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lielieled AM A Bad MI Round KellItItte OommunIty Rewspapria
Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, June 8, 1967 10. Per Copy
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Largest
CirculationBoth In City,
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Vol. LXXXVIII No. 135
ISRAELIGYPT BATTLE IN ANCIENT AREASeen & Heard
P‘; ounch:.MURRAY
With Father's DaY Nat archrid the(.or this poem brought in byMrs. Jewel likesilicn of Knitseyseem,. apprqprialla
fipt p elles tretten .by Almon.°opine ends of Mrs MeCenonand was uncovered recently whaeMrs Meaillon was await throughsame thavas uf her unc'e who Isdeaeused
It is errata d -Tell Father Y• Care"
a somewhere tattes d. dee-
atna• 'Loved yeu through RA ofthe years;
Wan sees you each day In hisIon.And mentions your mama thr-ough his thane
You love him for oda he hes given;His yearning your serrowstoshare.
kwe and devntion so tender?Then tell him today that youcare
Frees Meeks once so radiant andfair.The renee hive fadel and gone
The gold from tris aerates has van-
The meketaa kept fawn hie aongSue Pagers. Me roma In the
1"latReflectirst the Pumda and gold.Grows ever more lovely at even-ingFor beauty abides in the soul
Se richly desseretng Is fatherOf more than you 'ever can tell'
His strength end Ida beauty weregiven.
In beiarirer life's burdens for
In mete of the hurry arse hustle,The urge of the burdens youbear.
Remember today, Precious tothezAnd tee hem how deeply yourare
little it takes to make happyHis heart detested and true:
A letter a Idea. or a flower— A Father's Day greeting from
inch-And father may leave you tomor-row:
!Mee sunset may opine unssrare:So tan hien tralay that ynu lovehimDont fait betofi father you care
To this poem we cum My amen
Ws fathers are serrelenental devilsearly
(hit hest washes to Dr. Ralph.vansis
letter from Rev.' W. A. thrift, 95ear old Methodlet mirider for-aierly of COAMOSSaY OatinitY•
Rev. Swift addressed the Menzel-oenference In Pacluesse yenter-
day Rev. &rift preached for 76weave. tat a native of reilloway,went to school In Murray whenProfereor G. R. Throat) taught.
He was born in 1672
Country And WesternJamboree On Saturday
A country and westeim jamboreeIs planned by the Dexter Cs-immun-ity Center on Saturday night June10 beginning at 7 00 pm
Admiesitin is free with plenty offond to be sold Featured will bethe Rhrthlim Ramblers. the Wago-were the Blue Bova, the McOuiston'Saintly. Colonel Willard Knott. andthis., Pinging VedasSeveral ether aroma will also be
prerent The public Is invited toattend.
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Mrs Randolph (Wanda) Wilson of Detroit,Monday. The eight and one-half pound bass wasea a red and whtte River Rasa. The monsterla. net se she brought him to the aide of the boat
• quirk with the net and dipped It up before beOreeery at New Omeord. Mr. sad Mrs. Wiliam area two weeks vassiesse Mr. Mesa is a bream
Both Fire StationsAre In OperationIn City Of Murray
Polar stasions of the tortyforritoDepartment are now in operationU of June 1 with learn Robertaonas chief of the department andPaul Lee as assistant chiefCaptains of the No 1 station In
the City Hall at 5th and PoplarStreets are Bill Clain and NuelMcNutt Captains of the No. 2"tattoo on South 16th Street areJackie Cooper and Jerry Lee.Other members of the fire de-
partment are Clarence Bones LylePridemore. Paul Henry. Jerry Jones,Clayton Garland. Paul Von Schoeck,Donnie Newberry. James Horn-bleak. Roy Lasseter. and JakeBarnettFiremen said the two trucks at
the main station arid one truckfrom No 2 station will answer allhouse fires Firemen from the mainstation will answer all gram andeser fires from 12th Street east tothe city limits, while firemen fromthe 16th station will answer grassand ear fires from 12th Street westto the city limas.
Dettrees Won By LocalPeople At SIU
A Carty:nine campus graduatingolive of name 2300 sal/dente willrealve degrees Saturday, June 10.at Southern Minnie Unit/patty'sfend =nu& spring oommence-merit eXerri.‘eS
Loml istudersits graduating willbe Jahn Robert Paulk, 1711 Col-leste Farm Road with a martendegree in Recreation and OuttkorEducation and Rumen WayneSheets, 1400'01ve Boulevard, witha PhD. in philosophy -The ceremony Mil begin at 7:110
In the WU Arena.
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WEATHER REPORTWest Kentucky -- Fair and con-
anuesi warm through Friday. }Ughtadav and Friday in the Me Lowtonight in the fah Southwestwinds 10-20 this afternoon, de-creasing to 10 by late tionitcht. Out-look for Saturday — Pair andWarta.
Kentucky Lake: 7 am. 359 I. up0.1 below dam 300 8. up 05.Water temperature 70-72Barkley Lake 359.3, up 0.1, below
dam 311.4, up De.Sunrise 5:37; sunsets IL 15.Moon seta 9:24 p.m.
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Michigan caught this whopper about 6:04 p.m. eacaught between Chandler Park and Blood River
fish broke water twice as Mrs. Wilson reeled lasthe bass threw the plug, but Me. Wisest wascould get away. The fah was weighed at Messstaying with the Wester Ores of Murray !idle eaof Greene 0. Wilson of Murray.
Luau, Card Party IsPlanned At The Oaks
ell be 841 Saturday, June 17, attot einanday. Jim IT, at
seven pia, at the Oaks Countryaub.Reeervallona will be taken for
their first stay couples and mustbe nude by June 13 by 'lentil( atthe pro shop or ceding Mrs. C. W.Jones at 753-4610.The bread, drink, and neat will
be furnathed Each coupie Is tobrine a covered ellitt. A Marge of$2 00 per couple all be merle.Dorr prises Me be awarded at
the party.
Association OpposesCharving Farmers ForGrading Of Tobacco
The Weaken Dark Fired laabeer* Growers Associatinq. haspa-seed a reeolution oppersing theprepare of the Untied Stales De-partment of Agrkedture to chargefarmers for grading totemo.The resohnion eaten that the
Association hag a membership of13 000 producers; of dart fired to-bacco and tent for a great per-centage of them the einem) is aprincipal means of livelihood,Chet of government grading of
tobacro would oust the producersMont. one and one-half nsdhondollars annually the revoiutionstatais
At the prevent time this conIi borne by the Department ofAgriculture.
Rites For Mrs. SueBeeke Held Today
Final rites for Mrs Bonnie SueBerke are being held today at twopm at the chapel of the Max H.Churchill rimers! Home with Rev.B R Winchester officiating.
Pallbearers are Verlin Malcoln,Bobby and W. D McKinney, RalphHorton. Charles Snow, and BobbyLawrence.Mrs Reeks'. age 41. died Monday
She is the daughter of Mrs. Almedallobapple of Murray.Interment will be in the Flm
Grove Cemetery with the arrange-meraa by the Max II. Churchill
"Funeral Home
ONE CITED
One pertain was cited by theMurray Pollee Depe rt mere. onWednesday, aorording to the re-corde. Tins citation was fcr pubIn ,drunkennese.
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Student Groups ToSpend Week In LandBetween The Lakes
A mow:sof itsi000wVPra tv era-tune abidenhe wO m-astetsti temparary residenee onMonday. June 12, at the LendBete een the Takes
A week in the woods. at LIMAYouth Center, te one of the re-quirements of stadersts who enrollin a steeduate workshop on out• ecluovitikei. one of Sight work-shops mansige at Murray Stateduring the sumener session
After six days. the students winreturn to the MAU campus for 114weeks of conventional classroometude The warkshop end., June28The course is prineipally for
elementary and Junior httrh whoalanthers according to Miss RubleSmith. profewsor of education atMSU P Is dreamed to Ahoy, themhow to use the outdosers In thenteaching arid how to rental` CAA..door experiences to various Seidlof learning, the andDirecting the workshop YAM be
Dr. Dorothy Alfte. prafewor atPenneyivarea Mete University. Dr.Ante has previceeey droned shortcourses in science and conserva-tion at other universities.She his three derrees from Cor-
net University arid formerly taughtin the New—York Public Adanaand °naves. N Y.. Rate College.Consultants from federal and
taste agencies and MSU %cults,meersbers will aestet Dr Kirke inteaching the course, enrich car-ries three hours of credit.
Two other special workserms arebeing sponsored this nurener bythe' IMSU Schaal of Education.three are being offered by the de-pants/nerd of egrioulture and twoby the home economics depart-ment Each isocsffersi three hoursof eradicate credit and meets forabaft three weeks,Beginning and ending dates are
cestillbuted throtternut the sum-mer term
Was Sheryl CarmanWins BA Degree
Dr. Woods Is.Still ListedAs CriticalDr. Ralph H. Woods is resting
weil at the Murray Hospital aftersuffering a severe coronary attackyesterday morning about 3.00o'clock.The Murray State University
president, la listed .alls- criticel Ritabut is reported as resting as wellas Mad be expected.
Dr. Woods was given oxygen asgoon as his condition was deter-mined which is credited with poss-ibly saving his life.
He was removed to the Murraylimpital yesterday morning and'treatment was begun immediately.Or Woods hae a long list of
haters to his credit, having beenin 1.echleation circles for over fortyyears.He hes been widely recognized
both in the state and on the nation-al level.
Since coming to Murray in 1945.Dr. Woods assumed leadership foran expansion program which hasBeen Murray State grow from •small school to one of pramlnenceThe enrollment has increased bynearly twelve times and the facultyhas increased ten fold.The physical plant at Murray
Steer University has been increasedover ten fold with new dormitorycomplexes springing up north ofCheetnist street and just south ofChestnut street. New dais roombuildings have been oonstetweed as
as other ban* Idings=dott
odt thr 'pea fier
MISS Sheryl Carman, daughter ofDr and Mrs. Max O. Carman ofMurray, received her Bachelor ofArts degree from Vanderbilt Uni-versity, Naehville, 'Penn. hat week-endThe Murray girl majored in
French. She is a member of SienaPhi (alumna and Phi Theta Kernehonorary fraternities, and KappaDelta is her SOCIal sorority.Miss Carman is now visiting ler
parents in Murray.
gramsMurree State achieved university
Mates last Year and entered intoan expanded curriculum includinga full graduate pmgrarn
Local ChiropractorsAttend Convention
Dr. Paul Woodward of Louisville.chairman of the Kentucky As-median ot curoprootoro Initz-ance Review Gonunitlim WM therued speaker Satunlay evening atthe monthly meeting of the FirstDistrict of Kentucky Association ofChiropractors held at Holiday Inn,PaducahDr Woodward spoke on "Insur-
ance Reletionx " demonstrating therenonsibilitiee of 'the pretension totheir patients and to the insurancePOTTITantesDr Lucille Kallowev. preeldent,
presided and Dr Chester Walterswas host.
Among three atancling the meet-
Inc were Dr and Mat Tart Dever
of Hazel, Dr V. W. Hagler ofMurray. and Dr. and Mrs F. M.Marfaki of Hardin
Two Alarm FiresAre Answered ByFire Department
Two alarm fires were answered
be the Mamie Fire Department
on Welnesdae, accenting to the
reerrds a the departmerit.fithertfy after nonn the ftremen
were called to Wirudow Engineer-try oempeart where mete in one
of the bins was on fire Two trucks
from tae downtawn anion and
one from the South Peet Street
station wrierwered the call
At 2.15 pm the three trucks
answered a caill to the home of
Mr and Mat A. M. Finley at
508 Roth 13th Street. A fire on
the conk stave had named thecabinets and ceiling in the kitchen
to be simmered. The firemen used
the booster to put out the flames.
NOW YOU KNOW
by United Preen InternationalDuring the fir4t, week of Nov-
ember of 1556, Israel routed theEvvritiane from the Seal Pen-media alai the Clem Strip, theRivet Union wthicked Hungaryto crugh an anti-Rusesian revolu-tinn. and President Dwight TSEisenhower won his second term
1,n the White Hbuse.
