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ESTABLISHED 1797 15'Per Copy IN COUNTY $7.00 IN STATE $8.00 Georgetown, S.C. 29440 Thursday, May 8, 1975 Vol.179 No. 45 OUT OF STATE $9.00 • Involvement Urged ata*ataa.a.t..t...... _—.tata_BM.^HM|l^>Mra.^H.|.^.^H.^MMtor,r^M Bicentennial: Horry CutsOf • A Reckoning "The Bicentennial is a time of "We're all a part of reckoning for all of us," said Dr. something big and significant," Robert G. Hartje. "It's a time to Hartje stated. look at where we've been, what He emphasized the TEC Funding roads we've traveled, and what importance of America's to do with what we have." heritage saying, "History learned. Hartje spoke Monday night to becomes 'a tale , told by an By TOM DAVIS between the two counties. idiot, full of sound and fury, Editorial Correspondence The Horry County treasurer Membership on the area a small group of Georgetown first was contacted by TEC / * Countians interested in signifying nothing,' if we are not commission reflects this ratio aware of this larger The Horry County delegation officials for the remaining with Georgetown having three celebrating America's share of Horry's pledged Bicentennial. His was the first dimension." has directed that Horry funds members and Horry six. for operation of the Horry- financial support in mid-April, Under this traditional talk in a series on the American He explained that our and that request went Revolution Bicentennial to be heritage includes our natural Georgetown Technical formula, Georgetown County Education Center (TEC) be cut unacknowledged and was asked for $37,000 and Horry sponsored through 1983 by the resources, people, their crafts unanswered. A second request Rice Museum. and skills, history, as well as off for the remainder of the County for $74,000 as the local current fiscal year. from TEC officials two weeks share of a million dollar budget Hartje, who teaches at traditions. ASAP—The Georgetown County Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission ( later brought an answer from for 1974-75. The Horry County Wittenberg University in A request by the TEC center He stated that heritage is the Horry treasurer that the Supply Bill however provided Springfield, Ohio, attempted to (ADAC) has recently hired Patricia Clark (second from left) as the coor for Horry's remaining share of something "of which we are Horry funds could not be only $64,000, thus upsetting this / * describe what he felt were the dinator of the new Alcohol Safety Program (ASAP). Welcoming Miss Clark to the local budget, $16,000, has also a part." released since the county was formula. (Student tuition fees moods and goals of the Iher new position are Ed Callison (left), chairman of the ADAC board; Sharon been turned down by Horry "I'm just as excited about the being sued on a constitutional from the two counties far out Bicentennial celebration now County Treasurer, Robert people who drove the model T's Wood (third from left), ADAC acting director; and Rev. A.W. Holman (far challenge that its legislative noted contributions from both getting underway across the Grissom, who currently is right), vice chairman of the ADAC board. delegation-commissioner form counties.) country. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 hospitalized, The Times has of government denied equal This discrepency was noted ''The Bicentennial representation to its citizens. celebration rests on who we are by Georgetown County TEC Under such a form of and where we've been," he said representatives at a government, the county's as he spoke on Heritage, one commission meeting earlier legislative delegation controls aspect of the celebration. this year, and later they were Acting Drug Director Named county government, directing told the matter would be county officials as to policies to corrected to restore the i • be followed. Thus it would longstanding two to one ratio. Three Men The board of directors for the Mrs. Sharon Wood was appear highly unlikely that the With the Horry County decision Mrs. Wood has worked at the "One of her real strengths is Drug Abuse Agency in Horry County treasurer acted Georgetown County Alcohol and appointed last week as acting her experience," said Sharon Charleston. to shutoff remaining funding in commission since October of on his own without checking this fiscal year, a serious Drug Abuse Commission director of ADAC, which has its Wood, acting director of the Miss Clark will be coordinator last year in the position of case with the delegation before financial problem again faces Injured In (ADAC) announced this week office on Church Street. She was Georgetown County ADAC. of the ASAP activities in the referral counselor. cutting off TEC funds, the educational center of the the appointment of an acting appointed to the position after county which include the She received her Master's particularly as a fiscal year two counties and the financial director for the commission and the resignation of Carl W. Smith Aside from her college work. Alcohol Traffic Safety School degree in economics and winds down and state funding balance between the two Expl osion of a coordinator to head the new who has served as director Miss Clark has had work through which DUI first management at Pennsylvania has been depleted. counties now is askew. j Alcohol Safety Action Program since its inception in February experience as a counselor at offenders may obtain a • State University in 1966. She An effort by The Times to Three men were injured, (ASAP). 1974. taught there for eight years Franklin C. Fetter Substance provisional license. none seriously, when they contact the ailing Horry The TEC Center is running before moving to Georgetown treasurer for comment was out of money, because Horry were knocked down by the with her husband last year. pressurized fluid released unsuccessful. County funding is being denied Her husband, Dr. Gene W. The two county educational after it was pledged over a year when a high pressure Elderly Man Charged Wood, is a forest and wildlife Bids Opened For hydraulic line broke at institution of TEC has been ago and a budget prepared scientist at Belle W. Baruch encompassed by Horry politics accordingly. Georgetown Steel Corp. Research Institute of Clemson. Monday afternoon. since last September when the Ironically, a $2.5 million They have two sons, Joel and former director, Bill Dudley, building program that would General Foreman Gentry With Shooting Teen Andrew. County Buildings Terrill, Foreman Bill resigned to accept a position particularly solve critical 1 • Cameron and Joe Sawyer, ASAP, which has a goal of with State TEC in Columbia. housing problems at the Horry mechanic, all received An elderly Andrews man has The injured youth was reducing drunken driving on the Bids were opened Friday for jobs. Otto Arndt of Gill, Wilkins The state policy for selecting County campus of TEC near concussions and a variety of been charged with assault and injured as a result, Chief Morris state's highways, is a new the new Social Services building and Wood Architects opened the a new director calls for the Conway and which would contusions and abrasions battery of a high and said. program in Georgetown and extension to the County bids. State TEC office to screen all provide Georgetown County Countv with a separate building for while Cameron also received aggravated nature, according Hines, who is out on $5,000 - Courthouse with the applicants for a director's job The low bid for the Social facilities between Georgetown a compound fracture of the to Andrews Police Chief Wayne bond, is also charged with Patricia Clark of GreenviUe Georgetown County Council Services building of $258,039 and then submit the names of has been hired b tne ADAC and Andrews also hangs in left ankle. The three are Morris. discharging a firearm within y planning to make a final came from Baldwin three persons the screening board to head tne new committee deems most jeopardy. listed in satisfactory con The charges are in connection the city limits, Chief Morris Program decision at their monthly Construction of Myrtle Beach. dition at the Georgetown qualified for the position. This A huge addition to the Conway with a shooting incident April said. in the county. meeting this Tuesday. The highest bid was $298,822. Memorial Hospital. procedure resulted in three men campus of the TEC center could 30 in which a 14-year-old youth Some eight contractors made The low bid of $472,451 for the Bill Klopfer, director of In another incident, Arthur Miss Clark will graduate this being recommended who were be realized under the proposed was injured. Lee Miller, 28, has been charged month at South Carolina State bids on both buildings and also extension came from E.W. not from Horry or Georgetown Industrial Relations, offered a combined bid for both construction program that reported the cause of the The incident occurred about with statutory rape of an College with a degree in CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 County, and this immediately would entail 80 per cent federal broken hydraulic line has not Andrews juvenile, Chief Morris Sociology with a Social Welfare resulted in a logjam with Horry funding and 20 per cent 10 P.M. on Short Street at the minor. been determined yet. The home of Walter H. Hines, age reported. officials refusing to consider the Georgetown-Horry funding. A To achieve her professional State's nominees and released fluid, a mixture of about 75, Chief Morris reported. The charge is in connection Public Hearings Slated spinoff would be construction of objective of social work in the Georgetown representatives on water and oil, knocked all with an alleged incident April 16 a satellite center in Georgetown alcoholism treatment field, she the TEC commission calling for three to the ground much the in Andrews, the Police Chief County with shops and The Police Chief said that following State procedure. same way the water from a said. has studied with special classrooms so that TEC's fireman's hose would, said Hines allegedly shot out the emphasis on alcohol and drug At Andrews Town Hall The individual being pushed offerings can be brought home Klopfer. window of his home with a .22 Miller is being held in jail, training through monthly by the Horry County legislative in an accessible way to pistol in an effort to scare away Chief Morris reported seminars provided by the State Community development will tonight, both at the Town Hall. delegation has been termed residents of this county. No extensive damage to children who were playing on Wednesday. He said that bond Commission of Alcohol and machinery was reported. be the topic of two public The Georgetown County unqualified by the State TEC While this program could only the property. had not been set in the case. Drug Abuse. hearings to be held in Andrews Planning and Zoning Commission, and this was be realized two or three years in Commission will conduct the reaffirmed at a meeting of the the future the lead time of first meeting starting at 7:30 Horry-Georgetown TEC construction and red tape is just p.m. The object of the meeting Commission in April by three that long, a fearsome amount of is to discuss any further visiting State TEC officials. time that could jeopardize the Murrells Inlet Jetty Project development goals of the Horry County's refusal to entire $2.5 building program for county. Georgetown County has appropriate the remaining Horry and Georgetown County also submitted an application $16,000 of its 1974-75 share of is being expended. for $371,491 for surface water local funding for the TEC center Russian Roulette carries a * i * (* •*> drainage and this will be denies the long standing woefully high price tag, Scheduled For Discussion discussed also. agreement that funding particularly where the youth of The next public hearing between Georgetown and Horry a promising two county area beginning at 8:30 p.m. will County be on a one third-two are concerned and so in need of He also noted that the use of A jetty system and a "The parking area and the conducted by the Andrews third basis, roughly reflecting the educational offerings that recreation project proposed for access road required in any diked disposal area for the the population variance TEC provides in South Carolina. construction at Murrells Inlet connection with the fishing silty material to be dredged CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 will be the subject of a meeting walkway on the south jetty will from the upper channel would May 29, 7:30 P.M., at the require land that is presently probably create ideal breeding Murrells Inlet School. undeveloped," he added. grounds for mosquitoes. The meeting will be held by "Frequent inspections and City Planners Approve Construction of the actual spraying would be required if f * the Army Corps of Engineers, project at Murrells Inlet could Charleston District, to gather such an area is not to contribute begin in 1976 and be completed to the local production of these public input concerning the in mid 1978. improvement projects which mosquitoes," Wilson stated. Zoning Code Changes include a two-jetty system Much of the design of the The proposed improvements combined with periodic project will be determined by a for Murrells Inlet were dredging. model study being conducted at authorized by the United States The Georgetown City meeting relating to the zoning limited to 2,000 square feet in the Waterways Experiment Congress in 1971. The Corps of Planning and Zoning map. gross floor space. "Experience has shown that Station at Vicksburg, Engineers, Charleston District, Commission approved changes Both this month's and last The adoption of this change in it is not economically or Mississippi. has been assigned in the city zoning text that month's zoning proposals the R-6 district will physically feasible to maintain The channel' dredging and responsibility for the detailed would implement the combine to implement the automatically include it in the the channel by dredging alone," jetty construction should not engineering and design recommendations of the recommendations of the Land RMH-6 district. said Colonel Harry S. Wilson, cause significant necessary for construction. recently completed L»and Use Use Plan Update which was The changes in the R-« and Jr., District Engineer, in a environmental impacts, The purpose of the public MM'• II' CMMML Plan Update. completed earlier with the RMH-6 districts are < » notice recently. according to the notice. meeting set for May 29 is to The changes would merge R-6 technical assistance of Vismor, recommended because of These improvements would The material dredged from furnish information concerning (high density residential) McGill and Bell, Inc., city '' widespread non-conformance provide a stabilized channel of that part of the channel near the the planned improvements and districts and RMH-6 (mobile consulting engineers in with the provisions governing sufficient depth and width for ocean is suitable for beach to solicit the views of all home residential). Columbia. these districts," according to regular use by commercial and nourishment and would concerned regarding the A second set of recommended All these proposals will come Dan Vismor, consulting recreational fishing vessels, probably be used to renourish project. •LTtaaM KCMt MM changes would incorporate before a public hearing in June. engineer. according to the notice. the eroding beaches on either All interested parties are 0 architect's Russell Wright's They will then be turned over to A second group of changes Also, included in the side of the inlet. invited and urged to be present, plan for the Historical District City Council for action. incorporates the improvements is a recreational However, about 16 acres of Wilson stated. of Georgetown into the zoning The change concerning R-6 recommendations of Russell project. This project would marsh has been designated for Everyone will be given ordinance. districts would allow -tUITaM MUHM AMUC- Wright's plan for the consist of a fishing walkway on the disposal of material opportunity to express their MOUTHS l»T»TI> A third set of changes would convenient commercial preservation of the city's the south jetty with access road dredged from the upper part of views and furnish specific data allow residential uses in the establishments in this district, Historic District. and parking area. the channel. on matters relevant to the Core Commercial and General which have not been allowed These proposals would in Access to the fishing walkway "The use of this area would project. Commercial districts. before. effect divide the Historic would be through Huntington result in the permanent loss of Oral statements will be Another change would allow The commercial district into three areas: Beach State Park. this 16-acre marsh and its heard. However, for accuracy general commercial uses in the establishments allowed would Church Street, designated "The two jetties will attract contribution to estuarine of record all important facta Limited Industrial districts. be limited to grocery and drug development parcels, and the fish and the walkway planned productivity," Wilson stated. and statements should be All changes approved at stores, tailor and seamstress remainder of the district. for the south jetty will provide "To avoid this loss, an effort submitted in writing. Tuesday's meeting relate to the shops, laundromats, barber and Changes in the zoning map access to large numbers of will be made to acquire an Written statements may be zoning ordinance text Another beauty shops, and florist shops. proposed last month would fishermen without boats," upland disposal area," he handed in to the presiding group of changes were Also, these commercial change the boundaries of the stated Wilson. MURRELLS INLET added. officer at the meeting. approved at last month's establishments would be CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
c8rTteS)rA1 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May I, 1975 would serve as a guide for use in both districts. The fourth change concerning determining appropriateness In the Core Commercial the Limited Industrial district * '. fr and compliance in the district, however, such would allow general City Planners Approve development of these parcels. residential development would commercial uses within this A third set of changes would have te be accompanied by district. affect the Core Commercial and adequate off-street parking Vismor said that this change General Commercial districts. space. was recommended because of 0 • Zoning Code Changes Vismor cited the extent of the "high degree of mixed land The changes would allow residential development usage in the Limited Industrial architectural standards on the single and multi-family already within both districts as district, and further signs of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the basis for the change. Historical Buildings District to commercial establishments residential units as a permitted increasing transition." correspond to the map included along Church Street as are in the Russell Wright Historical imposed on the rest of the Preservation Plan. Historic district. One effect of the map change "The guidelines would allow 4 < is to include the south of Church more flexibility in the term Street in the Historical appropriateness for Church Buildings District. Street than within the Historical Though general commercial Buildings District," Vismor 3ntertorB % uses, as exist on Church Street, explained. have not been allowed in the However, the major proposed past in the Historical district, change would be to incorporate the terms of the Wright plan and Wright's recommendations into # 1 * the new ordinance would the ordinance regarding the provide for general commercial designated "potential Frances development parcels." WELCOMING COMMITTEE-A charming little welcoming committee uses on Church Street. Also, the changes would Wright's recommendations getting a recent group of travel counselors and writers from over several provide special regulation of 77 states and Canda.were these prettily costumed Front Street Kindergartners. properties, buildings and County Show from left these prettily costumed Front Street Kindergartners. Show parcels which Wright from left are Shannon Harper, Elizabeth Schuchs, Amy Pope, Sharon Poole designated as "potential Bids Opened Waff Paper & Paint Sefectfon and Julie Zack; top, 1 to r, Chris Tindall and Lori Freeman and bottom, 1 to r, development parcels" in the Millicent Clemons and Melanie Brown. Historic district. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Free Custom Made Draperies v i « The specific architectural and Jerdon of North Myrtle Beach. Free use specifications which Wright The high bid was $536,250. recommended for these 77 These two low bids combined Estimates Bedroom Ensembles Estimates I AAA Travel Counselors parcels would be incorporated are lower than any of the into the zoning ordinance. combined bids offered. The Expert Color Co-ordination The regulations for the lowest combined bid came from remainder of the Historic Baldwin Construction with Visit Historic Georgetown district would remain $737,826. Upholstering A recent visit to Georgetown, tour conducted by the Carolina representatives, Mrs. Leila unchanged. Arndt and County Council and its historic and hospitable Motor Club in conjunction with Marvin, executive secretary These changes would bring Chairman Al Schooler * * atmosphere left some 35 or S.C. Parks, Recreations and the Church Street area under discussed the bids Tuesday with and Syd Fraser, tour director. the possible alternative bids. 40 AAA travel counselors and Tourism Department, S.C. Miss Angela Cooper, "Miss the jurisdiction of the .interior* By Frances writers from a broad area of the Travel Counselors, Continental Architectural Review Board. However, no definite decision Sun-Fun" was also a guest for will be made until the matter is Eastern seaboard and Canada, Trailways and various the reception. However, Vismor said that 111 N. Rosemary Ave Phone 264-8738 delighted with what they heard chambers of commerce. the review board would not be brought before the entire Others included Al Schooler, County Council. and saw. County Council chairman and expected to impose as stringent They heard how welcome Georgetown Chamber Dennis T. Lawson, Rice they were during a reception directors and their wives Museum director. A film en hosted at the Georgetown present for the occasion were titled "Georgetown County...a Chamber office when they were Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Thomas, Jr., land of contrasts" was shown. lovely gifts for Mother ¥ » greeted by Mayor O.M. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore, The travel group was charm of this City. Mr. and Mrs. Tad Fogel plus ed by the greetings extended The occasion was the spring William R. Breeze and chamber by various Front Street Kin at low discount prices dergartners who were dressed in costumes of the "Old South". '(Mmm The guests commented upon Bicentennial Significant the courtesies extended here and remarked that the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 chance for creativity and children's welcome was most specials as about the people who fought expression," Hartje stated. refreshing. with Francis Marion," he said Southern hospitality during * • "The most amazing thing I the reception included coffee SAVE 8.04! Ladles' poly emphasizing that "ordinary have seen in the Bicentennial double knit pant suits people" created the American and iced drinks plus the celebration is the fantastic traditional "ham biscuits". heritage. things that people create." "These people struggled with During their stay, the Mother will love the smart, cool sleeve- travelers were conducted down less styles in textured poly stripe tops the depression, cleared the "It's a time for the artist," he with solid matching pants Bright colors wilderness. They are heroes said explaining that everyone Georgetown's historic trail and Sizes 16V4-24 I* every one," he said. possesses something he can were given a tour of the Rice He also spoke on the contribute. Museum by Lawson. principles behind American "The first thing you have to Reg. 18.00 9.96 # • government as part of the have is a base of heritage and heritage. "At no time had festival," Hartje explained SAVE to 3.55! Ladles' lovely human dignity' formed a basis turning to the third and last array of sleepwear for a government," he said aspect of the Bicentennial: Choose trom full length, waltz and 2-pc. speaking on the founding of the Horizon. perfect gift sleep coat a gown sets In pretty pastels country. "You can't celebrate without & bright shades. Sizes S. M. L. XL. He noted that American spirit," he said. "America for Mother Presidents and leaders have started (its Bicentennial) with Reg. to 5.00 2.44 been struggling through history spirit but a few things came to make this principle a reality. along and now the spirit is 0 « "They're all struggling with down," he added. SPECIAL! Ladles' cling-free slips this same thing: the dignity of He explained that the "few to delight her. the individual, no matter what things" included Watergate, Static-free Dupont Antron III slips with his background, race, or sex." Vietnam, and other problems. sheer lace or scalloped embroidery trim. "There is a need for "The question is 'Why White Sizes 32-44 in short & average dancing," Hartje said turning to rejoice?' 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A 54-pound striped bass, the guessed this one would go about complaining. He can feel fairly Snakes, their identification, said, and is based in the minds poisonous, Evans said. second largest freshwater 30 pounds until he had worked secure in the knowledge that on occurence and distribution, of most people on superstition As the expert, Bara explains striper ever caught, has been her back to the boat after a 15 .June 21, during the Derby folklore and superstitions, are rather than fact. the role of the snake in nature landed by Bruce Register of minute-long struggle. Awards Night Festival, he will the subject of "South Carolina Recognition of the poisonous and brings several live Florence, fishing out of Jack's "I told James to get the net the owner of a Shakespeare Wildlife Speaks" to be aired species native to the Palmetto specimens into the studio to Creek Marina in Lake Marion. ready but it took three swings to fishing boat and the recipient of Sunday, May 11 at 10:30 a.m. on State is explained by Mark Bara illustrate his points. Film and Register's catch was one get it around her. We were all a handsome trophy and the $50 all South Carolina Educational who is a district game biologist slides showing various native pound short of the world record pretty excited by then and real weekly cash prize his catch has Television Network stations with the South Carolina Wildlife snakes round out the program. established in the late 1950's by worried about losing her. It was netted him. throughout the state. and Marine Resources "South Carolina Wildlife NASCAR- racing great Tiny all we could do to get her in the There is evidence of larger The program is scheduled to Department, stationed at Speaks" is produced monthly Lund of Cross,-a 55 pounder- boat," Register said. stripers in the Santee-Cooper be repeated Saturday, May 17, Georgetown. Bara joins Evans by the South Carolina Wildlife caught in the Hatchery section Ironically, the striper fishing Lakes - an 85-pounder was at 6 p.m. in the studio as well as during a and Marine Resources of Lake Moultrie, the lower of presently is considered only found in a trap some years ago- "The purpose of the filmed snake hunt in the Department in cooperation with the two Santee-Cooper Lakes. fair because of the muddy water but if anglers want to take program," said producer John Lowcountry. the state educational television The big fish looks hard to beat moying down from the recent home such Derby awards they Evans, "is to put the snake into Bara is interested in her- network. in the Striped Bass Weight upstate rains and proof of that is should probably turn their A STUDY IN EXCELLENCE is the picture of Buffalo's Bob proper perspective." No other petology, the study of reptiles, Division of the 10 week-long 11th in the rest of the three men's attention to the largemouth McAdoo and Boston's Dave Cowens. The two NBA centers, creature on the earth, he added, and is very knowledgeable Classified Ads Annual World's Championship catch - just two other stripers bass and crappie weight both voted most valuable players in their league, led their is more maligned than the about South Carolina's many Landlocked Striped Bass weighing less than 7 pounds divisions. There, the com respective teams into the basketball playoffs. snake. But this shouldn't be, he snakes, poisonous and non- Bring Results Fishing Derby which began apiece. petition doesn't look quite as April 5 and will run through But Bruce Register isn't fierce, yet. June 15. Register was fishing with two other Florence anglers, James and David Maddox, in Dergan's Creek, a submerged creek bed Good Catches coursing the northern edge of I>ake Marion. Normally, cut herring is used in this area to lure stripers heading upstream Noted In Derby to spawn in the Congaree River, because the live herring will m become entangled in the Outstanding catches of Canal. numerous stumps and snags striped bass dominated the Guiles Moorer, Jr., of which abound there. The cut action in the third week of the Cameron , S.C, won the bait was not producing, 11th Annual World's Cham Largemouth Bass Division and however, so Register, tied on the pionship Landlocked Striped the $50 weekly award with his 10 live bait. Bass Fishing Derby. A 40 pound pound, 3 ounce catch. Moorer "She took a tight line with the striper was taken and another used a jelly worm in upper clicker on," he revealed, "and tagged fish in the "Special Marion's Low Fall region to net she started running hard. After Reward" category was caught. the winning lunker. Into the about 50 yards or so she started Hugh Lee Ingram of Biscoe, third week, Derby largemouth jumping like a largemouth bass N.C, boated the big striper category winners are averaging and I didn't expect that 22 pound while fishing with cut herring in just over 10% pounds. test Trilene to hold her in those the Santee River in upper Lake Rounding out the top bass Elegance In Decorating stumps, but she kept un Marion, and he said that at entries were Summerville, wrapping herself as she ran." times it was a near thing. S.C.'s Fred Gartenbush, 9 Accessories By Globe Register in seasons past had "By the time I got him in pounds, 12 ounces; Rewis caught a 20-pound striper and there were just three turns of Morris, Lewisville, N.C, 9 line left on the reel spool. pounds, 3 ounces; W.L. Davis, Several other big fish had Orangeburg, S.C, 9 pounds, lMs broken me off that day and I ounces; Ken Beck, Taylors, was down to about 75 to 100 S.C, 7 pounds, 11 ounces; and yards of line. When this fish hit, Wayne Inman, Georgetown, Our Entire Line Of Exclusive Designs it stripped line right down to the S.C, 7 pounds, 4 ounces. spool. I was so tired after Both J.D. Chandler of Olanta, playing it that I couldn't net it. I S.C, and J.T. Lewis of Is Handfinished And Plated had to hold it against the boat Florence, S.C, registered and finally drag it up by the crappie weighing 3 pounds, 5 gills." ounces but Chandler boated his With 24 K Gold For his efforts, Ingram wins on Tuesday, April 22, five days the $50 weekly cash award in before Lewis' catch so he was <9 • the Striper Division, plus a declared the winner of the $50 Whether You Skipper a Yacht trophy and certificate signed by weekly prize. Chandler was $ or a Dinghy... Governor James Edwards. trolling at the mouth of Potato Perfume Tray R . •*• SALE 4.99 The tagged striper was worth Creek in Lake Marion when he eg Boating Season is ap $100, although it weighed only hooked the winner. Later, Lewis $ proaching at long last! 2 pounds. Sam McChesney of fished Wyboo Creek, also on Perfume Tray R . »ir» SALE 5.99 lower Marion, for his catch. The eg Why take the chance. Insure North Augusta, S.C, was the 00 $ with us. lucky angler who caught the winner hit a 4%-inch Rebel. SALE wealthy fish in the Powerhouse The derby continues through Perfume Tray Reg. •12 6.99 region of Lake Moultrie. The June 15 and is open too all $ THRIFT cash prize was sponsored by properly licensed anglers. It is Jewel Box Reg. *9°° SALE 6,99 * « Flippo Atkins of Atkins' Lan free of any registration or entry Insurance ding Moncks Corner, S.C. fees. For a copy of derby rules, Another outstanding striper official weight stations, and a Agency catch gaines honorable mention map of the Santee-Cooper World Famous Highmarket - Fraser Sts. for Charlotte, N.C.'s Thomas J. Lakes, call or write: Santee- Ruper. He landed one going 29 Cooper Country, P.O. 