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e• Selected As A Bast All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 21, MS The Primary • Largest Paid Source of News Circulation In Murray and Both In City 1 Calloway County And In County

ILS ;111United Press International In Oar nth Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, April 29, 1968 10. Pet. Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 102

EY dor ? Seen&Heard Gospel Meet Calloway Is — Wo- t ready to illy, says Starts Here tier who Around Second In country Inine A gospel meeting began at ire Murray the University Church of Christ Field Day Saturday night. n speak- Nice couple in from California Services are being conduct- School, runner- te others last week visiting in Calloway. ed each evening at 7.00 thr- Lowes High competition, ( centers, While here they renewed their ough Wednesday. up in last year's honors Fri- for fall 'subscription, we had a nice The speaker is Virgil Trout, captured first place PTA Field still are talk and they wanted direct- Oklahoma City, where he is day at the annual State University • That's ions to the house so they could presently serving as minister Day at Murray rear bus- see Old Sport. for the Mayfair Church of farm. to Christ. Second place honors went champion, Calloway Sport never did say whether conducted OWN last year's lee, Her- ' Mr. Trout has they came by or not campus series dur- County. South Hopkins won the in being, 100 lecture ing the last 12 years, including third place plaque. is. I was We have a profusion of Violets Cornell, Michi- The Lowes team won first down to such schools as all over the place. State, place in the general livestock knockers gan State, Washington University of Texas, and Uni- judging and in the tobacco n I made Put out some Altheas common versity of New Mexico. He has grading, and took third place women ly called Rose of Sharon They also served as chaplain for the in dairy cattle judging to help ast don't make a good flowerdy screen of New Mexico. He them out-point Calloway Coun- I. If the University or hedge an active member of the ty, 4193-3801. in at all, is of the Lowes also had the individ- at-homo American Association The Kentucky Airport zonini of Science, the ual winners in three of the s cutting Advancement Commission comes up with the Victoria Institute of Great Bri- events. Carl Dickerson won the for fail,s Since Sides of Antenna Farms tain, the Society for the Scien- general livestock judging, Don- to storeil‘ increase Vandal Writther, U.S. Sell Conservation fotryke prepares to antennas are on the tific Study of Religionk and the leen his dealt nearly ald Tyler took top honors in 'rancisco, hazard 23 years with U.S.DA. Wrather retires as Sell Corwervationist at Murray, and since each adds a American Academy of Religion April 30. • the tobacco grading, and Don- ick East. group to flying, the idea is to and Mental Health. He w as ald Riley won the auctioneer- 1st were or given antennas in -farms" named outstanding religious ing event. here is that, areas, The thought lecturer of 1966 by the students Calloway County had two in- miss the fazinj Yandal Wrather To Retire After Nearly down a a plane could of Arizona State University. dividual winners with Dwane [Continued on back Rogers in the dairy cattle judg- tot few Pare) MAN OF THE HALF-CENTURY — Dr. Ralph H. Woods, During the summers of 1964- ing and Kennie Hale in the said in president of Murray State University for more than 21 65. Mr Trout was instructor of 33 Years Of Working With Agriculture tractor driving contest. OWTOOMS years, displays the plaque designating him as the Murray Christian Apologetics in Ayles- Third ranked South Hopkins Is one of 2-Car Wreck of Man of the Half-Century. The bury, England. Yandal P• rather, Soil Con- "Conservation Workshop" Chamber Commerce's entist for SCS at Mayfield be- a clean sweep of the soil if they, He also will speak in the etrvationist at Mu ray. Ken- fore !noting to Marshall Conn., teachers_ This workshop gist made award was the first of its kind ever gh en by the Murray taking team ho- ill just Murray Univeaity Auditorium tueky will retire Aoril 30 MR teachers valuable background fudging event, orgasizadan. Dr. Woods, on terminal leave as Murray State's 33 --y`ea—r.S tr as Soil Conservationist ntirs and winning the individ- Is Reported , 1 he presi- at 3'30 p.m. on April 29, April after nearly service was (Continued on Back Pagel president, retires officially on Jun when becomes ineWhtirolemienntaMiarsinhanroSCmoDtinhe ual mpetition with Norman dent emeritus of the university. Dr. Harry Sparks, who suc- 30 and May 1. in U.S. Department of Agri- the rut- and years as Vo- Berry. ceeded Dr. Woods as MSt.: president, was the main speaker culture four of the "Conservation Caravan a mere The Murray Police Depar4 cational teacher. Calloway High Band In the other events Ernest at the Chamber's 41st annual banquet, at which time the Agriculture field days" Seven thousand •-• • .ut every meat investigated a two co Wrather. a graduate of Lynn Hamil of Fulton County won presentat in was made to Dr. Woods. All-County Band people viewed a complete "face eiect.ed. To Appear ifacturer, accident •Saturday at five p.m. High School and Uni- the seed identification and seed Grove I lifting" of a badly eroded farm ruffled in front of Roberson's Hih-Bur-ig Festival Closes versity of Kentucky, taught Vo- At Cincinnati Park tag judging contest, and Farm- ir in one day. spring ger Inn on South 4th Street, in Pulaski ington captured team honors With Concert cational Agriculture the Chaelloewavaey way trimmed according to the report filed in• and Lincoln Counties and was The concert band of Cello- in the dairy cattle judging. !s, trim- Sgt. Martin Wells and Patna- Pvt. Jones Fatally CoAunsstyignSCedD thin County High School has According to chairman of the Injured The All-County Band Festival County Agent of Morgan Coun- • injuries valuable assistance to Murray been selected to participate in State University agri- lam J. D. Grogan. No was held Saturday, April 21 at ty for ten years before joining Murray State University's pace setting Coney Island's annual Band culture department, E. B. How. were reported. Jeffrey Gymnasium at U.S Soil Conservation Service.' eg a n d 1907 Festival in some 700 boys from 37 Cars involved were a In Accident; Two Are Hurt way County High School. Wrather's career has spann- 1968. The local ton, I of ver- driven by will high schools partLipated in the Chevrolet four door Sixty-three beginning and ad- ed some of the greatest ad- Chapter Of Spanish musicians perform at the ruffled Hendricks of famed Cincinnati amusement event Mildred Perry Mayfield Route One near 'Fri vanced band students from the vance in agriculture and nat- ruffled. Pri v a te Michael D. (Mike) Fraternity Installed Dwane Rogers of Calloway Murray Route Five and a 1966 City, was pronounced dead OD SIX county grade schools parti- ural resource conservation. park on Sunday, May 5th. ! even by Jones of Fort Rucker, Ala., son Purpose of the Band County High won the individ- Chevrolet two door driven arrival at the Henry County cipated in the festival The stu- '''We used mules for power, did On MSU Campus Festival, maround of of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones of according to ual competition in dairy cattle Jerald Gilbert Cooper General Hospital, Paris, Tenn., dents rehearsed from early in our County Agent work on Charles Stanley, gingham Gil- Director of Special Events, is judging and Calloway High Owensboro and owned by after being injured in an auto the morning to mid-atternoon, horseback. sometimes gone for The Zeta Upsilon chapter of se collar to thank the f o r in second in the team bert Cooper. mobile accident late Saturday under the direction of Mrs. three days at a time to the far Sigma Delta Pi, national hon- teen-agers came ind they were Captain Leeper Is Police said both cars night_ 'Carolyn Pigg, band director, cerners of Morgan County The orary Spanish society, was of- their efforts during the past event. 4th Hale of Calloway _11-ave1ing north en South ing In Vietnam Jones. age 20, and two otherI and Phil Cole, student direct. a%:•rage tillable land of h ficially installed last week at school year As a measure of Rennie car Ser was first in the 'Street when the Hendricks persons, Karen Dick. age 18, off or, farms ilia acres"• Wrather• Murray State University. appreciation. Coney Island will County High lion, too was at- tractor driving contest, and the stopped for a car that Capt. David H. Leeper, son Lynnville and Vester Doris in the evening the students commented in reviewing some The installation ceremony give each Participant 22.50 Herman the Rib- worth of free ride Lakers came in second place in tempting to pull off i of Mr and Mrs. W. D. Leeper, Windsor, age 29. of FarmIngtonl presented a concert to an aud. of the early work was conducted by the state dir tickets, in winter, parking lot onto addition to free admission to the total school score. Burger Inn Paducah Route 1, has been sr Route One, were injured in the: tence of parents and friends The Morgan County Farm ector of Sigma Delta Pi, Dean g that'll The Cooper the park The South 4th Street. signed to the 101st Air Borne accident that occurred about The beginning band played and Home Improvement Assoc- Paul G. Hatcher Hatcher is youngsters have business Hendrick' car In the privilege of purchasing ad- car the I Division of the U.S. Army, midnight Saturday near the three numbers "Away We Go," 'anon was formed while Wrio' professor of modern foreign lemlinel. while it was stop- ditional ride tickets at reduced the rear end !mince December 12, 1967. and Oak Hill Church Road on the, -Aura Lee." and "Two Famous ther Was County Agent to pro- languages at Western Kentucky For ink rates on the day they are ped, Police said. . La presently serving in Viet. Mayfield-Paris Highway ial v..... melodies " mote and develop agriculture state University. y velvet Hendricks car scheduled for their ap- Damage to the nain. Henry County. according to The second part of the pro- in the county Mike Wright, Louisville, was Coney Grocery Store uffle at to the pearance Coney will also pre- was on the rear end and His address is Capt David Tennessee State Trooper Jer- gram featured the advanced Wrather served as Soil Sei-I elected president of the chap- or pale end. selected sent an engraved plaque to Cooper car on the front H. Leeper, MC, OS331157 MEC ry Veteto. band performing three select ter. Other officers , Louis, each participating school • 1st 502 Inf., 101st ABN DIV, Miss Dick is reported to be ions -Carnival Day," "Marches were Virginia Pinkiton 0 Ann Marching bands are asked to Man Succumbs mid-30'a, APO San Francisco, Calif. in serious condition at t be for Moppets," and 'The Hap- ville, vice president; J retary; parade up one side of the Mall the gar- Man 96383. (Continued on Rack Pagel py Farmer" For a finale, the Penrod, Paducah, sec County BULLETIN nsboro, and down the other in order Garland of Almo native He is a graduate of Beidiand two bands combined to play Phyllis Yewell, Owe John R that motion pictures can be grocery store own- d at the High School, class of 1956. Ha "Two Chorales," and "To A PARIS in — Clovis Rub. treasurer, and Claudia Schor- Route One. taken of each band. Concert er at Dexter. died Saturday at ti, then studied at Baylor Univeisity Mrs. C. C. Lowry Wild Rome" lain, a 66-year-old retired rig, Murray, historian. Passes Away bands are invited to play a 15- 11:15 am at the Murray-Callo- .v• York and received his BS degree The festival was considered a truck driver who recitived Other members include Mrs. Will Be Speaker minute concert way County Hospital. He had master- from Memphis State Univer- success by all involved a n d heart of • young traffic Jo Williams. Spanish instructor the Mr Stanley reported that suffered a heart attack earlier the Ilk. Freeman Duncan, retired sity in 1962. He graduated plans are underway to make it accident victim in at Calloway County High Mrs. C. C Lowry of Murray, Europe's some 160 bands took part in in the' week when he was hoe- and the farmer, was claimed by death from University of Kentucky an annual event, a spokesman first heart transplant has stiliF School; Dr. James A. Parr, at the past president of the Kentucky modern for- the 1967 Band Festival at Co- pitalized. of the akturday at eleven p.m Medical School in 1966. Ind said. hired cerebral damage, doc- chairman of the the Federation of Women's Clubs, department and ney and we expect over 200 Garland. age 61, was a re- Convalescent Division of served surgical internship at torssaid today. eign language County Hos- will be the guest speaker at advisor; Dr. Gary L. bands in 1968, coming from tired bridge worker for the *array-Calloway City of Memphis Hospital, The doctors who perform- chapter pital the luncheon meeting of the NOW YOU KNOW Spanish professor; and schools in Ohio, Kentucky, In- Lotrisville and Nashville Rail- Memphis, Tenn. ed the operation said Rob. Haws, try an- Mr Duncan was 70 years of Woman's Club of Paducah to Ferguson, associate pro- diana and West Virginia. road Company and now owned His wife. Sandy, daughter of lain was in •' perfecr vascu- John ; which age and a member of the In- be held Thursday at the Irvin fessor of Spanish. and operated Garland's Gro- Mr. and Mrs J. W. Williams, by United Press internetional lar state, his, heart was tion — Cobb Hotel. that cers- at Dexter He was a mem- dependence Methodist Church. Murray Route 1. serves as a The first Negro slaves in The purpose of Sigma Delta Laker Songfest To ions "Federation" will be the beating normally, but they ber of the Dexter Church of uest the deceased is survived by registered nurse at Western America were landed at James- Pi is to honor those who seek theme of the talk by Mrs. Low- said he had suffered damage the Be Held Thursday Christ. is irre- his wife. Mrs. Eckham Duncan Baptist Hospital They have one town by the Dutch in August and attain excellence in one ry who will also install the new to his brain. language, ---- Survivors are his wife. Mrs. of the of Dexter Route One; daughter, Cassie. 