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wTnrf 1 Page elsThe West Carroll Gazette, Nov. 2, 196f i 1 i i Two-story homes show innovations SAMPLE BALLOT Primary Election for Nomination For Stale. District. Parish and Ward Officers Election November 4, 1967 i' tfOKOKr- stitutionalist platform? It wiU be fairly obvious by then. But was it obvious in Jan.

'64 that Goldwater would be nominated? AU right, if I were satisfied with the ticket and the platform, I'd pull out. George Wallace would probably make a better President than any during my lifetime but I don't mean to damn him with faint praise. Louisiana Farmer, Sept. 1967. Attend Church Sunday Straight Talk (Continued from page 3B) court are not sincere." Maybe you can't, but I can.

Sincere about" what? They're all as phony as Stalin's daughter, and all ought to be impeached. Ha-Ha. If you ran, when would you announce? Early next year. But how will you know by then whether the Republicans are going to nominate a real Conservative running on a Con fl JL XVX LdHPfc. Parish of West Carroll For Governor (Vote for One) Frank Joseph Ahern, 1 Cy D.

F. Courtney, 3 John J. McKeithen, 5 Rarick. 6 at Will A. Roswell Thompson, 8 For State Superintendent of Public Education CVote for One) William.

Joseph "Bill" Do3d, 11 Ned O. Touchstone, 12 Elect SST TEST The swept wing French prototype Concord, Angle-French SST lies on the. maze of test equipment at the Sud-Aviation factory at Toulouse, France, after completing a month's vibration tests. Electrically poised on supple platforms, the aircraft was put through tests recorded by 600 transducers to guard against flutter in flight. re For Commissioner of Insurance (Vote for One) Mo.

son will suffocate from breathing it for a long time. In addition to the narcotic effect, it is said that the product produces certain temporary changes in the voice. Dr. Hedmeg emphasized that the products, all of which contain the refrigerant fluorocarbon 12, are not harmful in normal use. They are dangerous if they are inhaled, he said.

"We hope no one else is foolish enough to try this stunt," Dr. Hedmeg said. "But if suffocation were to occur from inhaling the refrigerants of one of these products, the victim should be given mouth to mouth resuscitation immediately, and a physician should be called." Your Ward Three mm WT9 -c! 4. eTTT.x'TJirTcrkTc Vnrietv by elders as they watch Navy burned when he tipped over near Dien Khanh. There is a Broadway song entitled, "I ain't down yet," and it seems as though the citrus growers of Plaquemines parish have adopted this song as their theme.

You can believe me when I stated that these people do not know how to give up and that is a trait that I would like to see in more of our Louisiana farmers. Citrus, like other crops in our 7 HIPPIE GI Marine CpL Michael Wynn, 20, of Columbus, Ohio, seems to be trying to get a message across with a takeoff on a hippie slogan "make war not love" written on his helmet. Wynn is taking a breather near Da Nang, South Vietnam during Operation Ballistic Charge. 6 1 7 a Fll Appreciate Your Some of the most striking innovations in residential design are showing up in two-story homes. Modern timber engineering has played a key role in the advent of the ultra-modern two-story.

Aside from its stylishness and "zip," this form of construction also displays wood in the same pure essence as it grows in the forest. Popularity of the two-story home is just beginning to blossom in West Carroll. Two story post plan and-beam structures are enchanting examples. Primary elements of of this system are horizontal ceiling beams under a sweeping canopy of wood roof decking. The beam deck combination creates a ceiling over the first story and a comfortable walking surface for the story above.

The arrangement appears again at top roof level where it does double duty as second story ceiling and roof structure. According to the Southern Pine Association, the exposed structural lumber creates a delightful, feeling of the outdoors inside the house. Clean simplicity of design and multi purpose character of beams and roof decking make possible substantial savings in construction. First story ceiling and second story floor are one and the same: The exposed beam ceiling provides handsome decoration for challenge on their hands. For not only do they have to completely rebuild the crop, but in doing so, they have the opportunity to double its pre-Betsy size thus creating a multi-million dollar crop.

