The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 125, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1971 Page: 1 of 8
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IN THE SEVENTY NINTH YEAR
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE
ENNIS. TEXAS 75119
Thursday, May 27, 1971
EIGHT PAGES—TEN CENTS
NO. 125
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By CASEY
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
* "Genius does what it must and
talent what it can.” Meredith.
*********
There’s a "Y" meeting tonight.
^ you’re at all interested, drop
in at the session, at CNB Com-
munity Room. You’ll find an in-
formative session there, begin-
ning at 7:30. . . Pose some ques-
tions, if you have them?
*********
TODAY'S CHUCKLES
An exasperated man abandon-
ed his car in a no parking zone,
and left this note: "I've circled
this block 20 times. I have an
urgent appointment and must
keep it or lose my job. Forgive
us our trespasses.”
Upon returning, he found this
note: "I've circled this block 20
years. If I don’t give you a tic-
ket I'll lose my job. Lead us not
into temptation.”
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Would you like to help with
Summer Baseball? From time to
time such community service
is needed, as doubtless most
folks are aware: If you’re a
MANPOWER SHORTAGE brings North Vietnamese women into many home front
duties, including firefighting, according to Sovfoto, official Soviet agency which
released this picture in the West.
Graduation of Class of
7 •
EHS, Friday Night
"dad" or other fan, let the aut-
"horities know that you’d like to Graduation exercises for the Harlin J. Dauphin, principal,
help—if you would. . . Sooner Class of ‘71, Ennis High Schocl EHS.
or later need for your services will be held at 8 p.m. Friday, Presentation of Diplomas—
quite likely will arise.
Tabernacle to
Hear Cook and
Richardson Sun.
ng Attitude Is I
6 R IAS
lopeful on Prisoner
Paris—Today’s Vietnam peace
talk session in Paris lasted five
hours. And it ended without the
Communist side’s hoped-for ac-
ceptance of arrangements for
the release of 570 sick and
wounded North Vietnam prison-
ers by South Vietnam. The South
Vietnamese negotiator placed on
the conference record Saigon’s
detailed proposals for the trans-
fer of prisoners, scheduled to
take place in the Tonkin Gulf
one week from tomorrow.
American and South Vietnam-
ese negotiators had been hoping
the unusually large prisoner
transfer might foreshadow a re-
laxation of the rigid enemy at-
titude on the question of pri-
soners. The Viet Cong indicated
that no such relaxation is likely
in the near future.
North Vietnam’s chief dele-
gate, Xuan Thuy, said today that
unless the United States sets a
date for its total and uncondi-
tional withdrawal from South
Vietnam, the Paris talks can
make no further progress.
Group From Ennis Fire Dept, al
1-Day School; Pres. Is Honored
"Maroon and White”—audi-
ence. .
May 28- at San Jacinto Auditor- Jimmie Donnell, president, Recessional — "March Proces-
ium. board of education. sional"—Grundman.
The completed program has t .. in. T H 1.99
been announced. Envisions Giant Pleasure Pack
Processional—"Grand Pro- 1 -- - -
cessional," Haddad. High School
band directed by Ivan Good-
Brother Mrs.
Estelle Sims
Taken by Death
Eugene W. Jones of Mesquite
brother of Mrs. Estelle Sims of
Ennis will be laid to rest Friday
morning at 11 a.m. in Laurel
Land Memorial Park. The serv-
ices will be in Laureland Me
morial Chapel.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lucy Jones, Mesquite; sons
Jack Jones, Dallas, Charles
Geneva—Four American Gov-
ernors called on the Internation-
al Committee of the Red Cross
today to express concern for A-
merican prisoners of war in
Southeast Asia. After a meeting
in Geneva, one of the governors.
Democrat John West of South
Carolina, said: "more is being
done than we expected."
The other governors are Re-
publican Deane Davis of Ver-
mont and Democrats Kenneth
Curtis of Maine and i trick Lu-
cey of Wisconsin. They repre-
sented the National governors’
conference.
Governor West said: "We
are convinced that the issue is
being handled by thorough pro-
fessionals with concern and com-
plete neutrality.”