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Miss Cathy HarrisIs Elected StateSong Leader FHA
Miss Cathy Harts, member of theCalloway County High School chap-ter of the Future Homemakers ofAmerica, and daughter of Mr andMrs. James Harris of Lynn 'Grove,was elected state song leader atthe 22111 annual meeting of theKentucky Association of the PHAheld in Louisville Julie 6-7.The newly elected officer will be
a senior at Calloway County. HighSchool dental, She Is prenicamf Ofthe local FHA chapter, takes partin Beta. FBLA. NFL. and Pep Clubs,and the Laker ChoirCalloway girls receiving their
Mate degrees were Judy Kelso,Connie Evans, Debbie Calhoun. andCathy Harris.The Calloway chapter was recog-
nized as an honor roll chapter forthe seventh consecutive year.Others from Calloway attending
were Miss Maids Wilson votingdelegate. and Mrs. Bees Kerlick andMiss Lucy Forrest. advisors.
Ann Kay SandersActoointed SummerMissionary
Miss Ann Kay Sanders. daughterof Mr and Mrs A. C Sanders ofMurray. is one of the thlrtiatwonative Kentuckians and studentsin the state that have- been ap-pointed eurnmer neasionaries bythe Home Madan Board of theSouthern Baptist Convention.The Murray girl has been meigned
tO the Central New York Irmoimam oho pill be workintrarlObYaeatlan Samoa and'elheryouth groom nor portner far thesummer will be Miss Jennifer Speedyof Louna State University.Mae Senders and Miss apnea
will be werldne with Mr. and Mra.Denny Maxwell of Missouri StateCollege. Springfield, MoThe needy appointed summer
student coisskinaries are a part ofa record NS students listened bythe board to mkt regular homemissionaries Uwoughout the UnitedStates this summer.Mira Sanders' area superrisor will
be Rev. John Tollieon. Area Mlas-Mary, 1151 Lancaster Avenue.Syracuse. New York This will bethe address for Mire Sanders forthe summer months.The Murray State University stu-
dent is a !senior majoring in ele-mentary education She left byplane from Rushville. Thin. todayfor Baltimore. Md , where she willhave a three days' orientation per-iod before going out on the fieldfor the summer
Rev. Ramer Is NamedMethodist Delegate
Rev Lloyd Ramer, pastor of theFirst Methodist Church in Murray,was elected as one of the four min-isters to attend as delegates to theGeneral Conference of the Metho-dist Church in Dallas. Texas. atthe Memphis Conference of theMethodist Church being held atPaducah this week.The pension proposal for the
ministers was to come before theconference this morningRev. W A. Swift of Nashville,
Tenn., formerly of Calloway County.spoke before the conference Wed-nesday morning He talked abouthis faith In God and how he hadteed to be a lifelong "witness forChrist." Ile was born in 1872 andhas been a minister for 76 years.
Kenitteth Wilson AtMurray Hospital
Kenneth Wilson is a patient InRoom 310 of the Murray-CallowayCounty Hospital. He has been ad-mitted for three weeks with possiblesurgery.Wiesen was iniiirect In a truck
accident near Louisville on April 1.He was driving a rain-Trent Autocarrier He was hospitalized inLouisville, but had returned homebefore entering the local hospitalfor possible surgery.The truck driver a the eon of
Mr. and Mrs Claude Wilson. own-ers of the Wilson Ashland Station.
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Israelites Attack Suez; JordanWilling To Call Halt To WarBy WALTER LOGAN
United Press International
Israeli and Egyptian tanks bat-tled today in the Sinai Desert inwhat larael called a major EitYP-teen counterattack to open anescape route. Maj. 0-en., Ida&lialisn,• the Israel chief of staff.said. -today we astuary are wit-ness:rig the total destruction ofthe Egypelan forces in the Sinai."
Israel said 100 Egyptian tankshad been destroyed in the firsthours of the battle and 3 Egyp-tian MICis shot down.Cairo regsorted battles akeig sev-
eral escape 'mutes and major Is-reek air snacks on Suez Canalpoen-ions. R reported Egeptian vic-tories.lereek clamed a natal of 444
Arab .plenets destroyed and 304banks destroyed or captured as thewar went into as fourth day,The neyptian communiques re-
ported 30 Israel planes shot downand aid 10 Week tanks and 6armored cans were destroyed "whenthe enemy tried to attack thenorthern flank o She UAR. fore- Iea " ft said the attack was battenoff and brad auffered heavy loss-es.
Iterpt Prime OftThe (emends' Egeptaan counter-
ateick followed an onleigi declar-es's) *ma swat me °glee tothe United Neillem ame-eire and• Mil • by Gene nodes for Arabsto prams their "nay War" against
R mete after • conferencebetween President Camel AbdelNearer and the t3ovtet ambasead -eOther Arab nations joined Egypt
In declaring they would spur the
esluse-fire — Syria. Kuwait. Alger-
ia. tThe rejedtione coincided with a
series ot conterences between Arableaders and emote from the SovietUnion Mints earlier prombed "re-
solute- support The Syrian ambits-
:odor caned on Premier Alexel
ironflan in Modem.Only Jordan and Lseve have
announced they would they the
U.N cesne-fire and the Jordanian-Israel front was reported gen-
erally quirtHapela
Xing Hussein aware rumorshe had fled the country. appear-
ed at an Ammon news confer-
ence today to complain his nation
had been "alma left alone . .by our many Mende' in the seer
manse Israel. He looked tired anddepressed.So far neither the Arabs nor
the Tanwalls have given any esti-mate of casealtles in the war butHUF'...111 mid his 136 000 rnan armysuffered Aremenciesue losses. .many have died"
Heavy AttacksCaro mintary communiques in-
dicated heavy Lovell sir attackswere Weber place agidnet target,In the Sues Cared Zone Mien.
anaiyaste speculated the Is-mail planes media be trying te
bloc% (Alt lince1111 rocket bases
repotted earlier in the area.Plidelne stliso flared on the
Syrian frontier and an breeill mil-itary moitesman in Jerusalem addthe Selene began Melling theIsraeli 'Magee of }Meta andYeod Harmalah. 10 miles north ofthe Sea of Galilee, Daninecue Ra-dio reported Syrian and Iraqi Mrvictories thereOnly on the Jordan frontier were
the guns silent Both Jordan andLerael accepted the U N. truce afterRabtn announced Wednesday, -Thewhole bank of the Jordan River isfor all practical Intents and pur-noses in our hands, including eachancient places as the Old City ofJenwaletn. Nablue, Ranuallah, Jeri-cho and Bethlehem"Raban had claimed victory for
the Israel armored forces Wednes-day in Jordan, in the Sinai Penin-sula and at !therm el Sheikh. where
j Israeli paratroopers and naval unitsI seized the fortress and broke Egypt's, blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba.
Total Destruction""Today we attually are witness-
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ing the total destruction of Egypt-ian forces in the Sinai," he said.-The main effort of the Egyptiansis now devoted to extricating theirforces towards the Elfium Canal."The renewed fighting again
brought Israel and the Soviet 'UnionInto diplomatic conflict. Level PM-den Mtnieter Abba Eban 'told theU. N. Security Council Israel ac-cepted the cease-fire but had todefend itself against attack. TheSoviet news agency Tees in a dis-patch from Beirut reported todaythat "Israel ootttinues flagraneyand perfidiously to ignore the re-peated" U N. demands for a cease-fire,
lc yptian defiance of the U. N.order came shortly after President(Maud Abele Nasser conferredtwite with the Soviet ambassadorand dispatched a message to SovietPremier Aleiet N Kosygln TheSoviet role in the renewed fightingremained a mystery, however
Egyptian army convoys rolledthrought Cairo in Russtan-builttrucks today toward the Suez CanalIn what military observers believedWIS the start of an Egyptian move
to salvage as much of its armor aspossible.
High Israeli sources said that 11the Egyptian counterattack tsarand its remaining forces are unableto break out of the Sinai Penin-sula to the safety of the Sues CanalZone Israel will "consider the watsoured as won " The confbet wasentering its fourth day.
Maj. Oen Moshe Dayan. the Is-raeli defense minister. said Wed-nesday in Jerusalem Israel had ftIntention of trying to capture the
Sues Canal.
His main body of troops reached
to within 21 miles of the canal Wed-
nesday and military sources said
some had actually reached it
The report of 100 Egyptian tanksdestroyed today would bring to .more
than 300 the number the Israelis
have reported destroying in the
four-day warMilitary sources said this was
achieved throught one of the most
stunning air victories in history -
the elimination of the Arab air
force in one sharp. savage blow
that destroyed 410 planes in one
day.The scene of the fighting was re-
ported near the Mina Pam. 21 miles
from the Suez Canal in the central
Sinai Desert and the scene of a
major tank battle in the 1956 Egypt-tan-lareell fighting.There are three main escape
routes from the Sinai Desert into
the Suez Canal zone The northern
one, which includes a rail line, leads
to El Qantara below Pert Said. The
second leads to Isresallya midway
along the 103-mile canal The third
one at the !south leads to filler.
Israel already had achieved its
main coeds in the Middle Fast see—
the capture of Sturm El Sheikh
which ended the blockade of the
Gulf of Aqaba, the capture of the
Jordanian sector of Jerusalem, and
most of Jordan west of the Jordan
River and the driving of Egyptian
forces back from its frontiers.
British military experts said most
of Nimer's armored forces were in-
tent despite the overwhelming Is-
raeli victory.
But the Israelis: have absolute
air superiority and hoped to repeat
their 1956 victory by sealing off theEgyptian escape routes.
Funeral For Mrs.Byars To Be Today
Funeral serricee for Mrs. DonaByars will be held today at fourto at the Max IT. Churchill Fun-
eral Home Chapel with Rev LloydWilson officiating Burial will bein the Hake CemeteryPallbearers will be Roy Vaughn,
Owens Pram, W 0 Hatcher. ShelbyAtchison . Jimmy Atchison, aridLonnie Atchison.Mrs nears. are 76, died Tuesday.'The Max TT Churchill PanoraHome Is in charge of the snow-mrnts.
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PFIIDAY — JUNE 9. 1967
Quotes From The Newsaff NMI. rams% leillICASIATION
WASHINGTON — Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier, D.-Wisc.,speaking fur the "dove" group which helped defeat the ad-ministration's proposed $29 Wilms increase in the nationaldebt limit:
-Some of us felt it was a war vote, that this was a bill tojustify the two to three billion dollars a month we are pouringinto the Vietnam war. Some of us who don't support the policyfelt this was a good place to expres.s our opposition."
JERUSALEM — Israeli Defense Minister Gen. MosheDayan, after his troops captured the Jordanian section ofJerusalem:
"We have returned to Jerusalem never to part from heragain."
BEIRUT — Damascus Radio, insisting•that the Arab worldis not dismayed by the Lsraeh successes in the 141.1d-Faat ciao-flict:
"The war is just beginning."
EL AR.11311. Sinai — An Israeli army captain describingthe flight of Egyptian forces before the advancing Israeli:
Niinet of them just took off their shoes and ran."
A Bible Thought For TodayLewd, what wilt then hare me to do! —Acts 9:6.God has tasks for us. Ask him to guide you into maw
actioef Ibis day.
Ten Years Ago TodayLEDGER • TUN!.' ILE
Mr. and Mrs Karl Warming were honored with a farewelldinner at the Paris Landing Hotel on June 6. Mayor GeorgeHart was the master of ceremnies and presented Mr. Warmingwith special gifts- Dr. James Hart, chief of staff at the hos-pital, spoke in behalf of the doctors for the fine work shownby Mi. Warming while serving as the administrator cd thehosphaL
Miss Jeanette Paschall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RliLv R.Pa.setrill. became the bride of Harry Furrhes. son of Mr. andMrs. William R Furches, on June 2 at the South PleasantGrove Met hodku Church.
Seaman Donald Watson is spending a 30 day leave withhis parents. Mr. and Mrs Brooks WaLson. He has been Sta-tioned In Hawaii, ?tarsi:nib, Gilbert and Philippine Islandsduring the last three years. He wil return to his base at SanDiego, California, on July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carl Usrey, 1310 Sycamore Are theparenhe of a daughter, Janet Lee, born May MI at the MurrayHospital They have one sou. Billy.
