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rURDAY - MAY 31, 1969 • Selected An A Best AU Round Kentucky (Immunity Newspaper sdith Ann Down? *v The Primary Largest Paid onspletes Plans Source of Newts or June Wedding Circulation 'lens have been completed In Murray and the marriage of Miss Jud- Both In City Ann Downs, niece of Mr. Calloway County I Mrs. Edwin Stokes, to Don And In County 'son McClure, son of Mr. and t. Grayson McClure of Mut-- • nigh In Our Beth Year Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, tev. Loyd D. Wilson, grail! June 2. 1969 10° Per Copy Vol. DCXXX No. 130 her of the groom-elect, and f. Lawson Williamson, will iciate at the ring cere-- ny to be read on Saturday, ie 7, at two-thirty o'clock, in sanctuary of the Cherry 7ner Baptist Church. drs. Raymnd Feltner, organ- and Gus Robertson Jr., so- i661DiNT88 EARLY d, will present a program e SUNDAY MINES EIGHT itial music. Funeral Services 'he bride-elect win be given Two Men Are marriage by her uncle, Ed. Seen&Heard Held Sunday For Alvis Sanders Dies Early Stokes, and has chosen Mrs. Anna Harpole 4 Sandy Garland as her maid honor. Around Arrested In Funeral services for Mrs. An- qrs. Marilyn Walker, cousin This Morning From Injuries na Pearl Harpole of Farming- the groom-elect, will be a Sherry Smith ton Route One were held San- ieamaid. Miss Murray Tire Theft Another car involved in the Lou Stokes, cou- day at three p.m. at the Linn Alvis Graves Sanders, age 23, I Miss Terri collision was the Plymouth four bride-elect, will tr Funeral Home, Benton, with expired this morning at 4:40 ; of the Perry of 503 North door owned by Fteldon Nora- junior bridesmaids. • we go to Western Joe Robert Rev. Herman Luther officiating. at the Murray-Calloway County 2nd Street sod J. Duffy of 403 Burial was in the New Liberty worthy and driven by Rickey erry Henry, brother-in-law Materiel* on past New Concord. Hospital after suffering injur- Cherry Street have been er- Cemetery in Graves County. Paul Norsworthy, age 17, of 221 the groom-elect, will be the They have a whale of a quarry ies in a three car accident on mined by the Murray Police Do- Mrs. Harpole, age died Fri- South 15th Street, Norsworthy t man. Tommy Walker/ they are working there and 83, Sunday morning at 12:21- on partment. day 7:30 p.m. Convales- had bruises and minor cuts, and ye Douglass. Barry Don melte rock for roadways, lime at at the Main Street in Murray. The two are being held for cent Division of the Murray-Cal- a passenger in the car, Miss kes, cousin of the bride- . for agriculture purposes, rip Sanders received multipule questioning regarding thefts of loway County Hospital. Barbie Keel of 1305 Farris it, and Greg Wilson, cousin , rap and other things you get She was injuries in the accidents that tires from Lassiter Used Cars, a member of the New Liberty Avenue, had a cut over the eye the groom-elect, will be the from limestone. occurred in the vicinity of the according to Chief of Police Flaptist and bruises, was treated and re- omsmen. Church. intersection of Main and 12th James Brown. leased at the emergency room out of town invitations They have dug down pretty Survivors are one daughter, Streets. inly A breakin was reported from of the Murray-Calloway County sent, and all friends deep getting out the limestone Mrs. Katie Green of Mayfield Also injured in the accident e been the inside at Inesiter Used Cars to eV have some king size mach- Route Five; two sons, James were George Allen Rice of Me- Hospital. relatives are invited 4 Friday night, Chief Brown inery which is used to crush on Harpole of St. Louis, Mo., and tropolis, fli., driver of one of Rice had multiple fractures the stone. said. J. W. Harpole of Farmington the other cars, Donna Cherry and was transferred to a Padu- questioning by the Further Route One; one sister, lots. of Princeton, Daniel Keith Cook cah hospital for further treat- Gladys Water has filled an stria of the pairs revealed that Louella Green of Mayfield; of Louisville, and Karen Isabell ment. Miss Cherry who was in iss Esther Ism, quarry and it is blue as the sky. Jones said he had bought eight nineteen grandchildren; seven This is the Ford Mustang Alvis G. Sanders was driving the front seat of the Rice car when he was injured in a of Paducah, all passengers with tires from Perry which had re- great grandchildren. traffic collision shortly after midnight Sunday. Sanders, age had fractured ribs, cuts and 23, expired ,hl4 rnnming at 440 Rice in his 1968 Plymouth. plait Ford Ti 'We Trespassing" signs halted portedly been taken from Las- at the Murray-Calloway County Hospital. bruises; Cook, back seat pass- our inteigked tour of the area, alter Used Cars. Three tires Piano Recitals *.* enger, had bad cuts and bruises so we just stood at the edge of were also taken from the Per- Are and a reported severe concuss- ed Sat., Jul. 7 the man. made canyon. Cliff ry house, Brown said. Bobby Presented Last Week ion; Miss Isabel', also a back STallows had already taken ad- Rutledge told the Police that seat passenger, had a fractured $20 four tires Death Toll Ir.and Err. J. D. Usrey, Beia vintage of the man made cliffs he had paid for Mrs John C. Winter present- wrist and head injuries. All frim Duffy, according to the Route 1, announce the ap- and flew in and out of crevices ed her piano students in recitals three are listed in fair condit- police. oachIng marriage of their along the way. in her home on last Thursday ion by the officials of the Mur- Both Perry and Duffy were Sets Record lest daughter, Esther, to Ron- and Friday evenings. The young ray-Calloway County Hospital placed in the city jail. Ford, son of Mildred Ford, you get down to the people demonstrated their musi- this morning. ilnut Court, Benton, and Gro- worry proper, there is an area cal growth before an audience by United Press International The Murray Police Depart- r Ford, 1307 Birch Street, "bare the overload of rock is Robert O. Miller of family and friends. The holiday traffic death toll ment said they were alerted by Afflop,c,k around thr-__ Ter-Irlead District an informal reception fol- has set a record for a three-day Deputy Sheriff Davis Of Graves be bride-to-be is a 1967 ems sor awhile and leave. lowing each recital, Mrs. Winter Memorial Day holiday. It was County that he was in pursuit iduate of South Marshall High. US Turtle on the Group At Meet was assisted by Mrs. C. S. Low- possible the death toll would of the Sanders car at Lynnville hoot. 31e is Presently eq' with his neck extended. A ry and Mrs. John Winter, Jr. top the record for a four-day on Highway 94. Davis told the led at :Aurray State Univerw Itingbirtl in the roadway. County Attorney Robert 0 Appearing on the programs memorial holiday set last year. police that the car was travel y where she is a junior umet, a member of the House were: Frank Gilliam, Winifred In 1966, 342 persons were !rig at approximately 100 to 110 maj- (Continued on Back Page) ng in business education. of Delegates of the Kentucky Woodard, Donna Keller, Joni killed during a three - day miles per hour coming toward r. Ford is also a 1967 gra- State Bar Association, will head Scott, Karen Cremer, Lisa Win- memorial weekend. Last year, Murray. and that Sanders would de of South Marshall and is the delegation of attorneys ters, Ginger Gilliam, Carolyn 808 persons died during a four- not pull over or slow down for pioyed in Benton. from the 42nd Judicial District Scott, Tricia Kline, Thomas Kel- day holiday. the official car. The he marriage ceremony will at its annual convention on ler, Rhonda Garland, Larry Ro- final death toll this year Sgt. Modell Phillips and Pat- "will equal if not rolman Bill Harris of the Mur- performed at the Oak Grove Mrs. Mathies June 10-13 in Louisville. binson, Rachael Baer, Garrison, exceed 600" U. S. Senator Marlow W. between 6 p.m. local time ray Police Department went to esbyterian Church on Satur- Cook ,Jayne Scott, Christy Scott, Mary will be the main speaker Thursday and midnight Sunday, Doran Road at Highway 94 or ', June 7, at 2:00 p. m. for Eyrl Winter, Laura Hopkins, the banquet on June 12, and Suffill, according to National Safety Main Street, set up a road block invitations are being sent& passes Away Jane Donna Heatheott, heads the list of other national- Tammy Boone, Rise Lowe, Phyl- Council statisticians. with their red light on, but friends and relatives arr ly famous A United Press speakers appearing lis Coleman, Jane Wager, Pame- Four persons were injured in this 1963 Plymouth shortiy after midnight Sunday In a International (Continued on Back ited to attend both the wed- count at 8 Page) at the convection. The Chair- la Hopkins, Paula Poyner, Diane collision on Main Street. Injured were George Allen Rice, driver, Donna Cherry, Keith Cook. a.m. EDT showed at g the the reception, which Mrs. Artie Rowlett Mathies man of the House Delegates least 543 persons of Hornsby. and Karen Isabell. --(Photos by Charles Tubbs) killed in traf- I be held in the home of the of Murray Route One passed the American Bar Association, fic accidents during the 78-hour de immediately following the away this morning at 1:30 it Barnabas F. Spears, will ad- holiday period. kting. the Murray-Calloway 'County dress the general luncheon on Murray Students Clinics For Hospital. Wednesday, June 11, 1969. Gov- Get Scholarships Tom Turner Is The breakdown: ernor Louie B. Nunn will be Elected To Head Local Woman The deceased was a9 years of the featured speaker at the an- Two high school seniors from Traffic 543 Rabies Are agr and her death WU due to ual luncheon on Thursday, Kiwanis the Murray area have been a- Club Drownings 200 'Implications. She was a man- June 12. warded $150 Board of Regents troi Steele 6 ger of the Union Grove Church Included at this year's Dies Sunday con- Scholarships from Murray State Tom Turner was elected pre- Planes 14 Scheduled of Christ. vention will be a broad mili- University. sident of the Murray Kiwanis 111101111KOS tary jurisprudence program, They are Knight, Club at its regular Thursday Miscellaneous 61 Survivors are her husband, Teresa Ann Mrs. Mary S. Alexander of featuring nationally famous daughter evening meeting, May 29. R. L Cooper, Administrative • H. Mathias, one daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Willie 1704 Olive Street was claimed Total 818 military persannel, giving an L. Knight of Route 3, Benton, Turner, maintenance engineer by death Sunday at 11:50 p.m. Assistant of Calloway County Igagement Mrs. Thomas (Wilma) Lyles, and insight to the legal problems and Steve Compton, son of Mr. at the Murray-Calloway County at the Murray-Calloway County California led the nation with Health Department, announced are eon, Milford Mathies, all of in the Pueblo matter. Items of and Mrs. John L. Compton of Hospital, joined the Kiwanis Hospital. Her death at the age 50 traffic deaths. Texas had 38, that rabies clinics are scheduled alarm Route One; one sister, interest for the women include 809 Sunny Lane, Murray. Club in 1965. of 88 followed an extended ill- Michigan 32, Ohio 30, Missouri at,t various locations in Callo- Ike Loyd Sills of Hardin; five a fashion show luncheon and Carlos /tanking 14th in her 135-mern- Other officers elected were nek 27, New York 28, Illinois 24, way County starting Wednesday, . and airs. M.Steele geandchildren. special tours. Also, an eiaborabe evil Rt. 3 announce m- ber graduating class at Callo- John Keene, vice-president; Wil- The deceased was the wife of North Carolina 23 and Georgia June 4. the art exhibit will be featured. olest and approaching mar$ Funeral arrangements are in- way County High, Miss