The citrus industry of mines parish had its beginnings in 1700, 20 years before the City of New Orleans was founded. One of the things that makes Louisiana's orange industry so widely known is the quality of oranges that the state produces. Regardless of where you go, you cannot find a better tasting orange than the ones produced, on the rich, fertile soil of Plaque-" mines parish. A few years ago a team of experts from LSU conducted a taste test of citrus fruit grown in Louisiana and several other states. Fifty three persons from a number of states were invited to do the sampling.

In stating a preference for various juices 34 of the 53 preferred the juice from the Louisiana oranges. The drive for quality does not end with the Louisiana orange, but includes every product in our state. You are assured the best when you buy Louisiana. CAMEL CORPS More Vote and Support And Repay You With Efficient Dedicated, Common-Sense Service." John W. Davidson, 13 Dudley A.

Guglielmo, 14 W. Spencer Myrick, 15 Jack Simpson, 16 Raymond E. Wingate, 17 For Stale Custodian of Voting Machines (Vote for One) Douglas Fowler, 18 Jerome A. Sauer, 19 For Member of Stale Central Committee from East Carroll Parish. 32nd Representative District (Vote for One) Eric L.

Armstrong, 20 Captan Jack Wyly, 21 For Senators. 4th Senatorial District CVote for Two) Jamar W. Adcock, 65 William D. "Billy" Brown, 66 John C. Ensminger, 67 Howard E.

Griffith, 68 W. E. Whetstone, 69 For Representative, 32nd Representative District (Vote for One) Albert Alexander, 80 Vail M. Delony, 81 Allen Haley, 82 Charles L. Vifring, 83 For Sheriff (Vote for One) J.

R. Butler, 115 W. E. "Gene" Capers, 116 Subscribe for The Gazette Dial 428-3207 Well Bill You 60- 5 rooms below and minimizes the need for artificial decor. Beams and wood decking are equally efficient as a floor, having a built in shock resistance that contributes to walking comfort.

Such structures afford ideal media for jointly utilizing the high strength and attractive appearance of pre shrunk Southern Pine framing lumber. The trend toward functional two story structures has been stimulated by the fact that real estate costs are high and lot sizes often limited. An extra story is frequently the only solution to space problems for "a large family. Latest teen-stunt can lead to death by breathing gas No cases of accidental injury or death resulting from the misuse of "glass chillers" have been reported to the Louisiana State Department of Health, but Dr. Andrew Hedmeg, state health officer, this week cautioned the public about their potential hazards.

A group of products, generally called "glass chillers," are designed to frost cocktail glasses and are sold in pressurized containers, Dr. Hedmeg said He said the Injury Control Program of the US Public Health Service has received reports of at least seven deaths attributed to the misuse of these products. In at least one case the spray was released directly into the individual's mouth, freezing the larynx, causing the airway to close, and resulting in death. Teenagers have filled balloons, plastic bags, or paper bags and inhaled the contents in order to get a narcotic effect, according to reports. Since the gas contains no life-supporting oxygen, a per- i for show than for anvttiine- HUBERT AND SPEEDY CASH MOST PROBABLY CAN SOLVE THOSE NAGGING MONEY John Wesley Smith, 117 Glen "Buddy Thompson, 118 rj -a -n -n PROBLEMS.

OFTEN A CONSOLIDATION LOAN CAN PAY OFF DEBTS AND LEAVE YOU MONEY EACH MONTH TO SPEND ON OTHER NEEDS. SEE HUBERT WHERE SPEEDY CASH SAYS "YES." REMEMBER OUR BUSINESS IS HELPING PEOPLE. mm hance co For Clerk of Court CVote for One) R. A. Brown, 119 Wilman Chatman, 120 Alfred L.

Rawls, 121 V. J. Scott, 122 For Assessor (Vote for One) Woodard Bardin, 123 Charlie F. Hankins, 124 W. E.

Huffman, 125 OAK GROVE 133 6 6-3- HUBERT ROLLINSON MANAGER E. MAIN ST. a mum of exoressions are registered corpsman administer to child kerosene lamp at his home ran FQU8 DAVE LPEARCE state, has been seriously hurt time and again by ole man weather. In 1951, the area played host to a harmful freeze which destroyed a large portion of the trees. However, the growers took the setback in stride and rebuilt the industry.