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THURSDAY — JUNE 8, 1967
The Almanac
by Lofted Preis internationalToday is Thursday, June 11, the
159th thy of 1967 wen 206 In ha-los-The rnoon Ls new.The coomang Aar is saws.The event* dere are Mercury,
Mare. Venus and JupiterECM on Ibis cloy in 180 MIS
Amens* anshisit Prank LloydWrightOa tibia day is bakery:In 1905 President Theodore
Roosevelt offered r* services asmediator to he saris lbe Ramo-Jepenese werIn 1938. a Schenectady. N.Y.
station WOY gramect a ergularschedule of teleseson programsthree tames a seekIn tale. the X-15 racket plane
conalleted its first test fliobt cweethe Mojave Desert in Callearde.In 1965. Ed White and .111132 Ms-
Walt, cumpletcd thar QiIV journey having toweled 1,-101814 mules NI 62 orbits of sheEarthA thought for the day Mark
Twain raid: "Everyope is a moonMid his a that side deloh he nev-er shows to angbody."
Hospital Report
Census — Adults 71Census — Nurser\ 5
Adeassions. bum 5 1967Mrs. Bide K Heiden Rural Rt.
1, Mayne*: Campo Braker, RuralRoute S. Murray. Weser Deuglis'Peewee Rural Route 5..Mies Steno Ise Curd, 514 Whit-mil dun*, Richard 0 Sims,IS South eth. Murray, Mra. Dol-ts S. Redick. North 16th Street.difiray, NM Mare Ste*. IONCanoalla, Murray, Mrs .WilheMae %Gorton. Rural Route 1. LynnOrme, Mrs Edsh Lee lablinney.Ill Noirth 8th. Murray. Mrs Bet-ty J Dues. Rural llorase 1, Dex-ter Mrs, Bobby Calhoun RanaRouse 4, Murray
DangesaisMrs, Mary Racism Oempow
Rued Rome I. Dever. Tenn.: *leaBowie Sue Lee. 5010 Vine StreetMurray. des Dorothy Turner,Rend Bask4.Oediz. We Jun*Beale, Woodlown, Morrea;Mr. Oreille lleednielei, Rend Rt.e I. asibetee Beane.Renal Route 1, Murree; WS. VidaRogers, IWO flainflbon. Mirror;Mows Gerald blerciock. Rural Rt.I. Lynn Orove. Wn Preen)*Pau Ciallege Fenn Road. Mur-see. Edward Kent McCailon. 17MCaw. Murray. Mrs Annie LauraBowden, 1513 Parapet Avenue, Mur-ray Mrs leery Crouse wid prLRenal Route 2. Mullnia. Mrssey Lee Noreen, 551 Warta 11th.Murray.
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of beans below you kin the weeds. This makes
Tenoran the best early postemergence weed-
killer and the modern way to weed beans.
When ;seeds come into your beans, hit thembefore they're 2-inches high. Weeds do theirworst damage then. Tenoran does its best jobthen. In about 10 &I's '0401 hare dead weedsand clean beans — a profitable combination.
Call your dealer for
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ELLIS POPCORN CO.Murray, Kentucky
Exile Of DuchessWindsor Ended
By 3LUUS 12.0eSUnited Press Internalised
LONDON - The royal exileof the duchess of Windsor endedtoday.Her husband was introducing
his Amartsed beide of 30 yearsego to her royal ua-laaa and hisformer sides* *timely he thefirst dew since be **mad theBritish thmne to marry -the wo-man I lo've'The OCOMICIOwarn minor, unveil-
ing a anal was *qua to the1St! Queen Mary, the duke ofWindsor's mother. M MarlboroughHouse, a two mtnute royal car-rage ride from Buckingham Pa-lace.But the ceremony moved to un-
do three decades of polite butstern catractsm for the Baltimore*yore* ter whom Xing EdwardVIII Deanne the duke of Windex.Never before had Queen Rh-
zabetb II end her gamily appear-ed in pubic ea& the 69-year-oldduchess. Never before bad Britonsseen an American- at a divorcedperson standing in the royal circle.Tne ~IP wee ample. seeing:
"Queen Mary 2811-1910" It saidnothing of course about Queenbary's beartbesten oppoation toher son's abdication and Ms wed-ding to in ewice-dhonced formerMrs. Weep Warfleld Simpson.Undoubtedly the obd queen
would oat have been. in Victoria'sphrese. amused But the passionsof use 1930s have died with herand the prune minister StanleyItskiwin, and the arcbbisnop of
SENSING THr-nE-
I? THANT BIAS
In tracing the roots of the Mid-
dle last cram informed ciesenscas badly fed to observe that UThant Secretary General of theUnited Nations, precipitated one ofthe worst developments in the *-tater
This was Mr. U Thant's immed-iate. affirmative response to Egypt'sdemand for eithdraeal of the U. N.Pearle-heePillg form from gualliseealong the Wash bodes. II me setnen:emery fer V Thine be tele HeeSat" for the geeia-frefglegy lunehad been armee* IR HaV. POm-aral AsariMMS ise he by the ate-reUu, Gamma efeaselt. MI6 this
midden kffeerlfaellde agebie. UThant, Weald the deffr le direst sc-um to Ord Name el OM* PerMIMS*. WW1 the alma oversightwithdrawal of the U. N. trooya Rez-sec weasels to and Weeps to Iamb-ade the narrow shaft whisk eiss-trol tamers as to the lied Sea
Canterbury. Ooloo tuns. whit ada mama- erdrelary Or Madura.
QUOKI 1111.6.111UNcagy • OHwhen ha-etreiribe ardleardllin liar felearle Owe gal I! huge_ akaursous rommia••1 idinoxclaws saw= remelted daft Illerethan SA701111. Wile remoulds for.ifeng the roped ben on the du-chc-c- 'The geese, who mist theduchess wieseely a NNE wee re-ported nowieue the clubs. IXha twilight years at bone isEnglesd.
sEEFT:to His POWDER DEC TOO, WI 140P1—At U.S. Marine
uses ins neiret to float his cigarettes and matches serene •
Ii... ilogle..• gleigio• south of Sedge* (iterthephele)
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* TONIGHT
"KITTEN WITH A WHIP"with ANN MARGARET
AND
"WHAT'S UP TIGER LILY"with WOODY ALLEN
In (401X)R
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Thurnion Setitre vre MusD
audits markets in Africa and Ana.Aulomatically, war tension was in-creased.
Western peoples shoed not *eer-ie's& U 'Thant's Amnia. bebavior.In the past the Burmesewho heads the bureaucratic inset:Lin-ers of the U. N. has gone all out toasset the U. N.'s authority in in-terninional disputes. But he madeno such edeertion of authority a-gainst the ZEYPtiana, who he spon-sors! by Maim Ulnae. He didn't
mil IMMO la freely eat add= dotUN %ma sinins•le the am-noillie soil at stirring trouble Inthe oil-rich Midis haat.U Thant% 1111110a In the Israeli--
1mM* aisle is in sinking con-aid to he eatimas and staftelhiedewith MOW to the war in 111111110Lrm V. N. flecreuu-) Genteel intwig he office to try to he theUuMeit Shwa to his efIL rung*~me Herreka psalm as theaealal hamideg in esiggeollag dietthe U. a., by lb in Meat agalaathe Red regime& wee on the vergeof starling World War III.U Theists behavior. ut this hid
olive situations.. gime, ideisigielraises of where he sposeilliesIffa' Neeser's *yet, 61 CB iselseal tie revehaleeerY be se tawashe. 15' Is any close be lie ellaniseeld dee materata. desage *-dram to in Ilia reselera oeimieleefres trifle a eatemeetwe to theWaft Ileika goal Isaiah 11 *eatradrshiledleHO Its,, 1/ Thiel in shwa le-
veed the Illeneleee Is all the mereeffrableedy ilhalnded by the hat-ers el he eillee—esit 01 dr Mfra.Mao Wee is the V. IL he smi tapsebeastaa to other 116166161to liepeace in the Middle Ease. Melee inearly 1960a Egypt boa lied %AOsoldiers occupying he little Red Seecountry of Yemen, but U Thantand the U N. have not condemnedEgypt's aggression there.?Or many months. Egyptian ag-
ents, infiltrators and saboteurs havebeen condutcion a terrorist war a-gainst the vita/ British neeal-alrbase of Aden at the southern endof the Red Sea and wan* theSouth Amid* Federation But theU N persists in seeing no evil.A thre•-nian U. N. team 'mated
Veterans'Questions & AnswersQ. — I am separaled from my
husband. However. he :aye he willcontinue me as 1A-Inteprl bene-ficiary on his National service Li/eIL:Laurence policy it I agree to Patthe premiums. If I agree to this,Is there any way I can be sure hewon't change berieficiariee withoutway knowing it?A. — No, The insured may change
the beneficiary on his policy at anytime %about the beneficiary's know-ledge or con.sent. If you to alongwith your husband's suggestion.you'll nave to gamble on his goodintentions.Q. — I ant a World War II vet-
eran with a $10.000 NSL Insurancepolicy. My policy number is pre-fixed with the letter "II". All myfriends *ire policies with aprefix, and they get a dividendevery year. I've never received adividend and I'd like to know whyA — Pendia id* "fr numbers
ar! attleurerlIPAIlle yeltoise and
•no dividends are payable on such
ineweince. "H" uosuranoe is a spec-ial type which was issued betweenAugust 1, 1945 and December 31,1949. The requirement of goodhwilth was wiuved because of aservice-incurred disability; thus nodividend Is accumulated or paid be-cause of the higher insurance risk. reQ. — I am a Viet-Nam serviceman
hospitalized pending retirement. 1have recently applied for VocationalRehabilitation and understand I.will be rated for servite-connect-ed disabilities by the Veterans Ad-ministration before I am discharg-ed. What I want to italoA is willthis rating set the one year periodI will have to apply for service dis-abled veteran's insurance?
A. — No. The rating made by theVeterans Administration before youire discharged is an administrativerating made to determine your en-titlement to Vocational Rehabilita-tion. Your one year period for ap-plying for service disabled veterans'insurance will commence by theVA subsequent to your discharge.
Aden dna *gam bid refused toeven email mita Routh Arabian"edema= Ottielaia—the /awful an-
in tha area U. Thema hadMe %Ail 05 remeseri !or She U. N.'sIdelearries. lie v...s ism May tryingto memo the United Stales estebed.. down belles'- the forma ofaildeldea Aau.. InancAlue leadvale gabs-Wei mkt" las U. R. fleeresary Gus-era as equally his* to *Sera -'3hby a berrowensismiet cavalry.
U mbegea poison vaderetand-Ala la in amen. 111. slaybkhe1111110111htle are la RN vita lig poi--Wee et dr religlelly eillearietla in Vallee leader algegieallea.
Illhe Pao Moo ilb sirsaso to Shee. IL. sane WI ea Una alastram the amlimmilli world or theso-asited Taos World of backward,neutralist estiesa Thus the major-ity at dates us the U. N. fall Laooho of two ohmic W withr0410.16en agile APIP.41.Mill66 Whimor (21 eallhat vddlit amp Mode&and ere to pedelee the V. forIle Moo of the Dee en-*s. of Africa. ennui see as au-merino in the L. N., belong to thesecond grouP-The United Nations talks peace,
but the U N's definition of peaceInvariably' Is one *Mai benefits theenemies of freedm "Peace for UThant means Vift...,ern withdrawalat ever.' nt and ... eannedationto the dern.ends of oeoluboemystates and OSIPP111111.1141,1111 sheet, VTheist's eereer as Gar tary Gen-eral dearly Illustrates his eel-West-ern °uncut—an anima whisk beclearly shares with the majcrtty ofstatte In the U N onpuezation.
leNTUCKY
COUNTRY HAM
DeliciousTverY ..Give yourself a treat andisnioy the dIstinceyely di?.ferent taste of this famousKentucky specialty today.Kentucky Gourmet QualityCountry Hams are rich, suc-culent, flavorful, and can bebaked, boiled, broiled orfried to a mouth-wateringgoodness every time.Select your Kentucky
Country Ham today. You'llfind them many placeswhere fine meats are sold.