Knight liam Boyd, treasurer, and Arlie the late Vernon M. Alexander 33. Cooper urges all dog owners a of their only daughter, complete, but the Max H. will major in chemistry a n d Scott, secretary. She was formerly from River. to comply with the state law )1 Jean, to Larry F. Harntl- Churchill Funeral Home is in physics at MSU in preparation Newly elected Kiwanis board Dr. Charles Mercer side, Ill., but had lived here in by having their dogs vaccinated. only sae of the Rey. and charge of the arrangements and Brother Of Local for a career as a medical tech- members are Jack Anderson, Murray since 1956. She was Three Local Students These clinics are sponsored by . Delbert F. Hamilton of friends may call there. Woman Succumbs nologist. Durwood Beatty, Josiah Darnall. Dr. Charles Mercer born in Canada. She was a mem- the Calloway County Health De- drills. Compton has chosen phar- Harold Eversmeyer, Maurice ber of the First United Method- Named To Board partment and local veternarians is Steele Is a 1967 graduate' In Detroit, Mich. macy as a profession and will Humphrey, Allen Rose, and J. Speaker At Meet ist Church. will be in charge of all clinics. Ballard Memorial High Robertson Rites major in pre-pharmacy. He is D. Rayburn. Mrs. Alexander is survived The students at Murray State The fee will be $1.50 per ani- el. Word has been rived of salutatorian of his class of 115 The new officers and new The Kentucky State Associa- by one daughter, Mrs. Richard University from Murray have mal. . Hamilton Is also a 1967 Are Held Sunday the death of Troy C. Hargrove members at Murray High. board members will be install- tion of Licensed Practical Nurs- W. (Beatrice) Farrell, 1304 Pop- been named to the Judicial Cats will be vaccinated at the tiate of Ballard Memorial of Detroit, Mich., formerly of ed officially in October. es, District 17, will meet in the lar Street; two sons, Vernon C. Board for 1969-10 upon recom- same price on clinic days by funeral for Rev. Clyde School and Is employed tit The Calloway County, who pawed Thursday evening's program, conference room of the Murray- Alexander of Palatine, Ill., and mendation by the Student Or- carrying them to the veternar- Robertson, retired Baptist Morris Cracraft ic ob. 1'4 away Saturday at 6:15 p. m. at introduced by Kiwanis program Calloway County Hospital o n Marion S. Alexander of Mur- ganization. ians office. minister, held Sunday at IdIng plans are incomplete. was the Highland Park hospital. He Gets Radio Award chairman Everamoyer, war pre- Wednesday, June 4, at seven ray; one sister, Mrs. Blanche These students are Steve Earlier this year an animal p.m. at the chapel of the three was 59 years of age. sented by Murray State Circle p.m. S. Mantor of Hinsdale, Ill.; sev- Douglass, chairman, and board head that was positive for ra- Churchill Funeral Home J. H. Hargrove was born Septem- Morris Cracraft is one of two K Club officers Mark Slaughter, Dr. Charles Mercer, local en grandchildren; two great members Dan Mills: and David bies was found in the county with Dr. H. C Chiles and Rev. ber 1, 1909 in Graves Comity Murray State University stud- Mike McCorkle, and Mike Finch -heart specialist, will be the grandchildren. McKee. so the problem does exist in Harry Yates officiating. to the late George and Rosalie ents to receive an award from of Hopkinsville and Linn Keel- speaker. Funeral services will be held Douglass, son of lie, and Mrs. the area, Cooper said. Pallbearers were Glen Her- . Hargrove. He was reared in the the Radio Center for outstand- ing of Paducah, who reviewed All members are urged t.) Tuesday at two p.m. at the Earl Douglass of 217 Woodlawn, The schedule was published Mac Boyd, Danny, Buddy Gibbs store community and was ing work in radio. their club's first year activit- tend. chapel of the J. H. Churchill is a junior pre-law major with in the May 29th issue of the 1, Gary, and Johnny Rob- employed by the Detroit Free Cracraft, of 1610 Miller Ave., ies. The MSU Circle K Club is Funeral Home with Rev. Morri- minors in speech and military Ledger & Times. Herbert Meson Per- ertson The Press for many years before and D. Ellis Mueller of Stan- sponsored by the Murray Kiwan- son Galloway and Dr. Samuel science. A member of Pi Kappa School of the -q Sunday class poor health forced him to re- ford. Conn.,' received the Blue- is Club. R. Dodson, Jr., officiating. Alpha social fraternity, he has sat in an Father Of Local Jardlost Baptist Church tire. grass Schoolmaster Outstanding Kiwanis president John Miku- Graveside services will b e served as junior representative :ttonorary group. Burial was in Sims Speaker Survivors are one daughter, Service Award, represented by !elk presided. Tom Walker of Woman Succumbs held at the Brownswood Ceme- to the SO and a member of the Cemetery with the the Murray Mrs. Diane Preston of Lansing, a plaque in the Radio Center Nashville was a guest of Dr. tery, Hinsdale, Ill., on Thurs- Insight bulletin committee, de- J. H. Chur- arrangements by the Mich., two sisters, Mrs. Lila at Wilson Hall. The names of Everimeyer. day. The body will be taken af- legate committee, and electioq Funeral Home. chill Drinkard of Murray Route One each year's recipients are en- Lowell R. King of Rutherford ter the Tuesday service is) the committee. At Women's Robertson, age 80, died Rev. and Mrs. Mable Shosenburg of graved on this plaque. Tenn., father of Mrs Robert Abram and Son Funeral Home, A sophomore pre-law major Friday at the Convalescent Div- Miami, Pls.; two grandchildren; Carcraft is a senior majoring Lowe of Murray and Dr. Har Berwyn, Ill. is Miller. He is the newly elect- Murray-Calloway Final Vote In • ision of the several nieces and nephews. in speech and industrial educe- „old L King of Benton, died of Friends may call at the J. H. ed president of Pi Kappa Al- Meeting County Hospital. Funeral services will be held tion. Trigg County Given a heart attack Thursday. . Churchill Funeral Home. pha, has received a 6200 scho- Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Wednesday at 11 a. m. at the arship from the political nug as a bugri sci- Bobby Joe Sims, professor at Robertson, 115 South 10th Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, The final and corrected re- Funeral services were held ence department as a freshman, Oaks Murray State University, will t; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Berkley, Mich., with interment Swim Team turns on the State Representa- Saturday at two p m at the and has 'served as freshman )ro.bably not yet, if be the guest speaker for a din- e Hargrove; two sons. Euell to be in the Evergreen tive's race in Trigg County have Karnes Funeral Chapel in Ruth class president. His parents you've just moved Ceme Begins Practice WEATHER REPORT are ner meeting of the Calloway and Clyde E., Jr.; three broth ter' in Lansing, Mich. been released by election of- erford. Interment was in tip- Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. n. Clearing and cooler today Miller. County Democratic Women's rs, Rule, Tony, and-Cary Rob The Swim ficials. Eastview in Son of Mr. and Mrs. Team M the Oaks Cemetery Union with showers ending from west. Aude Club on Tuesday, June 3, at 'erhapS your Wel- rtson; fourteen grandchildren Charlie Lassiter received 1,- City, Tenn. McKee of 101 South Country Club held Its fink High 72 to 78. Fair and cooler Eighth seven p m. at the Murray Wo- .ome **lye great grandchildren. 027 votes in Trigg and Guy Loy Street, McKee is a Wagon hostess meeting tday at four p. m. at tonight, low 30 to 56. Mostly sophomore man's Club House. Nore Winter Wins the club pool. ins received 888 votes. These pre-veterinary science an help to ease the I sunny and pleasant Tuesday, major. Sims. faculty advisor for the figures Any member of the club be- show that 1,ovins re- WRANGLERS SOFTBALL high near 80. Tinfusion. Bachelor's Degree ceived about 100 more votes student organization STEAM., Park League tween the ages of six and six- than first ar.lounced. SUFFERS BROKEN LEG will speak on student "unrest' Call her today! teen is invited to FIVE-DAY FORECAST Troyouts Set - participete. Lovins won the race, polling at Murray State University. NEW ORLEANS - Nore V. Mrs. Other special guests will enough in Calloway County to All boys who have signed up Eunice Overtiey of North in- ''ellegistration Winter of 805 N. 16th Street, re- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - 5th Street clude Mrs. Mildred Hancock for Park League FIVE CITED offset the Lassiter margin in to play softball for the Wrang- suffered a broken od ceived a bachelor of architec- The five-day Kentucky weather leg on ilopkinsville, newly elected Baseball will be held at the Trigg County. lers softball teams are to be Sunday at the First ture degree here outlook, Tuesday through Sat- first district Murray City Park on Wednes- Monday, June Five persons were cited by at the ball field Christian Church. Reports are director of the 2, during Tuesday at 6:00 urday. 'Agoin day, June 4, at 5:00 p.m. the annual graduation the Murray Police Department p.m. Any boy that she sustained the injury Kentucky Democratic Women's between the ages exercises of Tulane University. over the HAZEL WSCS Temperatures will average 5 between Club., Boys whose birthdays are be- weekend. They were of 6 and 16 that would like to Sunday School and two for to 10 degrees below -the normal church Mrs. Jo Crass, Linda Adams tween August 1, 1959, July 31, reckless driving, one for play and who has not yet signed services. She was treat president of disregarding The Unit- 86-91 highs and 63-71 lows. ed at the the local club, urges all INS will be eligible to parti- a stop sign, one WSCS of the Hazel up may come to the meeting emergency room of mem- Phone 753-23711 The degree was conferred by for no operator's ed Rainfall will total from one- the Murray bers to be present for the Tues- cipate in the league and must license and Methodist Church will meet Tuesday. Membership dues are -Calloway County Dr. Herbert E. Longenecker, Tu reckless driving, quarter to three-quarters of an Hospital and day meeting. be accompanied by a parent to and for going Tuesday. June 3, at 7:30 p.m. $2.00 per person. and may be sent to the West- Reservations lane president. wrong way on one inch during the last hall of the ern Baptist should have been made by register. -way street. at the church. paid Tuesday at-the ball field. Hospital for fur- noon week. ther treatment. today (Monday).

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THAT DALEY TAKES THE CAKE Mayor Richard Daley of Chi- ee C - cago beams as his wife cuts the cake during a congratula- . r. I 4> tory party at City Hall, marking his record of continuous service as mayor. The late Mayor Edward J. Kelly was the former record holder Quotes From The News By mans rsass INTRXNATIONAL 4,t• * TODAY_ * oft. thru Tuesday liONDOR ---7-leligitigh civil servant protesting the installatioo of teeeinakleg oradhilleit* government offices: eOrw 11014kairs fold, eery strongly about their cig of tea. The L Academy Award Winner inedible; jest can't Match the personal touch." BURNING TREE? NO, IT'S COLORADO RIVER What may ap- 12.750 feet over "BEST ACTOR" AMA VEGAS - A Las Vegas police officer commenting in court Lower California. Hydrologiats of U.S. pear to be a photo of a burning tree is actually an aerial Geological Wilk MeV to 36 motor cyclists to disarm themselves: Survey point out that during periods of high view of the Colorado River delta taken from an altitude of now CLIFF ROBERTSON 4Plt looked like it was raining knives." the Colorado drops tons of mud and sand at its mouth.

