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UlltrV ke new 'FIERCE BLIZZARD PARALYZES THE NORTH Licenses Plates On Murray Lodge 105 Worst Sale At Office Of Names New Officers Snow Storm Is Called County Court Clerk At the regular meeting last week High ,Social the Of Century; Casualties Security. and truck following officers were elected Automcd)ile license • brakes, to plates for 1963 are now on sale at serve Murraj lodge No. 105 F & new AIM the county clerk's office. for the corning year. them n Rockies and from Minnesota W. RY.:N Lakes. Veahile owners have until mid- John H. Perkins. Master; Mika By JAMES through the lower Great Stranak, Senior Warden.; Jimmy El. But the East was in for more Increase night. March 1, 1903, to acquire BANGOR. Maine - A fierce Taxes Herndon. Junior Warden, G 8. numbing cold. and place the plates on their auto, left northern Maine and Churchill. Treasurer, and Bud l E blizzard Maine Gov, John H. Reed de- mile or truck For renewal of re- Hampshire buried beseath a Stalla, Secretary. New scribed the blizzard as -an enter gistration the owner should pre- huge snow drift today, stranding sent a 1962 registration certificate AppAppointed officers to service fag gency situation ' Reed asked _civil 1963 thousands of persons including to the county court clerk were Doyce Morris, Senioi defense aid for stricken families. pl er Here Deacon; Jimmy N. Parks, marry. holiday travelers. Minsky who has lived till $137,000 Junior Myer U the 1982 registration certifi- surprise Amen. worst of a OP Deacon; Otis Hatcher, Senior Stew- The of his 76 years in Bangor. said cate has been lost, a duplicate can century in this area, dropped ard. Ralph Emerine, Junior Stew- the "1 don't remember anything this 'oe secured for 50 cents from the feet of snow in most ed. there will be a hike of seven- ard; Norman Klapp, Tyler; Dr, nearly four bad '' Times) (leek's office. up to 75 miles (Special to the Ledger & tenths of one percent. Harry U. Wayne. Marshall; Aubrey sections and winds 7ar The cost for the plate for pas- of 15 to 20 It beds dawn, in the case Of Marr. Chaplain. an hour piled up drifts Strands Thousands NEW YORK. Dec. 31 - Thera senger cars and farm trucks is dived to 20 be- Calloway County, to an overal in- Flavil Roberson was appointed feet. Temperatures is bad news as well as good news $450 plus a 50 cent clerk's fee mile high Mt. Roads disappeared in snow Thu crease of approximately $137.000 the finance committee for the low zero and atop )0 for Calloway County taxpayers as The coat of commercial and for- Hampshire. usands of cars were left abardes miles, over the amount paid in fiscal year next three years. along with J B. Washington. In New 1983 rolls around. hire truck plate ei based on a wale to 41 below Wires and treas were blown do,,. 1901 by those who are on wages Bell for two years and W. R. the temperature sank The good news is the prospect of depending upon the grow weight wind Scores of highway accidents were or salaria€ and by. thew employers. Rogers for one year. whh a 105-mile-an-bolo a cut in Federal income taxes of the vehicle and the heaviest of the nation reported. The figure is based on data re New officers were installed bs( The eastern third sometime next year. The bads news. load to be carried during the conv- Lakes through New 'Maine state police at Orono said leased by the Internal Revenue Past Grand Master W Z. Carted from the Great piiwer •however. is more definite-mecca* ing registration year. ex- at iesat 2,(0) aersom were strand- Service and by the Deparamere of nasal Robertson was England was gripped oy the in Social Security. taxes for em- Trailer tags of all types will presented ed in a 50-mile area around Bangor es Commerce. his past treme cold, but the heavy snows employers and for the also be on sale at the offices of rnaater'a apron and per. for persons left their Cars ployees. for fiscal period. some were concentrated in the uorth- About We During the the county clerks the year of 62' and congratulated refuge in Pilot's Grille Dnd sell-employed. contributed to east. and took un- $11.6 billion was The for a years work well done. in Bangor. he ,rame The increases. provided for fund 1963 /worse plates have a Record low temperateree were irant . pension itt Security r Social aw the der the Social Secure) Act, will blue background with white nu- Maine at the restaurant, police ail mate by the nation's 64,389.000 sorters reported front Michigan to go into effect automatically The merals-the reverse of the colors air dam to stay there fur se Ken - and their employers. Jennings To Be Out es the blast of cold arctic rate will be 7a4 for 1962. liter own isfety new Percent on Callowey County's part of that moved southward. Below freez- pay instead of The Revenue Department bas re- Of First OVC Game of Bangor. a city ul the fret $4,600 of $866,000. ing teroperatrarea extended to. nor-. -tend payment was an eetenated that war without 'electricity.- as. 644 percent. as at present. por- ported Ms& l voebtra- them n Florida oar In the forthcoming year, its Murray State College will open elsewhere, the anon • Half of this will be paid by tlie tions have not been finally tabu- At least 13 weather - related Isom aid tion will nee to 11992.000 its Ohio Valley Conference basket- around low pitch- P." n e employee. through payroll deduc lated they will approximate 1.025,- deaths were reported in the East wen gritter4tigh The increase will be the ninth ball schedule Wednesday at Mid- families left 4 sons, and the other haff by his 000 passenger cars and 250.III including two in the New Eng- ed•roof novae.. Many since the Social Security program dle Tennessee without the services in with emidoyer tnicks blinard, six in Virginia and their homes and moved was begun Two more boosts are of big Jim Jenriings, the team's land had For those who are self employ- Pennsylvania. relatives or neighbors who scheduled. one of them m 1986 leading scorer and rebourader five in A tugboat with 11 men aboard heat 25,01)0 and the other in 1988. at which Jennings sprained an ankle while Daily News did not Madisonville Coach was believed to have gone down The Bangor time the "finer rate is to go into welter out on ins own during for the first time in long Wand off Northport. N. Y. publish today effect It will be 4 and five-eighths Dies On Saturday Christmas vacation at his home in history Managmi; Charlie Hale MainMains' authorities feared addi- in its 125-sear percent for employees and the Dayton, Ohio. and not only will en Page 4) tional deaths unless rescuers can (Continued mane for empleyers. MADISONVILLE. Ky. 11.111 - C miss the Racers' first OVC game of hos- quickly locate those marooned by However, should a plan G. Sherrell, 37. coach of the Madi- but is also a very doubtful player Dies Sunday pital care for the aged or other in their second the storm. sonville High Schoolbaekeiball game here Saturday

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ietrun. TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KY. MONDAY — DECEMBER 91, 1982 HE LEDGER & TIMES 7, (h-dtenden 27, Mullins 8, GIs- Had son 15, A. McClain, Holloway, Page 11, Cook SLIMED by LLDGER & TIMES PUBLISHIIEG tglOMPAIIY. kite dolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The Mayfield (68) — Malone 5, L. et-Herald, 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Green Jones 3, Morris 6, R. Jones, Stnith October Bay Winsregte. Calloway Drops 942 10, Means, Montan 4, Nall, Win- slow 6. Fields 94, Albrttton, JAM EN C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER • reserve the rthnt to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, 'ublic Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- Championship on;apeerar of our readers. Hickman To Wn .'1ONAL REPRESE.NTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 CINCINNATI Oh'. — The ,ison Ave. Memphis. Tenn: Time & Life Bldg.. New York. N.Y., Los Angeles Dodgers had*smgreat henson Bldg. Detroit. Mich. year-on paper. Record 3rd Time Although they lost the pennant ieed at tne Post Office., Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Own Tournament to Second Class Matter the San Francisce Giants on the final day of the season, they --sCRTWITON RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, per By NORMAN MILLER the second period opened the door swept most of the statistical honors T h e Oatioway County takers gess picked seven points th 85e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $3.50: else- lease rm. pasansiti..ast for Green Bey's only touchdown. now being released by National up just , re, $5.50: NEW YORK — The Green won their own tournament Sistur- but delighted fans with a fine Hornung hit Boyd Dowler teeth a League headquarters here Bay Peckers are enamps again soy night for the first time in its d ritbli n g performance in the "The Oeswanding Civic of • Conunsally is the 21-yard past on the next ptay Tommy Davis won the batting WE'LL BANISH Asset and a good bet to achieve the me, year history and also laid tack-couit. and unrriediatelY afterward Tay- crown, led the league in rum bat- hategrity of its itemmispar" greatest dynasty in professional claim to the first championship Gary Myers paced the Falcons GOOD lor crashed through a gaping hole ted in and collected more hits THEM FOR football history by winning a rec- trophy of the school. with 14 points. in the middle of the he to give than anyone else MONDAY — DECEMBER 31. 1962 third consecutive National Calloway led all the way in .Mayeld trailed county rival ord Green Bay a 10-0 halftime lead. presence Another Dodger Maury Wills, disposing of Hickman County In Is the persistent League crown in 196$. Blocks Kick Secialle by two points at the end you They are young; they are deep electrified the baseball/ world by 'the championship game after the of the' first quarter stop 13-15, of silverfish getting The Giants' detense contributed manpower; they have an in- setting a modern major league large crowd in Jeffrey gym had but felt behind in the second Ceirf clown? Well get them out in their ,elly score in the third period domitable college-type spirit, and record of 104 stolen bases during seen Sedalia's press bury May- to as the Lions pulled out to a of your house or apart- when Erich Barnes blinked a punt Quotes From The News they are driven by a brilliant and the 1982 season. field 79-68. 