Look for this Seal'our CISSUriince of
excellence
MU RECIPE SOOKLfTItlintucky Country NamDept. of Public terwesessCaste Annes euaci.ni
• 5 drying cycles to help dryevery load—automatically!
• 3 heat ; AIR, MEDIUM,WASH 'N WEAR—HIGH
• Fine-mesh, rust-resistent lintscreen
• Fabric Guide with drying instruc-tions for washable fabrics
• Tumbler and heat turn off auto-malically when door is opened
cause of aty, thus noor paid be-airtime risk,1 serviceman
sarement.✓ Vocationaluierstand 1ae-connect-
eteranis Ad-
IkHIJRSDAY — JUNE 8, 1967
111101110HINSINEWERissiggs
TIRE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, 'KENTUCIrY
4-H'ers Can Make in yet. Let's take advantage of the
cad** Ammon as seam as pas-Money By Catching Mble. rcu are a service to act- 1
Lightning Bugs ence In helpers cantrol dreadeddiseases when you catch these fire-
* I
itch firefbes are flying. Let
part of the day to catch them.We do not have to many turned where they will be shipped to the
8:00 p.m. until dark is the best
tch [hewn Rs seam that from
's100 or more or !rive them on handfor 3 days. bring them to the Ex-
tenaon Office, 209 Maple Street,
flies. After catching the fireflies,
P than knmellately in the re-By Glen Sims
re-frigerator in order to put them ina dormem singe. Alter you haae
in dacharg- now is, willyear periodservice die-
Ice?amide by the
before youaninistrative
Ile your en-Rehabilita-
riod for ap-ed veterans'
ace by ther discharge.
at andily dd.lamoustoday.Duallyh, sue-can beled orstaring
MickyYou'll>lacessold,
of
4
Sigma Chemical Company in St.
Lotia, Missauri.
A camels will be given to the
Mat 4-H club member who brings
In 1000 fireflies. Also a prize will
be given to a member of eacecommunity for mite:lag the moatfireflies. Each person that brings
In 100 &ratites vela receive ra fire-fly psi which makes them a mem-ber of the SkVIIR SeZent151:4' Olte).
Youths throughout the countryare being invited to help collect
TV CAMEOS: Jim McKay
Jim's 'Hooked' A Sports Buff for GaidBy MEL *EIMER
FOR SIX years now, 45-year-old Jim McKay has poked intoevery corner of the globe, insearch of athletes and athleticsto show on ABC-TV's "WideWorld of Sports," and in thattime he has traveled a millionand a half miles--and been athome, in Westport, Conn., muchless than he was away. Butwhen the time carne to sign anew contract the other day andhe was pondering whether itwas all worth it -- being awayfrom his family so much— hiswife just looked at him pa-tiently."What's there to think
about?" she asked. "Sure, it hasits drawbacks—but you KNOWyou're going to accept that con-tract. You love the businessyou're in."
Thai's stock-car driver Junior Johnson, right,talking with Jim McKay before a Carolina race.
feel, is a spectacular crash, with plete the couese—in a 1904 Reo,violent spinning and ground one of the newest autos in theloops—and then have the driver event — two minutes underget out, wave a hand and walk schedule. "We broke down aboutaway, u.nhurt." seven times," Jim grins, "and
• • • once. ,then we were hayingTHE super-stars—"and that's trouhte, I asked Phil what the
getting to be a too - common matter was. He'a honest to thephrase; pretty soon eomeone'll core. He just muttered 'I've beenbe described as a pretty good shifting with the handbrake.'"superstar —still make the hair • • •
go up on Jim McKay's neck. THE MOST earring moment"I think the one I had to grow "Arnold Palmer is one," he says, of them all McKay remembers,
to like, really, was car racing. "When he makes one of those was in Lenin Stadium in Mos-At first I thought, like many charges of his at the leader of cow in 1961, right after a Rus-others, that it was ridiculous a gulf tourney, it really makes Man -American track in cc t.and without purpose. But the your adrenalin flow. I think that "They played the two national• a more I saw of it, the more it Valery Brume!. the Russian anthems," he says, "and Rug-fascinated me. high -jumper, is in the same slims and Americans walked"And I changed my mind, too, category. Stars like that carry arm in arm, or Russian boys
about auto - racing crowds. I around their own built - in ex- hand in hand with Americanused to think they came just citement." girls, and it almost made oneto see some driver killed in • Last fall, he got into the act want to weep with joy. It's anflaming wreck. They don't; it's himself driving in the famous old cliche, to be sure—but same-a subtle degree of difference Londan-to-Brighton race for an- times the world could take a cueActually, if a driver dies, the acme cars. His co-pilot was for- from the world of sports. It
, crowd gets depressed and down_ mer world champion driver Phil couldn't be any worse and likelyaat it really wants to see, I Hill and they managed to coin- would be a lot better."
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AND, naturally, Jim signed—because Margaret McKay hadhit it right on the head. Overthe years, he has covered some96 sports, from surfing to rollerskating . . . and he still looks
• forward to the next assignment.In short, Jim McKay is one ofthose lost souls, a total sportsbuff. Turn Jim Clark loose ina Lotus on a Grand Prix course,or spy Jack Nicklaus comingdown the 13th fairway at Au-gusta — and McKay will bethere. The games that grownmen play intrigue him andnothing can be done about it.
"1 euppose I like golf per-haps a shade better than anyof the others," Jim says, "may-be because I play it myself tit13 handicap). Rut I think I geta kick out of them all. Wher-ever I am, covering whateversport, is where I like to be.
five nii a, 'aye to a.es for re-
search. The Signe Firefly Soien-
tat Club Ls cooperating with the
Calaway County 4-64 Council in
sponearing thig project in Callo-
way County The starting rate Of
Ina is $030 per hundred and the
rate of pay increases to a max-
imum of $1 00 per hundred as
more and more fireflies are turn-
ed in. The 4-H Counca will get
ie of the money to be used for
4-H aolvitiee in Callcnvay County
and the 4-H Club member will
get the other hilt
Invitational GolfTournament Is Held
The women of the Callaway
County Country Club held its one
day Invitational Tournament Wed-
nesday, June 7. Seventy-nine ladies
were entered in the golf tournament.
Championship winners were Elea-
nor Griffin. Paducah, first; Mos7
Jane Harris, Paducah. second:Nancy Bushart, Fulton. third:
Evelyn Jones, low with 25. and EllaDiaon. second low with 27.
NOT NUDE, SIR
LONDON are —Linda Madill. 21,does not plan to swim the EnglishChannel nude. About this she wasquite definite.
"I'll be wearing a bathing cap,"the Australian blonde said illeadity.Plus a thin mat of oil and a pair
of goggles to protect her eyes.Originally Miss McGill planned
to cross the channel in a toplessswimsuit becauae, she said, the laMtime she tried the 22 mile swimrought water chafed herDate of the new try was not an-
nounced.
Poplar Spring VBSBegins On June 12
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Murray Legion TeamWins Over Paris
The Murray American LegionBaseball team defeated Paris 8-7in a hard fought contest played atParis.
Murray jumped off to an early4-0 lead on a run scoring doubleby Mickey Holland followed by a3 run homer by Jimmy Felts.
Paris came back with a four run.second inning, highlighted by athree run homer by pitcher PhilDotson
Murray scored another run inthe fourth inning on a walk toBurton Young. who then stole
second, and was singled home by
Bobby Campbell
Paris took the lead in the bottom
of the fifth with two unearned runs,
but Murray Lied the game in the
seventh with a walk to Lynn Stria:.
nak A passed ball advanced Stranak
to second Steve West then singled,
bringing in Stranak
Murray scared the deciding run
in the ninth when Steve West got
on. on an error, and was advanced
to second on a fielder's choice
Mickey Holland then doubled West
home.
Murray will travel to Paris again
Friday night for one game begin-
ning at 7 00 pm
Murray 040 100 101 7 8 2
Paris 040 020 000 6 7 4
Stalls, Stranak Sthi, iw and
Campbell Dotson qa and Neese X)
213 Pelts. Holland 2i, B. Young
and C. JonesIf R Felts an?!- 'Dotson
Iresse-
PAGE THREE
Hospital Report
Census — Adults 77
Census — Nursery 2
Admissions, June 6, 1967
Mrs Ruby L. Todd, Rural Route
1, Lynn Grove: B. W. Darnell,
Rural Route 3, Murray; Mrs Lil-
ly T. Walker, Rural Rcute 2. Mur-
ray; Preston R. Taxon, 123 Monte
Vista Watsonville. Calif.; Mrs.
Captola Saxon, 203 South 16th.
Murray; Miss Jennifer Darnell,
Rural Route 2, Murray; Mrs. Nora
Sheriden. Rural Route 3. Puryear,
Tern; Mrs Betty L Chadwick,
Rural Route I. Dover, Tenn Ben-
nie Spann 509 Cheatriut. Murray:
Mrs Linda Lairipirans, 312 North
Main. Benton
Dismissals
Master Terry D Rule, Rural Rt.
2, Fareivinaton: Mrs. Mary Rich-
ardson, Hardin; Luther C Puckett.
Wing°, Carman Butler. Rural Rt
2. Murray: Wbodlard Carton, Rur-
al oRute 3. Puryear, Tenn.; Ray
Barrow, Rural Route 1, Purrallir.Tenn.; Master Mark Alan' Jack-
son, 1709 Miller Ave. Murray:
Mrs. Dorothy Lou Maness and
boy, Rural Route 1, Airrice Mrs. -
Carolyn Va'eatine and girl, Rural
Roitte I, Purvear, Tenn ; Mrs.
Reda Lou Hughes and boy, Rural
Route 2, Hazel.
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The western slopes of the Olympic
!Peninsula in Washingtoe State an-
nually record the hetivieet rainfall
Ill the United States—snore than
300 inches
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ANN'SIS A PLEASURE INSTEAD OF A TASK
STOKELY'S - No. 21 can
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Vacation Bible EiSchool will be
In progress next week June 12-1t
at Poplar Spring Baptist Church
School will began at 9:00 and beout at 12:00 Preparation Day willbe Friday June 9 at 900 sin All
children of the surrounding area
are invited. Agee few the School
are 3-17. There will be classes forall.The pastor. Jeri-ell White, and
Miss Ana PurcellHonored At ShowerAt Outland HomeThe !web' neer home of Mn.
Brent °Weird mg Me scene 01the mime-Anson; Mower given Inezzrap.... rneot to M.* Stephanie AmPurce.i. Jane 34ch uncle-elect aJames R Hese, on Tbureday. June1, at rota o'clock in the evezeng.Mrs Outland. Mrs Murney Tur-
ner, Mrs Kenneth Jackman, andMrs Cesarns L. lOnie were thsgraham lcus- tames for the coma-ion
Cc:e'er:rig the girt table overlaidMtn a snit e wzi„e:verweade-ag be_is was a brade club.The honoree aearxer a whey,
but sua trimmed in navy andvst see, opened her naany gala forate gueas to nes. Her hodeaantama corsage was of wine nagorchids The haatesses' weddinggilt was a tosser.Mrs. Aiwa B. Rose. mother-in-
law to be of the honoree, warepekl and lithe printed alk backMI her Isibeeses tft• green iseialshon orchid.Oomph a :taw dahlia were
presentml to the gnindmothers 01the grams-Meet, Mrs. oordse Fairand Mrs. Wal Rose.Rbreshinente of coffee open
heed ainclimobes. and 4:11701361 woreserved ham the beriallfulypointed dining main table over-lain with • state cutwort boshand ceseereo wan an arrangementof yellow snapdragons Henkel byyellow amities in salver candela-bra.Twersy-ftve peraons were pre-
sent or sets lofts.
ATITIATE'S FCKYTBOW TO TREAT IT.
U Ouris Iola alsmisuls sieubsde.ay a.* slur is 4 dare Islksloill Ade I IL'S
.41/ Ilbes you .1111ALigri ITexas. v.sittierskis sower! burl elmillo? Try 11. • ' • is
Tiregsra.. a...e it set sommurar. I pars florginga Chublim,7•••• b"dli ” "r7 S..tirpe Street, Murray.%Of me Simi Drug Complas.