WASHINGTON - Sen. Wallace F. Bennett proposing that a sanitized American flag be pladed on the moon: "Why not, just for a change, as Americans ci4M and a government, Almanac 1Y display our pride in our own accomplishment?" by United Press internotional Today is Monday, June 2, the CLAIRE BLOOM PARIS - Acting French President Alain Potter reacting to sugges- 153rd day of 1969 with 212 to TKIUESIN TEOMSCIPE 40`. tions that he withdraw from the upcoming race against Georges follow. ,.o•4 C•ilII.. al L 1 a 11.0 COOPO4.1.0. Pompidou: The moon is approaching its C .fr• "I have never thought of withdrawing. I shall fight to the end." last quarter. The morning stars are Met ••• cury, Venus and Saturn. •••• .111.M . • The evening stars are Mars 20 Years Ago and Jupiter. Today On this day history: LEDGER• MILS FILE in In 1862, .Gen. Robert E. Lae took command of the Confeder- ate Armies of eastern Virginia • Fmeral services were held today for Taylor Crass,83, of Alm°. and North Carolina. The L M. SIMON effort which was begun recently to have Clarks River dredged In 1924, Congress granted & CO. ▪ may result in success if the U. S. Army Engineers have their way citizenship to American In- at the project. dians. Business Established 1874 - - Mears of the Alpha DeGerDeent.of, tbe Murray Woman's Club In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II • are Mrs. C. L. rborough, chairman, Mrs. R. A. Johnston, vice- was crowned in Westministsr STOCKS • BONDS • MUTUAL FUNDS • chairman, and Miss Annie Smith; secretary-treasurer. Abbey by the Archbishop of A record crowd of koliday visaersturned out to visit the Kentucky Canterbury. MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Lake and Dam areas, it was announced today. In 1964, Lel Bahadur Shashi a became !mime minister of In- AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE dia. MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE A thought for the day — Ernest Hemingway said, "The BEST SELLERS SUNDAY THE RABBI STAYED Stephen L. Yarbrough HOME - Harry Knowhow world is a fine place and worth fun) fighting PRESERVE AND PROTECT for." 208 Main Street ic...ivitftroadowr wooklei - Alen Miry • Murray, Kentucky Haim e- stamemso Telephone 753-8611 PORTNOY'S COMPL kINT - Philip Roth THE 900 DAYS Mexico Bares ROSES A 04011111Y: Flowers end shrubs have THE SALZBURG CONNECTION - Harrison Salisbury long been a hobby of Dr. Spann. Here, she and her sister, Martha, rigM, examins Hur 'VW Nudity Lave' - Helen Machines THIRTEEN DAYS blooms on one of the many large rose which riot the yard of their home bushes MEXICO CITY (UPI)- Only A SMALL TOWN IN GERMANY - Robert F. Kennedy two relies north of the Murray campus. Mexican girls - John Le Cane THE MONEY GAME cant take off their THE GODFATHER - Adam Smith clothes on Mexican stages. No - Mario Paso foreign niidit THE ARMS OF KELP? great many places saying she AIRPORT - The ,oyrniment - Arthur Hadley Manchester was for exempting food and dusted off A WORLD , THE TRAGEDY Demos Move To Regroup old La to OF PROFIT OF LYNDGIel & medicine from the sales an make an all-girl - Louis Auchinekus JOHNSON - Eric F. Goldman tax," Ford said, adding, "Johnnie risk n' roll band from the FORCE 10 FROM NAV ARONE JENNIE - Ralph G. Martin Green didn't take nited States put on more - Abair MacLean MISS 'Behind a stand on CRAIG'S 21-DAY SHAPE-UP Victory Of Foust the issues." clothes in a local night club. Thr THE BEASTLY BEATTTUDES OF PROGRAM FOR MEN AND WOMEN Meanwhile, Mrs. Stovall, \inerican girls had appeared Have a BALTHAZAR - B.J.P. Donleavy - %dock Craig who your once defeated Miss Foust in a Th.en11-tropir:.a... %raring vests By DREW VON sascapi dell H. Ford. "We're- all Dem- three - candidate primary for that sv•ting open as this played. ocrats." LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — treasurer in 1959, also sought draperies Democratic party leaders, stun- Ford, who along with Atty. unification. Gen. B. Breckinndge, ned by the 8,000-vote upset vic- John Most Lack Greene Treasurer Thelma L Stovall DEAR FRIENDS tory by Mary Louise Foust of She said she hopes the feet and Shelbyville in the state audit- and Supt. of Public Instruction most Democratic officeholders or's primary, moved Wendell P. Butler, supported Thank you for the nice vote you quickly this backed Greene won't hurt the week to regroup behind her Miss Foust's opponent, John November contest, adding that gave me in the Council W. Greene slipcovers City race. I ac- for the fall campaign. of Sandy Hook, laid she and the others felt Greene part of the reason to her cam- cept this as a vote of confidence and "I don't foresee any prob- should have gotten the opportu- lem" commented paign. nity since he was narrowly de- 4 promise Lt. Gov. Wen- Sanitone to continue to represent you "She went on the air in a feated for auditor in 1967. 1 to the best of my ability. She disagreed with Ford, how- 1 ever, about the effect of the t1 sales tak issue in the printery drycleaned LEvvisioq SCHEDULE contest. "I find a great deal ef _ StL C-TV iVq1X-T% apathy about the sales tax," she Our exclusive Sanitone (Sinnott SINCERELY, S Channel 8 said. drycleaning process gets MONDAY EVENING PIROGRAmS The man that pushed the all the dirt out, colors C le New,; Veltir News; sales tax hike through OP :XI Oregon stresr Soots Immo the 1968 Joanala Outworks Sorarner Actin $4/ General Assembly, Republican come alive again. Your PRENTICE Gunwale*, L. LASSITER fainenrr Faro. 140— Hours I. et, Peyton Place Gov. Louie B. Nunn told a news draperies and slipcovers ra=4v O.F QuKasts conference Wednesday that Miss Affair outcasts will look and feel like new. Carol Monet, Urns Drcei Caren Shiro Foust's victory "Indicates that Carol Swoon Sac-or Deck Cavell Show the Democratic leaders have N..., "•=4 405555 wthr., Seat. been soundly rejected." ommi!moRMRImill% aw.a A+, 'Tow stoke- "I'm talking about J. Ft. Mil- Movie , ler and Wendell Ford and that Week; Jen Moho, THE SIGN OF A Joao WOW Shea group that's wanting to take Sanitone Let's Get On With 11 over the Democratic party in GOOD BUSINESS the state," Nunn added later. Certified Master Drycleoner TIJISDAY MORNING PROCAAMS NEIGHBOR ... - 0 Miller is state Democratic party The Work 6 .1 worts* Canary MEM& chairman. At Hand J... cols two Another of those who backed c..werv JoatrOa am91, 7 -552 *"1` Greene unsuccessfully, Breckin- :st TOW: ridge, called the primary an $All redo. Pore Horsey cape. Komori* Sere Shoat "open contest" which had no Lana. Kangaroo hos Shoo 9 " T.kletTrr factional backing. "If there wee SPECIAL After having e41:!4 1!:;fterhe:rmr" campaigned through- Res ritrgho.4:g Mayo,,r, a Democratic organization that 101 :1 F re Mo.,'. She% took part in this contest, I don't out Calloway County, I found many 1 1 1 tiorc`0°,4. know who it was," he said. things which k.r.7c."4,"•4.4.17:',..:;t74V. ISi.uI$ A0 DRAPERIES need to be done. With a TUESDAY AFTERNOON Lends Support % .„ PROGRAMS . 12 .1: Nn "As ler as I'm concerned . united front, these things o...r. sIn.neovi THE SIGN OF supcoyERs can be ac- As Ina Lu a Dove of Ow Livers worini,irs'' tirWriir 'aasir rOwa I will personally support her OFF complished. I 00C Asanv Seceridored 10, Guiding c diet Loarirse8 GarPM when she is elected, and will A MERCHANT do anything publicly to see she WHO CARES 0 Meth is elected," he added. I would 3 041.•• LMOWS, Show like to take this opportunity 0 Filvdslesers OlIlloaers ciao oosos mime time, the fact ABOUT PEOPLE ... A Is.ano W. III 4911 At the FREE to 410 Allen Cuossoi Moria: previously had MOTHPROOFING thank my many 0 Geffn,e Revert, Klibillies that Miss Foust friends who helped ----' ------_ Mew end Order- I Love Luc* This C 00 %.s,..., Atlerneslo edievle been auditor during the second emblem identifies° me during the recent .0 • lo Hunger Ilrlaklov ARC 1veninip P441.01 campaign. I be- COS everoirre 44,.... Brow* Chandler administration and the civic-minded lieve all TUESDAY EVENING statewide office sev- businessmen who sponsor citizens of Calloway County PROGRAMS had sought 1101i. rill INIhr,, louts eral other times was felt to now owe the 6 .1 :sr grcrue elected officials their sup- 'Oaf Souad BOONE'S 7. 1114 "* recta -/Aod —30•1111 port. Red Skelton H&J, make ner known to the elector- Glen Yarbraugh sum ellort ate. 1(iiomaigok. 11=: Have MO•ir ArtreIV UM. cehTsrleriesla— -Assar e "LAW* 4_14414.1- Dort Kills, heed of the Ken- 9 1$:=1 GrOsivelloas Awl Mavis tucky Young Democrats, said he in the community LAUNDRY Mara & CLEANERS aVteltkii Itrerf.--„tiajo..- thought, "It was very apparent el Peeve: *Mr that organizational people at 11 01 Terdohl Shoo =orb el Fe, ROGER JONES Ma,di.4 sr the local level worked in their For information call The Cleaner Interested In You 12 . x,•57 local races, and generally took Icc JO ..,... es= Linda Adams oe' Shari a hands off attitude towards Phone. 1 Phone 75341711„ r this one."

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ONDAY - JUNE 2 1Q69 PAGE 1 HREE II THE LEDGER I TIMES - MURRAY. KENTUCKY 14 YEARS 3DAY5* MONDAY - JUNE 2, 1968 " Lose NFL, Rozelle Red Sox Down Twinsi ,Sixteenth In A Row Meet Today NEW YORK UPI - Efforts to complete the last step in the Yanks girl Royals- realignment of professional foot- By United Press International victory. Gibbon, who had pitched ball's structure were initiated to- shutout ball since coming on in day as National Football League The trouble the with the Montreal sixth, loaded the bases on owners met with Commissioner By JOE CARNICELIA Expos these days? walks, Angels, before passing Swoboda Pete Rozelle to discuss proposed UPI Sports Writer Everyone is "doing his own on ftve pitches to Reggie Jackson drove in four thing. end the game. regrouping plans. .. WillieldcCovey runs and the Athletics exploded a homer for The session at Rozelle's Fifth Tony Conigliaro and Rico Pet- At least that's what the Giants. for seven runs in the fourth manager Reliever Ron Taylor Avenue offices is the continuation rocelli are making the Boston Gene Mauch says won his first to romp past Cleveland. in the wake game. of meetings held two weeks ago Red Sox forget 1968. yes Richard Daiey of Chi- . of the woeful Expos' 16th loss National Loewe Jackson had a run producing sing- during which time the owners Conigliaro missed all last cake during a congratula- In a row Sunday, a 5-2 decision Don Sutton singled home two lest le and tied for the-major league hurdled the major obstacle in the mason after nearly losing the • his record of continuous to the . The runs after a throwing error by W. L Pct. 01 lead when he smashed his 16th Chicago realignment process by designat- sight in his left eye in a beanball • Edward J. Kelly was the loss set a record for consecu- Richie Allen opened the door 33 16 .678 homer, a three-run blast. Pittsburgh 25 ing three NFL teams to compete Incident in 1967. Petrocelli, holder tive defeats by an expansion club, for six unearned runs in a seveo- 23 .521 7% Chuck Dobson scattered seven' New York 22 72 In the American Conference of hobbled by assorted injuries, surpassing the 15 losses in a row run second inning. Sutton coasted .480 9 hits in going all the way for Oak- St. Louis 22 25 the NFL in 1970. compiled one of his least pro- suffered by the on the outburst to pick up his .468 -0 land. Phila. 