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Selected As A Beat All Round Kentucky ComMUillty Newspaper The Primary Source of News k• Largest Paid In Murray and kZ1‘fr'-'"m "Circulation Calloway County Both In City And In County nited Press International In Our 38th Year Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, March 29, 1969 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXX No. 75 °RID MOURNS DEATH OF HU 00 FFA Members Froin West TODAY entucky Here On April 1st Great And Small Praise More than Life 1100 Farmers of go, Hickman County, Benton, Of Former Statesman rica, representing 21 West- Trigg County, Fulton County, Kentucky high schools, are Farmington, Lone Oak and praise tor rib; ideals, fond ted to compete in the an- North Marshall. by United Press International me- 1 Purchase The world mories of his wide grin, elo- FFA Federation Chapter sweethearts and today mourned Contests in- one of its quent condolences for his Mo. Tuesday, April 1, terested parents also great. Dwight D. Ei- are ex- senhower ily and nation. 'Murray State University. pected to swell the was dead, and men visitors' to- In From France which he lib- The schools represented will tal to more many lands lamented his than 500 people on clmtcsi germany CaIluiasi, &rine:, Carlisle the passing as they do only con- which he Murray campus for the defeated, presidents unty, Livingston Central, Ly- events. querors, heroes and those of and plain County, vast power. people acknowledged his feats South Marshall, The activities will start as, at There in a war that ended a quarter Heath, Sedalia, Cuba, 3:30 p.m. with a general was awe once again at assemb- his accomplishments century ago. Clifford Kellogg diand and Fancy Farm. ly in the Student in battle, Also, Union Build- Charles de Gaulle of France, len are replacing Ballard Memorial, Win. ing at which time the groups In a final gesture to his fellow a mile of 1A•ooden will be welcomed to the camp- general and president, said he arty 190024 when us by Dr. Harry M. Sparks, Cold Wave would attend Eisenhower's state stalled. president of Murfly State, and funeral in Washington. we Wrecks E. B. Howton, chairman of the Chancellor Kurt Georg Klee Department of Agriculture. Warnings inger of West Germany, de- All contests Are will be held in scribing Eisenhower as • man vestigated the Agriculture Building with who had worked "Indefatigably" KIATION finals scheduled to start at 1 to safeguard' peace and foster P.m. The Posted Today competitions will in- "confident cooperation between By Police elude: Public Waking; ----- • our two peoples,". announced ducting a chapter meeting; is by 111410.1 Press international he too would be present for the 1%9 promptu speaking on room pre- Cabll wave warnings were last rites. Five traffic accidents were in paration, beef, swine, dairy and west Most of the Midwest Postpones State investigated by the Murray Po- tar Visit creed; and, music. end the But Central Plains to- Australian prime llee Department on Friday with Minister Members of the Murray State day as an Arctic cold wave John Gorton postponed so injuries reported. This makes con- a state r University agriculture faculty, tinned its southward push visit to the united States a total of fifty-five reports of a- to at- vocational agriculture teachers cross the nation's midsection. tend the funeral instead. accidents investigated by the Philip- in the participating schools, stu- Temperatures dropped pines President City Police for the month to Ferdinand E. 1041) a dent teachers and Mike Staples, many 20 below zero is north- Marcos and his wife, Imelda, March that have been published guidance entucky counselor at the Tilgh- eastern Minnesota today while said they would come. Dam In the Ledger & Times. So would man Vocational School, Pads- South Vietnamese vice Cars involved in the first col- (Continued on presi- cah, will do the judging. Back Pain) dent Nguyen Cao Ky. from ReidlaDd lision at 3:38 p.m. at 6th and South Korean Premier **camore Streets were a 1964 Winners in the various con- Chung fi-Kwon prepared to two door hardtop tests will compete in the Church make the state Of Christ long journey to Washington, owned by Jonnie .Used Cars of championships at Louisville as Sermons did former Japanese premier AIN Coldwater and driven by Ger- June 4 with the winners there Announced IYhre• Nobusuke Kiehl, whose country- Heifers ald H. Garner of 1629 Farmer going on to the national con- 'The Pregnant men had embarrassed him Avenue, and a 1966 four tests at Kansas City in October. Church" will with be the sermon subject bloody riots that forced Eisen- door sedan driven by Laura Principal arrangements for of Bro. Bill Threet at hower to cancel a visit to Curd Holland of Murray Route the program are being handled the Sunday morn- Japan Pivaisten fight • blow ing worship a decade ago. (lkaries Now Four. by Gayle Perry, vocational agri- ist• trotter yeeterday efternean services at the President eit the Shady Osks Trailer Seventh and Hundreds of men and women Pollee said the Holland car, culture instructor at Ballard Caen illwridsup debris hes been Poplar Church et L. pulled from the trailer and Christ. who knew Eisenhower only by going south on 6th Street, slopp- Memorial and advisor for the D. Miller, Jr. firemen ars domino It with wee. Hospital Sr. One firemen The reputation lined up at American y for stop sign, but failed ao Purchase FFA Federation; To Is turning to reenter the trailer to remove sermon subject for the Attends Housing giber barman. &Malec six o'clock embassies to sign books see the Chevrolet going west Ralph Bugg, Fulton County evening service will of be 'The mourning. on Sycamore Street. High vocational agriculture tea- Meet At Louisville keit Photo by Gene McColl:hoes. Nearsighted Person" The luorning Tributes flowed in from Damage to the Chevrolet was cher and president of the Pur- Hike Rates scripture from all Acts 5:12-16 parts of the globe — on the right side and bumper chase District Vocational Agri- L D. Willer, Jr., executive will be read by from W. 0. Spencer, British Prime Minister and to the Dodge on the left culture Teachers Association; director of the Murray Munici- and the evening Harold Hazel Alumni scripture from Wilson, who learned of t h front fender. James West, coordinator of the pal Housing Commiadon, and On Aril 1 II Peter 1:5-11 e will be read death as he met with Nigerian Reimbursed Program, Paducah; Mrs. Eva Grumback, Paducah Trailer Home Dinner Set by Don Kavanaugh. Josiah Darnall leaders in Lagos; from the Marvin Edgar Houston of and, Eldon kleathcott of the Mousing Commishon, represent- will direct the Vati- The Board of Commissioners For April 5 song service can where Pope Paul VI said Murray State agriculture facia ed their communities at the and announcswen he of the Murray-Calloway County will be by would pray for Eisenhower's (Continued on Reek Pone) ty. two day meeting of the Ken- Destroyed Gerald Ellison. Hospital and Convalescent Divis- By Reservations for the Rase era for the soul; from Saigon where tucky Housing and Redevelop- two services will Amer- ion announced today that ef- High School Alumni A/social,/ led by Joe ican GIa said Eisenhower's ment Association held in Louis- Thornton, Ted How- de- fective April 1, 1969, there ion dinner to be held on Satur- ard, Cecil termined fight to vilie Tuesday and Wednesday. will Thurmond, and Kew live revealed be a $3.00 per day rate increase Fire Friday day night, April 3, at the Mur- ny Burton. "the soldier in him." IF APRIL 'Tommy Carroll The KHRA group formulated ray Speaks Last for semi-private rooms, E , Woman's Club House have Eisenhower's old European plans for a three day Urban a. $25 to $28.00), and private been made from graduates liv- comrades in arms mourned Renewal workshop which will ing him rooms, (I. E., $3000 to $33.00), as far away as 650 miles. deeply. Night be held in Bowling Green April Dr. And Mrs. Jones At Democratic Meet in the hospital and $1.50 per One such distance reservat- Montgomery Reminisces 7-9. A trailer, ion day r* increase for the con- owned by Larry was received from Mrs. At Science Meeting Field Marshal Viscount Mont- Officials from the Atlanta Re- Nance at Peggy Nearly one hundred Demo- valescent division facilities, the Rolling Acres Hawks Hays, Class of gomery, who served under Gen. hitting review ox tne state of gional Office of the Department Trailer 1940, crats met at the Holiday Inn (I. E., semi-private rooms, $11.- Court, located east of who now lives in Detroit, Dr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Eisenhower in the invasion the Democratic Party in the of Housing and Urban Develop- Murray, Michigan. of last night to hear Tommy Car- 00 to $12.50, and private rooms was completely destroy- Jones of David Lipscomb Col- Europe, reminisced: "He Commonwealth. ment and specialists from ur- ed by fire had 1 of Louisville describe the $12.00 to $13.50). on Friday about 5:30 Reservations include many lo- lege in Nashville, Tenn, are at- anlY t9 smile at you and ban renewal and codes agen- p. m., according cal there s mocratic Party as a party of J. Field Montgomery, local to the records residents, as well as many tending the 17th annual nat- was nothing you could Carroll, introduced by Mary cies from Kentucky not do ew life and vitality". and Tenn- Hospital Administrator, from out of the community, ional convention of the for him" Carroll, Jane Littleton, Calloway County essee will participate indi- (Continued on Page Eight) Nation- neral Council of the in the cated that the some of whom have never be- al Science Teachers Associat- . State Democratic Chairman, gave a UR workshop. room rate in- French Gen. Marie-Pierre Ko- ocratk Central crease is the fore returned to attend the an- ion, which is being held Committee summary of the work that needs result of sharp in- in Dal- enig, a top soldier in the Free d former County Chairman creases in supply nual event. las, Texas, March 21-26. of to be done at the precinct level. and equip- Ronald Burrow Enda More French forces battling Nazi ferson County, gave a ment cost as well All local alumni or relatives than 6,000 science educators tIR hard He suggested that each pre- Person Cited as increased His Germany said: "I never met an For personnel Basic Training of alumni are being reminded from the United States, cinct prepare for the coming expenses. Canada, allied oommander-in-c . ... to get reservations in by Wed- and Latin America general election by appointing Shoplifting Friday. are partici- combined more firmness, More *whim Reported nesday, April 2. Reservation, pating in the convention four to twelve precinct cap- that rectitude and more spirit of Chancel Choir Will may be turned in to Robert has as its theme t McClain Grocery tains and mounting an intensive One "Horizons for comradeship toward his subor- person was cited for Hendon, Tommy 0. Taylor, the 70's in Science registration drive. Carroll said shoplifting Present Program or Education." dinates." at the Big K More At Myrtene Towery. Dr. Jones is participating that, in his home county of in the Bel Air in FrteD trysail and from small Vandalism was reported at Shopping Center Methodist Church the four days of sessions which the Jefferson the eighteen year old last night at 8:23 reactions were similar. n's Grocery at 804 Cold- p. m., accord- Include general and special voters were registering five, six ing to the citation as- President De Gaulle: "I will Road, according to the issued by the The Chancel Choir semblies on such current and seven to one in the Demo- Murray Police of the NO MAIL MONDAY topics keep forever the memory of rt made to the Murray Po- Department. First United Methodist as drug abuse critic column. He declared that Other citations Church, There will be no mail deliv- education, and him who was a greet soldier, an Department at 6:40 this were for driv- directed by Paul Shahan, moral and ethical problems Kentucky had led the way for ing while intoxicated will ery on Monday according to pos- eminent statesman, a sincere at 1:15 p. present a special musical pro- Lester ed by science and technology. friend youth involvement for the De- m., driving on revoked Nanny, Postmaster. The of France and for whom G. W. McClain mid some ODO !lease gram, "An Easter Alleluia" Contributed papers mocratic Party nationwide, rle at four p. m., by move is being taken in obser- by NSTA I had a deep affection." thrown a rock through a possession of Harry Robert Wilson on Palm members describe reminded the precinct workers alcohol and drinking vance of the day of mourning the latest Queen Elizabeth II of Brit- CUM window at the gro- in public Sunday evening, March 30, scientific and educational that there Was a 50,000 vote po- at 9:50 p. m., and at set aside by the nation in hon- ap- ain: "He will always be warmly . The rock was found in- reckless driv- seven p.m. proaches to science tential in the state universit ing at 10:40 p. or of former president Dwight learning, remembered here for his pres- the More this morning. m., all on Fri- Dr. Samuel R. Including use day. Dodson, Jr., D. Eisenhower. of electronic da- ence among us in the war years (Continued on Pam Eight) will be speaking on the te processing and m subject, audio-visual a great soldier and . . la- "All Glory, Laud And Honor", equipment. at the morning services at 8:43 (continued on Page Eight) and 10:50 on Sunday. At the 8:45 worship service the Carol Choir will sing two iteneld O. Burrow Funeral Honors numbers, "Jerusalem" and "The SAN ANTONIO — Airman To Fill Five Days Palms", and Ronald at the 10:50 ser- 0. Burrow, son of Mr. WASHINGTON. vice the Chancel and Mrs. March 28. — Inside Choir will sing Alvin Burrow of 305 This is the day-by=day the Capitol rotunda, a eulogy Faure's "The So. 12th., program of honors will be Palms". Murray, Ky., has com- to be paid former delivered by President Nixon, a Mrs. Richard pleted President Dwight D. presidential Farrell will be basic training at Lack Eisenhower: wreath will be placed at the organist casket the for all of the ser- land AFB, Tex. He has been and the body will lie in state. otice vices. assigned 5 p.m.—The to Chanute AFB, Saturday: public will be permitted to for training in the flight file through the rotunda train- ,11 a.m.—Body past the casket. ing equipment field. Airman arrives at Bethlehem Chapel. Washington Burrow, a 1967 graduate National Cathedral, Monday: of from private funeral Dr all your Murray High School, h9me, with honor es- 4 WEATHER REPORT attended cort of generals and p.m.—Casket will be carried to the Murray State . icrinirals. hearse for day, 7 'til Pr••• return to Washington National latersibillesal After a brief servil el. for the family, Cathedral. honor guard and hono ry civilian pall- 4:30 p.m.