm Windows measure (abbr.) 1 2 si < . ce (IRS, CARRIER WANTED: Man or wo- partment. Utilities furnished rett, and Sylvia Carrico. She BUSINESS OPPORTUUMILS 40-Identical 6,346 in man to carry afternoon paper Phone 753- 12 I 4 invites her friends to call 753- Storm Doors 23.00 and air conditioning. 42-Wear away ::::)I 3 .817 in route for Paducah Sun-Demo- 1589. II-14-C 46-Female sheep 3530 and to swing into spring 1 5 16 17 Volosh- end in area of Hazel, Farm- 47-Man's name :in.111 at The Hairdresser, 201 South two used of ington, Murray, and Lynn Grove EFFICIENCY apartment for 49-Lamb's per XS,* 19 70 .21 ki:i:al23 6th Street M-124 -student. This men across street from camp- MOMS •:•.P. ...f.t. ?...... am ce with Would prefer non 50 Yugoslav I M41-C ifa26 27 ;::: .. .• 28 II McCor- UZ'S BEAUTY SHOP is now would make perfect supplement us. Phone 753-4342. leader a to present income. Write or call 52-Rockfish open for business in Hazel. Will LOSE 54-French article Paducah Sun-Democrat Circu- wawa sow us hen had take late appointments. Closed emu 55 Printer s i5at yaki 443-1771 Abut, and remove •:•:fIxall WI:;:;::ta *::::: ,r76 in on Mondays. Phone 41/24436 lation Department Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest Only INN MI6 measure trri..ir.':A....t•INN x'i4*. I= iill.:9:: M-12-0 with Maids:. 56-Rues V"'.42 ill paid tax for appointznent. M41-C „6, VN college fraternity, has 17,500 $1.89 at Dais & Stelidedild 59-Preposition 13 ...V.6% 21. ill 5.1. • Student miners in over 280 Drugs. BOP 61-Feast lill 6 4.):47 '.:•:.*4 CREDITORS Building Supply and initiates 63-Boarder a„..., NOTICE TO WANTED: Some one to clean campus chapters BlUTONE betas, fresh beia4 65-Dinner coarse 30 31 ...... Ai'•:. 32 33 v. ADMINISTRATION has been and mow yard. Phone 753-6822 €1„coe new members each year. e?4iii, 207 Maple Street Phone 753-6583 tug aid batteries for all make 66-Symbol for .w., •..., granted by the county court or see at 1663 College Terrace thulium 55 bearing aids, Wallis Drumk upon the following estates to 67-Poem Drive. 11-21C wit: , Sixty major inticnAl college a•ma a WANTED: Woman to live in Lula Paschall Miller, Dec'd., fraternities have nearly 5,000 65 Murray, Ken- and help care for elderly man. 1 Likely ...as Aerie Lewis, .: ma the United Phone 402-8555 after 5:00 p. us campus chapters in 2 Seesaw tucky, Route 4, Executrix. JUST LISTED-This unusual BY OWNER: Three-bedroom States and Canada, and more Dec'd., weekdays. M 10-P Fred Humhpreys, four-bedroom house. Has every- home, living room, family room, 3 million members. 8th than Pearl Humphreys, South thing you could want. It has-carpeted, 1/12 baths, utility and St., Murray, Kentucky, Execu- two fa baths, double garage, garage. One half acre lot. Trans- trix. • irep/see, carpeting, central ferable loon, with little or no by Charles M. Scholz Dols Mae Jones, Dec'd., MM and air, large lot, privacy down payment_ Phone 753-6749 Chettie Lassiter, Poplar in the outside living area and Street Murray, Ky., Executrix. teeny more extras. If you are PEANUTS THIS 15 TO INFORM YOU Dorothy E. Holland, Dec'd„ Mating a spacious place to live THAT YOU HAVE BEEN REPLACEP A.. Lindsey Jr., Murray, and have a flair for the unique AS HEAD BEAGLE" -,..ntucky,, Executor. this one is for you. Mary Nancy West, Deed-, FOUR-BEDROOM Bargain - you Linda Wyatt, Almo, Kentucky, Yes this is a tree bargain. It 18 MONTH OLD Pointer Bird get- Executrix. Ms two full baths, carpeting, Dog pup, $50.00. Phone M- new Clyde Netherton, Dec'd., built-in range, study, utility EMO. M-114 aloe • North linh St., Gladys Hale, Om, patio. family ream. mad AEC REGISTERED German me Murray, Kentucky. privacy in the 'add. It's located Dec'd„ Shepherd puppies, 5 weetur old. Jennie Ross, near schools and groceries and Call 753-3058. and Pat Ross, Murry, Kentucky, can be bought for less than rom Route 3, Administrator. $23,000. Norman Aubrey Ray, Dec'd., usi- from Jean Richerson, Murray, Ken- ONLY FIVE MINUTES ers. this nest tucky, Peggy Ann Drive, Admin- Sown is the location of house. It's PAIR OF black snags for Chevy. istratrix. three-bedroom brick end has a big Also 0-70 tires. Also 6-hole, 15. Maudye Ann Hale, Dec'd., on blacktop road range, disposal, air- Inch Chevy wheels. Call 751 Gertrude Evan', North 12th den, built-in carpet, drapes, and 9205. 