1619. study of the Spanish hat his daughter. Mrs Berdine Peeler officers. strive to make Hispanic contri- The Annual Laker Songfest Gladys Pritchett Garland of time how , of Murray, three sons, William butions to modern culture bet- will be given on Thursday, May Almo Route One, one daugh- "hung; I Duncan of Murray Route Throe, Fellowship Day Is ter known to English speaking 2, at 7:30 p.m. in Jeffrey Gym- ter, Mrs Minnie Thompson of aiitirefreetd Duncan SfutBh 16th. Outstandin g Fieldman Award Is Won By Planned On Friday peoples, and encourage college nasium at Calloway County Almo, three sons, Bobby Gar- :he age- Murray, and and university students to ac• High School land of Benton Route One, Bil- can of Dexter Route One, two jun* NIVais interest in the The mixed Chorus, tills', ly Garland of Dexter. and nd they Churchwomen of Murray and quire a greater er than idsters. Mrs Lithe Bizzell of Hispanic culture . Chorus. and Freshman Chorus, Johnny Garland of Almo Route ton; With Ryan Milk 20 Years Calloway County of various de- Dexter Route One and Mrs. ! be eligible for member under the direction of Mrs One The nominations are uniting Friday, To • 'Elvis Phillips of Joppa. HI.; years Ile ship a student must be a Span • Josiah Darnall, will present Also surviving are one sister, fads." Fieldman for from I.yan Knieram of Sepko with G B Scott ana May 3, in observance of May one brother, Treman W. Dun- Jim Walston, A major or minor and have a the program Mrs Dellis Herndon of Padu- Company of Chemicals. Carman are largely respon- Fellowship Day. at First Pres- ish can of Dexter Route One; eight the Ryan Milk sible standing and a 30 A musical variety show, fea- cah; seven brothers. Roy. Dor- unusual The award was for "Out- for the development of bYterian Church, beginning 2.75 overall grandchildren. five great grand- Murray, received an Spanish courses .t.Turhien aunticoonfcemrtmvcers. o f ris. and Buck Garland, all of be standing service to the dairy (Continued in Back Page) a potluck luncheon at or above in children recognition recently when with SSo will Paducah. Virgil, Jess. and Rur- noon ES Funeral services were held was awarded the "Outstanding 12:00 enb presented. The art department al Garland. all of Murray, and program will consist of Appointm .Soday at two pm at the chapel Fieldman Award!' at a meeting The More • at Calloway is making scenery Tea Garland of Montrovia. Cali- worship service com- of the J. H. Churchill Funeral of the Kentucky Fieldman and a special for the background. fornia, nine grandchildren. Honor Roll panel discussion Available For Home with Rev Layne Shank- Sanitarian' at Mammoth Cave, bined with a Admission will be 60 cents Funeral services were held of the day — C I Alike lin and Rev. Otis Jones officiat- Kentucky. on the theme "Pap" Test Clini and 30 cents Tickets may be today at two p.m at the Dex- in a Technolo- , eali0 ing. I Walston received the award "Human Values purchased from any chorus ter Church of Christ with Bro. For „gical Society" Panel members iippointmenU Pallbearers were Jerry, Ken- Hazel A few more member or at the door. Every- 0. K. Vick of Paducah officiat- Frank Jeffrey. Sis- neth, Charles, Bobby. and Don- 1 *ill be Ed are still available for the one is invited to attend. ing. Julian. Di. Ralph A. nie Duncan and Larry Cherry, ter Mary "Pap" Test cancer screening Pallbearers were Joe Nelson, , Rev William M. all grandsons. WEATHER REPOIT Is Released Tesseneer. clinics to be held on the four Claude Thorn, Jackie Thorn, and -Mrs. 0. B. Boone, Interment was in the Temple V poise I otornallealle Porter, Tuesday nights in May at the Richard Hutchens Willard Boren, Charles Boren, 11111 Cemetery with the ar- Jr. Calloway County Health Cen- and Ted Darnell. James Feltner, principal of Day is spon- rangements by the J H. Chur- West Kentucky — Decreas- May Fellowship ter. Funeral Is Sunday Interment was in the Stew- the Havel Elementary School year by Church Wo- 0111 Funeral Home ing cloudiness and cool this sored each The clinic is sponsored by art Cemetery with the arrange- has just released the honor roll Mrs Alfred Lind- afternoon Fair and cooler to- men United the Calloway County • Health Richard Hutchens, Benton ments by the Max H. Churchill for the 5th SIX weeks It is as the occas- night. Tuesday fair and mild. sey is chairman for Department and the Delta De- Route 5, died Friday at Ben- Home Ribs Held Sunday follows; invitation to Funeral Highs this afternoon in upper ion this year An ton Municipal Hospital He was For Local Nurse Fourth grade: Theresa Dos' attend is extended to all in- 74. 601 to low 70s Winds northerly Cr, Rita Gibson, Regina Cook, man's Club. Walston, right, receives terested persons. desiring the test are Funeral services were held 5 to 10 miles per hour Lows Jim Georgia Starks, Teresa ,Erwin, Women Final rites for Mrs Cecil Outstanding Fieldman 753-5151 from one Sunday at two p.m. it Linn Fu- Faculty Basketball tonight in upper 40s to low 50s. the Richard Nesbitt, Steve Phinips. urged to call ' Orten licensed practical nurse, from Lyan Kni•ram of Hart four p.m. each week neral Chapel, Benton, with Rev. Highs Tuesday in the low 70s. Award Andy Coles, Ken Orr Brandon, Mrs. George p.m. to Game Is Thursday were held Sunday 'at 130 p.m. Chemicals at the Mam- an oppointment Tommy Perkins, Rev. R J Bur- Outlook for Wednesday—Part- Sepko and Greg Byars. day to make at the Blalock-Coleman Fun- Cave Conference for Named Chairwoman 28. poe and Rey R L Dotson of- ly cloudy and continued mild. moth Fifth grade. Edwin Garrett. for May 7, 14, 21, or The men faculty of Murray eral Home chapel with Rev. Kentucky Fi•Idmiin and San- ficiating. Burial was in Maple • Alene Paschall, Billy Erwin, Mrs. George Hart of Murray State University will play Ed Glover officiating. Springs Cemetery. FIVE-DAY FORECAST itari•ns. Joni Tidwell, and Susan Wells has been appointed chairwo- basketball game on Thursday, Pallbearers were Richard RIGHT CITED Mr. Hutchens. a retired LOLISVILLE, Ky. it•Pll — farmer in helping him to solve Sixth grade: Earlene Cooper. onin of Calloway County for May 2, at 6:30 p.m. in the MSU. Lassiter. Cleo Sykes, Jerry farmer, was a member of Olive The five day Kentucky weather his problems Also for outstand- Danny Futrell. Dianne JOhnson the campaign of Katherine Pe- Eight persons were cited by Field House. • Hicks. Hoyt McClure. Glenn the Baptist Church. the forecast. Tuesday through Sat- ing contributions to entire Debra Merrell. Brenda Over den. candi daft. for the Demo- the Murray Police Department Sponsor for the game is 'Card. and Harry Bell Inter- helping to He is survived by his wife. sorority. 13 urday. dairy industry by cast. and Juana Stockdale. , relic nomination for U.S. Sen- on Saturday and Sunday. ac- Alpha Gamma Delta ment was in the I.ebannon dairy N1- Tempsratures will average provide • high quality Seventh grade: Lee ('riitch ator. cording to police records They 1.. ‘‘.men faculty will serve Cemetery in Caldnell County. highs the consuming Hutchens of Hopkins,. tile, a , near the normal 70-77 product for field tall A's). Vicki Pat Lamb. The Murray woman will he were two for reckless driving, as cheerleaders. • Mrs ()nen. age 44. died sud- brother, B. Ilutchens of Har- will and 46 56 lows public. and Vickie Ann Workman working with other local eili- three for public drunkenness, Proceeds from the game !doily on Thursday. after being a has been head din; a sister, Mrs. Tennie By- children. Rainfall will total less than Mr Walston Eighth grade: Tarra Roar h ,ens in the campaign for Miss one for breach of peace. one go to the handicapped .; stricken while at nork at the Ryan ars of Benton, and six grand- quarter of an inch most likely Fieldman for the Milk tall A's). David ii alt, and John reden .before the May 28 elec- for unnecessary noise, and one The public is invited. ' hospital Compinv jor the past twenty children. later this neek Stockdale n for wind v peeping

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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER I TIMES - MURRAY, 1LINTUCIIY MONDAY - APRIL 29, 1966 44 THE LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED by LLDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Education Inc.. OonaoWawa or the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Thum and The Those-Herald. October 30. leht, and the West Kanto&Ma. TVA News =know, 1, Leta Rests With les N. eth Street, Murray. Restaelky 01171 JAMES C WILLIAM, PUBLISH:Kit The Student We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Beleare Letter or Public Voice Items which. in our (minion are not for the best By BDITONS of entered of our readers. DAVID NYDICK OUTDOOR S428,561 for 2,361 tons UPI Educational Specialist CHATTANOOGA, TENN. - from the Ten- -NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVIS: WALLACE WITIIHR 00, shells harvested 16111/ The final people drellIged a TVA Madison Ave Stemptus. responsibllity for a Seventy-three Melee River in 1967, Tenn.; Time• Lire aids.. New Tart. WT. student's 1967 while 1111- they Stephenson aide . Detroit. Mich. education rests on his in TVA lakes in Purvey shows. In addition own shoulders. Parents and lakes for sec freshwater ing the fold 1,120 ounces of Rntered at the Post Office, Murree, Emitucky. for schools can total since trannandos as provide opporturi the highest pearls valued at $8,372. Second Mesa Matter ities for learning D. E. Noltiag involved but the stu- according to The three states dent.must do the Safety Staff. on Ten- .116TBSCRIFTION RATES By Carrier In Murray. per week MK per learning the TVA have imposed limits Recent trends In salving be- number of droweigig1 harvest- Month 1110 In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, OM; "The n**, River mussel havior and educational prob- 1950's continues to be an ef- acmes 1 & 3. MAC Essewhere $11.00 All pornoe subscriptions $us. In the ing in recent years, in lems seem to would be proportioll- popu- emphasize the less than fort to give the mussel "TIM Owleisatime CEOs And et a Cemassiaity Is the parents or teacher as the increased recreant* recover from cause. ate to the lation a chance to iateerty et Its Neimearse Although we feel that De- this may be true in use of the lakes, so previous overharvesting. various cases generally is more cultured there probably the public mand from Japan's should be snore water safety practic- piec- concentration aware of pearl industry, which uses --Quotes From The on the child. He has the final Nolting add. "Yet it is cores a- News es," es of mussel shell as e- By ueiTED PRESS INTRENATIONAL say as to whether or disregard of well known form, not the still round which the pearls problem will be corrected. rules that leads to most of up safety had resulted in harvests WASHINGTON -- Vice President Hubert H. Hum- Preisieses Case these deaths, and each of That was of to 10,000 tons a year. ltillitrey, saying during a television interview that he Waft Let's look at a problem which -driven a needless tragedy." ruitural ENO OF THE UNE The last prop fighter in the U.S. Navy's air aim, the All-I Sky- them is much more thee the tuxxincerned about the possible one reader has brought to my raider, is 1967 records show the endorsement of ha retired in ceremonie:. at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Fla The Sky- The rate of replacement 'presidential attention. following factors involved in dropped candidacy by President Johnson: raider foreground' i. being replaced by the Ad jet fighter icenterr The annual harvest Question My son, Jay, is a drowning*: and has "rm not going to lOse a minute's sleep over what he the to 2,100 tons in 1964. good student but he adinatineinl — BOATING o 4 will do." does met 'and propose an ranged from that amount to do his homework. He is Taut Had no life preserver on; now Is Income the tax liability. 