The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. [66], No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1973 Page: 1 of 12
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UABU coupon
HABU COUPON
IMU COUPON
JABLE COUPON
(ABLE COUPON
DRAGONS SCORCH PATRIOTS
TO THE TONE OF 47-26
PP& K Contest
Set Next Week
Miss Paducah
Pageant Set
October 13
Farmers Union
County Meet
Set Sept. 29
E
ort during the 1974
ng year. Feed grain
is a 1973 graduate of Paducah Finals will be held at the Super
High School and has enrolled in Bowl in Houston on January 13.
Lubbock Christian College as a Naturally, we hope some of our
Lubbock Christian College is
a fully accreanted senior col-
lege offering liberal arts and
pre-professional programs and
has a student body of 1100.
ship, said: “We’re looking for-
ward to a big local PP&K com-
petition in Paducah on Sept. 29.
I THIS COUPON
VAY FOOD STORES
Sept. 12
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
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Mrs. Crumpler are bookkeepers.
Both the Willis family and the
Crumplers are longtime Pad-
ucah residents and having been
Spark Offense
The fleet heels of speedster
LCC Enrollees
Fraun Luedtke, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luedtke,
e will be no prelim-
nent. Any payment
16 paid after March
4th Jamboree
To Kick Off At
8 P.M. Sept.22
(CLIP AND SAVE JAMBOREE
PROGRAM ON PAGE 7 )
ON
LIQUID
in effect for 1971 through 1973
crops.
Dave Willis and Freddie Crumpler, owners of Paducah
Hardware, with little Tavia Crumpler, in the Zenith TV
display area of the store.
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The Farmers Union County
Convention has been set Sat-
urday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m., in
the VFW Building, according to
Donald Smith, president.
Election of officers and se-
lection of delegates to the State
Convention in December will be
among the important items of
vusiness.
There will be a covered dish
supper with each family bring-
ing enough food for themselves
and others.
Smith urged all members of
the county organization to attend
if at all possible.
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freshman English major.
LaVona Harendt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Har-
endt of Paducah has also en-
rolled in LCC as a freshman
RICKY TURNER
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competition. And from there,
top winners go on up the lad-
der through District, Area, Div-
ision and National Final,” he
said.
repair with the assistance of
Jim Goundie. Mrs. Willis and
the game, as be caught passes
and galloped for pay dirt, on
jaunts of 24, 90, 60, and 72
yards. One 85 yard pass-run
TD to Wright, and 55 yarder
by Danny Garrett were called
back on penalties, which plag-
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States. The preliminary loan
rate may be adjusted downward
if world prices should decline.
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allfarms is limited
The Ford Dealer further
are reminded
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mne usual hour.
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On Monday, September 17,
registration will begin for the
1973 Punt, Pass and Kick Com-
petition in the showroom of
Paducah Motor Co., Inc. In
making the announcement, Jack
Powell,owner of the dealer-
“This year, the National
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The U.S. Department of Agri-
culture has announced changes
in food distribution program
regulations which permit the
use of Federally donated foods
in nutrition programs for the
elderly, funded under Title VII
of the Older Americans Act.
The recently announced rule
changes will permit nutrition
programs for the elderly to
TER SEPT. 19,19
Paducah PP&K winners will
make it all the way to the
finals.” Mr. Powell said.
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look at the flying feet of Wright,
I as he loped across the goal line
I for six points.
| Dragons led at halftime,
31 to 6, but the Patriots picked
up three TD’s in the last half,
while holding the Orange to two.
Jerry Pierson, a freshman
lineman, late in the third quar-
ter intercepted a pass in a sur-
prise play which drew applause
from the crowd, and stopped a
runaway touchdown by the
Patriots.
Coach Davis announced Head-
hunter awards this week went
to Carl Wright, who received
two, one for offensive play,
the 1973 edition, there are com- "6
petition tips by NFL stars . ’WIb ..g
Jerrel Wilson, Norm Snead,and A“a
Chester Marcol plus all-round . 9
suggestions from head coaches *0a..f ‘ - "s-
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AP” A set at 89 million
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any girl who would like to enter
may contact Mrs. Chewning. Staff At Rick’s Salon
Judges for the event will be
from out of town and there will Rick’s Style Shop announced
be entertainment provided. this week , the employment of
Local merchants sponsor Mrs. Wanda Liedtke, as licen-
entrants. A list of Miss Paducah
hopefuls and their sponsors will sed manicurist, now taking ap-
appear in The Post at a later pointments.