1141-C St., Murray, Kentucky, Adana- conditioner, AFRAID HOW ABOUT land. Can be bought I'M istretrix. an acre of 3 months GO HOME EGG DROP Lovie Richerson, Dec'd., for $18,300. LOVABLE COLLIE, TO IN BACKYARD is female, $10.00. John C. Rioherson, Benton, A FENCED old, full b:ooded FOR LUNCH SOUP? of this pro- refinish antique Kentucky, Administrator. only one feature Also I will bedrooms, Gellman, 436-2368. L L EAT Gleaner Byars, Dec'd., perty. It has three trunks, John room, kitchen and M44 Doyce H. Marais, Murray, large living NA range and Kentucky, Administrator. dining area, built-in RESTAURANT conditioner, carpeting, util- Bertha Stewart Dixon, Dec'd., air MOBILE HOME, 12' x 60, used room, outside storage, car- B. W. Dixon, Murray, Ken- ity only six months. Must sell. and beautiful shrubs and tucky, Administrator. port Set upon private lot at 102 So. Within walking distance V. B. Falwell, Dec'd., trees. 12th Street, Murray, Ky. Foe downtown. A real bargain for Wm P. Falwell, South 9th of appointment call Fulton, Ky. $15,000. St., Murray, Kentucky, Admin- less than 479-1375. 11-10-C $20,000 will buy istrator. LESS THAN extra neat three-bedroom Odle Falwell, Dec'd., this carpeting, central DRUM SET. Zildjian cymbal, Wm. P. Falwell, South 9th brick. It has beat, carport, utility room, Ludwig drums, seat, cases for St., Murray, Kentucky, Admin- range, dishwasher, drapes, and everything. Call days, 733-1414 istrator. or after 500 p. m. 753-3519. All., persons having claims a- a large lot NEW - This three- M-1•C gainst said estates are notified BRAND brick has central heat Abbie 'N Slats to present them to the Admin- bedroom built-in range, carpet- ben. istrators or Executors verified and air, 12 MONTH OLD laying baths, utility, carport, Watson 489-2192. THAT YOKEL'S DOBBS IS ALL MAN --AND THAT'S according to law, same to be ing, 1/12 Phone Lexie lot big enough for a M-10-C DETERMINED WHAT THE PUBLIC CRAVES- presented to said Administra- and a Can be yours for only TO RuIN MY ANC,-- IN HIS CASE-- tors and Executors in due course garden. 520,000. CAREER' THE 3 PANTi of law. ALS march 6th., 1970. SIZE REDUCED $1,000. This 3-bed- SPINET piano, mahogany, PUBLIC!! MARVIN HARRIS, CLERK Call 753- room brick, like new, two baths, excellent condition. BY: Dewey Ragsdale, D C 4389, seen at 917 range, dining area, carport, out- North 18th 1TP Murray. side storage. Possession with Street, M-13-C deed, $18,500. USED 17-INCH Zenith, black and white HAVE some extra good portable T. V. Ex- cellent condition, $55.00. Phone MARVELOUS PERFORMANCE, buys in lots. Extra large lot 733-2269. II-10-C DOBBS! HOweD YOu ME IT tined for Duplex, $4200. 6 lots LOOK LIKE YOU WERE REALLY on Sherrie Lane, curb, gutters, BELTING THOSE MEN ?- paved street, city sewer and 1909 NAME BRAND zig-sag water, $3150.00 to $3500.00. We sewing machine, new warranty. have two nice lots in sight of Limited otter, only $44.00. Free TRADE: 1965 CHEVROLET Robinson School and University, home demonstration. Call Paris, pick-up truck for a 1986 Ford priced right, they have large 901442-7737 or write Box 51, Ranchero. Phone 733-4316. shade. On Peggy Ann Drive a Paris, Tennessee 38342. M-13-C MEC lot with 90 ft frontage, in city school, paved street, city sewer PONY. Phone 753-7675. M-104 REPOSSESSION. 