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Wascon said the apparent increase in the number of deputies was simply due to a change of classification. As for the money situation, he said there would be no deficit. "I've got a month and a half to go and plenty money. It's no problem," he said. This is just a picture of your State Farm family insurance, man.

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16, 1970 ly 15 mph when the accident occurred. Neighbors heard the boys screaming for help and a Berwick resident, Reed Breaux, picked up the injured youth, Reed then turned the boy over to Earl Hardy who brought him to Lakewood Hospital. Hardy said young Cherry was conscious and asked him repeatedly to put him down. Hardy said he held the boy enroute to the hospital and attempted to check the bleeding. According to Hardy, the injured youth was carried approximately 25-30 feet by the train.

Jerry and Terry are fourth-grade students at Berwick Elementary School. Nini said the accident was still under investigation today by his office and railroad officials. Fire Calls Morgan City Volunteer Firemen Friday answered an emergency call at Dechary's Jewelers on Front taking Glenda Sons from a shrimp boat with a foot injury. Volunteers also answered an emergency call Friday evening at 2322 Tupelo St. taking Sidney Percle to Lakewood Hospital.

Friday night at about 10:30 volunteers answered a emergency call on Levee road, however the call was canceled. Saturday afternoon the M.C, Volunteers answered an emergency call to take Jerry Cherry to Lakewood Hospital after a train cut off his feet. The call was canceled when someone else took him to the hospital. Sunday morning the Volunteers took Rosie Smith to the Hospital from 409 Lawrence St. Sunday evening volunteers responded to a call at 305 Belanger St.

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(AP) A man whose body was discovered near Little Bayou Black was identified by police Sunday as Gabriel Cavalier, 45, of Donaldsonville. The man was apparently beaten to death and robbed, police said. Area law enforcement officials today joined with Terrebonne officials in a search for the driver of a 1969 Green Plymouth Fury Ill four -door in connection with the murder. Police said the automobile bore 1970 Louisiana license plates number 67 151 and had a dealer's identification mark, "Kee Kee Smith" on the left rear section of the trunk. Anyone with information on the car or its driver should contact the Morgan City Police Department.

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MILDRED LEWIS Mrs. Mildred Lewis, 46, a resident of Morgan City, died Friday at Charity Hospital in New Orleans following a long illness. Services for Mrs. Lewis will be held Tuesday at 2p.m. at Ephesian Baptist Church, with burial in Morgan City Cemetery.

A wake will be held from 9 to 12 tonight at Estelle's Funeral home. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Marian Carter, two sisters, Mrs. Vinie Mae Lewis and Mrs. Callie Steel, and a grandson, all of Morgan City.

Also, three brothers, Samuel Lewis of Houma and Milton and John Lewis of Morgan City. Arrangements by Estelle's Funeral Home. JULIE ANN WHITE Julie Ann White, day-anda-half daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thomas White III of Morgan City, died Sunday at Lakewood Hospital.

Religious services for her will be Monday a at 10 a.m. at McCleary Funeral Home with burial in Morgan City Cemetery. Besides the parents, survivors are a sister, Amy Restaurant Owner Details Damages In Accident Ben LaGrange, owner of the Kool King in Patterson, today detailed the estimated $5,000 in damages caused to the Patterson restaurant by an automobile accident last Monday afternoon. The total damages consist of $1,800 in damage to the building, and $3,200 in damage to equipment in the building. LaGrange also noted he is the owner of the restaurant, L.

W. Fonteneau is the operator of the establishment. Hattie A. Watts Menu November 16-20 Monday Spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered Mustard greens, chilled Apri- cots, hot buttered rolls, milk Tuesday Oven baked luncheon loaf, whipped potatoes, buttered greenbeans, fruit cup, enriched bread, milk. Wednesday Roast turkey with gravy and cranberry sauce, rice dressing, buttered english peas, pineapple upside down cake, milk.

Thursday-Seasoned white beans with sausage, rice, beet and onion ring salad, buttered cornbread, milk. Friday Fried fish with catsup, potato salad, buttered mixed greens, chilled peach slices, enriched bread, milk. The Bridge of Sighs is an enclosed footbridge in Venlice, Italy, built in the 16th century. The World Almanac says because the bridge connected got its name it the Doges' Palace with the state prison to which prisoners were taken after trial in the ducal palace. Scheherazade talked for 1,001 nights to keep her husband from killing her.