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LDe( Action.
’ {PROVISIONS
FRYER PARTj rains for 1974-1977
— — - ude corn, grain
Mrs. Liedtke , a native of
Cottle county, needs no intro-
duction. She is an August,
1973 graduate of Forty Oaks
Beauty School, and is eager
to serve you with the latest
in equipment and cosmetics.
She will specialize in oil man-
icuring, eye tebbing for the
latest in eye fashion, and spec-
ial for males, Marical Germain.
The staff at Rick’s invites
everyone to call or drop by for
an appointment.
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get the same foods which USDA Garrison and grandson
donates to charitable instit- Byron, spent the weekend re-
utions, but without regard to Cently at Ruidoso, N.M.
whether the elderly people ser- ______________________________
ved are needy. Returning home Saturday af-
The Nutrition Program for ternoon from a visit with her
the Elderly is administered by son and his wife , Mr. and
the U.S. Department of Health Mrs. Dewey G. P orter of
Education and Welfare (HEW) Amarillo, Mrs. Bunia Swisler,
in cooperation with state agen- accompanied by her grand-
cies on aging. The Food Dis- daughter, Mrs. Sherry McClen-
tribution Program is admin- don of Amarillo, left immed-
isteredby the USDA’s Food and iately to be at the bedside of
Nutrition Service (FNS). another son, Van C.“Joe”
The revised USDAregulations Porter who is receiving treat-
inplement amendments to the mentsvin a Dallas hospital for
Older American Act cont- an injury to his back. Mrs.
ained in Public Law 93-29 which McClendon returned to Am-
the President signed May 3, arillo Monday afternoon.
The Crossroads Jamboree making more than three
for September is all ready to touchdowns,; and one for defen-
go this Saturday night at Jam- sive play, making 8 tackles,
boree Hall, VFW Building, and Robbie Biddy, received two, for
everything has been set up for 14 tackles; Mikel Goundie, one
the biggest, best one yet! for 13 tackles; Nick Ramerez,
The new stage is ready, the one for 9 tackles; Ricky Turner,
new speaker system is ready one for 7 tackles; Jerry Wooley,
and is it ever a dandy one! The one for 1® tackles ; Allen
Paducah Jaycees donated three Luedtke, one for 10 tackles,
new stage floodlights and in- and Lindy Jordan, one for 7
stalled them this week and the tackles.
piano will be tuned Friday, so The entire offensive team re-
it looks like all we need now ceived the headhunter awards
is the audience. for making more than three
Jamboree regulars and some touchdowns. The little skull
new performers have prepared and crossbones emblems are
a real good show for you, we given as an incentive to make
think>and Judge Roy N. Parks, at least seven tackles or three
who will emcee this Saturday touchdowns, and may be affixed
night’s performance, has a to the helmet of the player,
ready humor and wit that will Coach Davis announced Tues,
keep you laughing. that one new player has joined
The program is about two the team. John Henry Walker,
hours long and if we are not a PHSjunior, came out this week
through, we promise to let you a PHS junior came out this
go on home anyway, if you’re week.
tired. —
' ued the Dragons all evening.
' . Garrett also picked up a
P- counter on a 70 yard pass run
W ' play, and went over from the
g, - ’ 7 on another rush. Wright
— * hl and Garrett took turns carrying
W L. the ball in for extra points.
Valley got on the scoreboard
first, when Brent Guest skipped
in from the 20, and Steve Eudy
kicked the extra. Only a couple
of minutes later, however, the
Dragons responded to the chal-
lange, and the Patriots got a
come in for the grand opening wu-—
and register for the new Zenith . 75
color TV to be given away. I 63
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Carl Wright, combined with
1 dandy passes by quarterback
g - v Steve Burns, gave some excit-
I - ' ' ing moments to Dragon fans last
3E Friday night, as 1116 Angry
gbbo Orange burned the Patriots-
from Valley High, 47-26.