—Arrival by United Rev. L. L. bearers, the ceremony at cathe- Press international Jones body will 1 in repose for 24 dral's North Transept, Partly hours. followed by Episco- cloudy and colder to- At Good Shepherd pal funeral service day, high in cathedral attended In the 40s. Clear to by 2.107 persons admitted partly cloudy Sunday: by ticket. and colder to- Rev. L L. Jones will be the 5 p.m.—Casket placed in hearse night, low in the 3 to for trip 20s. Partly speaker at the morning services p.m.—Casket will be carried from the Union Station. cloudy and cold chapel Sunday. at 11 o'clock on Sunday, March and placed in hearse; cortege will 5EMENT move to 30, at the Good Shepherd Unit- 16th Street and Constitution Ave- Tuesday: Kentucky nue, in Lake, 7 a m , 355.1, ed Methodist Church sight at. the White House, where Midnight. DEMOCRATS MIST — Marna down 0.1; below car(tet approximately—Arrival in purr* Mra. Mery Jam Littleton, Calloway Comity M- dam 307 0, up The speaker now resides :n will be on a caisson. Abilene, Kan. ink Chaining, E. J. Shea 3:30 member of the County Executive Committee, and Douglas Jackson, Tenn., but has pastored p.m.—The funeral procession will , precinct werkar hem Barkley move down Colihrater gather after • mooning of the Democratic precinct Lake, 7 a. m, 354.8, churches in Calloway County. Constitution Avenue to the Wednesday: rs Calloway CAsionte. Plearty 100 Demo crats clown 0.2; below dam 3175, The Capitol for ceremony, alligsadied the dinner !sweating last night. up pastor, Rev. Johnson Eas- musical honors and 1050 a 1.1. ley, a 21-gun salute. m —Burial at the Eisenhower invites the public to attend Library, Abilene. PAGE TWO TIER LEDGER & TIalE8 - MURRAY. KENTUCKY - MARCH 29. iggs THE LEDGER & TIMES Raab oReltirrectum illustrated by Alfred J. Buescher Wiese malTied SuPreina Coiu PUBLISIIIED by LEDGER • TIMES PUILISHING COMPANY, Almanac Justice Maass Todd. Oossallaties et the Murray Ledger. The Calkiway Times. and In 1647, as General Winfleid The Tiesse-Berald. October 20. 1115. and the West Kentuckian, International Scott captured Vera Crux, en Jamiimy 1, INK by United Press SO, troops marched from TS MS N. 41k Street, Murray. Kimateeky 42071 Today Is Saturday, March lean the 811th day of 1969 with 277 city to be disarmed and tv JAMBS C WILLIAMS. PUISLISHER to follow. leased on parole. between its first In 1845, soldiers of the Firs Wi reserve the right to raiset any Advertiring. Letters to the The moon is Editor phase. Army marched 55 mlles to or Public !Moe Items which, in our opinion. an net kir the best quarter and full re interest ot readers. The morning stars are Mer- Lally cut off the Ruhr Basil 1 our cury and Mars. from the rest of Germany. NATIONAL REPRINIENTATIVHB: *ALLA= WITMEM 00., MI The evening stars are Venus, In 1967, France launched Madison Ave. Memphis. 4 UP: Tenn., Time & Ltie Bldg New York, N.Y., Jupiter and Saturn. first nuclear submarine. Stepliensoit meg.. DOM*, Midi On this day in history: A thought for the day . 8 Butered at the Post Ottice. Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as In 1812, the first wedding Silas Weir Mitchell an - Th4 Second Clam latter was performed in the White "Death's but one more tome tat House. Mrs. Lucy Payne Wash- row." SUBSCRIPTION RAT: By Carrier in Murray, per week Mc. per the month $1.10. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. 1111.60; _ on Bonet 1 h I. $11.00. lasswhere $1300 All service subscriptions " . much people that were come to the $11.00 feast, when they heard that Jesus was com- It's "The Oetstaeding Civic Asset et a Cerassuaity "And ing to Jerusalem, Took branches of palm Mel is the when they came nigh to Jerusalem, -And they went their way, and found the trees, lategrity of he Newspaper" unto Bethphage and Bethany, the mount and went forth to meet Him, and the at colt tied by the door without in a place cried, Hosanna: Blessed is the King of Is- of Olives. He sendeth forth two of His dis- where two ways met; and they loose him." ciples" Mark rael that cometh in the name of the Lord." 4 1 11:1. Mark 11:4. John 12:12, 13, Kcx SATURDAY - MARCH 19, 1960 mg Ownl....1 Eres es.•••• S•nakaa. MIX 11 Ten Years Hospital Report kes Ago Today la LEDGER• TIKES "CifiLY BY SAINTS" FILM Bible Thoughtfor Today sin ADULTS 106 ake Betty Hart, Mary Erwin, Jimmy 0111a, Aim Wrather,NURSERY 4 BUDAPEST UPI - The Hun- Ms Sandra Hamrick, Remember Lochie Bell Overbey, Sandy Lilly, and MARCH 25, 1969 garian Communist party news- the sabbath day, to keep It holy. Donna. Grogiui. all of Murray High School, participated paper Nepszabadsag admitted to- -Exodus 20:5. Paxton Quigley's In the annuakepeech festival held at Murray State Col- ADMISSIONS tal), true, property less commuo- problem was lege. for ism "can be Observed only by Thinking about Mrs. the Lord's Day the day before completely Eurell D. Mean, Yoeman First Class URN eon of Becky Pritchett, 3644 saints," arrives 111, ten may help to make It a better day.Ts it a holy the _ l' 1 Mrs. G. IL WHIM at Murray Route Iowa St. or. Louis, Mo.; John it acme mat alter Z5 years dar One, returned to and a day of blessing for you.? erg Key West, M., Merck 3 aboard Scott, 703 Main St., Murray; of communism in Hungary the opposite! MiMiEUX the submarine tre UBS Howard W. Gilman. Edward PitiLlips, 1307 Overby "inclination" to acquire things C44090pm.R A. Carman, St., Murray; Mrs. Wilma Dean "has not vanished so our laws head Of Murray State College's agricul- ture Stephenson, 919 No, 18th St., Mur- take into consideration this real- trtu Department, was haired by over 150 persona ioN. at 3 Joe the ray; George ity Kenlake Hotel to Edwards, 1211 W. and allow private property honor him on 23 years service to the Math St., .Sea' college. Murray; Mrs. Mary J. so long as it does not originate Blanchard, Cannifrs from 'FARRIS WHITE HOUSE HOCERY an; Was Mobil Home exploitation of people." Marilee Easter of Murray High School is Lt. 10, Princeton, iNTHEATlic T one of Ind.; Rooald 1608 West Main Street 132 students in a tette International /teepees Kentucky to qualify for the final oxripe- Greenens, 1618 Parttime, Mur- American =kin for scholarships from the Phillpis Petroleum Co. ray; Arthel Moak 302 Pine,Mur- GOING ray; Woodrow Sanderfer, Rte. I, DIAMOND OILS OUT OF BUSINESS SALE Wingo; Gary Pb, 1200 E. Dog- a Everything At Coat anti Below wood, Murray; Edgar Thomas CEQCAGO - Sleets pub. Shirley, of 7 1209 Doran Rd.,Murray; /kist Lou Diamond, 19, died 30% Off on All Lbw Groceries T 20 Years Ago Beane, Rte, 3, Murray; Tueedey in Columbus Hooks! Today Mrs. Audrey Sills, 902 elm and Pottery the LEDGES• TIMES /ILI Pogue abtixoinel MOM a *Hi Ave., Murray; Mrs. lege Bogg- 14. - UPC14 aunsMic S - , Into ess, 509 Beale, Murray; Mrs. leas Mary Bynum, Rte. 6, Murray; shot dile Dr. Ralph H. Wooas Wias urie guest speaker at the 21st Mrs. Vana P. Hale, 215 So. 151h tear annual awing conference of the First District St., Murray; Melvin Grogan,Rte, PTA held it c today on the Murray Stet: campus. 5, Murray; Homer Harris Shack- Mrs. Mollie Brandon, elford, New Concord; Mrs. May catc age 85, died yesterday at the The Murray Hospital. Melugin, 402 No, 7th St., Murray; Van B. Ratcliff(From Cony. Car Gene Summers, Rob Brown, Carolyn Div.) Hughes, Ken- Rte. 1, Almo, Baby Girl Wilson, aPPI neth Murdock, Tommy t a Lawrence, Evon Breedlove, Hilda Box 66, Puryear, Tam: BECAUSEL _ Suggs, Beauton Suiter, Patricia Morton, Betty Under- Met wood, and Phillip Murdock are members of the east of DMILISSALS 3 OF I the sophomore play,"Under Western Mee at the Lynn ges Grove .1 6AVIRr High School. Mrs. May Dell Taylor, Rte, 1, julY wet Births reported today are a girl to. 301:1111i Mrs. Haul; Sherrill Outland, Rte. 4, 14110 Donald Snyder, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. aerie Hord, and Murray; Robert Waldrop, Rte. 4, 010111 a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White. Murray; Mrs. Wanda Parker, Rte, I, Murray; Glee McKinney, 414 801 No. 18th St., Murray; Rule HI If these problems concern figures Jackson, Hardin; George Hirsch, -;-whettler • ne it's maintaining a budget, counting Rte. 1, Hardin; Calvin Key,Hazel; calories he r 30YearsAgoThisWeek Or balancing the chigaboOk Steve Chadwick, Rte. 2, Hued; --- type LEDGER• TIMES NIA MARK V is the answer. Mrs. Janice Baker, 1300 Olive III cent Hi Blvd. , Murray; Leotard Decker, Easy to operate this lightweight portable whic Paris, Tenn.; Edgar Shirley,1209 adding machine is the latest electric Deaths woel reported this week are George Shrader, age Doran Rd., Murray; John Reh- appliance for the home or office. It adds 28, last Joseph James Radford, age 62, Dr. D.,11, f3lress, age man; 512 So. 12th St., Murray; and subtracts, and totals figures up to Miss 1968 48, Dallas Miller, age 71, Mrs. Ann Futrell, age 71, Mrs. Jennifer Dowdy, Elizabeth one cent less than one million Hall MSU, =I Ann Futrell, age 78, Mrs. Laura Smith Bucy, age Murray; Hard Gil- dollars (999,999.99). 82, Mrs. bert, Molly Alexander, and Mrs. Dora 1610 Farmer, Murray; Mrs. Blalock, age 62. As sturdy as it is attractLit, the case Miss Zane Houston, Anna Hale & Baby Girl, Rte. 1, is daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Houston Cycolac in distinctive Harvest Gold. of Los Angeles Dexter; Mrs. Dianne Green, & and former resident of Murray, has been And the insides are tough, case- chosen Baby Girl, Rte. 3, Benton; Tidos as one of 100 girls frotn Los Angeles High School. hardened steel construction. 1 Broach, Rte. 3, Puryear, Tam.; to be a part of the supporting cast with Jackie Cooper Miss Erie Stewart, 1319 OliveSt., The MARK V is made in the In the motion picture, "What A Life. Murray; Mrs. Clara Smiley, 408 U.S A. and guaranteed for Line construction for rural electricity in Calloway No. 1st St., Murray; Homer Will- I year, parts and labor. and surrounding counties will begin soon by the West iams, 315 No, 5th St., Murray; T Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation. Mrs. Meda Jackson, 1308 Farris FEATURES:' Among the marriages reported this week are Min Ave., Murray: Fast action A' Clara Erwin to Ortis Key and Miss Brenda Mae Brandon 10-key keyboard to rue! Erwin. tor easy entry of all figurework. JO2S ADULTS 106 day Simple operation NURSERY 5 for all vino addition and MARCH 26, 1969 subtraction • • &dr problems. Adds 7;totals, call rs • 8columns. , ADMISSIONS Fa "I ,. Fully electric °Perigee, with . Mrs. Dortha Grogan & Baby .- - built-in safety sveltdi- the wbc Boy, Rte. 5, Murray; Master motor shuts off when case Marlin Blue, Rte. 2, Dover, too.._ is opened. Operateson lust ma.; Mrs. Peggy Prescott, Rte. 110-120 Volt A.C. that 1 Murray, Stanley Dennis, Rte.1, Ut. listed. ben Dexter; William L. Dunn, Rte. 5, ") Murray; Mrs. Griseda Morgan; Rugged C it Rte. 6, Murray, Baby Girl By- case, with num, Rte. 6, Murray; Mrs. An- -POI ate Robertson, 152 Park Lane let Dr., Murray, Lelon Morris, 405 &ie No. 5th St., Murray; Mrs. Neva wou Ilaredon, 208 Woodbiwn , Mur- ray; Roland Kimbro, Rte, 3, Mur- case- Jo ray: nal sum constructo4 alto plated for extra DISIILSSALS Neength. Silk manufacturing and in U.S.A. Ma Paschall, Rte. I, Hazel; • °ht. Mrs. Carol Bowden, Rte. 1, Has- full one-year parts and °MI el; Mrs. Loge Boggess, 509 Beale labor warranty, by Victor, whir St., Murray; Mrs. Cheryl ,./ Doores America's largest manufacturer & Baby Girl, WIngo; Mrs. Eliz- stlielsiginess machine:I. Dorn abeth Clark, 319 Highwood Cir- i ter cle, Parts, Tenn., Master John or Harcourt, 1710 Magnolia Dr., "Ho Murray, Mrs. Lula Robertson, char 308 So. 4th St., Murray, Woodrow lit Sanderfer (Expired) Rte. I, Win- Em go; FugliaDtx (Expired), Rte. I, • coin Almo; Mrs. Stella Ahart (Ex- pired), 721 Nash Dr., Murray: Now See It Try It Buy It! W

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OAT- MAR= ss. PAGE THREE Tin TIMES - *Aims ap MURRAY, HENTUClit SATURDAY - MARCH 29. 1969 112111.0* Co dm TWINS Todd. In ISM, as General Winfield at captured Vera Cruz, ma troops marched Seaver n from ta And Kmsman a r to be disarmed and a Field Narrows For sad on parole. • 1045, soldiers of the Fire my marched 55 miles to sea Lead Mets' ly cut off the Ruhr Baia m the rest of Germany. By JOHN G. GRIFFIN how good Seaver and Koosman France State 1967, Tournament n launched 4 UPI Executive Sports Editor , were to win with that kind of it nuclear submarine. support. 1 thought for the day . ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UPI The Mets are set behind the as Weir Mitchell sea • Their lockers are side-by-side plate with righthander Jerry Gro- oath's but one more tomor in the New York Mats'clubhouse, te, the All-Star catcher who r." their .282, and his relief man, left- Which pictures are Ends side Tonight -by-side on the Mots' hander J. C. Martin. • County's speed press booklet, and Ey United Press intenseness' It was Obio it's plain Ed Kranepaol, long overdue in that downed that how well the 1989 When the final buzzer sound- and deft shooting Mots delivering on his promise, is at after- do may depend entirely on ed Friday night, four teams re- St. Xavier in the second them. first base. At second base, Ken Ohio County maimed of the "Sweet 16" in noon quarter-final. A That's Boswell, who lost two months a -point lead at the Toni Seaver and Jerry the Kentucky High School Bas- stretched 13 with a broken finger in '68, is the the Mats' brilliant yo- ketball Tournament. And when half to 15 at the end of back and may be challenged by quarter and then played lieg s whom everybody the final buster sounds tonight, third rookie Wayne Garrett, up from terms through the fi- wants aml the Mets won't tram. one of the four will be the on even Shreveport. Righthender Seaver, the Nat- new gate champion. nal stanza. -ranked Louisville Cen- ional league's rookie of the year Shortstop Bud Harrelson , who In Friday's quarter-final ac- No. 1 led almost all the way as In 1967, has won 16 games two seemed to have "arrived" in tion, top-ranked Louisville Cen- tral late Yellowjackets overwhelmed straight years for fie Mats Mid 1967, staggered through a tral breezed to a 7961 victory the 2nd Region champs Hopkins- should be just kis kla poor '68 with knee problems, over unranked Hopkinsville. sows* vile. Central captured the lead own. Southpaw KiniMMII,Who finally gave up and underwent In upset victories, Ohio Co- aid with 5:20 in the first quarter ,. • missed rookie of the year born- an operation Sept. 24. Hodges unty downed a much taller St. and was never heeded. era in '68, had a 19-12 record says he appears to be "moving Xavier club 78-82, and 12th- Ron King scored the goal that -1 and out okay" in limited drills so tar ranked Maytown upended third. struck Carl Yastrzemski put Central ahead and took and may be ready to come back. ranked Clark County 80-74. i for the final out in the All-Star scoring honors vrih 26 points. If not, good-field, no-hit Al Weis In the best-matched game, • game. Three other Yellowjackets - is available The Good Hands 19th-ranked Ashland noeed out ' Wt..; wouldn't ward tw, r,licla Tommy Starnes, Melvin Brooks 20-thanked Shelby County 81- ers like that, and who hasn't Third base, says Hodges, will and Ronald Dryden-also were tried to get Luckily for Baltimore, it has another man avalabie 80 on a jump shot with 10 sec- them? go either to Kevin Collins, who Ian get through him in the swan* and the Braves want In double figures. 