30 bout 2.700 tons since. ninth grade and I am sure this reason, keep your Standing up in boat or lost the 1967 • WASHINGTON - Questions and For this 10 About 86 percent of Winton M Blount, head of the will begin to affect his work 10 Boat out on rough Kentucky in tax records for at least three balance; harvest came from US. Chamber of Commerce, criticizing the Johan:in ad- class. Answers Small boat overloaded years from the due date of the water: 9 Lake, which has provided most ministration's fiscal I have provided ideal study such as overpowered; 8 Inexperieoc- mussel return. Some records, or of the Tennessee River "We have abused the dollar by acting as conditions such as a quiet refund basset unsafe operation of boat; though we Q - My men those relating to the acquisit- ed or shells since the harvests de had all the money in room, lighting, eiradart. should I write? pro- Drinking or other unsafe con- the world and now the conse- good Where ion of a house or other 6 dined drastically in north Ale- quences able chair and desk, no distraO -11 it has been less than duct; 6 Darkness, or in unfami- Tennessee. have caught up with us" A perty, should be kept longer. bama and southeast bons, and reasonable amounts area; 1 Unsafe boat or ten weeks since you filed PM Q - My refund was les liar Nearly 500 people were dir- of time. In addition, we have return, please be patient. WM motor. Tennessee SAIGON - Ma; Gem John Tolson, comMaZider than I expected , 1PM do I ectly engaged in the the problem. yen it? SWIMMING OR WADING 1967, US. troops engaged in an operation to cut off th• write about River mussel businINIIIIL OOHS- Is atill did not fulfill his re- fund or receive a kik, Med 1 15 Poor or inexperienced muniat supply line into A - Whitener a CII=1. an increase of 58 permed OM South Vietnam throtgat ibl A gpeasibility, I threatened ver- this tes•ars ".. _ swimmer; 11 Swimming alone, It'Ms atedt_ea a retina that 1966. Prices ranged his PM a Shau Valley. commenting on the area: b* punishments which event. inadequate supervision: 11 S.it has been over isee the amount of ter due, en or for washboard misMo "This is the wrewlest piece of (includes drinking) ton terrain rye Meg NOM tally have been put into action, Mimi you filed yak Myr% planation is sent to the tax- Unsafe acts plgtoes, with as IMO It's 8 Tried $450 for a great big ditch surrounded by mountaina." I have discussed the matter write the regional genies coo payer, generally within two or unaware of hazards; endurance; all average of $167. with the school. The teachers ter where you filed. Be sure to weeks from the date the refund to swim beyond Stepped in DALAT, Vietnam - South Vietnam Vice Pftelshint have checked and have Ladle* give your social security nillni7 check is mailed. Facts unknown; 6 ed that he knows how tode ke Cramps. Nguyen Cao Ky,commenting in a speech on pens** bar as well as your name ad If you do not receive this hole; 4 Who work The psychologist has not indicate whoa lee drowned in 1967 SATELLITE RELAY think this country is nca and *ace, write to your IRS Ser- Two persons entirely dependent on foreign aid waters at found any emotional problegs.1 ow your return. vice Center where you filed for In the turbulent "People who think this are cowards who are ready I and at least am at my wits end. What I Millions of tax notaries wen an explanation. Please be sure win stream dam's, to sell not only their own country but also their their lives WASHINGTON 474 The * winla tt am I doing wrong? How can I tossed in April, and our mesa- to give your full name, address' 15 others nearty lost the foreigners" these dang- WBA heavyweight title fight be- hell) Jay before he Seta into isel are working on pirecesisg and social security riumber so In boat accidents in tween Jimmy Ellis and Jerry serious these returns as sdilypee sad that your return can be identi- erous areas. Answer: show that in Qualry Saturday night will be : reassure7 you efficiently as they can. 1/1- fied. it TVA records that as a Parent you have col' quests to check on refunds addition to the 73 drowninp tel.ised via satellite across Bible tainly fulfilled your responsi- least 50 other people the,Atlantic Ocean to London Thought for Today Mow this processing- POPULATION INCREASES "FLUNKEYS" BLAMED The In 1967 at were re- anti across the Pacific to Ja- Witte*. You should not have' However, if you receive so- regime of Algerian saved themselves or YOKOHAMA. Japan (UPI) - President pan any feelings of guilt. thing after waiting ten weeks, scued from water accidents. and Australia I The port city of Kokohama Houari Boumedieline above, have yet many things to any unto you, but Resposisibilhy With Child In- others were involved in ye cart. aed then write a thorough gained its two millionth resi- blames a submachine gun at. Many not hear them now -John 16:12. Naturally, you are concern- -drowning, which were not London and Australia vestigation will be made to de. dent Monday, passing Nagoya ta..k on the president on near will As we grow ed. Perhaps, the best move at re. reported. receive the transmission in. Christian strength, God McMinn Our onetterraine the status of your to become Japan's third largest "flunkeys of international knowledge this point is to place the re- black and white while It Will city Tokyo is the largest with iniparimliam." He _escaped sponsibility where it belongs. - What's the rate I should Nam* fishermen reeNved be- sc-rtt in color-to Japan. II million 'people and Osaka is ?with-, a cut upper hp from _ Jay is growing up. He mast when shouay - pay I report my =ors second with three million flying glass in his ear, learn to stand on his own two toe 1 security taxes this ellees Ten feet. AIRLINE PROBLEMS Years Ago Today I suggest you take the fol- College Cleaners A - The rate Ls 4.4% ke MUNICH. Germany (UPI) - lowing steps before letting Jay DRIPDRY RUSSIANS 1411 Olive Blvd. LEDGER• T131:131 FILZ the employee and 4.4% ke Mounting traffic density is the sink or swim on his own. First the employer making the caw in - FR= PICKUP and DELIVERY - greatest problem involved LONDON (UPI) - Russians make sure that he recognizes toned rate 8.9% Employers safety 'Frilly Tine Cleaning Phone 753-3$52 lbw Bernadine Hodges, cousin of Randall Patter- airport safety, 300 flight will be able to buy dripdry the problem Perhaps the tea- who paid a household employes son, died April 27 in Houston, Texas officers from 24 countries were She was 42 years cher can accomplish this with weg clothing for the first time w hea of age. OS or more in total cash told Monday The speaker was a firm discussion. Then. a British firm establishes a MOad es during January. TeisniellN L N. Tekstra of the Nether- Cfounettnuin Joe Dick, Mrs. I B teacher plant in the Soviet Union rid Wilson, Mrs. Ben you or his can provide end Musa should pay S.S% lands, president of the Interna- Grogan, and Mrs John C. Ions Ltd. said Thursday it Winter will participate in a as explanation of the peeslide SI the total wages to IRS VW tional Federation of Air Traf- panel discussion at consequences would open the plant at Stern- Murray Loan Co. the May Fellowship Day program at of his artless. Mg Form 942. fic Controllers which opened the First After these , 800 miles east of Mow Methodist Church. steps have.bese The deadline for mks a four-day convention here. MONEY HEADQUARTERS Mr and taken, let Jay make his ewe AprU 30. sew. It is being built by Rua• Mrs R. W. Tertune of 1105 Poplar are the lime taxes is 506 W. Main Street Phone 753-2621 decisions Refusing to do Wow - My refund has arrived. dm workers under British nip- parents of a son born at the Murray Hospital. Q URGES REVOLUTION work may be his way of show- Does that mean my hrturn was imical- Willard -Mutt" Carroll, District Farm HONG KONG (UPI) - Com- in organitxter ing independence. He may not okay and will not be audited? for the first district, was the munut China called today for guest speaker at the meet- recognize has mistake until be does not The ing of A - No, it American Negroes and the the Farm Bureau directors and volunteer mem- receives a failing grade On the fact that you have your re- white working class to over- bership solicitors held at the Murray hand, Woman's Club other you may find that fund indicates that your re throw the government in the HCSFAe when the responsibility is given turn contained all the required The Peking Peo- If you want to know what to him, be will begin to fulfill information and that there Negroes and makes 1 ple's Daily said it. were no mistakes in arithmetic "the working masses" should Your continued interest in IRS generally has three years launch "hand-in-hand a lading his welfare should be shown deadline of the the Great Wide-Track Drive so great, 20 Years Ago Today from the filing and fierce struggle against U.S. in other ways than concern examine the esters for return to WIRe nalism "• LEDGER a TIMES Mit homework. drive Pontiac's Great One. Curt, Moore, 67, of Murray Route Three died of corn- plicatior.s at GTO 400 cubc inches. oung now 4)Wclisuspension, the Murray Hospital. Funeral services were, swops, and a bumper so held at the Bethel Methodist Chureh. revolutionary, oompetption s Stifl kicking it in frustration VVInner of Motor More Trend than 100 strawberry pickers are needed in Cal- doe eidtes, lowly 1)t Magazine's Car of the Year award Drive it County by May 5, County Agent S. V. Foy an- and you'll understand why See your nounced this morning. Pontiac dealer He's out to smash sates records for the 7th straight year L A Jones, Bobbie Sue Poyner. Benny Ray, Bettyv Hoisapple, By Dorothy Boone t Mqt,, Ch•46.0^ James Rose, Dortha Mathis, Lalah Render- sor.. Patricia Lewis, and Robert Ray are members of the Cast of the play, -Don't Darken My Door" to be pre- Clothes sented by Let Your Winter Spend the LIM the Junior Class of Almo High School April 30 Murray State baseball team won 12 to 6 over Arkan- Summer With Us . . . It'll Do Them sas Johnny 'Reagan Welled the entire game for the • Bred.s, allowing only six hits. A World of Good

patent for the present day ALMANAC Many drycleanIng firms " by tooted Pions advertise "box storage" for imerwssistml In 1948. the body of Italian Today is Monday, April winter Igo Dictator Mussolini. executed clothes during the hot the 120th day of by 1968 with aell partisans, was weather season. As far as to lobo. hanged In a pub. lie square in Milan. we're concerned, "storage" is The moon IS between its nen In 1965, an earthquake in the only a part of our special sum- phase and first quarter. Pacific northwest killed de CLASS osisicapst 1,etan;,114( mer clothes The morning star Is care service. In- Vara eons and caused Imes chain; The evening stars are MOO(- stead of simply storing clothes Ilems $12-million in damages. man. Ni-waik NJ, and Jupiter is the we restore them. After a mum- A thought for the day Sam- first Negro rotas president On this day Is mer with us, they'll look and Miteiry: uel Johnson said. "every man's! at the history of In 1062, New Pnricetort (Mem Oka affairs, however little, are ism NJ, feel like new. way to the University lliesisippl ad ease portant to himself." _ To begin with, every gar- a L Derelity Retellse Cesilekeile-elmerellidd ment Is cleaned by the revo- to Unica brew lutionary new Elanitone dry- In 1913. Gilles& Skase% si cleaning formula, a process so advanced that only Hoboken, NJ, was granted • top quality drycleaners are licensed to use it. New BanItone drycleaning gets clothes cleaner than FOSTER they've ever been cleaned before, restoring both * TODAY thru WEDNESDAY * the original color brightness and the original fab- OCKERMAN ric texture. r Your clothes are kept under Ideal conditiOnn:-.: packed in a clean box and stored in a clean, dry U. S. SENATOR vault They're far better off with us than In a closet In your home And, With. winter Clothes out of DINNER the way, your closets at home will be a lot less Phoenix Hotel, cramped. Finally, Lexington. Ky. your clothes are pressed and finished to perfection with every pleat in place. Just like May 13.. 1166 7:00 P.M. new So, Ulna the care of your clothes- to us this T.clets n•i; 10 attend Muner It'll ME GREAT WIDE Oclee,man do them -TRACK avaaaltle Si a world of 1100tV DRIVE IS ON! is, Settee*. eteadintatia.” aa" st Leone-- a, r• aftrao, py en, It citict Oiloyelitt Ockerman for Senate/ ad• t`.'ke“ntin MS. Sandone • .14P Cil••• 000,000twfter SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES lay BOONE E 5'1.1 Let nzten S "C le 16"b rgda" LAUNEIRY-CLEANER-- Readers of CAR AND DRIVER magazine rate Pontiac Catalina • :a -need Treat miles ahead _-0 "The Cleaner Interested In You" of any other American sedan. Drive one. You will, too!