31-22 halitirne lead. ment to STAY out! by Max McGee and rookie Jim ded.cated perfectionist in coach The Laker, had trouble finding Sedalia pressed Mayfield Into By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Collier fell on the bell in the end K was a banner year for the Vince Lombardi. the range in the early stages if countless ernirs in the second las& MOSCOW — :es let Premier Khrushchev, appealing for cam- nine for a touchdown Dodgers all around except for GET OUR FREE The consensus of best NFL the cornea but warmed up quaekly and quick)), pulled out of range. I see in settling East'West reoblerns: one thing: somehow they missed beams following the Packers' 16-7 it was Nitschke - on - the - spot to advance to a 12-6 Bret quarter Mere Crittenden took game ESTIMATE The Soviet got errunent as proposing that the NATO flag Us getting into the World Seriee. vietory over the New York Giants again in the period when he score with two front court men, honors with 27 points to pace Berlin should be replaced by the flag of the Urdbed Nat ona." brutally mid and windy pounced on a Davis Salted .346 Watson and Riley, providing the Sedeirea attack. Mayfield was led in the fumble by New We exterminate pests of weather that attended Sunday's York's Sam Horner on the Giants' •fiens.ve punch. by Roger Fields with 24 points. DAVIS ',Om shuttled betwsen the WASH1NOTON — The Protestant magazine Christian Herald. championship game was "Who's e2. Five plays later Kramer place Hickman cut the margin to four cost outfield and third base, won the CalLoway County School Sup- all kinds at low sming why it acceptedj full-page advertisement fora new wing to stop them from worming kicked from the 29-yard line for points at the outset cif the second batting title with a erintendent the Yankees of pro football?" a 13-7 lead. 346 mark and frame anal then fell behind to Buren Jeffrey pr e-• raceptive ;.iroduct: the RBI crown sentecithe No team ever has won a divi- with 159 His total trail by 12 points midway in the Invites to the winner, 'We telt :hat this ad dealt with a serious social problem in irn- of 230 hits made sion title in the NFL four years The Giants made their last se- ham high man period, The Falcons were still runnet-d9,-09160kIlisn winner and ably good taste.' in that category, too, and fourth p 1 e a row nor won the league rious threat in the third quarter marked down by 10 at the halfway mark, MGM. Indivietrid KELLEY'S PEST the first time any trapti'm were championship three etraight sea- when they reached the Green Bay I National Leaguer 28-18. awarded to the team 18 led those three departments members and WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice William 0 Douglas. sons since the initiation of the with the aid of some wnpuftive since The balanced scoring at the managers of the Stan Musial of St. Louis did it in fnl and second GONTROL :ling 01 danger in growing Pentagon secrecy: playoff yam in 1033. action by Packers satetyrnian Wil- Lookers kept the margin out of place clubs. lie 1948 "If the .American press would ever turn loose, disclosing. reveal- Someone asked Lombardi if he Wood. Wsod was called liot! reach during the third period and Championship Phone 753-3314 interfering with Del Shriner what was going on. : Junk the Pentagon woald resume its right- tnougn it would be tough for the and' Willie Mays' 40 home runs wee gave Calloway a 38-29 edge going Calloway Co. 12 26 38 SS drew a 15-yard penelity and position in the scheme of thinm " Packers to attain those gunk next ejee- tom in the circuit and Frank Rob. into the final canto. Caiioway's cheisn Co. 6 16 28 37 bon train the garne season for strikismi town of Cincinnati led in runs continued rule of the busrcis did ttailoway Co. (55) — Wan 14, field judge Teen Kelleher. not alolow the Fairuns to come BANGOR Maine — A police captain, helping in the search for **It can't be any tougher than scored with 134. as well as fin- 'steeder 2. Riley 11. Joseph 2. it was this season, tell you," zshrng first closer than nine points in tne .'• • 8, Crick, :aired!, stranded in the century's ucirst olizzard • RovseZsr, the Giants drew two with 41 doubles. Housden 11, final period when Hickman trail- he smiled. 'This was a lung sea- 15-yard holding penaities .",rson. Boggess 7. Garrison, -1 am druid of what we might'. find if we don't reach those soh., on suc-, Robinson was runnerup in bat- ed 31-40 with 6:17 remaining cessive plays and Hickman CO. (37) — Copeland never athatn ting wtth a 342 average. followed Larry Good or Better moved into Watson was the top scor- 4 Myers 14, Tayair 2, Davis T, Green Bay territory I by the 42-year-old Musial. who hit Ai the key players who earned until the er fur Carllowey with 14 points. riteworth 4, Wilson 2, Ward, final minute of the germ. 330 Bill White of the Cardinals. a record $5.888 winning share by A weak Larry Riley and Sammy Houaden Consolation punt by Don Chandler with 324. and Hank Aaron TODAYliniCTISDAY beating the Giants for the second in the of the each tallied 11 markers. Ray I Sedalia 15 31 66 79 Ten Years Ago Today final quarter set up Kram- Brines. with 333. rounded Open Today and Tuesday year in a row shoukf be as good, er's out the Wtuelow putted down 14 rebounc/. I 11411thdield ...... 13 22 34 64 LEDGER & TIMES FILE third field goal. first five if not better, next season. and added 8 points Mickey Bog- $edalia (7)) — Wilson 1,1, Camp al 12:45 p.m. And if Paul Hornung can stay Mrs Msest, -..me at :12 Main around and play a whole season 'reet Sunday Hers death was attributed m complications like he did Sunday, this could be lie Douglas has been elected Worehipful Master of Murray the greatest team of al/ tirne. & A.81 Lodge 105 Past Master Zebu Cart& was in chew of The victory save Oreen Bay a ...Mailing the new officers record eWi strt. chaeripiktoihks _Grp: BIGGER RETURNS • 'be The home of Chester Perry was gutted by tire this nridrning Packere' predeceisers w three tides during the gaslight sd it is tint known how the house caught fire era of the league and captured The nation's highw_yi proved crude dangerous than the front piers& championships in 1936, ex; in Korea over the Cnitia holidays a, at least 581 persons 1939. 1944 and last season. FROM .1 them Lives in tra(lic Jerry Kramer, the Green Bay offensive guard who took over the • sues in, 46 cot the 50 states. Placelnent kicking after Hornung çHigher 1912 Average injeflid4 his knee Oct. 14, • )entiment a played, record-eying The study found that per three ft ii ily eeperditure as estimated et gusis and fullback Jim Taylor $183 for Chemin:is 1962. cerripar- bolted 7 yards to a touchdown i MOVIE 4 ,reeps Into ed with last year's $161. befere a sellout crowd 01MOW According to t h e so rvey• if at Yankee Stadaum. Kramer's I wimen get their way. the spend- tacks measured 26, 29 and 30 L Commercialis Jig will be for dress. winch or res ring — in that order One in every Fasentaalb., the difference in the NEW YEAR'S EYE per rera the fit e women (21 of teams was that the Packers did everything they had By GAY PAULEY resin ndents) listed one of these to do on the frozen-hard UPI women's Echtor three items as prefemble. windswept turf. MIDNITE Fait on NEW YORK Oft — Sentiment' .The .nce-fabled, mink coat or Offense The Giants' defense :cep, quietly in with all thel mule was requested by only four was el% lens but their attack grummet:lora that has become per cent the women Requests was SHOW deficient ADVERTISING under the art of the yule season for hiunmn,g apparel (robe, slip- adverse wea- ther conditions, especially pers and nigheweert outtid as the Pao- Doors Open 11:00 p.m. It stems for instance. in the sing of Y. A. Tittle ter mrrik And high on the bat Show Starts 11:30 p.m. :.nual- study by one firm of were •-fank)y- owns — treeliee, Grambled linebacker Sum Huff USE THE ECONOMICAL TELLING POWER All Seats 75t :Instates buying trends. The firm new car, tableware. clothes dryer, of the Giants atter the game: :striates that the gtft-gtver.g for dishwasher. carpeting. television -They can be baleen, big riot Clircenvas will Iptal $815 when you wore only one touch- .set, vacation trip. The howliopest, blusliingest U ikon But buried beneath that Dropping well &nen the list down in a championship game." OF THE DAILY ',nem e statastic are requests from after a lofty position were sweat- It was small consolation to the lesson in physical education' 4 bands on what they'd like to ers and perfume A few women Gran: players that Sunday's score /A --ive from their wives. what,*mentioned "gamut" gifts--eribilk was far closer than the 31-0 count ; -sena* wives would hope from earrings. c,.tein randy rrrachitse, by which they were routed In •r• then adaing in .chine. Green Bay a year ago. Their $4.- Love." said one hutraed -lc- Mact Want Cloth rp 166 shares, an all-time high for 1 city. Now. we'll have to w 'try The American male prefers clo- loser, should offer some solace, .it hun. pter felkra. k he deng above all (lee for Christmas, however. -idttely mewing affection' Or ; the iesearchers found Ihrivievef, "The wind ruined the passing . he think just a tittle more one husdiend asked for a guitar, and 'he kicking game.- Lombardi LEDGER & TIMES it is in order! 1, he lacking , another for good health, a third agreed. "But both teams had to in e from h:s wife' From the , for an electric train and a fourth pia.) tomeme wind and on the * READERSHIP ldren! Or both? ; "new uphetertery for the airplane." lame '1.A—*" Phstogreph if wit was •ne Fifty-four per cent of the men A mid front dmpped the tent- "Typical" Example • another husband wanted — nu-wiener' clothing — shirts, mot, perature to 17 degrees during the about the rnrc, flaher:rig re- „es „ in Inr.it „flier frame, although this was warm * PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW 'at he could make too. per cent mentioned camera or compared with the weather in Reenarrrage in churrn a a: camera equipment. three per cent which the Packers pracuced dur- touching regey of one wife. teievision. radio or phonograph, mg the past two weeks. Even * FOUR EXPERIENCED AD MEN TO Recently a local firm issued, 'he study is financed by a firm and three per cent jewelry in- rreire disruptive was the dusty ..ch calk rt-eif the iraticre tars- eluding watches wind which reached 30 miles an HELP YOU through various media, a special ipping materials.. A national !TUN!" and blew long passes, cape- invitation to the public. WED. & THURS.-.- :ket research fitm merle tr,e Nine per rant hoped to receive cially target. ty by que.7tionnalre- . 'submitted newts equipment rantIMIL Isom Wins Aa * CORRECT AND TIMELY AD THE M CHTILST with sexe. It received showers golf clubs to ping pang table; five For all the heroics of Taylor, BUILDING TOOLS It asked everyone who came ADVENTURER rr. a "representative' 800 per- per cent suggested tools. Jerry Kramer and Hernung. Pac- kers linebacker Ray Ninichke won this question: "How did you learn OF THEM ALL! the 1 96$ Corvette sports car pre- of our invitation?" 1 . !rented by Sport magazine to the ONEIAECCPE cam S outstanding player in the game. Nitechke deflected a pass that THE 100 per cent replied, "I read it ruined an exceaent New York MEDIA THAT TELLS ,scoring opportunity in tine fine in the Ledger & Times." per:od and he recovered two Men- hie,, the fire of which set up I This ad ran only one time. 1 Taylor's touchdown and the sec- IS THE MEDIA THAT SELLS! ond preceding Kramer's second field goel. Huff mid if there was a turning, point to the marni. it ssis the of- wins abortive SIC T I?VI threat in the One Call Does All, When You Call first period kramedistely after . Kramer's fine ,field goal, the GI"- I ants penetrated ti, the Green Bey; 15 on the passing of Tittle and the ballwarryIng of Alex Webster arid Phil King. Then Nitechke and hi linebeck- ins oariner. Dan Currie, moved r DOING SOMETHING ABOUT TRAFFIC FATALITIES- An organ- jr N.I nhke deflected a Tittle ization k TI as the CUTS° Rescue Squad of Rock 'Aland pass and Currie intercepted the I shown nip-1)0n near Wan. DI.. serving coffee and 753-1916 Count/ is belt and ran it out to the Parkr ,InnnitS Ii, t en eters Three roe 11 *hell who work us shift* $41. "NO AD IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" ,O• I, uoTANI e bv t tie 1, ••••••• / •

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MONDAY - 2 DECEMBER 31 1982 THE LEDGER & TIMES MURRAY, KY. PAGE THREE 1, Mullin.s 8, Glis- EASY MOVING oClain, HoHowley, MINNEAPOLIS - Moving ) Malone 5, L "el A can be easy. Or so reports C-argili, (I, R. Junes, Snth Inc.. which recently coordinated in 4, Nall, Win- 600 workers from several locations Of, Albritton. into the top floors of its new down- • 6 SELL RENT HIR town building. TRA4 The job, which was described as the equivalent of moving the furnishings of 50 homes at one ,=• Lime, came off without a hitch.