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4 Also A large Selection Of Gowns, Robes & Slippers Cameron's Pharmacy 1101 Church Street Phone 546-5705 * o8-/osv-t" 4 THE GEORGETOWN Miss Hemingway Miss Matthews Honored At Guest At Drop-In Coffee Lingerie Shower Miss Melanie Anne Miss Patricia Rose Matthews Hemingway was honored with a was guest of honor at a lingerie drop-in coffee on Saturday, May shower on Wednesday, April 23, 3, at the home of Mrs. Henry at the Litchfield Beach Club. Dillard with Mrs. Delbert Hostesses for the pre-nuptial Howie, Mrs. John Blakeley, Jr., event were Miss Vicki and Mrs. Henry Wright co- McConnell and Miss Millie hosting. Driggers. An attractive daisy corsage A corsage of white miniature was presented to the honoree, carnations was presented to the complementing her melon bride-elect, complementing her colored party dress. pant suit ensemble. The bridal theme as well as Receiving the guests during the original beach motif was the appointed hours of ten and carried out in the party area. twelve were Mrs. Dillard, the The serving table was graced honoree and her mother, Mrs. with a variety of party dainties. Henry Edsel Hemingway. Many lovely gifts which had been placed around the In the entrance, honoree's chair were opened arrangements of spring flowers and admired. and magnolia were the Miss Matthews was predominant decorations and remembered by her hostesses were placed at various intervals with a lingerie set. throughout the party area. Mrs. Michael Anthony Jordan Miss Matthews, daughter of The serving table was Mr. and Mrs. William Elbert Miss Page Archer Lane appointed at one end with a Debra Lynn Cagle Matthews, Sr., will be married silver service and a silver to Mr. Stephen Lorenzo candelabrum holding an Truesdale, Jr. son of Mr. and Miss Lu Ann Ward To Wed Mr. John Philip Hodson epergne arrangement of multi Weds Anthony Jordan Mrs. Stephen Lorenzo colored spring flowers was Truesdale of Kershaw. The Engaged To Mr. Gerald David Cannon placed at the other. A variety of Miss Debra Lynn Cagle and The serving table was laid couple will be married on May August Wedding party foods further graced the Mr. Michael Anthony Jordan with a white linen cloth and was 24, at the First Baptist Church. table. were united in marriage in a appointed on either end with DROP-IN August Wedding lovely candlelight service on silver candlestick holding Miss Matthews was again Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wannamaker Lane of Friday, the second of May, at white burning tapers. Centering Miss Kathy Coutu poured honored with a drop-in at the Litchfield Beach announce the engagement of his the Kensington Church of the table was the three tiered Presbyterian Church parlor in Mr. and Mrs. Levy Bryant Ward announce the coffee during the social. Christ. wedding cake, which was iced engagement of their daughter, Miss Lu Ann Ward, daughter, Page Archer, to Mr. John Philip Hodson, Miss Hemingway was Kershaw. The Reverend Randall J. in shades of white and Hostesses for the event were to Mr. Gerald David Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Richard Montieth remembered by her hostesses delicately embossed with Hodson of Crediton, Devon, England. with a gift in china. Lawless performed the double Mrs. Henry Clyburn, Mrs. Calvin Carnell Cannon: ring ceremony at seven o'clock miniature pink roses. Topping Willie Clyburn. Mrs. Phillip Miss Lane, the daughter of the late Mrs. Elise in the evening. the cake was the traditional Baker, Mrs. Robert Parker, Miss Ward attended Winyah High School and was McLain Lane of Columbia,was graduated from A. Miss Hemingway will be The bride is the daughter of bride and groom. Mrs. Gene Baker and Mrs. graduated from Howard High School and the C. Flora High School in Columbia and is a senior at married to Mr. Barry Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Cagle of Mrs. Judy Bardon cut and William L. Hilton. Georgetown County Licensed Practical Nursing Chandler on the fourteenth of Georgetown. served the wedding cake. Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia. June. She is the daughter of Mr. A corsage of white carnations School. She is presently employed with the The groom is the son of Mrs. Another table, covered with a was presented to the honoree Mr. Hodson is a senior in the School of Forestry and Mrs. Henry Edsel Juanita Shaw of Jamestown and matching cloth was centered Georgetown County Memorial Hospital. Hemingway of Andrews. Mr. and corsages fashioned of white at the University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland. Mr. Joe F. Jordan of with a two tiered anniversary wedding bells were presented to Mr. Cannon attended Winyah High School and Chandler is the son of Mrs. Georgetown. cake. The cake was iced in The wedding has been planned for August 15 at Sherod Thomas Chandler and the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. was graduated from Howard High School. He is The traditional wedding white and decorated with All Saints, Waccamaw Episcopal Church at the late Mr. Chandler of Matthews and the groom elect's marches were used for the miniature pink flowers. Top presently serving in the United States Air Force Hemingway. mother, Mrs. Truesdale. Pawleys Island. processional and recessional of ping the cake were silver stationed at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter. the bridal party. wedding rings and the symbol Receiving the guests during The wedding has been planned for August 30, at for twenty-five years. Mrs. the appointed hours were the groom-elect's mother, the the Screven Baptist Church. Given in marriage by her Cagle was presented a dozed red roses in honor of the bride-elect's mother and the father, the bride chose for her bride-elect. NOWkA Good Tune To Make Your Selection For That Special Graduate (Jr June Bride FREE! 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Mfj Miss Sun-Fun Attends Apple Blossom Festival \lhdrews kudents Miss Angela Cooper Brings Home wraduate First Place Trophy For Strand f 1 1 W\ W" 3 u» Miss Angela Cooper of mt mM Andrews, the current "Miss l.ndrews area students '1 1 mi Sun-Fun" representing the hduating from Columbia m P Grand Strand, has just returned liege on Saturday, May 3 home laden with the spoils of Ire Charlotte Ozburn Mosser, f 1 I «7^m 0»W •*»•* *^**^*^"i™ success. lighter of Mr. and Mrs. John M wpifi^ I She was the "Strand's lOzburn, who graduated with representative at the 48th 1 B.A. degree in special Shenandoah Apple Blossom I .cation. Festival in which President Gerald Ford crowned his iMarcia Lynne lseman, — aSa%a»a* ti?P«WM THliTetMOStUM KaWiaiSKI HOUSE daughter, Susan, Queen just lughter of the Reverend and recenUy. Irs. Marvin L. lseman And the lovely girl who has laduated with a B A. degree made a place for herself in 1 Spanish and sociology. many communities during her reign, brought back to Myrtle Icathy Swinnie Bouknight, Beach a first place trophy liughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob accorded the float entered by Ivinnie graduated with a B.A. ON THE WAY-A group of tourists on their way to the Swamp Fox Players the Grand Strand in the parade j;gree in elementary and early up-coming production of "Southern Exposure" riding in Georgetown's tour at Winchester, Va. As "Miss liildhood education. train. Sun-Fun", she wore an aqua chiffon gown. Ilargaret Frierson Altman, lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Actually, Angela participated Ines T. Altman graduated Swamp Fox Players Feature in two parades during several ]h a B.A. degree in sociology. busy days in Virginia. J'irginia Lynn Ruffin, One was the Firemen's •lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Parade, the largest fire event in Inmy Ruffin graduated with a Tourists In New Presentation America and in which 277 units I A. degree in early childhood The Swamp Fox Player's Senator) day she resorts to knows, your next door neighbor were entered. She was lovely in lucation. latest production, "Southern many measures, one of which is may be the next tourist ap a white pants suit for this one. Exposure", will have featured the tourists. pearing on stage. Angela rode on the Stephens |rhese students were among several groups of "tourists" in Of course, when they do The play will run May 15 City fire truck, representing a graduating seniors who the play. appear, she simply pretends through 18 at the Winyah High city some six miles from lard Jo Graham Foster, North Throughout the play they will they're not there which adds to School Auditorium. Winchester. Trolina state legislator, wander in and out of the ante the already confusing cir Performances are at 8 p.m. In the main event parade, Bob bellum mansion which is the cumstances happening on each evening with a matinee Hope was the grand marshal Istinguished educator, and Sunday, May 18 at 3 p.m. and it was at the climax of this |i35 graduate of the college setting of the play. stage. A great many people (44 in Tickets may be purchased at parade that Susan Ford was ;liver the commencement The maiden lady who owns Irvings, the Fabrific Center in crowned by her dad. lldress at the 11:00 A.M. all) are appearing in cameo the house has fallen upon hard roles as tourists for this play. the Plaza, from members of the Special entertainment during Icercises. times and to keep things exactly Swamp Fox Players, or at the the affair included the royal as they were in Daddy's (the All are Georgetonians. Who door before each performance. command appearance of the Dr. R. Wright Spears, New Christy Minstrels, known resident and Dr. William W. for their performances along lutler, dean, officiated at the with Bob Hope, Danny Thomas, Togram, and Dr. William Vicky Carr and others. lackhouse, chairman of the Motherhood Is Loving Task Larry Brown and Joe |>ard of trustees, distributed Heismann of the Washington pbles. By Nancy Moore Thurmond Redskins added a note of sports glamour when they served as •Mrs. Patsy Whitaker, co-marshals for the parade. lumnae association president, No matter how we plan for shoulders. Motherhood un colors. Much of his time will be resented the graduates motherhood, we are never fortunately does not come spent in his crib, so why not BRINGING HOME THE TROPHY—Miss Angela Cooper, "Miss Sun theless unprepared for the Other guests included Suzy iumnae association provided with instructions. challenge his little eyes with O'Hara, 1975 WalfDisney Worm Fun", brought home a handsome trophy from the 1975 Shenandoah Apple Irtificates. tremendous responsibility When you bring your baby colorful mobiles which you can which is suddenly resting on our home from the hospital, awe make from construction paper, ambassador, Mickey Mouse, Blossom Festival in Winchester, Va. where her float won first place honors in and a sense of inadequacy fill a hanger, and string. Disney World's First Citizen, one of two parades in which she participated. you. Your wiggly little bundle is Stephanie Dowdy, Miss Virginia Let him see baby in the and the genial "Finger Lickin' helpless and completely mirror. This will help him to cut short the occasion has been the most wonderful also been invited to attend the dependent on you for survival. distinguish between himself and Good" Col. Sanders was also on hand. because of other commitments. experience of her life and the "Miss Shelby Pageant" on May You are suddenly expected to be his surroundings. Show your Angela said that the whole most wonderful thing that could 16 in Shelby, N. C. an expert on respiratory baby the things we all take for- On the final day, Angela occasion, the Firemen's parade happen to any girl. She has also been invited by ailments, gastroenterology, and granted such as a blade of attended a Mayor's luncheon at and the grand feature parade, "I just wish I was beginning the Georgetown Jaycees to be a colic. grass, the bark of a tree, a the George Washington Hotel rated as the fourth largest in the the year instead of just ending participant in the upcoming The job ahead of you seems smooth rock. Show him your hosted for mayors from all over United States, was a great it", she said. "Miss Georgetown Pageant immense. Your gift from smile. He is never too little to the United States. thrill. Angela may not be at the end since her hometown does not heaven is a little soul, a person see and sense your approval Bob Hope was a guest but had She said that the past year of her career because she has plan a competition this year. for you to nurture and love and love. through adulthood. Now you The most important sounds realize that the task of . your baby hears come from motherhood lasts a lifetime. you. Mom. He will enjoy Winyah Indigo Society Don't worry. Time has a way hearing songs, jingles, and of giving you experience and laughter from you, his daddy, stamina you never expected. All and the other loved ones around you can do is go to work. As him. Talk to him often, and Elects New Officers Proverbs 22:6 says, "Train up a before you know it, he will be child in the way he should go; chattering away to you. and when he is old, he will not Let your little angel have the The Winyah Indigo Society secretary and treasurer; and D. depart from it". experience of touching many elected officers at its 222nd L. Hinds, escheator. Spend your time wisely different things in his en annual meeting on Friday May iMcDuffie-Marlowe developing your baby's body vironment. Give him a kitchen 2. At the banquet following the and mind through his five cabinet drawer near the floor business meeting, the main Furniture Company senses. where he can explore with a The following persons were address was delivered by Dr. Your infant's world will few pots, pans, and plastic elected: R. L. Morrison, Jr., James Kane, Dean of the School "Let Us Feather Yew Neat Dewa With A Little Dewa" gradually come into focus. The utensils. He'll be grasping and president; C. W. Schneider, of Business Administration at more he sees, the more he will banging them in no time. senior warden; M. M. Thomas, the University of South want to see. Let him be junior warden; J. G. McKinney, Carolina. stimulated by bright, cheerful As you cuddle your baby, describe pleasant odors to him. Let him smell flowers, a mild cologne, a pie or cake right out of the oven. Stimulation of his| senses will stimulate his mind,! and this is the key to learning. Finally, don't forget to have «> fun with your offspring, newborn Mom. Telll the new LEISURE FOOTWEAR father that the baby won't, break. Relax and enjoy your little one. You will undoubtedly learn more from your baby than he will learn from you. After all, "of such is the kingdom of heaven". m\ m • »• auTHLTS Shinto AU 1ST We 've Got The Gifts To Beautifully Gift Make Her Happy Wrapped Mother's Day Rings Camelot Necklaces Bracelets Style No. 163-1163 $ Diamonds Koreve r youry : Watches J<0^ *% >MW What A Wonderful Way To Be When you want a fashion treat, when you want a dress Her Selected China, Silver Or Crystal that can go through the day both casually and elegantly. It is Forever Young's body beautiful crepe polyester. Donnie Embroidered over the hemline for an enchanting and point of interest credibility. Wear it with or without the string belt, for another way to appear. Dusty Pink, Dusty Green, Blue, Coral DARDEN'S INC. JEWELERS 10-20 14V4-24% 901 Front St. Phone 5464741 TOMLWSON'S DOWN TOWN GEORGETOWN THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 7 Cheerleaders Named Exhibit In D.C. $ At Winyah High Clothes Customes Change Winyah Senior High School of Mr. and Mrs. E.N. Roberson. has selected the cheerleaders to Others are Miss Paula Suiting the clothes horse serve during the 1975-1976 Taylor, daughter of Mr. and knickerbockers or knicers, prove a blessing; to restless never has been easy in the staged a mighty comeback. women who in their idleness school year. Mrs. Donald Taylor, Miss United States. The following young ladies Rushell Pearson, daughter of Said a fashion observer in 1898: have turned after the false gods At various times, the smart "Even bank presidents may be of suffrage." were chosen by secret ballot Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Pearson, set wouldn't be caught dead in made by the class officers, and Miss Amy Crutchfield, seen, though not in bank or trousers, colored shirts, or business hours, in breeches and A corset was worn with every student body officers, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.M. nightgowns, the National dress. From girlhood to death, faculty. Crutchfield. long stockings. The reign of Geographic Society says. trousers is already un most women went about their The new cheerleaders chosen dermined." daily activities encased in a are Miss Elizabeth Serving as alternates will be A current exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's brace entending from the hips Wannamaker, Head Miss Allison Coon, daughter of to "within a hand's bredth of the Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Coon, Jr., Museum of History and About the same time, a shirt Cheerleader, daughter of Mr. Technology in Washington, armpit." and Mrs. T.M. Wannamaker, and Miss Cindy Weathers, and collar indicated a man's daughter of Mrs. T. Weathers. D.C, shows how in 200 years social status. A white shirt Even the rural poor donned Miss Rhonda Altman, daughter Americans have progressed of Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Altman, These volunteered to compete signified affluence because of corsets as a holiday luxury, and were selected on the ability from scarce and ill-fitting the laundry costs involved. noted the social scientist Miss Linda Ruble, daughter of clothing in colonial times to Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Ruble, Miss of the following criteria: ability Colored shirts with soft, turned- Thorstein Veblen. to cheer, gracefullness, agility, unprecedented choice of quality down collars belonged to a blue Lisa Taylor, daughter of Dr. and style in dress. Many other types of un and Mrs. Harry Taylor and character, appearance and collar workman's world and derwear were considered af Miss Butler Roberson, daughter school spirit. were considered unacceptable fectations. As late as 1908, a Tailor-made breeches were for dress wear. the height of good taste in the judge in Chicago ruled that a Rockfellow Venters Announces Colonies. Only the "lower or nightgown was a luxury, not a ders" wore trousers. Some colored shirts, nowever, necessity. were approved for summer Names Of Honor Roll Students Trousers and the "meaner In a restraining order for wear in the 1890's. Many of the, bidding an 18-year-old girl to sort" of people were so said one fashion commentator, Rockfellow Venters, principal Mary Cureton was named Groundbreaking For St. John A.M. E. Church synonymous that the royal purchase such a garment of Kensington Elementary were "loud enough to wake the against her father's wishes, the from the second grade. governor of Massachusetts dead, but they will doubtless be School has announced the Third grade students assumed that in order to con judge said: names of students named to the very stylish and that's an im recognized were Eddie Daly ceal their participation in the portant consideration." "A nightgown is a com honor roll for the fifth sixth and Cindy Lee. Groundbreaking Held At St. John Stamp Act violence of August fortable, convenient, and weeks. 1765, "some fifty gentlemen desirable luxury, but is un Named to the honor roll from Fourth grade students named actors were disguised with Women's clothing was even doubtedly not a necessity, the first grade are Chris were Susie Bunch, Joseph The "highlight moment" church and will consist of The new addition to the trousers and jackets." less imaginative. In the 1880's particularly in this torrid Cannon, Fran Cribb, Stephanie Schmid and Nancy Ford. arrived for the several class rooms, two church will be an added and Trousers or pantaloons, later there was little difference weather. The only possible use Shelley, Donna Duke, Suzanne groundbreaking ceremonies offices, a conference room, much needed shortened to "pants," became between suit and dress styles. of a nightgown is to keep off Guinn, Kristi Mercer, Dana Cathy Daly, Lynne Kenyon, of the new Educational auditorium and dressing accomplishment for the popular in the 129th century but "Making their own dresses," flies and mosquitoes and the Pope, Wesley Grantham and Joe Harvey, Scott Pangburn Building at St. John A.M.E. rooms for the choirs. members. breeches, then called said male chauvinists, "will bedclothes will do just as well." ' Victor Johnson. and John Stalvey were named Church at Pawleys Island. from the fifth grade. The services were led by Dr. S.A. Brown, presiding Sixth grade students Elder of the Georgetown recognized were Judy Butler, District of the African Ceil Cureton, Marie Johnson Methodist Episcopal Church, and Elizabeth Williams. and was assisted by the Reverend W.J. McKnight, Make Her Day Special With pastor of St. John A.M. E. Fix-It Tip Church. A number of individuals took part in the service If it's time to put on sum including trustees and mer-weight clothing then it interested members. A Gift from TANNER also is time to store woolens. Just casually hanging them Construction of the in a closet or stuffing them in educational building is a chest is a way to invite scheduled to begin in July. damage from moths. The new building will be Mother's Day Is Sunday, May 11 constructed adjacent to the First of all, it's the larva that does the damage, not the rilE GEORGETOWN TIMES moth. Larvae feed on wool Is your property fully Established 1797 covered for tornado and and other animal fibers (down, mohair, feathers, fur). other windstorm damage? Published every Tuesday The adult moth fluttering and Thursday by The «> % Let the Freeman & Johnson about isn't eating anything. 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C Mom's the word * * surprise her Sunday, May 11 >> « REAL AFFECTION-Koko, Brad Tompkin's best buddy, lays a birthday kiss on his master because, after all, both of 'em are celebrating birthdays. -j « Brad And Koko Duo Share B-Day Honors Young Brad Tompkins and his grandmother, Mrs. Albert his darkhaired friend, Koko are Tompkins, who was most the best of buddies; not only welcome despite the fact that ei>HI that, they shared a birthday she could be there only for the Saturday afternoon, or rather a latter part of the day. birthday occasion. Brad's real sixth birthday was on Tuesday and Koko's first birthday was about the same News Of time, so Brad's parents, Mr and Mrs. Otis Tompkins staged Servicemen the celebration on Saturday so's everyone could be present. Joseph Abram »> * Some 20 little boys and girls came to help with the festivities Joseph Abram, whose wife, and included were at least 10 Joyce, is the daughter of Mr. family members of the Cribb and Mrs. Ben Hales of Rt. 2, Tompkins families. Georgetown, S.C, has been assigned to Tempelhof Central The back yard of the Airport, Germany, from Offutt Tompkins place was festive AFB, Neb. with colorful balloons and the Abram, an Air Force tech birthday table was covered with nical sergeant, is an in a white cutwork cloth. telligence technician with the >)> • Spring flowers were at each 1946th Communications end and in the middle, now hear Squadron. this. . . there were not one, but He was graduated in 1955 two birthday cakes. from Omaha Technical High School. Brad's was a white cake with yellow trim, six candles and "Happy Birthday, Tiger" a Three-Sized tiger's face and some baseball players for good measure. Patterns »5>>f Koko's cake, made by Brad Help Sewers and thoughtful mom, was a little bit smaller, but then he Is your figure like an was smaller than Brad and a lot hourglass or more like a pear? younger. It bore Koko's name "No matter!" says Clemson but no one knows whether or not University Extension clothing he read it before he ate it. specialist Ursula Holahan. "On sale now in stores is a three-size Brad's mom, assisted by Mrs. pattern series geared to the 80 Nell Cribb, his gram; Mrs. J.R. per cent of women who are not *> ' % Jordan, Sr., Miss Cammie perfect sizes." Cribb and his gramps, Loyd The new patterns help the Cribb, served ice cream, punch, woman who is one size or a potato chips, peanuts, cupcakes combination of two or three and birthday cakes. sizes to sew clothing that fits correctly. The combinations Presents were opened af offered by the pattern company terwards and Brad got toys, are from size six to size 18. clothes and some cash, always a All three sizes (for example, welcome addition. 6-8-10) are laid out on one pattern tissue. The sewer outs But a special gift of the oc along one cutting line for the •fa casion was an antique bed that one-size figure. But if her size had once belonged to his great- changes at the bust, waist or grandmother, the late Mrs. hips, she changes cutting lines Lessie Goude. to take the different measurements into account. Brad's dad had to do a little What about the figure that's rushing to get it ready-but he in between sizes? "Just cut in between the lines," says Miss refinished it and the paint Holahan. She adds that yardage '- » wasn't quite dry, but is was should be bought for the largest appreciated nonetheless. size a woman would use within A special guest of the day was the combination selected. 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The homemakers studied the elements and principles of nmtmm design and saw the importance of individuality, or using a >> • personal approach to decorating. WE HAVE GREAT GIFTS A lesson on color stressed the value of planning color schemes. FOR MOM ON Topics for upcoming classes include furniture and carpet selection, furniture arrangement, budget MOTHER'S DAT! decorating ideas and window From Fun N Sun Fashions to dainty lingerie to tables for the patio you'll find treatments and choosing and the right gift for Mom at your Friendly Family Dollar. Gifting doesn't have to 4 « using accessories. be expensive if you shop with us. There are two sections of the class, one meeting in the GREAT ADVENTURE-The Front Street Kin at the zoo maintained there. Leading the group, of morning and one which meets in dergarten youngsters embarked upon a great course, were "Miss Gerry" Fraser, left and "Miss the afternoon. adventure just recently when they took a big ol' Mable" Callison, who knew all the right places to Helen Epps, Associate Home Greyhound bus out to Greenfield Plantation. They see. Economist,said "Ap planned a visit to see horses and other animals out proximately 75 people ex * • Scout Troop 352 Visits Savannah Iaast Saturday morning-in They visited the gift shop, the the cool, cool, cool of the gardens and the troop house morning, about seven-ish, in which was once stables. fact, Girl Scouts of Troop 352 The Victorian gardens were »> * and their leaders were begin enjoyed as well as many other ning to converge upon a sights of the Low complex. specially chartered bus that Needless to say, the Girl would take them down to the Scouts were a bit wearied when romantic city of Savannah. they returned, but even though Savannah is the homeplace of the trip had swallowed the Panty Hose Ladies Fashion Sportswear Juliette Gordon Low, the savings derived from two years Reg. 480 a pair. Shorts, Halters Midriffs, Screen print Polos, & Knit founder of Girl Scoutdom and of cookie sales profits, the girls 3 Pair Tops. Values to $4.00. every girl scout has a special were well pleased with their regard in her heart for this lady pilgrimage. who was, in her youth, very 0 > • beautiful. Every Girl Scout is convinced Arts that she must have had a beautiful character and set of ideals, to have become so in Resources terested in seeing little girls grow up with the best of traditions instilled into them. Surveyed So, it was a special day when The South Carolina Arts TRAVELLING GROUP-The Girl Scouts of Troop 352 and their leaders, the 33 girls and leaders, Mrs. Commission will conduct an Mrs. James Doyle, left and, far 1 to r, Mrs. Linwood Altman and Mrs. Bill *> • f James Doyle, Mrs. Bill intensive county-by-county arts Williams enjoyed a trip to Savannah to visit the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Williams, Mrs. Linwood Altman resources survey of the state and assistant, Mrs. Clifford Bell over the next five months, Low, founder of the Girl Scout organization. left the City. 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Gator third grounder and had the throw by three innings to wake up sacker Kevin Morris overthrew Ram catcher, but Allan Lail Monday night against St. firstbase to send Dexter Smalls beat out for a single, but Lall's Keeping Stephen, and when they did it to second and Al Brower throw went past firstbase and almost wasn't enough. But followed with a long fly to Cook went to second. Karnes when the dust settled at City centerfield. Glen Ard caught the was issued a walk, and Swann Stadium Winyah found ball, Smalls tagged up the reached base safely and Cook Score themselves with an 8-7 win over throw to third eluded Morris scored when Barnett again the Rams in a true "Comedy of and came to rest in the Winyah over-threw firstbase. Morris Errors." dugout. Smalls was signaled then struck out and so did Dean With The game was the first 8-AA home by plate umpire James Jordan, but Lail let the ball go conference game for Winyah Elliott and St. Stephen lead 5-1. by and Jordan reached first. this year and it's one coach The Rams themselves really However, Karnes tried to score Grady Weaver and his squad got into the spirit of the evening from third and was thrown out \^T*1 Bob Gorman won't soon forget as they made in the bottom of the third by Lail Ard then doubled to bring Swann enough mental and physical allowing the Gators to pull Winyah baseball coach Grady Weaver has been errors for an entire year. within one run. Keith Lunsford bring home Jordan and Swann, in the dark much of the year as far as the 8-AA Fortunately, the Rams made stroked a one-out single, bu- scored later on another conference goes. He naturally thought little things enough for two seasons. allowing the Gators to pull throwing error to give Winyah like which schools would field teams and which Going into the bottom of the within one run. Keith Lunsford an 8-5 advantage at the end of school wouldn't would be straighten out by the time third inning, Winyah was down stroked a one-out single, but five innings. 