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o- PAfJE THREE THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KINTUCKY MONDAY APR/1. 19, 1968 eagessesers.seeerscse.s.se-reesa44'. k 'I,-, TIME 1.. 0. Ward Hits Two Run Homer to .•'''.'. StaillialCIL ;'• taa.r.c.e.to.a.a..-..a.....i.e.a., Give By UnItest Press International/ Twins Their Second Win ons of OUT he Tea. National *ague a TVA W. L. Pct. GIII ORT By FRED DOWN Brooks Robinson and Boog Pow- St. Louis 12 750 — run singles 3n they GALE deeettresSestemaissaeoweesor .0- UPI Sports Writer ell, and two -scoring atiwattr San Fran. 9 .800 2I4 Pete Ward is starting to play by Dave May. GARR ISM Los Ang. 8 500 4 it cool these clays because he's, Phil Ortega pitched a two. nvolved Chicago 8 .500 4 . back at the hot corner for the , hihitter and scored the Senators' a Ten- Phila. 8 500 4 r..'hicago White Sox. ! run in their opener with the harvest- Cincinnati 7 487 4'0, Ward began the season as the Indians when he Itlehed the hell an ef- Curt Flood, Center fielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, Atlanta 7 .438 5 White Sox' right fielder in one oout of catcher Duke Sims' mitt, I PoPw- le called one of the best fielding artists in major league Pitts...... 429 1 of 's scoring on a single by Ken McMc-- er from baseball. Houston 6 - .400 54 many experiments designed to Mullen. Tony Horton scored (8 New York 6 .400 5Sli dtehreenlsiinveeupliabbunt) one run after a double and ho- g. De Flood is also an artist with a brush. .ultured Sunday's *sults proput veelplinscuhc hi n tha mered for the other Cleveland Not long ago, the pro baseball player turned pro- es pie:- Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 3 ity that he was reinstated at tally as Luis Tient pitched a fessional portrait painter, too. Now he bats area th• out portraits New York 6 Cincinnati 5 third base. two-hitter in the second game. at the rate of three or four every two I form. weeks, and he gets Chicago 8 Hou. 4, 1st game A .340-hitter in a lineup Roger Repot hit his sixth i of up from $250 to $300 each. Chicago 5 Houston 2, 2nd ga which includes five regulars, homer of the season and Rick hat wu One of his best paintings was one he painted of a St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 and two part-timers who are Reichardt his fourth for the natural 7 year old girl who died of leukemia Her father said San Fran 8 Los Ang 1 hitting less than .200. Ward hit: Angela to help Sammy Ellis win that the painting was perfect, Today's Probable a two-run homer in the ninth, his first game as an American and that it looked exact- 1 hopped ly like her. Chicago, Jenkins 3-0 at Pitts- Sunday to give the White Leaguerer. had has burgh, Bunning 2-1. 8 p. m. Sox a 3-2 victory over the Min. three hits for the Angels and ind Curt did the painting at the request of the child's it to a- Cincinnati, Tsitouris 0-3 at nesota Twins and their second Rick 1#enday three singles for Mother, he later gave his commission to the Leukemia Houston, Ray 0-0, 830 p. m. victory in 13 games this season Guild of Missouri. - . the Athletics. Me 1987 Atlanta, Brittonn 1-0 at San Dean Chance was sailing a- . About a year !ntuc.kY ago he did a portrait of Cardinal Pre- Francisco, Marichal 3-0, 4 p. long with a three-hitter when A morn dident Gussie Busch. He got a notion we wanted to do it St. Louis, Washburn 2-0 at , Luis Aparicio opened the nin/I; mussel "because Bussie's got such a classic face-wrinkles, good Los Angeles, gutton 0-0. 11 p. th with a single. Russ Snyder' urray Team features, m. sts do- intelligent eyes". flied out for the first o of • Tuesday's Gaines te Ala- He caught the wrinkles, the features and the eyes the inning but Ward f Philadelphia at New York with his messes. all right, but he slipped up on one thing. Working from drive into I Wins Opener ire thi- Chicago at Pittsburgh field bleachers Locker, a black and white photo, he painted the braid on the nnest's Cincinnati at Houston who shut out thy' Twins for yachtsman's cap gold. "I didn't know that that meant n 1907, Atlanta at San Francisco the last two in p, received • I captain of the vessel," Curt said. "The .e* -o• On Sunday nt OMR owner of the ship St Louis at Los Angeles e• for the, vietery while. wears black braid." , a •••• Chance suffpted his third loss Curt also painted a portrait of Cardinal Manager American League against t • wins. -MAAR 1 I, • • Harmon Mlle- Twin States Red Schoendienst and W. L. Pct. 08 .' The Murray I ONO Stan Musial, who is senior vice- - !AI. brew • Ted Uhlaender ho- opener from Detroit 11 4 733 — Baseball won their president of the club. Red said, "It looks more like men' t • *deli me or the Twins afternoon Minnesota 9 6 800 2 Benton 8-0, Sunday than I do in real life," when he saw it. Tigers, Yanks Split Ponv Baltimore 9 6 800 2 in a game played at the Wash. 10 7 .5882 e bear- tne League Park. - first team in Boston 8 0 .371 2% El Birdo Winged York Yankees 3-2 after a This is Murray's formed New York 8 8 MD 11-11' loss. the the league since it was ST LOI Is—( aidioal Orlando epeda di*e. toi iiie dot aftei. twin; hit hr i%1 1” I scored a 64 victory after losing 24 years ago. Oakland 7 • All 416 hall that falls betneen the unipor leg.. The 11111 ii o Outsell bs Pittshui J. The it Cleveland Tanstivie CO the 3-0, the Mike Stranak is the manager s - in the fourth Swing. (reeds eac not injured ight be- on the pla‘ won 2-0 af- of the team, and he also man Calif. 6 le 375 • Jerry Chicago 2 11 .154 8 ter bowing to the Washington aged the Alma Heights team . will be Sunday's Results Weekend Sports id0-0 and Californiao that played their first game across Chicago 3 Minnesota 2 Phil Regan May Be Just What,sx:lr: thewned twenty years ago. Their ,uord London Washington I. Cleve 0, 1st game • Summary Athletics 4-3 in other games. that year only showed...dne loss. to Ja- Cleve 2, Wash 0, kid game The swept a Rick Tidwell started for Mur- Boston 3 Balt 0, 1st Chicago Cubs N Year from the Houston ray and worked. three Balti 6 Boston 1, 2nd By United Press international Astros 8-4 and 5-2, the St. Louis giving up call three hits, all via New York 2 Detroit 1, lit Saturday Cardinals defeated the Pitts- singles, while striking out five. burgh Pirates 4-2, the San Lynn Stranak relieved in the olus Detroit 3 New York 2. 2nd SILVERSTONE, England 170 Be JOE GERGIIIN tote of the ninth but neededl Francisco Giants drubbed the fourth and struck out five, and 11,144 r%! • Calif. 4 Oakland 3 —Dennis Hulme of New Zea- UPI Sports Writer ,relief help from Dick Farrel • Tedaver-Probabie Pitchers land, the world driving cham- t Phil Regan's saving g r a Rardr-Aaron smashed hial Los Angeles. -Dodgers 6-1, the wed no hits. loe .Archer Philadelphia Oakland, Dobson 1-1 at De pion, outduelled Jo Bonnier of may well prove the sale sixth homer with a man on Phillies edged came on in the seventh and pit- Pictured above is Red Atlanta Braves 4-3 and the three innings al- Schoendienst looking at the trod, Lolich 0-0, 8 p. in Switzerland to win the players of the Chicago Cubs. base. Felipe Alou also homer- ched the last portrait of himself and Stan Muslal, that Flood California, McGlothlin (1,2 at sports car trophy race at an The Cubs, seeking Ume re- eel for the Braves and Bill York Mets nipped the in- lowed no hits, and struck out Painted. Cleveland, Hargan 1-2, night average speed of 115.62 miles lief from a terribie White had a solo circuit for nati Reds 6-5 in Natiedil Leag- six. 7 30 p. per hour headache, sent ali//the way to Philadelphia. ue games. Bobby Campbell got three Minnesota, Perry 2-1 at Bos- r Los Angeles for last week Jerry Grote collected throe Ninth-inning Itomers by Bill hits out of the four trips to Rico Carty of Freehan •the Braves received one of the most ton. Bell 0-0, 7:30 p m LOUISVILLE, Ky — Cain and the ex- r fireman has singles and drove in two runs, and4im Northrup off the -plate. and Roy Smith hit reliever encouraging letters that a man with tuberculosis could Tuesdays Gismos Hoy Stable's Captain's Gig won • wasted little time in restoring saablUis rookie southpaw Jer- Dooley Womack ena- a . Smith and Stranak bled the receive. Washington at Chicago the $6,000 Stepping Stone pure. the club le good health. ry Eoocman to post his fourth Tigers to gain a split are tied for R. B. l.'s with two after doubled in each. The letter came from Red SchoendleSt, Who himself Oakland at Detroit next-to-last prep for the Ken- Regan: acquired from the straight triumph for the Mats . the tying run and scored the Other players for Murray in- • tt? had TB, while he was playing for the Braves. Calif at Cleveland tucky Derby, by eight lengths thedres in a fourman trade, and equal a club record. Epos-- New York at Baltimore at Churchill Downs. preferved both ends of an 8-4 man needed help from winning rain for the Yankees in clude Eddie Young, Richard In the letter he told Carty, "The next few months, three Minnesota at Boston ittid 5-2 doubleheader sweep relief pitchers, including two the first game. Edmonds, Darrell Stalls, Toni particularly during the baseball season when you want The Yankees taken BALTIMORE — Top(over the Houston Astro' Sim- In the ninth, in the first peas had a 2-1 Gollinger and Tony Thomas. so Mural to be with your teammates, will be extremely Phoebus pitched his way /ht. day in his first two appearaw be failed to finish this seamen. lead in the eighth inning of Several other players plan to difficult, but to give up and feel the second game Andy that your baseball ca- ARGENTINE VICTORY baseball's Hall of F;ipi t) ces in a Chicago uniform. The on Kos- join the team at a later date reer has come walk, to an end would be a mistake. CARACAS, Venezuela ern — hurting a no-hitter as e Ba: twin victories lifted the Cuba co's homer, a two wild Murray's next game is with pitches and "I hope you will continue to battle the TB in the fine Ricardo Aubone and Robertc timer Orioles beat Nie Bostor, last in the at Frank Fernandez' West Ky Vocational at Padu- single They had won the open- cah. manner in which you battled your opponents in the Vasquez defeated Humphre) Red Sox 3-0 the time of the Regair deal, In- past er with two runs in the eighth several seasons." Bose and Julio Moro. 8-1, 10-e to a tie for third place with a Sunday to on Kosco's single. a sacrifice, Benton 000 000 000-0 2 0 "You only die once, so give Argentina its PHILADE I — Vil- ;6-8 record. there's no sense in worrying Mantle's double and Roy -,' about," Brat victory in three matches lanova awe'to an unprecedent- Regan entered the first ga Murray 100 210 02x-6 9 1 Schoendienst said, "That's the big thing — not White's single with Venezuela in the Davis ed five ajor Penn Relays with none out in the eighth Benton, M Rounds—G Shem- to worry. The second thing is to listen to the Scores Second Shutout doctors Cup American Zone tennis eham nships by scoring Inning and John Bateman on well. Driver (6) and do what they tell you to do." Jose Santiago pitched four matches. co from-behind victory ovei ;second base following a two- a - Murray. R. Tidwell, Stranak Schoendienst knows Carty's plight better than any in the mile relay run double which sliced the hitter for his second straight (41, J Archer (7t and Campbell man in baseball. Red was stricken with tuberculosie deficit to 8-4 He retired the shutout for the Red Sox, who TEENAGER HONORED scored all their runs in the six- when he was a member of the Braves after the 1958 OAKLAND, Calif Tin - Jim only six batters he faced in OWENS SPEAKS th inning of the first game on . After surgery and nearly a year of recup- my Ellis outpointed Jen" Quar preserving Joe Niekro's third LEXINGTON, Ky — Jes- a walk, singles by Joe Foy and se eration, he returned at the age of 37 to play -NEW YORK WS — ager ry ov,er 15 rounds to win victory in four decisions. Owens. the United States' four more Carl Yastrzemski, a passed ball hero part time seasons of the York split decision and gain the of the 1938 Olympic Games Allows One Hit and shortstop Mark Belanger's In Berlin, Carty, a 27 year old Meta will presen 14-year-old World Boxing Association his will be the featured outfielder for the braves, was The sinker-ball specialist re throwing error Jim Hardin pit- speaker found John Quinn of rooklyn with vyweight championship tonight when the Uni- to have the disease late in spring training He Is lieved Ken Holtzman following ched a six-hitter in the second versity the Automob Club of New of Kentucky holds its being treated at the