1987 Chevro- and water, ono. ALL THESE and many more let two door hardtop. Blue. 15-FOOT Swiss Six boat with buys are to be had at Make bid. Can be seen at 204 good convertible top, 45 horse power ARE NO SOH,AH 15 OH,P1.11116Z,SUI-Ift- GIVE Mon- ROBERTS REALTY 505 Main. South 4th Street, Murray, motor and trailer. Also console PUTTIN'114111A POVERTY-STRICKEN 1-111. BUM M-10-C Call 753-1651. M-104 M-10-C YOU day through Friday. piano. Call 733-6073. POTTIN' ON." A CHANCE TO REGAIN TI-11 FOUR-BEDROOM home, living SOYBEAN SPZD. Let us hook POPOOLARTY HE LOST '62 FORD convertible. Nice car. room, 2 baths, family room and your soybean seed for the new ON? IN 192- Call 7538124. fireplace. Separate recreation crop. Murray Warehousing Coe large 2-car garage In Road. 8-cylinder, room and poration, Old Concord 11 1962 CHEVROLET, 7334073. M-10-C shift 1964 basement. Call Phone 753-8220. 4-door, standard ISM-10-C Volkswagen camper. Can 753- 7630. M4C

44 AUSTIN HEALY, MO Mark $580.00 or best 11, Competition OWNER: brick house in He- KM'carpet cleaning problems 733-1248. MS-C BY offer. Call gel, extra large corner lot, air- small-use Blue Lustre wall to beat and shampooer II 1933 CHEVROLET pick-up conditioned, electric wall.. Rent electric Simmons at Home of truck, $200.00. Camper for t. Call John $1. Western Auto, Both in good con- 753-1713 or after 5:00 y. in. call "The Wishing Well". M-11-C truck. $23.00. ITC ,. ..rlition Phone 492-8800. M-11-C 4924364. LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY MONDAY — MARCH 9. lin0 PAGE SIX THE Red Cross Springlike . . . Sims ToSpeak To Tomatos, Quotes From The News -r1 Volunteers Keep Young Democrats By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Sou ICorienuee From 1) Page Mayfield Communications Going At Gasoline (Ai the position of In r bout five inches of rain and WASHINGTON — President Nixon reporting MAYFIELD, Ky., March 7 — .a minor flooding was reported in the United States as regards fighting in Lao JOE Sims, assistant pro- Laos. We have no Call some of the low-lying parts of Bobby "There are no American ground troops in fessor of social studies at Mur- Block Road the city. - tans for introducing ground troops in there." Heavy rainfall since Sunday ray State University and a BENTON, Ky.,-March 7—Four candidate for Con- Mississippi vowing afternoon spread from Florida Democratic )ersons escaped injuries in a WASHINGTON — Gov, John Bell Williams of United gress, will address the Graves two- school desegregation into eastern Georgia and South spectacular and messy that his state will never enforce a Federal County Young Democrats March Carolina, with more than an truck collision about 8:55 a.m. order: inch falling at 9 at 7 p.m, at the courthouse. federal government both Savannah, Saturday which closed U.S. 641 "We don't intend to turn a hand to help the Ga., and Charleston, S.C. Sims' topic will be, "Why Run north of Benton. by the numbers." ••••.. to desegregate these schools A low pressure system which for Congress?" The road remained blocked by moved from the central Gulf of Leader Hugh Scott A question and answer period gasoline and tomatoes most of WASHINGTON — Senate Republican Majority Mexico across northern nomination to the Supreme Florida will follow Sims' erldress. the day Saturday as a result of speaking on Judge G. Harrold Carswell's ir Sunday brought widespread Sims is seeking to unseat Rep. the accident. Court: heavy rain to the "Sunshine undergone the usual traumatic Frank A. Stubblefield, Murray, According to Kentucky State "I think Judge Carswell, having State." - which Is something equivalent who has represented Kentucky's Police reports, the road re- experience of Senate confirmation street intersection - will surely Near St. Augustine, Fla., four First District in the House ol mained closed to traffic until to a four-car collision at a busy from his experience." persons were killed and two Retresentatives since 1958. about 7:30 p.m. Saturday. benefit and I think the country will benefit others critically injured Sunday According to the report: telling when a private plane crashed in NICOSIA — Archbishop Malcarios, president of Cyprus, 7;1 A truck, loaded