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PAGE 8, The Daily Review, Morgan City, Wednesday, May 27, 1964 Maj. Hayes AN HOW Ik. Ml ft 1 a By BARBARA JOY Airman Cazes Has Finished Basic Training Airman James L. Cazes, son of Mrs. Myrtle L.

Cazes of Belle River 450, Morgan City, has completed the first phase of his Air Force basic military training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Tex. Airman Cazes, has been selected for technical training as a munitions specialist at the Air Training Command (ATC) school at Lo wry AFB, Colo. His new unit is part of the vast ATC system which' trains airmen and officers in the diverse skills required by the nation's aerospace force. The airman Is a graduate of Assumption High School in Napoleonville Last Rites In New Orleans For Mrs. Sylva Funeral services were held in New Orleans last Saturday for Mrs.

Delia Landry Sylva, mother of Mrs. Olize Mayon and Clarence Landry of Morgan City, who died in that city the previous Friday. She was 88, a native of Paincourt-ville and a resident of New Orleans for the past 45 years. Religious services were conducted at St. Louis Cathedral followed by interment in St.

Vincent de Paul Cemetery No. 3. In addition to Mrs. Mayon and Mr. Landry the deceased is survived by her husband, Leon Sylva, New Orleans; two other daughters, Mrs.

Noelia Blanchard, New Orleans, Mrs. Nola Hackard, Slidell; two other sons, Joseph Landry, Jul Tk JAMES JOHN FANGUE, center, is shown at Sunday night's event in Berwick when city officials honored him upon his resignation as City Clerk to enter private business. At left is newly appointed City Clerk WJ, Landry; at right is Mayor Ralph E. Guidry. Receives Decoration Maj.

Dale H. Hayes, 33, (left), whose wife, Berna-dine, lives at 714 Florence Morgan City, has received the first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal from Colonel William H. Blakefield, Secretary of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, during recent graduation ceremonies for the spring associate course at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Major Hayes received the award for meritorious service during his last assignment at Fort Hood, Tex.

The 18-week course which Major Hayes has just completed Is conducted twice each year at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, and is designed to prepare officers for duty as commanders and general staff officers of combat divisions or logistical commands. The major entered the Army in December 1950 and was last assigned at Fort Hood, Tex. fHAVE YOU CALLEdNS GASPARD AT FT. POLK Army Pvt.

Honore J. Gas-pard, son of Paul A. Gaspard, Morgan City, completed an eight-week armament maintenance course at Fort Polk, May 22. During the course Gaspard received instruction in the methods and systems of armament maintenance. HOME BUILDERS New Orleans, Lawrence Landry, St.

Martinville; 19 grandchildren, 39 greatgrandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Elmo Scadlock of Morgan City. FOR YOLR HOME YET? 395-2818 hard-working representative for us in Washington. Also, he probably could pull in the largest number of votes for the Republican party in this section than anyone else. However, he is in a dilemma it would mean relinquishing temporarily his editorial reins (he intends to keep the paper) and for a man like Bob, whose most powerful weapon is his pen it truly would be difficult.

I ran across something interesting the other day. It seems that a couple in the area have willed their bodies to the Louisiana Anatomical Board, following their deaths. The wife, who wishes to remain anonymous, told me that both she and her husband have strong feelings againlst public funerals and had been assured that everything would be handled with dignity. In addition, she pointed out that her husband suffered from a chronic condition which thus far has baffled doctors and he believed that he could help further scientific studies by willing his body to science. MUflHlDlfcfl CHEP Well, Chep's gone and politics In St.

Mary Parish Just, won't seem the same without him. He was always a winner here, regardless, and many of his supporters probably would have kept on voting for him as long as he kept running. About the best tribute a politician can receive is to have people work for him without pay or promise of jobs and it always was that way around here, which is why he always said that St. Mary parish was so especially dear to him. He was gallant in his defeats, never held a grudge and he encouraged his supporters to do the same thing.

Like all of us, he had his particular faults he was never on time and occasionally very stubborn. But he had the type of magnetic personality that made people like him for his few faults, rather than in spite of them. My own personal sorrow is for his grieving children, now motherless and fatherless and for Chep Morrison himself, who regardless of all the honors heaped upon him never was able to realize -his No. 1 ambition to be governor of this state. My own personal consolation is that some of the very things that defeated him here on earth his unwillingness to promise umpteen phony jobs, his loyalty to his church, his compassion for the Negroes all these things will now bring him the biggest victory of all in the hereafter eternal peace! POTPOURRI Our good friend, Bob Angers, who is editor and pub -Usher of the Franklin Banner Tribune, is in quite a dilemma these days.

In an unusual editorial Sunday, Bob asked his readers WE NEED LOTS AND WE WILL PAY CASH FOR THEM! CALL 395-2818 ELECTRIC CO-OPS COMMERCIAL UTILITIES REVENUE PER MILE OF LINE (FIGURES AS OF 1062) A Tiny Spark of Competition Keeps Your Power Bills Low Nationally, Electric Cooperatives gross only $460 per mile of lines, compared to $7,164 a mile on power company lines. In Louisiana, the four power companies enjoy 97 of the retail business plus 100 monopoly of wholesale power sales. Still, they are unhappy! WHEN MONOPOLY RULES BOTH THE MARKET AND SOURCE OF SUPPLY, YOU CANT TELL IF YOUR PRICE IS RIGHT. Non-profit Electric Co-ops provide the only spark of healthy competition the only "yardstick" in Louisiana to assure you of fair power rate. to help him make a decision.

Seems that members of the Third District Committee of the Republican Party have asked him to offer himself as a candidate for Congressman from this district. He went on to say that he is net seeking the office and has no illusions about his chances of winning in the event he did run. idea of being in Washington for a protracted period of time 'Is personally distasteful to me." Well, there's no doubt in my mind but that Bob would make an honest, sincere and is what the critics of Electric Co- That, in a nutshell, ops are unhappy about. South Louisiana Electric Co-op Houma, La. Member: Association of Louisiana Electric Cooperatives, Inc.

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