5-1. The Gators rallied through went to second when outfielder After apparently settling his Gators took the field last Monday night against the course of their next three Kevin Wilson misplayed the St. Stephen. They weren't. times at bat to go ahead 8-5, but ball. David Strait then lofted a down, the Gators blew up again gave the Rams two more runs in high pop-up that shortstop in the sixth and almost let the EATING DIRT-Tommy Karnes gets a face full of dirt as he slides into "You just don't know what to expect from this the sixth to make things hairy Wadford lost in the lights and Rams off the hook. Lunsford home plate after a pass ball. St. Stephen pitcher Floyd Nelson gets ready to league," commented Weaver, "We started the again. However, Tommy both runners advanced to overthrew first letting Wilson Karnes, the fourth Gator second and third. go to second and then Ard apply the tag after getting the ball from his catcher. Karnes was called out on season with four teams in the league, but we may pitcher of the game, got out of a fropped a fly ball by Nelson. the play. end up with only two." man on third with one out jam to Wade Wilder singled to score Lail grounded to Lunsford who keep his team from snatching Lunsford and stole second to threw Wilson out at the plate to Rivers, Macedonia and St. Stephen were sup defeat from the jaws of victory. again put men on second and leave men on first and second Nine Walks Hurt posed to be the Gators competition for the league Physically, both teams third with one out. Starting with one out. combined for 11 errors, but that Ram hurler Floyd Nelson But Lail broke for second diamond crown with Cross, Cainhoy, Choppee and figure doesn't include pop-ups balked to bring home Strait and before Karnes' next pitch and Lincoln watching from afar. Rivers then informed lost in the lights, outfielders Cook followed with a fly ball to was well ahead of the pitcher's the other three schools with teams, after everyone missing cut-off men on throws- bring home Wilder who tagged throw to the bag. Cobras Best Tigers ins and everyone failing to back up at third. Nelson then streaked for was well into their seasons, that the interest in They play St. Stephen tomorrow baseball had dwindled at the Charleston school and up everyone else. Tommy Karnes then took the home and scored before the The Bonds Wilson Cobras second and third with one out. The first error occured well hill in fourth and although he relay. Bertie Wadford followed "walked" to a 4-3 win over Gibson then intentionally night away. they were pulling out. Winyah missed two before game time when some gave up a walk and a double, with a double to chase home Howard last Monday in walked a batter to get a force scheduled games with the Bears, the first being innocent horseplay around the a twin killing by his infield got Lail and the Rams were within Charleston. out at home, but walked in th" tomorrow night. Winyah dugout resulted in a him out of trouble. one run 8-7. But Karnes retired The Tigers took a 3-2 lead into winning run on 3-1 pitch. couple of injured heels to The Gators then tied the score the next two hitters on ground the bottom of the seventh inning "Eugene was real effective Then yesterday. Weaver received a letter from starting pitcher John Jayroe. at 5-5 when Morris walked, Glen outs to end the rally and the and appeared ready to put the for us," said coach Mike Macedonia stated they were pulling out also. Jayroe managed to start the Ard singled and Barnett again .'games' scoring. game away when pitcher Johnson, "he only gave up three Although Macedonia informed the league at a game and promptly loaded the overthrew first base, this time Winyah now waits until Eugene Gibson struck out the hits (two in the seventh) struck conference meeting on Monday they had every bases with a walk, a hit batter on a grounder by Lunsford. Monday for their next contest, first batter. But a scratch out six. But he walked nine and and a short single. He escaped Karnes retired the side in a home game with Macedonia single, and a walk and a double that hurt us." intention of finishing their schedule, it still seemed without giving up a run, but was order in the fifth and Winyah at 7:30 p.m. Winyah is 11-6 on down the rightfield line brought Keith Mouzon, who one-hit unlikely. Last week when they faced Howard, the unable to return in the second came back to score enough runs the year and 1-0 in the 8-AA. the tying run in and left men on Howard earlier in the year in a Swamp Foxes only brought 10 players to the game inning due to the injury. 11-0 win for the Cobras, gave and since that time, their coach has had to suspend Dean Jordan came in from up two hits this time. Tony three players. Even if they did honor their com left field to take the mound, but Wragg and Barry High both mittments, Macedonia would be hardly worth was way off mark and walked connected for the Tigers. J. F. WESTBROOK the first four hitters to Utterly Howard is now 2-6 in the 7- playing. AAA league and 7-12 overall. What's the highest batting give the Rams their first run. A average ever made by any bunt resulted in a throw out at regular player for one season in The present situation may assure the Gators of a the plate, but the real "fun" professional baseball? . . .The league title in the sport, but Weaver and his Gators soon began. Second baseman Boosters all-time record for all those who have made it no secret that they have set their Wade Wilder bobbled a have played regularly (at least sights on bigger and better things. The lower state grounder and then threw into 100 games) was set by Walter playoff for instance. Of course, if Winyah is going to the dirt at home to bring in To Meet Malmquist of York in the-Clasf another Ram run while catcher D Nebraska State League in continue to play the way they did Monday night, Billy Cook later tried to pick a Kensington Recreation 1913 . . His average was .477- they might as well hang up the Spot-Builts right runner off third base and Booster Club will meet Thurs. and that's never been topped in now. pegged the ball into the foul May 8, 7:30 p.m. at Ken. Ele. pro ball by any regular player School. » territory in leftfield to bring in for one season. another. With men on second "I guess we had a mental lapse after that one run and third with one out, St. game with Conway," continued Weaver as he tried Stephen's Perry Barnett bunted to explain his team's poor performance against St. and Jordan threw home well Here's an odd one for you.. .A Stephen Monday night. ahead of the runner. But Cook, second baseman has not been mistakenly thinking the bases able to lead either major league were loaded, nonchalantly in home runs at the end of any "We haven't played that bad all year and I really stepped on home and into the season in the last 50 vears! . . didn't expect to have it start happening now. field and never touched the The last second-sacker to win a Maybe it was because it was our first league game runner giving the Rams a 4-0 homer title was Rogers lead. Woodrow Wadfor followed Hornsby . .And that was in the and we have been shooting for it since the start of National League in 1925. the year. It was the first game that really counted with another bunt, but the V* Gators used a pitcher to first to as far as post-season play goes and maybe catcher double play to end the everyone felt added pressure," he said. first of several bizarre innings. When Alvin Dark managed the Oakland A's to the Two more Winyah errors, American League pennant last Whatever the Gators felt Monday night, they with Tommy Jordan on the season, he became only the certainly didn't handle it very well. Although they Winyah got one run back in third manager in history to win made some fine plays and also pulled off two double the bottom of the inning a pennant in both the American a plays, there were moments when the Gators courtesy of a two base throwing and National League . .Dark * error by thirdbaseman Barnett had previously managed the looked like they belonged down at the Boulevard. Giants to first place in the High school players shouldn't make the mistakes allowing Perry Swann to go to second, and a two base throwing National League . .The only the Gators did. error by shortstop Bertie other managers who have Wadford that let Swann in. duplicated that feat were Yogi Berra, who won pennants with Now that Macedonia has cancelled, Winyah and the Mets (N.L.) and Yankees ^ St. Stephen are planning to get together for two (A.L.); and Joe McCarthy, who more, non-conference games. As it is, Winyah has ChalPort did it with the Yankees (A.L.) only two games scheduled between now and May 29 and Cubs (N.L.). 'A I ^oward for example has eight) and it would be Tf^Hl Sneak easy for the Gators to lose their competitive edge * WESTBROO* right before the play-offs begin. However, Weaver is hoping to use the extra time to iron over two At Banquet :hevroiet-Oids weak spots on his team. Inc Chal Port, baseball coach at GO HOME YOUNG MAN»Coach Grady Weaver can find home plate. Ard scored when a St. Stephen "Our baserunning hasn't been very good lately The Citadel, will be.the guest gives some directions to Glen Ard as to where he overthrow ended out of bounds. Quality Service'', and we are going to spend a lot of time with that," speaker at the Winyah Gator he said, "The other thing will be infield play during Booster Club spring banquet itittiiiiiitiiiiigiigxttiittixtiitiiiirzrr. certain situations. When you get into the play-offs, May 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the high Everybody is kind of tricky and you have to expect school cafeteria. things you don't normally see during the regular Post's Bulldogs won the Boat Titles Optional Southern Conference baseball Youth Rally season." crown this year, their first since Boat titles, which have boating officials say, so there is power or more. For new boats 1971. They will be playing in the become a point of confusion no reason why boaters shouldn't and motors, titling is handled by After one year in the 8-AA, there should be few NCAA national championship among many pleasure boat be enjoying their boats. Wildlife the dealer and for boats or things that phase the Gators in the play offs. during the month of May. owners, are not required on department officials are asking motors transferred to other Saturday, May 10 : Tickets for the banquet are on board a craft while in operation, the public's patience while they ownership, the wildlife Beginning with the football season last fall, Winyah sale from any booster club only a current registration card catch up with the paper work. department processes the title. High school has seen its share of unusual hap member or Bay Area Sporting or bill of sale. Titles, which are required Currently registered boats' 7 PM At THE penings. There was the game in McClellanville Goods for $3.00. The banquet under the South Carolina Boat will be subject to titling when against Lincoln when the lights shut off in the third will honor the spring sports Many boaters apparently Titling Act of 1974, are required they come up for renewal. Boats SOUL SAVING quarter, and there was a basketball game at athletes of Winyah High School. believe they cannot operate for all boats over 14 feet and for are registered for three year their new or recently purchased all outboard motors five horse periods. Macedonia where the referees came to the game a used boats until they have a title to ,f little "light headed." Right now the Gato«••*•»r «™goif Academy in hand. STATION team is the only one in the league. 1608 Gilbert St. Georgetown Not so, say boating ad Hawks, Stars Win ministration officials with the Hopefully, the kinds of problems that have Will Hold South Carolina Wildlife and plagued the Gators during the year will be absent Marine Resources Department. Games Handily in the semi-finals of the lower state play-offs. The BaiULTUCt However, as in the past, a The Georgetown Hawks and The loser was Dan Martin. A Youth Team From Emanuel local school has petitioned the state high school *• current registration card is the Georgetown Stars scored The Stars unleased a 21 hit league to host the play-offs and if they get the nod, required to be on board at all impressive victories in their assault with Joe Issac leading Winyah Academy will hold its times while boat is in operation. College Will Be Ministering Winyah High and eveyone else that participates, All-Sports Banquet on Monday first games in the Coastal the way to bury the Travelers. 4 can be assured of a smoothly run tournament. The evening May 12. Citadel Soccer Titles are processed through Softball League this season. Issac blasted three home runs, one triple and scored five runs Coach Eddie Teague will be the the department's Ad The Hawks, last year's facilities here are as good or better than anyone to pace his team. Dennis Rowe guest speaker for the annual ministrative Services Division regular season champs, beat Everyone Is United'.! elses, there's plenty of seating and the lights, score also had a good night with three occasion which is scheduled for and because of a tremendous the Georgetown Seahawks 11-1, board and P.A. system add a touch of "class" to hits in five plate appearences. 7:00 p.m. at the Sea Gull Inn. influx of work brought about while the Stars, last year's every game played at City Stadium. when the South Carolina Boat tournament champ, bombed the Winning pitcher was Cal Members of the Winyah titling act went into effect Pleasant Hill Travelers 22-8. Morris who received relief help Rov. Richard S. Watkln. That kind of tournament would be appreciated by Academy Community will recently, the division is three to from Harry Moore. Gerald , Weaver and his team. After not knowing from day honor outstanding performance four weeks behind in processing Coach Mike Johnson of the Cribb, who also laced a home Pastor to day who has teams in the league and who in Soccer, Basketball, Golf and titles. Hawks pitched for his team and run, absored the loss for the doesn't, the Gators deserve it. Tennis. Registration is not behind, picked up the mound victory. Travelers. Su 1Wrtittiti*lirtilMttStMIISBBX±l ri h~fc 12 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Thursday, May 8, 1975 News From Andrews ] Liz Day Chosen To By MARY'.. BARWICK received a Bachelor of Science Social Hall of the church on Miss Mary Barwick spent the Degree in Sociology from Monday night. weekend in Conway with Mrs. Columbia College last Saturday A very interesting program John W. Thomas, Sr. and with morning. She plans to work with was presented. Mrs. Woodrow Serve On Teen-Board Mr. and Mrs. "Dub" Hickson the Drug Abuse Program after Cox, WMU Director, presided. with whom Mrs. Thomas is vacationing for awhile. The meeting closed with the Liz Day of Winyah High She has participated in making her home. They are Mizpah Benediction. School has been chosen to serve various activities during her former residents of Miss Ginger Ruffin, daughter on the Condon Teen-Board for high school years. Georgetown. On Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ruffin, On Sunday morning, April 11, the coming year, an honor Liz was a member of the J.V. evening, Miss Barwick was a received a Bachelor of Arts Rev. E. Booker Bagby, Jr. of annual bestowed upon an basketball team in the 9th grade dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Degree in Early Childhood and Greenwood and a former Pastor outstanding student of the and Varsity in the 10th. Ralph Causey and Mrs. Elementary Education from of the First Baptist Church of school. She is presently a member of Causey's mother, Mrs. Mary Columbia College last Saturday Andrews will bring the Morning She will attend fashion shows the Junior Civinettes, secretary Cannon, former residents of morning. Message. and act as a liaison between the .of the National Honor Society Andrews. Rev. Bagby is now connected world of style and the school. and staff member of the Gator with the Connie Maxwell Gazette newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Liz is a rising senior at Miss Beth Altman who is an Childrens' Home in Greenwood. Winyah High School and is the She is Junior Class editor of Williams spent the weekend A special offering will be taken the annual staff and will be airline stewardess based in with her sister, Mrs. R.A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miami, Fla. spent a week's for the Home. L. Day of Georgetown. sport's editor next year. Porter, and Mr. Porter in Liz has been invited to join vacation with her parents, Mr. Williston. During the weekend The public is invited to attend. and Mrs. Theron Altman, Ozburn and Mr. and Mrs. Mu Alpha Theta, an honorary they visited their daughter, math society. recently. Mrs. Otis Sandifer, Mr. San- Mrs. Kathy Swinnie Swinnie had daughters who difer, and son, Johnny in Booknight, daughter of Mr. and received degrees at that time. Liz has played the French Mrs. Bob Swinnie, and Mrs. horn for the past 3 years for the Mr. Patra Derrick who has Denmark. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Altman been in Sumter with her Charlotte Ozburn Mosser, Winyah Band and has won daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie many honors. daughter, Mrs. Marvin Brown, Mrs. W.L. Shaw, Jr. en Ozburn, Jr. of Andrews Ruffin and family attended the She participated in All State a recent widow, for the past two tertained her bridge club last Graduation Exercises at months has returned home. received Diplomas from Band in her freshman and Thursday night at her home on Columbia College at Com Columbia College Saturday Mrs. Brown spent the weekend S. Beech Avenue. Guest were junior year, in Eastern District mencement Exercises Saturday morning, May 3, 1975. Both and Coastal Region Bands in the with her sister, Mrs. E.L. Kelly, Mrs. Woodson Stamper and Morning, May 3, 1975. couples had daughters to 9th, 10th, and 11th years. and Mr. Kelly. While here, Mr. Mrs. Cecile Gilleland. receive diplomas ai this time. and Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Derrick, Both women were born and She has also played with the and Mrs. Brown visited Miss reared in Andrews, graduated Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Florence Symphony Orchestra Mrs. Stamper won high Score Harper, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Kathy Kelly at Litchfield. and Bingoed. from Andrews High School this year. together, and now live in Ragland, and Mr. Robert D. She will be captain of the After the cards were laid Columbia, South Carolina. Harper, Jr. attended Color Guard next year. Mr. and Mrs. James Lowder aside, the hostess served a Mr. and Mrs. John Ozburn, graduation exercises at As a member of Duncan attended the Stratford Family delightful sweet course which Jr. and son, Johnnie, and Mr. Winthrop College on Sunday Memorial Methodist Church. Reunion at Gourdines Chapel all enjoyed. when Mrs. Harper, Jr. received Sunday. and Mrs. Bob Swinnie and Liz has served as secretary ot family attended Com her Bachelor of Science degree her Sunday School class in the The Women's Missionary in Home Economics. The Miss Peggy Altman, daughter mencement Exercises at 10th grade and president and Union of the First Baptist Columbia College last Saturday Harpers make their home at secretary of M.Y.F. of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Altman, Medobrook in Georgetown Church of Andrews met in the morning. Both Mr. and Mrs. She had a leading role in the County. Church's Christmas play and Weekend guests of Mr. and has sung in the church choir. Newtons Mrs. M.C Hemingway and Mr. This year, Liz received the McCullough Hemingway were honor of being selected for his children, John and Kim, of "Who's Who Among American Liz Day Named To Condon's 1975-76 Condon Teen-Board Mullins. High School Students." Hold *1 Reunion The Stratford Newton Family Reunion was held on Sunday, May 4, 1975 at Gourdines' Chapel near Andrews. There was a special service in the chapel at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at which time Rev. Frank Jordan of Dorchester SAVE 3.00! 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First place winner in black and white photography was Lauren M. "Red Sunset" and her black and white entry was awards to S. Carl King (not pictured) for "Horizon," Mrs. Wallace Pate Baker (right) with his entry "Appelation Controlee." "Sundown Beach." (center) for "Festival," and Miss Elma Harrelson (right) for "Heritage." V Exhibits On View Until June 14 Photo Show A Great Success * By ROGER COLLINS Museum. The exhibits are open is entitled "Sundown Beach." and Moon" won the to the public until June 14. Bicentennial ribbon for If one word could possibly The photo show is also Horizons '76. The show has also been a presented as part of the sum up the First Annual splendid opportunity for the Though most of the entries Photographic Salon at the Rice Georgetown County photographers themselves to Bicentennial Celebration. were made by local Georgetown Museum, it would be show their talents. Special awards were presented area photographers, several "marvelous." Mrs. Wallace (Lucille) Pate by the Georgetown County came from Charleston, First, the photographic show won first place in the color Bicentennial committee... Columbia, Clemson and « sponsored by the Georgetown category with "Mushroom on Greenville. Photographic Society and the Oak." The picture captures the The show was marvelously Rice Museum has already been The committee presented supported also by local banking colors and textures of nature awards in three categories. a marvel of a success. A total of with a delicate sensibility. institutions which contributed 23 talented photographers have Each category had the theme of $450 in prize money for the submitted a total of 75 color and However, this entry as with the three facets of the show. black and white photographs for all the others must be viewed to Bicentennial celebration: be fully appreciated. Some, The contributors were the show. Heritage, Festival, and Andrews Bank and Trust One of the first comments such as Mrs. Pate's would Horizons '76. require well beyond the Company, First-Citizens Bank made at the show's opening and Trust Company, First ceremonies Sunday was "I had proverbial "thousand words" to Miss Elma Harrelson's color describe. Federal Savings and Loan no idea there would be so many entry "Slave House" was Association, South Carolina entries." Lauren Baker won first awarded the Bicentennial National Bank, and Palmetto Those who missed Sunday's honors in the black and white Heritage ribbon. Savings and Loan. category with "Appelation opening ceremonies also missed "We anticipate it being an Controlee." the beautiful voice of Miss Loril An especially jubilant scene annual event," said Dennis Higgins who entertained the Jo Pinkard captured second from nature "Little Blue; Lawson of the Rice Museum. group with folk and popular place honors in both color and in Nest" won, quite He said that both the Rice MUSIC-Miss Loril Higgins entertained the group songs. She accompanied herself black and white categories. appropriately, Bicentennial Museum and the Georgetown at the Photographic Salon's opening ceremonies on the guitar. Her color entry "Red Sunset" ribbon for the Festival Photographic Society were Sunday. Accompaning herself on the guitar, she However, everyone still has captures a vibrant evening category. The color entry was delighted with the success of provided splendid renditions of folk and popular an opportunity to come view the scene. Her black and white submitted by Mrs. Pate. this year's show. photo show exhibits at the Rice entry portraying beach textures S. Carl King's entry "Sun, Sea songs. FLAG-Woodmen of the World presented the Rice ' Museum with an American flag in a special ceremony during the opening of the First Annual Photographic Salon. Laurie Lane, (left) Woodmen of the World state president, presents the Physical Health Essential flag to Dennis Lawson (right) of the Rice Museum. To Growing Old Happily » i Safety Tips Given The Hebrew prophet Isaiah each part of life satisfying in its a chronic disorder, are not said, "We do all fade as a leaf." own unique way." greatly impaired and are So be it. Prof. Jordan says one critical carrying on normal, useful "But we don't have to let the element for making the last lives. worms eat the fading leaf," years of life enjoyable is The last third compose some For Car Jacks says Clemson Extension family physical well-being. six million with disorders that life specialist Dr. Frances "Medical association reports severely limit physical activity. li you are one of those in missing welds, bent pins, etc. Jordan. "We begin the aging show that the healthy level of More than 800,000 are in in stitutions furnishing physical dividuals who works on his own Know the load to be supported process as soon as we are born Americans 65 and over is better 1 care. Another 1,250,000 are vehicle, the Highway Depart and don't overload. and, if we are wise, we make now than it was 10 years ago for ment urges you to be aware of people 55 years old," she says. invalids, not institutionalized Use jacks in pairs, supporting but requiring help from others. the dangers of using a jack to the vehicle under the axle or "That tells us something." hold a car while you work under frame parts only. Center the Mrs.W. D. Dingle The national emphasis on Prof. Jordan advises that the the car. load on the support plate. physical activity, even limited, older person can follow these One of the major dangers Use jack stands only on flat, has benefited older people. In rules to help maintain physical comes when you overload the level, hard surfaces, and use Died At Home one survey, two-thirds of the well-being as long as possible: jack, that is, use it to hold more wheel chocks to prevent the older people who had illnesses --Stay physically active. weight than it is designed to vehicle from moving. said their incapacities did net Research shows that inactivity causes a loss of muscle tone and hold. Lower loads slowly onto Wednesday materially interfere with their oi decalcification of bone struc There are several guidelines stands. normal activity. ture. you should use when purchasing Keep bystanders away from Mrs. Frances Sumter "Most said they expected to or using such devices: the vehicle. Broadway Dingle, widow of have a few aches and pains as -Eliminate accident hazards. Use jack stands that are load Wallace Dickey Dingle, died at they grow older," says Prof. Accidents, particularly falls, rated by the manufacturer. Do not work under the vehicle her home on Prince St. early Jordan. "Their attitudes toward which rise sharply after 55, are Inspect these stands at the Wednesday morning, April small discomforts were the the number three cause of death with the tires removed. * « time of purchase and And do not use the stand if it 30,1975, following a long illness. determining factor in their for those over 70. periodically during use. Look has been mistreated or is bent Funeral services were happiness or misery in day-to -Arrange for good dental for cracks, deformation, or corroded. conducted at 4 o'clock Thursday day life." care. Proper dental care en in Summerton Baptist church, The home economist chuckles courages good eating habits. with burial in Evergreen over the story told by a doctor Lack of it removes the joy from Cemetery. Her pastor, the Rev. about a little old lady of 80 who eating and promotes social Melvin Sargent, was assisted by came into his office with a pain isolation. her grandson John Dickey in her knee. -Visit a physician regularly. Evans, who is associate Asked her symptoms, she Take care of small problems IPiSSOSFSMICIF minister of Trinity Methodist in replied that she had trouble before they grow and, if funds Sumter. Grandsons served as climbing up on her kitchen stool are short, use Medicare pallbearers. to reach into the cabinets. The privileges. Mrs. Dingle was born physician asked if perhaps -Eat properly. A good diet HANGING BASKETS September 29, 1891 near some younger member of the will keep your body at its best Manning, a daughter of Henry household might do this job. and will give you energy to do Thomas and Videau Rich No, she replied. She was the things that keep life in POT PLANTS Broadway. At the time of her keeping house for two old teresting. death she was a member of people. On further questioning, "Keeping morale high may be Summerton Baptist Church, she revealed that they were the most important rule of all," TERRARIUMS and had for many years been a both in their sixties. Attitude! says Prof. Jordan. "Research member of First Baptist in Of nearly 18 million older tells us that feelings of futility Rose, AralicL, Schefflera, Georgetown where she was a American, statistics show the are at their peaks at 65. This very active member of the Lide following: need not be so. The older person Class and served as president of About one-third are ap who keeps an active interest in Bromelku, Hibiscus, (Geraniums, the of the W.M.S. parently getting along well life stays healthier, both Surviving are eight daughters physically. physically and mentally." Dracaena, Tulip Trees and four sons: Mrs. Warren A. Another third, though having . Next: Staying Happy. (Lou) Guerry and Mrs. Coleman W. (Hattie) t> Dangerfield, both of Moncks News Of Servicemen CONCRETE Corner; Mrs. G.C.(Mary) Williamson of Sneads Island, construction since June 1968. It YARD ORNAMENTS Fla.; Mrs. Maude D. Gulledge Chinnes is more than 1,090 feet long, and and Mrs. F. Gurdon (Rene) is expected to operate on its AND Turner of Georgetown; Mrs. initial nuclear power supply for John M. (Beth) Evans of Navy Lieutenant Commander the next 13 years. ORNAMENTAL WIND MILLS Springfield, Va.; Mrs. David A. Bennie A. Chinnes, of Sing Out for the Americana Trio (Bobbi) Smith of New Hemingway, is scheduled to Anderson Cumberland, Pa.; Mrs. L. participate in commissioning Ablaze in red, white and blue combinations, bow decorated and meticulously styled for MIDWAY Clyde (Billie) Spigner, Jr. of ceremonies May 3 aboard the Army Specialist Four Joseph comfort laden wear. All in skin-adoring non-cling Antron" 111 nylon tricot. Shift Gown Manning; Alvin A. Dingle, Navy's newest and most L. Anderson, 21, son of Mr. and at $8.00, Short Robe at $11.00. Baby Doll with matching bikinis at $8.00. Sizes XS-S-M-L. Georgetown; Henry Broadway sophisticated attack aircraft Mrs. Jonathan Anderson, Coordinated Scuffs at $5.00 in S-M-L-XL. In predominant colors of French Navy, White ' NURSERY, INC. Dingle, Summerton; Dickey carrier. Route 1, Andrews, completed and Red. Rutledge Dingle, Summerville; He is a crewmember aboard' jungle training in the Canai Wilbur Dee Dingle of Marion. the nuclear-powered USS Zone. 546-7733 Also surviving is one sister, Nimitz, which will become an Spec. Anderson was in Mrs. R.S. Dingle of Pawleys structed in all phases of jungle official unit of the U.S. Fleet at operations and survival TOMLINSON'S Hwy. 17-3 Miles S. Of Georgetown Island, thirty-five the Naval Operations Base, grandchildren and twenty-one techniques. Norfolk, Va. He is a gunner in the 197th DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN great grand children- The ship has been under Infantry Brigade. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 15 Leukemia Victim's Life Saved By Twin Sister SUBSCRIBE Having an identical twin sister been in a hospital, before. I had is the best thing that ever been in eight times already. We happened to Joyce Beleu of waited at home while Dr. Smith NOW Landrum. It recently saved her made the arrangements for the life. transplant. Then on Wed Two years ago, leukemia, an nesday, January 8th, Mrs. often fatal form of cancer, in Janet Johnson, the DHEC vaded the bone marrow in cancer clinic nurse, called to Joyce's body. She suffered say they wanted us in Seattle on BEAT THE throbbing headaches, nausea, the 10th. We didn't have much and her weight plummeted time. from 115 to 80 pounds in a few "We boarded the plane with months. our brother, Kenneth, on a rainy Friday morning at the But when the two green-eyed ®fte Geor0cfoUm Simc* Greenville-Spartanburg air girls observed their 20th bir port. A few hours later, thday on March 19, they had we landed in Seattle and much to celebrate. Joyce is traveled by ambulance to the alive happy, and gaining weight transplant center." after receiving healthy bone marrow from her sister, Janet, Dr. Alexander Feffer took charge and immediately began RATE INCREASE during a delicate transplant operation in SeatUe, Wash. readying her for the transplant on January 17. She received Joyce's ordeal - and road to massive doses of Cytoxan, a recovery - began in the fall of lethal drug, for several days to 1972. She had started working in kill the leukemic cells in her August at Vaughn's Meat', body. Company in Greer, packing The morning of the tran sausage, ham and bacon. splant, she underwent four ' "I felt tired all the time and hours of total body radiation, didn't have enough strength," receiving a lethal dose, to she recalled. "I was always destroy her own bone marrow. rir«i . sleepy, and realized I had something bad." Meanwhile, Janet was in The disease was sapping her surgery where doctors used a energy as fast multiplying special needle to extract ®i«w* white cells dominated the red marrow from ten places in her blood cells. The family doctor pelvic bones. gave her vitamin B-12 shots to Returning to her room after build up the blood, but they did HAPPY DAY-Joyce Beleu has a good reason to the radiation, Joyce lay not help. be happy as she talks with Mrs. Janet Johnson, motionless in bed. A bottle hung overhead as her sister's healthy "One Sunday, as I dressed for nurse at the S. C. Department of Health and En marrow and blood slowly church I felt ready to pass out," vironmental Control's cancer clinic in Greenville through the long rubber tube she said. "After the services, General Hospital. Joyce was recently cured of into a vein in her arm. ebat momma took me to a doctor she ^ f««nVlere had been seeing in Columbus, leukemia, an often fatal form of cancer, when she For the next several weeks North Carolina. He found my received healthy bone marrow from her twin Janet went to the hospital blood blood count to high, and he sister, Janet, during a transplant operation in bank where a total of 30 pints admitted me in the hospital that Seattle, Wash. was drawn from her, two pints evening for more tests. He each time. The blood was spun r 4 mentioned three things that When Joyce suffered a second in a cell separator to remove the could be wrong, and leukemia then referred to the S.C. Department of Health and brain relapse last December, platelets and lymphocytes, then was one of them. I didn't know the whole blood and plasma na—-"2Jt 5*g.a«.«ifl Environmental Control's Dr. Smith pondered whether to 1 what leukemia was then." IraH' " " (DHEC) Hematology Clinic at continue the drug treatment or were returned to Janet. Joyce Joyce expected to return Greenville General Hospital refer her for bone marrow received the platelets to keep tr«H2 home the following Wednesday. for weekly does of Cytoxan and transplant. He knew Dr. E. D. her from bleeding, and the Instead, the doctor sent her to methotrexate to control the Thomas, who is in charge of the lymphocytes to develop an immune reaction to the the University of North disease. From then on, Dr. transplant program at the c leukemia. 1 •"AS" "*^ Carolina Hospital at Chapel Samuel W. Smith Jr., a Public Health Hospital in a*! ".. Hill for more intensive tests and r * hematolotust and director of Seattle. Doctors were confident the F l<^ „.,« <•*"! 1 SSL tfSSSm. " treatment. The doctors there the clinic, watched her closely. "The decision was easy transplant had succeeded. They r r0,nS muaa*\ .**"«' confirmed the suspicion: acute 1 "After some difficulty, she because she has a twin sister" watched her closely for the next i-Maa"^X0,-—la •• **• »a»*a*M«a1a»> 3J ,»• Prog leukemia. went into remission, which he said "This meant there two to three critical weeks to "I cried when the doctor told meant there was no detectable would be no rejection from one see if Janet's marrow was Fa**! . ca»"" „ ^41» TUMAAA aa» weary «-*.«- SH>? me" Joyce said softly. "And leukemia present in her body," to the other because they are growing in Joyce's body, and if •ei-. * "££«»!*. 1*^ when he said the treatment ' paa« „ «« a Dr. Smith explained. "We identical. The big difficulty in it was free of leukemic cells. |M< HP a****"*"*!* » ** •W»jtf5tS»l would cause my hair to fall out, followed her from March 1973, any transplantation of organs iciore I cried about that too.".. through several recurrences of whether kidneys or bone "About a week after the W&z . - f She spend the next two the leukemia, including two in marrow, is the rejection transplant I felt stronger," she J1S58-S&S .troves •*2£a»*"^ > • months receiving massive the brain. Each time, she phenomenon that occurs. But said. "I was still sick from the doses of chemotherapeutic responded well to the with Joyce and Janet, this radiation and couldn't hold drugs and radiation to kill the problem did not exist." anything on my stomach. But I invading leukemia cells. Ten medication and went back into The hematologist explained prayed, and began thinking it days after starting the treat remission. But each time there the transplant procedure to had worked." ment, her long ash blonde hair was a shorter period in Joyce when she made her The tension mounted as began coming out by the hand remission." December 19th clinic visit, then Joyce's blood count went up and fulls as she brushed it. Soon Following each relapse the asked if she would go to Seattle. down. Finally, after a few she was wearing a wig to hide DHEC clinic sent Joyce to the Without hesitating Joyce im weeks it stabilized as her her complete baldness. hospital for massive doses of mediately agreed, hoping it sister's marrow began to "That spring, I thought I was chemotherapy drugs to halt the would mean an end to her flourish and grow. Satisfied improving. I started eating ravaging disease. The powerful suffering. with the progress, Dr. Feffer more and gaining weight," she medications again caused her told her she could go home on said. hair to fall out. It grew back "It scared me," she said. "I Tuesday, February 25th. Joyce made a second trip to when the medicine was wasn't afraid for myself, but Chapel Hill for tests, and was reduced. mostly for Janet. She had never Joyce and Janet were packed and ready for the big day. It was The Georgetown Times Will Offer Subscriptions For midnight when they landed at the Greenville-Spartanburg J^on t \JoxgEi dvyothsx i 3^a>y airport, but that did not dampen A Limited Time At Our Old Rate. their spirits. In spite of the late hour over 50 relatives, friends uuex Qgogd her wedding to Eric Martin, of Simpsonville, her boy friend • ll.i.ltlOIIUillllllllUI.UIllUlltilHIII.IIK Reg. »2» $J50 since July 1972. I Convenient Order Blank 50 OO Ckaim S18 & *4 Andrews... : The Georgetown Times ! P.O. Drawer G CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ount cHouowaxe, 20 /O off Town Council and will concern Georgetown, S.C. 29440 the $171,975 application the town has submitted for water surface -A&LUJ d\ow [Jxaxj± L/o .©£ SnqxausA drainage. 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May Days were multi over •• Georgetown County during the past week when royalty was crowned in the various schools and the charming young people chosen as attendants, were recognized. Winyah Academy was faced with a challenge over which it rose magnificently; at the gathering hour when the young ladies in their long gowns would •« have been central attractions before a host of friends and parents, a torrent of rain descended. It took no longer than the twinkle of an eye for the scene to be shifted to Greenfield Plantation's covered arena. Headmaster Larry Biddle 4 crowned Noel O'Rear Queen of May and maids of honor were Teresa Johnson and Julian Bourne. The pretty May Pole dancers were Molly Davis, Claudia Willars, Julia Davidson, Joan Edwards, Suzette Cox, Teresa Williams, Shelly Crosby, Lou Lachicotte, Kathryn Davis, Ellen Jones, Dawn Balding, Lucy Manning, Elise Morrison, Mary Alice Cagle, Anne Beal, Teresa Johnson, Julian Bourne, Christi O'Rear, Mary Roberts MAY DAY ROYALTY--Andrews Academy headmaster G. E. Hinson and Noel O'Rear. •laces the May Day crown upon the head of Debra Browder, May Queen Mrs. Mildred Gunter and SPECIAL OCCASION-McDonald School Queen Melodie Garvin, Freda Green, Annette •efore a large audience in the National Guard Armory Friday evening. Maid Mrs. Angie Peeler were of May, Myra Swails, is crowned by Principal E. C. Howard, Angeliga Morrison, Christie Reeves and >f Honor Galynn Long and crown bearer and flower girl are Larry Cannon director and music director. Rhodes as the attendants, from left, stand by, Julie Ray. nd Becky Wheeler. First Baptist Church School's May Day-Fun Day drew a tremendous crowd of * youngsters and "others" who saw Cindy Wall crowned the Queen of May by her granddad, Qurley Miller. May Pole dancers included Julie Doar, Nicola Fookes, Allyson Taylor, Geneva Hanser, Ann Altman, Vicky Harmeyer, Estelle Westbury, Linda Weatherford, Susan Stern, Paige Player, Frances Doyle, Allyson Hall, Gwen Mobley, • Suzanne Ray, Margaret i Weaver, Angie Floyd, Rose Tanner and Cheryl Moore. , d Many other fun festivities and booths were a part of this first such activity for First Baptist School. Mrs. Elsie Pollock and Mrs. Jane Williams were co ordinators. The National Guard Armory was packed Friday evening when Andrews Academy Principal George E. Hinson placed the crown of May upon the head of Debra Browder as her court stood in attendance. Lovely Picture: Andrews Academy's May Court Presents Springtime CONTINUED ON PAGE 3B Beauty * m Court Jester Needs A Bit Of Cheerin' Up During Puttin' Out A May Pole Plumb Tuckers A Fellow estivities Out People... Places... & Pursuits Photo Features -«^~*«"«»»»**i |jfc a»* By Ethlyn Missroon Section B The Blithesome Maids of May Conduct The Traditional Maypole Dance at May 8, 1975 Choppee's May Day Relay Had Many Par First Baptist Clowns And Balloons On The Scene irst Baptist Im% ticipants 0Q-/o59-(ri 12-B THE GEORGETOWN fS. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 197S Editorials a) From Early Files Of The Georgetown Times 14 Years Ago existence. The South Carolina State Richard Stanland. Mrs. H.D. Oswald. Recession's Cause May 11,1961 Development Board will hold its 50 Years Ago L.H. Siau, Jr., won a special A bill that would authorize regular meeting in Georgetown A delegation representing the May 8,1925 Democratic primary in Georgetown County to float a County June 11 and 12 and will Georgetown County Chamber of The dredge Arundel of the Georgetown County Tuesday $400,000 school bond issue was be "nests of the Georgetown Commerce had interviews with Arundel Corporation of An article in The Wall economic reaction of such for the office of auditor Mr. introduced in the House of Chamber of Commerce. ranking officials of the Army, Baltimore, Md., arrived in port Street Journal raised the scope and speed that it Siau defeated James H. Carter, Representatives Tuesday. Navy and Air Forces in on Sunday last to begin work of caught many totally un Sr. the incumbent auditor. 20 Years Ago Washington last Friday. The dredging in the mouth of the • interesting proposition that A native Georgetonian, May 12,1955 purpose of these interviews was Sampit River and the western the rampant inflation of 1973 prepared. The Georgetown County Charles S. Creel, Sr. has The top honor graduates for to persuade Air Force officials channel of Winyah Bay. and 1974 brought on the The Journal article noted: Memorial Hospital is returned to Georgetown as this year at Winyah High School to locate a proposed Marine "Inflation swelled profits celebrating its eleventh owner and manager of the were announced this week by Base in Georgetown. The Chautuaqua opens here in worst recession in the birthday and National Hospital Maryville Red and White Super Harvey I. Rice Jr. principal. Georgetown at 4 o'clock history of the United States and sales figures, producing Week this week. The hospital Market which is celebrating its Receiving valedictorian honors Various committees have Saturday afternoon. The since the Great Depression a phony euphoria among has cared for almost 40,000 grand opening this weekend. of her class is Evelyn La Bruce completed final plans to make opening number is the Jugo patients during its brief while saludetorian honors go to the 35th annual Convention of slav Tamburica Orchestra of the 1930's. businessmen; it distorted the South Carolina Federation which is very good and has been It was a sombering piece government economic of Business and Professional making a hit in all of the dif statistics, making it hard to Women's Clubs which will be ferent towns where they have of journalism that began held in Myrtle Beach, one of the appeared. wjth a succinct lead see that a recession was most successful on record. paragraph: "It was all held brewing; it bred a buy-and- Captain Charles W. Glover, F. Marion Harrelson, U.S. Army , arrived in the city up by mirrors." stockpile psychology among manager of the Georgetown on Wednesday afternoon, and T'hose mirrors referred to businessmen even as it was County Chamber of Commerce, will take up his duties as officer- eroding purchasing power announced that James H. instructor of Battery "D" the falsely ballooned values Carter, Sr. has been named immediately. He will be of inflation...goods costing and increasing the income general chairman of the 1955 stationed here permanently. more, higher wages, higher tax bite on consumers, Timber Festival Committee. Warrants are being prepared taxes, more demand for producing a save-and- The Annual Spring Meeting of for $3,005,157 State aid for the manufactured products on retrench attitude. Inflation's the local Humane Society was public schools of South Carolina impact is the key thread held at the Episcopal Parish according to Powe W. Bethea of paper while true demand for House on the evening of May the State Department of goods that most consumers linking all the many causes 3rd. Prizes were awarded in a Education. Georgetown County could afford to purchase was of recession, including the 'poster contest sponsored by is scheduled to receive $41,172. actually falling. Federal Reserves's heavy- THE BUREAUCRATS it was all held up by handed tight-money policy mjrrors... of 1974 that sought to stop the •Throughout society, the frightening price spiral at all inflated economy of late 1973 costs." add 1974 took a fearsome Those are sobering words toil. The final story by no that should stand as a means has yet been written yardstick to be applied to «i in our opinion. fiscal plans of Congress and *A phony, inflated the South Carolina General prosperity provoked an Assembly in 1975. Turnaround For IRS Internal Revenue Service information furnished by You Can Make It Commissioner Donald C. taxpayers to the federal Alexander is showing a government. Mr. Ford has refreshing attitude when he ordered that tax return invites an investigation of Mother's Day Calls Copley News Service I information can be made Can't we take It to court?' any alleged improprieties by available for inspection only his agency. Clearly, he sees through a request signed by this as the best way to the President. Additionally For Special Tribute restore public confidence in Mr. Alexander has By VERNON E. BROWN Letters the .IRS. repeatedly expressed his Two years after taking determination to keep the As Mother's Day rolls pline or advice, she's there. coming years, we owe it to around we should all stop and When we're in trouble and them to tell them while Elusive Due Dates office, Mr. Alexander is no IRS politically neutral. think about how much we owe need help, she's there. they're on this earth that we doubt shocked, as are many them. They're the ones who ease love them not just on their Editor, The Georgetown Times dollar. How could I make such a others, by previous attempts When a person files his This is my tribute, my way life's frustrations with cool birthday, Mother's Day or At times, I feel something less mistake - the print being barely income tax return he should of saying thanks to the ing, calming reason while all Easter, but every day be than pride, being a native of visible, as it is? I'm told the to use information from the mothers of the world. I hope around them the world rages cause every day is Mother's Georgetown. City Hall somehow dollar is a penalty. With red IRS files for political pur be able to assume that the that some of the questions I with hatred, bigotry, violence Day. took on the appearance of the face, I calmly scream "Why?". poses. In 1972, for example, confidential information it ask and the statements I and indifference. straw to-day while I provided At this point, I'm still innocent contains will be used only for make will make all of you ap Mothers are the stabilizing Mothers are the pride and the back to be broken. of my wrong-doing. the IRS is said to have preciate your mothers a little ingredient in this crazy conscience of this world. I With my little check in hand, participated in attempts to fully legitimate purposes. more. world. For that reason and love you all, and I wish only dated April 29, 1975, I visited Bit by bit, the story unfolds. Mr. Alexander is correct in What is a mother? Must she for everything they've done the best for you. said place of business to pay my I've overlooked the "date due" gather information on the always be brave, strong and for us over the years, for Keep your heads held high bill on April 30, 1975, and was date which just happened to be private lives of prominent inviting a congressional incapable of wrong? everything they'll do for us in ... God bless you. informed that I owed another the day I wrote the check; so oversight agency. In fact, it Is it necessary for her to be instead of being early in paying Miami residents. married in order to qualify as for my utilities, I find myself Both President Ford and is surprising that Congress a mother? being penalized for a day's Mr. Alexander have did not ride herd on the IRS We've learned that's a tardiness. Nevertheless, more closely in the past. status without honor. But is Today's Investor careless consumers of water prohibited future misuse of giving birth, allowing a life to and electricity, BEWARE! exist, not the greatest honor? By Thomas E. O'Hara be treated as an expense. The mendations. We had five lists THAT "DATE DUE" ON Are mothers all one color? I Q. I recently filed my tax New York Stock Exchange has that were selected by the YOUR BILL WILL DIFFER (£1?? O5?aOrgrt0uin (SimtB think not. The bond they return and the man who helped proposed a change in the law to members of Better Investing EVERY MONTH. me would not allow me to in share transcends racial allow individuals to charge Magazine's Stock Review I wonder how many other SINCE 1797 clude the commissions I paid on bounds. It's a bond of love for these commissions as expenses, Committee in the March issue. citizens get caught on these stocks that I bought and sold as their children which survives but no such legislation has been Each of those men selected a monthly variations of when to an expense. That doesn't seem countless pains and disap passed. list of stocks which he felt would pay? That could amount to a lot right to me and I would like pointments, our selfish Q. I'm just beginning to invest make the greatest advance in of dollars. whims, abuses and misuses. your opinion. and I'd like to know where I can the coming five years. One list is already ahead by 56 percent. Payments are due a fixed I have never seen a bad A. Your adviser was correct. find a list of securities to con number of days from the billing The government does not We'd gladly send any reader a Second Class Postage Paid At Georgetown, S.C. 29440 mother and I would fight you sider for investment. I don't date, regardless of when the if you said you had. Are they permit commissions on stock want just any list, but one that copy of this magazine as long as the supply lasts. bills are received by the THE GEORGETOWN TIMES is bad when they sacrifice their purchase and sales to be ex has been selected by some customers. Thomas P. Davis, Editor and Publisher pensed on your tax return. It published each Tuesday and hopes, dreams and ambitions experienced person. Q. I own shares in a "money" That directs my attention to does allow you to add them to fund which I bought some time Thursday at 606 Front Street, W.S. Bryan, Jr. Harold Roberts so that we might fulfill ours? A. There are dozens of such the U.S. Post Office Depart Georgetown, S.C. 29440. the cost of the security and to lists available. Almost every ago. When I bought it the return General Manager Advertising Manager There is no doubt in my deduct them from the proceeds ment which warrants a letter all Telephone 546-4148 brokerage firm will have a was nearly 10 percent. Now the its own - possibly a few mind which is the stronger when you sell. This means you return is down below 6 percent. Subscription Rates: sex. When we're born she's selection of stocks they are thousand words. Since neither get just half the benefit taxwise currently bringing to the at Do you think I should keep the 1 Year In County $7.00 * Year In State $8.00 1 Year Out of State $9.00 there. When we need disci- that you would get if they could THE CITY nor THE POST tention of their customers. fund? OFFICE DEPARTMENT cares There are many investment A. "Money" funds sounded to hear my complaints, thanks services and many advertise in like a great invention when for letting me write to you, Mr. Your National Parks financial magazines and in the interest rates were so high. The Editor. business pages of newspapers. return they are able to pay is Sincerely, Most invite you to write and just dependent upon the money Harriet Oliver Plowden >fesNT ask for their current recom CONTINUED ON PAGE 4B They Have Special Role ... In Nation's Bicentennial By RONALD H. WALKER and from Alaska to the Virgin ia: The park encompasses FT. McHENRY NATION Director, Islands. most of Jamestown Island, AL MONUMENT AND HIS National Park Service Within the system, 23 areas site of the first permanent TORIC SHRINE, Maryland: have been identified as pos English settlement in Amer No commemorative event Successful defense of this fort sessing special significance to ica, and Yorktown, where, on in the lives of our generation in the War of 1812, on Sept. 13- the Bicentennial. These in Oct. 19, 1781, British forces of Americans will be as signif 14, 1814, inspired Francis clude the national capital formally surrendered to tbe icant as the moth birthday of Scott Key to write "The Star area and 22 historic areas as allied forces — the site where this Republic founded upon Spangled Banner." sociated with events and per the United States virtually concepts of individual liberty sonalities of the American won its independence. which continue to profoundly FT. MOULTRIE (FT. Revolution. influence world history. COWPENS NATIONAL SUMTER NATIONAL MON Here are some brief de UMENT), South Carolina: Hie National Park System scriptions of these sites: BATTLEFIELD, South Caro is the nation's principal re lina: Site of Brig. Gen. Daniel Site where on June 28, 1776, pository of historic sites and ADAMS NATIONAL HIS Morgan's victory over British about 400 patriots under Col. structures, and there is no or TORIC SITE, Massachusetts: Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton on William Moultrie defeated a ganisation, public or private, The Adams Mansion was the Jan. 17,1781, which bolstered British squadron of nine which has a greater role to home of four generations of the patriot cause. ships, greatly postponing play during this inspirational the Adams family, the most FEDERAL HALL NA British operations in the period when Americans will prominent of whom was John TIONAL MEMORIAL, New South. be looking at their country Adams, first vice president of York: Site where the U.S. and its heritage. the United States, second government under the Arti FT. STANWIX NATIONAL This is a supreme challenge president of the United States. cles of Confederation and the MONUMENT, New York: and supreme opportunity for John Adams purchased the first Congress under tbe Con Site where, in August, 1777, the National Park Service. In house in 1787, and spent the stitution met, and where American forces repulsed a *4a*«jpivy wwWai tv#^noc volved will be all of the ap last 25 years of his life there. President George Washington British invasion from Canada proximately 300 park system COLONIAL NATIONAL was inaugurated and the Bill and contributed to the British i, from Maine to Hawaii HISTORICAL PARK, Virgin of Rights was adopted in 1780. defeat at Saratoga. 'Something tells me this is his first tune-up job. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 3-B Now Thru Thursday Weeknights: 4:45-6:45-9:00 Qam Waste Research Leads Saturday :2:30-4:45-6:45-9:00 Double Trouble I To Dental Plaque Solution Seeking a solution to the Pollution control regulations laminarinase, breaks down the samples of the enzyme are problem of disposal of waste now are forcing the processors natural polysaccharide, produced in the laboratory. The from surf clam processing, a to find other methods of laminarin, into a high soluble product is marketed by Sea Grant researcher has disposal or develop com and digestive simple sugar Calbiochem, a San Diego firm, discovered a versatile enzyme mercially profitable products component. in research quantities. So far, that holds promise for from the leftovers. A private processing firm- the processor has realized dissolving dental plaque, im- Dr. Shallenberger, an enzyme the Shelter Island Oyster $1,200 on the raw materials-the proving beer-brewing chemist, reasoned that the clam Company, which prepares and first financial return it has ever processes, and breaking up must have a digestive enzyme packs surf clams-is received for this former waste mold in the blood vessels of capable of breaking down cooperating in Shallenberger's product. dint Eastwood aint Eastwood burn victims. carbohydrates in the marine research. The company uses "Although the enzyme con Dirty Harry Magnum Force plants that are its food. only the clam foot and formerly The scientist is Dr. Robert stitutes only a tiny fraction of From Warner Bros.© A Warner CkxnmuriK^rtions Cornpany Shallenberger of Cornell Although carbohydrates in most discarded the digestive tract, clam wastes." Dr. Robert B. JS University's New York State terrestrial animals and plants thereby wasting up to 20 percent Abel, Director of NOAA's Office Agricultural Experiment differ from marine plant of the animal's body tissue. of Sea Grant, points out, "it JOHN BATEMAN Starting This Sunday-Thursday Station at Geneva. New York's Today, it provides clam promises to become a Sunday: 3,5,7,9—Weeknights: 7 & 9 PM Sea Grant Program is sup carbohydrates some are similar bellies for the project, and test significant part, scientifically ported by the Commerce and can be broken down by and economically." Department's National Oceanic enzymes such as those in the Now that the enzyme is Psychologist Speaks •aiBNEV POIYIER MU C*6t>Y and Atmospheric Ad clam's digestive tract. If these available for research, several ministration, and by the State of digestive enzymes could be May Day isolated, processed, and potential uses" are being *- HARRY fcElAFONYE New York through the State examined. As Geechie Dan University of New York and packaged at reasonable clost, CONTINUED FROM PAGE IB Studies at Western Michigan To Andrews Rotary Cornell University. .Shallenberger- believed, they might be " ' useful and The maid of honor was University indicate that the Several years ago, Dr. enzyme seems to have anti- John Bateman, Georgetown 1971, did his undergraduate marketable. Gaylnn Long and the attendants work at Louisiana Tech where They get Shallenberger began seeking from all classes were Keri leukemia activity. According tc County Schools psychologist, solutions to the increasingly one theory, the carbohydrate- was guest speaker with the he studied psychology. He In 1973, he identified the surf Blakeley, Gail Etheridge, funny when serious problem of what to do Jennifer Floyd, Elaine Powell, protein structure of the can Andrews Rotarv Club recen earned his MA at The Citadel in with the leftovers of surf clam clam's major active enzyme as cerous cell wall apparently has tly. He is involved with special secondary administration. a gluconase that digests Terri Glass, Tammy Lambert, you mess processing. Traditionally, Angela Cox, Jennifer Smith, the carbohydrate grouping Education Programs that range Thought For Food processors have disposed of relatively resistant car found in marine plants, and will from the mentally handicapped bohydrates with linkages Pamela Cooper, Paulette with their wastes, such as shells and Tisdale, Ellen Cox, Kelly therefore partially break down child to those with specific digestive tracts, in nearby similar to those of marine in the presence of the enzyme. learning disabilities. money plants. The enzyme, Walters, Sheri Jones and Vicki oceans, bays, and estuaries. Morris. Breweries in the United He told Andrews members Crown bearer was Larry D. States and Germany have found that there are as many reasons Cannon, Flower girl, Becky that the enzyme works ef for non-learning as there are Let's Talk Wheeler, Court jesters, Angie fectively to dissolve car symptoms in an area that is Brown and Sammy Clemons. bohydrates clogging their tremendously complex. Fencing Mrs. Charles Cooper was filters. Most learning disabilities director and Mrs. Evelyn Dr. Shallenberger believes might be lumped into one Ranson and Sharon Cannon that the enzyme, added to category "minimal brain ULPYOWH were accompanists. toothpaste, would dissolve the dysfunction", but the causes thin invisible film of plaque that are many, the psychologist : 6AWURDAW NI6HY . -Jflffl forms on teeth, hardens into said. May Day exercises at •••••••••••••••••a Choppee were sponsored by the tartar , and becomes a major Many of these may be only teachers of the elementary dental problem. detected behaviorallv or at Late Show Fri-Sat-Sun 11:15PM ^JTCall Today!! department and a number of Another possible use, he clinics and are not events made it a special suggests, is for dissolving the outstandingly pinpointed during Fried Florida Corn CHAIN LINK FENCING occasion. network of threadlike tubes in a their association with others. Remove husks and silks from mold that develops in blood Bateman said that the Special corn. Cut into 3-inch pieces. The May Queen, Miss Pennye Heat deep fat to 325 degrees F. for Frink of the sixth gra>'e was vessels of severely burned Education Department was persons. This mold resists the originally planned to deal not Place 5 to 6 pieces of corn into crowned by the ass'stant hot fat and cook from 3 to 5 4 • Quality Materials principal, Mr. William J. l.'ayes drugs used to control gangrene only with children of below normal IQ levels, but with those minutes or until golden. • Quality Installation during the day. and can lead to death unless it is Remove from fat and drain on A number of activities on ihe counteracted. of normal and gifted levels. absorbent paper. Serve hot. • Fast Service field included games, relay Dr. Shallenberger's project is Bateman who served his Yields 6 portions. races and contests, with a pie- continuing work on the military duty in the Marines in • Bank Rate Financing eating affair won by Ronald development of less complex Drayton. techniques for processing the • Free Estimates clam wastes and attempting to May Day exercises at Mc produce a very pure enzyme Donald School were held on the extract for medical studies. If EAST COAST ball field with principal E. C. commercial applications for the Rhodes crowning Debra enzyme increase and industries Browder as May Queen. come to need large amounts of FENCE CO. it, the Sea Grant scientist may The attendants included Freda examine other marine GEORGETOWN, S.C. Green, Annette Howard, organisms for additional PH. 546-4441 Angeliga Morrison, Christie sources of the enzyme. Reeves and Julie Ray. 