with about 40,- heli- a swamp while taking members nationwide television of the attempt on his life in which a 000 pounds of tomatoes, driven on of the Florida School for the copter he was riding was riddled with gun fire: Almo Honor Roll by Larry Neal Jones of Wash- my soul. I Death and Blind on a,pyride. the bullets did not hit my body, they have hit ington, Ind., was traveling north "If Officials said the airaft had pray God's forgiveness to my assailants." been I airne only 15 minutes Given For Period and apparently went out of when it ran into a thunder- control and overturned upon Mrs. Joan Blankenship honor roll for first storm, one of many which The the meeting another truck. Two pas- of the second semes- To Red Cress .. . struck northern and central six weeks sengers were in the Jones truck, for Alino Elementary School SIONts,SCHEDULF Pram ServIeesisen .. Florida Sunday afternoon. ter James Allen and Roger Lett. v has been released by the princi- . Usk %VIA Meanwhile, winter was still gasoline truck, owned by Channel $ Chapati pal, Tom Rushing. It is as fol- A Channel 4 around in the Northern Rockies, M. Bailey Company of Padu- MONDAY EVENING PROGRAMS lows: E. as new snow spread across the cah and driven by Jackie Earl ic 00 News; Wily.; lots. Neer *00, Snorts News; Wthr.i Seta Fourth grade — LaDon Gra- WelanswGunsmake It Takeo a Thief mountains. An inch or more of Bandana, also over- WY :30 My World ham, Mark Jones, Keith Starks, Graves of :00 Rowan It Merlin's Gionernakil If Takes a Thief snow fell on much of Wyom- on • (130 Laugh-In Here's Lucy Movie: Jennifer Coleman, Lisa Cleaver, turned spilling its contents SERVICE ir ing and southern Montana ear- :oo Movie: Mayberry It F D. "The Nkiht of the the highway. Doe Show Generals' ly today. Luana Colson, Susan Imes, Tri- R :30 "The Mask of The Darts MILITARY FAN IL! a Swift, Tina Thompson, and The four men were taken to RI 00 Sheba" TM Carol Burnett Show Movie rt 0 More than a foot of fresh Benton Hospital for examination 7 :30 Movie The Carol Burson Shaer Movie AlDfor snow had ',alien at West Yel- chsel Duncan. n Now. News; win, Sports Now. will be •Sersocernen Fifth grade — Michael Mus- and released. %, :30 The Tartish, Show The Mery Griffin Shwa/Movie: loiestone in 'extreme southwest- Gene 2 1 :01 The Tallish) Show The Mery Griffin Shim "Eattorknan, In Murray •Veterans hy, Philip Peeler, Crests Bucy, Kentucky State Trooper Griffin Show ern Montane, since Sunday ▪ :30 The TonktM Show The Mery Terror" loIntly •09 Pendents t Eldridge, Candy Hargis, Spillman investigated the acci- Moyle morning. Heat" miaow warnings dent. 12 11 lit ?):::ougttliss The Oldt Coven Sum versIty. were in effect today for north- ins Hopkins, LaDonne Roberts, The Dick Caveat Show The Dick Coven Show eastern Wyoming, with four or nee Thompson, and Karen 1 more inches expected. urner Tuesday, March IS, IWO Sixth grade — Gene Cleaver, NEL _ Tailor, Rebecca lines, Today's 5 •' c. &MVP' Joe Dan Jake Hess Goschillfiew Maiiillell Mama .trtttt Barbara Griffin, Sberilyn Ha- Morn In. wW.schelds late Shun Stry• Flaky Art [Mit ley, Rodney Jones, Cynthia Ben-, 7 It St Sew :011 T -of Hie Came* Renewer Clau- e°Eittftrn Sh5h/Won. Expel nett, Vicki Weatherford, Stock Market The Mike DotrioNs Show dia Darnall, Shannon Aune, :506.Ti;Oli TWO; NOWIThe mare Douglas Show t ircr mos On Display At MSU 9 v moo TM Mike Douglas Show Ho Said Sh• 'sir To Family ... Cindy Rogers, Douglas Holt, ‘hcn:: A 28-piece art exhibition of Kim Perkins, Neil Fortner, Ro- NEW YORK (UPI)— Stocks 10 11 istS illy *".4.7enewv LAn'tv tsf°L tie.° reTerri= Begii work done by members of the 11Whore She 4""I. bin Bayles, Stacy Brandon, Ka- opened mixed today in moder- :B."