The sea cucumber uses its tentacles for feeding. Its mouth is at the center of the ring of tentacles. Lynn White; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thomas White Boston, and Mr.

and Mrs. Christian Jessen, Grand Calliou, and a great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary T. White, Boston. Arrangements by McCleary's Funeral Home.

MACK SAUNDERS BAGLEY Mac Saunders Bagley, 84, a native of Texas and a resident of Raceland died Sunday at the St. Mary Guest Home in Morgan City. The body will be sent from McCleary's Funeral home to Craley Funeral Home in Bettie, Texas. Time of services is unknown at present time. He is survived by two sons, George Bagley, Jacksonville and Harold Mack Bagley, Raceland; a daughter, Mrs.

Grace Myrick, Kenai, Alaska; six granchdildren, and six great-grandchildren. JOHN LYALL John Kenneth Lyall, 73, died Saturday at Lakewood Hospital following a lengthy illness. He was a retired boat captain and a longtime resident of Morgan City. Services for Mr. Lyall will be held at 10 a.m, today from Twin City Funeral Home, with interment in Morgan City Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Gast Lyall of Morgan City; three daughters, Mrs. Callan Alfred of Morgan City, Mrs. Paul Figel and Mrs. Cyril Drudul, both Pennsylvannia; two brothers, Arnold Lyall of Whitecastle, and Archie Lyall of Gibson; six sisters, Mrs.

Roland Thibodeaux of Bayou Boeuf, Mrs. Paul Bordeleben of Houma, Miss Thelma Lyall of Gibson, Mrs. Frank Sick of Gibson, Mrs. WJ. LeBlanc of Houma, Mrs.

Sherman Randall of Oregon, 10 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Arrangements are by Twin City Funeral Home, MRS. JOSEPHINE DRAGNA Mrs. Josephine Marino Dragna, 72, died Sunday at her residence following a lengthy illness. She was a longtime resident of Morgan City.

She was a member of the Ladies Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church and Catholic Daughters of America, Services for Mrs. Dragna will be held at 2 p.m. today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with Interment in Morgan City Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Gus Dragna of Morgan City, and a host of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a brother, Carlo Marino.

Arrangements are by Twin City Funeral Home. EMILE SIDNEY GASPAR Emile Sidney Gaspar, 73, a native and resident of Morgan City, died Friday in Lakewood Hospital following a long illness. He was a retired fisher- chap-et soothing antiseptic relief for CHAPPED LIPS WIND OR SUNBURNED LIPS FEVER BLISTERS, COLD SORES. IN THE GREEN TUBE CO GUARANTEES REFURO TO man and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the American Legion.

Services for Mr. Gaspar were held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Twin City Gospel Church in Berwick, with burial in Berwick Memorial Cemetery. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clothiel Blanchard of Berwick and Mrs.

Louise Lombas of Morgan City. Arrangements were by McCleary Funeral Home. MRS. OPHELIA VERDIN Mrs. Ophelia Victoria Verdin, 55, a native and resident of Berwick, died Sunday at Lakewood Hospital.

The body will lie in state at St. Stephen's Catholic Hall until services at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Berwick. Burial will be in Willowgrove Cemetery.

She is survived by her husband, Victor Verdin; two sons, Roy Verdin, New Orleans, and John Verdin, Chicago, two daughters, Cathy Verdin, Berwick, and Mrs. Shirley Broussard; New Orleans; two sisters, Mrs. Delia Verdin, Berwick, and Mrs. Nora Williams, Morgan City; two brothers, Delmas Dardar, Morgan City, and Horace Dardar Bayou Vista, and a grandchild. Arrangements by McCleary's Funeral Home.

EARL CHESTER WODE Earl Chester Wode, 54, a native of Collinsville and resident of Morgan City, died Sunday at Lakewood Hospital following a short illness. He was a welder for Mobil Oil Morgan City and vice president of Gladys Wode Secretarial Service, Coastal Answering Service, Medical Exchange Answering Service and Telephone and Radio Answering Services, Inc. The body will lie in state at the First Baptist Church of Morgan City from 8:30 a.m. Wednesday until religious services at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, to be conducted by the Rev.

C.G, Wells. Burlal will be in Morgan City Cemetery, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gladys Wode; adaughter, Mrs. Ruth Lee Harrison, Singapore; three sisters, Mrs. Bryce Agnew, Ramona, Mrs.

Kenneth Beason, Tulsa, and Mrs. Bob Gilbreath, Talala, two grandchildren, and his stepmother, Mrs. J.V. Cheairs, San Antonio, Tex. In lieu of flowers, friends may make donations to the First Baptist Church building fund.

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