NOTICE FOR RENT's AUCTION SA,LE, . CATCHES 74 PASSES TIME ON THEIR MINDS I Ron Bull Is WHITTIER, Calif. (1.1PD - Ken LOOK: GREEN ACRES TRAILER APAR'1111133NT, T H R E,E ROOM, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 10700 an Gregory of Whittier caught NEW YORK (UPI) - The most Sales, Undon Cfky, l'ennesso rime with as heat. Call a.m. at F. P. Hughes farm, 3 miles p unfurnished all-time record of 71 passes during frequent question asked by hotel and used mobile bomes, a.1 sues, 753-5604. d31e North of Coldwater. Htnisehold football season. Pro the 1960 college guests of telephone operators is: lye us bedore you trade. „rage and kitchen furniture with some Rookie "What time is it?" - - apartment..NICE TWO BEDROOM GARAGE antiques arid famoing tools. ilp of that's the experience Answer to Yesterday'S Purt.14 EZELL. BEAUTY SCHOOL WU. Adults only. elephone Minnesota Vikings each had three At least, 'E'LL BANISH Edison here, CROSSWORD PUZZLE be vett Thursday, Frets: and 753-5263. Jae The Year votes, and offensive tackle Iry of operators at Hotel oasurday HELP WANTED Louis Cardinals who say 30 per cent of all ques- ACROSS 6-Su5icient Al FOR GOOD of New Year's wed( Goode of the St. 7-Wander UDR ODOM OMO Two BEDROOM( 1 re- tions asked by guests concern the 1-11irh Ile UNFURNISHED and Washington Redskins each mountain 8-Senalng WOO MEMO MOM apartment across 1 r o iii College DIRECT SALES ROUTE. NO can- ceived two. time. 4- Viper,. 9- Illuminated =MOO =MONO NEW YORK (UPI/ - Ron Bull 8-Escaped 10-Silkworm istent presence CARPETS CLEAN EASIER campus. Oen 753-2713 or 753-3938. eepenses 11-A month MMPW 3M WITH vassing. $72.50 plus $20 of the Chicago Bears, who Lived 12-11easnie h getting you the Blue Lustre Electric 13-Animal coat (abbr.) Nam man WINO Sham- Pc weekly to qualified man. Car and as 17-Enlisted man pooer °Db. $1 per clay. up to his collegiate reputation 14-Ireland Tan N3VOOMOMM 11 get them out Crass Fugn- references requrred. For interview after 15-Chinese (collog ) MO MOM MMM OM , a speedboy and handyman le-Teutonic 3Use or apart- 'two. Businass Oppartut.rhes write P.O. Box 462, Mayfield, Ky. pagoda MM3 a slow stert as a pro, today was 16- Forceful deity MMOOMOO1 22-Posed for OOM 12100 MR00 'AY out! Phone 247-3906. j13c Mit:tonal Football IS-Goaded voted 1902 20-Metal portrait 20 OOMO D. can 24-Negative el FEMALE HELP WANTED WATKUktS PRODUCTS, League rookie -of - the - year by fastener MMOMMEI MM30M0 use two men or women ik our FOR SALE 21-Chaldean 25-Heavy IUR FREE United Press International. city volume MOM MOM= OMM lotto organization. No age limit II 12 I aspen 26-Unclosed 2MM MOM OTU DEPFZIDABLE WHITE Despite the fact that he had rep,• IF On 27-Trial MATE LADy. to you own a car and can devote 8 to TRAILERS - 36 FT. Na- 2•- Preposition do housework six days a . HOUSE limited pee-season training 27 C.•;a1 week. 8 hours per day calking on ;our 38 ft. only ii 21-[titer ill 38-Walk 44-Average shua, 2 bedroome, $1495. Wales unsteadily 45-SlImple Stead's( job. Phone 753-5338 dile otalkeners, we will teach you how and played his fink three genies tic • of Stewart, 2 bedrooms $1550. 37 ft. It 30- Man's 4a-Adhesive 46-Ascend tinate pests on defense, the 300-pound half- nickname tti Increase your income bo abpve Luxor, 2 bedrooms, $1625. 41 ft. pr, i ugly substance 47-Knock MAIDS, NEW YORK JOBS &dice Mbubtkiy, back frum Beeler wound up the S Stricter 41-Compass 43-Guidoli at low cost average. oorokot Marathon, automatic washer, $2,- measure 33-Seed point high note $55 weekly. Free Bears' leading nether with 363 43-Fame room, bcdrd area sales manager, 208 Soikth 060. Many more as wen. All in 32-Plinet 36 Near 41-Conjunrtion Fare Dix yards and an average of 3.21 for Ii Islands advanced. Agency, $ae Mk Street, Murray, Kentucky very good and clean condition. 3;-More taut whirlwind 50-Man's name W. 34th, New 113 carries. 14- Proroun York, ltP Jan& Mattrhews Trailer Sales, Hwy. 45, ------^ He also demonstrated his verge- 35-laeclare 5 6 0 9 10 I - Mayfield - CH 7-9008. j7c 3;- Man's 1 2 3 •••••...,..t Y'S PEST J I J tility by catching 31 pusses for nickname :V 311-Numlwr W FOR BEID ROOM 331 yards and running back nine YOUR COUNTY FURNITURE, 39-t'arry It" MURRAY-CALLOWAY and kitchen. 205 E. Poplar. Irene Icicle411s an average of 26 yards 40-4'hunch IS 17 iTROL bench •$•••16 &tee, phone 750-2688. 12d each. ,11-Negativ• •• their No. IS 19 -3914 The Beers made Bull 42-firer with 2...1/0 . 1969 CHEVROLET STATION Wa- 1 chosce in the draft last year whit• .-.- Interspersed (.:::'.k.s.al •%72 t.: 2 .- 26 ve Extra clean. Call PL 3-1893. and owner-coach George Hales 44-Measuring BUSINESS device t'•'-'liva - 29 l3c explains why.- 47-A state 27 211 IV: •' 'Bull combines power and elu- 51-Siamese • natl.. 31 .....`aa:.g1 .....6 , 4 siveness with fine balance. The COSTLY 52-Ceotury 0:41 best runner with balance I can plant 35 .V. . is Jon Ar- =CM of now Playing DIRECTORY think 54. Worm NE* YORK LUP!) - One deep nett (of the Lie Angeles Rams). 55- Tr, 39 .. I 53.3314 sea oil drilling rig may cost as tat I" ::::$ . ':" ••:.1 Well, Bull is bigger than Arnett. much Sti $4 million to design and 36- I re As And Bull hasn't reached his peak 57-Grala ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES build, according to the American l'Eson DOWN 47 48 40 .7V. 51 and Loafer & Times PL 3-19111 Petroleum Institute. yet. 1-Aleutian day and Tuesday TYPEWR;TERS "Bull fulfilled every expectation 1-itted 52 ... 4 12:4S p.m. Sada & Service I had of hirn and intakes me look '''''.'"53 eager & Tons FL 1-1811 EIGHT GRID SHUTOUTS 2- A tractive like a shrewd judge of college evil 33 - 7 PRINTING talent." 4-I1a11*1e4 • - DRUG STOMA FL 3-19111 HANOVER • N. H. (UPt - Sixty WOW MAN'S SMOKE-ml's- Sally Bison, who drivel 5-rnit of LWOW & Times . In the vote of 42 writers who MAN'S Mil- JalYinrse tr. by Unilad Future rad ts. Tac. 28 Now FL 3-2547 years ago the Dastmouth College a truck to help her husband in his bulk oil business to Dr. covered the past NFL season, Bull pipe, corms). r football team set a record for lis, Maas., Likes to smoke cigars while on the job. A 14 votes, compared tp TYPEWRITER RENTAL holding opponents scoreless dur- received too. She's a PhJ Beta Kappa graduate of Wellesley. INSURANCE five ter his closest rookie rival, • • hese*. Metuagui & Hatt= - AND IERVICE ing a single .seaeon by "shutting offensive tackle Merlin Oben of Geo Insurance PI 5-34111 Ledger & Tense el.. 3-1918 out" oioht CAN !RAP _ _y Los Angeles. T Several of the NFL's standout WiTi•CuT A NIGHT UGHTi rookie crop received consideration ITS in the balloting. Defensive end NO the Delfts Cow- George Andrie of USE boys and running back Joe Warn- A New Thriller ock of digP93urgh Steelers V EDNA SikeT - Pleffic‘'ki &Id Gary Coding of the Cleve- land Brovrrs. linebacker Bill Win- ter of the New York' Minle belt*/ of t.1% WM41 144a. 414retNt 0 he nista/2rd up all the cio...O,Isca ball up the lob tot no reason center Mick Tingelhoff nag ammo Cu lot t_111-14, lee tLuilSQ rats nai.dkerchiel into It ran I tote Un leis Wei, worth Rambers Vas ssfIOW s a all. 1 tatil SLATS ,6ficiacitar-e to rum ASBIE AK' .no rt.". Os .101•11t• .411•48. it asst. lus pocket and nurrieci into the , anything &IAN .14 Jig .orty .141151 maitre cashier I office. -They coma oe." rtiel CIA, SUP tf• asp 11.1 31O7 ' Jos OW it COMPS*, J. I 4.fr if was past nine o'clock be- "1 don't see now YEAR'S EVE .,o*'tinier I'M SAFE- PR)VIDO4' WE RUN _air sO •thet kat fore Nick WWI free He started "I/ *Ammo ano the collertot THEN ft 11.4 rOUOIF in, nIrn I nttea,3 IWO/ COAST GUARD CUTTER BEFORE for the bus to go aortae then Pye. were in comae' INTO A os,so/ as. irnpolieo in • ,1 111,0 SEA WISES UP TO WHAT'S pontI IS :art° whead no end decided to walk and do some 'But you Jaw the collector t LILU :77 i .. LE 1i..'4):_'' OJT "RD SIR WILFRED MITE ...sneed front Sea f ora the deeikman don even- HAPPENING 1'.n. SC 111131,4 ar *OA one., thinking. ano _Itro lee ft New York ...fret y What die be have' For once -- Knuw each toot cry a OF nin amain anautiest' ,whet keep It that way But sup- Edith But &hit few cc•traor. the race result nao center Al te 110W 1 ( ner kor. .n.k • oortme of the mone• Mond • schedule A imunc ruse pose they do Ana got together • rat oewla sec inS set f r tiro I on the autalde' furrrm to fahanr• 11 ^MP fetter • Drought Jut nip nandkercniel use would 'flat-' )psn teno hai use route eat ate • A fee slips ciao oun( men -How 11.00 P.M Cu Our* •i •rem lad uncut it rhen sanders -11.1 tell you On • ousy day latls 11:30 A r• O./ 1011.41,0 rare OS.,' was It r• York env,. *h. Bari 410. cruel inc grips mei gone mice line race result comes .vet the I Seals 75e Dune non near nisi start as a wale irtentioa 04 na Docket rhaa was all au While Almond • still gut the tee, to toren-tine the / Frantic, Rowan Mr bringing our of the Atria slips He shoves a fee losing kerchief could naVt oeen bets in ros pocket rens Pye blushingest CHAPTICR 4 mere reflex ne winter to dee the names of the foui people archer. physical education! MICR ARCHLZZO or if out was ton ousy fr du Co who owe more than the sheet "nelo down Ms sew IOC as The aroppen slips inder the says rhey pay nirn um Friday sliphoy flOille PltrifI tot nandkercniet might nave been ; eye pockets the muff') tot t1.