*riot; News Merits Tomorrow That Girt gives the facts to the service- funds to continue services for art de- LOUISVi Murray State University thy Scott, and Kevin Penick. ate turnover, TUESDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS man's commanding officer, who the coming year. It is funded partment will be on display in Shirley Three of& Prime . . . Seventh grade — "To move up from here th . ...w Mow,, tt1:714.1 COM 5414,. .ArA FireAtt -decides whether an emergency solely through the generosity the Price Doyle Fine Arts Brandon, Denise Dumas, Tim market will need a cut in the 12 :30 TiW Mao" SIwtw It,. Education (Continued From Palm 1) leave is necessaty. of our local citizens. No gov- 04 today were Building on the campus through Letterman, Kent Letterman, prime interest rate by major 1 °,t"ausCg nitwr 'I vg The OrZarlight.dthil. The Dalin. "It a grim business some- ernment or other source of a three-day March 31. Sharon Mohler, Hazel Pritchett, banks," one analyst remarked. :Vs tridolez,.: Worldns ;arar7.ree mm irtihWeS wl11.a2 . tt and wording, even the. layman times", says Mrs. Jean Blank- funds is available. Donations Showing in the Mary Ed Me- educational Linda Zaremba, Sharon Beech, Recent strength had stemmed usruc Ri ....„.0„. can see the flashes of anxiety enship, the local chapter work- should be mailed to the Callo- 3 08 Tooj. r. Truth gra result in coy Hall Gallery, the annual Craig Dowdy, Cheryl Jackson, from a reduction in the prime irf,'s 1,0.110ertsztriziers30 and suffering These messages er. "We're constantly dealing way County Red Cross Chapter, exhibition includes work by 13 Newberry, I Love Eucv Kentucky Mark Miller, Steve rate— that charged big corpora- 4 Zee.= "Jess:: and the The Reel McCoy are a vital part of servicemen's with sickness, death, financial BOOT 488, Murray, Kentucky. factilty members and consists Pritchett, Sanctions Caron Phelps, Danny tions— by some of the nation's :OD 14111 Av. 5.• News Arsenault' Leerforto New. lives. difficulties, every kind of trou- of ceramics, paintings, draw- Sherrie 5 la Hannay 3Nriklev CBS Eventno New, titAt elan nvk- Show In only thr Sabrinia Riley, and small hanks, but now the For many servicemen, all that ble. But R's not all bad news. ings, actiltpure, jewelry, prints, TUESDAY LVL.41,46 PROGRAtAS Utah and ( Starks. general feeling is that Wall . . really matters is left behind. "We send ward cf births, weaving, metal week end mix; Eighth grade — Rebecca Ap :00 News; Witt, Sports News; Wthr.; Sports saw. WNW eats suited in Street needs more evidence of a •:30 Mania Ilse Pooh Lancer Jacques reeseaaau: When,things are going all right. which is very important for the Purchase Area ed media. urland, Rebecca Burkeen, quality edu ; trend toward easier credit if .0 :110 Debbie Reynolds .Lancer F Nine MaChInes letters and phone calls sustain morale of young men in Viet- Faculty members with work enneth Cleaver, Brinda Hopk- • :10 Julie TM Red MOM, Shan Movie: Industry. Hog Market demand is to continue. than. But things do not always nam, and elsewhere. A service- In the show are Miss Clara Eag- ns, Pamela Oglesby, Tina Todd, Ti.,• lid Skelton Show "Ti,. Lame-War" Conduce] Shortly after the opening, the 8 1N k "LiliesrfLti of the The Governor end J, J. MOvN go all right. man will know about his boun- le, department chairman, An- ark Carroll, Kerry Steen, hiLleirt Weeds and Miss Mirth U P I marketwide indicator a :: Waters Marcus Wenn. At.CO. Lovedones become critically cing baby boy (or girl) in a Federal State Market News thony Droege, Harold Langland, arren Keith Hopkins, Robin _..1 r ' CBS WWI MseSpecialMarcus Wenn,. All D. ney and N showed a gain of 0.08 per cent ill; sometimes they die. Letters matter of hours, through the Service, 34-10 Kentucky Pur- Larry Ehnen, Mrs. Karen Boyd, vett, Randy Conner, Melinda 10 A /terErtirri 3 Mit* lawkasl,WirrilliaSigt."Astr • *"hr Sports tars' for el and phew calk are not enough. Red Cross, while a letter could Mrs. on 383 issues on the tape, Of Dorothy C chase Area Hog Market Report Bob Ramify, Bob Falwell, ulkerson, and Wade McDaniel. 1 1 ::11 R: fir.T,le For this these, 140 advanced, and 135 ski- Ti,^: :-.,r.,' V171.,4 str. 