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Bagley, president of centuries ago in France after conditions regarding felons and have no sense of having sinned. will be no trouble. am going to let them know it the National Association of earthquakes and bad weather their families. Homer W. Hunter, quality "No trouble, that is the every day. They cannot shut me Conservation Districts had brought repeated crop The spread of crime which is control staff chief at trouble with the world, no one away in a cell and forget I am (NACD.) failures. The custom was Georgetown Steel, gives the wants any trouble." here." brought to America, and many presently a matter of great "Man's responsibility to God concern in our state will in public at large quite an insight "They would rather just look "I am their next door neigh churches and their into the emotions, belligerence the other way, or not look at all; bor and my kids go to school for the wise use of land and crease in proportion to the in water is the purpose of the congregations began to set crease in our society of anti-' and convictions of not only the just shuffle all the objectors with theirs. I will break none of their laws so they have no event," says Bagley. It is the aside the fifth Sunday after social attitudes such as are convict but of the wives and away where they are out of chance to get rid of me." 20th in a series of annual ob Easter as Soil and Soul Sunday. revealed in a statement written family of such a person. sight. Out of sight: out of mind. This became Soil Stewardship "I let them know what they servances conducted by 3,000 by a convict's wife and will This is the statement of a wife They're not there anymore. Sunday in 1946, and in 1956, Soil have done to use, the voters and local soil and water con decrease in proportion as these who has become bitter and "Well, God dammit I am here Stewardship Week. taxpayers. And the biggest servation district organizations attitudes are changed, ac resentful with her lot: and I swear that everyone is question of all is what ever throughout the country. cording to Homer Hunter of "Where do all the tears go? going to know it." And where is the shoulder that I "The wife and children of a happened to proposition 19? And Church services, Sunday Georgetown Steel who ad can you really blame Patty School lessons, tours, and vocates fairness from society need to lean on? Where is the convict. And how on earth do person who answers me when I they survive? Very carefully. Hearst? She was brain-washed special educational programs WccUi, and understanding by those all right, all her life till she woke will focus on the theme "Test of involved throueh relationship say "Hey man, what do I do now With holes in their shoes and that I've gone this far? Where salvation army clothes, no up and split." OPTIMISM their byword, Detroit auto manufacturers churn Strength" this year. This refers with connected persons, such as to the challenge to landowners do I go now and what do I do meat on the table and a little "The preceding an out new cars in hopes the annual spring sales upturn will work H£ALTti TIP husbands, brothers or fathers. and resource managers in a when I get there, and what the • welfare assistance and a whole nouncement has been a free its magic and pull the auto industry out of its slump. Many times, the wives and lot of pride and guts." political proclamation of the time of inflationary pressures, O'NEIL JAYROE, R.PH , hell am I doing here anyhow?" worries about food supplies and families of law-breakers and "I do not hide the fact that I lonely angry wife of a prison "I do not have any answers energy, and evidence of Sunshine is essential to all those serving prison terms am the wife of a convict. I let inmate. Hunter said." life on earth, however and there is no one who knows shrinking confidence in many of themselves, regard themselves them all know that I am poor She continued: "You just do Today's Investor repeated sunburn of human where I am at, and how it got our institutions. as wronged individuals. where I am at, and the way it because they took my man not know, or do you? How it is to skin can cause skin cancer. They see themselves in the feels on the inside. What do you away. I let them know my kids love as we do. And be separated "We hope," says Bagley, Skin exposed to sunlight like we are. To know that we are CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2B questions, but will answer them "that during this week millions should always be protected not bad people, just people who market. They do permit the only through this column. He of Americans will pause to with suntan lotions con saw a little deeper into life and would be pleased to send a consider the importance of taining a sunscreen to filter D small investory to have an out tne most harmful rays. did not like it much." interest in some money market complimentary copy of Better protecting the soil, improving Investing Magazine or in And don't forget to coat HOURS "Just a family of loving items that he couldn't have water supplies, and wise formation about Investment your lower lip! Don't -be simple people who wanted not husbandry of our forest and fooled by an invisible sun - access to otherwise and they do Clubs to any reader requesting so much to change the whole provide liquidity; however, wildlife resources." the ultraviolet rays can world just to fit us into it, but it. Write: Today's Investory, NACD prepared educational penetrate clouds and there are many good quality P.O. Box 220, Royal Oak, fab- r i fie merely to live our lives the way common stocks currently materials for Soil Stewardship bounce off concrete, beach we wanted." Michigan 48068. Week in 1975 in cooperation with sand and water to give a available at prices that provide severe sunburn. "Everything out there is just comparable income and a committee of leading chur like it always was. And so are possibly a much greater op chmen. They are Rev. Larry m DRESS MAKER LENGTH we. But we will have to suffer portunity through eventual Bryson, Southern Baptist (Phone 546-5124 like this, apart, till they decide appreciation and greater in 1he Old It/m&t Convention; Osgood Magnuson, Filling your prescription is to let my husband come home." come. Lutheran Council in the U. S. lour most important work DOUBLE KNITS "After they decide he can fit We'd like to say a word to you A.; Daniel O. Parker, United into society. Well I do not know and a number of our other Church Board for Homeland Free Delivery Any-season fabric about the society but I am ready readers. When you write us Ministries; and Rt. Rev. J.G. in colorful, no-iron for him to come home." please check that you have put Weber, National Catholic Rural polyester. Tone- "It is funny to me how they your return address on your Life Conference. JAYROE on-tones, two-tones, expect him to change his life letter. We receive several Publications, which feature a just because he has been exiled painting by renowned artist DRUGS novelties, fancies. letters each day asking for "Middle age is when the girl WEST SIDE 60" wide. from it for awhile. They just copies of Better Investing which Peter Hurd, can be obtained you smile at thinks you are one from local conservation district SHOPPING CENTER seem to know that for sure when do not carry a return address. of her father's friends.'' reg 3.99 if on bolts they cut you loose you will Mr. O'Hara welcomes your officials. either be back.... or, that they will have taught you a lesson so that you will conform to their 3 DAYS ONLY! way of thinking that they just COOL & CRISP seem to know is the right and Thursday, "only way to think." Friday & DOTTED SWISS "If one steps out of that trodden path they must lose Saturday! With all the charm of an English 1 their families and their freedom qarden Polyester-cotton. No-iron and sit in a place of recon struction till they come to you and say "O.k., boy, you are ready now to try it again the DOUBLE KNIT right way." It is fantastic how they just seem to know which 88 way is the right way." GABARDINE "It is funny how they place so »>l Great vacation wear with the easy- much value on a system which, YD. care, easy-wear difference of no-iron has failed to work for "the SAVE 21.80 to 25.80 On Murray' Bikes! polyester. 60" wide. 3 people" since the day it was conceived." "I, personally", Hunter Reg. To 79.80! Men's 26", POPULAR MENSWEAR added, "do not believe that an 24" Boys' 10-Speed escalating display punitive and retributive force directed upon 'Murray' Bikes DOUBLE KNITS the wrongdoer is going to For men's & women's tailored looks. change attitudes for the better, 60 wide. Super new patterns in r«9 but will, rather, intensify and SAVE To 23.80 I 3.99 spread the worst in them. no-1 ron poly est er. 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I wash one load STRONGEST PUMP TO Complete Stapling Kit Beauty Cups-cupping, caressing Muscle Stimulator - reaches instead o' many action helps bring out radiance. deep down to help tonemuscles. DRAW CLOTHES CLEAN NOW ONLY Chin & Body Contourer - gentle Scalp Massager - brisk, invigo bulkie1.! w.ishc beauty treatment for neck, chin, rating. Helps stimulate scalp cir elbows, etc. culation. Cal 5464687 p3~/05f ry 6-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C. i TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 ONE ASSORTED CHOPS QUARTER SLICED PORK LOIN LOIU.S.D.A.N CHOICE BEE F COLONIAL STORES | WHOLE MORE popular than Secretary of State Henry QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 9 TO 11 LBS. AVG. Kissinger among Israeli sup NONE SOLD TO DEALERS , USDA porters, Defense Secretary PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH CUT FREE INTO I runtnv James Schlesinger has May 14. 1975 [ hmii b pledged the United States ROUND TIPSTEAK S OR ROASTS! ' shall continue to honor its USDA CHOICE BEEF commitment to that nation, FRESHLY BOSTON SHOULDER BLADE JUMBO MIXED PARTS despite recent hints the U.S. will "reassess" its ROUND TIP obligations. GROUND BEEF PORK ROAST FRYER PARTS MOTORWAYS 5 Lbs. ROAST « Fresh arttPl. Or More • 1 N.cki Roadside Lean • I OlMat Hazards LB. LB. LB. USDA CHOICE Beef LL39 BOSTON SHOULDER BLADE OSCAR MAYER - Sliced FIESTA Or Chicken Salad 43 69d«|49 89 Round Tip Steak Lb Spiced Luncheon Meat I'kR 89* Ham Salad Cup 69* Abound CHOICE BEEF Boneless Fresh Pork Steaks 99* OSCAR MAYER - Sliced SINGLETON KAHN HILLSHIRE 15-Oz. Lb By FRANK MACOMBER Cubed Steak »i» Pkg of 5 Smoked Sausage I.h. Chopped Ham Pkg 99* Deviled Crab For years insurance com WEINNER BRAND SINGLETON TALMADGE - Chicken Franks OSCAR MAYER - Sliced panies, automobile clubs and Sliced Bacon Pkg 99* 14-Oz Pkg im 120, -0< Picnic Loaf 89* Breaded Oysters other organizations have TALMADGE Chicken Chicken Bologna Pkg GORTON OCEAN complained about roadside OSCAR MAYER OSCAR MAYER Chunk Bologna 49* I Lh Pkg hazards and the dangers they H-Oz. Perch Fillet OSCAR MAYER Tiny Braunschweiger Tube 59* pose to the American motor Cotto Salami Pkg. 89* MRS PAULS ist. Link Sausage OSCAR MAYER • Meat - Beef - Garlic FIESTA Mild-Sharp-Pickle-Olive Fish Sticks 14 Oz. Pkg Now four Washington law All Beef Or All Meal K-Oz. Dressed 99* Sliced Bologna 69* Pimento Cheese ('up 59* yers have written a book in Oscar Mayer Franks Croaker Fish which they offer a variety of - * legal roads down which the complainants can travel, us ing a combination of federal, LIQUID DETERGENT RED BAND or GOLD MEDAL state and local laws to com SHORTENING bat the hazards they claim lurk along many freeways Limit—1 With $7.50 and byroads. IVORY FLOUR I Irder Or More CRISCO Limit-Choice of The 592-page book entitled, "X, I With $7.50 "The Law and Roadside Haz Order or * ards," climaxes a two-year study by James F. Fitzpat- rick, Michael N. Sohn, Thom 48 Oz. as E. Silfen and Robert H. Bottle Woods, attorneys in a capital law firm. It is being published by the Michie Co. ffi&Sfe* The study was sponsored SAVE 26c SAVE 40c by the Insurance Institute for SAVE 20c Highway Safety. The book proposes a series of legal maneuvers aimed at forcing removal of roadside hazards. It warns of the "sur \bu can even get prising lag in the develop >-:•• A ment of the law in response to the roadside hazard," even :. #a tickets forles s at though "of the 56,000 highway WHITE CLOUD JIM DANDY deaths in 1972, about a third reportedly occurred when the Colonial. vehicle collided with a fixed Bathroom We're selling adult and child s tickets to Six Flags" object on or along the road, lor only $5 60 each One ticket with each $5 or more grocery. GRITS rolled over or otherwise came order. That's a savings of up to $ 1 40 per ticket SAVE 20c to grief after leaving the Tissue Regular Prices Adults $7 00, children under 12, $600 pavement." White Or • Save on Six Flags tickets while you shop at Colonial | Assorted Colors The authors claim that fac (Oven Krisp-Twirl Choc. Chip OUR PRIDE - Cloverleaf tors contributing to official z Brown & Serve i2-oz indifference include "the pre- SAVE 10c ' 1COOKIES Pkg° 49* ocupation of state and federal lOVEN KRISP VANILLA ROLLS «*• 43* governments with new road OUR PRIDE construction" and "the tend WAFERS 12 Oz. Box 49< RYE BREAD S? 49* * ency of private litigants to be [OUR PRIDE OUR PRIDE concerned essentially with •i" compensation for injuries NELLY ROLL ZZikg 79* 1 SUGAR BaCg »1 rather than eliminating the agent (reason) for injuries." "The Law and Roadside N TOMATOES • Hazards" underlines the re TASTY & RED sponsibility and liability of highway engineers and con sultants who design highway m «•* , obstacles; road contractors who build faulty highways CARTON and fail to eliminate hazards; Of and utility companies which Three erect dangerously placed light and utility poles and build concrete or other non- breakway pole supports. It also insists federal, state and local agencies can be STRAWBERRIE held to account legally for dangerous guardrails, cul verts, signs, embankments, RED & RIPE trees, shoulders and bridge supports, or for poor judg | CALIFORNIA ment in failing to correct , W known roadside hazards. "Highway authorities, to avoid assertions of liability, 1/ should provide motorists with PINT an unobstructed recovery zone in which they can bring their vehicles to a safe stop," YELLOW SQUASH FRESH & TENDER Lb 29* the authors contend. a a* "Obstacles or devices ca GREEN BEANS GARDEN FRESH Lb. 35* pable of causing collisions re sulting in injury or death ROWDER PEAS FRESH & TENDER U». 39* should not be placed so close to a highway that a driver OKRA TENDER YOUNG Lb. 59* cannot stop before hitting 1-Lb. them. ... MUSHROOMS SNOW WHITE !£?• 99* "If a government main Pkg. Vi Gal. a Ac tains dangerous obstacles or ORANGE JUICE KRAFT devices on or near a highway, Glass 89* ,/2 GaL even if they are devices such m. as guardrails, the courts will GRAPEFRUIT JUICE KRAFT oat hold the government liable Glass &Y for the injuries in collisions For Mother's Day — FRUIT BOWLS AND MUMS with them." FOOD STAMPS GO Classified Ads FARTHER AT COLONIAL! Bring Results •t. * 208 N. Fraser Street - Open Thursdays & Fridays Til 7:30 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 7-B of the 3 comments were variable purchase been extended from March 1 to favorable and seven were manipulation, but felt they July 1, 1975. unfavorable. Most of those who needed more time to reprogram The third amendment makes commented unfavorably their computers to accept the the administering State Food Stamp Rules agreed with the value of the redesigned cards. Therefore, agencies liable for the value of amendment in curtailing the implementation date has bonus coupons issued pursuant to an adverse court decision if the agencies fail to notify USDA of lawsuits or if the agencies do Changed By USDA not, upon request, join USDA as parties to the suit. The intent is The U.S. Department of standing USDA policy design of the authorization-to- that FNS be afforded the op Uft Agriculture (USDA) recently precluding State agencies from purchase (ATP) car include a portunity to defend its announced three amendments designating as issuing agents signature line for each variable regulations coming under court to the Food Stamp Program any business authorized to purchase option. This dption action. that will (1) restrict businesses accept and redeem food allows food stamp participants Ten comments were received from both issuing and coupons from recipients. to purchase all, three-quarters, on this proposal after its redeeming food stamps, (2) USDA's Food and Nutrition one-half, or one-quarter of their publication in the Federal change the design of the Service says that such a dual monthly coupon allotment. The Register of Sept. 30, 1974. One authorization - to - purchase designation would give a firm new cards will provide a space comment agreed with the (ATP) card, and (3) hold states and unfair competitive ad for the participant's signature proposal and another objected liable in some cases of adverse vantage. next to the purchase option to to it in its entirely. The court decisions. USDA received comments on make it more difficult for an remaining comments agreed McDuffie-Marlowe The first of these amend this amendment, which was unauthorized person to pur and disagreed in part with the ments formalizes a long- published in the Federal chase the remaining portion of new provision. the allotment. USDA received a Furniture Company Register on Dec. 19 , 1974, for "SEA HORSE..."With lady jockey Donna Hillman aboard, ihe final regulations will be public comment - six in favor, total of sixteen comments after published in the Federal tne proposed amendment was thoroughbred HILARIOUS TIME enjoys romping in surf at Miami "Let Us Feather Year Neat Dewa Wit* AI J«te Dewa" SCE&G Seeks six against. Beach. The racehorse, from stable of Joe Griffin at Gulfstream Register of Apr. 11, 1975, and The second amendment published in the Federal will be effective immediately Register of Sept. 30, 1974. Nine Park, combines leg therapy with seaside relaxation. Miss Hillman Wholesale requires by July 1,1975, that the wears suitable riding togs for the occasion. upon publication. « Rate Hike 4 OUNCE SIZE CX UI-12 tr CX 128-12 The South Carolina Electric & GRECIAN FORMULA Gas Company recently filed an SAVE ON FOR LADIES OR MEN application with the Federal Power Commission in Washington to increase rates to its wholesale electric CX 118-21 or CX 112-20 i « customers. IMS PHOTO The application, which asks for a 4.8 per cent increase from three municipalities and six FINISHING LIMIT TWO electric cooperatives, foUows a DISCOUNT DR.UGS MFR'S. LIST PRICE $8.58 directive from the South Carolina Public Service Commission which asked the 2 OUNCE TUBE utility "to make an effort to increase the return on non- "FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY"I LIMIT TWO REC1AN FORMULA 16 jurisdictional business." HAIR COLOR FOR MEN The increase will not effect 829 FRONT STREET the utility's 290,0000 retail customers. ALKA-SELTZER According to Allan C. 9 to 7 SATURDAY TABLETS Mustard, SCE&G Senior Vice A COMPLETE President, the wholesale rates THE ORIGINAL - 25'S STOCK . . . were designed to make the rate MFR'S. LIST PRICE 9TC of return between wholesale PHONE 546-3134 of the finest pharmaceuticals MFR'S. LIST PRICE $3.58 retail customers exactly the enables us to serve all your drug same. needs right away! ' * SCE&G has presently pending before the state Public Service LIMIT TWO Commission increases to its GLLETTE LIMIT TWO GLLETTE BLADES LIMIT TWO VKKS SINEX PACK OF residential, commercial and 6 Personna TWIN industrial retail customers. Injector BLADES Double Edge Nasal Spray injector blades Francis Marion PLATINUM - PLUS SUPER STAINLESS To Issue 184 Degrees LIMIT TWO PKG. OF 11 ONLY $1.19 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $2.49 ONE OUNCE SIZE ONLY SI.49 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.29 A total of 184 degrees are scheduled to be granted at Francis Marion College PREPARATION H SPEAK BRYLCREEM EVENFLO Baby Bottles| Commencement exercise Saturday, May 10, at 3 p.m. in ointment EASY ANTI-DANDRUFF PLASTIC OR GLASS the Smith College Center 2 OUNCE SIZE gymnasium. 13 OUNCE Hair Groom 8 OUNCE In addition, honorary Doctor AMERICA'S BEST LIMIT of Humanities degrees will be TASTING LIMIT conferred on Dr. Maceo Nance, TWO FOUR Jr. President of South Carolina AEROSOL BREATH-1 State College in Orangeburg, FRESHENER and Mr. Patrick Chesely Smith, State Auditor and Secretary to LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO the State Budget and Control MFR'S. LIST PRICE $2.85 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.29 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.39 MFR'S. LIST PRICE 64C Board. College President Walter D. Smith will presiding officer at LIMIT TWO 2 FREE BLADES the Commencement. Featured Personna LYSOL LIMIT TWO GILLETTE speaker will be Dr. Hugh C. FLINTSTONES Bailey, Dean of the Howard INJECTOR II Spray Disinfectant Super Speed College of Arts and Sciences at vitamins Samford University in Bir floating head ELIMINATES ODORS !! REGULAR OR RAZOR mingham, Ala. Dr. Bailey will T OUNCE SIZE WITH IRON join Francis Marion College on July 1 as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College. Greetings from the Senior Class will be brought by class president Sandra L. Jenkin LIMIT TWO son. The invocation will be MFR'S. LIST PRICE $2.29 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.39 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $2.59-$2.89 LIMIT TWO MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.39 given by Dr. James E. Pot- terfield, Chairman of the Department of Education. The L T benediction will be delivered by {JJ Bugs Bunny LIMIT Dr. Joseph A. James, Depart LIMIT FLINTSTONES PEPTO-BBMOL Tablets ment of Modern Languages. Vitamins T TWO vitamins LIMIT PACKAGE OF 24 Special music will be lONE! I DAY "° TWO TABLETS provided by the FMC Wind REGULAR OR WITHIRON ' -Awjr" REGULAR OR WITH IRON Ensemble. 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COPPERTONE LIMIT PEPTO BISMOL LIMIT TWO CHOCKS The ship has been under TWO construction since June 1968. It 24 Vitamins is more than 1,090 feet long, and Suntan Lotion OUNCE Liquid is expected to operate on its SIZE FOR UPSET STOMACH REGULAR OR initial nuclear power supply for 4 OUNCE SIZE WITH IRON the next 13 years. LIMIT TWO 8 OUNCE SIZE LIMIT TWO 200 YEARS AGO A speaker in Philadelphia's AYDS Carpenters' Hall encourages the colonies to become as self sufficient as possible and at Reducing Plan tack foreign craftsman and capital. (National Park Serv MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.99 CANDY MFR'S. LIST PRICE $1.45 ice-CNS) MFR'S. LIST PRICE $4.58 MFR'S. LIST PRICE $2.59-82.89 c6-/o59-ft 8-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 adjustment in federal-state struction for the rural elderly. DID YOU KNOW ? money matching ratios in some "We have been shocked at the Jenrette To Hold VAN I EL BOONE Rural Elderly areas; for special trans deplorable conditions we have portation funds; for financial observed in some homes as we •»> FAMOUS PIONEER OF aid in providing more senior have carried out a winterization COLONIAL TIMES WAS centers; and for money for program for the needy elderly Special Hearing On BORN NEAR REAPING, housing renovation and con in South Carolina," Bryan said. PA., WAS REARED A Need Services QUAKER. HE MARRIED Services to elderly rural AT 22, AND WISHED TO now helping many of the rural Blue Cross Program residents should be expanded, elderly in South Carolina; the Rep. John W. Jenrette, D- said he plans to deal extensively MOVE TO FLORIDA, BUT the director of the South information and referral, S.C., will conduct hearings May with a proposal to restrict the HIS BRIDE OF 15 WAS Carolina Commission on Aging reaching-and in many in c) 19 on possible methods the amount of mental health RELUCTANT TO LEAVE has told a U. S. Senate Com coverage allowed. stances sustaining-some of the government can use to retrieve HER RELATIVES. BOONE mittee in Washington. most needy rural elderly," an estimated $10 to $17 million Jenrette said the Civil Service BLAZED MANY TRAILS Harry R. Bryan testified Bryan said. owed due to audit exceptions for Commission is the agency now IN KENTUCKY, CLAIMED April 28 to Senator Dick Clark's the Blue Cross-Blue Shield charged with administering the MUCH OF IT AS HIS OWN Senate Special Committee on "But these services to the Federal Employees health program but he added there is Aging in a hearing on "The rural elderly can and should be benefit plan. an unclear area regarding what HOWEVER, HE HAD NO LEGAJ TITLES TO IT, SO HE LOST Older Americans Act and the expanded." Bryan mentioned "This is a huge sum and federal oversight procedures Rural Elderly". IT BOONE DIED AT 86 FROM the need for homemaker, home represents one way we can are applicable. He noted that "The Older Americans Act is health, and chore services; for >* possibly recoup funds lost due to the total cost of the benefit plans •EATING TOO MANY SWEET sloppy administrative for 1973, as an example of the procedures," said Jenrette. scope of the program, was 1.4 Tennis Tournament Jenrette will conduct the billion. The government con hearings courtesy of Rep. tributed $577 million of this and Richard C. White, D-Texas, federal employees kicked in an Scheduled In Charleston chairman of the Subcommittee additional $842 million. The Fifth Annual Charleston compete in the U.S. Lawn on Retirement and Employee The GAO report showed that Invitational Tennis Tour Tennis Association sanctioned Benefits of the Post Office and there have been no audits at all nament, sponsored by the event to be held on the courts of Civil Service Committee. of at least one local plan in Citizens and Southern the Charleston Tennis Club, McDuffie-Marlowe *> The problem was exposed by volved with the benefits THERE ARE SOME 250 SPECIES OF SHARKS National Bank of South Creekside, Mount Pleasant. a recent General Accounting program "even though federal IN THE WORLD. THE LARGEST IS THE 50-FT. Carolina, the Coca-Cola Bot Furniture Company Office report made at theregulation s require audits on a RHINEODON. UNTIL VITAMIN "A" BECAME tling Company and the Tickets for the entire series of request of the subcommittee. regular basis-or at least every SYNTHESIZED, SHARK LIVER WAS A VERY Charleston Tennis Club, will be matches are available at any "Let Us Feather Yaw Neat Dtmrn With A IMUt Dam" The report showed that since three years," said Jenrette. IMPORTANT SOURCE OF THIS VITAMIN. SHARK held on May 16, 17, and 18. C&S Bank or by writing the 1971 there have been audit "The enormous potential for HIDES ARE 3 TIMES STRONGER THAN COWHIDE. Sixteen top tennis Charleston Tennis Club, P.O. exceptions made that range slipshod, poor administration is professionals and amateurs will Box 1103, Charleston, S.C. 29402. from $10 to as high as $17 painfully obvious," he said. million. Aside from audit exceptions Classified Ads and a nebulous area of ad- ministrative control, Jenrette Bring Results QUANTITY RIGHTS Litchfield Plaza {ffl>) Foodliner Litchfield Beach, RESERVEDI South Carolina AD EFFECTIVE: MAY 8, 9, 10# 1975 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEDI Shoe Sale! --) • Thurs., Fri..Sat nSlEElEBE o SAVE! Ladies' & Teens Canvas deck-style Oxford Save now on comfortable cushioned in IGA CHAPE. ORANGE, COLA. HOOT MIR sole oxfords in white or blue. Sizes 5-10. DRINKS RICELAND EXTRA LONG GRAIN Reg. 2.97 2.22 IGA FRUIT O 70C COCKTAIL Z—#T RICE IGA TINY o QOC ,»'/ LIMAS Z—OT LB. BAG IGA PORK o TOC & BEANS L »«. #T NEWPORT CUT 5 99° SMOKED SAVE 1.20! Men's Lace-up BEANS aJ Ml CANS _f _f PICNICS Canvas Casual Oxford CAROUNA PRIDE AU KEF ROUND TASTERS CHOICE Deck-style casual in white or navy. Sizes FRANKS 12 0Z.PKG. STEAK • LB« 7-12 Wirtt '• OZ. AON US JAR 2.69 HORMEL AU MEAT SMOKED 29 SIRLOIN TIP, BOTTOM ROUND & Reg. 3.97 MERITA SAUSAGE i. 2.77 DESSERT SHELLS -• 49 Rump Roasts u>. '1.39 "GREAT FOR STRAWIERRIES" • *» '»* 12 OZ. c mable Rite BOLOGNA PKG. 69 IGA SOFT TARLERITE WE'RE SWEET ON MAMAS AT <££> MARGARINE KRAFT DELUXE f C MACARONI DINNER 14 OZ. BOX 1 5Q ULTRA SHEER | Ll. TUB J jf PAW SAVE 97! Girl's New Cross- PANTY HOSE IGA SWEET OR BUTTERMILK band Buckled Strap Sandal KRAFT 1,000 BUND A ITALIAN s DISTANT CARNATION in summer white. Sizes 8V4-12, 121/?-3. BISCUITS DRESSING 59 MILK »a? *ox Infants' sizes 5-8. KRAFT KRAFT VELVEETA Reg. 3.97 3.00 10 COUNT CAN MAYONNAISE 'm 79° CHEESE MAXWELL HOUSE PILLIRURV COUNTRWRYY STYLE m a*AC ««»"' "-'SLICE« D AMERICAN 1 • IUTTCRMILK c BISCUITS 4.oz«„ 59 QJIUJ! 59 COFFEE DELICIOUS IGA STANDARD ICE CREAM LB. BAG TOMATOES ONE HALF (LIMIT I W IJ.Sa OR MORE ORDER EXCLUD TO! A SPEC) SAVE 1.31! Men's Canvas, GALLON m GREEN Cushioned Insole Slip-on 303 CANS Comfortable casual in white or green. CHERRY VANILLA Sizes 7-12. Save Now! CABBAGE » 10° BUTTER PECAN Reg. 4.97 3.66 CARROTS L. 19C BREEZE c •IANT MX 4 * DETERGENT »<" 1.29 § TOWELS 2-99 Two Great C Georgetown Stores """ALL B c RADISHES™ 1Q 3 WAYS TO CHARGE! » Lt. DETERGENT ECONOMY SHE 6.25 MODESS na «, 69 QUANTITY RIGHTS Litchfield Plaza Foodliner Litchfield Beach. South Carolina THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Thursday, May 8, 1975 9-B Gala Sun Fun Parade Set Beauty queens and marching and pleasure classes of horses; an(i the annual Sun Fun Surfing walks, open house at Myrtle bands, clowns and gaily the Aqua Cat Sailing Regatta; contest. Beach Air Force Base and tours decorated floats will highlight S. C. Heart Fund Pro Golfsters Historical excursions through of area industrial plants are the 24th annual Sun Fun Invitational and Grand Strand Georgetown, Brookgreen also planned during the Festival parade along South Invitational golf tournaments; Garden tours and nature Festival. Carolina's Grand Strand June 6. <•) Thirty of the finest marching bands in the Eastern U.S. are planning their musical SAVE ON strategy, while Newton, N. C. float maker Joe Cline is adding the final touches to their famous parade showpieces. Sun Fun, South Carolina's CARPET largest annual festival, will get underway Thursday, June 5 and include such exciting en Over 1000 Rolls In Stocfc tertainment as human checker games, golf tournaments, sand castle building contests and At Ixnv, LOW even watermelon eating competition. "Two hundred thousand vacationers came to the Grand Discount Strand last year to participate <•> in the Sun Fun Festival and we're expecting an even larger group this year," Sun Fun Festival Chairman Gene PRICES!! Hudson reported during a recent festival planning session. "In 1974 we had a gasoline AU Colors & Styles On Display CHAMPEEN-Young Ronald Drayton turned out filled festivities enjoyed by students and faculty supply problem . . . this time, to be the top pie eater during Choppee's May Day during the occasion. we don't and we think it's going program. Others participated in many of the fun- to mean even larger attendance CARPET 2 SO 49 for the Festival." AS LOW AS Ma ^ m The breath-taking aerial skills of the United States Air WE INSTALL IN THIS AREA Optimist Plan Bike Safety Program Force's Thunderbirds add thrills to the weekend Special To Georgetown Times Readers The Georgetown Optimist Bicycle Safety program this activity projects. representative of the festivities. Club will again sponsor a year as one of its annual youth It will be held on Broad Street Georgetown Police Depart Applications are still being This Week Only! in front of the Moose Lodge, on ment. taken by the Greater Myrtle Saturday, May 17. After the discussion, there Beach Chamber of Commerce The program will begin with will be several different types of for the Miss Sun Fun and Miss registration of participants riding test to judge the rider's Bikini Wahine beauty pageants. • • Additional events during the 20% Discount from 12:30 P.M. to 1:30 P.M. bicycling skills. After registration there will be Each test will be graded on a Sun Fun Festival are the Sun Present This Coupon At Our Store At 6060 Rivers Avenue In a discussion on bicycle safety point system and trophies Fun Horse show featuring game Charleston And Receive 20 Percent Off Of Tag Price Of Any lead by Officer Paul Banner, a awarded to a boy and a girl Carpet In Store PUNCH LINE winner. My Neighbors This Coupon Expires May 15, 1975 Immediatelv after the riding OF THE WEEK test, there will be a slow bicycle T xV, r- »*VJ race for all participants. EJ The boy or girl winner will OPEN 9 AM TO 9 PM DAILY also be presented a trophy. To •*# top the whole program, the Georgetown Optimist Club will give away a new.bicycle to Carpet Wholesalers WHEN IT'S soihe luckv kid. JOINT MISSION...The five men compose the two prime crews To be eligible to win the of the joint U.S.