SocialCalendar
Tlipraday. Sams
The South Marra) HomemakersClub will meet at Me Murray-CaLoway Coures Library at 1:30p.m
• • •
Moyer Home SceneOf Bridal ShowerFor Mrs. GrantMrs. Joe 'Waiter Grant, Jr., who I
was the keener Rebecca LouiseMoore before her marriage onMay 31, was meophmenterl with aovary broei shower at :he homeof Km Rocert Moyer on Thurs-day, Jtu-e 1. at seven-Chitty °bockAn tnie eveningThe gramme tiostelles ler Ms
abeam were M. Moyer andThe Wee fide Higne.makers rant. At kr-41P.
47•Jtio viaL Idea .he aty Part tor to. event the recent brideAZ nate am. and her menage. kgss. Ceau F.
• • • Moire. were premise wash cres-cent atom manages Of num Pemda-aes by Ilse himiesses.Games wane papal MHz the re-
cipient* at OM prates presessingens to lbe knanree *be laseropened her gills whooli twee &s-payed On ii00 bulletAn arnangement of mem MY
used on the coffee table and thenurele held irakien seating bells.The hosteases served a party
plate liss\sthe eighteen persone pre-
Woodmen Grove 136 mil haveZa d-riner roem.ng a the Wo-mack' Club House at 6:30 pm.
• • •
The Fl..nt Dacha Chords 114103vng meet at Itie absinth at amenpm.
• • •
Friday, Jame 9Mee Wean Harem MX pre-
bgr_pfano stelderalle In a re-*OM at the Murray' High Selbeiatirlitealum at 7:30 pm.
The Moral Murray HomemakeraClub w have a pAruck luncheonAL the Caey Park at Li am_
• • •
Monday. June LIThe .-, Plea-ant. Grove
Homene.aers Clubwi meet at theborne of tam Clinton Jones etasse PAL
• • •
The Suburban Homemakers ClubmeetU the home of Mrs.
Amass Whoaery as 130 p.m.• • •
PersonalsSexy, Utterbick of Aniar-
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there areno bugsin our mothproofing
[Sartnelartifird Master fel/droner
Mafia of fact we're so confidentof its offectreeneco, we guaran-tee ths tom service with ourSandono drycfecrung.As your Semitone C•rt:I.ird
%eater °rye:leaner. we're proud31 our reputation grid our wrort.Colors come to life. febocs febsofter. garments look holler andlost longer.Soo us for free guaranteed
How to Overdo•a Son's Proj ectBy Abigail Van Buren
-DEAR ABBY. Our local Cub
Scout puce tied a tenev.ouu deroyrace imam buy was 'emptiest tomake a 6-ince racing car ineu a▪ ot wood anti tour eineis. TheCglaathaa CS the grU,WcI. elpsaaltathal WM Mal Waal ImieY —out thslade Cure ae.autey re.iipused to memUse ears.On toe ctay of me rem. °nay one
kid snowed up with a car that lookedlike tie ixiuld have male it rumaeu.All the other cars looked like theyhad been designed and constructedaiDetroit It was a !twee. The child-ren sere oniy spectates's. I wel-come your oununents, and those oryour raiders.
YUK
end Mee Carol Teyror.Ma; Ereen tabae to wear from
her thaddleaU a Islay and beigeprug areas. Her another, Mrs. Luff2.1-tem, wore a tank vivo piecedress, Wade Igns Raymond Story.metes of the groom-e. wasseueeti in a green prwa &ea.• tw...atersses' Oat omega' wereof wade /41444041/1.
Mnrer wed Elven In After the honoree lad openedWas Laveeta Wenn. her ..seo gds, refreshments 01of Criarlee Steven ar1.1.1.ACkiii MU.. punch, and mints
SearV. on ThurddiO AM, 1. at sire served in a table coveredseven-ahlets o'clock in the "en' waits a state iinen °coin Slab ap-ing et the home of Mrs. Altrad pointineues being of crystal andThylor
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The gracious hogtesues lot the 'riven' Y-L‘e Pt-r,,,..S a ere pre-occasion sere Mrs. Carat Lomb sent or sent gins
MAR TUE: It's sad. Projectsthat eecoara:e lathers to speedmare thee with their grossing woesasp nee. Dist when a father Mawover the orogen and saimmite le esthe handiwork of AS ma be isgiven the bay • home be Aiwa-say.
Then It his sea gets In troublewith the law, this father la the Hoeto Cr". -Where have Ialways done so much
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DEAR ABBY In our anew wehavrabout 50 men and 50 woolenRecently a good looking Uttir chickof about 18 or 19 Joined our ratlikeShe ,eerns nice enutigh but shecorre te work every day in a mini-stun or a mutt-drew- And I doeaten !rad!Everyone agrees that she looks
real cute in these outfits, but doyou think tins is appropriate dressfor an office' How does one go aboutsetting some limits on rtlaaWayheallutes?
WORKS HEREDEAR WORKS: The office man-
ager should call In an efficiency ex-pert to calculate bow men, manhours are tost--bird-wetching"—and the cute little chick will be adead duck.
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DEAR ABBY My le-year-o/dR on is in Viet Nam with the mar-ines. The last five nights he washome he dated • girl (Ill all her
Mary) every night. He barely knewber and never dated her before thatI was aossasd to kern from hisfirst letter that he had ma Maryan engsganent ring. Mary is 111.Her mother consented to Ua/e. Herfather is deceased.I met Mary only once, briefly. at
the airport when I sae my son off.so In an effort to get to know herbetter and be more friendly, Iphoned her and Invited her and hermother to my home for dinner. Theydeclined. I called again, invitingthem for lunch—or dinner, which-ever' was more convenient. Theycouldn't make U. After five tries, Igave
Meanwhile my son wrote askingif I had gotten together with Maryyet. I wrote and told hun that I hadLOW five Una' but Mary 000.111111mithi it He must have wntten thisto Mary because she called up andsaid that my son was going to begone for 13 resaNse spit when begot back it unglid be .iglike monththe Us to "get teigstbeir"--end IMould quit bothering her. She wasvery rude. .
I ant ores( alt.' up a tree MaryIs wear,ng my suns engagement
tailed? I have ring. which I have never seen, andfor that hay." SA far as I know, their -engage-
ment" hasn't been officially an-nounced. What do you suggest I do?
PERPLEXEDDEAR PERPLEXED: Nethlag.
Deal call her. And don't write one"Lord about her to your ma. Marywands hostile. immature, sad ag-gressive. And as for your goo—yeashould know him better than I de.I wish this couple luck. They wUlseed it.
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wake winning deals on new Barracudas too! Stop in and
Wickliffe, Keetucty, nest of gov-ernment for Ballard County, is nearthe ate of Port Jefferson, GeorgeRogers Clark's outpost of westernoivanation established in 1780.
BIG BILL'S FORT
Hardinsburg. Kentucky, was es-tablished in 1780. It onginally wasa frontier fort built by CaptainWilliam Hardin, known to the In-
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TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
Of First Quality
CLOTHINGHuge storks from alio b to choose the she that fits yea bast, thecolor And pattern you bate, and the model beat for year band.Fair wring sumaler and early fall wear, bare are fine gammaawl wormed blonde, and wash 'a smog: tabrko of daces, sodeaten. Woe year 'round wear there are fine all woof OPMUIPMand sbariudans. At Sheer stook reduction prices the imams antruly seissaiiensl
ONE GROUP REG. TO 175.00
SUITS $1 900SAVE MORE THAN 790,,, ON THESE SUITS
RE6. TO $75.00 SUITSOur -finest clothing! First quality durable, shape hold-ing Micron and ivordeds. fine imported all wool tropi-cals and tine q itlity sear 'round worsteds. Truly a fineassortment of to ialitv clothing marked down for thisgreat sale.
$3800Buy Two Suits for '75.00 — Save 50( c
Men's Keg. le $35
SPORT COATS$17.50Reg $15.95
MEN'S SLACKS$10,
2 PAIRS $20
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SUITS$24 •00
Men's Reg. to $35
SPORT COATS$24.50
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SUITS$29.00
20'; and more reductions on all men's and boys' *raw hats,sport and drew' shirts, walking shorts, jackets, a-s, hens., andall accessorlem.
Factory Outlet Store51.9W. Main Street, Murray 211 S. 6th St.. Mayfield616 Broadway, Paducah 215 Main St., Fulton
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Legion TeamSweeps Paw'Dyer H'Town•Behind strung pitching by Stan
Key and Mickey Holland the Mur-ray American Legion Baseball teamdefeated HopkInsville 5-4 and 2-1In games played at Hopkinsvine lustpight.I The first game went 10 uuungsbefore Darrell Stalls doubled inLynn Stranak to give Murray thewin. Stan Key pitched a strongg•ne striking out and only al-lowing une earned run.In the Second game Mickey Hol-
land pitched Murray to victory,salting out 14 and allowing only 2hits.
Murray will travel to Paris, 'rum.Wednesday for a 6.30 game.
Petty AddsTo Points AsTop DriverDAYTONA 13EAcli, Fla. VI —
Richard Petty has picked oP le moreiluable points on James Hylton inthe race for top driver of the year.the National Association for SmockCar Auto Racing announced Tiles-day.
Petty. of Randltinan, N. C.. drovehis Plymouth to a third-place fin-ish in a ltil-nulie roue at aaheville.N. C., last weekend to raise hisgrand nanonal point total by 364to an Menai 20.133.*Petty is in seessid place on theup-to-date standings behind Plyi-ton, NABCAR's 1966 "rookie of theyear" from Inman. S. C.Hylton finished fourth t Ashe-
ville, picking up 362 points. He hasa total of 20,930 thanks to steadyhigh funnies in the first hall ofthe 1967 circuit. He has not yet wona race this year.The top 10 drivers:I Jame. Tylton. Inman, S. C.
70.930.
2. Richard Petty. Randleman, N
C 20.1.2
3. David Pearson. Spartansburg.8 C., 14.652
4. Bobby Allison. Huey-town. Ala..
14518.5. Jim Paschal. High Point, N. C.,
Lillian DunnPhyllis Adams
Men's HighLyman DixonJim Neale
Delmar BrewerJoe Hargrote
Vernon RaleyWomen 's High
Marilyn ParksBetty Riley
Berlene Brea eirPhyllis AdamsNell Markovrch
NowlingaBOWLING LEAGUE
Week of June 2, 1967Team w.Pour Wonders 11kuur Ha 8 7Amu Ife 8 8Pui. Busters 8 8Red Binds 7 9Lively Ones 8 11
Min's High Game (Scratch)Rudell Parks 215Joe liargruve 2.0Delmar Brewer
Men's High Game ABU')Rudell Parks 253Olean McCall= 235Stanley Hargrute 230
Men's High aeries (Scratch)Delmar Brewer 533Stanley Hare rove 526Jim Neale 612
Men's ugh Series MOLT)Stanley Hargrove 622Modell Parks 504Deniusr Brewer 587%omen's High Game (Scratch)
apex's Menem 3-0, 2:16 DM-Bultaruore Pakner 3-1 od Cab-
fornaa Clark 2-6, 4 Pm-Weeilitielton Oalemen 3-3 at New
York Vertainin 1-0, pm.Only games tiotteduled.
Felder* Gazes.
Cillnegn at Now York, night
W6a1inion at Beaton, nightGlevehind at Kaman City, 2, twt-
night
Beakencre at Minneada, night
Den-olt at Oalliforma, night.
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Cassius ClayStands FirmOn Induction
By STEPHEN MORROWUnited Press internationAl
CLEVELAND Sf9 — Ignoring the
arguments of fellow Negro athlete*,boxer Cassius Clay stood firm todayon his retinal to serve in the UnitedStates Army.
He will go on trial In two weeksIn federal court in Houiton.Former Cleveland fullback Jim-
my Brown, UCLA basketball starLew Alcindar, the Boston CelticsRill Russell and seven other athletesheld what Brown described as a"heated" discussion Sunday withClay about his position on the draft.Clay emerged Irons the meeting
to report "nothing new."-They know now rm completely
sincere," Clay said. "I actually be-lieve in the Muslim religion."