Saigon—Thirty eight Ameri-
cans died in combat in the Indo-
china war last week. It was the
highest total in three weeks.
And the figure does not include
all of the 30 Americans killed in
three North Vietnamese shelling
attacks.
American and South Vietnam-
ese forces reported today killing
82 North Vietnamese and Viet
Cong in four clashes in the Nor-
them quarter of South Vietnam.
Some Americans were wounded
Jones, Bremerton, Wash., Don
Jones, Hawaii, Edward McCoy,
Dallas, Raymond McCoy, Irving,
Don McCoy, Mesquite daughters Six firemen from the Ennis as well as in this community. in a mortar attack on a camp
Mrs. Jimmy Lou Coy). Mrs Volunteer Fire Department. 2 The firemen attending the fire eleven miles: somt . . diet of 1h a
quite Mrs. Glenda Jenkins, tended a recent one-day fire school were Chief D. D. Day, buffer zone.
Mesquite, Mrs. Delores Yates, school at Richardson, which was Jerry Gothard, Joe Leaks, Ivory
“Dallas - Fort Worth is today Mesquite; brother—Ed Jones, hosted by Chief Richard Russell English, Jessie Mercado, John In Cambodia, North Vietna-
1 * ihiamnay Wilmer, sisters ,Mrs. Lucille of the Richardson Fire Depart- Ruffin. mese forces invaded the rubber
giant pleasure package — says in the nation not served by wa- Penivell, Lancaster, Mrs. Estel- ment. There were 25 fire depart- ._ h i asplantation town of Snuol and at-
Henry Stowers, outdoor editor terways. - le Sims,’ Ennis, Mrs. Z e 1 ma ments present for the fire school Each year 3 trophy lS Eten tacked four other South Viet-
of The Dallas News. aAs one primarily involved King ,Dallas, Mrs. Grace Ader- and 175 firemen, there were five for the fire department having namese positions around the
In a special article written for holt, Fort Worth, thirty-f i v e field projects—emergency and the most firemen present. It was town. It was the heaviest fight-
"Trinity Valley Progress” offi- with the recreational aspects of grandchildren. rescue besides the fire marshal won by University Park Fire ing in that area in three months,
at magazine of the Trinity Im- the Trinity waterway—I have —-----------— project. Department with 13 members
Future-—Scott provement Assn., Stowers looks skipp d__. importa thing Car Wash by is i pt p es , i i 3 ear 7 FIGHTS
will bring the morning and eve- Snedden. anead t the day when boat of all. That is low cost transport C i 1 P very proud of the recognition President Leaks has vowed TO WIN MAN"
8-----------------------Presentation of Special A- owners will & URsitnoplaces far soil conservation and wildlife Boyterer, ident, Joe Leaks, who was hon- Dept. will receive this award
STUART LUMPKINS____wards—Forrest Watsoninsuper and near on the nation's inland conservation Youth Saturday ored as an outstanding individu- next year to bring back to the
CONDITIONED IMPROVED Presentation of Lions C 1 u b waterways system of which the "Clean water for millions to Baylor Baptist youth will hold al and fire fighter in the school City of Ennis.___
Stuart Lumpkins, son in law Scholarship-W. D. Murff, presi- Trinity will be a part. drink and use in their homes in a car wash Saturday, at t he
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hark- dent Ennis Day Lions Club. “Fishermen, hunters, boat- where droughts have of- church, which will be a benefit
ins of this city, was taken home Presentation of Awards— ers, swimmers, picnickers and In the past created misery for the youths’ Glorieta Assem-
from Baylor Medical Center yes- -----— campers have been anxiously non past antage of h e blv trip.