18 25 .419 12 The American Conference will ductive seasons in the majors In 1962. seventh victory against four de- Montreal 11 33 .250 19% be the new name for American last year as the Red Sox fell Frank Howard hit hisl6th how Mauch might agree that "doing feats, with relief help from Al West Football League teams plus from American League cham- er, a two-run double and a sinsOe your own thing" is all right for McBean. Allen hit his 14th homer W. L. Pct. GS Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Cleve- pions in 1967 to fourth, 17 games Sunday to power the Senators hippies, but he'll tell you it ruins of the year in the third. Atlanta 28 17 .622 - land, who agreed to leave die behind world champion Detroit. over the White Sox. a tell club. Randy Hundley capped a six- Los Angeles 28 18 .602 % NFL. Their complete recovery this Kee McMullen and Brant Alyea They're all try* to stop this run third inning with a three- Cincinnati 24 20 .545 3% Purpose of today's session is season has been one of the keys also homered for Washington and mess themselves," he says. run homer and BWy Williams ner San Fran. 24 23 .511 5 to regroup the 13 remaining NFL to Boston's success. Barry Moore pitched a six-hitter. "The are trying to win and Jim Hickman also homered Houston 24 27 .471 7 teams into three divisions of a Conigliaro and Petrocelli Howard's first-inning homer tied games by themselves. The batt- as the Cubs hammered out 16 ho- San Diego 21 90 .412 10 new unit to be called the National mered and drove in all five the game at 1-1 and he doubled in ers are trying to win games by hits against five Adrusta hurlers. Sunday's Results Conference of the NFL. Theown- Boston runs Sunday as the Red two more during a five-run secs themselves. Each guy is trying to Hank Aaron banged his 521st New York 5 San Francisco 4 ers must decide on two divisions Sox downed the Minnesota Twins ond inning. do too much. If they'd only con- homer, tying him with Ted Will- Chicago 13 Atlanta 4 of four teams each and one of 5-2, Conigliaro, who also had two Roy White's tie-breaking clouts- centrate on playing baseball to- iams for the No. 5 spot on the Pittsburgh 14 Houston 7 five. doubles and a single in his four le ignited a three run seventh gether, they'd be better. They'll all-time list. Los Angeles 12 Philadelphia 4 Once the NFL realignment is at-bats, smashed a solo homer, inning rally that boosted the Yan- come out of it before long. And • St. Louis 11 Cincinnati 3 completed, the annual spring me- his 10th of the season and fourth kees over the Royals. then they'll forget about it." San Diego 5 Montreal 2 eting will begin under the dir- in the last nine games, in the Mauch should know. He manag- ection of Rozelle. Those sessions fifth inning and Petrocelli belted Jimmie Hall doubled and scor- ed the Philadelphia Phillies in Today's Probable are expected to run through Fri- a two-run homer, his 15th, in ed on White's double to snap a 1961 when they set the major leag- All Times EDT Ole Miss day. the seventh. tie. • ue record for most consecutive Los Angeles Osteen 7-3 at 5-5 The owners must try to re- Joe Pieiltone hit hisl4th homer losses with 23. New York Koosman 1-3, 8:05 p.m. arrange the divisions reasonably Petrocelli drove in another of the season as New York rallied "I've forgotten about that stre- High and Wins NCAA San Francisco Sadecki 2-5 at Wide equally is to present team str- run in the third on a fielder's from a 5-1 deficit to earn Al ak," he says. "I've won 500 gam- Montreal Stoneman 3-8, 8:05 BOSTON-Minnesota Twins engths, size of stadiums, stad- choice and Conigliaro followed Downing his first victory of the es since then. In a few days, Harmon Kille- p.m. brew leaps for ball thrown by shortatop Leo Cardenas during ium conflicts with baseball, tele- with a _run-producing double to season. ys will forget about these loss- game against . vision markets and other factors. help Ray Culp become the major es." District San Diego Santorini 2-2 at Tommy Harper hit a two-run Philadelphia Johnson 2-5, 7:33 Another factor in the regroup- leagues' first nine-game winner. homer and singled in the winning Elsewhere in the NL, Pitts- GASTON IA, N. C. p.m. ing is natural rivalries built up Elsewhere in the American run in the eighth inning to lift burgh lambasted Houston 14-7, Mississippi won the NCAA Dis- Cincinnati Merritt 5-2 at Pitts- over a period of years. League, Baltimore edged Calif- the Pilots over the Tigers. Rift St. LouLs pounded Cincinnatill-3, IN BASEBALL DRAFT trict 3 baseball title Saturday burgh Veale '3-5: 8:05 p.m. ornia 4-3 in-11 , Oakland Rollins led off the eighth with a New York egged San Francisco crushed Cleveland night with a 5-2. victory over Atlanta Stone 5-0 at St. Louis nartsneuth cage star, even- 11-1, Washing- single and Dick Simpson ran for 5-4, Los Angeles bombed Philad- ton ripped N & CO. North Carolina and gained Washburn 2-5, 9 p.m. tually went to Dartmouth Chicago 9-2, New York him. Simpson took second on a elphia 1-24, and Chicago routed the Only games scheduled. although by Ai Oakland A's. downed Kansas City 8-5 and Sea- sacrifice and scored on Harper's Atlanta 13-4. right to compete in the College Tuesday's Games ttle beat Detroit 8-7. ied 1874 Other players who have im- hit, his third of the game. In the American League, Wash- at Omaha, Net,. Los Angeles at New York, night Senators In _National League action, Get pressed New The first ington beat Chicago 9-2, Boston 65124Liacl,tik.BAIICt-Y- seeen. 11;attle, rug& Ole Miss swept through the San Francisco at Montreal, night .Srielfrit rig-hl-handed 'Turk -squeezed plerSilliTrahdtgz Viincher,' MUTUAL FUNDS whipped Minnesota came on homers by Don 5-2, New York San Diego at Philadelphia, night 'pitcher from Kej West, co 5-4, San Diego tripped Mon- rapped double elimination tournament Fla.; Steve Whitaker, Wayne Corner Kansas City 8-5, Balti- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night Rich Miller, an outfielder treal 5-2, Los Angeles bombed sOCK EXCHANGE more without a defeat and Harper. trimmed California 4-3, Houston at Chicago, .4.. from ',Michigan State_ Mike' Philadelphia 12-4, Pittsburgh bla- Oakland thrashed Cleveland Mississippi jumped off to a First Willie Horton had a two-run 11-1 Atlanta at St Louis, night Choice Walseth, a first baseman from EXCHANGE sted Houston 14-7, Chicago routed homer for Detroit. and Seattle topped Detroit 8-7. 3-0 lead over the Tar Heels in the University of Minnesota; EXCHANGE FW YORK Ted WIttiarns' Atlanta 13-4 and St. Louis clubbed Nate Colbert homered in the Washington Senators will .iim Cardasis, outfielder 11'0111 the third inning off the hitting have the hist pick 'Cincinnati 11-3. second and sixth innings for the Amorican League N whett the 24 New York University; Mike . of Ed McCarty and an error. clubs go fishing for new talent in the Culp, now 9-2, had a three- Padres and Johnny Podres went 'alt college and high school Anderson first baseman limn through pool Thursday and Friday in the fifth annual Timmonsville, hitter until the eighth when he seven innings for the victory, McCarty drove in two runs with W. L. Pct. 011 slimmer free N.C. High agent draft at the Americana School and George needed relief help from Al Lyle his fifth of the year. a double, and then came Baltimore 35 15 .700 - Maduro, Gives .tet Coco Laboy home ,The will fallow the Senators as the clubs cateher from as the Red Sox remained three and Boston 30 le .652 3 the University cky Dorm Clendenon hit homers on an error by shortstop John of . Miami, Fla., games behind front-running Bal- Detroit 25 19 .568 7 select in reverse order and AA -41 _you the 8611 for tbe Expos. of their Rnbhy M a ;1 ii r itimore in the AL's Rodisill. 'Jew York 24 25 .490 101/1 ises finish in the 1fL 11,...,1104114013i: Eastern Div- Roberto Clemente rapped a regirtaroll. ftisiiri man tlsion. North Carolina closed to 'Washington 25 2'7 .481 11 phase. The lour in only 'tst4ttk . '•"1 • • two-run double to spark a seven- with- espansion America, Cleveland 12 30 286 19 eliths will bring tip the rear Paul Blair led off the Ilth run sixth inning that carried the in one in the fourth off the hit- SCOUTS 'awl:. h -en given Wort with Seattle, Montreal, Kansas IF inning with a to snap ievier h Pirates past the Astros. ting of a high rating In Jeff Riirrows. ANY 1)1, flip chats can ic Y.e ar It was Skip Hull, Bob Elliott W. L. Pet. GS City and San Diego drafilng a 3-3 tie and rally the Orioles the 2,416th hit of a power -hitting outfielder match the No. I pick by Clemente's and Rudisill. But Ole Miss Minnesota 25 20 .556 - in that order. over the Angels. The Orioles, career from Wilson High School in NAnsas City in the first free and tied him with Pie Oakland 24 21 533 agent trailing 3-0 in the first inning, clinched the title in the fifth .1 WHEN THE dubs shift I. Long 14&arli. Calif.. who pro- draft in 1974, Rick Mon- Traynor and Max Carey fox third ria‘. tied the game in the when Lee Moore slammed a Seattle 21 24 467 4 the secondary phase, covering bably will be among the first they oill hi- .more (hay ninth before place on the Pirates' all-time eploaimi. Blair Chicago 19 22 .463 4 players who have been drafted picked. Rick now plays ear connected off Bob Priddy list. had a two-run two-ruit homer. ler field Kansas City 21 26 .447 5 previously but did not sign, James Rodney Richard, a reglarlyu for lbe for the Orioles' third homer of single in the seven-run explosion -Pitcher Joe Musgrave won naLland !Us. his California 14 30 .318 10% the order has been determined S-foot-71-, 218-pounder from the game. and doubled for a key blow fourth gaxne Amon •,:o tiler first Ns4.77 a against a single Sunday's Results by let. Cleveland gets tirst Ruston. La. is another top ft Boog Powell and Don Buford .; three-run seventh. selec tions of that Steve Blass loss. Paul Miller was the losing Washington 9 Chicago 2 pick in that phase. prospect as 1514 draft also homered a pitcher. who as Jim Palmer staggered to his fourth victory, pitcher in ,his first collegiate Boston Minnesota However. flossare in Ih• majors lave your 5 2 The draft is the major selec- Richard may decide are :One making his first relief appearan- -..,!. against two losses, as he gave appearance play Coleman, Nashingloo on the mound. New York 8 Kansas City 5 tion because newly-graduated to college basketball as piltleet; ce of the year, gained credit tip 11 hits including Jim Wynn's Balt. 4 Calif. 