-USSR Apollo-Soyuz Test Project docking in Earth SAID AND bicycle, the rider must register Phone 747-1579 orbit mission scheduled for July 1975. They are LTR standing: DONE, THE and compete in 'the Bicycle Thomas Stafford, commander of the U.S. crew; Aleksey A. Leonov, WIFE SAID Program. All school age kids commander of the Soviet crew. Seated: Donald Slayton. docking IT AND THE are invited to participate and 6060 RIVERS AVE. NORTH CHARLESTON module pilot for the U.S.; Vance Brand, command module pilot for HUSBAND will be given free cold soft "Oh '. . J i wasn't really ex- drinks. » f the U.S.: and Valeriy N. Kubasov, engineer for the Soviet crew. DID IT. pectfag any bed of roses. At •548.00 This Is The ,»'/ '-* - ..i. Rip-up hood Best Mower Foam-padded Contour seat "fr 12 volt storage battery with alternator You Can Buy! (Compare with others at $719.00 and more) Single pedal clutch and 8 H.P. Briggs & Stratton brake shock mounted engine « Single lever height adjust ment 1.1 pc. steel frame construction 1 2. Rack & Pinion steering with ball *> Convenient Made clutch . joints - 360* lock to lock. 6:1 ratio. 34" turning radius. 3. Trailer Hitch m 4** 4. Full floating front end 5. Hi-flotation, 13" front tires 6. Hi-flotation. 18" rear tires 7. Grease fittings on front wheels 8. Transaxle cast aluminum sealed housing. Contains 4-speed all gear transmission with AUTOMOTIVE with automotive differential DIFFERENTIAL 14 and disc brake. Full floating "Quck-Oetach and DISC BRAKE 9. Transaxle drive belt cutting deck in SEALED CASE 10. Integral running boards w * 11. Adjustable tie rod 12. Front Axle 13. Engine Pulley 14. Brake Rod ELECTRIC 15. Disc Brake 8 H.P. 36" cut START It s the big-job machine with power, efficiency and comfort to spare. Lift the stylish hood and «. ,* rind 8 powerful horses inside a Briggs & Stratton engine, shock-mounted for smooth, quiet operation. Stingy with a gallon of gas, too. Start at the turn of a key, turn on a dime with rack ALL MOWERS SOLD ARE ana pinion 6:1 steering and go easy on yourself and your turf with fully pneumatic jumbo 18" X * ITTTS '." the/e?r- 15"x6 °°'s up front And nere's the cuttin9 "dfle: twin blades mounted in SET UP -SERVICED AND READY a tull-floating deck cut a smooth, even 36" swath on any terrain without scalping. With 12 volt battery and alternator, gas gauge, cigarette lighter, front wheel ball joints, grease fittintjs. and stylish double side panels, this DYNAMARK is Dyna-Mightl mm. mm TO GO - BY FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS EN OUR OWN SHOP 4 •* GEORGETOWN BUILDER MART * Andrews Highway 5466535 &-&1 10-B THE GEORGETOWN i S. C. > TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 DID YOU KNOW? J EASY TO PREPARE FOODS B WEASEL,.. ARE FEATURED AT WINN- DIXIE THIS WEEK... MOTHER'S TASTY, NOURISHING FOODS THAT CAN BE WHIPPED INTO MAG DAY NIFICENT MEALS IN A SUNDAY, MAY 11 MATTER OF MINUTES IT'S HER PAY! AND YOU WILL LIKE THE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED . . . PRICES GOOD SAVINGS TOO. THRU SATURDAY MAY 10. 197S -IS THE SMALLEST FLESH-EATING MAMMAL IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE. IT IS A KILLER BY NATURE. IT WOULD ENTER A RAT-INFESTED GRANERY AND KILL EVERY RAT IT COULD FIND WEASELS HAVE STRONG, t* VISE-UKE JAWS. THEY ALMOST NEVER CLIMB TREES. NATIVES OF ALASKA CONSIDER IT i.WW-'W J' ^^a^K,? A GOOD OMEN TO HAVE A WEASEL CROSS THEIR RATH. W-D HANDI-PACK U.S. INSPECTED W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE WHOLE mmf^fl §5*?* THE PITUIARY GROUND BEEF GLANO, LOCATED / Lc^ - r-. HARVEST ROUND TIPS BELOW THE BASE ( /Ll^fO u* Wl;- OF THE BRAIN V^tQf^d IgJC'NQ FRESH (CUT FREE CONTROLS OUR GROWTH^1'-- ^ SWEET INTO ROAST, YELLOW CORN STEAKS OR "Charlie Brown" GROUND TIPS) 10 588 9 TO 11 LB. AVG. LB. PKG. WmmW FRESH ASSORTED tOIN ... V* tOIN LUTHER'S . . . BONELESS . . . 2/3-LB. AVG. Comes To Strand $ BUFFET PICNIC • M" Tickets for the upcoming way, and Murrells Inlet JUICY SUNKIST SUPERBRAND production of "You're A Good Pharmacy or from cast LEMONS .. • ..12 69' PORK CHOPS r Man, Charlie Brown are now on members. COTTAGE CHEESE .. t» 69' MAINE RUSSET BAKING CRACKIN' GOOD 10-COUNT REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK sale. Advance tickets are 75 cents c SUPERBRAND ... ALL FLAVORS (IN 3 PACK UNITS) n Slated to run May 15,16 and 17 for children under 12 and $1.50 POTATOES . ..10 89 c for adults. Advance tickets are at 8 p.m. at Church of the NEW CROP £ YOGURT 6ft »1 " Resurrection, 2nd Avenue N., good for any three per 10 formances. RED POTATOES .... BISCUITS.. 6 • 69 Surfside, tickets may be pur ROMAINE . . . (FOR FANCY SALADS) chased from Surfside Phar Tickets at the door are $1 for FRESH LOIN ... ECONOMY CUT macy, Surfside Drive; the Sun children under 12 and $2 for LETTUCE • 39 20 LB. FREEZER SPECIAL News business office, Broad- adults. RED RIPE . . . HALVES OR QUARTERS The play will be performed out-of-doors in the church WATERMELONS ...» 10 PORK CHOPS 99 W-D BRAND courtyard. Accountants Refreshments will be sold DONALD DUCK U.S. CHOICE t * before the show and during intermission. Proceeds from 100% PURE FLORIDA concessions will go to St. 10 LBS. ROUND TIP ROAST To Meet At Cecelia Chapter of the Episcopal Churchwomen of ORANGE JUICE 5 LBS. ROUND TIP STEAK Church of the Resurrection. Litchfield This is the first production for the 2nd Avenue Players- 5 LBS. GROUND TIPS The May meeting of theSurfside , a newly organized National Association of Acamateur theater group. countants features a special COURTHOUSE SQUARES Ladies Night activity at the Litchfield Country Club (just BITING OFF MORE 3 north of Georgetown, South THAN YOU CAN Carolina) on Monday, May 12, CHEW IS A < FROZEN FOOD beginning at 7:00 p.m. GOOD WAY 70 A seafood dinner will be CUT MORE served at 7:30 P.M. with a WISDOM FEED A FAMILY OF 5 FOR $2498 technical session following. c > The speaker, W. Stanley LESS THAN 75 PER PERSON APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS' Finch, is director of public relations and sales training for £ ONE 2 LB PKG BANOUET FRIED CHICKEN, Texize Chemicals, In 0 ONE 2-LB. PKG FROZEN REGULAR FRENCH FRIES, corporated. 48-oi. BOTTLE ASSORTED FLAVORS £ 1 MORTON IE MON CREAM PIE He is well known as a lec ASTOR ALL PURPOSE RE-SEALABLE BOTTLES turer, public speaker, and % 1 PKG BIROS EYE LITTLE EAR CORN author in the field of motivation and selling. A bus is being chartered for SAVE li^Viffe the trip and those interested in COOKING CHEK attending should telephone .. •»#« Edward H. Pinckney, Jr. at 723- 93* $359 8651, Ext. No. 175 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. FAMILY PACK \m\\W OIL DRINKS and 5:00 P.M. for information. SUPERBRAND SUPERWHIPPED WHIP TOPPING ... '" 59c MORTON . . CHOCOLATE 28-oz. CREAM PIE 6« 59' MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY BOTTLES e FOOD STAMPS POT PIES 3 & 89 119 GO FURTHER AT TASTE O- SEA BREADED KHchenAkl M I..HB LIMIT 1 WITH $7.50 FLOUNDER ~ M WINN-DIXIE LIMIT 5 WITH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER OR MORE FOOO ORDER CRINKLE CUT OR 72 oz BAG SHOESTRING CUT FROZEN FRENCH FRIES ... 5 & 99' GRADE "A" . . . (GRADE "A" MEDIUM D0Z.55« South Carolina Grade "A" THRIFTY MAID LB. LARGE EGGS J7ZT- 57* THRIFTY •-^^km%Wm\ BAG SUPERBRAND GRADE A HOMOGENIZED FRESH...(GAL. LOW FAT MILK $1.55) .— I MAID I II Lli ••••••••••• GAL. $|59 CORONET . . . FAMILY PACK . . . LIMIT 2 WIIH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER MILK 8 CT. PKG. 99c VANILLA. FUDGE ^g^gm ^^^ BATH TISSUE.... OR CHOCOLATE ^™ ^^1 1 THRIFTY MAID LONG GRAIN M< LB. HALF ^•5B I LIMIT 1 WITH $7.50 OR BAG GAL. nm*m' MORE FOOD ORDER RICE 3 79< UNUl 1 WITH GET THE BEST FOR LESS! l MlJ I o SO OR MORE . J ' WITH II «fcAft5w % I S7 50 iwn i w/rH I \oODORDlR Save on any KitchenAid r °KMOl?f Superba dishwasher. A f000 OROfT S750oRwoi?f fChateiaA crowning touch to a beau 1 CHASE & tiful new kitchen that will work as great as it looks. ARROIV COFFEE ELECTRIC PERK Also on sale „ COID WAJfo are KitchenAid disposers, Iff™*, KRAFT ) OR REGULAR trash compactors and hot- water dispensers. Let us Dfr EVAPORATED install them all for maxi fRGfNT BJVGS MIRACLE WHIP COFHt mum savings of time and MILK money. 49-oz. 32-02. -oz. SALE ENDS MAY 31. KDS-ITA PKG. 24-CT. JAR CANS Fine kitchens deserve KitchenAid. > PKG- *>| KitchenAid? Built better. Not cheaper. wa9 THE NEW STORE [Highmarket Street STORE HOURS Highmarket Street FRONT STREET GEORGETOWN Monday • Friday 8:30 to 9:00 Saturday 8:30 to 8:00 »)» THE GEORGETOWN iS. C.) TIMES. Thursday, May 8, 1178 11-B KRAFT" u , 4 IMM9NM0ISI' • It (AJISH60ME ITaALiftM DBBSWYfr BQna&»/ .•V..a,.a RICE iff. STEANte* ' r- WM. hrr;a aV*. 14 <*0* OLD PUTC. »» CLEANSER Ofoiv MSI* BO*. END CUT SHANK END? TW^-- LB 1 X .• . • • * •• ••:. a 4 3tfQR a' •• J at m % #* !,••• f WHOLE OR BUTT END LB. .»»•** r 1 '.''a.. ' . yt-H .•we CENTER Center Cut SLICES LB. r*/'. •. PORK CHOPS LB. 99* Loin Cut aV&a PORK CHOPS LB. $|09 Carolina Pride Sliced Bologna 12 Oz. Pkg. £9< Carolina Pride Cooked Ham 12 Oz. Pkg. $]89 Hancock Sliced Country Ham 12 Oz. Pkg. ^l2* TOPPS. ROOT BEER OR Reg. GINGER ALE Cans 2ft TOPPS Cola, Grape, Orange 2® ^2* •SA^E KiOVU DRINKS . Or Ginger Ale Btl. HI "C" WILDBERRY d KRAFT DRINK ?&99j CARAMELS -—Tl?ESH fblTC, ?OE^ETFIBUS AT T-H£ll? BEST-' cassA&cL-EAFV 3 REEK/ -%\\z m2$^m*A,mm* . CAMOTS *|9l Prices On This Ad Effective May 8, 9, 10 LADY TABOR CUT AND WHOLE SWEET POTATOES WELCHSjfRyiT Of TWE V/IKiE. PRESEftVES SHOPPING CENTER /Oct PAWLEYS ISLAND, S. C c&-/obi-c7: 12-B THE GEORGETOWN The timeless realities of Christ's earthly ministry unfold on the motion picture screen. a* M a*a_J SAVE 2.11! SAVE 5.10! SAVE 5.11! SAVE 6.10 darkest day SAVE 6.11! 'Johnson' 'Zebco' 'South Bend' 'Garcia' 206 'Zebco' One has become Century Spin- Spin Reel 730 Reel Reel & Rod Spincast cast Reel & Rod Combo & Rod Combo Spin Combo our Reel Convertible right or Perfect for all-ar Selecto-Dial drag 2 pc. 6' tubular rod, Finest closed-face left-hand retrieve & ound spinning, and 200 ft. of 10-lb. 730 reel with 225 reel. Stainless ball brightest! folding handle. # 206 reel with test line. Save yds. of 8-lb. test bearing, 105 yds. 2-pc. Keystone 6'/2-Ft. rod. now! line. 14-lb. test Stren 6-Ft. rod. line. F Reg. 11.99 Reg. 13.98 Reg. 16.99 Reg. 24.98 Reg. 24.99 9.88 8.88 11.88 18.88 18.88 i< *. World Wide Pictures presents S": :;:#&.. Astorvofjesus SALE! 9-Snap SAVE 1.11! 10-Qt. SAVE 63c! Wood SAVE 2.59! Fillet SALE! Edward's sun^ and told Chain Stringer Minnow Buckets Landing Net Knife & Board Monofilament Line by Johnny Cash 48" Long Chain Heavy gauge, Heavy duty mesh Rapala' 6" knife, Save on jumbo with swivel snaps. floating chamber. netting. 22" long. sheath and clean spool of 6 to 60 lbs. ing board test. c e c c Reg. 79 58 Reg. 3.99 2.88 Reg. 1.59 96 Reg. 9.47 6.88 Reg. 1.191 88 (eaturiru; Robert EHstrom Larry Lee Paul Smith Alan Mar and June Carter Cash as Mary Magdalene produced hy June & Johnny Cash • directed by Robert Erfstrom • filmed entirely in Israel • color by DeLuxe' I released by World Wide Pictures • 1201 Hennepin Ave. So • Minneapolis. MN. 55403 • (612) 333-7101 First Assembly Of God *> 3 Ways To Chora*: Comer Duke & St. James Two Great Sunday, May 11 - 7:30 PM Georgetown Stores ' . r-wnwtr.-CT i • v.- -Ti;iV,f 7..i . aa>- THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 13-B FOR SALE-22 hp Mercury FOR RENT-3 bedroom house, Local firm needs RN's and outboard motor. Call 558-3972 furnished. Adults only. Call LPN's for shift work. after 6:00 p.m. 546-7622. tfc Openings on all shifts. -Good 2tp5-13 fringe benefits. If interested FOR RENT-Two bedroom send resume to Nurses, P.O. FOR SALE-1971 Torino, motor trailer with washer and air Drawer G. Georgetown. size-302. Also, 4000 used conditioner. Call 546-5391. tfc 12tc6-17 bricks. Call 546-6610. 2tc5-13 FOR RENT-3 bedroom un furnished house with garage, Miscellaneous Several nice lots at N. FOR SALE-lot-Excellent 2013 Highmarket St. Call after FOR SALE-dragline, 30 FOR SALE-in Wedgefield-3 Willowbank location over 6:00 p.m., 546-9579. tfc CLASSIFIED ADS Litchfield for sale. Call James YOUR OWN PRIVATE • cents a word—1st Insertion Northwest, 50 ft. boom, BEACH-begins with a new bedroom, kitchen, dining looking marsh 150' x 130'. MISCELLANEOUS~W.ll do W. Smith Real Estate Co., 237- complete with bucket, disel room, living room, den with Owner ready to sell. FOR RENT-Efficiency apart 5 cents a word—Each ad 4246. tfc swimming pool in your Gardening work with tractor ditional Insertion 371. Call 546-7630. tie backyard. Completely In fireplace, 2 baths, central Pawleys Island Realty Co. ments at Turk Wing, & bush-hogging. Contact Earl DEADLINE — Noon Friday stalled for one low price. heat and air, drapes , wall to 237"2431 2tc 5-13 Charleston Hwy. Everything Wheeler, Rt. 3, Box 251, An For Tuesday's Paper. Noon FOR SALE-1970 Volkswagon. FOR SALE-CL175 - 1972 Financing arranged. Call wall carpet, 2 car garage. furnished, cleaned once a drews, phone 234-2273. Tuesday For Thursday's Call W.D. Sullivan 546-5607 Honda 4-7.5 inch E.T. Mags, collect 803-779-5848 for Lewis F. Freeman Agency, FOR SALE-Commercial & week, gentlemen only. 546- tfc Paper. or at night, 546-5225. tfc Brand New. Phone 546-4430 complete information. 4tc5-l5 546-5156 or 546-3705. ltc5-l Industrial Property. Com 7630. 3tc5-8 mercial lot next to Piggly Richmond Lodge for children- all ages. Hour, day, week, Sat. FOR SALE—Ranch style home FOR SALE-lot in Belle Isle, FOR SALE-to highest bidder • FOR SALE-Lots-Whitehall Wiggly. Beautiful lot off FOR RENT-building, located with 3 bedrooms in Maryville. 280' on the water. Call 546- Estates, Windsor, North Belle Andrews Highway, near South Fraser St., Hwy. 17. For information, Call 5464812. one lot of used two-way radio Night 546-9063. Includes all appliances, living 6903. tfc equipment. May be inspected Isle, Maryville, Brown's Georgetown. Ideal office space. Call 546- room with fireplace, carport at International Paper Ferry Estates, Wedgefield. GAMBILL REALTY 7774 day time; 546-4649 Me Ml FOR SALE with storage area. Call James Lewis F. Freeman Agency, 546-8313,546-8383 nighttime. Compaper-Woodlands Radio MISCELLANEOUS-yards cut. W. Smith Real Estate Co., 237- Shop-Georgetown, by ap 546-5156 or 546-3705. Nights 546-8752 tfc 4246. tfc Reasonable prices. Call GENERAL ELECTRIC sales pointment. Call 546-6111, _ltc5-l ltc 5-8 FOR RENT-mobile home Charlie Bourne, 546-6561. 4tp5- and* service. Also General —— Extension 407. Bid Opening on FOR SALE-in Maryville-2708 space, Pawleys Island. Call 15 Electric appliances. Washers, FOR SALE-house-by owner, May 15,1975. 3tc5-13 FOR SALE-17 acres of land, on 237-2123. dryers, refrigerators, ranges S000 square feet. Located new Old Charleston Rd., 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, kitchen Charleston Hwy 41 in the old tfc MISCELLANEOUS-Rubber and freezers. Griffith's Gas Kensington area, valued over FOR SALE-74 Singer Zig Zag- and dining combination, Cedar Section. If interested, stamps and magnetic signs and Appliances. Phone 546- $50,000. Call 546-3866. With built in Stretch Stitch. living room with carport and call 264-8117 after 3:30 p.m. FOR RENT-room and bath, made to order. Fast printing. 4194. tfc tfc L OWER EXPF NSF Makes button holes. Sews on storage, central heat and air, 2tp5-13 private entrance, N. Litch One day service. Inlet field Beach. Call after 6:30 FOR SALE-3 bedroom house MVUMMS*- buttons, Monograms, Darns, under $30,000. Also, 2204 Old Marking, 236-6100. FOR SALE-A set of 40,000 mile blind hems, etc. $88.40. Will Charleston Road, 3 bedroom, FOR SALE-44 Smith and p.m. 237-4671. tfc guarantee radial tires, one of at Pawleys Island with scenic Wesson with 5 boxes of car view of creek. Priced to sell in accept $7.40 Per Mon. We 1 bath, kitchen and dining 2tc5-13 the safest tires you can have. Finance all Accounts, Slow combination, (compactor and tridges, $125. Call 546-5052 Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms Call William Brown or Larry low 50's. Call James W. Smith FOR SALE-1972 Chevrolet after 6:00 p.m. Real Estate Co., for ap Credit and No Credit, Call 1- dishwasher inc.), living room and Burglar Alarms. Free Holliday. 546-4666. tfc Impala, 4-door hardtop, radio, 554-4511. Call Collect. 4tc5-15 ltp 5-8 pointment, 237-4246. tfc air conditioning, power with fireplace, screened porch HELP WANTED estimates. McDonald Alarm. brakes. Equity and assume and carport. Low $30,000. Call 546-6930. tfc FOR SALE—Special deals on 10 FOR SALE-By owner. Large FOR SALE-several hundred FOR SALE-1969 Ford Cortina payments. Call 546-7158 after Lewis F. Freeman Agency, HELP WANTED-Convenient and 12 wide trade-ins - also house in Kensington with 546-5156 or 546-3705. bales of Coastal Bermuda Humpty Dumpty Play School. repossessions for as little as 1600 Deluxe. Good gas 5:00 p.m. TFC food store operator. Good mileage.Clean. If interested, extra lot. 3 BR, DR, EXTRA ltc5-l hay. O.L. McKenzie, 264-8703. Open days and evenings, $95 down and assume lg. LR with FP, A-C. Urge 2tc5-13 benefits, good salary. Send Maryville area. For in call 546-7370. tfc FOR SALE-Used Sears washing resume, Store Operator, P.O. payments. Call 347-3388 or see Kitchen with screen side FOR SALE-in Belle Isle- 1 formation call 546-8339. tfc at Direct Factory Outlet machine. Also, new kitchen FOR SALE-Two 40-horse Drawer G., Georgetown, tfc FOR SALE-1974 Gran Torino porch. Entire house newly story, 4 bedroom, 2% baths, Mobile Homes, Conway, tfc cabinets. Tel. 546-8383. ttc power Johnson, electric start. Sports, air conditioned, good redecorated on corner lot. living room, dining room, WANTED- Clocks to be A great buy. Equity arid kitchen with dining area, Outboard motors. Like new- WANTED-Mature Sales Person repaired. Any make, size or condition. For further in FOR SALE-Hobie cats in stock. NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES assume 7 per cent loan. By large family' room with Stalveys, 546-4144. capable of talking to people to condition. Expert Clock formation call 264-5943. tfc All sailing equipment. Sails — Ranges, water heaters, appointment only. After 3 call fireplace. Large recreation 3tc5-15 work in a well established repair. Free estimates. and Surf, Hwy 501, Myrtle wall furnaces and space room, patio-3000 square feet. Retail Store in Georgetown. DARDENS JEWELERS FOR SALE-2 lots in Pinehurst Beach, SC. tfc 546-4423. 4tp5-15 heaters. Griffiths. Phone 546- Beautiful lot. Shown by ap FOR SALE-Beautiful Stereo, Male or Female accepted. 901 FRONT ST. 4194. tfc subdivision in Andrews. Each FOR SALE-1973 VW Bus-55,000 Send brief resume to Sales 113' x 160'. Cleared and filled. pointment only. Lewis F. Walnut Cabinet, AM-FM GEORGETOWN, S.C. The Georgetown Chapter of the miles. Call Ralph Pender 546- Stereo radio, Garrard Person, P.O. Drawer G, Call 264-5080, James Coker. U.D.C. has recently reprinted 3232 for information. tfc Freeman Agency, 546-5156 or tfc FOR SALE—Trophies and 546-3705. changer. Below cost, Brand Georgetown, S.C. 29440 tfc tfc the long unavailable For Love FOR SALE-in Willowbank-two plaques. Large discounts to Itc5-1 new, Stalvey's 546-4144. MISCELLANEOUS—Do you of A Rebel. Quantity is limited. story, living room, dining PART TIME WORK-The S.C. organizations. Coastal FOR SALE-On South Island 3tc5-15 have a family picture favorite Engravers, Inc. 929 N. Kings H,I Copies may be purchased at the room, kitchen, family room Association for Retarded that's cracked, faded or torn? and Fogel St., 3 bedroom Mark Twain Store. 4tc5-13 FOR SALE - Cabinet Grand Citizens, an equal opportunity Highway, Myrtle Beach. Call with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, FOR SALE-AKC Registered Our photo restoration service house, $2000 down and Grinnel Upright Piano. employer needs a person in 448-6385. tfc 24 baths, central heat with White German Shepherd can repair the damage and financing at 8 percent. Con Refinished, new felt tuned, the Georgetown area to ex FOR SALE-Pure-bred German air conditioned. Appointment puppies - Females $65 , Males give you as many copies of the tact Howard M. Mueller Real excellent condition. $450. Call pand and operate its Vending Shephard puppies, Seven only. Lewis F. Freeman $75 . Also black and silver restored portrait you want in Ears Pierced Free with pur Estate Co., 237-4243. tfc 237-2295. Program. Work from your weeks old $35 each. Call 234- Agency, 546-5156 or 546-3705. males $65. Phone 234-8351 or the sizes you want. Paige chase of ear piercing studs. tfc home with flexible hours. 3665. 2tc5-8 Itc5-1 264-5601. Sawyer Photography. 632^ Irving's, 546-5614. tie FOR SALE - 1974 Monte Carlo Suitable for students and Landau, metallic blue with FOR SALE-Boat, motor, ltc 5-8 Front St. Evenings call 546- FOR SALE-61 Ford Bus, needs FOR SALE-in Kensington-one housewives. Write Howard 3745. tfc FOR SALE—Used sewing white top, console, push trailer, 15-ft. Glastron; 28 HP Sparks Box 1564, Columbia body work. Good mechanical story, 3 bedroom, 2% baths, FOR SALE--AKC Golden machines as low as $19.95. button windows. Call 237-2262 Evinrude. Real Good con 29202 giving your address and condition, 65 passenger. Call living room, dining room, Retriever Puppies- FLEA MARKET-all day, every Britt's, 546-3311. tfc after 8 p.m. tfc 546-6556. tfc dition. $550. Call 546-3019. phone number. 2tc5-8 kitchen and family room. 2tc5-13 Outstanding blood-line-Easily Friday and Saturday. Henry's FOR SALE-1971 houseboat, 28 FOR SALE-18 ft. Mark Twain Brick Veneer, 3 bedroom, \hk Barn. Go out 501 Highway FOR SALE-Three bedroom trained-Shots & de-wormed. ft. Nautaline. Excellent Inboard-Outboard, seats 6,160 baths, central heat and FOR SALE-S9 Chevrolet truck. Call Charleston, S.C. 556-9504. from Conway to El Bethel condition. Mericruiser 215E HP motor, with trailer and all mobile home; $95 down and garage, Lewis F. Freeman, INTERVIEWERS NEEDED- Church, Turn right, go one take over payments. Call Call 546-5224 or 264-5219. 5tc5-22 Engine, compass, depth accessories. In A-l condition. 546-5156 or 546-3705. ltc 5-1 ltc 5-8 for a Research Study being mile. Phone 365-2600. tic finder. Priced under $10,000. Can be seen at Winyah Bay Colonial Mobile Homes, 546- conducted by a university 7110. tfc FOR SALE-Shrimp rig-15 ft. Call 546-8670. tfc Country Club. Phone 546-5582. FOR SALE-1973 Honda 500, boat, 1973 40 horse-power affiliated research Lose weight with New Shape 5tc5-8 FOR SALE-on Highmarket good condition. $950. Call 546- motor, 45 foot new net and organization in Georgetown, Tablets and Hydrex Water FOR SALE-grain fed Charalois Street-l'/s- story, brick veneer, Horry, and Williamsburg Pills At Reynolds Drug- FOR SALE - Wide selection of beef, out of performance 2161 or 546-6330. trailer. Will sell with or lots on or near Sea Gull Golf FOR SALE-scenic wooded lot 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, 4tp5-20 without motor. Call 546-7429. Counties. Study to begin Andrews & Cameron Phar tested herd. Will slaughter large lot, residential or approximately June 1, 1975. Course and on or near Wac on creek at Murrells Inlet. and cut to your preference. Ready to Shrimp. macy. 2-3tp5-15 camaw River starting from Call James W. Smith Real commercial. Also, 1 story, 3 FOR SALE-1973 Camper fifth 2-2tp5-15 Applicants must be available Your cost will be 95 cents a bedroom, 1 bath, residential to work at least 30 hours per Beat inflation by putting your $3000. Call James W. Smith Estate, 237-4247. tfc pound wrapped and labeled in Wheel, 29 Ft., Air Cond., Very Real Estate Co., 237-4246. tfc or commercial, priced to sale. Clean, Less than 1,500 Miles. FOR SALE-1956 Dodge-Runs week through mid-July. Prior dollars to work now. Enjoy your freezer. Help yourself Lewis F. Freeman Agency, interviewing experience good returns with a Western FOR SALE-1963 Volkswagon and your budget (cut out the Can Be Seen At Holiday Inn good. Call 546-4532. After four We Buy and sell used ap Bus. Mechanically sound, 546-5156 or 546-3705. Gulf. For More Information, in the afternoon. preferred. Must be over 20 Wear Store. Clothing, Fix middle man). Black Mingo have car available and be able tures, Training and Ad- pliances and take trade-ins on good tires. Call 546-8753. 3tc5-8 Ranch, Georgetown, S.C. Call Itc5-1 Call 546-3904. . _ 2tc2-13 to read maps. $2.75 per hour vertising. Men, Women and new appliances. Britts Your 382-8151. 4tc5-15 2tp5-13 Gibson Dealer, 546-3311. tfc FOR SALE-1972 12 x 65 FOR SALE - in Old Georgetown- plus 13 cents per mile. Please Childrens. Complete for Peachtree mobile home, 4 bedroom, 2 baths, living write immediately, giving 12,500. investment. Call Mr. FOR SALE-24 x 60 trailer, FOR SALE-1973 Oakwood FOR RENT FOR SALE-brick veneer house includes king size water bed. room, dining room, kitchen. brief description of ex Johnson collect (904) 757-1353 double-wide, 2 full baths, completely furnished, central with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Call 546-9296 after 6:00 Also, two story frame, living perience to: Bob Lewis, or write Rodeo Brand Stores, large living & kitchen, 3 room, dining room, kitchen, air, washer & dryer. Call after FOR RENT - Two and three Research Triangle Institute, P.O. Box 26009, Jacksonville, family room, living room, pm. 4tc5-13 5:00, 546-8754. dining room, kitchen with bedrooms, den, dining, family room with fireplace, bedroom air conditioned P.O. Box 12194, Research Florida 32218. 2-3tc5-29 laundry room with washer & 3tc5-15 trailers. Winyah Mobile built-in stove on Rosemary St FOR SALE-1973 Pontiac music room, 4 bedrooms, two Triangle Park, N.C. 27709 or dryer on 1 acre lot. Located on Homes, Fogel St., in Maryville. Call 546-6539. Catalina-$2150. Call 546- baths, 2 car garage, ap call, collect (919) 549-8311. Garrison Rd. $14,000. Call 546- FOR SALE-64 Chev. Pick-up, Georgetown. Concrete patios WANTED tfc 4254. tfc pointment only. Lewis F. (Equal Opportunity Em Good Used Furniture 8365 or 546-7781. 4tp5-15 Freeman Agency, 546-5156 or Good Transportation. Call 546- and water furnished. See ployer M-F) Highest Price Paid 546-3705. 3008 or 546-8978. manager, C. D. Marsh, 546- FOR SALE—Country Club FOR SALE-Butterbean Sheller ltc 5-8 Candlestick Furniture FOR SALE-REPOSSESSED- Itc5-1 5943, or call collect, Mr. or Estates, 3 bedroom house, 2 $300. If interested call 546-3801 Mrs. B. A. Graham, 659-2994, CaU 546-2164 baths, fireplace; lot size -150' after six. tfc New Home Deluxe Model does FOR SALE—Brick Veneer 130 S. Fraser everything. Sold originally for Turbeville. x 100'. Call 546-5409. tic FOR SALE-in North Belle Isle - house near the hospital with Georgetown, S.C. FOR SALE-Refrigerator - over $300. Balance $98.40. Will living room, dining room, 3 HELP WANTED-Construction accept $8.10 per mo. Call 1- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living FOR RENT -3 bedroom, two FOR SALE—Large old four Good for shop use or spare room, dining room, kitchen bedrooms, 1V4 baths, kitchen Superintendent -- custom or 871-1896 anytime. 4tc5-15 with built-ins, large family story house with fireplace on residential construction. bedroom house on 5.8 acres of refrigerator. Call 546-8763. tfc and family room, shown by 623 Duke St. Kitchen with 264-5641 land near Chapel Creek and appointment only. Also, 2 room, central heating and Permanent position. 13 E. Main pantry, outside storage shed Georgetown area. Fringe All Saints Waccamaw Church. story, living room, dining air conditioning. House in ANDREWS, S.C. FOR SALE-From old plantation GUERRY'S SEWING excellent condition and well and carport. 546-5741 or 546- benefits and profit sharing. Call James W. Smith Realty Home, old-English brick SERVICE room, kitchen, family room 5449 after 6:00 p.m. tfc 26 tc 7-15 Co. for appointment, 237- with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, kept yard. References reauired. Mantles, beams, doors and SINGER AUTHORIZED Threatt-Maxwell Con 4246. tfc siding. Call 237-4685. DEALER 2Vi baths, 2 car garage, LOST-Small brown terrier, FOR RENT-2 bedroom trailer, tractors, Inc., P.O. Box 395. face resembles fox. Answers 2114 Prince Street central heat and air, low M.P. Ferris Agency tic A-C carpet, no pets. By Phone 546-8426. to name of Brownie. Call 546- Call 546-7279 utility bill. Appointment only, 546-5015 FOR SALE-lot on Black River appointment. Triple-A Acres. 3tc5-15 9128 or 546-7260. Reward of Lewis F. Freeman Agency, Call 546-6463. tfc with 2 bedroom trailer. Call CONCRETE 546-5156 or 546-3705. FORSALE fered. 234-2791 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.; or SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE Itc5-1 Lovely brick veneer house in ltc 5-8 234-3702. tfc Health Dept. Approved Brick veneer house with Belle Isle, 4 bedrooms, 3 living room, dining room, OCEAN SIDE baths, large den with DARVIS L. WILLIAMS *f Reasonable Prices kitchen, with fireplace; 4 FOR SALE VILLAS fireplace, living room, WANTED! R.C. Morris bedrooms, two baths, central dining room, kitchen with Mobile Home Movers Brick veneer house with Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Pffte fchtppUea 234-3610 West Andrews heat A-C; large screened $6,500 for a completely built-ins, breakfast area," three bedrooms, two baths, back porch and two car large game room, all Man or Woman and Hurricane family room, living room, furnished villa (financing Housing & Maint. 1309 HIGHMARKET ST. INTERIORS BY FRANCES garage. Located in hospital available) plus a 10 yr. land electric. Beautiful land dining room, kitchen with area. scaped lot. Manager Tie Down* built-in stove. Nice lot, Custom Made Draperies, lease. PHONE Bedroom Ensembles, Expert M.P. Ferris Agency 600 Ft. private beach For appointment, Call: located on Rosemary Street. 546-5015 546-4187 Excellent condition. Color Co-ordination, Free 2 swimming pools M.P. Fei~jg Applications taken until Complete Office Estimates. 2 tennis courts 705 Front St. May 25th call: outfitters M. P. Ferris Agency 264-8738 FOR SALE 546-5015 Desk-Chairs- Country Club Estates. 546-5015 In Andrews For information call 546-7258—Night Supplies-Copiers- Pratically new. 4 bedrooms, 803-236-5969 Send brief Resume Office Machines 2 baths. Brick veneer house 546-8819-Mobile Phone SERVICE WHY WAIT FOR PHIFER'S with living room, dining Models open for inspection. SEPTIC TANK room and kitchen, central Located: Between Surfside O.O. Box 939 We service all makes of TROUBLE? Georgetown, S.C. Screen Shop heat and A-C. 2 carport. Beach & Garden City on refrigerators, freezers, Extra lot available. Hwy. 17 South at Melody 29440 washers, dryers, ranges, etc. Down to the wire on 218 Kaminski St. M.P. FERRIS AGENCY Lane. 4tc5-8 Rewire and Make 546-5015 Get Roebic K-37 and K-57 WE SELL PARTS each year. It really works. Wqual Opportunity cable TV payments? New Ones K-77 kills roots. Full money Storm Windows and FOR ALL MAKES Employer FORSALE back guarantee. Storm Doors BRITTS DISCOUNT 2 lots in the wooded section Complete Service at the back of Kensington. MEN AND WOMEN Free Estimates APPLIANCE M.P. FERRIS AGENCY 17-62 546-4962 128 S. Fraser 546-5015 Lawrimore & Seitter TRAIN NOW FOR 546-3408 546-3311 Rowell Hardware 8tc5-29 CIVIL SERVJCE EXAMS GEORGETOWN AREA FOR RENT FoR SALE No High School Necessary A very good monthly in THE OCTOPUS' GARDEN PAWLEYS ISLAND surance debit needs ex ^Termites'? Starting as High As -2 & 3 bedroom DIVE SHOP APARTMENTS Condominiums at North perienced representative to 14.77 HOUR Wired to monthly payments just to turn on Litchfield. care for it. your own TV set? Doesn't make sense, when Reasonable Rates INSTRUCTION Roaches? you can just as easily watch for nothing ... M.P. Ferris Agency Weekends-Weekly Good salary to begin with. SALES with your own Channel Master' TV antenna! Beach Houses - Apartments 546-5015 SERVICE I Post Office » Customs Can get a pay raise every Immigration • Clerical You'll enjoy the finest color in sight ... on quarter. Fringe benefits, too. AIR Hot Indoor Showers FORSALE COMMERCIAL DIVING • Mechanics » Police VHF and UHF...for far less than you'd think, Gas Heat At Wedgefield Plantation. TEMfTE mt FBI CWTMl and less than it costs to stay wired downl No advances and arrears to 702 CHURCH ST. Keep Present Job While 3 bedroom Condominium pull. No office meetings Preparing at Home for Stop in and see us for the complete story SEE House with 3 bedrooms, every day or so, not even GEORGETOWN CALL on antennas! N.RASHEED GEORGETOWN Government Exams living room, dining room, every week or so. Smallest Write (include phone no.) P.O. BOX 273 family room with fireplace, amount of paper work in the 546-7660 546-3363 TANNER'S GEORGETOWN. S.C. kitchen, 2 baths, double business. ANDREWS NATIONAL Phone 546-9035 in garage, central heat and air. 546-3156 TRAINING SERVICE P.O. Radio & TV Hospital Georgetown or 237-4351 at Reply P.O. Box 9819 264-5S55 M.P. Ferris Agency Hanahan, S.C. 29410 Drawer G S. Fraser St. 546-7774 Pawleys, tfc i 546-5015 8tc5-22 26tc6-10 Georgetown, S.C. 29440 cd-So*?