C/ay's final appeal for a draft de-ferment was on the grounds be wasa Black Muslim minister to whomboxing was only a hobby.
The World Boxing Amociationstripped Clay of his heavyweightcrown when he refined Inductionbut the 24-year-old boxer said:"I am still heavyweight 0118MPion
In the eyes of 90 per cent of the
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whites in this country, 100 per centof the Negroes and all of Aga, Af-rica and linrope.
(nab= Wide Skindleg'Just because one man may not
recognize me as champion mainsnothing when I have tbe beet of
Brown, who arranged the meet-ing said, "We beard his news andknow be lis completely suicere Its hisbeliefs"'Now he knows our feelings and
we kno whis, Alcindor said.
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At All', we nil coIyir—
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We remove the feather (back) to.,Ine,
and cover Ca* area with a tita layer of fat to protectthe meat.
Vie remove the excetis
Is all this trimming important to you? ,
Well, on an average five-rib roast,
we trim up to of eumess fat and bone.
At Rib Roast prices. thatkilittpl
One more thing. _We cut our Rib Roasts arlyboosibe tint five as.
All of this makes our RibRood
truly the "King of Roast.?' and a joy tocarvo.
Next time you buy a Rib Roast, think about these things.
And then think, shouldn't AAP be your store?
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THURSDAY — JUNE 8, 1967
COME TO WORSHIPAND REJOICE...
Oak Grove CiUll ITC ria nd1Preahytertan Church
Rev. Bill Bend, posterSunday School 10:00 amIdornIns Worship 11:00 am
Evening Worizip 7:00 p.m.
gejpiplie Support for ground forces In South Vietnam Is underway on this U.S. Navy
warship off the Hon Boo Peninsula. Gunner G. P. Douglas of Ashland. Wis., is ready to
Ore am Seaman J. A. Hummel of San Antonio, Tex., loads an 81nun mortar shell into the
gun, and beyond, Petty Officer J. Lindsay Jr. of NaUonal City, Calif. arm, anothcr
What's GoingOn Here?
Two changes in the Inottock im-port regulation have ban announ-ced by the Dnision at LivestockSanitation of the KenIMIRF Dolinf/1meta of Agriculture Meseding toDr. R. J. Henshaw, State Vellidnar-Ian, the changes concern Indemnitypayments on brucelhais reactorsand TB test requirements_
ENGINEER TO PREACHER-Mrs. Margaret Shaw congratu-lates her son Joseph on his new sob, preacher, for which hagave up a $.76 000-a-year General Motors engineering )ob.He graduated from Colgate-Rochester Divinity School and
now has • pastoral poet in Livonia. N.Y.
NOW ON SALERestaurant, cold drink, ice cream, to-
bacco, theatre and pool room licenses
are now on sale at the Clerk's office.
D. W. Shoemaker,
Calloway County,
Court Clerk
Union GroveChurch of Clain
J. L Ricks, minister
Sunday School 10:00
Worship Service 10 -50
Evening Service 6:30
Mid Week Bible StudyWednesday 7.00
lasuinuel MbalonaryBaptist Church
Barnett Ave.. Murray, Ky.
Bro. Thomas Fortner. pastor
Sunday School .... 10:00 amMorning Worship .... 11:00 am
TrninIng Union 6:30 p.m
Mettang Worship 7:30 pm
Wed. rveirangPrayer Service 7:00 p.m
Both changes are effective June1 Dr. Henahaw said as of thatdate, identmnity payments will nolonger be paid for brucellosis react-ors found in herds into which ille-gal entries have been is. Thismeans that If a fanner buys ani-mals which do not bays properhealth papers, be aimed collectpayments if they later Were to bereactors.
This whom" Dr. Henshaw said.
-Is being taken for two main mi-mes First cie all, we do not wish
to pay indemnity on animabi whichwere added to a herd without hav-ing met health requirements at the
start Second, we hope that his will
make farmers more aware of whatwe are trying to accomplish with
our health program."The other change in the Import
First and Third Sundays:Worship Service 9.45 am$ur.cleiy Sohool .. 10:45 am
Second and Fourth Sundays:Sunday School 10:00W ratup Service 11:00 an
Flint Baptist MuesliRey. VcInte Jelmesa, peeler
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Wonernp 11:00 am
Primer Meet Wed. 7:00 pm
Treanner Unice) . 1:30 pm
Beaning warshap 1:30 p.m.
!terns' Creek 111•0114 Miami
Rev. him Redden pastor
Ilandlay Wed 10 00 am
Mooing WORM*Ply -gine Word*/Wed MittTraining Union
Be On The Lookout For KUHN VARIETY STORE'S
O Before Breakfast Saleo Where Prices Make You Look Twice To Believe Them!
IT'S COMING SOON!!
Cleh's Camp Groundand 11:15 am.Oa 753-6909 or 753-6906 for Infor•
Metkediet Church
Rev. Jerry Lackey, Pastor
Irawt Sunday:Sunday School 10.00 am.
Becond Sunday:Sunday :School 10:00 a.mWordtdp Service 11:00 am
Third Sundry:Sunday Sohocd 10:00 am
Fourth Sunday:
Sunday School
9:46 amWorship Service
ILY.P. fluods.y 170::0046 pamin
(2nd and 4th Sundays)7th • Poplar Church et ChristBe.. Jay Lockhart, mhshiter
!unclogBible SchoolWorship Hour
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11:00 am 1:30 pm 7:00 pm 1:30 am-
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Morning Wane* 11 00 am
naming Vaion 7 00 pm
Eventne Worship 7 :50 pm
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'Sunday SchadMorning Worship
Treads. Unionpalms WaratipWedosudas
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FACTORY OUTLET
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MERIT EMPLOYEESAt
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Visit the FACTORY OUTLET STORE for all yourclothing needs. Bring your Merit IDENTIFICATIONCARD. It will entitle you to buy Merit made Suits,Sport Coats. Slacks and Topcoats at the same pricesyou have been paying at the factory.
Visit the FACTORY OUTLET STORE. Shoes, Cloth-ing, Furnishings at down-to-earth prices, every busi-ness day of the year.
WE HAVE ALTERATIONS SHOP, STAFFED BY COM-PETENT TAILORS. REASONABLE PRICES.
Evening Worship .... 6!00 DimWadoeadaoMidweek Bible Study 7:30 p.m.
Friandahip Church of Christ
Lake Riley, minister
Ellble Study 10:00 am.Preaching 11:00 am
ealper *springs Methodist C'hurcb
Johnson Easley. pastor
First SurxiaySunday Sanaa& 10:00 am.
amond Sundaylimbs Octiool 15:00 am.
Worship Ikeda 11:00 am.
rftrd SWOPSunday &boot . . . 11 :00 am.
Fourth Sundayworeedp Berries 2 9:46 am.
PIM Malbedist Church
VMS sad Maple Street
Raa, Miff. W. Barney. muster
Church School 9 45 am
Morning Wrwatilli * 46 and
10 50 am.Jr. Ar Sr. renovate& 6 30 pm
Evening Worship 00 pm.
Coldwater Chun* of MOM
Cabman Creeks', adelleter
Bah !Rudy ... 10:00 sint
Pram:Wag 11 MO a m.
Wad. Bible Study 7 00 pm
North Ptemant Grey.
Cumberland Presbyterian Char*Rev, Celle Barnett, pastor
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Chevrolet541 5'.
Lowest priced convertibles.Lowest priced hardtops.Lowest priced V8 models.(And that low price brIngs you a road-sore ride, Body by Fish•r quality, and atraditionally higher r•sale valve. You also get wider front and rear tread for greaterstability and handling, foam-cushioned s•ats, and extra f•nders inude theregular ones to h•lp inhibit rust. Most everything more isapensiv• tors gives you!)
See your Chevrolet dealer •during his Camaro Pacesetter
Impala Convertible-with most everything higher priced cars g,ve
Special buys on Camaro Sport Coupes and Convertiblesspecially equipped with 250-cubic-in, h Six, 155 hp • Deluxesteering wheel • Bumper guards, front and rear • Whitewalltires • Whoa covers • Wheel opening moldings • Stripingalong the oldie • Extra interior brightwork • And, at no extra
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FOR SALE
UMW OGLOCIPOT 2-ton au-con-ditioner. $95.00. Oall after 5 pm.,1111-IMS. J-9-C
YOU maned and slaved for wall to
Ct. Keep it new with
Lustre. Rent electric ahamp-oaaget.
ooer $1. Beans Hardware. J- 10-C
24-INCH HOTS Week tinnily lake,
Banana sent. prod condition. $16.00
Phone 763-4490, J-10-NC
NEW 3-BEDROOM MI eteettic
house in Keendand Subdivision.
Nice kitchen is buddy room,
two tale baths, carpeted living roomAnd entrance hall, utility, storage
room. double tarpon. Adeo central
Mat and aer-contenoning. Good
price on an eaceptionabby nice
house Cali 753-3900 J4-C
TWO 20-,INCH O.E. 3-14eed elec-
tric fans. Cedi 753-6014, after 5:00
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1966 MUSTANG. red with white
vinyl top, a-ire spinner hub caps.OBought new loudly. Must see to
'appreciate. Pick up paytnents. 'Can
763-691* J-9-C
$0 ACEIB FARM on blacktop. Like
new Uhree-bednxan brick home
with large Sachet, and bath, uni-
ty room. Deep woe, 56 acree clear-
ed genie rolling land. 20 acres
sowed in permanent pasture and
fenced for nada. Good outhwid-
• irigs A steal at S,200.00.$2
33 ACRES. 6-room house with
Stith AU Lendable knell land. Out-
buildings. beautiful die* lawn,
$16.000
8'. ACRES on blacktop. Excellent
investment! $2'605 00, esay terms.
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Concord, phone 4:16-5641 aueteme.
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SORRY SAL is now a merry gel.
She used !Rue Lustre rta and un-
lbulstery cleaner Rent electric
slant:neer $1. Hughes Pont Store.
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ONE YEAR OW registered Polled
eterelord buil. Phone 41/2-6469, or
402-6441. J-9-C
ELEVEN AORIKI about 6 mho out
on Highway 1.21 with nice 3-bed-
room stone home. AA basement,
garage attadhed, loge patio, nice
outetein ketchsto with large Tap-
pan stove, large Orem mom and'eying mem with fireplace, two
Meta, e-ecanc hewn good wed, al-
e° hen nice garage apartment for
rental. New /9 stall biota stock
barn, a 6stall vow lawn, workstew, good fences, race awn Sell-
EXTRA LARGE t bedroom brickan large lot with shade, bee denwith fireplace, central heat and
air, dining room. urteety, workshop
and garage, has 3 fun ceramic
tile bathe extra large bedrooms
with mil to wall carpet, pane,
clativeaelher, this is one cif the nic-
er homes in Milroy.
NICE 3 BEDRen061 BRICK cn
Parttime Drive, has faunly room,
ceramic tre beds, utility room,overhead storage. !Metairie heat,
norm windows and shoes. lots
of ince ,shrtiestis and flowers, pos-
sesaon with deed.
NICE 3 BEDROOM BRDnIC with
cent rai heat and tar condition,
entrance hall, den. study. 2 full
baths buskin range, large lot
well boated
3 BEDROOM BRICK on corner
of Ryan and 17th hots were,
fireplace, an condinoner, carpetin 'Avineri:um Worm windows and&sorb. 101014WhIgbe possession.
LARGE 3 BEDROOM BRICK on-
ly 1 year old, garage. den, Malty,
dinning room. carpet in living
room and bedrooms. patio, lota of
Menet and cabinets.
2 BEDROOM FRAME house lo-
aated at 801 Vine Street for $7500.
cash
2 BEDROOM FR-aME house on
N tleh Street with den whets can
be used for 3rd bedroom. $12.250
NICE 3 BEDROOM house on S
lhh Steen. eintric heat, wmclow
air oundltioner, dopes, a new roof
inimedtate possessioa.