'mt;" 11.114' ""1 secretary N Men's morale crumbles. take days, or weeks. Includes 9 Buying Stations. Laurel Vogl, Bill Roode, Ger- The Dick Coven Shan Dick Rol *reason emergency leaves are "Another pleasant service we Receipts 1634 Head, Barrows-and DeSchepper, Fred Shepard, declined. 1 2 E r. Ti",.; (,;`,T.Z.I.Vg1.: The Caren Show Dale A. Itek Corp. opened a point The Dick Given Rhea for : granted. Servicemen are con- provide", continued Mrs. Blank- and Gilts Fully 25 Cents Lower; Ham Furehess, and Miss Ellie 1 retary Prayer Meeting Are lower at 70/14 , with J. R. Accompe stantly flying in from bases all enship" is wiring funds for Sows, Steady to 50 Cents Lower. Samuelson. McDermott down I s at 33, and on- arrived he: over Europe, Asia, and America rest and rehabilitation leaves. US 2-3 200-230 lbs 326.00-28.50; Roode, who is gallery direc- 37/14. However, RCA and Atlantic Richfield was Central Illinois Light down/ 14 to Monday, w to be reunited with their fami- The boys in Viet Nam get these US 2-4 190-240 lbs 125.50-26.00; tor, said the public is invited Planned At Homes University Computing roses to changed at 6714, as was Texaco 231,4 . a former lies in time of crisis. It is large- leaves on very short notice, and US 2-4 240-280 His $25.00-25.50; to see the show during the gal- 32/14 and 5,i/1 4 , respectively. at. 26%. meetings have Memorex fell 1% to 121 echool ads ly the job of the American Red they may not have money to go US 3-4 260-220 His $24.50-25.00. lery hours of 9 a. m. to 5 p. m Cottage prayer General Electric gained 1,2 TO Chrysler fell 1/8 to 275,8 in the various among the Texas will act Cross to engineer these re- anywhere when they come thro- SOWS: Monday through Friday, 9 a. m been scheduled at electronics, 74%. automotive group, with General he preparation for the Instruments dropped 11/4 to 115, server and unions. ugh. So they call their families. US 1-2 270450 lbs 123.00-23.50, to noon on Saturdays, and 2 to homes in Among the oils, Standard of Motors off /14 to 72, American The Calloway County Chapter the money to us 5 p. m. on revival to be held at the First with Westinghouse off Ye to 1/4 91,4 . They bring Few $34.00; Sundays. California picked up to 48%, Motors held unchanged at maintains 24-hours-a-day, seven able to send it on Baptist Church with Rev. Her- 65'., and Sperry Rand /14 to Peacock and we are US 1-3 300-550 lbs 122.75-23.50; and Occidental to 23. Ford fell NI to 42%. days- a - week "communications In one local case, the bert K. Sorrell of Brownsville, the emetic quickly. US 2-3 460-650 lbs *21.25-2500 service" whose main job is to serviceman stated that two Tenn., as the evangelist starting 1954 ranee investigate for the military the hours after he called his family Shower Planned For Sunday evening, March 15. "a wbolesa facts of the reported family the Red Cross Field Director Bro, Charles Gray of Carbon- You DONT Have To Be In A Hospital Bed Utah legisl. crises. two hundred Buford Downey Family dale, ill., will be the music dir- banded him the College fraternities are grow- (Continue Is the father really that sick? had authorized, which ector for the services at seven To Receive Benefits Front The dollars I ing more rapidly than ever in Did the mother die? is the child A shower for the Buford am. and 7:30 p.m. each day his family bad psovided." history. Over 185 new fraternity scheduled for surgery? Did the Downey family who recentl tiring the week. SHIELD*' "I am surely glad to send chapters were formed last year. home by fire BLUE CROSS? and BLUE grandmother rear the service- lost their will bc some good news, once in a — Nev. Cottage prayer meetings are HOUSE man' Did the wife sell the held at the meeting of the while, but I really feel bad 1,000 college men have Club to be as follows: Extended Benefits E gement house and furniture and leave Over Concord Parents about most of it," she