You could not count on both hands the number of hurricanes that have inflicted harmful damage to the citrus crop, the latest and most harmful being Hurricane Betsy, which destroyed between 90 and 95 per cent of the trees. But the people continue to say no no, we won't give up our citrus crop. The Plaquemines Parish Citrus Growers have organized and with the help of the parish government, headed up by Judge Leander Perez, are making plans to rebuild the crop. Under the current program, the parish commission council is footing half the cost covering the purchase of new citrus trees with the growers assuming the other half. Last year the area planted some 25,000 satsuma trees, thus bringing that variety's strength back to its pre-Betsy days and now the group is making plans to purchase and plant a large number of naval orange trees.

Selection of the trees has been placed in the hands of a committee, which includes the farm agent and a representative of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture. If things go well, three years from now Plaquemines parish growers will again be picking citrus fruit. Area farmers have a double Year HELP ELECT else, India's famed Camel Corps maneuvers near Jaipur. Still colorful, the Camel Corps is not such a factor in modern warfare as in days of yore. wmmsm mm f.

SANITARY! EXPERT! LOW COST! ML DIAL 428-2432 TOD East and For Police Juror (Ward One Vole for One) James A. Bush, 126 j-j James W. Copes, 127 (Ward Two Vote for One) Alton (Pete) Copes, 128 J. W. (Bill) Riley, 129 Bobby G.

Shelton, 130 Tillis Waits, 131 (Ward Three Vote for One) Roy McGlothin, 132 Joe Nagem, 133 p. Earl Peacock, 134 j-j Lonnie Richmond, 135 r-i Hursel Tyson, 136 (Ward Four Vole for Two) T. F. Berry, 137 p. Robert E.

Bradford, 138 James (Speck) Gregory, 139 Cecil Jones, 140 C. Harvey Richey, 141 HOGS and CATTLE that is! West Carroll (Parishes THE WEATHER IS ALWAYS RIGHT AT MAY'S LOCKER SERVING WEST CARROLL PARISH AND TRADE TERRITORY SINCE 1947 Givcyourself a BREAK! PLANT Vail has served as Representative of East Carroll Parish for the past twenty-eight years. During this time he has risen to the office of Speaker of the House. This is the first time a speaker has ever been elected from this area. He is always ready and willing- to lend any assistance to the parish of West Carroll and has on numerous occasions assisted West Carroll in obtaining certain benefits rightfully due them.

He has assisted us in getting certain roads, both gravel and blacktop. He has had close association with the West Carroll Police Jury and will continue to assist them in any way possible. He has assisted many families in getting needed medical care for their children. We know that it is his desire to continue to serve and help as many people in West Carroll Parish as is humanly possible. nomas, 142 CWard Five Vote for One) Eugene Dawson, 143 Ernest Hill, 144 Harold R.

Hodgkins, 145 E. A. McAlpin, 146 For Justira Tl (Ward Two Vole for One) Paul Gentry, 147 Asa Rutland, 148 Harry Spann, 149 (Ward Two Vote for One) T. J. Pnnlr 1 nrr Wi J- JJ A.

W. Patrick, 151 Member. Democratic Execulive Committee (Ward Two Vt William T. Black, 152 uiy F. Ragus, 153 Compliments of William D.

"Billy" You can enjoy fresh and cured meat the year around when you use the services of our modern locker plant. Simply rush the animal to our plant located 2l2 blocks south of Main street in Oak Grove and we'll process the meat to your specifications. We'll cure and smoke the hams, bacon and shoulders just the way you like them. Our prices are low, our work is expert. WE SLAUGHTER 6 DAYS A WEEK Why not pay your bills-especially when they bunch up at month's end -by mail, with checks? That way, you will have more "free time" that's really free.

We invite you to open your checking account this month! I WE WRAP FOR i FREEZERS i Co) (2) JJ Now In Our 21st W. HENRY MAY Owner-Manager (o) MO OKI THE VOTING fMCHNE (This Advt. Paid For By Delony's Friends in West Carroll Parish Kiley Thames, Chairman) MAY'S LOCKER PLANT OAK GROVE PHONE 428-2372 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. for Senator Paid fr by Wam D. Brown).