1 "Every time somebody talks to play third base, since Robert needs a bit more on to win, 7-1. onds left on the clock. fill-in in '68 until A key to the victory was Cen- did good work Polishing. Floyd let Today's semifinals pitted Ash- trade with us," says President this grounder by Atlanta's Felix Mit- Photo from tral's ability to stop Hopkins- an ankle injury in August; or The Commercial Appeal land. 18th Region Whets, a- Johnny Murphy, "they mention junior guard William Av- rookie Amos Otis, who hit .286 gainst Ohio County, victors of ville Seaver or Koosman. They're not eritt, who scored 34 points in at Jacksonville. the 3rd Region, while 8th Re- available." McDaniel: Is Named the first-round against Hazard. RIC The Mets are high on 21-year- gion kingpin Central tested 15th • Thanks mainly to these Averitt was held to 19 points, two old Otis, who made the Internat- All-Opponent Region Maytown. Plalswes young stars, the 1968 Islets es* second to Wendell Lynch who ional League AU-Star team as a BOWLING The two winners of today's caged the cellar to finish ninth GREEN, had 14 for the Tigers. centerftelder, and, in tact, it was Ky.-Western games return to Freedom Hall we inbegly called "The Kentucky's 7-0 A stubborn Maytovrn held off their refusal to give up Otis that sophomore at Louisville tonight to answer 16 Admittmi Hob teem in history" center, Jim a Clark County rally in Friday's wrecked the proposed trade with McDaniel", has the big question-Who's really use they reached a club high been named to nightcap to earn its berth in Atlanta for Joe Torre. the Big No. 1? Leta On Sale At 7:06 of 73 victories. Five (LaSalle, Villanova, the semis. Unless some rookie surprises, Penn, Temple It was Kleykamp's finest hour This year the Mets, thanks to and St. Joseph's) Maytown, which had built up the Met outfield is all set with Palestra All-Opponent for the Tomcats Friday after- $1.75 — the split of the basketball a surprising 40-218 halftime lead, Cleon Jones in left, Tommie team selected by noon. Not only did he score the into division must "rise" at members of the saw the Cardinals cut the mar- Agee in center, and Ron Swoboda Herb Good Basketball winning bucket, but he also least to a sixth'-place finish. That Writer's gin to two points at the end of In right. Jones may be the most Club of was high for the game wth 33 third should easily be fifth, since Yarborough Philadelphia. the quarter. the man the club - his .291 Sports points. solid on Parade The Larry Gay and All-Ohio Bobby New- - division includes one expansion Valley Roger Baldridge and Fred average last year was the result Conference center, ell spored 23 of Clark County's team, the Montreal Expos, and awho gained Laibee both had 20 points for of hitting well over .300 in the honorable mention on the 25 points during the third quar- It could be higher if they can By MILTON RICHMAN the winners. Lowell Ashby led final two months of the season. Perhaps the biggest booster Should Win All-America ter, but the Cardinals could get catch the Phillies or the Pirates. UPI Sports Wrater Shelby County with 21 points. Woody Woodward has around he- Team, was joined on the Palest?' no closer than 53-51. The league champion St. Louis Agee is Hodges' pet project. A re is Dave Bristol and he's a AU-Opponent team by Spencer Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs brilliant fielder and baserunning TAMPA, Fla. UPI - They'll good one to have because he Haywood, Detroit; Jim appear out of range. blash, Agee has been almost a be handing out the big movie Atlanta manages the Reds. Bristol 500 "I don't know whether the 1969 says McMillian, Columbia;' Dan Wei, complete washout as bat with a awards soon and at least one Woodward will be his regular Mets will also be the 'greatest' Kentucky; and Jeff Petrie, .217 average and 17 runs-batted of the candidates is unhappy abo- rtstop. HAMPTON, Ga. L'Pl - When :THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL!! g or not," says Manager Gil Hod- Princeton. In. Hodges figures that Agee ut it. The Cincinnati manager the checkered flag signals the ges with a grin, "but I think said Haywood was the only could be a lot better hitter over- Joanne Woodward is up for an it the first time end of the AtLanta 500 Sunday 12' Wide - 2 Bedroom, Front we'll do better than last year. this winter after unanimous selection and the night if he just would swing academy award as best actress he okayed a deal afternoon don't be surprised to Last year there were four posi- which sent Leo only player to poll more votes and Rear more often and "take" fewer for her sensitive portrayal in Cardenas, his previous see Cale Yarborough and his tions on the club from which we regular than McDaniels. SPECIAL pitches. "Rachel, Rachel," and naturally shortstop, to Minnesota Mercury in the winner's circle. got little help. That probably for pit- Swoboda also had been a batt- she isn't put out about that, but cher Jim Merritt. Yarborough knows "where it's THIS WEER !Can't be true this year." Bristol's sta- $3495" ing disappointment. In 1968 he she is over the fact that among tement meant a lot to Woodward at." He was there, you see, in Hodges, a charitable man, did- delivered only 11 home runs. As those not nominated was the dir- who never before was told by 1967 and again last year. Imam Wks labia n't pinpoint the four positions a rookie in 1965, he hit 19 but he ector, Paul Newman, who also Driving a Mercury with the anyone that he had a regular FLORENCE, Ky. UPI - MURRAY MOBILE HOMES he meant, If you're the guessing hasn't come close to that since happens to be her husband. new Ford 429 engine,-there is Jockey job. Glenn Brogan clinched Open 8-8 Hwy. 641 So. Ph. 753-3640 type, try first base, shortstop, and the Meta are getting just a Her first cousin, William Fr- every reason to think he could the Lato- nia Race Course spring a center field and right field. little tired of waiting. Art Sha- ederick Woodward, better known well be there again this year. meeting "'Ibis is something I've been Thursday night by guiding He also didn't mention hitting, msky is out with a back injury, as Woody Woodward, isn't in Unable to qualify on the open- Rocky looking forward to all winter," Branch to a 2 length which has been the Meta' most so the outfield door is open for the movie business so he isn't ing day Yarborough was there victory woeful department. The club was he says about the prospect of In the feature race. rookies to impress. The front- up for an award. • playing regularly. Thursday and thundered around last in the league in batting in moment the 11.'2 half mile runner at the is Rod That doesn't stop him from track at 154,727 With only two racing dates 1968 with a .228 average which Gasper, a He should be though. miles per hour-just switch-hitter without helping Chaney all he can in under the left in the meet, Brogan main- impresses vou even more power Woody Woodward plays short- record 155,619 with who hit .309 at Memphis. any way he can, or from having set Wednesday tained a nine-victory lead over stop for the and by helped Frank Duffy, pole winner David Pearson. his closest competitor, Bobby although he has absolutely noth- another kid shortstop Yarborough's effort was best Howard, who has 16, ing to do with the Academy of Mot- who was up earlier this spring ion Picture Arts and Sciences with the Reds. of 10 qualifiers Thursday and There are ballplayers who earned him the FISHER SIGNS NOTICE , Bobby Jones Is he rates some kind of special seventh starting Unable can't remember the award for being some kind of last town position in the $109,000 race. special ballplayer. they were in, much less the Five others who qualified with MOREHEAD, Ky. avo — first fellow ever He'll tell you himself he's no to help them Pearson are ahead of Yarborou- Fisher, a 240-pound tackle from EFFECTIVE but Woodward THE FIRST OF APRIL superstar and his .233 lifetime remembers both gh; nine., other Thursday quali- Morehead stain Universay. To and also has a habit of remem- fiers are Attend behind the Timmons- Tuesday '69 signed as a free Masters average agent supports that, but the- bering to be right there anytime ville, S. C., native. By DAVID MOFFIT The Masters, wrikcn will be re's something he doesn't tell with the Cincinnati Bengals of someene needs his help. He sees Another ATLANTA ((JFI) - Bobby played this year April 10-13, was you, something you have to see 14 will qualify in time the American Football League. nothing strange about that. trials today Jones godly announced Wednes- Jones' creation. He helped for yourself and that something and Saturday, and A secondaeam Ailanno Vatley "That's the only way to do the day that - for the first time found the exclusive is what makes him rather spec- final 10 places will-be filled Conference selection last sea- Augusta Na- it," he *ice he founded it in 1191-be ial. says. "And the only way by the results of a 30-mile race son, Fisher will report to the tional Country Club where the I know how." • didn't think he would be physi- Saturday afternoon. AFL club in July. famed golf tournament is held Woody Woodward cally able to attend the Masters Woodward Regular woulctet wa- Yarborough hopes to become SHOLAR's each year. nt it, but golf tournament this year. there should be some the only man besides retired 006; Buddy Arrington, Dodge, kind of award for that. Fred "I'm just not up to it," said Win Watch On TV The first time in his six ma- Lorenzen to win here three 143.617; Dick Brooks, , times the famed "grand stammer" "Certainly, if I den't go, I in- jor league seasons, Woodward in a row. 142.517; , Ford,139,- Yarborough said who is now 67 and ailing. "I tend to watch the final two has been told he has a regular he missed 643; and Don Tomberlin, Ford, the track record by changing just don't think I could take rounds on television. But that job this year. It mains a lot to 134.061, had nothing to do with my de- him. An awful rear gears that actually stewed Yarborough and Yarbrougbar REPAIR that lot. As much as AUTO 3/14-bour ear ride from Texas spends about 1115 mil- him down, here to Augusta. cision to stay home," Jones it means, he's still helping anoth- then changed back to driving the new Mercury Spoiler lion per year on golf course con- nis original gear set-up too late, "A plane ride would be much said. er fellow take it away. with the controversial 429 eng- Jones, because of his ailment, struction and maintenance. Others qualifying Thursday; ukker,' Jones added. "But by ine. Both were unable to qualify has not played tournament golf The other fellow is 21 * * * Paul Goldsmith, Dodge, 154.109; Ibe, time you drive to the Ur- -year-old Wednesday because their cars will be since the opening rounds of the Darrel Chaney, five years Bobby Isaac, Dodge, 152.974; Ri- ged here, switch to a plane, young- The red fox has a variety of didn't arrive in time. Buddy Ba- 1948 Masters. Four decades ago er than Woodward. Channey,look- chard Peggy, Ford, 152284; Lee ff the plane in Augusta and calls, variously described as equal ker, driving a 1969 Dodge, blew he was acknowledged as the top ed won as the Reds' next boy Roy Yarbrough, Mercury, 152.- a. out to the course - it ling, acmaming and barking an engine Thursday for the sec- tr: golfer in the world. wonder, switch hits and delivers 027, James Hylton, Dodge, 149.- • would be just about u hard." ond day in a row. Always an amateur, he re- the long ball, two things Wood- Health Gets Worn tired from regular competition ward doesn't do. He also had — has been growing In IMO, at only 38 years of age, 35 football scholarships, which Ifigeadfly weaker for many years after winning what was then Woodward never had either, but 6 liI being stricken 111Piefliorn CLOSED er in the mid known as the "grand dam"- he has considerable to learn abo- HIM by a disease of the spinal the U. S. and British opens and ut playing shortstop and the guy Axed. He still spends a few the U. S. and British amateurs. helping him every way he can 'hours a day at his Atlanta law "Of course I'm disappointed," is Woodward, the one with the office, but he is confined to a All Day On Jones said. "The Masters has most to lose. wheel chair. been very dear to me. But Superstars usually work that "I had a bad reaction to there's no sense in kidding my- way, not ordinary ballplayers. some antibiotics this past win- self. If I'm not up to the trip, Woodward is no superstar. He's ter and that has left me weak- I'm better off at home." no ordinary ballplayer either. If er than umal," Jones said. he can halp somebody else, he "However, there's always a wW and doesn't think that's un- SATURDAY chance I might feel better with- usual, That makes him more un- in the next couple of weeks and Nortre Dane usual yet. C might change my mind about Ming to the Masters." -aometx"dy helped me," he Names Captai says, going back a 'few years to Weekend TV Sports when he was with the Braves. Until Further Notice SOUTH BEND, Ind. UPI - Bob "I broke in as a shortstop but Arnsen, Saturday senior forward of the Mr, Bobby Bragan, the manager, OMR • Notre Dame I p.m. - East-West All-Star Pesky/than basketball team has wanted me to learn-how to play 'eine from Indianapolis (4). been succeeded as captain of the second base, too. Frank Bolling We invite you to come by for all your Irish by Austin Carr,a 6-3 sopho- I IS p.m.-Poll., Derby (I). was the one who taught me. We needs Monday through Friday, 7 'til 2 p.m.-Championship !towline (5). more guard from Washington, roomed together three years and 210 p.m.-Pro Bowlers' TOW (I). D. C. he impressed me more than any 5, or call 753-1751. J 0,171.-Oolf Classic (5). Arnsen, of Fort Thomas, Ky.. ballplayer I've ever met." MIND itjellk,m.-Natlonal Airlines Golf (4). !ha title for held the past two Woodward eventually took over • p.m.-Wide World or Sports fa). years in both his junior and sen- the Braves' second base Sunday job and The ior seasons. Bolling drifted out of baseball. 12 Noon -NHL Hockey. Montrael Thursday night Arnzen, who A guy sitting on the Reds' bench Canadiens at Boston Bruins (5). wW graduate this spring, was I p.m.-NBA Playoffs-Ertlurr Nevi remembered that and suggested named winner of the George Keo- HAPPN, AS A CARDINA1, is Joe Torre as he is shown here joined by his EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT York at Baltimore or Batton at to Woodward that Bolling had three-year old gab award, presented each year daughter, Lauren as he does situps in his Philadelphia (Titled Games) (ll)• actually helped him take away home in Manhasset, New York. Torre was happy with ) p.m -National Airlines Golf -Final to the squad's moot valuable play- his job. the trade that sent him to Si Louis from Atlanta and will soon join the Cards at their He also received the Round (4) er. award ''I guess that's about what it training camp. sophomore. -UPI Photo ) p m.- American SpOrtarnan I111. as a -tame down to," Woodward said. PAWL TOUR THE LRDORR & TIMES — MURRAY. ERNTUCILT SATURDAY — MARCH 19. 196O PI