3 11 innings high school seniors did Pete Broberg a year ago. for Mississippi had topped the junior col- ialrhpr Ra%t"?a' Rill the sixth victory. Rick Reich- America 14th homer. Oakland lege grads and Broberg. son _ # a former Burbhac. Take stock in Iraperies Tar Heels once before in the 11 Cleveland 1 college seniors Now-Vorii-Vawkre pitcher. ardt had a two-run homer for the bay U.S Sirrimp Mork• Freedom Sane Vic Davalillo hit a three-run tournament. Seattle 8 Detroit 7 become eligible. Collegians homer wh• will. be 21 in his first time Earlier Saturday, North Ca- Today's Probabla Pitcher before July 21 also are eligible. Ind as a member of the Cardinals rolina stung Virginia Tech 5-1 to All Times EDT one of 14 hits off seven Cincinn- gain the right to face Ole Miss Washington Bertaina 1-2 at The majors hit a high in the 1967 ati pitchers. DavalWo who pined in the final round. Kansas City Nelson 3-3, 8:90 draft when a total of lipcovers St. Louis Friday night from Calif- Pne 1.169 players were selected. ornia in a trade for Jim Hicks- New York Kekich 0-1 at Min- Last June the total was 1,050 rapped his homer in a five-run nesota Kaat 4-3, 9 p.m. of Whom 913 were in the regu- the part of seventh-inning uprising. Lou Bro- Dektbie Reynolds Chicago Horton 4-4 at Boston lar phase and 137 in tlw sec- ;anitone husband in her ck also hit a homer for the situation comedy Nagy, 7:30 p.m. ondary. In eiintrast, the %% ii series for NBC Cards. Nelson Briles won his in the fall will Detroit McLain 8-4 at Cali- be third game with a seven-hitter, played by Don Chastain, a fornia Murphy 3-2, 11 p.m. Detroit at California night survivor of MI lrycleaned numerous less than which included homers television Cleveland Tient Cleveland at Seattle, night last by Let 1-7 at Seattle and some May, his 15th, and John Bench. motion picture roles. Marshall 3-6, 11 p.m. Washington at Kansas City, ur exclusive He will Sanitone Joe Gibbon walked Ron Soo- portray a sportswriter Only games scheduled. night on a rycleaning process gets both with the bases loaded in Los Angeles newspaper. Tuesday's Games New York at Minnesota, night Chicago at Boston, II the dirt out, colors the ninth to give the Mats the Baltimore at Oakland, night night year's Impala Dme alive again. with Your raperies and slipcovers ill look and feel like new. THANK YOU need fix-up Ifr• money? comparable Evart if you do it yourself, Sanitone k takes cash to fle up the My wife ,daughter and I wish to house and car, provide a Cerrified MaskrDrycleaner Change-of-armson wardrobe thank the people Murray for your family. So why not equipment. of and Callo- stop• wham you're always way NO. 1-never a six-figure County for nur suppoit in my somputer number? campaign for sheriff. A special thanks SEE US FOR A HOME IMPROVEMENT IL goes to those who worked so hard in my behalf. GLOW, 20% OFF To my opponents I would like to LOANS thank you for the courtesy I received ROOFING throughout the campaign. $5,000° Impala Custom Coupe Sensible Terms to With God's help I will work hard Fit Your Budget Match that,anybody. We give you an honest increase in car at an priCed $101' less than in 1968. and try to make a good sheriff for this honest decrease •41 in price. The 300-hp V8 is priced $40 less than last Take the '69 Impala above. We improved the year's 275-hp. Turbo Hydra-matic costa less. county. ride. Made it quieter inside. Added an anti-theft Power disc brakes about half as much. White- locking device. Put steel guard rails in the„doore. walls a little less. Wheel covers about the same. ,LEANERS azr, Still, this Impala with a 300-hp V8, Turbo And head restraints are now standard. Hydra-matic,advenced-denir, Diiirizr" __vier disc brakes, UORing value...and dropping price-_Thar.s..tbs - - 1-reltd-restrtrdrrt,r;•WhIfeWailli and covers is ested In You way Chevrolet operates. Putting CLYDE STEELE lb Boi-Air cent*: MurrAF you first, keeps us first. Bob LaMasius, Mgr. Phone 153-5573 WI MAKE IND MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS Pacesetter • •Rneted on manufacturer', rmarreritad retail prices, including federal vaiues savor tali sad inogreated denim WM/ ear preparation eharlitat

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Maisday, bons 2 Today's Woman if he obeys you The Olips Hampton WMS ef the Sinking Spring Baptist Church will meet at the church By Abigail Van Buren at 7:30 p.m. AN eintopei-lac -Peastrcihcooia (iPnersieurn) mWititiianN hias6- • • • Trimmer, Taller yearIN-old atDECKei Cheryl Lyon MIN Princeton, two DEAR ABBY: I wander what has happened to our Tbe Suburban Homemakers received acceptances from both Yale and 4 the home of measurements of 25.83 inches Ivy greeting their first marriage? My husband doesn't even seem to enjoy the meals Club will meet at WASHINGTON Mode by Love) League universities that will be Mn. Leon Adams, 1102 Sunny is compared with MA inc hes freigapien coeds this fall. I prepare tor him anymore, and I am told I am a "fabulous" Today's youtui woman Lane, at seven p.m. Note nationally in 1940; and average cook. shapelier tnan ht mother hip girth of 36.94 inches com- Cheryl Lynn Hill chew in • We've been married 25 years, are both young amd date.• • • was-about the same sized bust, pared with 37.48 inches in 1940. T'o Be Married 7's • - healthy, but thinner around the waist THE MODERN girl also, Murray. They and don't look our ages 4111auge of the First Baptist are also visiting ; hips. At least in Buten. according to the new study, Robert W. Hackney Do all marriages go sour after 25 years? He doesn't have will meet as fol- and is their brother, Charlie Lynn and ; Cinuelh WMS slightly taller and heavier than PERSONALS anything to talk to me about anymore. I have no major heme Lottie Moon with Mrs. This was the omehilintal of Mrs. Lynn of Paducah. smallecale study weihoted her mother-an average of 5 Kr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Hill • • • complaints, but that old 'excitement" is gene. I got MO. Warne at 7:30 p.m.; Kath- a Mrs. Billie Jo Jones and Miss so by the Agriculture Deplane* feet, 4.8 inches and 126.2 pounds ef Menke, Illinois, announce annoyed one evening, that leen Jones with Mrs. Stanford Pally Campbell of the Murray I told him that maybe he should go to find if womens in 1966-67 compared with S feet. the engagement of their daugh- Andrus at 7:30 p.m.; Ruby Nelle State University Department of WRONG PLANET eut and get himself a younger woman to stir him up a little, had changed since the 3.38 inches and 124.3 pounds in ter, Mies Cheryl Lynn RIR of Youth Center at 6:30 Nursing attended at bean one of us would be happy then. Hardy at made a nidionside,gurney of 1940. Murray, to Robert Ward Hack- the National Abby, I don't expect any wild love pm. the subject in 199649. "The findings indicate . . ney, son if Mr. and Mn. Paul League for Nursing Convention -making, only a little • •• ST. conversation, today's young women are, on A. Hackney of Louisville. held in Detroit, Mich., May LOUIS UPI - in a routine . hand-hoiding, admiration, and appreciation. ORIGINAL study, three Tuesday, June 3 ..THE the average, taller and more Mims Mil is 11-22 teletype report Sunday night the ; What's wrong? GEtETA decades ago, was conducted to saigiered by the • • • The Calloway County Demo- slender than the mimeo of 1619. Murray-Calloway County weather bureau here reported data on which terhty's Hospi- DEAR GRETA: Yee cratic Women's Club will have get The changes in body proportions tal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shelby that the bright object near the are Selling the wreag person And clothing sizes for women are and attended Murray State any woman a dinner meeting at the club of these 20-29 year-old women and children, Martha and Char- moon was the planet Mars,"whi- who tells her huhand [whether is a fit ef anger based. A recheck conducted in University. house at seven p.m. at the Wo- are large enough to suggest that lie, of Dallas, Texas, arrived ch is approaching its nearest er in a jetting way] that maybe he should get himself a 1966-67 on 335 women in the man's Club House. Bobby Joe similar changes probably have Sunday, June 1, for a visit with distance younger woman should net complain Mass., area Indicated Mr. Hackney is graduate of to earth," if be does Met that. Sims will be the speaker. Boston, occurred in women of other age a Mrs. Shelby's mother, Mrs. things have changed since 1940, Northwestern University, Evan- The bureau wasn't off by much- • • • groups,'' the department George Upchurch, Olive Street• only ston, Illinois, a member nf Del- about 342,300,000 miles. DEAR ABBY: I am a 12-year-old girl with a question I Wednesday, June 4 a recent department publication reported. • • • ta Tau Delta Fraternity. Be re- Moments later the weather hope you won't think is too dumb to answer. I The KSA Licensed Practical said. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Shake of take piano ceived his Mailers Degree in bureau wire noted: lessens and would like more Nurses District 17 will meet in The department said average South Bend, Ind., and Mr. and than anything in the world to June from Murray State Uni- "We have been advised by be able to play the conference room of the bust measurements for 20-29 Mrs. J. Y. Lynn of Douglasville, piano but I just HATE to practice! Miss Jane Bryan veraity, and" will attend Univer- the president of the Astronomi- 11 You, don't Murray-Calloway County Hospi- year-old women in 1940 were Ga., and Venice, Fla., are visit- hi have to tell me that I am lazy. I know that. any of Bans. cal Society in St. Louis that the tal at seven p.m. Dr. Charles 33.97 inches. The average in the Complimented Wit Kanem, lisnhatton• ins their sisters, _ Mn. to know is how I can learn to play the piano he begin bright star user the moon is at Mercer will be the speaker. 1966-67 Boston survey was 33.99 as where will "dr."7, .nderiOn- and Mr. without practicing. Doctorate. Anderson, Jupiter, and not Mars." Sincerely, LAZY • • • inches. Bridal Luncheon his and Mrs. Ola Courson, all of The Boston study, however, DEAR LAZY: N. way, Huey. N. Miss Lillian Watters will pre- The Holiday bet of Mayfiski wedding will at way. showed average waist The be held sent her piano students in a re- was the scene Saturday, May 24, First United Methodist 19 cital at the Murray High School at one o'clock for a beautifully Church, Murray, at two o'clock DEAR ABBY: You are always putting in a good word for hi auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Downing planned luncheon honoring Miss in the afternoon on Saturday, psychiatric help. May I add my "Amen" to • • 4.4 this. • Jane Bryan of Murray, bride- June 26. All friends and rela- Murray Loan Co. elect of Fres* Kolb M. The an At age 15 my daughter was having her problems. She Is Wickliffe cordially The Goshen United Method- hostesses, Mrs. Richard tives are invited. er wasn't "popular." Hier vent was poor inached mil she I CeiblY • • • MONEY HEADQUARTERS and ist Church Women's Society of and her dingMer, Mrs. Deb weren't getting along.' The wiled reeemeemdeill Club Speaker -__me Christie' Service is schedul Carrico of•Ladegloni premed. Ns W. Main Street Phone 753-2621 19 have a psychiatric • embeds'aod receive whatever help was to emit at the church at 7:30 WICKLIFFE, Ky., May 30 - ed the honoree with a while gle- de - Indicated •-- It toot tidy tBOTH of us Weft Ai. we pne Miss Paula Gail Anderson and mettle eeesses. and the molhi" • • Per a quick dessert try prune emid learn to underetall sash ether better.] • David 0' Daniel and grandmother with oarsmen el were the recipi- whip. Beat 3 egg whites until • file is now the mether el four The Progressive Homemakers ents of white carswillabs. neireiselly /sew mil cash awards given by the they're stiff but not dry. welladjusted children,lig only recmdly her CIO will love a potluck meal Wickliffe Woman's Club to the The imam table beide larp eldest arrangementat k snapdragons Gradually beat rn ½ cup of ovidlenced signs that he add be hair* an emotional at the lime of Mrs. Harold Ro- outstanding 8th grade students.