Southeast Florida Tuberculosis a triple with one out in the game behind an eight-hit at. first Hos ork's ished service me- Sunday spring sports banquet in pital in Lantana eighth inning of the nightcap tack which included doubles by five dal befo .the Mets' May BOURNEMOUTH, England ILIPS years. .0 1 and yielded only one hit — io - game ith the Philadelphia — Professional Ken Roswell Stan Key Doug Rader's ninth-inning home will be wearing a Kentucky uniform before Phil a Quinn. co-captain of won the world's first open ten run in 1 2-3 innings. The tel. FIENDERGRETSCH — MARTIN he is out of high school, but this time it will be school safety patrol at nis tournament, beating fellow — MOSRITE- FENDER the uni- Holy umph was the first of the year form of the Kentucky High School amity School, ran Australian Rod Laver 3-8, 8-2. NEW All Stare when they into the for Holtzman, who was 9-0 a —Former Mur- st - - IRISH "v7 play the path of car last Sept. 8-0, 6-3 in the British hard court ray SPECIAL - l's Indiana All Stars on June 22 19 to year ago State University basket- wave a boy's life championships. The other Kentucky boys who made the team are In other ML games. the Cards ball and tennis star. John Terry Davis, Shelby County; Jerry Dunn, Glasg , Ran- clipped Pittsburgh 4-2 for their Powless, 15, was named bead UNICORN LP RALEIGH, N C ,1719 - Carol dy Noll, Covington Catholic; Larry sixth straight victory, San Fran- basketball coach at the Uni- Carter/Pleasure TAYLOR COACH Mann won the Raleigh Ladies by IRISH Ridge Park; ciaeo trimmed Los Angeles 6-1, sersity of Wisconsin Friday. ROVERS Granville Bunton, Male High; ly Burton, Invitational Golf Tournament Pleasure Philadelphia edged Atlanta 4-3 Powless, assistant cage eoach $345 Park Ridge; Kim Wilkie, Lex1ngt Tatee Creek; CALLAWAY GARDENS, Ga with a 54-hole total of 214, three . and New York squeered past and tennis coach at Wisconsin THIS WEEK ONLY and Gary Waddell, Lafayette. en — Jim Taylor. hard running strokes better than Kathy Whit- X Cincinnati 6-5. since I94. got the lob when Head Coach will be Hardin Moes.nez of Elizabeth- fullback of the New Orleans worth. Chicago topped Minnesota 3-2 Bob Knight of Army turned LEACH'S MUSIC town Catholic High; and the A,sistant Saints of the National Football Coach will be and California defeated Oak- &sin the post. Powless Dtzteland Center Jack Sutherland League. has joined the faculty MONTREAL Iwo — Rookie grad- Clbestaut Street of Lafayette. land 4-3 in American League uated from Ii, of the Ilealthdisc All-Star Sports Jacques Lemaire's second goal Hurrai. in 1167. Key is the second highest scorer on the team as he single games Three doublehead- PENDERGRETSCH — MARTIN — MOSRITE FENDER Camp for boys, July 7.14. Hall of the game after 2:14 of over- hit 48.2 per cent of his aho4 for a 29.6 average during ers resulted in splits as Wash- the of Fame baseball star Bob Fel. time gave Montreal a 4-3 vic peat season. ington defeated Cleveland 1-0 ler and high-scoring Oscar Ro- tory over Chicago and brought before bowing 2-0. Bolden blank- - Stan will be wertng another Kentucky uniform bertson of the Cincinnati the Canadians into the final Roy- ed Baltimore 3-0 and then suf- next fall -when he.•13uts on a Wildcat suit. als previously were named to round of the National Hockey Sports the fered a 6-1 setback and Detroit faculty. League's Stanley Cup playoffs ••••• nipped New York 3-2 after los- ing the bpener 2-1. Shorts DALLAS as — Miller Bar- Glenn Beckert paced We'll ber staved off a torrid closing a 13-hit Help You Get Cub assault in 41, drive by Kermit Zarley to win the opener with pew Mery three safeties, the Byron Nelson Golf Classic including a two- run homer, and COLN& Calif. (UPI) — with a 10-under par 270. Lou Johnson It's had three hits in the second been a long time since a prize game. fight has been held here but Coate,' Wins Second back In the eurly 19003 this Ready for Spring tiny community San • south of Francisco was the selie of Dal Mated) singled home Team Batting many title bouts. the tie breaking run for the Drapery Cleaning A Specialty Cards in the seventh inning and ------Averages scored an insurance tally on a '67 Pennant Movie peeled ball. Steve Carlton yield- Absolutely No Shrinkage NATIONAL LOAGUI1 ed only five hits and retired All 111 1411 OBI eel 18 consecutive batters MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) -- A CAk16841 AI Al 122 41 7/1 in one 1.41 All Cleaning Mothproofed Free 11 LOW. 107 74 IS IS 60 274 stretch in raising his record to new color movie. "Baseball's (OK tnna., 4S6 42 1,4 7 A As 2.0. Louis retained Ai 2,4. Incredible PO114460,6A,0 ISA 4 110 6 A 24 St. Year," lids been 471) AO 1,0 17 214 game lead over the G' nts nroduccd for the main] leagues Son Frovr,64. *Si a) 105 II 4 .14 mecovey d; n and is FREE PICKUP Attl•boror 417 47 94 S 43 24 Willie ve available for free show - UPI 77,7901411 44 4 • 31 74 tO orpatitrations. It de- Mow p. 445 9 32 42 runs with a sir gle and 35 54 picts the -excitement of 6140411on 417 31 SI 4 II MP/ 425-foot homer for the Giants, the AND DELIVERY 1967 petulant races the All- AMIRICAA who received a five-hit perform- -1.111144/2 Star t'amp, and the World Se- ance from Gaylord Perry. Wil- ries and is on 16 mm sound lie Davis homered for the Dod- film gers' only run Perry. now 2-1, retired the first 12 batters in it is R R RI I AY TFAM — F ddie Hearne, In the 440 relay was the best es er for a order, belle: made aiailabit as Tornms Turner, I arry Coleman, and Jim Kentucky public service by Investop College Cleaners colleglaie team. They won the 810 Doubles by Clay Dalrymplel-Di"„inen services. Freeman won both the 440 and I, Inc. and the MO re- in 1:26 lhe team ran in the Drake Relays and Rick Wise in that . iast sseeiend at the University of n a Jass Kan- this weekend. uhile scseral other members ninth inning produced the de- 1411 Olive Boulevard loan basb, by wrttlih. to t:it. RPIA% 4. setting Murray State Unlsersity of the Racer track elan Pu.. learn went 10 the Indana siding for the Phils Wise HON 1414. records in both Their winning time of 40 I on ersitx carried Minneapolis. Minn , Relays. a 4) lead into the hot •ft, - • 5.

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PAGE FOUR TIII. LIED(1111 Ss TIM'S StUltRAY, Kgirrucim MONDAY --- APRIL 110, 1966 Court Of Honor Is Mrs. Henry Richardson. .11MMo. OKI Monday night. April 21, SEAL Gann Miss Lana Paulette Jones Becomes Bride 763-4067 I Murray Troop I Phone 753-1012 or Held At No. 210 joined the Bent- a" Of Kent Wickersham Reed In Impressive Mrs. J. B. Burkeen . . Girl Scout Cabin on Neighborhood troops for a skating party at the Benton Meseiey, April 29 Memorial Baptist Girl Scout troop No 210, Ceremony At Church Skating Rink. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Garland- Hardin, had a "sleep-in" at the • • • and children, whose home am/ Murray Girl Scout Cabin, Wed- contents were diebeyed by nesday, April 17 Supper was tire, will be Wasted with • served, and the troop biked No Will? shower at the iirksey Method- over to the Capri to see -The ist Church at seven p.m. Jungle Book" Hurry Up! • • • A -Court of Honor" was held April 30 Tuesday, 4H good grooming projects.— by the troop and badges were An educational and hob* by Troop UNIVERSITY PARJE. Pa. Mrs. Dean Roper. awarded leader. Mrs show and tea for all new mem- • • • Nell, Pace "World (UPI. — Everyone 21 years Extension Leaders Of Area Game(' bers will be held by the Cal- old or older should make a will. and 'Troop Camper" badses loway County Extension Hoe* advises Helen E Bell, home Truth in Packaging law. were awarded each girl, as was Association Mug% management spec lel ist at makers at the What's the difference between the "World Association Pin" be- Give Hints For The Public Pennsylvania State Univeraity. ray Woman's Club House a "jumbo pound" and a and "Membership" star Melan- ginning at one p.m. All non- Gloves are high fashion foi 5 end 5% are employed in bus- Making a will is one of gular pound?" None, of course; ie Wilkins was sa artied "Sign the members are invited to come to this season, either leather or iness, industry, and associat- most important acts in an a pound is a pound — no more, of the Si,,?' badge. and %%Ilene see the exhibits at two pm. fabric. However, to be attrac- ions; and 5% are in Coopera- adult's life A will states no lass. Perhaps, packages are in • • • tive, they must be clean. Mod tive Extension work. — Mn. writing Just how one's posses- sometimes labeled with "jum- ", c.-`mc'''. The TOPS Club will meet at gloves are washable but it is Maxine Griffin. ."."" *ions are to be divided If no • • • bo pound" or "giant quart," bodges. the community center on Ellis wise to read the label for ma will exists the state win then Implying that you get someth- EnJoYlof funwas When waltIne on a table Is the lids11- determine the division Drive at sevell p.m. Mrs Effie special instructions. ing extra when you buy these le Wilkins, Bobbin Side goes ',markt York, Deb- with the help of a minor. Kemp will speak on "Approa- Some tips that have proven which of the Items. Watch for such items Me Collins, Diane Lee, Karol ches To Effective Dieting". successful are. you serve to? Place and remove tent lawyer. • and terms Al these eo that you Meese, Lu Ann Haley. Dana will Protect* • • • 1. Put gloves on hand and all dishes to the left of each persorui nearest to an don't get fooled. ne*. iodi- lather with mild guest. The exception is that Meneita ThomPlopd- Mary vidual from Wednesday. Mey 1 a soap and York. Kim legal conitillea- served and re Sireu. Willette %aorta, possible The ladies day luncheon will warm water Rinse on hand. beverages are Richardson. troop squabbles. inJus- right In re A new law has been passed' leaders, Mn. lice. expense and be served at the Oaks Country Remove the gloves and allow moved from the Nene and general un- or passing which is designed to protect Pace. Miss Nettie happiness. she said Club at noon. Hostesses are warm water to run through moving, placing, Weatherly Also assisting was Chris Luther 75345512 and Sue the glove until the water 15 food, use the hand farthest you from misleading labels McDougal 753-8796. Please clear from the guest Therefore, at and make it easier for you to make reservations by Monday 2. Do not squeeze gloves — the left, use the left hand. shop. This law applies to all sebsiDAT. Anti 21. I es evening. blot vrith a towel. When serving mid removing food and laundry products; • • • S. Blow air into gloves to beverages, use the right hand. meat and poultry are already raTII IKAC-IV VISIX-1V WOCN-TV The Oaks Country Club lad- shape before drying. This means that the elbow of covered by similar laws. — days of golf will open with 4. Dry on towel or glove the waitress never interferes Miss Irma Hamilton. Channel 4 Channel S. s., • • • Chinneel 8 Chaseel 2 a kick off coffee at nine aim frame sway from heat. with the guest — Miss Patricia MONDAY OVIIININI PROGRAMS Tee off time will be at 9:30 5. Leather gloves should be Everett. • • • body growth reeeir en.• I Lee Lett iiellTe• finger and kneaded ea For a ALM Golfers will be paired at pressed for sat- 6 ii 0 srls 11/111,.. SOWS Calm the comfortable guest is a ergy ideal weight and Ti., ivis••••• Stramb• Two* the tee. All new golfers are hand before they are tho- A a meals, you should plan "Su ammo ollinvera lee Isreied to attend. Hostesses are roughly dry; otherwise, they happy guest, so let this be Ldying owe Nones" which contain foods Rose and Laura become hard and discolored.