New Trio Featured ANIO. Mrs, J. B. &Maim . • Phone 753-1117 or 75341147 At Style Show Of Music Department As exciting new trio set the musket pane for the Style Show held Teseday. March 18, by the Ni Wage Department of the Misr ray Wenn% Club. Chid Sims. owitge if Chuck's Hob CesNe. Prank el the Mel& eel PIG& cal Deportmat atm at Miss Nancy Murray Illige Unieweity, and Carol Holland Becomes tem Tiny WOK Weer leaciber Bride Of William Lawrence Mattingly he and Son Doesn't Fight, and =elk at Honey Siete, have anti Lovely Ceremony At Methodist Church bea. formed a combs. sell gipped de- Stawsisy, Marsha Ilehtial background mud& stu• •turkey sliest will be Clothes tram than lead stor- held 111tu at the Ceiba/ Returns es — Campus Csimml, CulltY 100 hen in &thee& Tears strand at BIM GA4, on's, Mademoiselle illtep. sad nes illymeored as ale TV By Abigail The Place — woes by Csibtler Van Buren misled Bead Boosters CM. brig local perms= 4 •• • if f DEAR ABBY: I have Tbe combo am by an II-year-old son who comes home HIM To• Mu old Idles twee plme- int crying nearly calisk *a Vanes Shows, to every day. Somebody "bir him. I tell him he ed at Sega Neese= Greve %- Ely Mould mesa gm mak he the =- hit them back, but be says be dome% NM to fight. Bed Medea* Cberdi from for the MO I have talked to other mitionrs ea the Meek, cub& A iliellsolkaa to PM pm.'veneered by Me nyn and they say Melie bivertolot said the trio a boy hassle horn bow *east HMI Che. the to petal limit and if be does, the bed combination ether a delightful .* * 0 atic boysThren't bogy bins so much. or sound mad knelt that this Have AudiosIs vlsoned by Pktvred Is James A. Lowery, NOM erode hasher as in 1 I am nst era* alma ihe OM aft my kb! gettiog beat vg UM will be very successteL Pi Kappa Pledge Class on the larkeey High School In Calloway County, denoting his Seth ahce all the Om ile I tuallim to *himself. He 'The Music Department doesn't Mem ex- steps of the Library at 3111U pint of bleed at the Red Cress Iliserhwabile in Mayfield sucl to me. He gess where ether pressed its appreciation Or kids are, knowing he can't get to the from 12 nom to three pm." Wednesday. Mrs, Ryan Isbell, chairman of Volunteers is pre- mar along with thlill aml is ping to end op Odic hit and Mores and to the models for •• • senting 1.wwwry a certificate of appreciation for Ms mestami- 0 II less tbe fort crying. So All Tirtile opinion, Abby? MOTHER thee job at the Style Show. *MAW& March 31 Ino cooperation with His bleed priograrri. Lowery is a seven Pressed' from the show tiori wg1 The Served Sunday Scheel gallon dewier. He pee his first &melon at the first visit of MAR MrsTWER! I eta cc:try bcy be used for mote soholsrittm. lase should learn Iowa is c-isse of the First Baptist the 13hoodonatina in Mayfield an July 3e, !rft defiled himself. bet 'mei is. use may alms have Is learn how to get Church will meet at the home (Photo by Joe Hayden) ales( better with the ether tido. ane Mrs. Gerald Carter of Mrs. Will D. Thornton at rapl 710 p.m. Mrs. Myrtle Hostess For Meet Well and bes DEAR ABBY: A Penis at saline made the mistake of jot- Mrs. Ray Moore are the class atrv Memorial teachers. ting a festnao se her fairielage gird to the effect that they Of Class of t "miss their Mrs. Gerald Carter °posed •• • two Milken lithe are- Slay at castle this yoga." her home for the tamable ef Tuesday, April 1 46, f rc My husband is the melts awe* tree-loader, and he im- mediately figured the Golden Circle Sunday School The Women's Society of Chris- - WALLIS that they had Mee spare room, so we DRUG Class of the Memorial Baptist ti= Service of the First United lip could go there for our vacation' Church held on Methodist Church will meet at thoi I can just see Thursday, the role I am ping to have to play to coin- March 27, at seven-thirty o'clock the church at ten a.m. with the WILL BE OPEN THIS SUNDAY flea primate for the free rooms. I'm sure my cousin wouldn't ex- In the evening. emotive board meeting at OAS etre pect me to do all the cooking and homework, but what wanes The guest speaker for the am. for your Drug, Prescription trot 4 ean move in • • • obt# on two people and not offer to do some work? evening was Mrs. Lloyd Con' and Sundry Needs We have an 8-room sell who spoke on Haswell and Murray Assembly No. house and, frankly, I'd like to get 111 WE WELL BE CLOSED . . . away from household chores on my vacation. Its home life there. She showed der of the Rainbow for Girls will From 11:90 a.m. to 1:08 pm. tor Church Beer out What do you suggekt? JUST THE HOUSEKEEPER slides taken of the islands while hold its regular meeting at the and her family were visiting the idasonk Hall at seven p.m. eral • • • •ceh DEAR JUST: If yen let year hissimad rope yea bete this her family during the Christ- kind Group pra of a "vaesties"—yearli deserve it. mas leilldays. I of the First Christian coal Daring the social hour re- amok OFF will meet with tion freshments were served by the Ms Richard Miller, 1103 Olive DEAR ABBY: I hope this doesn't sound plet like I am brag- hostess, Mrz Carter. Street, at ten a.m. Mrs. James '!*-eing, because I'm not. sysl Those present were Mrs. Den Hart will have the program and I married when I was le, and now, 19 years later, we Rogers, Mrs. Andy Rogers, Mrs. Mrs. Bill Van Meter the won' flea have as happy a home M anyone could find anywhere. Vance Ramage, Mrs. Noel Hen- ship. HAZEL CAFE • • • These are some of the things I've &me to make it so: dilx, Mrs. Jack Hale, Mrs. bee, In the morning I wake my husband with a cup of flab Joyce Houston, Mrs. Rendes Group II of the First Christ- NOW SERVING tens ian Church coffee and the morning paper. I've done this for years, but be Harroold, Milos Patience Her- CWF will most with MRS. WILLIAM LAWRENCE MATTINGLY * FRESH KY. LAKE CATFISH * em! always thanks me as though it is the first time. mold, and Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Frank Roberts with Mrs • hay, • • • SW= Scott as =hostess IL DI When he comes home in the evening, I again have fresh at Miss Nancy Carol Holland, of Kentucky Military Institute, * COUNTRY HAM & STEAKS * two pm. Mrs. Harlan Hodges the coffee made and the afternoon paper. Regardless of what daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Louisville, and is attending Private Dining they will give the program and Room pow are doing, the diildren always Mrs. Franklin Holland of 711 Elm Murray State University, major- run to the door to greet him. C. L Fair the devotion. (Call For Reservations) bern Before Street, Murray, became the ing in pre-dental. he gets home I make sure I have a fresh dress on, Igimmusi •• • A. M. to 10 P. M. 'I day a Wee bride of William Lawrence )att- For her going-away, Mrs. and that my face is nicely made-up, my hair combed, and The Delta Department Mr. and Mn. Harold By of ingly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Law- Mattingly wore a aqua blue when he comes in I leave all my problems of the day until he Murray Woman's Club will of Murray Route Six are meet rence Mattingly of 3122 Bobo- ensemble, a plain tailored dress has had his dinner and had time to relax And then I only at the club house at seven tO parents of a daugbter, p.m. link Road, Louisville, in a cere- with matching street length bring them up if they are important. Members please note change pair ty Kay, weighing seven pounds In mony performed at seven-thir- coat and bone accessories with Finally, after date. Hostessits will he face our evening meal, we read some passages born on Wednesday, March Mes- ty o'clock in the evening on a white orchid corsage pinned dames A. C. Saturday, of the Bible together and pray as a family. at 5:38 a. m. at the Murray- Sanders, W. I. Gib. March 15, I n the at her shoulder. besu son. Clinton Rowlett, Helen 9 When so many marriages are going on the rocks I simply Callowso County Hospital. Ben- Broadway United Methodist The couple will reside at 304 et:, Misses Ruby Simpson, /Cath- offer these things as suggestions for a happy Grandparents are Yrs. Church, Paducah. North Fourth Street, Murray, You Are Invited home. leen Patterson, Street, Murray, Ruble Smith, will continua their MRS. R. &, SAN ANGELO, TEX. Wei* IS Vine and Rev. G. E. Clayton, uncle of where they Southfield, Issas Henry. Flask Wells of •• • the bride and minister of church studies. DEAR MRS. S.: What a besotted We yea have. May it Mich., and Kr. and Mrs Roy • •• GOSPEL The Zappe Department of related activities, performed the MEETING ever be thus. I'll print year letter as am laspiratiss to others. Bynum of Murray Route Throe. the Murray Womsn's Club double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wells and will meet Greying Remedy at the club hot= at 7:30 Mrs. G. E. Clayton, pianist, Mn. Rosie Lee of Murray Routs p.m Strip greyness from linens DEAR ABBY: Thank you far suggesting to a reader who Redeem will be presented a program of nuptial NE1V Three are the groat grandpar- Mesdames safely by running them through PROVIDENCE CHURCH OF CHRIS wanted to express his appreciation to you by giving you James Sullivan, Robert music. She played "0 Perfect mon- ents. J. Mc- a regular wash cycle with 4 ey that, instead, be send it to his local Mental Court, James Z. King, and Bob- Love", Bamby, "Walk Hand in Health associ- • • • tablespoons of washing I by J. Weds. Hand", Cowell& "For You A- soda -- ation. nothing else. Floyd Darren Cabot Is the name • • • lone", Guhl, '1 Love You Tru- The suds that I am sure that any association would welcome this gift chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac appear are activated Wednesday, April 2 ly", Bond, "I Love Thee", Grits, by Dethrow, but if be really wanted to show his appreciation. he might Grope of Murray Route Five detergent residue, a build-up The ladies day luncheon "Because", D. Hardelot, "Wedd- of offer the most valuable gift of all--himaelf. More than money, he their baby boy, weighing will excess detergent remaining Evangelist be served at the Oaks Country ing Prayer", Dunlap. The trad- from we are interested ip personal invelmmesiL eight pounds five ounces, born past washings. This Club at 12:15 p.m. Members we itional wedding marches were residne • Most associations on Wednesday, March 28, at causes the greying. have volusgeer programs where a lay asked to make reservations ny used. Repeat the 4:31 a. m. at the lierroY-Callo- cycle until person can spend practically any asnamat of thme doing any Monday by calling one of the Bride's Dress the water is way County Hospital. completely 28-30 number of things to aid the mentally ill. Perhaps even more bestows, Mrs. Kenneth Adams, The bride, given in marriage clear. March They have one daughter, Saturday important than the services 'boas 7e3-337e, by her father, wore an original Friday, provided for the patient, le the Hope Lane, age two. or Mrs. Howard fact that Brandon 753-11080. gown designed by Eva of Eleg- and Sunday the volunteer may came to realize that a "reatal Grandparents are Mr. and patient" is • • • ance of white chantilly lace still a human being, and sot someone to be Mrs. Melvin Grogan of Murray To eliminate hair • The Cherry Corner Baptist over white bridal taffeta. The spray feared. Thanks, Abby NANCY GANNON, Route Five and Mr. and Mrs. build-up, mix a little dry Church WMS will meet at bodice was fashioned with a low baking Services SOUTH Clifford Rogers of the Evening 1 BEND. IND. Murray church *cooped neckline and long tap- soda with your shampoo To Route One. at 7:30 p.m. Bob Grown of Coe- • • • ered sleeves. The full skirt remove every last trace of 7:30 Everybody bes a problem. Wises years? Fee a permed valescent Division of the Mur- The Faxon Mothers swept into a fan shaped train shampoo, rinse hair with a glass repay write to Abby. illes eMee, Les Asselea, CoL, elleee md ray-Calloway County Hospital is Club will asset at that was chapel length. Her veil of water containing a teaspoon ember • seasspd. sellooddlressad awvolops. a greet grandfather. the Faxon School at • • • 110 p.m. A film on cancer will of misty English illusion was of baking soda. be shown. double tiered and waist length. FOR ABBY'S NEW 11100KLZT -WHAT TIIIEN-AGROS Kr. and Mrs. Joseph Lathain, •• • The veil cascaded from a spray WANT TO KNOW.- SEND 113.01 TO ABET. ROI UMW LOS 320 E. South Street, MaYlleld, The Flint of imported valley lilies. ANGELES. CAL. Meek announce the birth of a Baptist Church son, WMS is John Thomas, weighing seven schdduled to meet at The bride was carrying an ex- the church at seven p.m. pounds an ounces, born on • • • quisite cascading cluster of dra- • Thursday, March 27, at 5:35 matic white glamellias. Three Swiss watchmaking Thursday, a, m. at the Murray-Calloway April 3 Miss Revert), Ann Paschall of ANNOUNCING THE NEW ... figured how to firms recently County Hospital. The Dexter Homemakers Murray was maid-of-honor. She WHAVS add an automatic mechanism to Club Ommilimm ,.They have another son, Jo- will mist M Ole home of wore a pale blue dress with the complicated chronograph Latham, Jr., age three. Mrs. B. lace featuring an empire waist- without adding measurable, C. Edwards. to Grandparents are Mr. and • • • line. She also wore a corsage of WW1 NEW the thickness of the movement. John Latham of Arlington The Good three blue carnations. A chronograph is a precision Shepherd United d Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blair Methodist Chu,rch Robert Thomas Walden, Mill watch with the capability to WSCS will FarminPon. mot at the church at Cheyenne Drive, Owensboro, By United Press International • •• two p.m. record elapsed time and to • • • served as best man. Hang freshly washed ot function as a stopwatch. The For her daughter's wedding, ROAST BEEF Regular ironed clothes at your fingertips self-winding mechanism used in Ribbons and headbands -even The Garden Department of the bride's mother chose a dress Use a new clothes caddy It also the new Chronoinatic watch is a wide belts and ties-now can be the Murray Woman's Club will of pale blue knit, a Nene Don holds extra clothes Of guests' AWNS planetary rotor enclosed kept organized and free of meet at the club house at 1:30 creation. She wore navy acces- clothes, thus avoiding closet withie the watch movem wrinkles. These fashion musts psi Hostesses will be Mesdam- sories and a white orchid cor- clutter. The caddy roils along The weenses arm movements are hard to More but a handy es Hugh Houston, L. J. Horne, sage. "N" HAM the floor on five inch whet* Price and automatically wind th chrome plated pdget which Robert Douglas, James Hamil- Reception folds list for easy storage. No mainspring It record hangs over any closet door solves ton, George Hart, and_ Edgar Immediately following the stooping or bending to hang fifths-of-a-second with 30 the problem. Twenty-four Pride. *dding, a reception honoring clothes. The caddy extends from minute and 12 hour registers and prongs are two-iliches • • • couple was held in *he SANDWICH 34 to 56 bride's uncle, Rev. - inches. the 6% ea. calendar. wide-large enough hofbe4pf to keep Friday, AprIl 4 (Snyder Manufacto ri ng Co.. (Watchmakers of Switzerland everything neat and visible. G. E". Clayton, 113 Parker The Senior Citizens Club will 23rd and Westmoreland Streets, Information Center Inc.. 60S (Lee Rowan Co., Street. Paducah. 