- infer weeks Debora se min I the refill', a the nigh speeo at 'slim Almond neld out and the glimmer of tight He enathed the wnicr Almon° worked After two of them split it Cot 11WINIMI me, Al the telephone ss ne all tie was_poi s machine And -But it went Ike (lightning inete0 their sups .no Mew there I Nick :•oulo not ionestl) say How could Almond-- was no earthall way tot them (0i NANCY I, trial &IMMO "Sc deliberately -He a trainee rot speed an engineer s teak D they did not lawyer them under the nand- reading and sorting. He could write down a giver pboneoain it nac so gone too kerchief du It in a breeze WILL YOU DECIPHER oet or wrote down ose RIRCR tare to tie quite sure think-" not 'veined. "Then you AUNT FRITZI'S the customer rata But assuming that the hand• -1 think you're a damn smart It *moo snow at tire eta'? if LIST if' kerenief-alip dodge was a guilty boy. It's odds on you spotted GROCERY week when the collector set. benefit AJ the ore now condo it It.- FOR ME? ,rtte with tat (mato. tree rum aocoi mond? In Me pocket way the -Wen, thank you. sir. And mera Ana it the Mite, weeks or flee beta which trarettit I. rerord of frith now what nappens?" there was nevet a A....rePlioo5 a would 004 CO on the cashiers Rossein sat for so tong with- sheet But at the eno it the Nick wrote oft the selernotet out answering that Nick was concentrate( on the week when the collectio settled men and afraid he naa presumeo on nil Who film n thr .11P9 th accounts. tour CIT fdreatorn deskman position Resselli s next words carrier' •nrm unto ,era would nave either won more envelopes and took turn by surprise the cashier.. offIce °store PSC. Os met more than the sheet Know you Think & race. The dem/mart a TaniStated. All the Maneuver could -Tye don't CHURS.- could tan him without wis- Mullett Almond worker with Me ot tot Almond wool(' be to you up'?" MIGHTIEST credible speed rie mu to point up nis carelessness and ing him "But I don't know him" VENTURER Orders from above -errandedlinaccuracy that all VIrf , tot any nu( must Nick • problem was. whether "Al ten Friday evening you'll THEM ALL! g be in the cashier a nan is nefore ne raid enough to la% before the hide in my lavatory there Pye the race wee run Lexxsomally , Big Hose. lCrari Roseedi Should reports to me then and orings Almond ran it Yen, tint tellvAr nt Watt and witch tor 8 repeti in the week's take See you iScePE coroR action' rhere gel goon look halt clothes, ing the sops only ;erne Is ()More Don of the same a 4 Wm& gleaksilist post t. There was a radio was a bne itne between inertia walk -everything about him." LIL' ABNER On Almond's desk tureo to and ofroiouaness. A too eager -And then!" fithe was as end as a timid -Stick to tern till he leads Station which nrinntimeu beiver - _.1 sycy WAS. MANNIY.f.,-SHE results every flail hour and Tom. He decided to call Ftos- YOU to Almond " IT'S BIN A ONEXPECTED SHE-uRp_. mainred to sees By lock or akin or her dog- RUN OFF WIFOUT FIXIN' MAH Often Allmon(' Mai PLEASURE NAVIN >VALI. RUN deliver niri envelope. as the an• Rossein saw him at once gedness. Nark did finally trail SUPPER!! BUT, AH on FO' DINNER -BUT- OPF TO nouncet came on the air The thing was important to rum, Pve to a dairy lunchroom FEELS FINE,NOW - Heights where tie r41HAR 'S DAISY MAE? NO0 For days Nick warned AI- not only tot the two thousand Washington THANKS TO YORE ringer)* Deal the dollar shortage which he ten met Almond and passed him a YAWK!! Mond's flying COO KIN' diadlltte end catry thatovelopes that particular norse room was sheat of bills. it When Nick reported this to te the toner Office pi ilMe And showing out aura comer Regions, the older mail's face then eir, a Saturday %Ater WM' wile a sign of dourine-desorg. of was always bridkest be Milioyalty to the organization drained white with a deadly rtees the boy saw ennothing a little lit Or and to the Big Boss nirrutelf anger which frightened look bespoke the fate if line rhere was such S huge Al B Sicilian. Ma whole pbil• His cheating employes pile of Reps that the cede)- gave oeophy was summed up tri the the two seemed an age the current race result before word °merle. solidarity, on. 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"T 7, Crittenden 27, Mullins 8, Glea- HE LEDGER if* TIMES Dodgers Had son 15, A. McClain, Holtoway, Page Ili Coot 'BUSHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING 113914PANY. lac.. Mayfield (611) — Malone 5, L. •solidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway 'Times. and The Morris 6, R. Junes, Smith the West Kentuckian, January Bay Jkmes 3, es-Herald, October 20, 1928, and Green Wins Calloway Drops Gteat Year Norman 4, Nail, Win- 942. 10, Adams, slow II, Fields 34, Albritton. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER On Paper • i've reserve the rignt to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, 4 ^' Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best In- Championship Hickman To Win of our readers. CINCINNATI Ohic IIPI -- The .10NAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE W/TMER CO., 150P Los Angeles Dodges .ison Ave.. Memphis, Tenn , Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y., had a great tienson Bldg, Detroit. Mich. year-on paper. Record 3rd Time Although they lost the pennant ...ea at Use Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as Own Tournament to the San Francisco Giants on Second Clan Matter. — the final day of the season, they a-CR1PTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per week 20e, per By NORMAN MILLER he second swept moat of the statistical honors period opened the door T n e Calloway County Lakers gess picked up just seven points n Sc. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year. $3.50; else- I. sited Prei. Is&mastless! bar Green Bay's only now being released by Notional touchdown. wen their own tournament Satur- but delighted fans with a fine $550 NEW YORK :aft — The Green! Hornung tut Boyd League headquarters here. Dowler with a dray night for the first time in its dribblingiack_couet perfermance in the Bay Packers are champs again; 11-yard pass on the Tommy Davis won the batting WE'LL BANISH aThe Oreaanding Civic Asset of a Community I. the next play two year history and also laid and a good bet to achieve thel and unmediatety afterward n-own led the league in runs bat- Integrity of its Newspaper- Tay- claim to the first championship Gary1'5'Werpaced the Falcons THEM FOR GOOD greatest dynasty in professional 1 lor crashed through a ted in and collected more hits gapang hole truph,y of the school. wi 14 points. football history by winning a rec- - In the middle of the line than anyone else to give Calloway led all the way in •Maytiekl trailed county rival MONDAY — DECEMBER 31, 1962 oni third consecutive National Green Hay a 10-0 Is the persistent presence halftime lead. Another Dodger. Maury Wills, disposing of Hickman County in Sedalia by two points at the end League crown in 1983. Blocks Kick of silverfish getting you young; they are deep' electrified the baoehell world by the chaingionethip game after the of the first quarter stop 13-I5, They are The Giants' defense contributed down? We'll get them out have an in-! setting a modern major league large crowd in Jeffrey gym had but fell behind in the second can'- in manpewer; they their only score in the third period house or apart- &limitable college-type spirit, and ; record of 104 stolen bases during seen Secialiaa press bury May- to as the Lions pulled out to a of your when Erich Barnes bkcked a punt Quotes From The News they are driven by a brilliant and the 1962 season. field 79-68, 31-22 halftime lead. ment to STAY out! by Max McGee and rookie Jim perfectionist in coach The Leiters had trouble finding Sedalia pressed Mayfield Into, By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL dedcated Collier fell on the ball in the end N was a banner year for the Vince Lotribardi. the range in the early stages a countless errors in the second half OUR FREE MOSCOW — lie Premier Khrustichev, appealing for COM- zone for a touchdown. Dodgers all around except for GET The coneensta of best NFL the contest but warmed up qtackly and quieldy pulled out of range. .se5 in settling East-Wen preblems: one thing: somehow they missed brains fallowing the Packers' 16-7 It was Nitschke - on - the - spot to advance to a 12-6 first quartet Mollie Crittenden took