— your guide. Furniture should menus four groups. Lees1.4. Ter Lew Mee Mem Genet • • • Mrs. Catherine C. Thompsoe. be arranged for traffic to flow from the basic ser Mem • ROW WICKERSHAM REID • • • also should They are: Milk and Cheese; Ititriov TVs Mat Wens. The Flint Baptist Church We smoothly Furniture 8 Ply, Sone converse- Meat; Bread and Cereal; and IPT" man's Missionary Society will Kiss Lana Paulette Jona bride's parents were hosts for In planning the week's men- be arranged for easy Pre▪▪p Atka foe,* Place Veal. Amerk.e. Fruit and Vegetable groups. IA•Mil•• meet at the church at 7:30 pm. deughter of Mr. and Mrs. r us prepare two lists for mar- tion. We . -arranged conver- the the reception in the Red Room next three news j1Sii Ovva. 1•••••11 .1•40 Vales .4T Jerry. • • • Wane Jones of 312 South keting. One-a weekly list for sation areas are important at In this and the 9 of the Holiday Inn. explain each Cherry Corner Baptist Thirteenth Street, Murray, was the staples and foods that will any time, but they're an ab- articles, I will The The bride's table was beauti- Milk and married to Kent Wickersham keep well. Two — A supple- solute necessity for successful group thoroughly. NOM SUM Church %VMS will meet at the fully appointed in the colors of Mao Mrs. Juanita Cheese is our leading source of church at 7:30 p.m. Reed of Princeton, son of Mr pink and white. It was draped mental list for perishables or entertaining. — IU W./VW *Wea • calcium, which is needed for othewumandarranceilr-w shothoserilythabwit ohareveliwnsto be. Ausessett. "serths Kniourth/tauncestreecReediardaW7 edwithwaitbwh.iiitegoclrg •• • teeth. It also pro- s- lltlek-off coffee kr ale Opposite bones and = Teens can us vides kighquality protein, ribo- he goiters of the Canoeing Sewn ring ment of white stock and pink each food on the second list something a- 11 4 - bout acne. flavin, vitamin A, and many County Country Club will be 'The impressive double roses. write the day of the week on "'Walling to but- 11101611C v grow' your can other nutrients. Adults should AMY= Sue,•• held at the club at 8.30 am. 'Ceremony was read by Rev. T r.wThbcbe white wedwereding an:di thislt hanbw droyurcinhawhd•the scone be ser- 111.111.. • • • Thacker at the sanctuary of handy ious mistake," says a pamph- drink 2 or more 8 oz, cups, 1.2 11".-°""w Cosi S. garlanded list let children should drink 3 or Thursday, May 2 the Memorial Baptist Church rwith ilax and pink sweet- event that substitutions malt published for teen-agars by more cups, while teenagers The Kirksey Baptist Church es Sunday April 14, at four heart roses. Mrs. Kenneth Mott be made because of neemsary the American Medical Associa- 1 o'clock in tion. It explains that "acne is should drink 4 or more cup. Wesnan's Missionary Sods* andside Ills the Nancy Robbins pre changes in the planned MOW a; ldit eaftefarnariliesn includes milk and cheese TOMAS tmeaseaset rsOcawats will meet with Mrs David Bra- Ir punch bowl and —Mrs. Barlet.ta. rather. not a dimes* of dirt, even This though used in cooking. You may Perm Nein sier at seven p m. were present for the ceremony ,er.t.ed The you are told to wash tel Ibrahim cake evap- • • • isitets of white snapdragons thoroughly and frequently. choose from fluid whole, 6 Lae • ..c •. itociies After the ti the Sea- Today there are about 80.0001 The is orated, skim, dry, buttermilk, The Garden Department o f Reeked by the seven branched pie left for k week's wedding individuals employed in hone! washing to remove oils 1110. or cheese. One ounce of cheese the Murray Woinan's Club will elladRiabras holding burning trip to Nassau in the Bahama economics occupations in the' and to clear the plugged ell 7,—, .,141 nit 5115 Ow while tapers were the lovely Islands the wearing States About 55% of glands Wash the face two can be used for 1 cup of milk. emir meet at the club house at 1 30 with bride United . decorations for the church sane- persons teach some or more times daily with soap Ice cream may replace part of Vim. /sr. U p.m Mrs. Wade Crawford will 1 a brown and whits coat sad these Pkokirv subject in and hot water the milk, but it takes twice as ite••••• have the meditation and a tour teary gdarresdsenieunsemble with brown me branch of this Frequent pew Mem 14X Music for the wedding colleges. Another shampooing of hair also is in much to get the same amount 8 uS down garden paths will be the cessones and a corsage of while Miami' and meseratan Co. program.'Hostesses are Me* presented by Mrs Thyra Craw NS are in dietetics: between order" These and many other of calcium in • cup of milk. — . :45115 Jelle•e.... 04.0 07.1.•. 44—.Fro.„ --Nom McSwain. H. Ed ford, organist, and Mrs Mason things are all discussed in the Miss Frances Haan. :is Lab A dames L E The bride is a graduate el C...... 44 - . Brandon, W Billington. soloist. 9 2. - ' •••••••.• a Chrism-an, Gene High School and is a B Graves. and Lester Nanny The bride. given in marrtage juniorMurray =Oaring in sitimotses le P.e.••••• Oks0;7 17— for,..!e-499 ,!five • • • by her father, was beautiful in •-•••••• education at Murray State Uni- 104elloliremil =Dem ' ^ • :41 loomeo Ooollow Yu. omeito. wite. lisiturdey, Mee 4 her formal gown of magnolia vets" lererev Uwe Severe The Derby Day dinner dance silk The dress was fashioned Mr Reed is a gredraste of .1am etres tor rnearre le* Will be held at the Calloway with a portrait neckline com- Barditown High $eine' and S ~Iry Omnity Country Club A catered pletely framed in Venue lace was graduated from the TIMMY AFTOIMINION iescamme Amer by the House of Grace. and a slightly moulded bodice versity of Tennessee Memel Maw COW r.we Olen Nom Prim?. ow 444 Pagecah, will be served from that was simple and unadorned Pharmacy. He is a sesellef ei avelesr Para debt to nine p ai followed Her elbow length aleeves were Kappa Psi professimiel :4 - Awerlam. Vier adorned with triple bands of 1.•aDe C.cim Cew. •Or me IlsTh.erw il Gem us," by the dance with OMSK by nit) the repeated lace motif The an DOW ear., _Sae Goma Reid Hale Please make reser- Mr and Mrs. Reed - Nees Mariaa eases yawns by May 2 by calling A-silhouette of her gown fell at home at 110% East Wei 2 '-n stew www TS Tye T's. Cerra lesseVO V S Mr and Mn. Bobby Nix Craw gracefully to a wide hemline ington Princeton 1 Va. OW Ise lare Mew Der Stelowe ford. Mr and Mrs. Don Over- bend of Venue lace Her court Rehearsal Dinner =NY train of silk linen was attached wedding Jne. Dame * .114firs hey, or Mr and Mrs. A. B. A dinner for the 3 wine were ese:lo and 6000: ISMS Crass. st the shoulders was also1party and members of the eNtOW00111/ Co121110, 1 10 VA ;:arile. 1080Wrik • • • intuited with lace Her elbow mediate families was elves Vete Thine Maris Mantilla was bordered following the rehearsal oe Sat 4 • "11.• SURVIVOR RELEASED with scrolled Vents. lace C_..4,...Treat. Orta• ONO urday evening. April 13 Jur fume WINDHOEK, South West Af- ▪ She carried a lovely crescent The groom's parents, Mr and Neer. rase. New The Urseesseme rica UPI — Thomas Taylor of bouquet of gardenias and white Mem Mrs Maurice Reed of Barer 01.1.11m.' dIFa . CONSAOMPr bet Vii0i• MOWN lav Tahlequah. Okla a survivor of roses 1ve town, were hosts for the din- 5 licallev PIPM11001 Saturday'. crash of a South Mrs Stott Nall. Jr, was the TUMMY EVIIIING ner held at the Murray WO- MIOGIIIAMS African Airways Jetliner will matron of honor and the bride's 6 si Now WOW 1100.11 I 1.2.• Len e be released from a hospital in man's Club House. ii WOO Sono., Was only attendant She wore a for. •• • * I Omen. D.., a few days, officials said today. , 1010110 Gerona. mal gown of mimosa shantastic Experts from the Boeing CENSURE ATTEMPT 7 1.4-. 1.001 •" Air- fashioned with an oval neckline craft Co. were due to check PARIS (1'11) The French et Talk, • Mad abbreviated sleeves T he I - Over the wreckage of the Boe- bodice was slIghtly moulded leftist opposition was launch . _ . two-day Parliamen- ....v,T - • • =--- ing 707 in which 122 persons and was unadorned Back Mar- ing today a 8 ,,1 .....,=•• .3- .... Cy.... , tape.. were killed. The plane h a d na was created by a Watteau tary offensive intended to de X New Mae Ilers,S been in service only 17 days. by four settee,- feat President Charles de Jar Mai cis 01.... Sevciel lbe Ilini•Mvs alaa• ••••••as_ - penal secured 9 1.....i. .• - seed buttons. Gaulle's government on a cen 2 - . . . The matron of honor wore • sure sole 1.1rspile lialUllUd setback sr 0% SONO 14001 NM. 7 Minted Mee veil of silk illusion secur- Jigs. a Northern Corsica by-election tni 1Timeiv."4.6 Make minted apple sauce to ed to an oval cluster of mimosa 1 serve with roast lamb Beat 1, Illy-of-thevalley She carried a Sunday observers gave the left- • cup of mint jelly with a fork bouquet of white daisies with ists little chance to topple Pre- lik•••• • soften and fold Into mier Georges Pompidou's cab- "ay.. to 2 cups yellow centers 11 1 ef canned apple sauce Chill inet • eev 1051 WOO Maurice Reed served as best •2 - well. Makes about 24 .4 cups. If man for his son The ushers ayor,- available, cup of wa.• finely were Phil Jones, brother of the softener Is a chemi- chopped fresh mint leaves can A fabric bride, and Scott Nall. Jr to coat textiles be substituted for mint jelly cal designed _ 1 1 Reception making them soft and fluffy Following the ceremony the

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0 PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - 11HRAY, KENTUCKY 19, 1966 MONDAY — APRIL 29, 1968 RudT's Body Shop, 301 Asti IN LOVINO MIIMORY as a "very dangerous beast" Street. StillTials Murray. Ky., Phone 753- In loving memory of Toy escaped from a private zoo and Box 1277. A-27-C Chadwick, April M, 1987. vanished into woods near lir- take Frankfurt Mon- WANTED: Cook and waitress Nothing can ever away bearch south of le*kW Rho' the love a heart holds dear. day. for night shift. Apply in per- Fond memories son, Trenholm's Driv e-in, linger every Police loudspeaker trucks day. Remembrance keeps imeorsit ne Chestnut Street. 1111-1-C him rolled through Urberach and dear, other villages around the for- seats with console, au- tiful trees or no trees—sloping bucket all-electric. See or call Thomas Sadly missed est calling on citizens to watch floor, power steer- to front or to back—just BUSINESS tomaUc in in- IL Lovett, 435,5562. 14-1-P by Wife and Children for "this very dangerous beast" ing and brakes, air, black ant), side city limits or just outside OPPORTUNTITHI new Westwood 1TP and to "keep your children at NOW OPEN white. Local car, one owner. —size 100' x 225' or 1 acre., POODLE PUPPIES. Brown male ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- at the south end vice. Box 213, Murray, Ky., C. PUMA AT LARGE home." • • • Subdivision Call after 5:00 p. in., 753-4518. Cash or easy terms. Prices standards. Whelped 3-1043 IS YOUR Business for sale? of South Eighteenth Street, one- H. Sanders. Phone 383-3176, The largest pickle manufac- 14-1-C $1750.00 to $2500.00. Claude L. Championship bloodline, -ASC. Businesses only. For fast con- URBERAC1L Germany SIN — nations is half mile from city limits. OVer Hiller, Realtor, Phone Disposition bred. Lynnville, Ky. H-May-16-C fidential service write or call: turing plant in the 753-5064 ExcellEnt pets. A 3-foot-long puma described one hundred choice lots to TOMATO PLANTS and peppers 471-1930. Byerfinder System locaKKI at Wiggins Miss. or 753-3059. A-29-C 753-8330 evenings only. NOW OPEN: Standard Station Sikeston mo. choose from, price range from of all kinds. Mrs. Paul g law. Dill, M-4-P at 4th and Maple across fromW._ ' $1200 to $2400. No money down BY OWNER: New colonial style 114-29-C,i AM.., to Saturday's Puzzle between 507 Vine Street. A-30-C CROSSWORD PUZZLE and small monthly payments. brick house with two tile baths, NEW fashion colors are Sue's post office. Specializing in V. a "rev FIRST repair and tuneups. Call 753- lUILJUOI4 SEJSC2 Freeman Johnson, Realtor, GRADE Birchwood cab- carpeted living room, hall and delight. She keeps her carpet ACROSS 5-Chemical course. 7523 A-29-C BLIOL)90 Phone 753-2731. TIC inet, reaches from ceiling to 3 bedrooms, large family room, colors bright—with Blue Lu- compound O I United Siamese 6 More ffgOID (mom mo ISOM floor. Can be used as a china, kitchen with stre! Rent electric all built-in G. E. shampooer Large Size DEEPTAN sun tar Wanted currency intoxicating ouork2 mmo Pod lin trophy or gun case. Heavy glass appliances, central electric heat, $1. Big K. M-4-C 4.Note of scale 7-Part of Circle mg MOON MC100 "AIM- r sr AMERICAN trailer, air- oil, $1.39. Holland Drug Store 6-Workmen sliding doors on top. Three utility and car port. Must be 8 Seines ON WINPO mimosa (Man," iondiUoner. Phone 753-7333. KIRBY DUAL Sanitronle A- 11 -irritates 9 600 (Roman nonn oomo shelves on top, two are adjust- seen to appreciate' Desirable 13-Builds sometli- May-30F World's Most Complete Vacuum number) mom umog wo able. Bottom has two doors location. Call 753-3903 anytime. THE MURRAY Beauty Salon 15-Babylonian 10-Cubic meters mono UMPON r thews Cleaner. Call Jerry Adams, May- RMIY 12 Initials of COMPONENT STEREO, televi- with two shelves for storage. A-30-C will be closed Monday and Boy to deliver OUM 00000 000 Items field, Ky., 247-6663, collect, 261h Presdent sion drum set, books, records, Paid $120.00 to have it made for Tuesday 29-30 for redecorating. 