350, Fifth meet at the Community Center, Philadelphia. Pa Fifth Avenue., New The bride's table was over- Ave.. New York, N.Y.). York, N.Y.). Ellis Drive, at noon for a pot. SPECIAL •• laid with a lace tablecloth. The TODAY ONLY leek luncheon. Host-eases will tiered wedding cake was topp- Now achieve *a lovely be Mesdames Katie Overcast, ed by a miniature bride and pearlized leather finish by Mildred Sharpe, and Essie His. groom statuette. A crystal Buy spraying any shoe with 2 For The Price Of 1 lock. punch bowl held the punch and Peartosserice to make it glow. • • • Nigeria dish of nuto SCOTT DRUG Sfparkling golden and silver glow crystal complimented table arrange- 1205 Chestnut Street shoe sprays also are in a new the & 3rd One ments. For 50c line. The manufacturer says Mrs. R. T. Walden, cousin of these work on any leather or WILL AE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY the bride, and Mrs. G. E. Clay- synthetic to glamorize handbags PERSONALS ton served at the reception. for your Drug, or shoes. A patent finish Prescription spray Mr. and Mrs.-Ibrineend Work. Mrs. Mattingly is a 1968 grad- also is available in many and Sundry Needs colors. manwere the recent (Ueda of uate of Murray High School and Each two•ounce can is their dsughter, Mrs. James V. Open La attending Murray State Uni- KENTUCKY 12:00 a.m. till 6:00 nonflammable and non-toxic Edwards, FRIED p.m. Mr. Edwards, and Secretarial CHIRE yersity majoring in ntof and will finish two palm of children, Jeffrey and Jeanne, of Science , 1113 shoes, Sycamore the manufacturer says. Sedalia, Mo. Mr. Mattingly is a graduate • .• 1 4 fis I

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£Y-AW1I. 1969_ PAGE saw THE LEDGER C TIMIN — MURRAY. KENTUCKY 4 SATURDAY — MARCH 29, 1949 Protection Against Criminals? DENIES REPORTS WASHINGTON UPI - The Jord- anian Embassy has denied re)or- New Laser-TV Takes Pictures in the Dark ts King Hussein held a secret meeting with Abbe Eban,Israel's By JAMES N. MILLER foreign minister. It said the re. Central Press dasociation port, published Wednesday by Correspondent The New York Times, was a 6 NORWALK, Conn. - A new result of "deliberate misinfor- kind of television camera sys- mation fed to the press by Isra- ' tern, which has its transmitting eli sources ...." and receiving equipment in a unit, uses the white hcit beam of a laser, and needs no studio lights or other external illum!nation, has been tested NO INCIDENTS here. Even in complete dark- ness. "subjects appear on the TV screen as if in daylight WASHINGTON UPI - There ha- 4 brightness, and picture quality ve been no incidents against Am- is exceptionally clear," accord-. ericans in Pakistan since the ing to its developers, Perkin- new government took over, the Elmer. State Department said Weckses- Laser light (laser is an acro- clay. It said it was maintaining nym far "light amplification by diplomatic contacts with the gov- the stimulated emission of radi- ernment of Gen. Yahya Khan and ation") was first demonstrated the U. S. ambassador hiss not eighth rode teacher of in 1981. Today lasers have found it necessary to order ev- Runty, denoting Ms Sith shown practical importance in acuation of any Americans from loodnsoblia In Mrstflold such widely varying fields as the in of Volunteers Is pre- medicine, where quick and pain- country. Deletion for Ms ontstand- * leas operations can be per- pram. Lowery is a Oven formed with their aid; explora- tion of Mon tH the first visit of vast land masses where lasers show great JUMPS THE GUN I se.! IPA promise for use in aerial searches (Pho% by Jos Hayden) for meth- ane gas, and in lejisless photog- raphy, where the mysterious WILBURTON, England UPI - beams are being used to recon- Trevor Gammage, 12, got tired struct three-dimensional images of his collection of 3'7 pennies, of the original The new-type TV camera photographs in bright light (obey* and in Put scene. your money darkness (lower picture). It's a laser system with many uses includ- so he spent them on chocolate. Because the light emitted ing taking radar-like pictures of lawbreakers in pitch darkness, But he kept the list of the •from the laser - TV camera coins' dates, which he had written tUG comes from a single source, the electron beam of a standard and low intensity combine to down as he saved them. One of lighting effects are similar to television picture receiver, and make it virtually invisible. them was 1933. where those of a photo taken laser light energy reflected Thus, dark areas such as your with a boys are. from a IS SUNDAY flash bulb. For this reason the from the subject is sensed by a doorways could be scanned at Last week he learned effect of many light sources self-contained receiver, night without the knowledge of television program a 1933 penny rescription from different angles cannot be "The energy returned from any lawbreakers. With a prop- had sold for $6,000. Only 13 of obtained with the new system. the subject controls the inten- erly tailored system it would be the coins were struck in that Needs • • • sity of. the electron beam of the possible _to observe 'suspected year. . . . THE DEVELOPERS point TV monitor's pictu re tuyie, CriMinals at distances in excess help I. for Church Hoar out that "laser scans from sev- forming the image. The very of a mile. useful ,.•• • • eral different points are con- low energy emission Of RADIOS STOLEN about 4 ceivable, but might prove im- one milliwatt from the ANOTHER promising. area new unit has proved adequate where lasers are just now practical from the standpoint of be- James L. Davis of the Ten- us for imaging objects about 30 ginning to be used is in the cost." Single source illumine- Valley Authority, Chat- feet nessee tion, however, may prove corn- distant." field of optical signal process- Performance tanooga, Tenn., reported to the . pletely adequate under the new and range cape- ing. Oil prospectors are using bility of forms of this sys- this Murray Police Department system for specific uses such a* all technique for reduction and -help Thursday at five p.m. that three -on the 'scene" or "spot" tern "could be tremendously evaluation of earthquake re- TV radio Walkie-Talkies were sto- - news reporting. enhanced by utilizing the new! porting information. argon green-beam lasers, which • The method has many broad len from his truck parked at 4.9 AFE Lowers of many types have could provide output powers of uses in image interpretation as the Murray Plaza Court some- The American Red Cross. been developed, some with in- several watts. Other laser we'll, through antenna pattern time between six p.m. and eight INC tense power which virtually wave lengths also could be em- analysis, matched filtering, and a.m. the night before. emit "bullets of light" which. pioyed. CATFISH * signal spectrum analyst*. One have a life of only a fraction of "versions of this type of sys- use is as a means for quickly a second. The gas laser uses in k STEAKS * tern also could have application, and automatically locating cer- the new system is of far lower a lunar or planetary landing train human blood cells for gen- toom power, but emits its pure light aid for spacecraft. For close- etic studies, Lions) beam continuously. range use the simpler helium- The new system also looks '1 day a wee Under the laser-camera sys- neon lasers are preferred." promising as an all - weather Asa jigutight LAS); Lk. f,,....4,.;;•„s„,,,46,. landing aid for aircraft, ape- less laser is n POSSIBLY the greatest po- cifically as a direct vision video • to scan the subject through a tential use of laser-TV is for "radar" effective from an alti- pair of rotating, diamond- covert surveillance for law en- tude of several hundred feet. faceted mirrors. The fast line forcement agencies. 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0 Week Old Fly layer Fishing There's good reason why .1 0 White plentiful. A fe- Bass flies so Versatie are male lays its first batch of eggs in lees than a week after being hatched. Probably the white bass are the most Fronded. Ky.,(Special) - on Wahmimid temperammtal of all tithes that ambit Kambicky eaters. But with rt Booklet all ask idlosyscrattc acting they are the irooriteof a great many Con Improve Habitat * -llamas, itscatartly Ss simsdpold of edibility la be- FRANKFORT, Ky. UPI- Im- Department of can of lively Wean they air.awe bombed. Also, the white proved fishing was reported be- The Agriculture h a s published a U are almost a year 'read Ma- Oat is they may be caught in fore rain and high winds drove vi▪ "Ponds and Marshes for Wild IL Thelashodsof Maki kw the white lakes this week- all be stomas except a asupia. fishermen off the Nit* on Farms and Ranch- • Asher- bus are as varied as tbdraciloss. The astir, his Oa bait end, the State Department of Fish es." This important little book maa, the troller, all earn Ida fla match oilers,*sag some time Wildlife Resources said to- and It (No. 2234 available from GOI oi the year, a cballege to sash of Sea type flaesbasa. day. the Printing Of- Government at, Lim the degas,the WM boss agage In a am*rum la the The lake-by-lake rundown: fice for 10c, tells landowners weather lower how to the population III elsrlY 11111611, sousethme la liar* or April, acanthi to Lake Cumberland - In the increase Go of "ad ducks by 1 otamiliess, tail is dada Mk suds boo shallow tributaries section, white bass fair to good imnroving ,day Duane* creeks, crappie fair, existing ponds and marshes of buemsobels Ilat Silt gnarl sae Oa most In heads of Vol deluge is premise le 111, black bass kir by jigging, trout end by properly building and new ones. This is Stan Irma tempintares War *road as 10 Odra mart fair below the dam. Kid-section developing • Se valor a good "how to do it" book- WItt be altos had file the smaller tributaries. move up the lake fair to good at four feet They crappie let for anyone interested in dayt to the aod may math to that area for bass very 110111111 iketelbelariss around the bushes, black •vaterfowl habitat improve- several aye WPM maons are right for lass to move Into the fair by jigging. Upper section, ment. IUD stream. It is Own Oat Rama* troll the area or cast it wilb shad- trout in heads of creeks,scatter- Pszt like miumais awl catch great numbers of this fine fish eves bdore ed white bass. Water 42-46 de- A third major family campground will open and Tennessee. Sites for primitive camping ion. they law pumetrabod Se analog locale.. grees. this summer to accommodate the growing also are available at 20 lake access areas along as move comes number of campers at Land Between the the 300 !cites of shoreline that border the Thee they move tsto Ine didIow meter and with this Lake 13arliley - In Litter River LEA by frantic flabsrmea. This occurs to some degree and black bass Lakes recreation area In western Kentucky area. ttntastic fishing are., good crappie • A, horn in all lakes in Ikkh the flits Use, but most especially in Lake catches were reported on minn- minnows and do-jigs. Water 50- history of the Land Between the sl Herrington, Lake Camberd and Dale Hollow, ows, bluegill fair. Dam area, bla- 54 degrees. Lakes area, from the early days I ed. I Perhaps, the best adios to be made at this time will be on ck bass and croppie fair. Below Barren River Reservoir -Whi- New Facilities To Lure of Indian occupation through its tuck minnows, usuany about two incises 'wag, hut the Cattgerfs snao- the dam, white bass good, biacks te bass good in upper section on heyday as an iron-productvg ' Lem like lures will argils about this and probably with justification. and crappie off the riprap on do- spinners and do-jigs, fair catches eon and onetime moonshine wide- writ key capital to its Equally skilled minnow adman and costars would battle to a jigs. Water 49 degrees. of blacks by jigging. Water 51 emergence as - More Visitors To Lill one of America's most popular Bill were their costagad. many degrees. draw methods to be contend. Dewe Lake - Scattered crappie recreation areas. Clar GOLDEN POND, KENTUCKY service buildings, boat launch- The minnow rig is numb Ike that mad for crappie. There'll be and bluegills reported. Water 47 NOlin Reservoir - Black bass Camp Energy, a youth camp- the minnow hooked either mar the dorsal fin or in the lips. Above good by jigging, fair to good cat- -Land Between the Lakes, the ing ramps, playgrounds, cooking degrees. grills, picnic ground opened last sununer, is CAL be sinkers, enough to make the minnow stay on the ches of around stickups. big outdoor recreation area that tables, and swim- this bait will Herringtoo Lake - Some limits crappie ming beaches. Camping is on a stretches 40 miles bentallim two of rainingmping" groups thinl bottom in some cases and In gibers enough to keep the cork level of black bass were caught on med- Water 49 degrees. first-come-first-served basis. ulario(t7youngwithpeotr•le.t- America's largest man-made The year-round camp ie a fluid on the top of the water while the minnow swims about three feet ium deep lures, some white bass Rough River Reservoir -Crap- lakes, was host Campsites within the developed is located to more than a on Energy Lake, a 970-acre sub. bout underneath. This rig will be fished in the eddies, or it may be in heads of creeks, crappie catch- pie good by still-fishing minnows, million visitors in 1968. With campgrounds are $I per night. impoundment of Lake Barkley. tor used above or below swift riffles. In tact, when the run is is full degrees. fair catches of white bass, blacks added lake access areas and the es fair. Water 45 with 25c additional for electrical Camp Energy has four separate Sam bloom it won't matter much where the lure is so long as it's in the Kentucky Lake - Black