game ESTIMATE that the NATO flag in getting into the World Series. The Soviet gesernment as proposing victory over the New York Giants sawn in the period when he score with two front court men, honors with r points to pace by the flag of the United Nations." Watsen and Riley, providing the Sedalia's attack. Mayfield was led Berlin should je replaced in the orutally cold and windy pounced cin a fumble by New ,Dovis Batted .346 exterminate pests of Rogerby We weather that attended Sunday's York's Sam Horner on the Giants' ofiensive punch. Fields with 24 points. Davis, who shuttled between the WASHINGTON — The Protestant magazine Christian Herald. championship game was. "Who's 42. Five plays later Kramer place Hickman cut the margin to four all kinds at low cost outfield and third base, won the of second Calloway County School Sup- a full-page advertisement for a new going to Stop them from becoming kicked from the 29-yard line for points at the outset the auung why it accepted hitting title with a .348 mark and erintendent Boron Jeffrey pr e- tie Yankees of pro football?" a 13-7 lead. frame. and then fell behind to receptive product • the RBI crown with 163. His total sented 'he trepties to the winner, No team ever has won a divi- trail by 12 points midway in the -We felt :Oat this ad dealt with a serious social problem in Am- The of 230 hits made hen high man runner-up. eonsolation winner and sion title in the NFL four years Giants made their last Se- period. The Falcons were stiS ably good taste." rious in that category, too, and marked fourth pllice team. Individual KELLEY'S PEST in a row nor won the league threat in the third quarter, clown by 10 at the halfway mark, when the first time any National Leaguer tr.iph'e.: were awarded to the team championship three straight sea- they reached the Green Bay! 28-16. 0. Douglas, 18 with the aid of led those three departments since member and managers of the WASHINGTON Supreme Court Justice William sons since the initiation of the some irnpuleive The balanced scoring ad the CONTROL action Stan Musial of St. Louis did it in f*:$: and second place clubs. „rung ce danger in growing Pentagon secrecy: playoff game in 1933. by Packers safetyrnan Wil- Lakers kept the margin out of lie Wood. 1948 Championship "11 the American press would ever turn loose, discloesing reveal- Someone asked Lombardi if he Weed was called fora reach during the third period and Pb... 75341114 interfering with Del : what was going on.: inine the Pentagon would resume its right- taeagn it would be tough for the Shofner and Willie Mays' 49 home runs was gave Calleway a 38-28 edge going Calloway Co. 126 2616 328 3SS7 drew a 15-yard penalty and ejec- irate the final canto. Cialioviray's 1: a...Ica-Ilan Co. position in Int *Q.-hen* al things:- Packers to attain these goals next tope in the circuit and Frank Rob- tion from the game season. for etrikerg,:neon of Cincinnati led in runs continued rule of the boonis did astlowsy Co. (55) —Watsan 14, field than judge Tam Kelletier. scored not akelw the Falcons te come 1 as-ender 2, Riley It. Joseph 2, A police captain, helping in the watch for -It can't be any tougher with 136, as well as fin- BANGOR. Maine — closer than nine points in the lif.•.:low 8, Crick, it was this season, I'll tell you," However, the ishing first with 41 doubles. Housden 11, ruirects stranded in the century's Worst blizzard: Giants drew two final period when he smiled. -This was a long sea- 16 Hickman trail- ..ttierson. Boggess 7, Gerria)n. those -yard holding penadties on suc- Robinson was "I am afraid of what we might: find if we don't reach sun." runnerup in bat- ed 31-40 with 617 remaining. Hickman Co. (37) — Copeland cessive playa and never again ing v.-ah a I 4 sple Good or Better 342 average, followed Larry Watson was the top scor- 9. Myers 14. Inykur 2. Davis Phone rnbved ineo Green Bay territory by the earned 42-year-old Musial, who hit er for Calknvey with 14 points. sTmarredeitswi iujearticih 4, Willson 2, Ward. All the key players who until the final minute of the game. 330 Bill White of the Cardinals, Larry Riley and Sammy Houaden Consolation a record $5,8811 winning share by A weak punt by Don TODAYTUESDAY734 Chandiett with .324. and Hardc Aaron of the egch tallied 11 rnerkem. Ray 15 31 59 79 beating the Giants for the second in the final quarter Ten Years Ago Today set up Kram- ;Braves. with 323. rounded out the I Whitlow pulled down 14 :abound's Open Today and Tuesday year in a row should be as good, er's 13 22 34 58 third field goat first five re 12:45 p.m. LEDGER & TIMES FILE if not better, next season. I and added 8 points. Mickey Bog- Sedalia (79) — Wilson 11, Camp And if Paul Hornung can stay Mrs. Marvin L. Wheeeli paesed away at her home at 712 Main around and play a whole season atrial Sunday. Her death W a, attributed te complications. like he did Sunday, this could be Ila Douglas has been elected Worshipful Master of Murray the greatest team of all time. r & A. PA Lodge 105 Pao Master Leine Cartelr was in cheese of The victory gave Green Day a • stalling the new officers record 'Via Wirt charispihrihiP: . •- gilt, BIGGER RETURNS„ pie Peckers' The home ot Chester Perry was the this predecessors w olt . dotted by mdrning .t three titles during the gasigbt .d it is not known how the house caught fire era of the league and captured The nation's higtoseet proved maxe deneenee than the front playoff charripienships in 1938, .es in Korea over the Chrits holidays as at least SRI per 1939. 1044 and last seamen. FROM Mee lives in traffic min. Jerry Kramer, the Green Bey 1 Yiy offensive guard Who took over the • I in 48 of the 50 :pastes. placvnent kiciting after Hornung • v; Higher 1912 Average Ina:Nell his knee Oct. 14, booted )entiment a The study found that per fam- playoff recordateing three field goals and fullback ily expenditure II estimated at Jim Taylor 1 $103 for Christines 1942. comfier- bolted 7 yards to a touchdown car' eeps Into ed with Past year's $161. before a sellout crowd of 64,882 According to the survey. if at Yankee Stadium Kramer's • I. kicks measured 26. 29 and 30 women get their way. the apend- yards. Lommercia ism ing wail be for dress, AU toh or ring — in that order. One in every, Er/serail:alba the difference in the ND YEAR'S EYE eve %%omen (21 per cent o/ the teams was that the Packers did everything they had to do on the Sy GAY PAULEY restz rider-es) listed one of these frozen-hard windswept turf. MIDNITE UPI Women's Editor three stens as preferable. Nem octoga semifluid The Awe-fabled mink coat or Fail on Offense The esete, weedy in eve el the Mole as requested by only four Giants' defense was excel- lent. but their attack was mcnereolasen seasom1t g benzene Per cent ;et the women. Requests ADVERTISING SHOW 1 deficient .. for lounging apparel (robe, slip- under the adverse wea- ars ..1 ttie yule ther pers and nightwear) outdid those conditions. especialfy the pea- Do...is Open 11:00 p.m. at Y. A. Tittle It shows for instance. in the for mink And high on the list! Show Stales 11:30 p.m. fir m Grumbled linebacker Sam Huff USE THE ECONOMICAL TELLING POWER enual study by one of were "farniiya items — freezer, All Seats The enetmas buying trends.Thi firm new car. tableware, ciothes dryer, .if am Giants rafter the Maine' "Thy ; t.ma tes that :he gift-vivre f di/flu-wisher. carping, television can be beaten, but not when you wore see 41.2 Clinfernas will otal $8 15 eel, vacation trip. only one touch- The howliigest, blushingest ...ppm( dawn the down in a championship game." ;hon But buried beneath that DT well list OF THE DAILY lesson in physical education! ---,asuive stannic are requeds from after a lofty position were mveat- It same small consolation to the ,bands un what they'd Ice to ers and perfume. A few women Giant players that Sunday's wore /A ••-ive from their wives, what mentioned "garrinnek" gifts—enint was far closer than the 37-0 count by - series wives would hope !rem earrings. cetten candy machine, whice they were routed in Green Bay 'r mu. " in .chine. a year age. Their $4.