terday-noon and is getting a- ALL-STARTS PLAYING w^hing-and hoping—as the waterway plan .For the Trinity Pickup 3 n d deliver service
long satisfactorily and will be AT DOME FRIDAY wheels grind so slowly on the Basin is home to over 20 per will be provided.__.____
Houston-The NBA All-Stars construction, Stow-rs ‘ cent of the state's residents,
play the A-B.A ALLStarsi alt the RivEoaters dreamof the d a y "The canal will be 200 f e e t HUMAN BONES
At the same time, players Lai ways mainstream reservoirs— bones found this morning on
has ry Brown of Denver, Larry Jones Lake Livingston This in an 89.- "You hear a lot from some Moser Valley Road just west of ciated Press has learned
agreed to have a team for the of Miami and Charley Scott of 000 acre : new lake 70 miles of our ecologists and Texas Highway 157 in north- Vice President Paul Richards of daushter, Mr
Ennis Church League and is Virginia say they aren’t playing north of Houston.” environmentalists that the canal east Fort Worth., the Braves has told third base- Dickson,
asking all those interested in in defiance of league owners. «An glers are also talking eroumentatsts uidcriassas Evans said the bones are be. man Clete Boyer he will be giv-
playing to come out next Mon- The three say they are playing happily over other lakes to be will damage the Ildern ss 300 lieved to be the remains of an en his release if he meets cer-
day night at church “to see if because the game will benefit built one 70 miies from P^^ oh Alonso Oklahoma City woman and her tain commitments. The commit-
we have enough to make a team the Whitney Young Foundation Dallas, the Tennessee Colony years ago when daughter who have been missing ments are not known. Richards
to race for the championship,” and the player’s pension fund, Reservoir. Work is already un-a wilderness But for eight years. - - and Boyer have been feuding
der way to greatly enlarge Lake I jaad no peoples Evans said they found the verbally since early in the week
Lavon. Another lake in the plan P P- bones on a tip. Boyer was quoted in a New York
will be near Oak Cliff, Grand “Even back in 1689 there were --------newspaper (The Post) as saying:
Prairie and Arlington—and will environmental problems. The HEROIN RISK "There shouldn’t be any place
be called Lakeview Lake.” Trinity and its tributaries were OF SERVICEMEN for a guy like Richards in base-
"There are more in the plan- plagued with floods, drougths, WASHINGTON (AP) The ball." And that Luman Harris
one we have waited 40 years to mosquitoes and disease along A iriceman in Viet- wouldn’t be managing t h e
see come to a reality. And not with savage Indians to mention duired running a Braves except that he is "one
only are the new reservoirs, but a few.E of becoming a of Richards pals.’ Richards was
a dozen of the ones we already h Trin greaterheroin than of VC Re quoted (in The Atlanta Constitu-
use heavily-are seen bycans ity Pperminiverettiaertea Tret, publican Congressman" "Robert ion (as replying - Torluich a
lers as providing more fishing should we want it done. But Steele of Connecticut made the lousy player Boyer dealt
activity: h w. we can use that river for even statement at a news conference 01 08-
1 "Straddling the Central of better things. That is what the in Connecticut with a report --------
ake^and Waterways will pro pioneer Trinity canal planners for the House foreign affairs MORE IMPORTS
| lakes andwate bad in mind." committee. WASHINGTON. (AP). -The
! hunting and till or course en- ----------------. r Commerce Department says im
cOnIrae sundress.'““',= Ennis Business Forms in Annual Meet ATAL TIANSO s*. is
ratory € Ennis Business Forms held $547,264 for 23c a share on since February 1969 that t h e
"There has long been a boom its annual meeting in Dallas to- sales of 10.9 million, Mr. Geh- flow of trade has been greater
in family camping ,and there is day and Company President rig said the decline in earnings coming in to the country than
no letup in sight. The waterway Leonard F. Gehrig indicated was due primarily to continued going out.
will provide thousands of miles that the company will prob- depressed economic conditions, rote-
of lake and waterway shoreline ably break even or show a small moves involving several plants VIC STASIUK
for camping picniking and profit in the first quarter end- and a strike at the company's PHILADELPHIA. (AP).
sightseeing. ing May 31, 1971. largest manufacturing facilities Head Coach Vic Stasiuk ha s
"Not only will the 363 mile Estimated sales for the first in Ennis. been fride by the Flyers of the
long waterway connect Fort quarter are in the range of The strike began April 21, NHL.