15-Latin 14-Look fixedly 00 0M000 00013 ist you 1967 MC and refrigerator. All very rea- and will sell for $50.00. Call TRAILER, 12' x bee home demonstration with- A-M-C coinunction 17 Electric catfish 0300013 LHIU40M Mrs. Jr. Garrison at Excellent condition, 3 bedrooms. out obligation. You will papers in 19-A state(abbe) 20-Oriental nurse r3PMENi sonably priced. 811 Vine, (corn- 753-5229 be glad 21-lintiess 23-Comunction er of S. 9th). A-29-P or 753Mir A-30-C you did. H-1TC HELP WANTED 22-Gir4's name 24 Pronoun i passed Murray 24-Dress borders 25-Cook 38-Trumpeter 51-High cards HOUSE TRAILER, 8' x 35', one- 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, Su- SERVICES OFFERED 26-Foray slowly bird 53-Polish protect 2 MEN wanted by local mason- 24-Weight of India 27-Periods 81250.00. Also 2-1 per Sport, 396, four-speed with of 39-Verbal noun 57 Numb., labels bedroom. GET ary contractor to brick, APP0 at 29-Puff up time 41-Clue 58 Symbol be 9000 one-owner 31 Lowed one you to horse horse trailer. Call 753- miles. Walnut MOVING layers. Call 753,3754 after 61 30-Sdkvrorm 43.1.4t nickel A-30-C steering wheel, rear window 33-Compass poen, 32 Decays 44-Mountam 60 Possessrve to all 8004 Reasonable and reliable. Phone p. m. A-29-C 34 Passessme 3S defroster. Call RID OF -Runs (abbe ) pronoun roducts; 753-6655 days; 753-7271. H-May-16-C pronoun aground 46-Note of scale 62 Preposition 10' x 52' MONARCH Mobile 36 Hindu 37 already 753-5686 nights. A-30-P MOOFLE'S BODY SHOP wants peasant Pill,helmet 44 Fewest 64 Compass pant Home, 2 bedrooms, air-condi- PESTS MAINTENANCE Unlimited Jan- work- 34 Symbol for • experienced man. Good silver 1 2 IWI. — tioned, completely furnished. TWO FRAME foundation mat- Commercial, In- 3 .:::.-Z4 5 77.„-7„•6 7 8 9 10 .--.....:7 THEY WON'T LEAVE itor Service, ing conditions. Call 753-6035 Ledger & Timis 40-Preposthoe ,.. In excellent condition. Call 753 treues, one new, $15.00; one dustrial, Residential, 492,8485. 42-Airnosphern " . ON THEIR 7972. slightly used, $10.00. Both for OWN M-23-C °Mee@ Onflirbance ...... 45. P T.C.OUS l $20.00. Ideal for bunk bed in WANTED: Experienced body 15 :-...... -:: 16 i17 S. 18 >air stone DACHSHUND Puppies, A K. C. home or cottage. Call 753-6783. TERMITES POSITION WANTED: Will nut- man, willing to work, depend 47•Seed coating X'R: for Eg- ;,...... :-s•s•19 ''•*••.•'•'-.20 registered. $35.00. Call 753.4523. A Go aselderly person and do light Contact Rudy Bailey at 49- Spec k ..'.,:: 21 .04:22 23 ad plan -30-C right on eating if you able. 50-Solo A-29-P ignore them The housework. Can give references. 24 foods SEAL answer. 52•Assm 25 ),. 20 27 .4). 28 POINT Siamese kittens, Call 753-56011. A-304 84-Exists in 1Lingsw . Kelly's Pest Control! ...'•• Ponta& 100' x 150' LOT male, one female, 4 months 111104iwalettsr `99-.-- •.-- - • ' ggz3 Cheese; Subdivision. Call 753-4518 after old. $20.00 each. Call 437-3135. MAW •• • Wee,of al; and 11-14 Locally owned and operat- weep .... '34 ••••• 38 37 5.00 p. in. A-30-C 490 ed for 20 WALLACE FOR President 81,8Spity groups years. We can be WANTED TO BUY 63-Kind of piano .0 •..L. 1965 FORD Et convertible, reached 39 39 .%:. 40 41 ..:. 42 43 44 ee news LOTS: Take yours pick. Beau- 24 hours a day. 63-Portions of Stand Up For America medic in* each _ 45 46 •' • .1 n •IF ITS A PEST CALL US • WANTED: Good two-wheel farm 66-Symbol for Ai 48 ,. 49 --• Lk and MEN WANTED NOW All Wallace Supporters tellurium •••::. Phone 7S3-3414 wagon.. Call 436-5510. A-29-P are urged to attend a so ource of TO TRAIN An 67 Bitter vetch 51 .1k..752 53 • -2,54 •:i ::::•• CLAIMS Member Chamber of 'fleeting at the aplkihode Restaurant, Tuesday, 1 ADJUNTEES •5& Lid for • Insurer.* invretiemor• are badly needed due to the tremendous increase Commerce April 24, 646 blierest DOWN 55 I in and Builders FOR RENT pus., of organizing a ao alma ',alining from auto accidents fire. floods. robberies, storms sad Association campaign 1•14ature l '• ndustrial rovident. that LCP-195 eesaauttes. 01 6 cr. ribo- occur duly Imurance Adlusten Schools, e• 2 Tour ...,. cor tram tort to earn top money in thi• fun moving, exciting, THRZE APARTMENTS: One I many acuondmoked Wallace Supporters 3 Symbol for 04,1 full time nr part time. Work at your prandial job until ready to unfurnished, couples only Call 429 c tarrtabon 065 Ofr.v *.r'ne7 should v,it4-11 own to your new career through excellent local and national sm- 753-1950. M-4-C ''''..••••••>: •ionnent amietance sail [[Y'S 1. Coup& Today PES instrument cups, No Obligation. ..tire Syndicate, Inn 3 or *Prang= 1St VETERANS UNDER NEW 0. I MILL. *MOM IN1117111ANCE ADJUSTERS SOW0011.11 Dept. II31 1171 N. W. 7 Plea** linseani. P7ss UM CONTROL Peanuts* * cups Are-- by Charles M. Schulz cheese U may stale a, evap- • Phone- Located 100 So 13th Si, termilk, 21-1TC 1113-C IT SEEM4-A5 IF At461A4e, 6000 WO(IN PETALUMA! wow ac 6000645 Allt14& MAKE M•e THROAT ' chew 1N6 8,644--14iE W0121{Y5-tiRf91 HURT= I NaaMORE-HEti.05 — — Dl milk. part of 600M,DciE9i'T UJRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP...I wire as High Excitement All the Way IT 5HOOPY? KNOW YOU CAN DO IT! amount milk — AS GOOD AS GOLD e• By Edward Wymark

krom the Coward-McCann. Inc. novel. 0 Copyright. 1947, a' Edward Wymark. Distributed by Xing Peanuts, Syndlcsta, WHAT HAM HAPPENED need, like she had seemed the ning. Al Jobs Verrekeir a transcon- 50 tinental pilot. left Singapore he other night at Rutland Gate. In- As we went out, Camilla said, heard • fellow pilot and friend. stead she was hostile. brittle '7 suppose that was a friend of Anthony Mustyn, had been appre- hended for smuggling goal Into For a moment, I thought she yours we passed coming up the India. In London. llostyles wife. wasn't going to offer us a stairs." told Verreker she wee aur- Moretyn had 1.000 Pounds In drink; finally she did, though -- No. It could not a serret bank account Two police- neither of us accepted. We just have been a friend of mine" .• ien Adeane and Preston. quer smoked and • cmed Ven ram about Oneonta ir- I saw Camilla look- Although she was obviously Nancy regularities and his association with ing round at the straw chairs, by Ernie Busluniller Mostyn They asked if he had any trying hard, Olga did not even conta,.t with a Mr Chang In Hong brassbound modern hardwood succeed in sounding ambiguous. Kong Verreker said he did not tables, long olive green sofas • • • 'know him At a cocktail party given and black Iron fireplace, en- PAY UP-- HOW YA KEEP YOUR SHIRT by his friend. Sebastian. Verreker In the car Camilla said. -That A 30 CENTS, I mat Camine Vssiderrell. an Ameri- deavouring to extract from can based in Paris at wont was dhort and scarcely srweet." I CAN'T DOING. ON ---I'LL GET for • them some clue as to why we PLEASE New York art firm of which her "Ectraorciinary. Quite differ- father is director Verreker arranged were so suddenly unwanted. A WAIT CALM SLUGGO SOMETHING SOON Omni& day for chili- ent from last time But she was to see the next modern three- bulbed standard ner and the races. He realised he still frightened, all the same." ALL DAY DOWN, was falling In love with Camilla. lamp, with a department store YOU'LL her brother 'Was she retlly frightened ""'11114••• She told him about oriental shade, lit the room HAVE YOU'LL Nick, who worked in the Par East last time? Today she just CC (*FAN f. rr the family's Interest and of her On each wall hung Chinese GET family background. Verrnker was seemed straightforwardly un- TO WAIT IS, adviaed by letter he had a flighLto Painting's of lovebirds and blue pleasant to me. That's why I A PA ID Hong Kong the following week. rte vines, plainly WHILE Montys and of and lightly decora- asked about the man on the told Camilla about ,•••••- eg his arrest At her insistence they tive, in harmony with the fur- stairs. Just to be offensive. Hor- MIS Olga Malaya went to visit nishings and oddly contrasting rid of me," Camilla said. 4r6.- dii% CHAPTER 12 to the ugly, old, haughty nine- "Peculiar fellow." INSIDE, Camilla Vandervell teenth-century fireplace and the "Her handbag was stuffed a climbed the steIra to the soot on the windowpanes out- with fivr•rx. Didn't you nee when ICE CREAM I a / Mostyn flat. The stairs were as- side. Money had been spent on she got her cigarettes out? 1 qi v. the flat without altering it's 154 t tonish'ngly broad at first, but couldqj help it." - k•-•frr•IL,- nature suddenly narrowed like a bottle fundamentally. Lying un- "Yes, she did say she was all tidily on a window Neat, •• •mg U I •••••••• as soon aa we reached the firet Wail a right for money; yet at Rutland AISINRRRR •.01 •• ••••• I••••• 1.••••••• AP* -29 heap of radio equipment and landing. As we climbed further. a Gate she complained she was green felt rabbit Sr a man came down. I failed to short because she couldn't draw hear his feet, descending above "Your lawyer said he would any without Mosayn's signa- Abbie 'N Slats my heed and Camilla nearly ran look into our case. He said that ture." by R. Van Buren 'into him. Like the dirt around as long as we were legally rep- Ifostyn had three thousand resented us, he was purely Dickenelan. In India, there was and fifty - six pounds in the O.K., SLEEPING EtEAUTY. He was short and fat; one of nothing else to worry about. He Reading account. Olga might EVERY AND NEVER COME BACK: W- WHAT DAY IS THIS?, TRAMP THAT PASSES OUT IN THE those little pink men who have has rung up somebody In E.I.A. have been given something by CRAB- SECOND TIME MONDAV F... SATURDAY and TREE CORNERS IS ENTITLED TO A only reeentJy given up wing he says they will see that the bank manager to keep, her AROUND GET WHAT MoNTH ? WHAT FREE FLOP ON THE TOWN collars. Tony has the best advice." She going. But I wondered if the NASTY: WAR VOu'VE HAD Blinking behind wire gilt stated all this flatly arid let it man on the stairs had given YOURS, SO it TAKE OFF... glasses. he gathered his gaber- drop like a dead cigarette end. to her, as Camilla suggested._ !mackintosh about him and "Our station -Manager's Job," dine We had an early dinner at the squeezed past us, neither slowly I said. Knightsbridge Grill. It was "I'm no sorry for you," Ca- nor quickly. The little man we snowing hard on the way stairs must have milla said to Olga Moetyn back. had met on the and when the back wheels Mostyn's flat "Why sorry?" Olga spoke al- of P Just come from the Jaguar skidded in low most sharply. "There's nothing gear We rang the bell beside the she laughed In to be sorry about. We will man- Montpelier door and I wondered if the one Street, we turne,' age. It is life. Everything has round twice in et street level had been work- slow time ing. It seemed a long time be- been done to see Tony is looked In the house in fore Olga Mostyn opened the after out there and I think he Markham Square, I had a door; she peered at Camilla and will be home soon." whisky and we made some darted when she saw me. "In the meantime ?" coffee. It was late but we played some Cautiously and almost resent- queried. itachmanin- ov and flatly. she said, "Oh John .." "I have enough money to threw poker dice for chocolates. "We came to see if we could manage," she interrupted. "I am • • • heap you at all. I wondered what quite all right. Please do not worry It was After breakfast, Camilla left 4 Johnson had said. T'61 Is Camil- kind of you to Lir Abner le Vandervell--Olga Mostyn." come, but unnecessary." for the Air Terminal and I by Al Capp She stood there looking at us Yet it had been necessary for went to the bank and persuaded for a moment and then said un- her to telephone me and take a the manager to allow me a fur- TI-4EN ALL GET YOUR STICKY I'LL BET I'LL BET THER ISN'T taxi ther overdraft for a fortnight graciously, "Well you'd better all the way to Rutland Gate I HAVE - FINGERS OFF MIL, THERE ISN'T ANOTHER Two hundred pounds in 7-YEAR - cane In; but Pm all right now. to see a person whom she hard- notes LEFT IS YOU UTTUL I don't' need any help It is all ly knew In fact Olga Mostyn padded to my briefcase when ANOTHIA OLD WHO settled." had changed considerably since left. l.hroi an early lunch, then you:: HAS-INIEDJ 7-YEAR-OLD DISOWNED She stood back, but as I fol- I had last seen her. Now she collected my briefcase from WITH NO Rutland (lete and THEIR OWN MuN1MV lowed Camilla into a large stud- was being impersonal rind Teu- drove to the .‘Y FOLKS TO to room, it didn't require any tonically abrupt; yet as before airport I acknowledged my AND DAD !! LOOK AFTER intuition to know that we were- she was smoking extrernely service for' the following Mon- n't needed and that when Olga quick'ly, and her hand shook no- day and flew to Bedford with HER?! Mestyn closed the door and ticeably when she reached for Captain Palmer in Oornet Delta leant her back against it, she the ashtray. Yankee. Wiahed we were both on the out- "Please do not think me rude, We landed at seventeen hun- side of it. but I have the children to pick dred hours, in time for me to Perhaps the little man we had up I have left them with their take the eve.rang Viscount flight seen on the stairs had upset se hoolm Est res.,". to Paris. On the way over I her: but idle didn't seem to be .1 wondered why the children thought about Olga Mostyn upset somehow - certainly not had been left with the school- and her handbag of fivers: half-hysterical and in desperate mistress for this particular eve- (To if. enutirtn, 4 1 Prom the Coward•McCann. Inc novel. e Copyright, 1917. tdward Wyreark. Distrituted by King Features Syndicate (4-•