- Love," said one hu aband .ue- Mee want Clethieg 106 ;hares. an all-time high for losera, - aNY• Now, we'll have to w•arY The American male prefer; do- should effer aime ""lace, it him. poor frame. Ze *lung atone all else for Christmas, however. .piately maising affection... Or the researchers found. lieweve*, -The wind ruined the passing he Mink met a Mae more one husexind asked for a guitar, and !he kicking game," Lombardi LEDGER & TIMES it is in order? Is he lacking anuther fee geed health, a third agreed. "But both teams had to 7 from he wile" From the foe an electric train and a fourth play in the same wind and on the * READERSHIP Aran? Or teeth? I • -new upheiertery for the airplane." game field." Phatogreph 'of wife" was :he Pitry-f.,ur per cent of the men A coid front dropped the tent- "Typical" Example • another hustiand wanted — rzu.nti,,r,ed Teething shirts, eat perature to 17 decrees during the abuut the men flat.ereg re- ;lee or cocks, in that order Six game, although this was warm * PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW .! he could make Mo, per cent mentioned camera or compared with the weather in actnarrrage in chureh." was cam-re eatetenent; three per cent which the Pacicers pricuced dur- t,.iching reply of one wife. television. nacho or phonograph ing the past twin weeks. Even * FOUR EXPERIENCED AD MEN TO Recently a local firm issued, he study: financed a ncrn and three per cent jewelry in- mere disruptive was the du rty calls :'ell the werlda bare- (aiding watches wind which reached 30 males an HELP YOU through various media, a special :wing materials. A national heur and blew long passes, espe- invitation to the public. WED. & THURS. --stet research firm made the Nine per rem hoped to receive ea/1y Tittles. nfif target. * CORRECT AND TH E M IGHTIEST 'ly by gut sitiennaue submitted spirts equipment ranging from Wins Auto TIMELY AD ;eat) sexe It received answers, roan elute to ping pone table; five For all the heroics sal Taylor. BUILDING TOOLS It asked everyone who came ADVENTURER .r. a -representative" 800 per- pet cent suggested_ tools. Jerry Kramer and Hornung, Pac- — — kers linebacker Ray Nitschke won ; this question: "How did you learn OF THEM ALL! the 1983 Corvette sports car pre- I of our invitation?" sented by Speen magazine to the; ONEMASCCIPE corm outstanding player in the gartie. Nitschke deflected a pass that I THE MEDIA THAT 100 per cent replied, "I read it 1 ruined an exceilent New York TELLS scoring opportunity in the fine ; in the Ledger & Times." period and he recovered two turn- ! Mee the fire of which set up This ad ran only one time. Taylor's touchdown and the sec- IS THE MEDIA THAT SELLS! ond preceding Kramer's second, field goal. Huff said if there was a turning; pont,/ to the mime. it was the Gi- ants' abortive scoring threat in the One Call Does All, When You Call first period Immediately after Kramer's fire field goal, the Gr- ants penetrated to the Green Bay 15 on the pawing et 'riffle and the bail-carrying ot Alex Webster and Pint King

Then -Nitschke and his linebacic- ing imetrier. Dan Currie, moved organ- DOING SOMETHING ABOUT TRAFFIC FATALITIES- An in tie schke deflected a Tittle ization known as the ci,Tso Res( ue Squad of Rock Island pass. and Currie intercepted the near Milan, , serving coffee and 753-1916 Colmar is shnwri in action ball and ran it eut to the Packers tt tr. rIrt• Three nee al men who work In alerts "NO AD IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL" CAL HOUN YOKoTANI , Di '• ri . n

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7, Mullins 8, Gib- EASY MOVING 'martin, Holloway, arEINEVEAPOL2S (UM - Moving - Malone 5, L. can be easy. Or so reports Cargill, recently 8, R. AMOS, Smith Inc.. which coordinated front several locations =an 4, Neal, Win- 600 workers the top floors of its new down- 94, Aibritton. into • • -town building. The job, which was described as the equivalent of moving the furnishings of 50 homes at one awe-meow time, came off without a hitch. •••••••=III ••••=.1m.a•mmii NOT FOR FtENTi I 1 AUCTION SALE II CATCHES 74 PASSES ' TIME ON THEIR MINDS Ron Bull Is W1-11771ER, Calif. LTD en LOOK: GREEN ACRES TILMI4gE APARTMENT,- THRE-E ROOM, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 10110/ of Whittier c ght an • Gregory NEW YORK 1111 - The most Sake, Union On) I cones:et ties unfurnished with gas heat. Call a.m. at F. P. Hughes farm, 3 miles pssØeus ct1ring all-time record of 71 frequent question asked by hotel and used mobile hornets, all ogee, dale North of Coldwater. HOusehold foott4ll ason. 7S3-5804. rro oo le the 1960 college guests of telephone operators is: wee us bore you and kitchen furniture with some trade.,449c "What time is it?" NICE TWO GARAGE antiques and 'farming tools. experience Yesterday's PurvW Minnesota Vikings each had three At least, that's the EZELL BEAUTY SCHOOL Walla apartment Adults only. elephone CROSSWORD PUZZLE 'we' /E'LL BANISH offensive tackle Iry of operators at Hotel Edison here, be open Thursday, ?rid:a 753-5203. j3c '4; Of The Year litotes, and d HELP WANTED ques- the 9t. Louis Cardinals who say 30 per cent of all ACROSS 8-Sufficient GOOD Saturday of New Year's we Goode of 7- Wander ORR OWOONtJj FOR asked by guests concern the 1-11tgh UNPURNTSHED TWO BEDROOM and Washington Redskins each re- tions mountain 8-Sensing POO NaMWM MOW time. 9-11Iummated apartment across !ronl College DIRECT SALES ROUTE. NO can- ceived two. 4- Vipers ON2900 COMORO NEW YORK 1RD - Ron Bull 8- Eataped 10-Silkworm iiirr JA iistent presence CARPETS CLEAN EASIER WITH campus. Call 753-2715 or 753-3938. piers $20 expenses 11-A month vassing. 972.50 the Chicago Bears, whu lived 12-Sesame of -Animal coat (abbr.) NIROP MOO RMRO ih getting you the glue Lustre Electric Shagn- j3c to qualified men. Car and 13 weekly up to his collegiate reputation as 14-Ireland 17-Enlisted man Tan Na2001MR01 out p0Oet only $1 per clay. Crass interview (colloo II get them Furn- references requrred. For handyman after lb-Chinese 22 NMN MIN 2M apeedboy and pairtkia 19-leutonic - iture. Business Opportwaties write P.O. Box 482, Mayfield, Ky. MORM228q oUse or apart 32c a slow start as a pro, today was 16-Forceful deity 1 22-l'oned for GKIM Mr4P3 :AY Phone 247-3908. j12c FootbaH la-ti,aded out! voted 1962 National 20' Metal portrait 03 BOUM INC. can by 24-Negative el FEMALE WATKINS PRODUCTS, League rookie -of - the - year ftaktener 3EMMO3 0.2.3DME HELP WANTED, I 21-Chaldean 25-Heavy two men or women la our FOR SALE 22M MOM= 22M )UR FREE use United Press International. city volume *les organization. No age limit. U :2 1 igpen 25-Unclosed MOM BRUM I:MA 27-Trial DEPENDABLE WHITE LADY. to devote 6 to Despite the fact that he had rept,ition II MATE you own a oar and can TRAILERS - 35 rr. Na- 27-Pctlal loOt 28-Preposition do housework six HOUSE training in days a week. 8 hours per day calling on ;our only limited pre-seeston erioU of 29-River 38-Walk 44-Average shua, 2 bedrooms, $1495. 38 ft. M'ales nom eadily 45-Simple Steaay job. Phone 753-5338 and played his first three games tin,e dile emeillornerts, we will teach you bow ,tewert, 2 bedrooms e1550. 37 ft. ..k 30- Slan's 40-Adhesive 46-Ascend ninate pests of income to above on defense, the 200-pound half- In ingiv nickname substance 47-Knock --r- to increase your Luxor, 2 bedrooms, $1625. 41 ft. up the 31-1..-.ritet 32-Stricter 41 -Compass 43-Guldo's MAIDS, NEW YORK JOSS. $85. Contact Eubce back trim Baylor wound i at low cost average. MoubraY, Marathon, automatic washer, $2,- Measure 83-Seed point high not* Bears' leading ru...Oher with 383 43-Pa roe $55 weekly. Free roan Wald area sales manager, 208 Soatth in 32-1-lacts 36-Near 49-Conjunction 050. Many more as well. All ;,3-144nk In Islands Fare advanced. Dix Kentucky yards and an average of 3.21 for 60-Man's name Aganca, $49 lOth Street, Murray, ,very good and clean condition. miame Si-More teat whirlwind 34th, 1-13 carries. r.1-UroPOUll W. New York. ltP Jau-ou maeithews Trailer Sales, Hwy. j475c, He alexi demonstrated his versa- 78-latelare 1 2 3 ,,....74 1 6 a 9 10 11 M'ayfield - CH 7-90136. 37-Man's Y'S PEST A•••-•••• tility he catching 31 passes for nh•k warns 4 and running back nine 3$-Nernher 12 4..7, 1 3 FURN/TURE. FOR BED ROOM 331 yards 39-Carry YOUR COUNTY yards MURRAY-CALLOWAY and kitchen. 205 E. Poplar. Irene kielcoffs an average of 26 40-Chureh kis Alli 1 6 17 NTROL twitch :: Late, phone 753-3588. 12e each. .1 -Negative The Bears made Bull their No. 4.2-tira• aith II 19 n. TS3.31114 whit• :0440 1959 CHEVROLET' STATION Wa- 1 choice in the draft last year InterspAreed .• 22 17.:.)-423 gon Extra clean. Call PL 3-1893. and owner-coach George Halms 44-ileaSuring +.:. :..x.1 1 BUSINESS device fr .. 29 13c explains why: 47-A atilt.. 27 ,./.•;30 "Butt combines power and elu- 7.1-Siernese 31 • :43' 1 siveness with fine balance. The COSTLY eill best runner with balance I can 35 36 7 DIRECTORY think of now praying is Jon Ar- ..e. 1... NEW YORK 1;11) - One deep 94t 4 • nett (of the Los Angeles Ra-ma). - • me 753-3314 sea oll drilling rig may cost as Well, Bull is bigger than Arnett. 7.41- , 1 ,. '':.41 45 46 much es $4 million to design and And Hull hasn't reached his peak 57-Graia '4 , 1 ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES build, according to the American DOWN .v & TUESDAY yet. 47 (8 49 4- . t. • 51 Ledger& T Pt. 1-till Petroleum Institute. 1 -A levtIan end TYPEWICTERS fulfilled every expectation iday and Tuesday "Bull 1•Irtad ••".,53 Sales & Service 2- Falsifier 52 12:45 p.m. I had of him and makes me look aagaz & lame. PL 3-11110 EIGHT GRID SHUTOUTS 3-Afflictive 0;44 like a shrewd judge of college evil 53 4-Imitated :•:•.. 