bass off deep banks on deep runners. opening of a new major camp- outlets, and 25c additional for loops, each Rout ground, it will be able to ac- with twelve camp- water. Now at this same time there'll be the casters, either in were good in Blood River area Water 46 degrees. trailers with holding tanks. There sites per loop. Modern shower boats in the larger tributaries or on the banks of the smaller ones, Buckhorn Crappie good, white ctmunodate still more visitors is a two-week maximum oc- buildings, by casting meclium deep runners, this year, rest rooms, and who will catch fish-for-fish with the minnow dunker and claim that scattered catches of crappie at bass fair at creek heads, blacks cupancy in the campgrounds., shelter beu 11 cting s are availed e, sra Lying astride the border of Among the most popular tacit- and he is having more fun. stump level.. Below the dam, by casting dollflies. Water 46 western free canoes are provided to ship Kentucky - Tennessee, tttes here-with boaters, fisher- campers. Hiking, the most exasperating thing about the white bass' habits is good white bass and crappie on degrees. this heavily wooded area once boating, fish- At men, and hunters are the twenty ing, swimming, and nature study ial that they may be biting like copperheads on a given day then, as if was famous for moonshine whis- lake access areas located along Claarmapcsditevistieasrewith$3 user Call turned off by some magic wand, will quit, often not to resume their key and a pioneer iron industry. the shorelines of Lake Barkley groups. Now Campsites activities for as many as two days. fish. The alteas over the points are prime targets for the troller it is a mecca for campers, and Kentucky Lake. These areas night, with a •Euri hunters, maximum of eight Rain and muddy water will aLso turn off the white bass, although have luck alongside a deep bank and often right out fishermen, boaters, pic- have boat launching ramps, people per site. Nur who may also nickers, and those who enjoy Reservations if muddy water persists biologists believe the white bass will in the middle of the lake. On occasion trolling can be highly pro- picnic tables, cooking grills, and are accepted throughout the year. htldng and driving in an un- chemical the persistent sports- toilets. Although de- A new attraction planned for TUU spawn only to have its ens buried under silt or washed away. ductive and it definitely offers fishing for spoiled area full of wildlife that signed primarily for day-use The white bass run usuittly continues, intermittently, for about man who desires action, although not much, even in the hottest ranges froni-haid eagles to wild activities, they provide ideal this fall is the introduction or Shop three weeks. Some fishermen are as eccentric as the white bass weather. writers and deer. campsites for the out-doorsman a buffalo herd In the southern for and fish only for this striper during their spawning season. After Land Between the Lakes is who is looking for something a part of Land Between the lakes. Mal The the rim is over they'll put up their fishing tackle and not fish again Night Fishing With Minnows being developed by the Tennes- little more primitive than the buffalo, once native to this see Valley Authority as a na- area, will be located in the SRL mdll *tout the same time next year. developed campgrounds. Five of Prior tional demonstration in out- Creek Walley near the former Perhaps more white bass are caught at night during the hot the lake access areas have Saw door recreation and conserva- drinking water. There are no village of Model, Tennessee. The in 3 months than during the entire season by Theo Back Into The Lakes summer and early fall tion, with major emphasis on fees for using these facilities, buffalo herd will be the first of 753-1 other methods. camping, day-use recreation,and Another new visitors' attrac- several visitor attractions it inusediateiy Movie" the white bass run the fish return to the The night fisherman will need much patience and an A-1 type of conservation education. There tion in Land Between the Lakes planned for that area. lake yaw am Ibilr way hack somm of the very finest catches insect repellant. He'll also need, of course, a boat, many lanterns, are no commercial facilities that appeals to children of all Visitors can reach Land Be- WO? within Land Between the Lakes; tween the Lakes from the are maim M ids de they an faddy 'gracious and will literally several rods and reels, a goodly supply of lively minnows, and he'll ages Is Empire Farm, an edu- north newt however, there are ample over- cational off U.S. 62 and 641, from the hit aspEniag lat Is Ram at 11011.-TImpli flat be bad ear the be wise if be also wlll takeitIonga cotiple of sandwiches and a jug of facility being developed Well night accommodations, restau- In the Conservation south off U.S. 89, and from the womb Id biter 141 sat over the entire He'll need his ice cooler, also, for in it tie can better pre- Education you. of 1110 irEolery spread coffee, rants, and boat docks nearby on Center, in the northern part of the east and west by U.S. 68 which Mk kat Ma mud NOM of tIA fasted Mae there is - white serve the whites that he catches at night. - crosses the area, the opposite area. The farm gives visitors, CON bug la Se jape. Each fisherman has his pet location for night white bass fishing shores of Kentucky For additional information. Lake and Lake Barkley. and particularly children, the bee Abed ideblay the dad lave spawned andsdiesied up. They offer and it is difficult to oust him from his chosen spot. He'll go there opportunity to see how a farm is write Land Between the Lakes, These lakes, connected by an Tennessee Valley ginnl a *lima for the fwitglag whites and ass the minnows reach time and again and most usually he'll catch fish. He reasons, with operated and to see and touch Authority, Gol- open canal near the two dams, den Pond, Kentucky 42231. April about tow aches in L,the Ignites will be bud nearby bursting justification, U the whites have been there once, they'll be there provide almost 3,300 miles of domestic farm animals and typ- throe. iliegeliools as Imo udwarrs swim nartbe vases surface. again. By his very persistence he's apt to catch more fish than shoreline and some of the best ical farm crops. With only one CON child in It's fishing in America. Kentucky twenty living on a farm Popl, lima Sat a well pbad, ded•like beris, east Ma the swirling many others. In America today, Empire Farm mem, MK in all gababRity be gabled op with much vim. Fact He'll know his location and he'll be acquainted with the area Lake has anational reoutation for need big, slab-sided crappie and the is designed to play a valuable boat so that he may fish in exactly the right an of Ent luiller is ilatit mg He IMMO for a fisherman to bring In which to tie his bass • fishing in Lake Barkley role in the overall conservation In WO vidan am ems hire, so eager are they to hit the offering. spot. Usually he'll anchor before nightfall and enjoy a few hours has been exceptional the past education program being de- This, of oars; as Moly be de wheo the fish that first latches of rest and relaxation before the whites take over his attention. two years. veloped in Land Between the sem on laves aite more of the hod dangling outside its mouth. Sometimes he may have the whole night to himself, the whites There are two major family Lakes. The farm also displays old farm Cava the right time and the right place, a skilled fisherman the temperamental fish that-they are, but this doesn't happen campgrounds in Land Between the implements that were being used in the "'Tween the Rivers" • oftem Ins little trodie in limiting out his 60 white bass in a couple often. Usually before the night is over, the fish will have moved Lakes, and a third - Piney- will open July 1. area, WO these give some older of des. We not always this way, however. Cu many occasions the in and that is Ill that is necessary. Piney is locat- ed on the Kentucky Lake visitors a chance to reminisce. Maws will continue he'll use a fairly heavy shore- for only a short time and the fisherman must He'll fish maybe up to 40 feet deep and line in Stewart County, Terms.- A visual interpretive program eked and deal from one Amp to another in an attempt to satisfy sinker on his 10 to 15 pound test line he fishes right over the side see, near the former site of with slides, movies, and counter Ms fishing yen. He may obtain a couple from one jump, which will of the boat. He'll keep a sharp eye on the tip of his rods and when Fort Henry, a famous Civil War displays is being pawned for • dowser, then his to another where he'll pick up maybe a couple there is a slight tug he'll hoist away with all vigor. His line will embattlement. The new camp- completion this spring. mars, ad so on throughout the day. The best time to watch for the more than apt become tangled with his two or three other lines ground will have 100 tent and Center Station, the major vis- itors' haps is in the early morning and late afternoon. To be sure, they that he is using, but that's all a part of the business, and he'll trailer sttes with electricity and center in the Conservation an Education Center, is being are mit to be badge a windy day Often, when conditions are favorable, he'll additional ZOO units are , com- when the water surface is rough, go right on fishing. planned ibir future pletely refurbished. A new in- the same time and development. IWO ransom Nag that you'll be unable to locate them. probably get bites on more than one pole at the Two existing campgrounds offer terpretive program with a var- This There's Always Trolling that will cause him some trouble, too, but he'll enjoy it all. more than 500 campsites. iety of displays is being develop- Often the whites will be caught also by casting, mostly off the Hillman Ferry Campground will ed for the station and is scheduled for Iltrovalmot the mummer months there's trolling for white bass. points and they are not opposed to taking a minnow that has been open April 1 and Rushing Creek completion by early sumnter. ALWAYS hold • on May 1. All The displays will help the This is aecompliiimi with a deep running lure, usually, although proffered the crappie. All in all the white bass is a valuable mem- three camp- visi- grounds have modern central tor relive a part of the eoldrful a median dam ruiner of the shad-like variety, will often catch ber of Kentucky's family of fishes. matches till cold. immo map Deem.0 eame eme ie. ems.0 Am. 0 insp. eiew oem.o ens.omiss.o•sms. .mmeo moo.vim,. ammo4mte o*me eme oewe o mme *ma oemee emne0 eme .41M0 in. Ano 0.4o 0.10. impo Agnio 0Am. 0 Am.II 4.000 •Nno. 0 •=0• 0 410M0 0 41Ino . . I MURRAY HOME 6 AUTO. SUE and Mu • • FINS 'N FEATHERS • CHARLIE'S •I "VISHIGLM AN'S HEADQU A RTERA" I 6.0 Zenith TVs r• Sporting Goods • * Famous Fish Dinners • • Chestnut 9treet Murray, Ky. • with Hush Puppies 111 I • Phone 753-2571 S. FRIENDS :* ` .* Mighway 4111 Auras,Ky. I • .004‘41-811INNS 4 441 1114411111-11414 1414MOLIFIRIFSle** 41 * eke* 41 atis*** **is etat * sos * ei ...... 1 * 4 * • * I Tin LIBERTY • :Harmon Whitnell : 41 • Super, Market ,i, TAYLOR ! 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PAGE SEVEN THE LEDGER A TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY • SATURDAY — MARCH 29, 1969 AUTOMONLES POI'AU POR RISiT INERVICES OPPIR111) 1967 OLDSMOBILE OS Luxury 4-BEDROOM one panelled) two- 00181$: At dud, sedan. Burgundy Meek 2 reeler with story brick home for rent. New seed 5 wilted vinyl roof, with factory air Million% Pre- sod gas furnace, carport, large utili- miers Pride by ilimewell all power. 1965 Comet 4-door Pre- ty. Excellent location, 1000 mien Sarigra Mg** It* by sedan, V-8. Automatic, power Sthirp Street. Available April Ka** ardete. Waft steering. Cain and Taylor Gulf 5. Key WANT is at 206% N. 1016 fit. le USA. Om registered Webb Station. Corner of OM and Main. ADS Murray. Writ* Bob Gam, MB MM. thawtype. Bales Tr M-31-C S. W. 10th Street, Ft Lestlar- lag—Reading, Blackwell Str NOTICE UAL ESTATE POft KALB MAL MATE 1965 BUICK lin Phone 524434L Mee. Rental, Murray. POI SALE POR SALO FOR SAL3 Elects* =5. Black Ky. Phone 7534977. March-31.O ELECTROLUX SAM & FIVE ACRES, landecaped. villY1 roof, factory air and all NEWLY DECORATED 3-bed- leo Beau- ON BRA-WA Circle, 3-bedroom HARLEY-DAVIDSON Chopper. power. vies, Box 113 Murray, Ky.. tiful trees, % mile 1965 Mustang. Automat- mom furnished apartment with KITCHEN C. west of central sir and basaboand hest, Very good condition, new motor LAKE COTTAGE ic. Console LOOK old and drab? M. Seeders. Phone $134178, Country Club. % — Instant liv- In the floor. Cain kitchen and den Air condition-'M fuss. mile south of walk-in closets, 2 baths, Lege end reconditioned trananisdon, ing in a completely and Taylor No mess, Just Pull Your EY- April-16-C Hwy. 121. First left furnished Gulf Station. Corn- er, carpet and *Metric Met. old cabinets turn west utility room with sink and cobt- springer front sod, flanten bar ready to live in er of lith and out and have beau- of Penny Road. This is home. The Main. M-31-C Married couple only. Lauded tiful new cabinets. an op- nets. Large living mom. mounts. Call 7534199 after cheapest way to buy Ken-Ten GORDON'S FISH portunity to build your dream a second 100 South 13th Wed. May be Building Supply, & Fruit Mark- AT 1503 STORY, we have a 3- 5:00 p. m. TFNC home. Murray Mobile 1960 New Yorker, 207 /triple, et, Mghway 94, 2 home on five acres in the co- bedroom, Homes, factory men at Kelly's Pest Control. phone 753-6583. M miles west of central best and air, Hwy. 641 South. Phone air and all power. Extra -29-C Eggoers Ferry Bridge. Fresh untry. Or develop five one-we carpet, ail built-ins, has nice JUST A FEW left: BIC Office nice. 1965 Buick LaSebre with ITC M-31-C7533640. WILL DO oil changes, oil Kentucky Lake catfish every lots with good building site on hinny room, on nice kit. Special, 3 dozen peas for the factory air, power steering and filt- TWO-BEDROOM trailer. Eire- ers, lubrications and car wash- gay. Vine ripe tomatoes, field each lot For quick sale $4,500.