ILg* • 'Wright was easily the star of
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Mr. Powell pointed out the 1/4
ucah at 2 p.m. Dr. Dale Paducah Band Boosters met PP&K throughout its six levels if R|
Lomlavernonsnsnandr.oromst lasteeoktoplan for ehe 1973- „4l
McIntyre, extension entomo- Returning officers, Joann need only have a parent or guar- . aa
logist from Lubbock will pre LObe, president; Doris Staggs, dian accompany them to the
sent the program. vice president; Bobbie Lee showroom to register.
The agent goes on to explain Holley, secretary; JoAnnDavis, “Our competition here will JERRY WOOLEY
that the specialists will cover treasurer and Flakadend Tid- have first, second and third Guard
the latest work and make var- , ..... ...
, . 1 . _ more, reporter, will serve out
lety and yield compansions for „ . ’ + ’
cotton, grain sorghums, guar Bosters met Randy Willis,
and small grains. Also insect new band director, who talked
gspno --------- I The annual Miss Paducah control on thesetcrops. about plans for the com tog year.
"Payment or may Pageant has been set Saturday, A tour of 6 cotton and 6 Assignments were made to
tahtaconserving Oc‘- 13 in the high school audi- grain sorghum varieties on the workers in the football con-
sft lossforgraz- torium, according to Mrs. Jack and Tommy IsbelUarm, cession stand. Sponsors to ride
U Of payment. Monte Belle Chewning, chair- will follow the meeting. An
modity loans will be man of the Pageant. excellent fertilizer demonstra- assigned °
® Trm’ssentire Sponsored each year by the tian will be viewed. A meeting at a later date
satioanparticipating Pythian Sisters of Paducah, McCarroll invites all inter, will be called to’make assign- passing and place kicking for I
ibetim rageloan the Pageant is a beauty show, ested persons to make the meet- ments for Junior Hieh football distance and points, just as the
n; $105 per bushel talent contest and personality ing and tour; Questions are games. name says. First place winners e
"v 2 per bushel display all in one. invited. ______________________________ in each age group in our comp- g,
and anl0f 8rain sor- Mrs. Chewning reports that __, । •
tjev-centsperbus- 56 high school gins have en- rroun Luedtke
L hesperabushel Wanda Liedtke Joins LaVona Harendt,
. . ... ---- So yall pack up the kids,,
place trophies for contestants maw and paw^andallof youcome
in each of the six age groups to the Jamboree this Saturday
or 18 trophies i n all,” said gg night, Sept. 22 at 8
Mr. Powell. "Increasing each f | ■■ I n>s gonna be a blast!
entrant’s chances of winning is " 1
the fact that youngsters compete gm
only against other in their own , kg
age group,” said the Ford 5 •e
Dealer.
“Of course there is no body
contact in PP&K. It’s punting,
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A ^^N^BE^gg^^ .. 'Y - THE PADUCAH POgT^R^DUCAH.COrrTLKCOUNTY.TEXAS 79248 THURSPAY^'SEPTEMBER 20,1973
Feed Grain Program
Murages All-Out Production
BACKGROUND- The Agri- K- The method for establish
culture and Consumer Prot- ing State, County, and Farm "
ection Act of 1973 provides for Allotments remains unchanged,
a four-year program for Up- The 90 percent planting pro-
land Cotton, Feed Grain , and vision and loss of allotment
Wheat. The major provisions are the same as under the 1973
of the Upland Cotton Program Act.
for the 1974 crop were an- L- The provisions of the law
d barley. nounced on August 27, accord- relatingtoestanlishingthepay-
11 will be not set- ing to LaWanda M. Sharp , ment yield for the farm are the
---- ' acting county executive officer, same as in the 1970 Act.
A- The National Base M- The new Act authorizes
Acreage Allotment is 11,000,000 transfers by lease, sale or
acres-for 1974. owner to non-allotment farms.
B- The re are no set-aside N- Producers may substitute
requirements for 1974 through any non-conserving crop (ex-
requirements for 1977. eluding market ing quota and
C- There are no conserving sugar crops) to protect the al-
base requirements for 1974 thr- lotment and may also protect
ough 1977. the alloment with a conserving
D- There will be no pre- crop used for hay or for graz-
liminary payments. Any pay- ing.