36 fl.res. 7 PRINTING in HANOVER , N. H. ITE - Sixty SMOKE-Ers Sally Bison, who drives 5-11nIt of DRUG STORES & Times FL 3-1918 who MAN'S WOW, MAN'S uar, by United Festure ynd te„ 28 Lenin In the vote of 42 writers his bulk oil business to Mil- Jateeeee Amoy Drugs 91. 3-2547 years ago the Dartinotith College a truck to help her husband In eurreney covered the past NFL season, Bull while on the Joh. A pipe, football team set a record for os, Maas.. like* to smoke cigars received 14 votes, compered tp Wellesley. TYPEWRI TER RENTAL holding opponents scorelses dur- too. She's a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of INSURANCE five bur his closest rookie rival, • • Prase*, Metugui & Holies AND IERVICE ing a single , season by 'shutting offensive tackle Merlin Olsen of G. Insursnoe PL 3-3413 tedaer & Tames L 3-1918 Out Mae! ri - Los Angeles. Several of the NFLa itandout rookie crop received consideration in the bending. Dedensive end George Andrie of the Dallas Cow- boys and running back Joe Warm- A New Thriller ack of the Pittsburgh Steelen ECM* afth alltraetletildar-votas. - End Gary Collins of the Cleve- land Browns linebacker Bili Win- • • ter of the New Giants aria center Mick 'tingeltioff of V% er 411 1 RAS fearrr•1111 he snatched up au i the enveinpes ball up the WI for no reason Una IbiabarsV Damp I•e* a • , nia naz.dkerchiel watt at an ! Like tn. ..,:tt .:.• welt- wortr, — tueu, . asset» sat* ASSIE AN' SLATS 0, •30aIralt• Jr••••• a al, as pocket ma mimed into the anything it, nirn WO /la A* a arty .411• Mather* office "They could cm" the sa• ilec /say, rhai :he* qui? see now' Jo> oat ii Calliblel 5.1 arelbel It was past tune o'clock be- "1 don't YEAR'S EVE THEN I'm SA -E - PROVIDIN' WE RUN -arm •ta., tm 4t0i muar fore Nick was tree He started "II kimono ano the collector, im him I ii•felle It GUARD CUTTER BEFORE 'Op le county were in -.shouts INTO A COAST *palm na. Impose** • Ma Wait. tot the Ous to go home then Rye. OUT TZ) SEA SIR WILT-RED WISES UP TO WHAT'S anal/ ns :ars° * ItIera,nr, aa0 decided to walk and do some 'But you muc the collector F-JF. t ULU 7-a".LElif.Va: atm !nut •le• Tort HAPPENING .1)- MITE flat allinned anc the leskman 'Ion' even- rill/a Mgr WA- wnerg unniting. " try :are aela tc New Taro weretty What 0110 be nave' For °nee " Know eacto Atter , SIP tisaulmni nrehell a IC( asuaio Al to seep It that say But imp- &ma But 'Ant teee in tiro... the race retail' nen neaten HOW ne, ICA MO. • *Portion 5, ch. r000,r3 mono a „w heel,. A imonc nag , pose they do And got together • Mei ne:t ItO or ti...e4 sac ell- on the Autrode ' Nora, te leftem. a a 11wheve arougto rut nil DallcIkerfrile1 •lv .hat the ,olutta (VI Itt.• • IOW A rim (tips mac ouA, mem ! "How would 'hat-" Open 11:00 p.m. fu •,.., tad 11,,Y11 it Mel way ulnael a then -tandem i '1'h tell you On I Duey day Harts 11:30 p.m. Sr nor, Rai 101bilIed 'are tt tea Vork lellero 'id• croft, Inc inpe nao gone =oft 'the race result comes .'vet the fl Seats 75e Dunn two meat nut star, ut earke- tritc nu Docket Chat was sit ail while Almond • still got the teP 1.) illrartine the sitentare ca ',rankle ROSIM.111 rbe !arriving out of the ian0- slips He entrees a rew losing kerchief whirl nay' oeem i bets in nis pocket Tells Pye liageSt,b1USIlineaSt CHAPTERS mere reflex ne warner to Jae rthe names of UK foul people Archer 1 physical education! MICK ARCHEZZO or it out was too ous5 tr ck. So who owe more than the sheet „,ppe,. 11pe uffle, the "nem down nut sew tot as r. 17 says they pay /um on Friday /A inPr'°) tr' • 'ns rse PIT" COT • nandkercniel might nave peen Pye Dockets the money for a- the reaui, the mar apace, a, v 1111 cc weeks Oetore ne lac a 1 slip. Almond nekl out and the the glimmer or tight He studied wilier Almon° worked Aftei two of them split It' ne col met. i the teieptionee all ne a11. not a machine And "But It went 'Ike lightning lituno meted their slips ancl thereN$elu -ouIC nui tonestl) lay How could &Mond-- was no earinii way Ann000 -ac deliberately NANCY s ks then'te i,tnat ' "He s trained tot speed in er.gmeer a teak If they did rid .antreec thorn ahOei the nano- reading ano sorting. He could • "a• write clown a giver ittriceliin kerchief It nac all gone too r, WILL YOU DECIPHER do 11 ID a tweeze - net co wrote down eli which no quite sure test to "Then you think- 1 F.13 . I . AUNT FRITZI'S the customer nee not vacated. that the hand- But assuming "'1 think you're a damn smart HEADQUARTERS CODE dodge *map guiny it wouio %now Jr at tNit end t MD- GROCERY LIST boy It's odds on you spotted ROOM the week whet. Lb. colimetor set- no.,thild 'I nineS' Al tone It." FOR ME? tied nu; aCcdc et, with !al Mato. Me nor k' was the mood. In ; "Wen, thank you. Mr. And .I meta And ii the three week, ot four to five beta which • record now what nappens" there was "egg, • cft• r"P•I'e lirotito not go on the cashiers Roarkelit sat for so long with- Nick wrote oft the eierhone lineo Rut at the eno at the out answering that Nick was men she concentrate- on the week when the collector settled 1 afraid he had presume() on ma cleakman who filen Ho (lips In accounts four at five -ustom position Rowell' a next words envelope, and cameo arm into erg would nave eithet won more took him by surprise the cashier's orrice *wore eacis tot tilt more mar the sheet -Pye don't know you Think & race. "he deskrnan a man I Staten All the maneuver could .CHURS. you could tall him without wis- named Almonci. workee wItti Ill. Oe to? Almond woulo be bb 1 ing him up'" MIGHTIEST credible speed He nao to iptent up Ms carelessness • and "But 1 don't know him " Orders from above lernanbedlinaccuracy VENTURER rlle Nick • problem was whether I - At ten Friday evening you'll that all aline tor any PIC -29 lavatory there Rye null! Delo/Witte nao enough to tat. Oeture the Idle m my TM. Sole Pbs Ca- all ...ba be in the cashtor a 1,4b••• -- THEM ALL! then and brings I, fbabl the race war run (1-asotionally I Big Hoes lerari. Rustled' Should 1 reports to me tot a repeti week • take See you Almond ran it very fine ne wait and watch in the iSEPECOZIOR same there leer a goon took hair clothes, me the slips only scent is netore tion of the action' 4 r Emu. risabalki tretween inertia walk -everything about him." post Mere was a rad10 was • tine line LIL' ABNER A too then' On Almond's ClOaa 1.11-P,1 to a and officiotuineali. eager -Ana ermoun..!•ed 41101 be.tver was as bad as a timid "Stick to niin till he learla ',tenon which s_o WAS.. 14AMMY.f-SHE Torn to call Ras you to Almond" SHE-uRp_ .-- restate every nalt nour and He decided IT'S BIN A ONEXPECTED WI-IUFFO? BECUZ A FELLA WIFOUT FAIN' MAH menaced to Seth By luck or skill or sheet dog- OH,SON- RUN OFF often Almond lost PLEASURE HAVINI Va-ALL RUN WHUT LOVES did finally trail - AH nip envempee ar the lin- Rosaelli RAW him at once gedness. NICK WARN'T SUPPER!! BUT, deliver FO — BUT- OFF TO HER, to rum. Pve to a dairy lunchroom on DINNER AntED ritaincer Caine on the or The thing was important YO' FEELS FINE,NOW — two thousand Washington Heights where tie . WHAR'S DAIS',' MAE? N100 HER TO For day• Nick war.-hell Al- not only for the PAI2ZUSLI? THANKS TO ',ORE shortage whIch he ten met Almond and passed him a [ YAWK!! ringers beat the chaist mold's flying COO K I N — deadline inn carry the trivelopea thir particular horse room was sheaf of bills. it When Nick reported this to [i...-r: to the inner orrice on tme And snowier out aiao because Hoseelit, the older mall's face then on a Saturday when bull- was a sign of tiouble-deatirg. of drained white With a deadly ies, was aiways brItile5t"." dllloyalty to the organizatitm anger which frightened the boy saw entrothing a little nut of and to the Big Boss nirnaelf nuge whole phil- Ills look bespoke the fate -if line There was such it As a Sicilian. nts gave In the the two cheating employes pile 31 slips that the radio osophy was summed up solidarity, After what *teemed an age. the current race result Defore word °merle. Rowtellt said pleasantly' Ahnond was quite through Nick irwerving allegiance. Al "From now On. you belong antv nim take • handkerchief He listened with unnetural It lb We to my office Get here around atit of nil pocket and /imp sternest to the story felt the absurdity ten I can't ens' when your on the desk wtthoht making telling Nick final suitplelons workday ends Mike'. okay for use of it. As he sorted the the weakness of Ma rough work, Out i need a kid batch ot slips Into thrir enve- and finished: You can call me of there 'eere "I guess I'm crazy, Mr Ros- with *Honk lopes, a few Ira *es an accident. Fran k le.- brushed made, Hie handkerchief. setti. It had to be •, 1 denhorately rra Re Covaleued Temorrrne), oKoTANI With R torrifle Ahn••• 1011,1 woulon't -- ) .40...imiall1111111111m '-- 11•NagreitA.A.,,Ape.