- COLLEGE and hales sugar, until mixture is stiff and CLEANERS mow, so she regoeshid bertson. at Wickliffe School during a ckib *Mance item the ached •• The glossy. '.Fold in 1/2 cup of 1411 Olive Blvd. pridpaL On meeting Wednesday at the home lowaree tame as his reinsammistimi;be le wide* gridemionel an sleeveless plumped, chopped mines, juice PICKUP DELIVERY Murray Aammilly No. 19 Ord- of Mrs. Noah Geveden, drone - nuts and - contwelies ler the boy. • - with matching crocheted brilms. of 'A lemon and 2 teaspoons of er of the Rainbow for Girls will Mrs. Richard Boyd and Truly Fine Cleaning Phone 753-3652 Don't let up on them, Abby. MEW Mani is the most Mrs. She was presented with a gilt aromatic bitters. Spoon into meet at the Masonic Hall at Bob Phillips were the hostesses important thing in the work!. every Amy I drank the deer of crystal by the hostesses. serving glasses and chill until seven p.m. at the meeting where Mrs. Tom * Executive Lard for the help I received whes I seded • • • The guest list inehmisd seedy to serve. Makes 6 servings. Shirt Service * it. I dread te Juett presided in the absence ol think what might have happened had I been "ashamed" or The Delta Department of the mother's ofthe groomsmen. Mrs. Mrs. JerreH, the president. Albert "unaware- or "stingy" or whatever Woman's Club will Wilson, Mrs. W. W. Rob- it is that keeps so many Murray Mrs. Billie Downing, associate ertson, Mrs. Ralph people from Dunces, Mrs. seeking the help they need. Yours very truly, meet at the club house at six professor of special education at James Jones, Mrs. Roy McClen- -THANKFUL IN COSTA MESA" p.m. for a potluck supper. Hoe- Murray State University dis- don, Mrs. John Qualennous at teases will be Mrs. Henry War- cussed mental retardation. She Murray, Mrs. Louis Kane of DEAR THANKM.: And I am "thankful" fer year ren, Mrs. Myrtle Wall, Mrs. told the group that many chil- Paducah. letter. I knew a De one who at Wear, some time ef his life cannot Georgia Mrs. Esteem dren who cannot read or write Also attending were Mrs.H- Are pm sure profit from proles:Use! emineeliag. Tarry, Mrs. Rue Beale, and Miss you'rq getting Net everyone seeds to are creative and can do ether and Townsend, Mrs. J. S. DIM have an Hazel can, Mrs. is-depth analysis, hist a few session with a wise, Tarry. things. Patience is needed to E. C Walker, Mrs. • • • Frank objective outsider sometimes works osirasles. teach and train such children, Kolb, rs. H. J the Bryan and quietest air Groups of the Christian Wo- MissJr.,il ryan of blur conditioner she said, adding that a few are men's Fellowship of the First ray. DEAR ABBY: not trainable. I just finished reading the letter from "A Christian Church will meet as LADY LAWYER," who said that a divorce isn't a gift, The project of starting a coun- for the mow?. it's fellows: I with Mrs. James ty Wing was discussed. The CHICAGO (UPI) - A sink pretty expensive. How right she is! Boone at ten am. with Mrs. W. La Calm Junior Woman's manufacturer thinks sinks should I hope my husband's ex-wife.reads that. She's still telling C. Duncan giving the program; Club t~ilit On the program. be installed in family garages. the world how "generous" she was to "give" Frank a R with Mrs. Annie Bailey, Far- Doss It hid* when you Punch and cookies were serv- A sink in the garage will help don't wood NT Has it divorce. Actually, she must have sat up nights thinking of ris Avenue, with Mrs. A. B. neatly don• away ed to 25 members and the guest such tasks as washing the car and When not in usa, It's out of with the noise? ways to bleed him of money because we're still paying "wenn giving the program. to for • • speaker, also would besgood place to get sight. Sliding loot's cover The new Continental SS that so-called "gift." • The meeting is the final one a drink of water, says Elkay Man- the front controls. Fits air conditioner leaves the But The First United Methodist flush with the window, the money doesn't bother us so much. We have each of the year. ufacturing Co. so operating sound outside 1961 • ether to cuddle at night. Church Woolen's Society of you can hang drapes or with the heat Because And what does she have? A divorce bends without unsightly 289, decree. Christian Service will meet at that's where all the STILL PAYING the social hall at ten am. with bulges. moving parts are- outside mis Everybody has a the executive board meeting at problem. What's yews? Per • penises' dou reply write to 9:15 am. Abby, Bee One, Les Angeles. CaL lOSS, and • • • DAYTONA BEACH Gul mass. a stamped, self-addressed eavelepe. WIN N lot yes doss Mai welilleedsY, June 4 IN. window? For The George Hart Memorial FLORIDA'S Abby's sew beelike "What Tees-Agers WhAn winter comes, you 196: Want is Golf Tournament will be held imply Lune" seed SI to Abby, Bel 5788, Les remove the front Angeles, Cal. 90149. at the Calloway County Country pan* unit, add the winter Club. cover, and dose the • • • window. PARADISE PALLS tee of San Carlos, Calif., won't for- The ladies day luncheon is get the 60th annual convention scheduled at 12:15 p.m. at the IT'S of Rotary International in Hono- Oaks Country Club with Jane HONOLULU UPI - Dale Kuhns lulu, Taylor and Betty Powell as Simday. when Kuhns was riding Agfa quiet air chairmen of the hostesses. HOLIDAY INN reeiltbermr moos a toes In a rented car his swim trunks • • • offeellua owe fouz and his pants flew out. The pants, The Cherry Corner Baptist JUST Far from it. The 15,000 uI with $170 and his hotel keys in Church Woman's Missionary STU model can cool, the pockets, were found by four dehumidify and new the den. 00* air for up to throe rooms. youngsters who returned them to Society is scheduled to meet at sure don. Kuhns. the church at 7:30 p.m. Also available with 11.000 SPR/11 t• • • • STU caoacitY• Early Monday Kuhns' hotel ro- PLUS The Flint Baptist Cbucch Wo $ VAT! TAX MSS om was robbed of $200 in cash, Nationwide Including the $170 that had been man's Missionary Society is 'Mot eveslobl• hdyl.a 011.• Ands Dec 31, HNC protection by In his pants. scheduled to meet at the church Westinghouse SURE SERVICE - Kuhns later went surfing and at seven p.m. 430111 • • • FOR THE FAMILY OR anywhere you live Iltatl hurt his back. That night, he and Of Move in the Thursday, 5 for 2 OR MORE PEOPLE his wife went to a luau that ran June U.S A Lillian Winton wili pre- out of food before Kuhns and his Miss sent her piano students in • re- 7 wife were served. NITES • 8 DAYS 196t3 cital at the Murray High School Mus auditorium at 7:30 p.m. CHOOSE AMONG THEM 3 • • • HOUDAY INNS of DAYTONA BEACH buY ,M.273 The Kirksey Baptist Church 1 NOLIIMY NUI, 1111T1113TIITE 95. Nemo al Women's Missionary Society 441111141•4usOld IMMO Is Imtpacit s•••• ••• Have • no $5.SassitAis, a Laugh fisriasume. So.*, Sweep, GPI ii•17 will most at the church at sev- Inosdp Saw Coeur fumy co•timi laming Westinghouse Compact SAN en p pvt foal. eulassarinei 5000 FRANCISCO (UPI) •• • 3 NNW MN INTO. 1•••••• r•••• The biggest special collection at 0.5.1. Room Air Conditioner Pride'', Jane 6 C4s. OM Ssi likoltel4r4 we 3405 roma San Francisco Public Library flissrisl mum tees seeinies is(WIN ,0 14•1eley leee • 5,000 is a will BTU's - perfect for joke. The Senior Ciento Club 3 MUM NM $1. c••te. weft mow cooling a bedroom meet at the Community Center isr mail.0 At Daytona umonsetIONII • Plugs in like a lamp - The library celebrated iwei , 11. MI, mew , "N at ten sin. They will then go to AUnst.d• 4 1 1 5 volts, 7.5 amps tionak Laugh Week" by putting the land Between the Lakes for • Weighs only 59 lbs. items *All 3 Inns offer free pool facilities of from its Schmulowitz Col- a picnic. beach and • Install It yourself in EASY lection of Wit and Humor on die- •• • Holiday Inn Oceanside, our resort inn. OA the Ocean minutes with "Zip" Kit. Barbara Shutt, maw IN 19OUBLE Plat - mersfer itUstrISTavlionAcAcrurrIonsta IlUr'; WOUTE OR CALL TODAY' -1 Settings for "High Cool"- 23. looks deadpan in Cincin- the I 1 -Night Cool"- Nigh and Low Fan collection, donated by I Vim I TERMS nati. Ohio. where she Is ac- Keep a first aid and comfort •11:=Is• fer- i MMKOS7Z the late Nat Sehmulowits, a San 1798 murder of her It in the car when making a International Speedway Blvd.,Daytona Heidi,Florida 33014i cused in the Francisco attorney. includes 16. You can be sure if its ng trip. This can include 1 PHONE Westinghouse0 ' adoptive mother. Dr. Jane 000 books, magazines and pam- i (904) 255-7456 : iteenstella 43, whose savagely ic bandages, an antiseptic, ca. be mak el /AY 1440.41a7 lee CAN kV is 40 Shutt. phlets in 37 !anguages and dia- cell"'" NOUSE( 24". 'arising tissues, eye lotion in a I 'semi wee ...if, af..estas Is oniguatIllt.19AT INNsi, . beat.'n body, ...•Ir_li f ,..r bul- lects spannieLIQQ._vr.an. let wounds, was found in the squeeze bottle, extra WSW _ •• • nOasses, suntan lotion, comb basement office of her home. i 414- immnm il"gaml and brush, aspirin, antenauses :.- She was a psychiatrist. She Melo lip adopted Barbara in 1963. The New York subway system preparation, nail clippers and nail ft- was opened Ott. 27,1914 is.. "We Service Wkat We Sell"

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DAY -.rirNE 2, lki* PAGE FIVE THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY so Ares Food and Health law Am/W WE PKU Infants Spared ANT From Mental Illness FOR SALO FOR RENT MILF WANTRD BY FREDRICK J. STARE, M. D. ENGAGEMENT RING and wed- ONE HOUR FURNISHED apartment f o r BODY Repairman need at Gar- Chairman, Department of Nutrition, Harvard University ding band. Call 753-1916 before boys or couple for summer se- rison and McDougal Every parent, or parent to be, should be aware 5:00 p. m. and ask for Mary. Motor of a mester. Also 4-bedroom apart- Sales. Phone 753-6000. 2-2-C nutritional- disorder some people are born with. I'm ITNC ment for boys for summer and thinking of phenylketonuria, called PKU for MARTINIZING MALE short-a fall semesters. Phone 753-6568. OR FEMALE, no exper- disease which early in life is oqe of the causes of 1909 72G-ZAG sewing machine ience mental 2-2-C necessary. We will train retardation. It was unheard of 35 years ago. In cabinet. This sewing machine THE MOST IN you. Apply between ROACHES 2 and 4 in blind hems, monograms, sews DRY CLEANING TWO HOUSES, one furnished the afternoon, in Carry person. No TODAY IT IS estimated Germs on buttons, makes button holes, and one unfurnished. No chil- phone calls. Dart-Castle. days or weeks of life-and SPIDERS TFC Pixie) Williams, 16- plus makes double zig-rag de- dren, no pets. Phone 753-6864. that one in every 70 per- then successful dietary Are FREE ri Summit, N.J., has . Poison signs and patterns without at- J-3-C sons is a genetic carrier of management. TIIRMITES There is more and Princeton, two , tachments. Full price only MILDEW PROOFING SUWAIR JOSS PKU. Victims of this 10' dis- and more evidence that a greeting their first Eat Your Home $36.50. Terms available, 20 year MOTH PROOFING x 50' two-bedroom trailer, air-conditioned. We have several lobs for ease are the offspring of diet low in phenylalanine 'all. guarantee. For free home trial On big private Locally owned and operat- lot, one mile from men and women 18 and over. two carrier parents, both of begun in the early weeks call Paducah 442-8605 collect. city on Con- of life ed for XI years. We can be X-STORAGE cord Highway Scholarship program for ate- whom are apparently helps prevent severe 34C 121. Available retardation. reached 34 hours a day. June 8. John F. dents and teachers. healthy indiv iduals. For Nutritional re- Taylor, 753- search has made They aro slim visiting LATE MODEL Singer Style-0- r7:95 per box 5109. possible LOOK WHO'S BACK! -- It's Call Today 3-3-P Learn how a such parents the chances the development of ther, For FREI Static in nice cabinet. Makes large com- com- none other than Alexander Charlie Lynn and $250 Insurance pany operates, are one in four that any mercial products that • Inspection button holes, sews on buttons, THREE NEW 2-bedroom apart- starting with pro- Graham B-- Cops! in of Paducah. the order one of their vide adequate protein Don see Phase 753-3914 monograms, blind hems, Located 117 S. 4th ments. Carpeted, air-condition- department, all the offspring will for Ameche that makes way up to growth with minimal phe- is, making his Member Chamber of all fancy decorator designs. East Bide of Square ed, stove and refrigerator. management train- be born with PKU. third n-oyie Nc ing. These nylalanine to supplement in Hollywood in Commerce and Builders attachments needed. Just Phone 753-2896. 