- WE HAVE one of the finest price of 1 dozen. $10.44 value, brakes. Cain and Taylor Gulf bit DISGUSTED with painting old hest, air conditioner. Rent, es, L D. Workman Oil Co., grown, 160 lb. by the basket. oo. farms we hive ever seen at only $5.88. Ledger and Times Station. Corner of tlth and Main. 408 walls? We are known for bet- 160.00 per month. Phone 480- South 4th. Standard gas 29 9/10 per. Coldwater. You have to look Office Supply Store. A4-NC M41-C 3823 A-9-C gal. NICE three-bedroom home ter quality paneling at reason- M-39-C Wileiseale and Retail. Open 7 at this place to appreciate it. WILL KEPT with aluminum siding in Hazel, 1968 HONDA 90 Scrambler. Ex- able prices. Ken-Ten Building 1965 OLDSMOBILE small children in ENO a Snit April-24-C Has beautiful home and out. 88, 4-door HOUSE TRAILER, air condi- my home Ky. Has living room, kitchen- cellent condition. Helmets in- Supply, 207 Maple, 753-8583. hardtop week days. Phone buildings. with factory air and tioner, garbage disposal, out- 753-6648. EDNA MILLER is dining &TIM, hardwood floors, eluded. Phone 753-4526. M41-P M-29-C power. M-29-C now working THREE-BEDROOM on Wiewell 1955 Chevrolet, 6-cylind- door storage. Located down- part time at Doris' Beauty built4n range, cabinets, nice er autoniaUc, power steering, camping Sa- Road, has central had and air, 10' x 52' TWO-BEDROOM trail- 14' JOHN Boot 81" beam, Polar town. Cali 753-8017 or 753-1257. ▪ lon. Call 753-8474 for appoint- bathroom, electric heat, storm 4-door sedan. Cain and Taylor areas along carpet, built-ins, carpoet. Is- er plus one square acre lot. Kraft. 30 H. P. Elgin electric M-311-C ment. M-31-C doors and windows. A utility elated on Start Gulf Station. Corner of 8th and HOLDS "WORK-IN" border the nice lot. Call 7534563 days, NEON and steering plus trailer. 3-ROOM building 18' x Price $13,- REAL NICE Call Main. M-31,C FURNISHED apart- LEADING TRIPLE A rated three-bedroom, nights. A-3-C 753-7467 before 3:00 p. m. ment with 800.00. a large den private bath, newly home manufacturers of erection with fireplace, liv- M-20-P 1964 CIIEVROLE'T Impala, 4- decorated. ing room. This 1968 MODEL Stylem,ar 12' x 30' Phone ORPINGTON, England UPI - he land Between the * al homes, PHA and VA approv- BEAUTIFUL Country Is a reel pretty door sedan, autocratic, power Estate. house inside mobile home. Carpet in living 1988, 160 HONDA with scram- 153.4048.H.22-c Factory worker Joe Wright, 49, , from the early days ed. Wanted in the Murray, Ken- Three-bedroom and priced at $18,- steering and brakes. Tinted !cupation through its / stone home on 800.00. room, air conditioner and king ble equipment, $400.00. Call has found a novel way to boost tucky area, a builder-dealer. For Located on North 18th glass. 1063 Chevrolet Impels, I- ONE4EDBOOM furnished in iron-producing re- i a doping yard with Street. Niro bed. Phone 703-7447. 753-7224, M-30-C a, Britain's export production - a Information and brochures, trees. Garage apartment, door hardtop. White. Cain and peelsomat. located on Broad time moonshine svtde- two BEAUTIFUL 3-bedroom 1141.0 "work-in." write: Regional Sales Manager, large barns for horses. brick TREAT YOURSELF' to a gift Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of Street. Couples only. For ap- to its emergence as _ 13% ac- veneer in Canterbury of Wright convinced his friends n-ica's most popular Bill Wingfield, 38 Blake Drive, res fenced, five miles west estates. BABY BED. Size 18 boys sport beauty and distinction. Table 6th and Main. M-31-C pointment phone 4934534 after i on Two baths, central of to bring beds and install them kreas. Clarksville, Tenn. 37040. 11-31-C Mayfield Hwy. Known as "Bell heat and cost. Phone 7533896. M-31-C half-price gift items. Complete 510 p. m. M-29-C air, all built-ins. 1964 PONTIAC Grand Prix, with in the cafeteria of the floor orgy, a youth camp-! Pony Farm". If interested in With this new line of picture framing. - a house you can choose NEW HEAVY factory air and power. RUMNESS BUILDING cleaning machine ried last summer, is 1 CALL luxurious life in the open spac- your own DUTY disc blad- Visit The Gallery, one block 1963 on Hwy. factory where 753-8061 for pure city In carpet and colors. es. Cooker Dodge, 4-door sedan. Cain 641 in Simi. Suitable they are employed indarity with tent- drinking es and an opportunity to have blades and plow from Five Points on Mayfield and for body so they can oupa of young people. waterNiVill pump and THREE-BEDROOM brick points. Get our Taylor Gulf Station. Comer shop, clenti-tm atop work shifts 0 4 to flush a real horse for pony farm, and price before you Hwy. Hours, 115 daily. A-3-C of or retail "right around the *and camp is located out your cistern. Ask a- marble in Meadow Green buy. Vinson Tractor 0th and Main. M atom. Cali Ralph clock" bout Precast commercial or for pleasure. Acres Company, -31-C Latimer 408- over the weekend to ful- -ski, a 370-scre sub- concrete cisterns Large living room with 753-4802. 8731. fill for trailer, Immediate possession. fire- May-1,C 1980 PONTIAC M-31-P a special rush order. St of Lake Barkley. 1. home or cabin use. place, kitchen. Has built-Ins and Venturi 2-door gy has four separate i Sam Harris Water Service, ONE-HORSE trailer, $66. Good hardtop New motor and auto- BRICK HOUSE on 908 North ONE OF THE best In a popular pretty paneling. Paved drive HELP WANTED MAMA TO,CONFER with twelve camp- Route 5, Murray, Ky. A-1-P way condition. Phone 753-7670. matic tranemission. Call 753- one Week from Univer- oop. Modern price range. New three-bedroom to double airport. shower o IN A-1-P WANTED: Short-order night 6660. sity. Newly decorated, available rest rooms, and 1 brick home, on a level lot 128' x MEDIUM priced homes we have cook. Apply in poem, Ton now. Contact T. G. Shelton, Udinea are available, STONE SALES has received a MIT, in Fairview Acres. A nth- a 2hedroom frame on 1057 V-8 4-door Chevrolet 1983 FORD Fairla.ne 500, 4-door WASHINGTON UPI - Sir Sretze North 18th and holm's Drive-in, 'Eh & Chen 1709 Calloway. M-31,P noes are provided to 0 shipment of Indiana limestone. division of brick homes exclus- Street, $12,000.00. 2 H. P compressor. Call sedan, automatic and power Khania, president qt Botswana, Three-bedroom 7=- nut liking, boating, fish- i A building none for resident- ively; and off the main thor- frame at IN 2930, Brandon Dill. A-1-C steering 1963 Pontiac Catalina OFFICE SPAZE, % !took from will confer with American and kg, South 14th and nature study ial and commercial buildings. oughfare. See and compare for Street, $12,000-00. 4-door sedan. Cain and Taylor Court House. Newly carpeted World Bank officials next week activities with user , 4BEDROOM, South ASTIR WANTED: Call 753-3754 after 5:00 p. m. yourself. Full price $18,500.00. 15th, $12,- PUPS Part pr full time Gulf Station. Corner of (Rh and sad paneled, central air condi- on a $50 to $60 million loan mpaites are $3 per lir Dirk Pogue, East Highway 500.00. A. K. C. REGISTERED Muth- waitress Apply in` person Mein. a maximum 04, after 11-31-C tioning. Phone 753-7111 A-3-C he is seeking for his country of eight Murray, Ky. A-5-C CALLING Any of these houses are real shund. Perry McClarney, 312 3:00 p. m. at Tom's Pima Ps- site. Reservations ,.. ALL City Farmers— from the World Bank. Secretary twenty-two nice places. So. 15th., 753-7118. A-4-C hoe. M41 1962 CHEVROLET UPSTAIRS d throughout the year. 1 acres approximately -C Impala sta- ftulailMed start- of State William P. Rogers will two miles from southwest TWO-BEDROOM frame on Sy- tion wagon. Automatic, meat. Two bedrooms, ttractkm planned for TIRED OF mopping floors? City SELF - PROPELLED Jacobeson WANTED: Cook and waitresses. power living host him at a luncheon, Limits of Murray. With press Creek Road. Has full base- steering and brakes. room and bath. Air condition- • the Introduction of Shop Ken-Ten Building Supply a good power lawn mower, 2 years old, Contact El Pine Inn Restaurant, 1982 Pont- three-bedroom aluminum siding ment, nice furniture, one acst iac Catalina, 2,-door hardtop, ing. Water and heat furnished. ierd in the southern 1 for all your carpet needs, 207 of 21 inch. Coat $190.00, for $35.00. Highway 68 K Jonathan Creek. borne. Two-cer carport, good land, $6200.00. with air. Cain and Taylor Gulf Phase 753-3948. A-1-C d Between the Lakes. Maple, 753-8583. 11-29-C THREE Also folding steel dining table A-1-C once native barn, large pond and 14 acre -BEDROOM stone in Cir- Station. Comer of 8th and Main. BUILDING suitable for automo- N'* Your Guide To * to this wenn. and 4 chain and 2 large oak a located in the Prior I HELJARC WELDING. McMillen Corn base. Priced to sell This is a fine place M-31-C bile badness. Four electric $15,- and the chairs. Call 753-5978. A-1-C OPEllING tor experienced car- :ey near the fernier Specially Welding, specializing 000.00. owner is ready to sell. doors, air-compressor, gas heat, Has penter with local building con- 1961 RAMBLER. lode', Tennessee. The i. In Marine equipment. Phone large bedrooms, living A COMPLETELY eqiupped trail- Good fishing excellent lighting, hot water GOOD EATING d will room, tractor. All work in Murray car. First good offer be the first of s A 753-7305. CHOICE LOTS—Fairview Acres large den, double garage er. Perfect for camping, also accepted. and good location• Phone 753- isitor attractions o — and paved driveway. area. Good pay for the rigid See at Boone's Cleaners MAKE IT A PARTYI Kingewood — Lynnwood a 1963 GMC pick-up, V-8 with on Main. KIM A-1-C dot area. Estates — Sherwood Forrests ANOTHER 3-bedroom brick ve- csanper. man. Must have tools and trans- A-3-C MEET YOUR FRIENDS can reach Call Terry Yates 436- Land Be- WONVERING what to get and Locust Grove Road. neer in Circarama. Large 2157 portation. Year round week. For a Delightful Treat ekes from the those lot, A4-P 1982 CHEVROLET Impala, DESERVES CREDIT north / newly weds? Lot "The FULTON YOUNG built-Ins. Has a large living Call 753-8260 for further infor- 2- Preen South of the Border, t and 641, from the 1 Wishing Realty, 4th door hardtop. Black with Well" In Western Auto and Maple Streets, Murray, room and dining area. This mation. M-314 red THE HOLIDAY INN S. 89, and from the help Ky. BUY WOOL SLACKS and sweet- Interior. 1988 Oldsmobile Delta set by U.S. 68 Foil. M-20-C Office phone 753-7413. Full= house is priced to sell. Invites You to it's which 0 en at half price. Spring sports- IS, 2-door hardtop. Cain and WASHINGTON UPI - Former , area. Young, home phone, 753-4048, IN BAGWELL Manor we have WANTED: Housekeeper 3 * MEXICAN BUFFET * COMPLETE AUTO Repair wear arriving now. Stop and 5 Taylor Gulf Station. Corner of Sen. Paul H. Douglas of ditkmal information. I will R. B. Patterson home phone, a 3-bedroom, kitchen and den days a week. Needs own trans- Illinois Wednesday Evening be closed all day Saturdays see. The Stripe Shop, 603 8th and Main. M-31-C says Housing and Urban Between the Lakes, , be- 438-5607. M-31-C combination, 1% baths, carpet. portation. Call after 5:30 p. m, Develop- S 'HI 10 p. m. Valley ginning the first Saturday South 4th St. April-1114 ment Secretary George Authority, Got- a in Here is a house well worth the 753-2792. A-1-C 1960 CHEVROLET pick-up Romney Dine To The Music antucky 42231. April. ITC money. Better has "excellent "views on hous- ,4 THREE-BEDROOM brick check on this GREY NIGHTCRAWLEBS and truck. 1965 Buick Skylark, 4- of The Tradition house, one. Jut one year ing. Douglas, head of the National CONTACT bent Wright at full air conditioning, all old. Red Worms. Be sure and try CHIROPRACTIC receptionist door sedan. Cain and Taylor — RESERVATIONS — elec- ON DORAN ROAD Commission on Urban Problems, Poplar for your income tai tric, large living-dining room you will see thaw Grey Nightcrawlers! For wanted, full time * Etberton- Gulf Station. Corner of 8th and ACCEPTED this fine 5-bedroom home, this vicinity Main. said Romney "deserves a lot of needs. Call 7534721 for appoint combination, large kitchen and all the Grey Night- Wuest Chiropractic Center. Call M-31-C Phone 753-5986 carpet, kitchen with built-ins, crawlers are very new. They are credit" if he makes good on his meth. wrec utility storage area, carport, on 7534642 or 753-7828. A-1-C 1967 dm with fireplace, open stair- resistant to beat and to cold. 314-ton FORD pick-up intention to build more low in- A-1-C ,extra large lot. Near Robertson truck, way, formal dining mom, 2 For your bait need', Call 753- specially equipped. Mint come housing. School. By owner. Call 753-1293 condition, baths, double garage. Let us 3480, or see Lee Smith on 19,000 miles. Ideal days or 7534073 nights. A-3-C the for show you this floe home. New Concord Highway. Watch camper or hard work. Phone Resristered CHECK WITH US on this 40 for the YOUR GUIDE TO 782-4409 after 4:30 p. m. 1TC ARE YOU planning signs. 17NC on build- acre farm neer Murray. The ing a home In the future, if so price is right CLEAN carpets with owe. Blue we 01011EATING have nice beautiful lots LAKE PROPERTY: In Pine Lustre, makes the job a breeze. Help southwest MORE FROGS Wanted TORISIIIRES of Murray, between Bluff Shores, we have two nice Rent electric shampooer $1. MO TIME TO COOK? 10th sod 18th with water, sew- waterfront lots and several wa- Tidwell's Paint Store. M-29-C rein the Trend to the er, curb, Boars guest, city school ter view iota. Three trailers on and Open distzict, CARPET colors looking dim? FROGMORE, Experienced Cashiers price ranging from good lots, one real nice HOLIDAY INN England UPI - with $3400.03 to $31300.00. cabin Bring 'em back—give 'em vim. The village of Gab No down on the waterfront. MONDAY NIGHT'S BIG frogmore is liv- Payment, mail monthly pay- IN GATEWAY Use Blue Lustre! Reid electric ing up to its name - thousands Grocery Background development we shampooer have five choice $1. Western Auto of frogs have invaded. For water front Store. Sale WE ALSO have large lot at lots. M-1104 CHICKEN FEAST Only Need Apply Panorama IN Served from 5:00 Brian Constable, Shores for your va- LAKEWAY sHolurs, them TREAT RUGS right, they'll be to 10:00 26, said "My cation are so. nide Chicken garden is covered 'AYS hold I home or your retirement four good low priced lots. a delight if cleaned with Blue 14 with them CHARLES IN to, Whipped Potatoes and my wife YOUNG home. Price $1200 to $1800.00. PANORAMA Shores, one Lustre. Reid electric shampooer is scared to apes ibA No down payment, good lot, Creamy Cole Slaw the door in case es till cold. I. Form small mon- already has septic in, $1. Big IL s". they hop into Located 3 Miles thly payments. just ready to build to Country Gravy the house," —o min 04Meoelldle on. SAY-RITE DISCOUNT West of Lynnville, Ky., 11103 ALL your Reei IN CANTON Shores io Bet Bells and Butter Estate we h a• s FULL SIZE 4' x 8' Pool en Highway 94 weeds call or moral waterfront table ALL FOB see Freeman and lake view with equipment. Heavy The frogs are oreeamg in pon- Johnson, Southside loth table itAlo Murray Phoebe 71134214 Shopping for home use. Call 753-5712, $1.00 ds on waterlogged land in the and Center, Murray, KentuckY, IN CENTER RIDGE is a Md0-Cp real days only. M-31-NC village. Phone 753,1131. A44 pretty brick cottage all furn- ished and priced to sell. turs WE HAVE 20 acres of wooded Abbie 'N Slab land adjoining TVA near Chan- by dler Park. This would make a R. Van Buren la Diener* nice subdivision. SUE TOOK OFF EARLY • POP, TOR ALL YOUR Reel 100AY AND AIN'T I'M Estate I WORRIED. Puppis, amok, come by or call GUY SEEN NEFt IT'S NOT AT ALL SPANN, REAL ESTATE AG- • SINCE. LIKE SUE !ICY TO DISAPPEAR at 513 West Main, NI!. WiTN- Imam,17. tional Hotel Building. Bunsen' OUT A WORD. Phone 7537714, Home Phone: Guy Spann, 7534017; Loges Baker, 71134400; Onyx lay, 7534919; Gary Young, 7534109. 11-1140-C A LOVELY home site, omelet- ins at 12 to 14 acres overlook- LOR ing a beautiful 62 acre lake. Flexible Located approximately 4 miles from Murray on a good ell ORS Pipe weather mad. Only .7 of a mile Plastic off of the black top. Extremely ,PLAR good neighborbood, schoel bus and mail route. hem WISTERN PLASTICS CONDONATION Call L D. Wil- NTUCKY'S ma, Phone 753-6903. NAST1N0s, NIIMASKA M-M-C &ETON Lil' Abner CENTEEP ABOUT 47 sores open land 5 by I 7U-1372 miles west on Highway 1580. Al Caw Them is a MO Difference In Plastic Pipe —,with 40 acres COMER 14PS EVES!! —NOT good bottom iand, nice AS TH' C-CAINT. UNNERSTAN 10.11ARCOle, you can see it. building site on black LET H I M REMEMBER MON ITif-HE top, EY-GRUBBI AL LUS LOVED SO 00,000.00. Terms. Galloway In- H6 PAPPY AS TH' TRAITOR HE MANY Why not use the Safest, Most Sanitary Pipe surance THINGS MORE'N MONEY- and Reel Estate Agen- RED- BLOODED TURNED OUT - available? cy, Murray, Kentucky, Phone AMERICAN SUCH AS NOT WORKIN; HE. TO BE .r.r NOT 7534841 M414 ONCE WAS- - WAKIN'UP Ss for—Forno and Howie Water Systems .. TILL NOON,NOT-- Municipal Water Service Lines .. . NAMT8.0 TO RENT Peed Processing Plants . . . WANTED: One or two-bedroom Wog Piping .. . Many ether applications unfurnished house out of city Limits on paved road. Must have • • • • running water and bath. Rent reasonable. Phone 7531916 and ask for Mary. TTNC MURRAY SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. WANTED TO BUT 21111 East Main Street Telephone 753-3361 WANTED: Used panel truck Er 111111144111044111.041104 Murray, Kentucky good condition. Prefer a Cher rolet Call 753-4518 M-31-( • 11,.. A ‘1 • •