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*Ateft rola, 11111 LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY. KT. MONDAY — DECEMBER 31, 1902 similar jib. Largely, thoulth, story into a walking, encylopedia on editing for everything he's been asked to do done bteare television is done by many subjects covered by the show bun. He can fie-eke men. —and pleasing everyone but him- the Mrs. J. B. Burkeen PLaza 3-4947 Although I do think it's a —narcotics adchetion, smuggling, Life Of TV holiaav hallways of television good field self. When the awards are handed and hose for women. . .we elicit hypnosis. deafness, figted children, in other directions. better. . ." out, and if he jets one, he knows black market in adoptions, the Miss Schulz that the statueOand piecques was graduated from Berlin wall, the number rack- rep- Director Is resent the fruit Barnard College in 1949 and first et. to name a few. of a misbegotten had a whirl at acting in summer labor. , FOR CORRECT stock. She then appeared in one "Someone brings up Berlin or Even within the context of what Broadway play—"It Wasn't Very narcotics at a cocktail panty," she Hectic One television trio{ to be, we al seem TIME and Good"— and studied acting with laughed, "and I get to be a terri- to be the victims of self-delusion. TEMPERATURE ble bore. Stella Adler and Harold Clurman. Because Em an 'authority' In no other met.uni is the di- DAY OR NIGHT She also had some television on the subject." (Rick Du Brow is on vaca- rector less miltueneal. If he fights, Social Calendar roles and for three seasons was Acting no longer interest her as tion. Today's guest columnist ts he finds hunerrif out in the cold. 75:6363 Frustration part of the cast ol "The Gold a career, she said, adding -it's Ted Post, veteran director Li he givesi n, he is sometimes - of cosrEcs bergs." just as well. I doubt now if I'd many of television's top 'shows criticized f turning o u t bad Tuesday, January have made the grade anyway. work. It's a liable paradox: lst meet at the home of Mrs. Alfred During lean periods — "and I and former lecturer with pro- 'he don't have that kind more he The Deka Department of the! Lindsey at 9:30 a.m. Led To New there were several of them." she of drive." fessor status at UCLA theatre tries to help, the more injury Murray Woman's Cilub wiU meet said—she took a series of part- arts departsnent.) he does to himself. PEOPLES BANK at the club house at 7:30 pm. • • • time jobs, winding up as a manu- By TED POST What is tienagiotor iiicle under liusteeses wiel be Mrs. Ronald script reader for a publishing Written For UPI such uneavietilip" cenditions7 He Tuesday. J y Career In TV does Churchill, Miss latrene Swann, house. Worst Blizzard HOLLYWOOD fun — During the beat he can. He works, Murray, Ky. Groupe of the First Christian to Mrs. James Bkalock, Miss Ruth Returns the 12 years that I've been di- keep body and soul together Church CV/7 will To Theater - (Continued Sexton, art%Mrs. Stanford meet at 230 From Page 1) recting shows and ireto rve his aanity. An- p.m. as Finding this type of work to for television I've He drus. Sablows: I iirith Mrs. Gregg By GAY PAULEY ilvtrod . her liking. ohe moved from there come to acquire a set of enor- ir.subtle irritants he • •• Miller and II with Mrs. Otry editor John W. More-an said, "We can i UPI Women's Editor to an independent motion mously fast physical reflexes. "system." Paschal. Members note change picture could have put out a newepaper He FOOTSAVING in NEW YORK UPI — The frustra- producing company Take, for example, my response door this with argumeht, date. where she was but we couldn't Murray Aneernbly No. 19 Order tions of being an actress assistant have dispatched while watching pressure on the advertieing not al- story editor for 10 mon- it. the television set agen- it the Raitibmit for ways cies, discussion{ Girls will meet • • • employed led Barbara Schultz ths. She went back to her first from a cormAntable position on with exet-utivelt, at the Masonic Men and machines were mobi- bull sessions EDUCATION Hall at 7 pin. An into a career rare for a woman in love, theater, but behind the scenes the living room couch. Sarnetimes with friends. These election lized to battle the snow But even are his of officers will be held. ' television. for three years with I suddenly bole upright, the only avenues of redress • The Jeasiaitudwick Circle of Schultz, the Play- gigantic snovaplowe blood by • • Brunette Miss 35. is a wrights Company. were turned rushing helter-aketter and reacon. the College. Presbyterian Church as a play read- back by towering to my head storyeditor---the person er and drifts. —and Or he can do what will meet with Mrs. Charlie Craw- reaponsi- production assistant. dash across the room to ethers ,htive Mauric• Wednesday. January 2nd tole for hunting ideas for show smartly flick lard at L30 pm. Note change in a the switch to "oft" The Cena Graves 'in consultation with Four years ago she moved into position. Ryan Circle of the date. producer and FIVE DAY FORECAST _NOW YOU KNOW Woman's director, researching television. joining Talent Associa- Ajaluciation of the W- then to see This seemingly violent manifes- By United Press International • • • if the ates-Paramount, producers of iese Preetayterian Church will idea is worth an auaience, the tation is not quite as abnormal as Cuba was the "Armstrong Circle fan nation to meet at the home of Mrs. Robert if it is. to work with the writer Thewter". By United Press International it sounds. In face see a itAre pre-walking shoes it most often television program relayed Jones at 8 pm. who puts the script together, the LOI'LSVILLE .urn — occurs when one through portant? 'Somewhere along the line I The advanc- at my own shows a high-altitude tonornit- • • • actual editing again working with ed forecasts for the is on the tube. ter. had to learn stenography," she five-day per- Then, and only according to the Radio Con outgrawt water producer and iod. Tuesday The harm done by , PERSONALS director, and recalled in an interview. through Saturday, pre- then, a rash of memories about poretion of America. Between IThursday January 3 finally standing '1 gave pire-walkers is very important by for last minute up acting when pared by the U. S. We thee Bu- a particuiar glow is triggered Sept. 29 and Oct. 2, The Tewn and Country I took up speed. in 1954. the Home- changes as the show is ready to writing." reau: my mind. Without World Series The younger the (had the soft- makers Club Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paechall the slighteet games were fed to wild meet at the ao on the air. Temperatures for advance an airplane er the bones. Many children home and family tif Owensboro visited "But the background has helped the period will warning from my news- which picked up the tif Mrs. Witham Caldwell, ,Rare For Woman average near signal user the holidays in tremetdously in the current the sessional normal paper television guide, I recall from Florida and sent it have the beginninw of bun- clardinal Drive. at 730 p.m. the home cit Miss Schultz. a job Mr and natter New York- . . you know the of 36 degrees. Loisisville normal the tremulous hours that to Havana. ions before wear rfly • • • Mrs. 0. T. Paschall. The er. said problems of the went they her be h nd- t heist.CIIC • extremes 44 and 27 into Paschalls returned writer and the actors." degrees. that allow and The many shoes because TV Temple Hal Chapter to Owensboni career is a their feet a, No. 511 arid "rare one for a wo- Walking Continued cold through Tues- helpless muuments Order of the spent a few duys in the Ralph Encyclopedia spent battling bound in the feet of outgrown Eesitern Star will man. but I'm not unique. There day. Wjrmer Wednesday the "sestem." hold Poe-hall h tine Helping to do research for the and For Your Ey4 its regular meeting at the is at least one other I know Thursday, pajamas. • in a series his turned Fearbara Schultz then cooler again Fri- What Director Faces Malsonirc Hall at 7:30 pin. day Total Pre-walking children stolid precipitation will av- A Mosaic example if what the HEATING OIL • • • — erage wear less than one-fourth inch, director must face usually g..-; Need • Call shoes only when the oacurring as rain Thursday ermething house is cold enough that he The Garden Department of the or Fri- like this: day. The !weds mittens hands Murray Woman's Club will meet script arrives by a Feti . on his messenger .4.113 CO .e.;;. Parents at the club house at 2:30 p.m. who's breathing beta. - marvel at the way ly (first sign Hostesses will be Mesdames Greg PIPE LINING of thimble). their habit's flex their tam • Miller, fire reading, the plot .••••••••• Verne Kyle, Carl Leek- and • .•=•=mm., when they take their shoes tiff hart, W. characters appt ir t hove ••••••• • H. Mason, Ckflord Melu- LOtirIVILLE !UPI — Pipentakers basal but they sekkirn think of the ipn, and developed by W. E Mischke. have taken a page from the cloth- ertger him- fact that Luang those muscles • • • ing self, in transit. industry's book and fitted their is the only way known to The producer's memo cheerful- product with a lining Strength strengthen Tuesday, January 8th ly announces a cawing them. Even good and corrosion-resistance are com- seasiani The First Methodist Church early the next morning. fitting shoes discourage exer- bined in plaaticlaned aeel pipe, The pro- Woman's Soc I ety. of Christian duction schedule makes KrNTUCKY c report's Tube Turns Plastic, up m•in- LAKE Service will hokl its regular meet- non of tearer :al Company erreineens say this com- tit*: se ing at the church at 10 am vott the show must be OIL CO. bination can safely carry corrod- fin • five ttw executive board at 9 arr. days. That, only Ryan's ing acids at as title .t.s, halt the the beginning New Concord Road Members please note change The preblems in installed cost of the all-metal pipe get worse on I Phone 753-1323 SHOE STORE • date. set: Rush, necessary for such a jab testa rush, ant don't • • • "make overtime." And wihen the - actual directing is 'Friday, January done, the di- et* reetor is unoble The Read to edit his own Grace Wyatt Circle of the the Ledger's film ATLAS SASES—Completion of the $10 million Atlas because no money Ls availa- College Presbyterian Church will makes ICBM base at Plattsburg, N. Y., Ude pattern of Atlas bases, operational ble tut keep him on sanitary. MURRAY and training, In 11 states across the nation Classifieds Can't Please Self W. Man IP TO The aphon• PL *-30r1 net release of all this is . that 11,• UN 14(111-OWNED LOAN the director ends up doing 00." — - Chic And Useful Styles FALL & WINTER STOCK ValOA Mot otafitA For The Modern Woman r—'- I OFF - - WOOL • COATS - DRESSES SKIRTS - SWEATERS KNIT & WOOL SUITS t 0 UP TO $29.98

A DROPPED WAISTLINE gives a long SHORT-SLEEVED check sheath is teamed HATS ALL torso look $5 to this dress. It's worn & with belt. $10 with its awn matching, easy fitting ,)acatet. By SUSAN BARDEN K:EW 'I' fl designer Ben In this collection, the natu- ana goes right ar aro! the • I Barrack is a great believer ral waistline is important, al- ci.te. It is seen in tterail^- In 'fashions that gracefully though it occasionally vt-andi re lines for seam and dresses. in clothe the contemporary wom- to create an Empire or long jersey for cocktail ff - an for any oceitidon, any time, torso effect. There is ease fling costumes CLEMMIE and in mart JORDAN In any cosmopolitan spot from and mobility in the silhouette, etc k outfits for town and one corner of the country to reflected in the new, freer country dwellers. the other. skirts. sorr.e with separate Basic colors abound. Black Timeless Elegance front panels. and brown from tobacco and For that reason Mr. Barrack mushroom to lighter tans—are has produced designs Henn Lengths that are especially favored. Brighter classic, feminine and have a The hemline remains at the SHOPPE shades are also very popular saft, subtle look. smart etsorter length - just this season and among them The three outfits covering the knee shown are or slightly nreegarn m rine blue and below. impressive examples of his feel. • pal r as flinty eMBROIDERY PATTERNS this wool jersey made n acg for uedet state I eltaaace. Weel is the preferred fabric ane MAYFIELD, Citr due. slender lines. Satin bow. and piping trim front of bodice KENTUCKY -

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