- 67 ur.unur. HJVUM la. L. ) uivn-,S, 'uuiauaji, iflay o, 1975 Rainey: YOU WILL PLEASE ESAU POINT, JAMES POINT, designated as lot number thirty- hereof, exclusive of the day of NOTICE OF FINAL Act No. 398 for the fiscal year TAKE NOTICE THAT the LAURA P. BUTLER, RUFUS four (34) and to the West on lots such service; and, if you foil to DISCHARGE 1974-1975. POINT, ANNIE P. Remodeling Miscellaneous Complaint in this Action, designated as lots numbered answer the Petition within the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Maurice D.Baldwin together with the Summons, of WASHINGTON, SARA JANE eighteen (18) and nineteen (19)- time aforesaid, the Petitioners that the undersigned as D.O.CS. ASSOCIATION which the foregoing is a copy, P. BESSELIEU. ROSE as by reference to said plat, in this action will apply to the Executors of the Estate of U.S. 17 at the SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS-If was filed in the office of the BROWN SMALLS, LELIA B. which is or soon will be Paula E Grows In you are withm six months of <^t»to relief demanded in - Hazard, late of the CAUSEWAY Clerk of Court for Georgetown GETHERS, HARVEY PAGE, recorded in the Office of the tne petiton. County of Georgetown, South PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC. 29585 graduating, find out how you JOLATHAN PAGE, LUCILLE Register of Mesne Conveyance County, South Carolina, on the Cecil W. Schneider |carolina, will, at eleven o'clock ltc 5-8 can get paid over $40.00 a 18th . day of April, 1975. PAGE SIMMONS, for said County, will more fully month for Air Force Reserve Attorney for the Pet.t.onersiin the forenoon on Tuesday, Popularity ROSEN AND ROSEN SYLVESTER PAGE, REV. and at large appear. Georgetown, S.C. participation at the same A.B. BROWN, NEELY B. BEING the same premises June 3, 1975, file with the Many families who were time. This offer is open for a BY s-William A. Bryan April 18, 1975 Probate Court for Georgetown Attorneys for Plaintiff SMITH, ADELL B. THOMAS, conveyed by Louis Breslauer planning to buy or build new limited time only! Call your RAYFORD BROWN, ANNA and L.C. Lachicotte to Abram rTTM County their Final Return as houses this year have altered local Air Force Reserve 3tc5-« TO: EUGENE uuw" such Executors and will, at the BELLE BROWN, RICHARD Brown by deed dated January NINGHAM: their plans in favor of Representative now and ask same time, apply for Letters NOTICE TO CREDITORS DELAINEY BROWN, LEVI 23, 1891 and recorded in the Pleaae be advised that the remodeling or extending their about the "Bona Fide High Dismissory. In ALL PERSONS INDEBTED BROWN, LOUISE BROWN, Office of the Clerk of Court for Summons of which the above is present homes, a Clemson School Program." call TO THE ESTATE OF Fred W. OSMONA BROWN, GLEN Georgetown County in Book 1, James B. Moore University professor says. Charleston AFB 803-552-6720. a copy, together with the Wiggins, late of the County of BROWN, NAE BROWN, page 399. original Complaint have been and "The cost of a new house rose 2-4tc-5-29 Elizabeth B. Panton, Georgetown, State of South BOBBY BROWN, MYRTLE JUDITH L. BOURNE filed in the office of the Clerk of Memoriam 34 per cent between 1970 and Carolina, will please make BROWN, MAXINE B. ELLIS, Court for Georgetown County on Executors of the Estate of 1975," says Frank H. Hedden. Attorney for Plaintiffs Paula E. Hazard, dec. SAMPIT CHURCH payment to the undersigned, JOHANNA BROWN, CHARLESTON, SOUTH Cecil W.Schneider "The stiff rise in building CEMETERY-Effective April and all persons having claims PHILLIP BROWN, CAROUNA Attorney for the Plaintiff #8 Ml IN MEMORIAM supply costs in recent months, 9,1975, all burials must have against said estate will present THERESA BROWN, HENRY added to the price of borrowing DATED: November 21, 1974. Georgetown, S.C. My mother has gone to God the expressed approval of the the same, duly verified, to the BROWN, JR., EVANS BROWN, money, makes major building 3tc5-8 She waits in homeland fair; Trustees. Fees for burial undersigned. ETHEL BROWN HARRIS, April 18, 1975 NOTICE TO CREDITORS projects difficult for many 3*c5-8 PERSONS indebted to To welcome me with open members. $50; non-members, Margaret Evelyn Wiggins SEYMOUR BROWN, EDWIN ALL arms families. IN THE DISTRICT COURT the ESTATE of Virginia Pyatt $100. For additional in Mercer, BROWN, VIOLA MARTIN OF THE UNITED STATES When I shall journey there. formation, write Trustees, Executrix of the Estate of BROWN, LOIS B. REASE, SUMMONS Hayward, late of Georgetown At heaven's window, Mother "An alternative for some may FOR THE DISTRICT OF County, South Carolina will Sampit United Methodist Fred W. Wiggins, deceased, OTTO BROWN, COLBERT SOUTH CAROLINA stands be remodeling and adding on to Church, Rt. 4, Box 482-A, P.O. Box 275, Maryville BROWN, JR., RONNY IN THE COURT OF COMMON kindly make payment to the what they have now. In some CHARLESTON DIVISION PLEAS STATE OF SOUTH undersigned, and all persons Her face, it seems, I see; Georgetown, S.C. 2-3tc5-15 Branch, BROWN, DOROTHY BROM- With endless love and areas, labor and supply bids are MELL, CLINTON BROWN, ORDER TO APPEAR OR CAROLINA COUNTY OF having claims against said Georgetown, S.C. steadfast faith down a little due to the slow JR., SONNY BROWN, PLEAD GEORGETOWN ESTATE will please present WANTED-Jalousie door, 32x80. 3tc5-8 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-466 She waits, and prays for me. down in the home building in Call 546-6003. ALETHIA BROWN, WILLIAM Federal National Mortgage same, duly itemized and dustry. BROWN, JUNIOR WARD, UNITED STATES OF Association, verified, to the undersigned. ltp 5-8 NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. "Therefore, if money is CATHERINE BROWN BEES, AMERICA, Plaintiff, Virginia H. Dozier NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff, Vs. Idella Gamble available and the remodeling NETS-Seine or gill nets. Made THAT THE UNDERSIGNED DANIEL BROWN, LAURA B. Executrix project will serve an immediate or repaired. 2009 Prince Street WILL MAKE A FINAL AC POINT, WILBY BROWN, Estate of Virginia Pyatt need for the family, it may be ROSA B. MYERS, AGNES B. v. Douglas H. Madar, Hayward Ext. Phone 546-9287. COUNTING OF THE AD JAMES C GOINS AND ULLIE the right time to act." 7tp5-29 BARLOW, SAM BROWN, Defendant. c-o David H. Maring MINISTRATION ON THE M. GOINS, TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE Estate of Lorin R. Baylor and ALBERT BROWN, FLORA Attorney at Law IN MEMORIAM Hedden, an Extension BELLE BROWN, ALLEN NAMED: MISCELLANEOUS - Garage apply to the Probate Court for a P.O. Box 806 In memory of father, agricultural engineer, says BROWN, JOE BROWN, ED Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM and Attic Sale, Friday and final discharge as Ad Georgetown, S.C. Covington Lee Wilson who remodeling an older home WIN BROWN, WASHINGTON This matter is before the MONED and required to an 3tc5-15 should be looked upon as an Saturday, 10 A.M. til 5:00 p.m. ministratrix of said Estate on Court on plaintiff's Motion for passed away one year ago.: BROWN, THOMASINA B. swer the complaint herein, copy You are not forgotten, Dear investment. Located at Maryville. Air May 19, 1975. an Order authorized by 28 of which is herewith served KNOX, CLIFTON POIN Dad "Also , we have to consider a Conditioner in good condition Elizabeth Smith Baylor U.S.C. 1655 directed to absent upon you, and to serve a copy of NOTICE TO CREDITORS SETTE, MABEL POINSETTE, Nor will you ever be, family that will enjoy a for sale. ltc 5-8 Administratrix defendants, James C. Goins and your Answer to said Complaint All persons indebted to the ALBERT POINSETTE, As long as life and memory remodeling project over an Estate of Lorin R. Baylor Lillie M. Goins. upon the subscribers at their estate of Ben Gethers, late of GEORGIA P. LASH, THOMAS last extended time. This duration of c-o David H. Maring This is an action to enforce a offices, 248 West Evans Street, the County of Georgetown, State W. ANDREWS, JR., MILDRED We will remember thee time may make the move to Legal Notices Attorney at Law lien upon real property located Florence, South Carolina, of South Carolina, will please B. ANDREWS, JOHN L. remodel worthwhile, regardless P.O. Box 806 WILSON, MAY MILLER in Georgetown County, South within twenty (20) days after make payment to the un dersigned; and all persons We miss you so, of whether the investment pays SUMMONS Georgetown, S.C. EARNEST, MABEL S. Carolina, as more fully service thereof, exclusive of the having claims against said Our hearts are sore off fully in a mometary sense," STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 4tc5-8 TILLER, HARRY MUSEL, described in the Complaint on day of such service, and if you estate will likewise present the As time goes by, we miss you says Hedden. COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN PEARL MUSEL, AND all other file in the office of the Clerk of fail to answer the Complaint NOTICE same, duly verified, to the more IN THE FAMILY COURT heirs of ABRAM BROWN, this Court. herein within the time Clemson Extension offers Request For Bid undersigned. Nathaniel Rainey, deceased, and JOHN DOE AND It appears from the affidavit aforesaid, the plaintiff in this Your loving smile, your advice on remodeling in a Bids for subcontract to provide gentle face booklet available from county Plaintiff, MARY ROE, the names of of plaintiff's attorney that the •ii i . .a. r- _.# GERTRUDE C GETHERS, anticipated noon meals for No one can fill your vacant Extension offices or the vs: JOHN DOE AND MARY ROE absent defendants formerly action wiU apply to the Court for Admimstratrix elderly groups will be received demanded te place Clemson University Bulletin Jasie Isabel Rainey, being to designate the unknown resided within this District, but CmJSL ** Estate of Ben Gethers, Dec. until May 6, 1975, at the Horry Mrs. Edna Wilson Cook Room. Ask for the Booklet on Defendant. heirs-at-law, devisees, legatees, the current address of the ab WILLCOX, HARDEE, c-o P.O. Drawer 418 Georgetown E.O.C, Inc., P.O. distributees, and assigns of the sent defendants is 1006 Georgetown, South Carolina ltc 5-6 Remodeling and Reconditioning TO THE DEFENDANT Box 671, 201 Beaty Street, PALMER, O'FARRELL, Homes. ABOVE NAMED: above named Defendants and Maryland Avenue, N.E., McLEOD St BUYCK Me Ml Conway, S.C. Individual the wives of any of them or any Basement Apt., Washington, You are hereby summoned proposals are sought for Attorneys for Plaintiff and required to answer the person or persons claimng any D.C, and that personal service NOTICE Georgetown, Horry and interest in the premises may be effected at that address. The undersigned intends to Complaint in the above cap Williamsburg counties, and Florence, S.C. described in the Complaint Accordingly, as authorized apply to the South Carolina tioned matter, a copy of which may provide catered or on-site herein and also all other per by 28 U.S.C. 1655, it is Alcoholic Beverage Control is herewith served upon you, consumption. For additional April 28, 1975. sons unknown claiming any ORDERED Commission for a License to Bob Fraser a.nd to serve a copy of your TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE information or bidding, on right, title or interest in or lien allow the Sale and Consumption Answer to said Complaint on the nutritional specifications and on That the Summons and NAMED: subscribers hereto at their upon the real estate described Complaint together with a vnir1*!! i PI WAIT? TAKF of Alcoholic Liquors, in sealed REALTU COMPANU 77 ", quantity requirements, contact in the Complant whether in office, 107 Screven Street, Mr. Samuel B. Hudson, certified copy of this Order shall NOTICYOU EWIL thaL t I thLLASe originaL TAKl E containers of two (2) ounces or Georgetown, S.C, within fants, or incompetents, insane be served upon them at the less, on premises listed below in Executive Director at 248-4208. Summonions in the above entitled accordjmce witn the provisions twenty (20) days from date of persons or under any other above address by the United p 2tc5-8 disability, action, of which the foregoing is Act m m [m ^ p , service hereof upon you, ex States Marshal for the District a copy, together with the 1975.1976 clusive of the day of such ser of the District of Columbia, who Complaint, were filed in the We Need MORE vice; and, if you fail to answer STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEFENDANTS. shall promptly thereafter Wade S. Menear 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes office of the Clerk of Court for d-b-a Pistol II Club the said Complaint within the SUMMONS submit his returns of service or Georgetown County en the 24th Now. We have time aforesaid, the Plaintiff STATE OF SOUTH TO THE DEFENDANTS endeavor to the Marshal of this day of April, 1975. 625 Front Street prospective buyers for herein, through his undersigned ABOVE NAMED: District for filing with the Georgetown, S.C. 29440 CAROLINACOUNTY OF WILLCOX, HARDEE, ltc 5-8 homes, farms, etc - attorneys, will apply to the GEORGETOWN IN THE YOU ARE HEREBY SUM Court; PALMER, O'FARRELL, Court for the relief demanded That James C. Goins and ready to respond to COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MONED AND REQUIRED to McLEOD St BUYCK NOTICE therein. Nathan Brown, Isaac Brown, answer the Complaint in this Lillie M. Goins appear or plead Attorneys for Plaintiff your reasonable offer action, a copy of which is to the Complaint on file in this The undersigned intends to to sell - Call without ROSEN AND ROSEN Emily Brown, and Saraphine 3tc5-15 apply to the SOUTH Brown Curtain, herewith served upon you, and action within twenty days from delay to list your BY s-William A. Bryan the date of such personal ser CAROLINA ALCOHOLIC Attorneys for Plaintiff Plaintiffs, to serve a copy of your Answer property and see sold to said Complaint upon the vice upon them. BEVERAGE CONTROL Georgetown , S.C. -vs- NOTICE VfXO, VA *Ot A MATCH sign soon subscriber at her office, 134 That in the event the returns COMMISSION for a License to jr April 17, 1975 LITCHFIELD GOLF CO., INC., I will not be responsible for allow the Sale and Consumption Ttaoal WATtM 14 OW Tufa LIZA MOORE, JOE JONES, Meeting Street, Charleston, of the United States Marshal for MOOO , KlO. the District of the District of any debts other than those I „, Alcoholic Liquors, in sealed NOTICE JOHN POINT, FRANKIE South Carolina, within twenty make personally. containers of two (2) ounces or (20) days exclusive of the day of Columbia reflect that he has TO THE ABSENT POINT, LAVINIA P. Ronald Gene Johnson less, on premises listed below in said service, and if you fail to been unable to locate the absent HOMES FOR SALE DEFENDANT, Jasie Isabel MAYBANK, GEORGE POINT, 3tp5-22 accordance ^th the prevision answer the Complaint in this defendants for personal service action, the Plaintiffs aforesaid in his District, the Marshal for Wedgefield-Belle Isle, Litchfield, Kensington, WILLOWBANK will apply to the Court for the the District of South Carolina Maryville, Andrews, Plantersville, other relief demanded in this Com snail cause a copy of this Order areas. Government resales-good buys all I plaint. to be published once a week for areas (some $100 down) Exceptionally well kept 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Brick six consecutive weeks in THE Veneer Home. Beautifully Landscaped yard. JUDITH L. BOURNE Attorney for Plaintiffs GEORGETOWN TIMES, a FOR SALE Living Room with Fireplace, Den, Large Modern CHARLESTON, SOUTH newspaper published in this CHOICE LOTS Kitchen, Basement For Studio or Workshop, CAROUNA District and having a general circulation in the county where 3 nice Lots, V4 Mile from Andrews. Central Air, Two Car Garage, Drapes & Carpet DATED: November 21, 1974. Hagley ($3500-$3850) - Beneventum ($2900- the mortgaged property is $3500) - Kensington, Litchfield, Country Club included. LIS PENDENS situated, and he shall serve a NOTICE is hereby given that copy of this Order upon the Completely Developed, With Water, Estates, Corner lot $10,900. Also one owner an action has been commenced person or persons in possession asking for offers- 2 lots and home on DEEP- and is now pending in the Court Pawleys Island Realty Co. or charge of the mortgaged WATER WEDGEFIELD. Bring your yatch of Common Pleas for property, if any; and Sewer And Utility Buildings. 237-2431 Georgetown County, which ! and check book. This is no time to save money - action was brought by the above Upon failure of the said ab I Help the economy-Help your friends out. named Defendants, the purpose sent defendants to appear or A Good Investment At Only $6,000 PRICE REDUCED TO of which action is to have a plead to the Complaint within judgment entered herein the time allowed, the Court will quieting title to the premises proceed to a hearing and ad Call: '38,900.00 described below and deter judication of this cause in the mining the proportionate in same manner as if personal $500.00 ALLOWANCE FOR REDECORATING terest of the co-tenants. The service had been effected within 118 WOOD ST property affected is described the State of South Carolina, EAGLE m Geor'jt'town SC as follows: subject to the provisions of 28 ALL ELECTRIC GOLD MEDALLION HOME U.S.C. 1655. ALL that piece, parcel or lot 6 Rooms of land, situate lying and being Charles E. Simmons, Jr. CONSTRUCTION CO. on Waccamaw River, in the United States District Judge :, Bedrooms 2 Tile Baths Columbia, South Carolina Den w-f ireplace County of Georgetown, State of HEALTL) COMPANy South Carolina, containing March 25, 1975. 5464711 Kitchen built-ins Stove and Dishwasher twenty (20) acres and ON MOTION OF: Piped and wired for clothes washer & dryer designated on a plat of the tract JOHN K. GRISSO 2 Car garage of which said parcel forms a United States Attorney Fully insulated - storm windows part, made by Henry A. Lachicotte, C.E., BY S JOEL W. COLUNS, JR. Beautiful Wooded Large corner lot Assistant United States At Immediate possession and dated August, 1885, as lot or torney River Front Lots BACK OF KENSINGTON parcel number eight (8), having Attorneys for Plaintiff such courses and boundaries as 6tc-5-22 90 Percent Conventional Loan are designated on said plat, and Brown's Ferry Estates FHA - VA butting and bounding as follows: to the North on the lots The Georgetown Agency designated on said plat as lots Call For An numbered ten (10) and eleven SUMMONS R. Kaminski - Broker 546-4330 (11); to the East on the lot STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Appointment 119 Screven St. 546-3502 designated as lot number seven COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN (7); the South on the lot IN THE FAMILY COURT James Leroy Gadson and Victoria Cleveland Gadson, GEORGETOWN'S NEWEST Petitioners, vs. Crane Rental Service e 6 to 150 Tons Carolyn Gadson Keith, Eugene Cunningham, and Trevis KELLOS RENTALS and SALES CO. Maurice Gadson, an infant under the age of fourteen (14) Kellos Rentals is a crane rental company devoted to one goal-Service. years, We strive to supply the most up to date and modern equipment and Respondents. Lewis F. Freeman, Agency TO THE RESPONDENTS employ the best operators available. ABOVE NAMED: 122 Sooth Fraser Street • Instant Crane Rentals YOU ARE HEREBY SUM • Lease Purchase MONED AND REQUIRED to • Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Yearly Rentals • 6 - 75 Ton Hydraulic Cranes answer the Petition in this Phone 546-5156 • Prompt Estimates for any Job • 25-150 Ton Truck Cranes action of which a copy is • Courteous, Experienced Operators • 100 Ton Crawler Cranes herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer 546-3705 to the Mud Pettttan •»«," KELLOS RENTALS,Jtfd- S subscriber MM* Front Street, Georgetown,1 9 - 5 Monday thru Friday CALL COLLECT 24 HRS. A South Carolina, within twenty (a* 9-12 Saturday after 12:00 noon (20) days after the service SSuSSm 803-796-6810 Until Local Phone b Installed. by a After hours call: 546-6761 IB THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 1975 15-B "Native American" Traffic Jams To Visit Pawleys Can Be Eased If you're tired of that typical planning of your individual Those who have regarded the N.C, one of only 200 owned by dian history and the con morning or afternoon traffic schedule to use the time of Indian as America's first citizen Indians, and one that stocks temporary problems in Indian jam, the South Carolina High lowest in traffic volume. and Nature's nobleman, will only crafts originated by In Ufe. way Department says that you have a chance during the dians. Traffic patterns change He will be in full Indian reg may personally be able to do during the school year when remainder of this week, to meet But this is only one of the alia during his Hammock Shop something to improve the such a personality at The areas into which White Eagle is buses and heavier traffic will stay and will include dances and situation. make a difference in travel Hammock Shop at Pawleys involved. stories of the American Indian. Island. South Carolinians driving to plans. Apparently tireless with Born a Cherokee Indian in and from work daily might In addition to analyzing the Robert White Eagle is the interests into many fields, he is Chelsea, Okla>, he attended solve an aggravating situation guest artist, an interesting route customarily used, the first and foremost, he says, a Washington and Lee University by spending a few days of Department suggests that a personality who exemplifies the lecturer. with side studies in an simple analysis of the route strides to be achieved by In driver look for other routes. He He has spoken to Lions', thropology at Temple they drove. Any motorist who may be using a heavily traveled dians who make the most of Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs all University and the University of has to fight a peak of traffic en their talents and opportunities. route, when one just as com over, plus chambers of com Pennsylvania. route to or from work should patible with his travel habits is "But", says White Eagle "it merce, women's clubs and at A former major in the vary his time of departure each available to him. doesn't come easily; what my educational institutions such as military , he taught at Valley day for a week. Five minutes on wife, Lois and I have Villanova and University of Forge Military Academy in either side of the regular established, is the result of hard Pennsylvania. Wayne, Pennsylvania. departure time may make a work". He offers a series of public He has appeared on television real difference in the amount of 1he Old 1omtvL There must have been quite a programs on the American in commercials, Bobby Benson traffic faced. bit of hard work, because they Indian which includes talks on Show, and stage shows, Roy The object is to find the time own a curio shop at Cherokee, conservation and wildlife, In- Rogers, Jim Thorpe and others. of lighest traffic, and the He has been hailed as an Department advises the driver exciting visitor to such youth to keep a simple record of the groups as Camp LeNape for departure time and how the Boys, Valley Forge Military traffic compared with that of Academy Summer Camp, Boy his old leaving time. Scout camps and El Ponoco Due The experiment will reflect "People will buy anything Ranch. the going-to-work habits of In direct contrast to some other motorists along the route that's one to a customer." projected opinions, White Eagle and allow for more efficient says that he feels that the US Government does a good job, citing in particular the fact that the American Indian may GAMBILL REALTY receive medical care at no cost in various hospitals over the nr country. "The government owes us BUILDING DIVISION nothing", he said "there are no AT HAMMOCK SHOP-Robert White Eagle, Cherokee Nation member, is barriers to keep us back VA And FHA Approved financially". He does at the Hammock Shop at Pawleys this week. He will explain Indian customs acknowledge, however, that and include traditional Indian dances for those who are interested in these some prejudice does exist. areas of an historic people. Now constructing 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes Wounded Knee draws an approval for its original aims with the American Indian He said that militancy for the proficient, himself. Whites Creek Subdivision but, he said, in the end, it was Movement which he describes Indian is wrong: "We, as a total Mrs. White Eagle was a behind McDonald School tragic because some of the as too militant. Indian population, couldn't fill teacher at Rutgers University funds were misappropriated by Marlon Brando's sincerity he Syracuse, N.Y.--therefore a and an assistant director of the INDIAN CRAFT-This heavy silver and the Indians. does question because, says military confrontation with the Newark planetarium. From $23,000-130,000 turquoise bracelet and massive silver belt buckle White Eagle "Brando is going to US Government would be a Her most cherished ambition, Although he strongly sup some place out of the country to little one-sided". White Eagle said, is to establish represent arts and skills of the Indians. The ports the move to improve the live, hence his gift to the Indians a planetarium for the Indians at Indians' lot, he does not side bracelet sells for $20 and the buckle is $135. was no sacrifice." Back in Cherokee, N.C. Cherokee. 8% LOANS But, he also realizes that Wohali Traders, owned by White Eagle will be at the Over 100 lots to select from Brando didn't have to choose himself and wife, Lois de Vries, Hammock Shop through the Indians as benefactors in his stocks silver and turquoise Saturday and he will welcome Corner lots available FOR SALE disposal of his property. jewelry, Cherokee baskets, all who are interested in the beaded items and leather goods, First Americans and their Private sewage system (no septic tanks) paved Mileage Guide crafts in which White Eagle is customs. roads, rural water MARYVILLE For Car Buyers t 2 Bedrooms-corner of Poplar and Wayne. Living Room, Den, Kitchen- Now Available Children have short walk to McDonald dinette, Front & Back porch, garage, located on 2 large lots. Elementary School If you're shopping for a new Seeing Is Poplar Street-3 Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen Dinette combination - Priced to car, you're probably taking gas We Build Anywhere sell. mileage into account. Nice 3 Bedroom Home on South Island Road. Central Heat and Air Condition. To help you out, the Federal In Georgetown County. Energy Administration, in co Believing Living Room with Fireplace. Kitchen & Dinette Combination with Sun Porch. operation with the U.S. En Nedham Gambill Old Charleston Road- 3 Bedroom, Living Room with Fireplace, carport, Storage vironmental Protection Agency, has published results of fuel We are proud to present for your inspection Broker Room. Includes Drapes and Appliances. Immediate Possession economy tests in a booklet en the very ultimate in a double wide home. KENSINGTON titled 1975 Gas Mileage Guide The Dream House built by Norris. Jasper Street - 3 Bedrooms, Living Room, Kitchen & Dinette, Ceramic Bath, for New Car Buyers. Days 546-8313/3921 Carport, Screened Porch, IVi Lots with Fencing. Adjoining Kensington School. The guide lists estimated city Nights 5464383/8752 and highway miles per gallon This home was designed for the very Priced for Quick Sale. discrimanate buyer-from its formal living for all new cars and light-duty and dining rooms to its very cozy den. It Sumter Street - Living Room, Dining Room, Den with Fireplace, Kitchen with trucks that meet 1975 emission features Broyhill Furniture throughout with built in appliances. Utility Room, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Storeroom, Garage on standards and are certified for Queen size master bedroom-Lap siding and Equal Opportunity Housing Large Corner Lot. sale in the U.S. as of Septem residential shingle roof. ber 15. HIGHMARKET STREET EXTENSION The FEA notes that individ Can be seen from 8 til 8 or anytime by Lovely Brick Veneer Residence, 3 Bedrooms, Living Room, Dining Room, Den. ual drivers may not attain the appointment. ? Substantial exterior Work Shop and Boat Shed. Beautifully Landscaped Yard. identical gas mileage as the test results due to individual driving IN CITY habits, and varying accessories Beautiful Colonial Home located on corner lot in historic section of town. Living and engine conditions. *££"§ DAV-CO HOMES. INC Room, Dining Room, Music Room, Den with Fireplace, Dinette, Four Bedrooms, For single copies, write to: tL Qfa-lotn-Cnl PALMETTO STATE Savings & Loan (FORMERLY WATEREE SAVINGS) Yes, there's something new under the South Carolina battles for our country's freedom were fought on South Crescent . . . it's a new name for old friends. Nothing has Carolina battlegrounds than those of any other state, to changed except the name. You still get the same friendly, today's position of industrial, economical and social leader courteous service you've always gotten, from the same peo ship, the PALMETTO STATE has always maintained a ple. The same financial security that has been our trademark progressive outlook, even while retaining its rich heritage. since 1904. Thanks to all of our friends who have made That's why WATEREE SAVINGS & LOAN, very much it possible for us to expand into communities throughout like the PALMETTO STATE, with its long history of ac the PALMETTO STATE. complishments, is changing its name to PALMETTO STATE From the days of the American Revolution, when more SAVINGS & LOAN. To celebrate this festive occasion, we are giving •Xaway nylon 3' x 5' PALMETTO STATE > x^v FLAGS, absolutely free to anyone Ar/ ^. who opens a new account with a > ^$100 minimum deposit, or »Xto anyone who adds J \$100 to an exist- 'N.ing account. / / LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER COME IN TO ANY OF OUR FOUR OFFICES: 407 DeKalb Street Lancaster Square Center S. Hampton Street 1001 Front Street CAMDEN LANCASTER KERSHAW GEORGETOWN 432-6117 285-6978 475-2379 546-2505 4 Attractively Furnished Area Will Be One Of Main Assembly Points Horry County's Shelter Home Was Donated Beach Home Before It Was Renovated Georgetown Quandary: More Foster Howes Or Shelter Home...Or Both? ^ •MMBBaaH^HaTMaa M^BMBaa ———i Conway Community Achieves Shelter Home Together Georgetown County has recently become more sharply aware of a driving need for some practical means of caring for an increasing number of children and pre-adults who find themselves without food or shelter. Towards this end, indepth studies have been launched into two areas of possible recourse. The first would be enlistment of more foster homes in the County as an immediate loosening of the stringent situation as cited by Mrs. Clara Waddell, director of the Georgetown County Depart ment of Social Services. A committee headed by Mrs. Mary Davis is exploring possibilities of finding more foster homes in the county. A considered long-range and more complex proposition would be the establishment of a "Shelter Home" or free standing unit where community involvement coupled with whatever State or Federal assistance available, would support the program. Horry County is in the process of opening such a home and for the same purpose of providing child-youth care as needed in Georgetown County. The initial need was