conclud- Tau Kappa Epsilon Frat- 10, at Monday — Mr. and Mrs. Al- town with another man? joined held Tuesday, March ed. ernity at Kentucky campus chap- seven p.m. at New Concord vii Edward Jones, 820 She Wa Salan The Red Cross SMF worker The local chapter is attempt- Circle; Mr. and Mrs. Fred investigates the situation and ters. School. ing during March to raise The Calloway County High Workman, 607 Elm Street; Mr. OUT-OF-THE HOSPITAL BENEFITS: By CHA School Band will also present a and Mrs. Vernon C. Nance, For each illness and injury after you pay $25.00 out of pocket" FRAN1U program at the meeting. 1229 Dogwood Drive; Dr. and expenses. Extended Benefits will pay BO% of charges for: The Holm All parents and interested Mrs. H. L Oakley, 1312 Olive si X-ray Ex4minations V Physiai Therapy in it: hrea MORE IMPORTANT THAN VIETNAM? persons are urged to attend Boulevard; Mr. and Mrs. B. H s' Laboratory Examinations V X-ray and Radiation Therapy passed Dornett, 504 South 9th Street night to r • - 1/ Dectresordiegrerris Dr. and Mrs. H. Tuesday — When performed in the hospital outpatient department, dricter's office, aries of SIGMA MEETING C. Chiles, 1104 Ehn Street; or laboratories, when referrt d by. physician. circuit co Skinner, Vital to U.S. Misses Onie and Marie But— When needed, you con receive these. county at Laos Called Mr. and The Sigma Department of the 403 South 16th Street; from 69,8( Murray Woman's Club will Mrs. Marvin Harris, 1640 West BENEFITS DURING NOSPITAUZATION funds are. meet tonight (Monday) at 7 30 Olive Street; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Subject to the co-payment features and dollar maximrns include: collected. p.m. at the club house with the Grogan, 104 Williams Avenue • Basic coverage •xtended to 730 days • X-ray and Radiation Therapy ryHmocsuserayN Security, FulbriOht Says program to be by the Music Friday — Mr. and Mrs. G. T. .• Increased surgical and medical.protession • Rental or purchase of orthopedic appliances • Privat• duty nursing • Medical consultations • Surgical consultations Department Chorus. Lilly, 500 South 16th Street; the previo Fulbright Mr. and Mn. W. B. Parker, 809 BENEFITS FOLLOWING HOSPITALIZATION as SB 90 WASHINGTON (UPI): J. William • Laos is "certainly not worth the life Poplar Street; Mr. and Mrs. For the remotnder of the benefit period when prescribed for the condi- tog a co American soldier." Fulbright (,:)., Ark.) says * high official Of one Mandl J. Vinson, 310 Oak Dale tion which required such hospitalization. Subject to the co-payment' and cline CLEAN AIR REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rose, features and dollar maximums: mendment 'in the Nixon Administration has told • The State Department gave a "ho Drive; 1603 Keeneland Drive; Mr. and * Doctors' Nome and Office Visits *Nursing the Senate Foreign Relations Commit- comment" to reports Laotian Premier Hem* Care Phouma has asked for WASHINGTON (UPI) —Sete Mrs. Gus J. Robertson, Jr., Lynn * Required Proscription Drugs * Visiting Nurse Service question,ad tee Laos is even more important to the Prince Souvanna U. S air support against John J. Sparkman, D-Ala rove Road. * Rental or Purchase ef Orthopedic Appliances bill, 80-10. Vietnam. . Increased United States than North Vietnamese forces in Laos. today introduced a bill calling Pass Bureau to give Ilse EXTENDED BENEFITS ENDORSEAIINT is "additiestal airways wilts* see Ite Folbright, the committee chairman, The State Department said Sept. 24 on the Weather Passage edded to most BLUE CROSS and BM MUD bask certificates if tawniership. .