A LARGE ROOMY 3 bedroom
WHAT elAs itAIPPlesiteRem n ,. e. an vit posillst trying
to be • enter in Perla. beaded then offered u taller a,4 bodl-
lbs
illeseellet" "isle ass li= 6.• !reads AmarkSwie elan-frdel the ale • a
la-b
d",illls inia er.theldarstiedenon 1% met
venters. Is-law of taelblerfOand RsrwdBousdoso de a private 'erre-tary. *sae be ill t • boos• revolver to u kakishis life to Oa ledWhim Dave de Mom mow
about the gun,, h• was told tohumor Mae aS
charism • • =ninthto
roudre, to farther
quarters to me de mareef. MeatiwItile. ba eta
Dion. Der* suleht ins toLeon Rome, a ma Illentaa.
After a a inns tows MatildeVogler. to leave the de VItiamenthouse. Davis learned that Paul .former tutor. Sidney Svott k tIle41himself over Anne de VillemontAnother mvmher of the. ramify.
Pail. grandmother. Madam• Cesira,told liavls she saw digester andruin fur him In the Tarot cards
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CHAPTER 10
ONE STRANGE aspect of
Anne de Villemonta rela-
tionship with the family was
that while she had little to do
with any member of It in the
house, she only left the house
on her evenings out In the com-
pany of Edmond and Ittneilde
Vol rs No othsr etcort ever
showed himself on the premien.
Another night- at Spinoseen
on ii Bernard its if this were
self-explanatort. Then seeing
hem my puzzlee expression that
It wasn't, he said, -Madame de
%enemata doesn't keep you in
touch, does she? Spinoaes is
that classy gambling Joint out
at Sant-Cloud. She drops a load
of money there once or twice a
menth-How do you know It isn't
the Vosiers who do the drop-
ping? Maybe Madame de Vele-
mont is just along for laughs."
"Well. V she le." said Ber-
nard, "she certainly likes to pay
plenty fortnena After an. Reno.I'm the one who brings her
the
checks to sign. Do you know
how much they add up to everymonth?"
"How much?"
"Oh,, only about a hundred
thousand francs or no. give or
take a few thousand. Not bad,
eh? And that's been going on
• couple of years now.
"Monsieur Claude asks you to
be his guest at dinner next Fri-
day. Charles Lesehenhaut will
be there and wants to meet you.
Dinner, no less. You are coming
up in the world. aren't you?"
"Maybe I am. Thank Mon-
:deur Claude for me and tell Me
I'll be present."
Afterward, when I should
have been reniteing at the news
that at last I vela going to meet
Leschenhatit, I found myself
Intrigute-su.,penSO at its beste` •!%41111
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Madame -de ViLlestoet's gaga- And the sole nephew of her
bltng fever. Fever? There was daughtez s. Try to remove him a
never an eager expectancy healthy distance from them aed
about her when she left the see what happens."
house with the Vomiters. Only a "Have you tried?"
sort of unhappy resignation, as "Once. I made arrangements,
It she were prepared for an in- to travel to London with Paul.
pected and necessary punish- but it was no use. We got as
inent at the hands of fortune. far as the airport, and there
But a punishment toy weal? were Claude and Edmond wan-
t had expected the dinner at Mg to bring us Melt." She
which I was to meet Charles shrugged helplessly. "Claude hal
Leschenhaut to be an Informal the right to do that. I had ••
little affair probably held in the breakdown after Sidney's death
de Conde apartment and was tucked away in a sans-
So. primed as it were for an tarium at Issy. The only Way I
Informal little dinner with the could get out was to put myself
maestro where Claude de Gonde in Claude's charge. Even then,
and Msdame Glabrtelh would be I might still be there if Peel
on hand te keep the converse'. hadn't carried on no wildly when
trona bail roiling. I was taken we were kept apart."
aback when F aid remarked the "So (list's how it is."
day before the dinner, Deilana "That's how It la" She sound
says you're going to Uncle ed as If .tust talking about It hoc i
Claude's grand party. Flow can exhausted her. "I might as wet
I watch with you, if you're go- be in prison as in this place
ing to be there?" except that I have Paul with me
"What grand party?" dtehe But If I could only get
"The one tomorrow night for
Monsieur Leachenhaut. Manues
going to be there, too, and even
Grandmother. Everybody will be
there."
I explained my concern about
the meeting tnith Leechenhaut
to Madame de Villemont.
"You dint have to be con-
cerned." ahe said. "No matter
how Paul described It, it's only
going to be an informal dinner.
I'm sure Leschenhaut will give
you his undivided attention at
it.""What makes you so sure,
Mitdatrie ?""Woman's Intuition, Re no,
There are times when I can be
fantastically intuitive."
"Did any one ever really
threaten to kidnap Paul?""No. But when you have
money, Isn't there always the
danger - ?"Not In France, so that's not
the answer I'm waiting for.
Let's try again. What la it thatkeeps you in such a state of
nerves?""All right, PH tell you." Her
voice hardened. "It's this house.
And now it's gotten to you the
way It did to me. It doesn't mat-
ter what it's like outside. in
here It's always Eleanore Castle
at midnight With the lent of
Hamlet's father venires the
parapet. Only here it's Sifts,
Scott's ghost that seems to do
the walking.""No," I said. "it isn't the
house. Tow coukl always leave
here.""How? Do you have any idea
What would happen if I tried to
riefilove Paul from this mu-
seum?""But nines lie's your wet -"
"He IRO happens to be 1110
eole grandson of Madam, ("sena
brooding over the disclonure of Montecristellani ,le Vinsiaont. ('to Br Coar,ner-f Tennevotre
From the Random House novel. Copyright C 19117 by
Stanley Ellin. Distributed by King Feature' Syndicate.
11,
"To w here ?"
"Back to the States God. how
1 dream of in I'd be outside
French jurisdiction. I could get
doctors and lawyers to clear upmy psychiatric record And
what it would mean to Paul to
be far away from here!"
"Why not?" I said.
"You nu h you it help us g
out of the country?"
"I might."•-ro New York? That's hoe
I've been imagining it No lug
gage, mat take a plane to Ni
York before anyone can find
about it. and rem a house that.under • different name New
York woad be the bent pine..
don't you think' It should be
earn to lose yourself there."
"1 said I might be able to ar-
range it First, I wee, to ute
the ghost of Sidney Scott to
"Not now," Anne said plead-ingly. "Its best for you not to
intate any more about it than
Pol4,45c-r1ght now When we're in
New York I'll tell yoti all the
red.""We?" I said. "Then you
want me to come along with
you?"There WWI more chance than
over now of Paul's stkidenly
walking into the room, but we
were again very close together,
her hands resting on my Moul-
ders."Mon chef," she maid gravely,
"I want vezy for you to
come along with on. Will you'?"
"I will.". • • •
Charles Leschennaut lived up
to all expeetatiens
"Your proteee?' he enel to
Cloud. de Gonde he we shook
benne
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brick veal study taut maid be oe-
evi for eah bedroom. 2 Webs, dia,dining zoom, carpet in living
storage room and carport, lot hassame nice shade trees
36 ACRE FARM with 4 bedroom
house, good well, tot:mica° barn,
1.25 acre tobaceo base, 6 acre corn
base a good buy at $12,750
92 AE FARM with good 7
mom house on hand sterface road
priced at $16,500.
ROBERTS REALTY, 505 West
Main Street, Murray, Kentucky,
Phone 763-1651 - Night Phone
753-3934.J-10-C
FENCE CHARGERS '.-ha,t keep
cattle in and need no inoulatkin.
Atom Charge are guaranteed for
2 years by rnanutii,sairer. Shoe-
maker Livestock Yard, Murray Ftt.
3. J-1L-C
TIMMY and TAMMY eight week
caMDsohstamis New Utter for
sale in July Well rnaraner pima
reedy for sale in August. CallU6-21'l, 00112Ite Lampe, J-10-P
MAYTAG iltrAEHEFt, wringer type,
like new only $45.00. TV an-
tenna, nearly new, $20.00. Mrs.
Fred McClure, 300 Woodlewn, Call
753-6044. 1-T-0
HOISTED/ MILK CONW3 and
:springer hers. Over 126 to
choose from. Thomas Larkin, Rt.
2, Centon, Ky, phone 653-6716. No
buanere on Sunday.
SCOTTIE - Terrier and who
knows? Mixed breed. 4 menthe
old puppy Extra special barthday
or "no reason" gift. $5.00. Call
753-2460 after 5 p.m J-14-NC
1961 PONTIAC Tetnpest. 8 cyl.
deluxe 4 dear, nylon tires, all
vinyl tightn eery. power eetenret.
eacc'eh sondikion, real good
asocesi oar $300. Greene Wilson,
7110411116. J-14-P
AUCTION SALE
ANTIQUEB! Tie Nance Sisters
home in New Concord, Ky. Set-
uray. June 10. 1967, 10:00 am
cat Olickr. 83121:1 sgned, all good,di ger.tk.nal Luster with prairie.
pertent and R S. Prus-
MO hloysi Worcester. Statiordeline,
ien. Len. •at eee 91 p.ece
la owe set In :,:tvro.y old French
lieve:ni, 11 cdps, Pruners. aises, hing.ng Ptes, b-w:s Old Par-
BALLPARK
le Tea liett. Hand painted. Dame
est, ponce& plates. dinner
more for W. Wang Ohms. lady's
pek, earl* and theta. Other Jew-
elry. Venda* Giam, sandwich.
Rahn ghee. aindval glees, old
amber glass. cabers. Water set in
grape paitiern. Panelled than&
cumpate Suter bowie, compotes
sugar and cream seen salts, vases,spoon holders, toothpick holders.
Cake standb, many more gams!Year braes coach lamps. kleible
top table (one of the oldest. One
condi-non . Lady's dent, rocking
chaos, four-drawer chest, wash
stand witri tower racers, desk withocok ine.ves, clrop-lea1 table, par-
or chair, other pones. No retai-
n-base nnenear)' French. Magma:
c.oce., Fame. Maher-of-Peen In-
lay. Gold homed inueur, cal pant-
ings, brass andirons, lamps, pict-
ure Inane. Peeeer, iron.howl and pacher sets. Jun Beam
whiskey loonies. PR. Pebbled Ma-
toile& Vases, large, rare. Paint-
ing ota purceian. gold-framed,Javely. Guns. Ito mono to uteri-eon! Come aon see. Sandwiches,°once and cold dr:nits on round.John B. ~Igo ,Atictioppy 1-T-• d,, ,juju u..1
HELP WANTED
AVON CALLING - teentonee
now open in Murray and Q111.11)-
W5,y County. Write Evelyn L
drown, Avon manager, Shady
Grove Retie, Marion, By. 2-10-C
rYRANIL) LIFE Laurance Com-
pany matte full or part-tone re-
prosenti-..ves Male or femae. Lib-eral comanussi...ns on both A. andH and Late Excedent rell•Weib,
salary positions open for qualdiedpersonnel. Par Intervian, replyis
Pod Otliee Dos asa. Hopitinevfile.Ky. J-9-0
istnaliGtski to mow emus dramaJune anti Juiy. Oad 763-11111110.
ARD Or THAXKS
Words oamniti newest our deep-est gratitude for the many acts
of kereMen ahown us during
tlIness and dearth of our beloved
*Venn rrather. We thank eaoh
'Ind ...very. one who had a pia
in any way to Sege% our bunion
In a time when it was met need-ed alai may God bless you IS
our prayerThe farnee of Mrs Oland C
Smith
NOTICE
NANCE BROS Pure Service. One
Sep car service. Mectiamic on duty.Fourth and Menne" Strest. tele-
phone 763-9161. Treaeure Chest
fitimms with each purchase. Double
Stamps Mph feil-up. 2-12-C
THE AURORA Restatinua with
private dining room, open 6 am.
close 10 pm. Good food, friendly
service. Local, tounst, and truck-
drtvers welcome. 2-9-C
SINGER SEW/NG Madtne Shop,
repair, rental, tatle,s and service,
18th and Meen. Phone 753-5323.
Open rights until 8 pen_ Monday
through Friday. TFC
LEON ORE
Is Now Operating
DILL ELECTRW
-Full Tiabe-
See hun for your electrical
p:oblems.