do not limit produc- ment due will be made after -------—
ly are used only to Jan. 1, 1975. Tnnl naAm
the acres for pay- E-Any program payments to VlV I PPI 03
payments are ap- be made will be based on the J ■ -- - "7
target price of 38 cents per ga"AA IA,
allotments instead Pound for 1974. If the aver- BPV C0S "di
ases will be estab- age market price received by -"5
174 by factoring es- farmers during the 1974 cal- IArA TuunerAw II I •
ERSEPT.19,19Eaunemoangheam herc ucSuay Hardware Chain
nigmvVGa factoring. The 1974 iency payment will be made. Mrs, Mary Essie Teel, 75, ■
L ‘ ments will be about F- The planting of cotton is a resident of Cottle County for E g — ge — g I E — ga
TjTnh if last year’s bases, still required in order to be 65 years, died at her home E 9% fj || fj 5 F1 ( | (
Trill be computed on eligible for payment, except for early Sunday, Sept. 16. Fm 4* E“ 5 1 B "" * “ “ "" 1 *
otment for 1974 ra- that the allotment acreage not Services were held at 2 p.m.
n 50 percent of the planted because of drought, Tuesday in the Church of Trustworthy tores, oper-
)73. Instructions for flood, other natural disaster, or Christ with Don Carroll, min- ating nationally with over . 0
farm com, grain condition beyond the control of ister, officiating. Burial was in retail outlets, added a new
farm corn, grain the producer is eligible for the Garden of Memories under store here, when Dave Wu is
and barley allot- payment. direction of Norris Funeral and Freddie Crumpler, of Pad
be issued later. g- A farm may quality for Home. ucah Hardware, announced that .
y a special payment 11 any part of Mrs. Tee) was born July 21, they and Amarillo Hardware Coactive in community projects
WAYFOOD STOREtpzicesare estab- uie augment was prevenced 1898,iWilliamsoncounty,Tex. mpany have signed a franchise ad organizations, are famiar
per bushel rates of from being planted or the farm She was a member of the agreement. to mos PeoPe.0 e .
_ rain sorghum ($2.34 does not produce 2/3 of the Church of Christ. “Quality is the trademark of They welcome the public to
3 □ □ S H U □ 0® “d $1.31 for barley. farm’s expected production Survivors include her hus- all Trustworthy Stores,” said
rates will be the because of drought, flood,other band, Walter Teel; three dau- Bob Cantrell, regional fran-
it the target price natural disaster or conditions ghters, Mrs. L.E. Wilson of Ev- chise manager for Amarillo
le larger of the loan beyond the producer’s control. erett, Was., Mrs. LloydA.Pet- Hardware Company . Trust-
is five-month nat- h- The 1973 Act limits the ersen of LeMars, Iowa, and Mrs. worthy Stores carry a good mix
“age price, is less than total payment to any one Clifton North of Tyler, Tex.; of hardware, house wares, and
price, except as person under one or more of two sons, W.C. of Tulia, Tex., farm and ranch products, as
[in subparagraph F, the annual programs for Upland and Billy Mac of Dallas; a well 35 the complete line of
ucers who, because of Cotton, Feed, Grain, and sister; Mrs. Dora Daniels of Zenith TV’s and Westinghouse
disaster, are pre- Wheat to $20,000. This limi- Quanah; 15 grandchildren and 15 appliances.
om planting their feed ation does not apply to loans, great-grandchildren. Paducah Hardware will have
VAY FOOD STORES taent to feed grains however, it does include noth the ----------------------------- its formal grand opening
ER SEPT io 1Q7 nonconserving frops, dificiency and special pay- Q, Tank Friday and Saturday, September
tK str 1. 19j 17 a crop yield of les ’ ments. -As n III 21 and 22, and invite everyone
,-2 the expected pro- I- A preliminary loan rate 1 --- Wl TF 1 — to stop in for free refreshments
-I .UJ1-1 Li U LJ Ld consider pH fnr of 25.26 cents per pound, ap- CA- peaug C)e‘ and special buys.
/ a special rate to plicable to middling one-inch OU l Iud., ZlOl Besides offering the full lines
r crop loss, Asim- upland cotton (micronaire 3.5 of merchandise, electrical sup-
sions applies to wheat, through 4.9) net weight, at av- Cottle and King Cunty plies, gardening , fishing and
farmers will have a field crops sports equipment, the new own-
meeting and tour on Friday, Sept ers offer appliance service and
According to L.M. McCarroll Band Boosters
J- The skip-row planting extension agent, the group will N-mAKeape
rules are unchanged form those meet in the courthouse in Pad- Nune VIIIen-
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