• told the Senate that it "scares me to there were about 2100 Americans in pollution reports along with Planned applause f death. Pt suggests an ominous and dan- Laos, including 500 U. S. government weather reports. Style Show BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD help give you financial peace of mint) in lery. gerous future for us inethge-remote - personnel; 1300• dependents; 11 Ful- "The weather is the most the event of illness or injury: Various programs and benefits ale available After pa country" bright scholars, businessmen and news- sought after news in just Nursing Students to eligible inaividuals, families and employee groups of five or more. Carl Ruh, a few mem- about By men; some missionaries, and every part of the world," son Fulbright declined to identify the foundations. Finn Bram Aleaskers, sit prir Fenn Berms Afoot bers of two Sparkman said. "If we will be present- "ImmovedOnl on official. Richard Helms, director of Administration's apparent rea- an A style show The throw the pollution report this bill. A Central Intelligence Agency, was Fulbright said, is that if Laos riitt ed at the Nursing Auditorium the soning. Into normal tc include before the committee yesterday but Thailand will be next. He said weather- report in at Murray State University on BLUE CROSS' and BLUE SHIELD' falls, than ficials. I d Fulbright gave no indication Helms also are concerned Hanoi we shall—bring borne to Tuesday. March 10,• at seven BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL PLAN, INC. KENTUCKY PHYSICIANS MUTUAL, INC. officials thing to hi was .the man. might threaten to wipe out the gov- millions...the seriousness of tie ,)101 Bardstown Road• Louisville, Ky. 40205 3(502) 452-1511 Ruh 11111 ernment of Souvanna Phouma unleu problem's The show will feature clothes earewess newts! Assevellen IN OTHER developments involving Cherry's and is being underincludethe c he Orders Americans to halt bombing of The bill would authorize the from The For more information send us the coupon, today' Laos: the Ho Chi Minh trail that runs Environmental Sciences sponsored by the Student Nurs- .... -- through Laos, connecting the two Viet- ces AdMinistration to es Association of the Univer- termed thi • Defense Secretary Melvin R. mite mug caoss and BLUE SHIELD f4011P nams. daily testa of air and in observance of Student PIANS MAY II 1011510 WPM classifii Laird, testifying before the House wal,r sity 3101 Barefstewn Read, Louisville, Ky. 40205 1111R1 Allf 5 OR MORI IMPIOYNC Committee, said, "I titian levels in Nurse Week. regRaetpi g I Armed' Services. FULBRIQHT SAID all this demon- Val iol.s state that there has •• I and - The public is invited to at- can categorically "fragility" of the Admin- turn these over to NAME /BURL-1-70 individuals, wheth- strates the The admission charge is HOME ADDRESS ( been no buildup of istration's Vietnamization program. •Weallier Bureau. tend. civilians or military, on the ground fifty cents. COMPANY ADDRESS the bill, sa er "It is wildly absurd.' Fulbright 1969 weather or within the country.' Laos and Vietnam, CITY STATE _ ZIP lead to po said, "to say that In Hong Kong have the capability Please send me, without obligation, Rep Wi • Sen Stephen M. Young ID, Ohio) singly or together, HONG KONG (UPI) information on health care benefits .anci eligibility doing harm to the United States— Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, requirements. InceFrankfort,r as told the'Senate that U.S. defense con- of weather in Hong Kong in re,9 "seem to be except as we permit it through embroil- founded at Illinois Wesleyan Un- tractor* and generals was warmer, sunnier and drier EJ Interested fl forming a group n 64 years of age or Under. El A member reaching 19• another ground and air ing ourselves in interminable wars in iversity in 1899, is the largest where suff leading us into thin usual. The year's rainf,o, ,,r ri A college student CJ Over 65 years of age. El A member getting married Southeast Asia' Young said - those countries." In the world with over 280 cam- Rep Joh! ear \ was 13 percent 74.63 less, •tkas pus chapters, five in Kentucky. (Farm Boreou Members, see your Farm Bureau Agent) 'leans, se normal. mean a ch. for the all

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