2-3-C jobs can become 21 RONG PLANET se- full time AN INFANT with pheny- other natural low-protein years. in "Suppose They Association. LCP-195 lect and sew. 10 year after summer. foods guaran- PARKING FACILITIES Iketonuria is unable to use in the diet. Gave A War and Nobody tee. Pay final balance to r In of only house trailer, p:operly the amino acid, many states public Came." He finds himself $57.12 or monthly New Concord. $135.00 and up to start health screening payments of Phone phenylalanine, and this in- and detec- working with actor Tom DUIS UPI - In a routine : KELLY'S 14.17 each. For 436-2323. 14-C tion programs PEST free home trial, ability is technically re- for PKU are Ewell. He and report Sunday night the tall Paducah now routine. This Ewell were 442-8605 collect. 8' X 45"TRAILER, Air condit- Call Merit Inc. ferred to as an "inborn is the law classmates bureau here reported ; only way to find at the Uni- J-2-C ioned, shady lot, private drive. error metabolism." This infants versity bright object CONTROL Louisville 1-584-8334 with PKU in previously of Wisconsin in 1929. near the Phone 489-3623. 3-4-C substance is present in un- s the planet Mars,"whi- 1961 TWO-BEDROOM mobile large amounts involved families. Phone 753-3914 Lexington 1-806-255-9321 in all pro- pproaching its nearest home. New floor, electric heat. tein-rich foods like milk to earth," Phone 753-2366 between May ENROLL NOW! SERVICES (WIRED eggs, meat-and in lesser Legated 100 Se. 13114 $t. June-8-C Literati wasn't off by much- A. 30 and June 4. amounts in cereals, vegeta- Answer to Saturday's Puzzle WILL DO house painting, in- nit 342,300,000 miles. Summer bles and other foods. In all, CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1144-6-C. AsrRo-citArr weed-boat, 35 tenor or exterior. By the job phenylalaniee its later the weather WANTED: Orderly, 7:00 norma Ily H. P. Mercury, trailer, skis, or hour. Experienced. Phone a. m. makes up about UB00 WOO 01300 ire noted: GUITAR to 3:00 p. m. in 5 per cent ACROSS 5.Characteristic ' AUTOS FOR SALO tow-rope, cushions, top speed CLASS 437-5581. 3-4-P convalescent of the total proteins we eat. 6-Conjunction IMMO or mums have been advised by diviaion. Apply at the Nursing 1-Contaminate 7-Symbol for ammo MOUBMP 35 mph. $300.00. Also 5 H. P. Cost as little as When there is a blockage icient of the Astronomi- 1968 Buick Wildcat, Sea DO YOU need a secretary-re- Office of Murray Calloway Co. 6-Body of water calcium PITIJO VOEM King, $20.00. Mahan Apt.. $240 a week in the proper Use of phenly- 11-Bank employ 8-German dy in St. Louis hardtop with factory akr ceptionist combination to _re- Hospital. 111100 00100 that the so No. 5, 753-8929. 2-2-P . . -__alanine, an inherited enzy-: „P./Jeanine rod rot watering Ml power. Teacher s Joe lieve_ yolt-of same cleaning OGG ;IMAM MAR tar near the moon is 1967 Cbevelle, Foliose of_yOur Wor- -' matic defect, - This amino - arnis...:- - place - door, 6 ries? Good .14-Preposition 9-Island off 00 OUU nE and not Mars." cylinder, straight shirt 30011EAN SEED, Hood. Kent, typist, experienced kid accuminulates in the Cain Wayne, Leach's Music in payrolls 15-Meadows Ireland mom mum mu and Taylor Gull &Woe Dare and Dyer- Mar-. and bookkeeping. infant's blood, subjecting 17-Rescue -Stories ember gth arbd Phone 10 MULJEI ugas • o mai& j.z.d. ray Warehousing Corporation. 753-7575 Have worked in both large and the brain to its toxic ef- 18-Stroke 11-Drinks heavoy - 1Inc Phone 753-8220. small offices. Available immed- 20 Eats I3-Charge the epauu OMMOO 1962 PONTIAC Itch fects. 23.Bird's beak account of Catalina, 2-door iately to work in Murray area. untortunately, early &MULTI WROOOM hardtop. 1961 Bukk warning 24-Wife of 16-Break W000 LaSabre, Phone 753-7570. 34P symptoms of this Geraint suddenly MOO MUD 4-door sedan. Cain 15' SWISS disease may MOO mina Co. Jorol car. 6 with built in depth not be promi- 26-Fruit cakes 19-Wearies W109 and Taylor nent, and 21-Great lake Gulf Station. Corn-finder, dna ton, speedometer, REAL WILL DO light hauling and odd the deviation 28-Chinese mile a or of J.2.c one @STAYS FOR SALM from normal 22.Begin 37-Use up 52-Man's ARTERS 8th and Main. set skis, and ski rope. SO job work. Phone 435-4482. 3-7-P mental devel- 29-Strip of -Challenges opment leather 25 38-Sow nickname H P Johnson motor and Dilly ONE, three-bedroom brick may go unnoticed 27-Gastropod 40-Potential 54-Chinese 1965 CHEVROLET II, WILL MOW -lawns and until the 31-Musician le 753-2621 6-cylin-ttrailer. Can ise-esen at MIS Gli- home on the corner of Past other infant is well mollusk 41-Masts Pagoda der straight shift. odd jobs. Call 753-6030 aim% in 33-Goddess of 30•L4id rnossuro_ 44-Field flower 57-Knokout 1963 Dodgeltbrie,„Prlya-.-4._..."" Lena oriel Ilsiesilio• TFNC NJ first yea-, 401 n: lld - Tayln .7534286, reduced dainaF -Periods 32-Small islands shelter Gulf 24143 from : $111,500.00 to has occurred. 35 of 58-Symbol for Station. Corner of 6th an $20,500.00. time 34 Stalk 49.Nerve tin LOST & FOUND 36-Flowers 4 ONE, three MOST 36-Feels indignant network 60-Exists BRAND NEW deer rifle, Harlin -bedroom brick at IMPORTANT, at 1635 LOST: Ladies diamond 1982 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 lever aclion, .35 caliber. Reason- Catalina Drive with cen- wedding then, is the early detection 39-Cash drawers INERS four tral beat and air, built-in range ring. Call Mrs. Hal Houston, 42 -door hardtop. 1957 Voiks ably priced. Phone 435-5442. of PKU within Beast of 753-6732. the first few wagen. 1961 Corvair, 4195.00 June-2-P and oven, wall-to-wall carpet- Reward. 3-3-C burden pain and Taylor Gulf ing, $20,500.00. 43-Spirited horse LIVERY - Station spni, something on that new 45-Jump Corner of 6th and Main. 2-2-C rug? SALESMAN WANTED ,ne 753-3252 Try Blue Lustre and rent WE ALSO HAVE beautiful The "Miss US% Beauty rag- 46-Resort building lots in Pleinview Ac- 48-Besmirch 1967 CHRYLER New Yorker a shampooer for $1.00, West- $17,000 commission plus regu- eant" finals in Miami Hein+, res Subdivision with water and 50-Music: as 4-door hardtop with factory ail ern Auto. lar cash bonus for full-time Fla., May 24 will be on the ervice * sewer, curb and gutter, in city written and all power. Black vinyl `man over 40 Murray, CBS air for 90 minutes begin- 51-Lampreys roof PEKINGESE and Poodles. 8 school district, price in 1967 Plymouth 4-door sedan rending area Take short auto trips to ning at 10 p.m. The winner 53-Food program vreeks old. Also stud service, from $2200.00 to $3800.00. No cylinder automatic, powez contact customer's. Air mail SENTENCES SITINS Brooklyn will represent this country in 55-Teutonic deity silver and white, 503 Olive St. down payment, small monthly 56-Moires about teering. Cain and Taylor Gull A. P. Pate, Pres., Criminal Court Judge Albert the "Miss Universe Beauty Pag- Phone 753-1246. J-2-C payments. Texas Re- furtively Station. Corner of 6th and Main. R. Murray eant" which CBS will telecast ALSO beautiful lots in Pano- finery Corp., Box 711, Fort above I sentenced 59 Blemishes 2-2-C HOUSEHOLD Worth, 34 Brooklyn in July. ITEMS, including rama Shores, nine miles from Texas 76101. 2-5-C College students, 61.Honster bikes, washer, large mostly white, - *5* 62-Bread 1966 BUICK Electra, 4-doot modern Murray, price ranging from to five days in painting. Encyclopedias, dryer, jail David liartman, ingredient ting hardtop with factory air and $750.00 to $2000.00. No down for fighting for minority who played etc. Phone 753-8758. 1TNC a medical school all power, black vinyl roof. payment, small monthly pay- Skater Peggy Fleming will rights with illegal methods. dropout on DOWN 11111$ ments. a mitin. Judge Murray. "The Virginian" series last sea- Pontiac Bonneville Brea/. GENERAL. Pleasure horse. Sad star in her second special for a na- 1 -Occupent ham. 97 ACRE FARM tive of Harlem. son, will be playing Dr. Paul oner Factory Mr and all pow- die and bridle included. Reas- eleven miles NBC during the Christmas holi- Ga., told the 2-Man's east of Murray, group. Hunter in the new NBC "The nickname er. Gold color with black vinyl onable. Phone 753-8436. 2-2-C near Liberty day season. Her first special "None of you have roof. Cain and Taylor Gulf Sta- Church with a three-bedroom was aired last November. permission to fight my war." Bold Ones" series in the fall. n. Corner of 6th house partly finished. Price 4-Went and Main. Distr. by United Feature Syndicate, vie. J-2-C BLUE LUSTER will make that $16,000.00. new rug look new again. Rent 8 ACRES 1% miles east of Au- 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, red, like a shampooer for only 41.00. rora, Kentucky near the lake, Peanuts® new. Automatic Wick shift. Must Western Auto. J-7-C $4,000.00. by Charles a.It really done away sell M. Schlls within a week as moving FOR ANY of your Real Estate PEANUTS ith the noise? to TWO JOHNSON C. B. units Germany. Phone 753-8756. needs see FREEMAN JOHNSON iT 5A‘IS HERE HAVE qOU EVER THOUGHT he new Continental SS One mobile and one base. $75.00 OF J-2-C Realtor, or call 753-2731. THAT THEY'RE I DON'T EVEN OWN ir conditioner leaves the and $100.00. 1968 Ford F-600 ENTERING A 006 SHOW ? A 1)06! perating sound outside J-3-C 1966 FORD Falcon Sport Coupe, with tank, good condition. 1980 HAVING A ith the heat. Because 289, iat's where all the V-8 with automatic trans- Chevrolet one-ton wrecker. Al- 206 SNOW.. loving parts are-outside. mission. 1965 Oldsmobile 88, slb 8 acres near lake at Aurora BY OWNER: 3-bedroom house, hardtop. Factory air and with or without a 10' x 40' mo- central air and heat, carpeting double power. Cain and Taylor bile home. Phone 474-2230. Built-in appliances. Call 753- Gulf Station. Corner of 6th and J-4-NC 7525. J-2-C Main. 2-2-C ON KENTUCKY LAKE FROM WALL TO wall, no soil PINE BLUFF SHORES: '1963 OLDSMOBILE Modern F-85 sta- at all, on carpets cleaned 2-bedroom tion wagon, with cottage, completely rack on top. 1964 Blue Lustre. Chevrolet Rent electric sham- furnished with television and Impala, 4-door sedan. pooer Automatic, 111._ Big K. 2-7-C other extras. Panelled interior, 263 motor, power large •teering screened porch, full bath. and brakes. Cain and GIBSON AMPLIFER. Excellent For ylor Gulf thst weekend hide-a-way Station. Corner of condition. Phone 753-4862. or year round Nancy and Main. living, let us show by Ernie Bushmiller 3-4-C you this one priced We 2.2.c at only $3, GOOD 67500. USED electric stove, 611-/S'Ai.^-e,rg..g , OLDSMOBILE Super 88, $25.00. Phone 753-7293. 3-5-C LAKEFRONT LOT with 100 feet our-door sedan. Factory air and good lake frontage: Ideal for double power. Local car. 1963 CHERRIES, 30c quart. .Phone house or mobile home. Compare rord Galaxie 500, four-door se- 480-2223. 1-T-C M $2700.00. Alan. Cain and Taylor Gulf Sta- LOVELY LAKEVIEW lots from SUN' llion. $595.00 and others near Se11111 t• Corner of fith and Main. lake, J-2-C $225.00 up. NOTICI LAKEWAY SHORES: Beautiful Nationwide 1963 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door 125 foot waterfront lot in a ELECTROLUX SALES & Ser- protection by 1963 Chevrolet Impale, sheltered cove with a gentle Westinghouse 4 vice, Box 213 Murray, Ky., C. sedan. Six cylinder au- slope to waters edge. Reduced SURE SERVICE - M. Sanders. Phone 382-3176, matic. Cain and Taylor Gulf for quick sale to $2350.00- anywhere you live Station. Lrinville, Ky. June-2-C or move in the Corner of Oth and Main. HWY. 121, NEW CONCORD: U.S.A 2-2-C LAWN MOWERS repaired. $11,250.00 buyi this spacious, Points, carbuerator and valves modern 3-bedroom home and garage 1966-two plus two Fastback cleaned and adjusted. Blades on 1 1/3 acre shady lot, ground. Crank lovely flowers. Completely re- Mustang, 289 motor, first class shaft straighten- T. Dog V S -awe •••••••41 decorated to C U..01 Per** shape. Local car. Phone 489- ed. What ever it needs. Quick include wall-to- I.. • ;e wall carpeting, storm =73. J-4-C service guaranteed. Low charg- windows and doors. Large II es. H. S. Robertson, 1610 Cal- utility room. loway. Phone 753-7863. 