pin pointed and acted upon by Rick Gaskins, Horry County Rehabilitation Center counselor, who supported the shelter KEY PEOPLE-Those working towards Jewel Vaught and Mrs. Marilyn Mason, Depart- home concept in addition to an achieving a shelter home in Horry County are from ment of Social Services: seated, 1 to r, Ms Jeanne 11-foster home service already left, Rick Gaskins, Rehabilitation Center coun- Cook, State Department of Social Services active in Horry County. selor; David Thomas, Family Court and Mrs. Columbia, and Jo Waldrop and Robert Waldrop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldrop, Resident Directors Stand In Kitchen Gaskins worked with the close in Horry County, proof that cooperation of Horry County community people like to have a Family Court Judge Winston purpose, a goal, and are willine Vaught and David Thomas, to work and support a worth Counselor, plus the Department while program in which they of Social Services in Conway. believe and in which they can The shelter home which will see the results of their work. be dedicated on May 18 has been These people made the dif achieved through community ference, Gaskins said. effort which was inspired The drive started in October through a carefully worked out and Gaskins said their aim was plan to include willing and in towards a shelter that would terested workers. Federal funds closely approximate a normal have been welcomed but "these home. are sometimes terminated," It would have a mature young Gaskins said. couple who would be dedicated "We went into the com to contributing concern and munity" Gaskins said "and guidance as foster parents as chose 15 people, not necessarily well as giving physical those who were wealthy, but supervision. those we knew were interested A beach house was donated and in the welfare of children, those moved to a site also given for who were filled with vision and the shelter to be situated east of drive, and we laid our prop- Conway. sition before them". United Way granted the group To select these key people, $4,000 to lay the foundation and Gaskins said, "We contacted after plans for renovation were the churches and asked the drawn, the group had from May Marilyn Mason Stands In Cheerfully Appointed Room Destined For pastors for lists of people whom to October to raise more funds Displaced Youth they thought would be in for the work. terested in helping and who had They took pictures of the still a deep need despite the ches or anywhere they might be paign, United Way again agreed various reputations for house, Social Services foster homes contribution, heard, accenting their talks to provide 50-per-cent of the Bunk Beds Were Donated To Be used In Rooms Earmarked For Use By The achieving results". Department and the foster Group representatives began witn •• pictures, renovation costs which left the Boys The rest is almost history and homes to show that there was speaking to civic clubs, chur- In the fund raising cam- CONTINUED ON PAGE 3-C c6-/o$?' G~r Every bride dreams of the perfect wedding...... and to make that dream come true, <% (Georgetown Stmeo presents The Look Of Love Jmm EGENCY Wedding Line Of Invitations And Announcements If there's a wedding in your future, Call us. there's an invitation in our line atye (Georgetown (Hitnea that will tell the world for you. SINCE 1707 PHONE 546-4148 „4I..,M,I,.I.,.J.P^. THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES,Thursday, May 8, 1975 Harry Swann Sets Record Harry Swann, the son of Mrs. interest by attending the SAVINGS E.E. Swann, Jr. and the late Academy of Radio and Mr. Swann, recently was ac Television and is now working corded a standing ovation for with an electrical company in JUST ARRIVED his performance in a charity Lakeland. Sturdy Tubular Steel Construction show version of "That's En Back in high school days here, with Tubular Coverings. tertainment". he was interested in football and HANGING BASKETS Harry, a graduate of Winyah also played golf. He won the Multi-Position High School in 1969 who is "Most Talented" Senior FOR becoming known for his superlative in his final year at LOUNGERS baritone rendition of various school. Recently he appeared here at Deluxe multi-position loungers with sturdy j musical selections, was heard tubular steel construction and tubular vinyl t MOTHER in the $8 million Lakeland Civic Holiday-Inn where he was a coverings Tangerine and white, green andj Center in Lakeland, Fla. vocalist and was accompanied white, or tan and white. by Miss Debbie Bragdon at the His repertoire that night Diano She WiU Love included several hilarious skits In the past performances, plus a solo spot in which he gave Harry won a number of honors, REG. '13.97 One Of These his impersonation of Tom including first and second place Young Harry Swann Performs In Charity Show Jones. at the annual Santee Electric Beauties The finale was topped by a Festivals. standing ovation, the first in the He was a voice student with 11-year history of the show. Mrs. James Galloway of $^44 Harry led up to his present Georgetown. Mother's day$ T| f\\^ 1? M HOWARD COSELLCommunity Shelters Special IS ON » Special • W C TO CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1-C bedrooms and four-and-a-half A Working Mother's Dream, group with a balance of $12,000 baths. $044 WINH to be raised as half of the It also has an upstairs sitting Safe To Leave All Day. estimated $25,000. room for the youths, a nursery, 8 Benevolent individuals living room, kitchen and long CROCK POTS contributed some of the dining area. 31 POTTED CALADIUMS .SAY renovation money and clubs "We tried to keep the colors Mother's Day ' Qt size crock-Pots and civic groups were ap cheerful and neutral", Thomas enQ-|—I Safe to leave all day No Mother's Day proached with the idea of said "because if we needed to stirring, no burning. MORE? shift things around, we'd want Can't overcook and has Special ABC Radio having the shelter home 94 little shrinkage Stay- f fCTffil included in their annual them to fit". cool handles, feet. budgeting. All of the furnishings have •14 »**»*• Network The estimated $25,000 figure been donated, not worn-out Reg. 17" Limit 1 crept up to $35,000 because of items but new furniture that 8:25 AM 5:25 PM the well-known inflation despite provides an inviting at much of the volunteer labor and mosphere. The house sits upon "at cost" material. an acre-and-a-half acre and WHIRLWIND But today, Gaskins said, tne another six acres will be leased. house stands ready to assume Thomas said that those SWIVEL TOP its role in the community. who come to the shelter will BUSHES stay from a few days to six VACUUM CLEANER Finishing touches on the months. Powerful single stage swivel top Whirlwind IN FULL house which was nearly half- It appears that achievement canister vacuum cleaner Compact for maneuverability Easy load drop in dust bag again enlarged are being made. of more foster homes on in plus cloth filter bag. Floating action floor and BLOOM A promising young couple, dividual bases would do much to rug nozzle Complete with upholstery tool and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldrop relieve the very evident crevice tool. Harvest.. _ ._.„ Big 2-GaLPot pressure on the various church who will live there with their 10- Reg. »32" Mother's * year old daughter, Lori, and es in the Georgetown Com SAVE serve as the "parents" in the munity and the County Day 9 shelter home, has been found. Department of Social Services, Waldrop who earned a degree upon which the burden of $2500 Special emergency care rests. in Psychiatry at University of . Accented with lovely Head & Shoulders Desperate Deals embroidery design . . . Lotion or Tube ROSES WOMEN'S LOW i TERRY PRICE »•"••• 88 7-oz. net wt. Head li Shoulders SLIPPERS Lotion or 4-oz. net wt. tube. Both with new mild fragrance. 73 VEGA 70 NOVA radio mmm 4 door, 6 cyl., radio 7 •* 2.49 $1499 For Baby Soft Skin . . 999 Soft and comfortable ladies' Nothing I- * slippers. 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I Wild hoi has a nnn nnnn nnnn around a curve, but how did the coming thing, and new The first transcontinental 12 Sick neck nnnn nnn A country usually IS Rent he propose to get it over the lines were built in all parts of railway was completed in Ascended nnnnn nnnnnnn progresses about as rapidly 14 Chest rattle the country. Some of the Profit nono nnnn aaa as its transportation system mountains? And Stevens ex 1869 when the Union Pacific 15 Malt beverage Plait nnnn nnnn nnn does. As long as most of the plained how tunnels "like a early ones, such as the New met the Central Pacific and a IS Started Horse food well dug horizontally" could York Central, the Erie, the great celebration was held at 18 Pet canines Toward the 27 Receding 41 Mexican coins population of the United - 20 Ascends sheltered side 28 Rainbow 42 Liquid States was centered in the be made. Pennsylvania and the Balti the meeting point. 21 Female fowl JJ Communists 29 Sheep cries measure eastern states, horse-drawn At last, some people began more and Ohio connected the 22 Pieced out 17 Peaceful 31 British 43 Arrow poison vehicles and ships were suffi to see possibilities in the eastern states with the Mid .24 Graceful horse ig Charge admiral 44 Distant west. 26 Soon 23 Mohammedan 33 Bundles, as of 46 Network cient for transporting freight steam engine, and in 1828 the COURTHOUSE SQUARES 27 Chest bone sacred book hay 47 Great Lake and passengers. But as the Carbondale road was built By 1857, the Alton railroad 30 Family Hurt 38 Peculiarity 48 Distribute, as pioneers pushed westward, near Honesdale, Pa., to con had been built between Chi PUNCTUALITY IS including Shower 40 Deprive of cards nect the town with the coal cago and St. Louis, and the wolves and Eagle's nest weapons 50 Food fish. something more was needed. GUESSING WOlV hyenas mines which were 16 miles Baltimore and Ohio was also 32 Spanish Manufacturing was mostly LATE THE confined to the East, lands away. running trains to St. Louis. OTHER FELLOVJ painter About the same time the Illi 34 Successful west of the Alleghenies and The first really great rail WILL BE. batter all through the Ohio and Mis way system in the United nois Central was constructed 35 Locust tree sissippi valleys were produc States was built by the Balti between Chicago and Cairo, 36 Abstract beinal 111., and by 1860 there were T7 Jungle king ing farm products and the more and Ohio. It was started 39 Minus South was growing cotton. in 1828, and the first sod was connecting lines linking Chi 40 Employed And somehow all of these turned by Charles Carroll cago with the gulf. Thus be 41 Footlike part things had to be moved from who was 93 years old and the gan Chicago's career as the 42 Musical greatest railroad center in instrument one part of the country to all only surviving signer of the 45 Attired other parts. Declaration of Independence. the world. 49 Periods of immaturity The first railroads were At first the company used By this time, railroads had 51 Anger built about the beginning of horse cars, but in 1831 the ceased to be primarily freight 52 Close the 19th Century. Most of famous steam engine "Tom carriers, and passenger 53 German king Thumb" traveled over the trains which were considered 54 By way of them covered very short dis 55 Period of office pZ tances, often less than a mile. rails at the terrific speed of 13 the ultimate in luxury were holding The cars were pulled by m.p.h. soon speeding across the OUT BUT NOT down, Pedro Garcia of the Brewers is tagged 56 Colors horses and were used almost By this time even the most country, carrying people to at second but prevents Orioles' Doug DeCinces from making a 57 Snakelike fish skeptical critics were con faraway destinations in an in double play by upsetting the second baseman during their re VERTICAL exclusively for moving cent game. 1 Rota table disk freight. 2 Spanish Jar During this time John Ste vens of Hoboken, N.J., was experimenting with steam engines, and he believed they could be used to draw cars over the rails at the unheard of speed of 10 to 20 miles an hour. In 1811, he appUed to the state of New Jersey for per mission to build a railway line, but his petition was denied. His efforts to build a railroad in New York also failed, but in 1815 he was finally granted a charter to build a line connecting the Delaware and Raritan rivers. Thursday, May 8 - Friday, May 16 But his problems were far from solved. Nobody with money would listen to him or invest in his project. Come Out And See It was too fantastic, they said, to expect anyone to be lieve that cars could travel at The New Modular Home such a speed, and besides, no McDuffie-Marlowe engine could draw a train of Furniture Company cars around a curve. We Have Developed Stevens built a circular track at Hoboken and drove a "Let Us Feather Your Nest Down With A Little Down" train of cars attached to a steam engine around it, but people are hard to convince. 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Tara Hall Boys Delve Into "Bunka" Art You just can't tell where those Since the yarn paintings are their paintings real ac Some of the boys have Tara Hall Home For Boys so artistic and crafts-like, the complishments. become so accomplished in the youngsters are going to break boys experience none of the To a boy, they are .totally work that four are ready to out next. "sissy" stigma that would engrossed in their work and are receive certificates qualifying MANNING EXTERMINATORS It may be that they will be accompany working with a mass of bent heads and busy them as "teachers" of the art. landscaping the Tara grounds crochet or knitting and consider hands with punchneedles filled Father O'Sullivan said that & INSULATORS with new shrubbery or they with colorful thread. the boys have sold some Bunka may be carpentering or they work and much more is on hand. may be doing ceramics or they DID YOU KNOW? A*/ <^i*U/SAS Fully Bonded 7-9 PM may be into a dozen other things 3:00 - 5:00 Matinee Sat. devised by their advisors at the The material is expensive and Hall. Vesuvius the frames of excellent quality Pest Control - Termite Control Because Father O'Sullivan is but the overall results will be THURS. FRI. SAT., May. 8-9-10 FAMOUS EUROPEAN worth what the boys will have to one who believes that busy VOLCANO NEAR hands are the best capital in charge for the finished product. NAPLES, ITALY; Father "0" said that the good Storm Windows And Doors vestment one could possibly HAS ERUPTED pursue. things about the craft, aside MANY TIMES. from making a little money for We Measure And Install He sold his People who know and have IN 472 A.D. visited Tara Hall are not sur prised to find the boys busy and ASHES, POURING the boys, is that it is a great Insulation - All Types I soul for going about their affairs with FROM ITS CRATER, follow-up after football and absorbtion any time they WERE BLOWN AS chores; "It makes a great Entire Building happen to drop in. FAR AWAY AS tapering-off activity that can be rock n roll. ISTANBUL/TURKEY. done while the TV is going", he But no one ever expected to AN ESTIMATED said. FREE ESTIMATES find them adopting a special 18,000 PERSONS And, the additional thing is PHANTOM Japanese art that has taken PERISHED IN THE that the boys are tremendously over a goodly part of their LAVA, DUST AND proud of their new skill and do Call 546-6964 ofthe working schedule these days. BOILING WATER. not have to be urged to get into working on additional "paint PARADISE It all began just after last IN 79 A.D. AN ERUPTION BURIED 3 CmES,AMONG ings" when one is finished. 546-6692 HMMtwttKiiOR.-i.s.mArVa^Mwiu.w PAUL WILLIAMS m urn >•*».• **>••*.,•• *.t*A.-. PHAHTOM Of THE RMWOISE cosw—tataaitw MMO.DOI.IMG MKWHMM KF»I«I ,-,»«« ,<»ii ..sou***. w< mtmucm Christmas when Father "0" WHICH WAS POAAPEII. ABOUT 2,000 OF THE (pfjj HSUU mm • iiicmni *oouct» siriwt MM NWCID IT (own * MSSHM KBTH I tm OMCKO D MM M MU —j^ Ware MO HUSK IT MU MUIMR CftWirWMflM OmC«mi i-.yVHiKr'Mfi timWtWLtBll !* timet ••*()• learned about something called 20,000 VICTIMS HAVE BEEN UNCOVERED BY EXCA "Bunka". 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TIMES, Thursday, May 8, 9 Diamond Plays Hookey Chester J. Funnye i i > Is Highway Director Missing Stone Turns Up * Chester J. Funnye' of Atlanta, Georgia and formerly of "If it takes crawling inch by Had the diamond fallen into the to leave at the Schmids. took a quick look into Sue's car. Georgetown has recently been Another place to check for the appointed director of the inch over the Murrells Inlet garden? Centered on the front seat diamond. Bureau of Highways and Streets Arts and Crafts Festival Or, maybe it was in the trap of cushion as if it had been grounds, we'll do it," declared the sink where Sue had washed for the City of Atlanta by Mayor It was not until Sue sat down carefully placed rested the Maynard Jackson. unhappy Sue Mushock last her hands. A towel went into the diamond. Friday evening when she bowl as a reminder not to use it in her TV room that she realized A native of Georgetown, discovered her engagement until morning when the proper her loss. Resolving to vacuum Funnye' was graduated from in the morning and sift the dust, "What a relief," Sue said diamond missing from its wrench could be found. later, "When I take the diamond Howard High School and State setting. Sue went to bed. College at Orangeburg. He is They'd used separate cars, for resetting, I'll ask the jeweler the son of the Reverend and Mentally retracing her ac meeting at Murrells Inlet to put The Schmids made a for a written appraisal at the Mrs. John Funnye'. He began tivities for incidents that might up the sign. beginning search but agreed to same time. his professional career in 1956 have contributed to breaking save the yard search for the Since Sue was still shaken as a civil engineer with the the stone loose from the prongs, morning sun. "The prongs on the ring are so from her fall, the Mushocks Bureau of Reclamation in Sue started with the early obviously worn. A yearly went home in Rob's car. Ogden, Utah. evening construction of an easel On the way from picking up checkup would have kept us all Sue got the keys from her car After serving two years as an to support the community the morning paper, Rosemary from several anxious hours." engineer officer, in the United theatre Swamp Fox Players States Army in Korea, he Chester J. Funnye sign at the Festival. resumed his civilian career registered engineer in several What had begun as enjoyable with the Bureau of Public Roads of the southeastern states and work for Sue, her husband Rob, in Falls Church and Arlington, the District of Columbia. and Kay and Bill Gates was now Virginia. He is certified as a fallout casting the first shadow. In 1966 he joined the staff of shelter analyst, designer of First they had filled sand the Rural Electrification Ad blast resistant structures and bags at the beach to serve as ministration in the United certified in environmental braces. States Department of engineering of the U.S. Then under Bill's direction Agriculture in Washington, Department of Defense. (he's with the construction at serving as civil-structural Funnye' resides in Atlanta the new power plant), they'd engineer and taught on a part- with his wife, the former Estella ALTERNATE HONORS-Ginna Templeton and built the easel. cash time basis at the United States M. Cox and son, Chet. her music teacher, Mrs. David S. Bourne, examine Afterwards, they'd chatted Department of Agriculture He is presently serving as the former's certificate of excellence which she with exhibitors at the festival. graduate school. president of the SCSC Atlanta won during a Music Teacher's National Association Had the diamond fallen can help with Funnye' is a professional Alumni Chapter. competition in Charleston. somewhere along the way? The Mushocks had made two stops before reaching home. Home Fix-up Memories of a pleasant evening ... call us now. Today. We have of conversation were now Ginna Templeton Wins blurred with the possibility that immediate cash for home fix-up ... the diamond had been lost medical bills ... car repairs ... somewhere in the Gates' home. unexpected emergencies—whatever The Gates planned an all-day you need or want. search for Saturday. Clear up those old debts! Even if you Piano Audition Honor "It's only a possession. It's have a loan now, we have plans that insured. I really shouldn't feel can provide the additional cash you Ginna Templeton, the daughter so terrible. But I do. That ring need ... and often lower your total of the Reverend and Mrs. John Templeton of has been a part of me for fifteen monthly payment! Call us right now or Pawleys Island, was alternate winner in State years, " wailed Sue when she drop in anytime for fast, courteous competitions held during the Music Teachers' called the Schmids, their second service—and CASH! National Association auditions held recently. stop, to alert them to her loss. The Mushock boys had been watching TV with the children LIBERTY LOAN Ginna made an outstanding achievement at the of Joe and Rosemary Schmid CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN District level in Charleston during the auditions. while the Mushocks enjoyed an evening out. She played "Minuet for Clavichord", Rameau; 934 FRONT STREET — PHONE: 546-5176 No one had remembered the At King Street "The Clown", Kabalevsky and "The Lost Doll", porch light and Sue had Bartok. stumbled in the dark. Georgetown, South Carolina 29440 McDuffie-Marlowe She remembered catching Open Monday til 6 * Friday 'til 7 PM In the event the State winner fails to participate, herself against the brick wall. Furniture Company Ginna will be eligible to play at the State MTMA in "Let Uf Feather Your Nest Dow* With. A Utile Dewa" the fall. Ginna is the student of Mrs. D. S. Bourne of Prince Street. CHAMPIONSHIP SAVE 20% POLYGLAS RADIALS RODEO 30,000 mile whitemdls on sale through Wednesday AR70-13 GREENFIELD Regularly i $49 io $ PLANTATION Replaces Regular SALE Site Fits Models Of: Silt Price •RICE Vega Pinto, Gremlin, Colt, AR70-13 A78-13 Falcon, Toyota & others $49.10 $39.00 Vega, Colt, Oart, Pinto, $52.60 $42.05 Georgetown, S. C BR70-13 B78-13 Falcon, Mustang & others Gremlin, Hornet, Javelin, DR70-14 D78-14 Valiant, Duster, Barracuda, $54.70 $43.75 Maverick & others 39 Matador, Ambassador, Nova, Polyglas Radial ER70-14 E78-14 Chevelle, Camaro, Dart, $55.65 $44.50 Mustang, Cougar & others This now Polyglns tiro makes il easy to join the Fri. - Sat. - Sun. Torino, Ambassador, Camaro, switch to radials - especially during this sale FR70-14 F78-14 Cutlass, Chevelle, Challenger, $60.15 $48.10 Roadrunner, Charger & others period. Both the 70-series wide tread and the Torino. 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HR70-15 H78-15 Galaxie, Monterey, Olds, $69.15 $55.30 Pontiac & others Rain Check — If we sell out of your size we will issue you FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:00 PM Buick, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, a ram check, assuring future delivery at trie advertised HR78-15 Radial Olds, Pontiac $66.40 $53.10 price. Buick, Chrysler, Ford, JR78-15 Radial Mercury, Olds, Plymouth $68.85 $55.05 SUNDAY 3:00 PM Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Sale Ends Wednesday LR78-15 Radial Plymouth, Pontiac $71.95 $57.55 Plus $2.29 to $3.48 F.E.T., depending on size, and old tire. GENERAL CHILDREN 7 Ways to Buy • Cash • Our Own Customer Credit ADMISSION (Under 12) Plan • Matter Charge • American GOODfYEAR Express Money Card • Dinera Club • Carte Blanche • BankAmericard $4 GOODYEAR TIRES AVAILABLE AT COMPETITIVE PRICES FROM THE FOLLOWING DEALERS • BULL RIDING Litchfield Texaco Haselden Oil Co. Drew Oil Co. Andrews Exxon Hwy. 17, Litchfield Beach 1200 Church St. Conway Hwy. E. Main St. 237-2091 Georgetown Georgetown, S.C. Andrews, S.C. 546-7151 «S3?>. FREDDIE HART SHOW THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES, Thursday, Interesting Visitors * The Shulers Welcome Back Family From Jakarta An attractive young couple The Cunninghams said that in India, may be seen. visiting the Reverend and Mrs. their pleasant apartment is There is only one department Thomas C. Shuler during the primarily furnished with rattan store (Sarinah) a government- past several weeks has been and a bit of upholstered stuff sponsored store but free trading their son-in-law and daughter, because the humidity causes and dealing abounds in streets Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Cun quite a bid of mildew. stores and stalls where crafts ningham of Jakarta, Indonesia. and arts of the people may still be found. Their daughter, the former According to Carl, the Miss Lucy Shuler and her removal of Sukarno and rise of Jakarta is an interesting husband left the United States General Suharto on the political place where the native culture in 1973 on their honeymoon ' scene did make for more has not been completely following their wedding in relaxed relations between the destroyed. Orangeburg. United States and Jakarta. Cunningham says that the economy of Jakarta is ex This marks the first time they The couple said that crime is ploding now because it has a have returned home since then- at a minimum there; a few store of natural resources of and they were in Georgetown pickpockets and a few street which oil is no small parcel. for the recent wedding of Lucy's beggars but nothing like those sister, Miss Becky Shuler to Mr. They also have timber, James Moody. minerals and sugar, all of which are bringing cash into the Thus, Mr. and Mrs. Shuler Title I coffers of this small country have had a very busy but in amazing amounts. rewarding season of farewelling one daughter and The money is coming in faster welcoming back home another. Teachers than technical skills can be developed among the people But back to the Cunninghams- and workers with such -they met in Boston when she knowledges must be imported worked for Houghton-Miffilin At Meet to take care of burgeoning Publishing Company there and activities. he was attending the Harvard Mrs. Sunny Poston, Title I In an area of 48,000 square School of Business Ad Math Teacher at Pleasant Hill miles with around 73,000,000 ministration. Elementary School, and Mrs. people, this makes for solid But that was then and now, Angela Roling, Title I Math Supervisor for Georgetown habitation over the countryside, RESTING-A shady street in Jakarta is a nice the Cunninghams are back here the Cunninghams say. BACK AT HOME~Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham re-examine one of the from his foreign services job County Schools, attended the place in which to sit and mingle with the DeoDle of National Conference of the After renewing family ties the country there, according to Carl Cunningham, exquisite carved wooden bowls they brought as a gift from Jakarta. They have with the US Department of here in Georgetown, Cun State when he was assigned to National Council of Teachers of commerical representative with the US Embassy visited the Reverend and Mrs. Thomas C. Shuler, parents of Mrs. Cun Mathematics, in Denver, ningham left Sunday for the American Embassy in Washington and New York. there. ningham. Jakarta. Colorado recently. Mrs. Cunningham will join They expect to spend a month The Cunninghams are hoping Cunningham became em While in Denver, Mrs. Poston him in Boston for a weekend in covering Europe and that they will be back home next broiled in the commercial and Mrs. Roling toured the Mathematics Laboratory at the after which they will fly to meandering back to their home summer-and so do a certain set "making ends meet" area of Madrid. of parents who live in this city. foreign services. University of Denver. in Jakarta. He has worked in Montreal, In the lab they observed and Rangoon, Jakarta and at one experimented with computer time back in 1969-70, was on terminals, commercial and loan to the Office of Economic teacher-made math lab Opportunity during Camille's materials, a new individualized rampage in Mississippi. math program and math LOTELY MOTHER'S WL Settling in Jakarta in very laboratory modules for nice quarters as a bride elementary and secondary was...interesting; it took a little math. adjusting to, but the Cun The University of Denver ninghams have enjoyed their Math Lab, directed by Dr. Ruth residence in that part of the Hoffman, serves as a Math world. Teacher Center for Denver and Still, Lucy said, she was not surrounding areas. allowed to work in Jakarta A highlight of the conference which was a definite damper was Dr. Eric McPherson of the upon her feeling of well-being University of Manitoba, Win because she had been a busy nipeg, who spoke on "The Neo- career-girl and idleness ill Orthodox Position" in became her. mathematics education. Dr. So when she got the op McPherson warned teachers to portunity of working as editor of be cautious during these the Jakarta Business Bulletin, a "conservative times" when NATURAL BEAUTY-The natural beauty of the Indonesian people and society is pressuring for a the delicate charm of their crafts make for an appealing picture which was publication produced under the Embassy auspices, she fell return traditional math lest we taken by Mrs. Cunningham, a budding photographer. upon it with gratitude. return to the "shutup, do this" math curriculum of the HMO's. Mrs. Poston and Mrs. Roling attended numerous workshops fir and obtained useful information Experience which will be shared with other Title I Math personnel. Workshop topics dealt with; the most comfortable shoe minicalculators in the classroom^ transformational in America* geometry via Miras, math laboratory materials, math activities for reluctant learners, ja metrics for consumers, « newspapers mathematics and district-wide implementation of the metric system. Numerous commercial exhibits were available for S#^a4 observation and ex perimentation by conference -Eclipse in Antron III Nylon participants. Mathematics sessions conducted by Tricot—Gown m Intimately sculptured empire gown . . . nationally known math lingeringly long . . . alluringly opaque. Surplice educators were enjoyed, also. embroidered front insert . . . slightly Angela Roling will serve as provocative . . . accentuated with polyester trim. South Carolina's delegate to the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Con ference next year in Atlanta, Georgia. Teen-Agers, Jet Rescued The State's new jet ranger *10 day walk test helicopter was put to its first If you are not satisfied that our Easy Street rescue use recently in shoes are the best fitting and most comfort retrieving three teen-age boys able shoes you have ever worn... bring them whose boat had become swamped in wind-whipped Lake back and we'll refund your money! The Murray. Oakbrook's lightweight upper, cushioned The youngsters, identified as insole and soft foam-backed lining adds up 15-year-old Phil Kuttner, Rob •***» to the most comfortable shoe experience ever. Phillips and Jack Hartnett, both It's available in a variety of colors of leather 16, of Columbia, set out from a landing near White Rock and urethane materials. for an overnight camping excursion on Lunch Island. Colors available: Lunch Island. Taking note of increasing White, Light Green, Bean Green, winds early in the morning the youths decided to make for Dark (Ween, Yellow, Red, Beige, shore in their outboard-powered 15 H foot tri-hull. Only a few feet Gold, Black, Blue Camel from the Island, the boat was swamped in the rough waters, |99 WE HAVE YOUR SIZEI and the boys swam back to wait 1 5 5)4 6 6 /, 7 n 8 8V, 9 9% 10 10)4 11 for help. s X X X X X X X X X [AAAA AAA, The Wildlife Department, X AA A X X X X X X X X X X X X contacted for assistance by the 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X concerned parents early in the ictbi X X X X X X X X X X X afternoon; sent up a fixed-wing aircraft to search, spotted the Wrap up in a lush knitted terry blend of stranded trio on the island. polyester and acrilan. Dual colors. Raglan sleeves . .. self tie . .. deep side pockets. 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