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THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY • • MONDAY — APRIL 29, 1968 een, Mayfield; Mrs. Arlene Hu Clarence Open House Held Report 8, Murray; Hospital Route Murray; PVT. JONES. . . , School Stubblefield, Route 5, At Carter VANDAL . Street, (Continued From Page I) . . Roy Farmer, 808 Olive Admissions, April 26, 1964 Lorles Wilson, was held at the (Continued From Pile. 1) Murray; Mrs. Henry County Hospital suffer- Open house Mrs. Barbara Canup, Route Mrs. Norma ary' fol- Route 5, Murray, ing from a broken back and a Element in conservation to use in all 1, Hardin, Mrs. Ernestine Gar- Mrs. Scmeeh7ingt of Karnes, Route 2, Murray; dislocated hip Windsor is list- usiness grades and subjects. It has itir•o!, e:•„:" 10th Street, Route, May- Parent-Teacher As- Anna West, Star ed in satisfactory condition by tlCoha4er neCgra r heer b spread to many colleges and Murray, Arthur Kind'. 404 N. Route 6, Thursday coven- field; Ronnie Boyd, the hospital and suffered • sociation held Universities. 1st Street, Murray; Mrs. Mag- Kelly Steely, Murray; Master number of cuts and scraps. the Awarded the USDA Certifi- dalene Robbins, 7 Fay Ave. Murray; Youel was 1714 Ryan Ave Trooper Veteto said all three irgThaet eecacialhool. ope n house cate of Merit, for outstanding Jeffersonville, Indiana; Mrs. Grove; Apprecia- Duncan, Route 1, Lynn persons were thrown from the held during Teacher as a Soil Conser- Peggy Hoke, Route 2, Murray; Route 8, tea- performance Master Martin Story, car when it ran off the left tion Week and each of the vationist, Commendations from Mrs Amelia Ford, Route 1, highway and ap- presented with a cor- Murray. side of the chers wa-s Regional Directors, State Con- Dismissals three nr teachers of He served on the of- parently turned over sage Tlig special servationists, and others Wra- Church. 518 Broad, car education, for 37 years. They W. H. Perry, Sour times. Veteto said the music, art, physical ther's prize accomplishment is ficial board Barnett. Hard- the and the at Murray where Murray; Ira W. came to rest 399 feet speech, and library, a warm personal letter and Ci- plan to day Darnell (Ted), the high- potted Wrather is employed as in; Mrs. Norma point where it left principal received tation from the first Chief of Mrs. Lue Crete Extension Agent with Route 1, Almo; Mrs. way. plants. SCS. Hugh li. Bennett. Area 12th Street, Trooper said Jones was to spend $300 University of Kentucky. They Suiter, 111 South The T PTA voted Active in Civic affairs h e Cbetty Lassiter, the driver of the library and one daughter, Barthela, Murray; Mrs. Identified as for books for the served as Lieutenant Governor have Murray, Mrs. Mustang which was own- the teachers' Reading Consultant with Lit- 705 Poplar Street, 1966 $100 to improve of Lions Club, is a Charter a (Charlie), Route Miss Dick's mother. Mrs. funds were de- Egypt Development Center Lillie Pierce ed by lounge. These Member of Kentucky Lake Soil tle Martha Lents of Lynnville. The maga- Illinois. SirlifteY, Mrs. Melvin Dick riVed from the recent Conservation Society of Amer- In Southern Benton; north toward I will continue to (Charlie), 202 E. 14th, Icar was traveling zine ica, Member of Kentucky His- "I guess (Dan). Al- when the crash oc- for the part time, travel a little, Mrs. Kathryn Wyatt Mayfield ;New officers elected torical Society, Fraternal Or- work Houston. Route according to the troop- Joe Dy- with fishing and golf mo; Mrs Linda curred, coming school year are der of Masons, has served as catch up Williams, Mrs. Wrather continues 8, Murray. or. er, president; Wayne Lieutenant Governor of Kiw- while Survivors are his parents, Max Faz- her work" Wrather said. vice-president; Mrs. anis and President of Calloway with Mr and Mrs, Ralph Jones, his Edwin Elk- Soil Conservationists and '—Brit- io secretors; Mrs. County Agriculture Council. HOLLYWOOD UPI mother being the former Pol- others from Western Kentucky signed for treasurer- He is a Kentucky Colonel. ain's Kenneth Cope ly Alton, local beauty opera- officers are honos,-Wrather with a din- InsTh. astweretirinar— Wrsther and his wife, the will a top role in Irving Allen's tor. grandmother, Mrs. Van president; at Holiday Inn at Murray on for Colum- Wayne Williams, former Miss Barletta Acton are er "The Maurauders" Gaertner, one sister. Miss Cin- secretary; Mrs Bill Harrell, of the Methodist May 10. bia Pictures Jones, and one brother, members dy Mrs Dan Shipley, treasurer. 'Tony Jones. all of Mayfield was The room count banner ONE HOUR -Route One. Tony is a student Bennett's szavIes won by Mrs. Helen Calloway -County High -at second grade room. School Refreshments were served in was a member of Pvt. Jones school cafeteria by Mrs. Lynnville Church of Christ. the the Dewey Lampkins, Jr., program CLEANING Funeral services will be held and OFFER Mrs Harrell, PECIAL two p.m at the Max chairman, Tuesday at Shipley to the approxi- Funeral Home Mrs & May Is H. Churchill 250 parents and chil- Offer Good Tuesday and Wednesday,April 30th to follow in the mately with burial present DOWNTOWN LOS ANDRES AM SAMPLE UCLA Prof Albert F Boah. who travels the Murray Cemetery. dren world *ollecting samples of air, took Una photo of a sample of air in downtown Los An- The Max H. Churchill Fun- LADIES geles. It is magnified about 15 citio timer, by the UCLA electron microiscope. He biapat eral Home is in charge of the Two—Piece „ evefltiisflv to trace Use different „shapect particles back to their respective sources. arrangements uniFfriende‘eaelf call there. Wings now is head- Me community in Tu ton where quartered He went to East • • • Mid Brucellosis testing and OUTSTANING in 1961 to teach high Calloway County was the fourth Africa "MENS counts in the state to be ac- school science in the._.Kenya SUITS -' tile Mau Mau CspIt4nued Freen Page 1) credited Through the years. Reserve, heart of SEEN & HEARD . . . he felt -there pa — BOX STORAGE Jim has rendered a real ser country, because O PTNEST PROTECTION Jersey cow acceptance aid can accomplish" (Continued Frani Pstie 11, vice in his field of work. To is something 1 Blankets, etc. herd colliding in Calloway Whiter Garments . Woolens, day he has some 95 grads 'A' to the primitive areas. or firienty , easier than it could 'a single producers. • He feend-ibeer the peoples R L Cooper. Administrative —"all antenna Saves Clothes - Saves -Time - Saves Money -The one time 1000 commer- were highly intelligent — Assistant for the Calloway and --- cial producers are now about they needed were the tools ment, how- County Health Department so• This idea ha5 some All Garments Cleaned at One Mr Walston worked on the direction," said Miss Ham- how -Hour are Moth and Mildew Proofed FREE! ininated Walston for this hon- 250 ever. they do not indicate various committees in the for- ilton. So wes born what orig- an- or it will work since many mation of commercial milk re inally was called the United and it in his nomination Mr Coop- tennas are already up 0 gelations He has a fieldman Missions Air Training and move them.- * ALL er said: is not feasible to • WORK GUARANTEED * helping with commercial pro- transport, Inc (UMATT, but -Mr. Walston is a graduate ductr work and I am sure he now- officially is smply Wings South Vtetnamem of iWeetern State University The avorags Never An Extra Charge For One Hour Service point out many- areas of for Progress, support by con- toll and Graduati work at the Uni- could soldier is foe feet with in this field of milk tributions in the United States. 0 Kentucky He taught progress weigh.s 90 pounds versity of ;Britain, Halo: and Africa. vocational agriculture- tis high controL -iNgFttif' "Besides the many accoffiP. Miss Hamilton is one of four R Me, school for 17 years. and also Thanks to Mr Herbert lishments in milk control that children et a dairy farmer and Arizona for served as high school principal Colston of Phoenix. • has experienced- 1 joined Wings in a roundabout V. ell send He is a charter mem- Mr Walston the kind remarks 5 years more important, wax- Mr. Mc- the Calloway Comity and probably the material requested ONE ber of -HOUR Jim Walston is first of all a UN RKONVENES Si'. re- Agriculture Council and ii as uiston Christian gentiernan. His know 1.41I Thant It-ft and sersed in many capacities in fieldoesns duties, hon over ths A..rttiblv Preatsient NW organization ledge of Federal State We put on an Azalea Ala sawC this to his Pro- I ',a ir pr,-aide as joined Ryan esty. and dedication ‘%eeliend rnd oithin five min- ne-liu Manei, Walston pleasure for Market years fession makes it a Report Jtes a tog Bumble Bee was nos- the United Nation., recon- MARTINIZING— Coat Side or the — Milk Company some 20 Rewire me to nominate him for this inside one of the venes Mathew it is the Ro• ago as fieldrnan There were ing around recognition." Federal state Market NeNS Ser He acted as if we had nutnittn thins.t.t lINE HOUR SERVICE only 10 Grade 'A producers blossoms Walston is a former high vice Monday April 29 1968 out for his bene- about 1000 commercial Mr put the thing and principal and vo as in- Kentucky Purchase-Area Hog Mr Walston's first as- school shippers but for the past twen Market Report Includes 10 Buy- was to get all Grade structor signment has been with Ryan ing Stations has one lone to install mechan- ty years rile glue Bon VW producers 2823 Head. Barrows bl i it other- refrigeration and to pro- Milk Receipts oom st ll clinging to ii- 41 hal and Gilts Steady to 2.5e Higher: lust about through THE SAVINGS SEASON IS wise it is ems. more producers. * HERE!!! 41 Walston has always Sows. Steady for this spring vat 'Tam US 12 219,1211 lbs 518 513 19 25' 4. / ti\-ir + worked with the milk sanitar- NOW YOU KNOW US 1-3 moms lbs $18 00 18 50.. A pair of Meadowlark. stroll- * ian to make sure health rest* + bY %Mosel Prom Inhirnatialla 1•3 130-350 lbs $17 50-18 00, ing across the dew wet yard. 4. lotions were met With t h• The first machine gun wts US 23 240-2181) lbs 516 50-17 50, + coming of bulk tanks, Mr. Wall, ows, patented May 15, 1718 in Lon- Thai raucous screech of t he 11° + don's relationship with dairy- don by James Puckle It fired us 1 3 270-350 lbs $15 25-16.25, Yellow Shafted Flicker break- las men was week that this tram& square bullets from a resole- Fe to $1675; ing the stillness of the Sundae 4. f Hsu was Ns* with no Mg chamber US I 3 300 450 lbs 514 fternoon -it may Jim was ales a leader 2S15 IS, 1. , US 23 400-650 lbs 513 50 14 MP. + + SOFT LANDING 54th Mother's Dorf BOCHUM, Germany tri 41 The Bochum Space Observati..ry KANSAS CITS IIIPI y . c 1 reported the Soviet Union s —Mother's Day this May 12th 40; satellite had made Cosmos 218 will be celebrated officially for un a soft landing Sunday The the 54th time, according to re- been manned cosmos may have searchers at Hallmark Cards. W a full-fledged space ship de The day became • national IT signed to carry men into or- holiday when President Wood- fis, Heinz bit, Observatory Director row wilsoik signed • joint Con- + Single Roll (No Refunds) Kaininiain said. vreasional resolution In 1814 41 LATEX WALL PAINT (some colors) $1.00 get+ WIT 20.1967 APR 1111, 111611 SEMIGLOSS ENAMEL (some colors) $1.50 gart • TieL eifw1LOOK ever elec, be started campaigning for the Lam,.rata pre*Ittentiat ti*rn nation. Sam Robert le Kennedy ha. nee,* wearing his hair shorteir I right. .Pboto at left WM/. (some s.19ei ga4:1 taion in V14shinktim last September PORCH & FLOOR ENAMEL colors)

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