2-3-P ADJOINING 1 1/3 acre home- • .40- WANTID TO RENT site Abbie 5000 within walking distance of 'N Slats WANTED: Three-bedroom coun- school slid grocery. All utilities by R. Van Buren try home by professor and small BCLTONE factory fresh hear- available. A steal at $1750.00. batteries for all make Is IT POSSIBLE /amity. Write Gary Jones, Route ing aid COMMERCIAL TRACT ideally QUESTION bearing aids, Wallis Drugs located SATHLESS 6R03GiN5' DREAM COMRADE GROGGINSKY'S 7-WE CX) r4CYT Box 237, Columbia, Mo. 65201. for trailer park or rent- GROGGINSKY'S DREAM, H-1TC at cottages. ABOUT A GIRL BEING DREAM WAS IN ERROR?? BUT J-7-P Greet demand here PULLED WE HAVE aRAVE DOuiFiTs for !NV A HOLE IN THE tourist accomodations or ICE HAS ABOUT )424,1 for MOBILIZED A CERTAIN uNNAMEO INTERPRETAT/ON BE POPULAR, learn how to permanent rentals or mo- OP IT, OR. EASY COUNTRY AGAINST AN ExPECTED NUROTICOFP." FOR SALE play the guitar. We furnish gui- bile home spots. For more in- formation ATTACK' Used & Reconditioned tar, amplifier, studio, teacher. call anytime! Phone 753-7575. Leach's Music KENTUCKY & BARKLEY Lake TERMS Realty, AIR for further information, l'-C-H Evelyn V. Smith, Real- COMPRESSORS tor, Highway 444, New Concord, Phone 436-5641. sworse(14 Also New REDUCE SAFE and fast with McCuiston Goilese Tablets and E-Vap "wat- er Pills". Holland Drug. 3-BEDROOM brick on Keene Auto Electric central- air and • Now Conant Read hest, carpeting, all kitchen PEP UP with ap- Phase 713-1171 Zippies "Energy pliances. Professionally land- Pills" nonbable-formitig. Only scaped. low 20's. Call 753-7424 IP-40,501/and ..Droga. _arrv for -appointment 24C -,--HasellOirreereeletenforisrefreMereetri.w.,-.rer-tse- 1razisayiepw./

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I I -- Ikedtialling Seniors at Murrey Nigh School — 1144 — School. Left to right back row above are David Robertson Back row, left to right are Elisabeth Gowans, John Wilson, Ernie as they were when they comprised the first $igma Kinder- Buckingham, Chip Veal, Glenda Doran, Michael Ward, Bob Williams, Sandy Mattingly, Patty Cantrell, Mark Hale, Stevie Arent, Ronnie Bowerman, Andy Ross, garten class. The Sigma Kindergarten is sponsored by His Taylor, Settle, Gary Taylor, Kathy Rowlett, Cindy teacher Mrs. Donnie Foust. Absent when picture was made Julio Donna Shirley, Barbara Foust, Ellen Berrill, Bill Pasco, Ann Ca Murray Woman's Club Sigma Department and tfte Alexander. Front row, left to right are Jennifer Trotter, were Edwin Schmidt, Charles Clark and Bob Washer. This Pictures Thurman. Front row, left to right, Tommy Resig, Billy by above and below, show this first class with teachers Mrs. Ann Kelly Ellis, Donnie Nall, Steve Payne, Johnny Cluerter. Is the first class of the kindergarten to graduate from NW, Gunning, Anita McDowell, Mike Ryan, Gary Wilcox, Rhonda Os Donnie Foust and Mrs. Josiah Darnall, the first teachers In mous, Rosemary Scott, Martha Hendon, Carolyn Hendon, ray High School. this program. Mrs. Foust, with Mrs. Kenneth Winter, is still rei teacher Mrs. Josiah Darnall. Greg Wilson was absent when yoi teaching in this Siam. Kindergarten which is now located at • this picture was taken. Sec We found our missing Snapping in the Gerry Requarth driveway. Rte. 6, Murray; Mrs. Mary Alex- Gerald Richerson, Rte. 2, Mur- Murray; Mrs. Ruth Downey, Pur- down Hospital Report ADMISSIONS Turtle. He was just dug Sanders was reportedly found ander, 1704 Olive St., Murray; ray; Mr. Reid Hale, 1707 College year, Tenn.; Mrs. Bertha P. Row- was Seen&Heard into the ground where it in the back seat of his car when Miss Ethel Parker, 823 North Farm Rold, Murray; Mr. Harold lett, 7201/2 Sycamore, around Hal Brent Cathey, Rte. 5, Mur- Murray; It' let wet. We had scraped .the car came to its final stoo. 19th St., Murray: Hill, Rte. 3, Benton; Mrs. Fran- Mrs. Cecille Nur;New Con- where we May 29, 1969 ray; Mrs. Marjorie N. Barnett, ger fifteen minutes Sgt. Phillips who had been ces McReynolds, 205 North 10th cord: but when Box 263, Murray; James Castle Around thought he might be, driving with his red light on at St., Murray; Miss Evelyn Joyce him, we stuck ADMISSIONS DISMISSALS McDougal, Rte. 5, Murray; Miss lea couldn't find about 40 to 45 miles an hour Chester, 202 Irvan St., Murray; mud hole and Carol S. Balentine, Rte. 3, Mur- * * * a stick into this down Main Street, hit the Mr. Crawford McClure, 607 Sou- solid. Then we Mr. Cadens Willis, New Con- Miss Diane Beale, ray; Ray Barrow, Rte. 1, Pur- That enigmatic series, "The Murray bit something grease from the Norsworthy- Almo; Mrs. th 9th St., Murray; Mrs. Irene Se 'stick at the edge causing him cord; Miss Kimberly Cokalow, Betty Overbey, Rte. 2, Murray; year; Frank B. Leffler, Hazel; Prisoner.- in which Patrick plaited Sanders collision, Williams, 417 South 9th St., Mur- mid primed upward. Out he to almost lose control of his 225 North had St., Murray; Mrs. Mrs. Marjorie Barnett, Box 263, Mrs. Maydell 0, Moody, New 11eCoolian starred for CI-1S last

ray; Mr. Leonard Outland, Box ES542P-gik. (Certintsed From Page Om) came, mad as a wet hen with and side- Alma Jackson, Rte. 1, Almo; Murray; Concord; Mrs. Helen E. James, summer, will be re-run on that car, and hit the curb Mrs. Helen James, Rte, 26, Hazel; Mrs. Dollie apparently collided his head stuck out about seven keep from hitting the Mrs. Ilene Evans, 212 South Ilth 4, Murray; Mrs. Bertha Russell, Rte. 4, Murray; Miss Vicicey network Thursdays at 8 p.m. entre he walk to Rowlett, 705 South 16th St., Murray; Mr. a car. inches with his horny jaws wide in the area of the accid- St.. Murray'. 1. Roy DoneLson, 7201 2 Sycamore, Kingins, 1105 South 16th St., Mur- beginning Nla,y with cars Murray; Mr. Lucien Lockhart. Rte. 1, Murray: open. We let well enough a- ent, according to the police. ray; Mrs. Shelia Rosier. Rte. 1, We drive on down to Pine Bluff lone and favored him with some Phillips was driving the 1969 Short which seems to be well water from the hose. He remain- Chevrolet Belair owned by the elated. On the way back to ed in about eight inches of wat- City of Murray and had minor - New Concord, we hear a loud er and about every ten minutes damage to the right side. Pat- poise and it soon becomes ap- would stick the tip of his nose rolman Harris of 713 Elm parent that the rocky road a- into the air, breathe awhile, Street, in the Jlice car with , reatisd Pine Bluff Shores was then pull his head bedt down. Phillips, got a nick on t h e 1-----atot too kind to our right rear _ shoulder, according to the po- PACE up the ghost. SETTING tire which gave We're still trying to find that lice report. Mocking Bird's nest in the back Sanders was employed af We step, get out the spare tire, yard. He keeps chasing every- Parker Ford, Inc. and jack, but when we reach thing from the general area of Survivors are his parents, Mr. gor the lug wrench it Nemed to a small Hickory where he re- and Mrs. Charlie Sanders o f he missing. It not only seemed turns to perch awhile and argue Bell City. Farmington Route to be missing, it was missing. about things in general. H e One; grandmother, Mrs. Mystic SUMMER FUN CLOTHES We stood around for awhile, must have a nest somewhere Calhoon of Murray Route Six; r` not exactly knowing what to in the vicinity, but so far we one sister, Mrs. Lloyd (Wanda) do, and decided we were not have failed to spot it. Reynolds of Route Thretil Par- CONQUER =hag too much progress, as is, Tenn.; four brothers, Max of COMFORT IN start down the road tossed Route One,• Jerry we A large crop of Blue Jays this Lynn ,Grove a More we remembered pestling- Tenn., Jackie of Mur- year with at least two differ- of Paris, and Larry of ent bunches hatching otitin the ray Route Three, It was hot and we looked like back yard. Farmington Route One. a bum 90 we don't blame any- Funeral arrangements are in- Sleeveless one for not stopping. However complete, but friends may call we did run into Glenn Eldridge The Rabin in the Elm Tree tim- at the Max H. Churchill Funer- who lives in that area and he ed the use of her nest about al Home. went out of his way to help us. right. The young have flown He got • lug wrench from an- the nest and now it is a sham. ulotte BEST SELLERS Shifts other fellow, took us back to the hies. ear, and even helped us change UPli the wheel- femaptiad by Publialars' Itipekly) Wrap and inverted pleat styles nen.. Therefore, the first order of Alvis Sanders PORTNO1'S COMPLAINT in floral and liberty prints. business today is to get us a - Philip Roth lug wrench, and of course, m- (Confirmed From Paws THE SALZBURG CONNECTION 100% cotton in latest spring other tire. - Helen Machmes Sanders ran the road block, ac- A SMALL TOWN IN GERMANY cording to the police. Sgt. Max worked up over - John LeCarre colors. Sizes 8 to 10. We did not get Morris and Patrolmarl Dwain just took THE GODFATHER the incident and Elkins were in another police is pretty -Mario Puzo philosophically. That car driving on North 18th Street De an , AIRPORT - Arthur Haile,. country and since we are almost at Main Street tt foundland were A WORLD OF PROFIT amateur rock hound, we road - Louis Auchincloss Cl way.,when Sanders ran the some nice rocks along the block., PRESERVE AND PROTECT A cover We even found our wheel Sanders traveled on Igain -Allen Drury which went about twenty feat THE VINES OF YARRABEE 22 :30 Street to the intersection of off the road. 12th and Main where his cAr - Dorothy Eden Ca FORCE 10 FROM NAVARONE hev collided with the Norsworthy - Alistair MacLean And we enjoyed seeing a Red car, that had stepped for a light. art Tailed Hawk. The THE4-OST QUEEN big rascal The Sanders car then zig zagg- - Nandi Lofts he wheeled across the road and as ed down the street about 200 aosalselaa he prepared to land on a dead yards and collided with the ck snag, he spread his tail feathers Rice car about in front of the THE 900 DAYS rive - Harrison Salisbury to slow his speed. This parti- Joe Berry home, according to Wisp Pal cular hawk had a bright red the THE ARMS OF KR, PP ki pollee. - William Manchester tail. Maybe it was the way the The city police said the Sand- THE ‘IONEY GAME - Adam Smith Through sun was shining or something, ers car bounced off the Rice JENNIE - Ralph G. Martin but it seemed redder than us- car, came over in the driveway ual. MISS CRAIG'S 71-DA Y SHAPE-1P to the right on the opposite side pitoGR AM4'1101 MEN AND Spring in of the street and came to rest %tome\ %none Crain WIDE LEG rassommitalt1111111111111nissmossoassummessonsmisel s • • • UI • PANTS 41 • • Els • Ladies' wide leg pants, ni a a a back zip. Sizes 8-16. • han 111 s Colors,_ blue, yellow, unt, •--.-- . a clud II • aqua and pink. a s cky iv • • • Ac i ath It is with gratitude that I thank everyone for your sup- : n t• • , a at 11 on p : port in the recent primary electiton and your confidence : • a ky S _. ,.. a tion • expressed in your re-electing me to serve as Your Circuit • • • • is • • E Court Clerk for another term. a ra • n a • Yn • a • My family joins me in these thanks and I will faithfully , iii e he Mg U ' 4 • licove a execute my duties as always. • twelve a • Koh T•Pe, weld. mud a • btrlpes,at I.% Ii.. s • retied, tenon ... s • whh pipe 7 c.id-" O is Mm hi eeitfasullag I in,.. Celery WAIN, • Yellow / Yel- IN I SINCERELY, leadlistk, Yellow/ 23 • • Mist. Strop S, ei, F's • Saral Cs • , C ac • ropbe el • the The It latas Itlialock ea • pr Mt Ke wed

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