| Worth - Dallas and many other $10,000,000 including approxi- 1971, and the company is un----------
cities along the route with the mately $500,000 in sales of able to predict when settlement PLAN INCREASE
I Gulf of Mexico—it will also con- Storm Printing Corporation, an may be reached. The outlook DETROIT.—The nation’s an-
nect them with some 28, 0 0 0 Ennis subsidiary which w a s for the remainder of the year to producers have scheduled
miles of the nation’s waterways, purchased in July, 1970—and depends on economic conditions an eight and four-tenths p e r
For example — a small cruiser not yet contributing to t h e and the ability of the company cent production increase this
can one day go from Fort earnings. In the same period to solve certain operating prob- week. Production last week was
Worth or Dallas to New York last year the company earned lems, he said. low because of the rail strike.
win.
Invocation-—Dickson
Sunday the Tabernacle Bap- president, senior class,
tist Church pastor, the Rev. lenges of Today’s Youth.
Richard T. Moody will be en- Accepting One’s Risponsibili-
route to St. Louis to attend the +: T,Heniv
1lleS-Jd.CS neujy.
Southern Baptist Convention Applying One’s Knowledge-
and in his absence Minister of Ruth Rock
Education Burton Cook and
Youth Director Tim Richardson Facing One’s
Grad: in Trinity River in Years Ahead
The Trinity Multiple-Purpose City without a single portage.
Bain, Channel and the reservoirs of
Chal. the river basin will become one the largest metropolitan complex
says in the nation not served by wa-
JOE LEAKS
St. Andrew Scotland—Brit-
Y Meet Tonight
ain's Walker Cup team is fight-
ing to win the Amateur Golf
Classic in today's final round.
But two foursome victories by
Americans offset a hard fought
victory by British team members
Hugh Stuart and Roddy Carr.
. Steve Melnyk and Marvin Gil-
able to attend the wedding of
his daughter, Debbi and Terry
Neal, Saturday night at t h e
First Presbyterian Church.
Good attendance is expected vited to address the group, es defeated Charlie Green and
for the meeting tonight a 7:30 to Temporary Chairman V.
discuss the proposed YMCA for (Dick) Chitwood has urged
Ennis at CNB. Gary Cox, direc- interested to attend.
tor East Dalas Y—has been in---
C. Geoff Marks one-up.
all
Softball Team
For 1st Meth.
First Methodist Church
RICHARDS VS.
ROYER
HERE FROM BEAUMONT
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Renfro of
In the fourth match of the
morning, Americans Bill Camp-
bell and Tom Kite had to settle
for a tie.
So after morning matches, the
ATLANTA. (AP).—The Asso- Beaumont are spending a few overall score—with eight singl-
that days with their son-in-law and es to be played later in the day
Mrs. Jerry —is nine points for the U-S and
seven for the British.
SW Oral Medic
Group Selects
Dr. Smith Pres.
During the 101st annual ses-
sion of the Texas Dental Assn,
held recently at the Shamrock
Hotel, Houston, the Southwest-
, ern Society of Oral < Medicine '
elected Dr. Fred D. Smith of
Ennis as its president for the
year1971-72. M Sa
The Southwestern Society of psasile7
Oral Medicine is an allied group ioiiee
of the American Dental Assn. Balsewnbe
dedicated to the study of basic FPMAT
sciences as related to dentistry, barpsigsreis
Its membership is composed of p-sacdesnine
members from the Southwest- paniveteneoile
ern states, numbering approxi- 1
mately sixty dentists. A DR. FRED D. SMITH
WHAT A BIG MOUTH you have, Galaxy! Looking for
all the world like a mechanical monster enjoying a tid-
bit, an Air Force C-5 transport opens up to receive a
CH-47 Chinook helicopter at Olmsted Airport near
Harrisburg, Pa., for a flight to Cam Ranh Bay, South
Vietnam. The giant transport can carry three of the
choppers, at a time.
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Casebolt, Floyd W. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 125, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1971, newspaper, May 27, 1971; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1689787/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.