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THE LEDGER TIMES — MURRAY. IIRNTUCKY Five Murray Librarian SATURDA — MH 29- 1969 Wrecks Henry Countian now." frielldiswed Pram Page One) At District Meet Dies Cold Wave Quotes From By The News lifth Street was backing (Continued Front Fees One) UNITED MIMS INTICANATIONAL Merles F. HUE, Vietnam — C. La Van Pham, chief Of Thus eat Blida Murray Following Accident sis ler a gadded Sere State Untversho readings in the Xis prevailed Thlen Province, surveying a mass pave uncovered se Meiniltrest la frese of Wall- librarian, is IS on prodding seer PARIS, Tenn., March 30. — far south as western Oklahoma the site of the bitter 1966 battle Hue: is Drug Store and 'Aided with the District 11 of Salk= Dhaka (UPI) — Mrs. Margie Dene and northwestern Texas. WASHINGTON — President "More than the 1906 Mustang two deer dri- et the Tenet- Nixon on the late one thousand civilians were never ac- Oleb Fowler, 37, was found dead The front edge of the Arctic Dwight D. Eisenhower: ven by Patricia McNealy la el meimi Rosa counted for after the battle of Hue. This grave may ex- sear'beim WI lefty lieu in her mobile home Fri- air mass was forecast to push It always seemed plain Murray Route Three gulag in New to me that two qualities stood ou• why." west MINN. bit day after refusing medical East and South today, approach- limm•• as Main Street, according to above all in both his public and his private life: One Ebb be • member are following a Thursday au- ing both the Atlantic and Gulf the police report of the was an unwavering sense of duty; the HOLLYWOOD — Actives Zsa Paine CIO sod tomobile accident. Coasts by tonight. Showers and other was that Zsa (labor, angrily ex- Damage to the Key ear was is U. Geyer whatever he did, he did because plaining that she Un Me et the Seetbses Officers said the car she was thundershowers fall in advance he believed it was will forfeit bond rather than return.J an the right doer Division. driving right." to the and quarter Whams at New demolished a parked of the cold front from the eas- ilinnIsh Island of Palma de Mallorca to stand panel, and to the Redeem ear Aiwa* will pickup truck and trial partielpals M a masa in Louis- crashed into tern Great Lakes region to the for slapping •policeman: on the left rear fender and a'hearhy house. Southern PASADENA, Calif. ville May ea to determine a Plains. — Scientiets who probed the "I don't ever want to talk about Spain again .. . bumper. This happened at 4:33 Highway Patrol Sgt. Rainfall Mariner Maser Rem In. states of Kea- Richard accumulations gener- 7 spacecraft by radio as it journeyed toward they are thieves. They can have the money. p. likaanahan ally were Mars, I Mall leap and Miens in comps& said Mrs. Fowler on the light side, al- reporting that earlier problems seem to have never go back." enehmily leading assured him though some locally severe ended: Friday at five pm. a (*Me- to an she was not in- lalmadises1 einem% thunc:erstorms developed over -We lee occurred on North ISM jured and refused medical as- aren't doing anything to the spacecraft this The South has 34 pine ply- The first Iowa motor The !Omsk and northern Texas Friday night. vehicle Street Magma- sistance after the accident. weekend. We are leaving It alone. Everything wood mills, 11 of them in license plates were temimmisre ware At Gainesville, Tex., north of is normal issued in Cars involved were a UR AIM- The Louisiana. 1911 Mei erase at a contest officer said there ap- Fort Worth near the Oklahoma Ford four door by In driven Thud inzardis. Ind. seared to be no outward signs border, three inches of mall as Lee Green of Mina Paste ci injury while he hail covered the ground. Twen- Two and of 1011 North 13th was speak- to her. ty miles south of gainesville, at Street, and a 1964 Buick wagon Valley View, colliding Dr. Joe almost an inch of four door owned by John Mc- with the Bennett car Mobley, Henry Coun- rein fell going in less than half an Carty and driven by Shirley south in the left lane on ty coroner, said the cause of hour. 12th Street. Salmon McCarty of 216 North Mrs. Fowles's death could Elsewhere oNeed not around the corm to Damage Make 13th Street. to the Bennett ear a be determined try, precipitation was Police was on the right side and immediately limited said the Green car we' to the to a few showers in backing into North Dick car on the left front. and sent the body to Memphis southern 13th Street Florida and some light and failed for a pathological examina- snow to see the McCarty from Nebraska to Montana. ear going north on 13th Street At 11:30 pm. the fifth collie- tion. Mild to warm weather cover- The Damage to the Green car was ision happened on Main at 13th Henry County Sheriff F. F. ed both the East and the Wed *ire on the right rear fender, tail Street. Wells said there is no evidence today, in contrast to the the light, and bumper, and to the of foul play. seasonably chilly Soh McCarty The cars involved were a weather in car on the right rear the nation's midsection. DETOUR bre 1967 Pontiac four door hardtop quarter panel and bumper. Up to five owned by Fred Doughty of Me inches of snow fell In parts of Minnesota As The fourth colli-sion occurred South 12th Street and driven Friday -and the weather bureau thot at 8:47 p.m. in front Jerry's by Steven Tinsley of 1313 Kirk- in Min- of Great And neapolis called U Restaurant wood Drive, and a 1969 Ford the storm "al- on South 12th most without precedent" And Street. two door hardtop driven by Vid- (Continued From for so Pees One) late in March. U.S. rock Involved collision liam Douglas Myers of Paducah Highway 52 in the were ter for his statesmanship which was blocked betwen ions a 1966 Chevrolet Route Six. did Moorhead four door much to further the cause and Barnesville, Minn., hardtop driven by Ronald of and Min- • Lynn understanding between our nesota 210 was impassable Bennett of Fulton, and a 1964 Police said both cars were go two countries." be- Lag east on Main Street, tween Fergus Falls and Breck- PIP Ford Falcon two door hardtop at- Japanese Prime Minister =- enridge. tempting to both turn left on to ea 1 driven by Roger Dale Dick of ski Sato: 'The whole world will Near Moorhead, 00; In' 28 1 I Murray Route Five. North 15th Street, when the grieve travelers over the loss of this stranded on the highway way Police said Dick was in collision occurred. great American during the statesman .. . the spring storm got a right lane going south and Damage to the Pontiac was on who gallantly rescuing at- fought for world ride Friday in a freight we tempted to make a left turn in- the left side and to the Ford oa peace and justice." into the right side. caboose. The Minnesota trave- sal to the restaurant parking toll Personified True Friend lers were halted den Spanish on U.S. 52 by a generalissimo !ru- jackknifed tractor etc. tin*" -trailer truck franco: "Far Spain he per- and snow drifts Ain t • CROSSWORD PUZZLE sonified up to four-feet the true friend .. . tteel)- Ike), 11.-30 3W129 1.JT3 who cemented the cooperation said ACROSS S-Illoworap 3a urJJ UMq tbailkriewal between our two countries in ney 1-Cry UV'311317 7-Poi1 of fl000r trMLI an atmosphere of open confid- inch 4-1taocbt 11-11olis 10110 1 ence and Itilkort odor. Mord ioi Ljjmmas mutual respect." non 12-0100 el Sabo* War 710E uux-TinmsT Yugoslav President Tito: "We 18-1140•3waso '21 qua d'ail r211 remember his personal Tommy 11= OMNI Wan."..11111;090 contri- get, *Ow r.J.11G bution 11 DOEU 1M2 WU110 to the promotion of re- Even 1411-14ena 17= artolo lations WU 619MJ between our two coun- (Continued Fran Pau One) or 0 tries." 1=r1ors Wo0/11/ &UURNO muriumi dors maw you 72-Unit al loosoiost 000G3 r.3111:3 Malaysian Prime Minister lea and many of these would thini 111-11soor ending convory riinTri Tengku 111-8140 24-Priolim awe Abdul Rahman: "We need absentee ballot informat- • • ilaTrassactiso 2S-TIlle are all poorer at the loss ion in order to vote. Any 21-Itiosclwol 2lbOry . . ." as-bwribal Is. VIM 44-Mass owns Norwegian Prime Unity taltbe.) 27-1roa twist = Minister was one of the speak- not fl 37-5.1itally Ira* .T porlicis Per Borten- Eisenhower er's chief themes. MOW* mow awls was a "From the !oat 47-1 "general - 27Viop 211-Promoon 38-Tairog cals .0t1 es" who considered it his breaks of the Sandy to the Mis- tribe 30411sobso dermanet WOW= 40-Plooe siartoca osModeasmo mission to prevent sissippi River, the Democratic 36-111mtiod* 324Vaoles tame all a illosiesoil Mr.* 111-Naor ism* Party cannot afford disunity," 33-1Easinge 41•Cooposcbso soadesse alma Vietnamese =Asks ocsoresso 43-Nolo at scale ossibig President he declared. He said that the 1114Esisled Illispise Van 311-111Nle se scale Thieu: He "labored Party must unite to send De- 11114nosos Misemetty against tyranny and mocrats to the legislature and MI-arios saw* appraion, and for the better, make a good record. "We are fRibi'00 88-Coodocloll amet 3184kagrowar et the life of men." down but we are ready to come ShiVICI 411114korNmat Argentine President Juan bock. The people are ready to 41•Coloil Iwo Carlos Colgania: Eisenhower's come back to the Democratic 05) 1240 death 44-111ola ladle "deprives Americo andiPary." grf0 47-1111cadiollial the world of one of the most flasks* slow owilitanding personalities." Chairman littleton unfolded SZ.Coollory Oast Impressive organizational Danish Prime Miner Hol- plans 8.14amb's poo um that have been worked POMO Baunegaard: We will out ny re- the County 5 54 99 di member Committee 5. •• "his straight forward- under boakag her leadership. Material WAS 511-lacaliolos Th. distributed and all County CIULASIPM/11 Wird paned Times of London: "The De- British mocrats were invited al Now people likg, hbu . .. to join a day S7Crarty thee Democratic Club regarded riseebower as with a min- AIMING hamlet aed imum annual contribution of —I MACHINE to DOWN eseselestiews, and ec h 1.10b the crest is* of $2.00 to the Party. Interested Iiboana getting the the beet out of others." Democrats were invited to call This compact Champion lists 7 col- umns end totals 8 re ti Bet the FAA German Violet Johnson, secretary-trea- (999.999.99). $ 3-11holaws news Electnc operation makes %gore- for Wavy ADN was surer at 7534413. work fast 4-Tralloported openly criti- and effortless. Ter lila 1001 Distr. by Gators cal ed Ilinabower. 29 It recalled Ion. his append of U-3 reconnais- The County Executive Com- mittee and Re; sance Melds over the Soviet all precinct officers Union were introduced. and said it *bowed "His All Democra- wives/pre tic candidates Ter policy spina the present introduc- FISHERMEN!! Socialist dotea." ed themselves and the office for Tom the they seek. Poll Are you tired of that Soviet news agency empty str1ni- reported the Mrs. Littleton presided over Mil er7 Try our "GREY' death without Head us WORM. 'The the enthusiastic Straight comment crowd seated, for in a A> Baas 19-word dispatch. are ready for this treat! Good according to their precinct re- 9 Fri for all fish! presentation. Carroll was ac- Ott companied tor COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN .. by J. David Francis, ; LEDGER & Attorney from Bowling Green SPECIAL PACKAGE DEAL OFFICE "or and a member TIMES suppLy of the State STORE De. mocratic Central Committee. 0111 141,t Lee Smith Trailer Home lye 1.19 4:.••• C:;", rl -, Ito % mile from Court Square - Concord (Continued Front Pau Once sal Phone 7324451 or the Murray Fire Department. Peanuts. Firemen said the trailer was by Charles M. Schulz • complete lo. The =MEM Meng TWO HUNDREP CAN WE LOSE TWO HONORED Fire Department answered the THOO6HT IF (OE ALL DRANK MAgBE wE DRANK TOo eall. lb NOTHING!! To p.io114(N6 7 WHAT HAPPENED? THAT BALANCEo ELEcrROLyTE McCH THE FIRST (NNING,.. ••••• 01M. SOLUTION, --1E1 TIE IIESSAI1E Earlier at 1:30 p. m. the Hur- GOT GRIEF! WE'D WIN.... ray fireman answered a call to WHAT MAPPENEPZI a trailer at shady Oaks Trailer Court on the Mayfield Highway 121 Lassilar & \II . iLASS Tin was in one of the rooms Oliapt 1• CKInney of the trailer and the tamab- •-••• CIIIPANY le were partially removed Itpw M fres the mobile home. - 29 '‘44.•en IAuthorized Dealer arta installer IAA night at 7:15 a gram fin occurred at Walnut for LIBREY-OVV t-NS and Nancy Furth Streets. The firemen let FORD tsLANS the fire burn itself out on the by Ernie Bushzniller vacant kit TI GLASS • WINDOW GLASS • STO FRONTS • ALL TYPES MIRRORS IfVS" Mr.e/L • I MUST PUT ON MY L ORIGINAL EQUIPMFIUT AUTO GLASS RABBIT COSTUME All Work is GUARANTEED Nurses Plan Meet AND GET and approved by insurance At Holiday Inn TO THE companies of Murray PARTY District 17 of the Kentucky State Association of Licensed sTA RC H Practical Nurses will hive a dinner meeting at the Holiday 110111 Ntt • Inn on Tuesday, April 1, at 7:30 pm. Reservations should be made by deonday, March 31, by call- ing Mrs Sadie Shoemaker 753 Ca 153-7117 810 SYCAMORE 5310 VI ft. —.04 ..••• •••••••• ••• •, 51.4.0.4v 44."

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