Ray% Phone 753-208$
Nights. Phone 753-5334
DILL ELM. TRIC
H-1-TC
ELDCTROLUX SALES At Service,
Bot 213, Murray. C. M. Sand-
ere, Patane 382-3176, Lyrinville, By,3-23-C
THOROUGHBRED Drive-In wee
be reamed June 6-10. Re-open Sun-
• el-479--.
S P E ('I A L !
Fresh Kentucky Lake
CATFISH IPANNE1110
All you can at $1 75
la -Order $1.25
Ciads order $ 75KENTUCKY LAKE LODGE
RESTAURANT
Li-Mile West Eggners Ferry
Bridge on Highway 68, in
Aurora, Ky.
J-10-C
ONE WHITE Peicingeee, ready forservice. Call 753-7767. 2-8-C
1163?060IR1-r. ITICAL
tesdet. can sanp.y as-
sanc re-aced ba_anoe on
am QuaLly Spinet Piano Write
tie arrange inspecCion, Joplin PO-
W On.. Joplin bin. J-10-C
FOR RENT
THE KNABAsSY Large two-bed-
room apartments. carpeted, Indly-
Mum; hest and air-ourklitioning.
Furnished or unfurnished. 106 So.
L3C2m St. Phone 753-7614.
VIAL ABLE for suzmner cray, tor-
=tad garage apartment. Suitable
a knz e perecn or a couple, N.
Pt Street Phone 753-273. J-6-P
AVAILABLE June 15, unfurnish-
ed, one side duplex, 1631 Farmer.
One bedrootri, living room ,dunatte,kitehen. stecage and bath. Private
drive, and carport Call alter 3:30,
4812-8174. J-8-C
FURNISHED DUPLEX apartment
one block from university. Eachapertenent has stove, refrigerator,
mune 3 beds. Avaakible for sum-
mer. John Pasco 763-2649. 3-8-C
EFFICIENCY Apartment. New air
concittonee. One mile South of
Unneteete, on South 16th Street
WilJintn Aparttnents, Phone 753-6860. 3-12-C
THE EMEASSy. large two-bed-
tOD m apse:manta, carpeted. mat-
v.auel neat and aar-condasonaig.
Fortuaned or unfurnished. 106 So.
12.11 St. Phone 753-7614. 2-14-C
NIL wANTED
Ts.d. PURCHASE AREA Economic
O. tartly Councel, inn. Padu-
cah. las an rallied-sic
open...4t,.r a Project. Director-
Job The peeson abetted
navy ...tasters Degree or equiv.:seta ,Ji eaperience; alai:id be tho-rotany fainistar wah professionaltype personnel przstrun training
and superman experience, muot
neve expertise in the area of J00
deVe:0100-tilL. This paation will
cover a four-county area. Amine,LAO/A may be obtained team the
Potolisae Areasegooneenic--Eipport-
unity Coated office located at,Court Soups, Mini Mot, room 10,
Mu- ..ettacky. Intereette and
screenate Will be he.4 at a laterdate 'ibis le an equai opportunityemployer.
1. HE PURCHASE AREA Economic
inppot Loney Council, Inc., Pause-
can, Kerroaky has an entnev-o,
openon tor a Job Suprzviaur,
peisoti shcadl have a noriege eau-
or toe Nino:Lent s/1 biditA-
grtatuaa isiat cede-ease; nuetul
have sestnaii nem antes in aith
OOi,'lau as cicaczsiry, pounib-
. alai opersaai..11 of inaciamery
used In &MUM, bacupaLcia; anouniiave easier.eisce ii tAJI,MA
,53 CoAkti taaaar thsisse.....oiclsi ea
perience, and be a sa....taa 6••••••CO'
..• c 111.4sri
csher a tour-county aim.
appeceseens may be otatitined boo
renounse Area Roonignic Op-
poi ...they (-ounce allot located at‘toul:4, tikicAt, ream te, nerd noon
Murray. KeraaAcay. Ineernees &LIU
Was be nab at a laaet
OWL!. TOW An tA144+ UWit.-11.10
Cille4MU3 ef J -9- C
%,00....kri AO SalT s,L,A laay
esoften osp. ie.sat asenie week k..1••4
OilliALIA4a Lin 10 4 p.m. Phone
Etter .3.
WANTED TO BUY
WANIato: Used high chair, in
gc,od condition. Phone 753-2699,
J-8-C
WANTED: &end 500
memo-yea or Mo-Pod,
good condneun. Also girth bicycle,
20 mote with training wheels, 441-
1,433.
or 600 CC
must be in
10' x 45' TRAILER. Must be ingood coitda,iomi, Cad 753-2930 after4 pen Brandon DX. 3-9-C
WANT to buy 10' x 46' tnaher -mut be in good condition -
issiinencinalg, Coleman haernation-Litiai-lksersa, Sales. Pants,nuns Heinews at Keane Ser-
non Pius, lune Phone 642-4689.
3-9-P
aaratesiesesee balk* %Ill at
.ii amy nome or yours Call 763-
8096. J-10-C
MILWAUKEE
Mashers cal the Junk Walton
League at America, as well as the
'Ammo; base been inatoxi to attendtoe 4oth annual convention andconservation oonferawis of the
uask Walton League of neweeica.The meeting will be held July 12-15 at the Hotel ?urea, eblwaukee,
tinder a theme of "Conser-
ve...a lithealies-raey To Clean
diniuls are avail-
/me tram nefigiet useequarters at
.44 Wedlealleill BK, ialenview,
macaw omitBathing beagles at 15 Kentucky
State Parks are open.
Lifeguards are on day. OMIT thro-ugh labor Day. Use of the niece
and bathing area is free. There is
a 26-cent, clothes-crooking charge.
STATE DENTAL MOBILE UNITS
The Kentucky Department of
dealth has eight mobile dental heal-is winch melds dental ser-
vices for school children in areas
2-9-C without Maas saniesa
MUST BE A VERY
INTERESTING GAME
FI'VE SEEN SCARED OFHEIGHTS SINCE L WAS AKID. SCARY- KNOWIT'S FOOLISH... BUTCAN'T HELP IT...
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BUT I'LL SEND A STEADY SUPPLY OF -ER-
GOODIES BACK FROM TH' U.N..er AMBASSADORS,PEACE CORPSMEN, COMMUNIST AGENTS,
ANTI-COMMUNIST
AGENTS---
JUST HOLD ON TO ME,
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ir OR ASHAMEDOF...
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Play Therapy Helps Children ImproveGrades At Educational Diagnostic Center
By MAX JITVIIINGS
tailed Prma lalletlatienal
CHICTENICE, wps. et —child who can't saheb • ballthrown by a p!annate Nikki beanuaang to erati. bet In Intikit is no limitiont malierAsk e. Educational Diammatie
and Planning Center in Che•ienn•That one kikare Gould topoor trades M season seny-a ram-nonal problem*. even to dropp.ngout of abortThe 16 spessiallatle at the fed-
erialio-ftnanoed center — psycho-logligia, couneeors. eduosmon thee-talked sand others - krMotMa dB aneltnely simps thingas or physical monitnanosi memuse teg problems,The center is seving the Chey-
enne whooks now dgagnionng andpestling therapy for the studentsIke WM It_ The children be-ing barged have come fromage (rouge and from a 11.3Clit.
and eccJIIOUSIC leveesThe acting armee of the cen-
tre. George Storey. reniembers oneboy in partaeuSir Mao was bee-
sITIOUS problems in school'Re was quite kagaired as far
as ocdrilmatmo ma concerned.'Storey said "Re had very Pear
w fh ,ti,dro. 01 WS
eau age Re was rins:Intly luck-ing ithhts on the plarmoorid be-
of his non-acicept•neethese vounts en
Tlie boy amply couldn't joinM the are with tra playitnat-,baossee he could not ccoapetowads theta.
"Re minted very much to part--olpate," Storey said. "Bin the be-basset he exhibited on the play-ground ably made the chi:drtr..1._s_ke tins more
• amomishar id the center. Tedagoeciller. remembers tadttng withthe bop
"In On eattesehnz smarms withwe he Wake doer. and cried.'Oineckier mid
The boy then was denied akinon a nexerotse pence AM to improve'itscoordmation sod h_s thiM.y tomrocapate in riatea'We mil axe our to Unit with
vess Storey avel -We fort thatprogressis very sLm We have
todlicat-sin right nos as to bowong It will mkt -They said already the boy iswpwaling to c "pa) se.mon..n *hick several yzain.ocei-, sthmeth:moor. didtctit.es are bru-nt* together -"Hes s -91 riff h111 .4
THE LEDGER a TIMES — MURRAY. KENTUCKY
•
THURSDAY — JUNE 8, 1967pet along with people." Gaseigkr
An educational aposisIst ighelping the boy in three satleet•oioubloe him at school.
"Scene of the theorists err be-benne that reeding. parteularty.his a pgerslad bane" Geacklited 'We're Locking many, maw
of thti ehddren we're waftingwith that have acsidenge pee-Maas Wao have these motor pro-blems — to irsth an extent' we
trer:ooli it as coincaidence "
At tents the coureseing andzes:Ing center finds itaelf work-ing &mast as much with theparenLs as alto the chddren them-selves
Perengs are asked to mane :for trnervters With the sta'metribea of the center, who a.not ssitniduced as d.7etors, or ni..-bici:z.aisa but as soneone tothen ohiol the parents go ()lerheir c!tl:'.'s test ix-res, and mi-d-Mal and perth...^:kreal histones
"We try to tad exa-x.y wire-toe parent ttenks the prate:cme." St:irey said The parent has10 approve of the pr,g-szn. and
dikte. not a --og:e parent hasrahlatd to go a o woh at'
The parents amo mgi return fortem eniteaeLng wheneser they'eft the need
Partieg a IR ModAren't Parties At All But Happy Happenings
Sy /OAR O'SULUVASIF Tot RE a member of the• miming set. don L dr. amor tossuig a party. Its pasat.Instead, hold a happeningNobody actually knows what
a happening is because say-ty....r4; goes just as long as Itsdifferent. The kickser" andki..kier the better, CC so saythe experts.
1111MATI1 HAPPENING! An offbeat buffet party. Table iscovered with newspapers that are e, Irefully taped together.Diablo arrive from and rett.rn to the kitchen in the drainer.
Head Way OutHold your happening In-
doors or out. A big recenthappening in Mew York's Cen-tral Park, for example, in-volved a bicycle party for thesmart 'let with elegant basketlunches for all Wheel out asimilar ides 1,-r your owncrowd cc schedule a Go F'y AKite Kick. a Skate BoardBash or an Anyone For Ten-rbs Turnout.
If Indoor entertaining ismore your 111 p acis,tiwise word. according to JoyTable Service stylists Is to setthe mood with a table that's
la mod. In short. feed yourguests with flair' This meansaboung duties, polished silverand sparkling glassvrare. 01course. But it also meanslights, bright*. op. pop and asluiety at Otheissplergyored dee-armholes.The SWIM MKTic example, do the buffet
bit d-ffertstly by bringing thedishes to the table stacked anthe drainer. What could bemore perfect --especially afterthe party when you can packthem back in the drainer andplace it in a sink hall of liquiddeterrent. Its savvy like thisthat makes ehshwraaking a joyArrange pop bottles on the
table ;n a star formation and,for the party center-piece derrustance, pick up a plasticdryer — the kind you clapclothes onto -and clip napkinsonto It instead.A tab le, loth ? How ordi-
nary' Make your own tablecovering — • patchwork of
A DIIWO-DO Is done in nightclub style by Joy Table Service. Guest. Mt down at table fortwo. The tables are actually vinyl-covered grocery cartons The "chairs" are also cutfrom cartons. A candle (tree Bohemian) Is in a wax covered soft drink bottle
newspaper clippings colorfulytaped together.Light It UpDash up to the attic and
dig out the Christmas treelights- - the wink-on-and-off-kind are tope -and add colorto the occasion.
It the event Is a Disco-Do,make it night-clubby in moodwith lowdown tables for twos.Where do you get them!' Atthe supermarket They're card-board cartons covered with
crazy patterned vinyl or pa-per. Seating for this blast Isi la Japanese- or cm the floor.
Other ways to make socialthings happen?
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