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A greater effort by the federal private power have passed and "These features prove that government to control the cost noted the joint participation of a heavy industry can follow and of fuel is the key to curbing public utility, Santee Cooper, successfully locate on the many Veterans increased cost of power, the and a private company, South thousands of acres of similar chairman of the South Carolina Carolina Electric and Gas, in land lying between the Sampit Public Service Authority the construction of a nuclear and the North Santee Rivers," (Santee-Cooper) declared plant. Thompson declared. Monday at the dedication of the Thompson was joined in the The Winyah Plant employs a To Get authority's new $70 million program by Marvin M. Thomas work force of 50 skilled em­ Winyah Steam Electric of Georgetown, a member of ployees and has a payroll in Generating Plant. Santee Cooper's board who excess of $500,000 annually. The Chairman John C. Thompson, delivered welcoming remarks. generating plant can produce $30,000 a Conway attorney, said Santee The Rev. Thomas C. Shuler, enough electric power for a city Cooper's new facility just south pastor of Duncan Memorial of 200,000. of the Sampit River represents United Methodist Church, Construction is now underway For some 440 of the war the latest effort by the state delivered the invocation and for a second generating plant of veterans living in Georgetown utility to provide dependable benediction. Also on the the same size adjacent to the County, Washington is offering and economical power to its program were Senator William Winyah Plant dedicated greetings of a pleasant kind. consumers. W. Doar, Jr., and Mayor O. M. Monday. JOHN C.THOMPSON Higgins, Mrs Clayton Bull Heading the management of With the greetings is the news However, the major role in unveiled a plaque, dedicating that they will receive ap­ determining how economical The sharp rise in electric the Winyah Plant are C. L. the Winyah Plant to the people Osborne, plant superintendent, proximately $33,000 in the that electric power will be rests rates the consumer must pay of Georgetown County. months ahead as their share of with the Federal government results from the rising costs of and James Grear, assistant a $335.6 million melon being cut and how effectively it can materials, labor, interest In his speech, the Santee superintendent. by the Government. realize some control over the charges and fuel. Reduced to its Cooper chairman stressed the This money represents price of fuel. simplest answer, the "dramatic importance of the location of the dividends that have fallen due "With the shortages of fuel, increase in rates" stems from 280,000 kilowatt plant below the Merchants Meet we will never again enjoy as low the increased cost of fuel, Sampit River just south of the them under their GI insurance City of Georgetown. policies. cost power as we have in the Thompson emphasized. past. However, it is of urgent "Fuel represents 65 to 70 per "The location of this plant has Wednesday Local veterans whose service necessity that the federal cent of the cost of producing required the construction of a A dutch-breakfast meeting was solely in the Vietnam War government exercise some electricity. Thus, your elec­ railroad bridge across the for the merchant members will not participate at this time degree of control over the price trical bill is a barometer of fuel Sampit River, the piping of of the Chamber of Com­ because of the type of insurance of fuel," Thompson declared. costs." fresh water from the North merce will be held at the policies they hold. The cost of fuel must be Santee Cooper's chairman Santee River to the site and has Carolinian Restaurant at 8 On the other hand, veterans of related to the cost of production said the "most devastating shown that such a huge plant a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 29. the Korean War will be getting and an equitable profit for the feature" of this price spiral is can be built on this terrain." payments for the first time. producer of electricity for the that utilities have the least The majority of the recipients consumer to find relief from control over this 65 to 70 per are those who saw service in higher electric rates, Santee cent factor in the cost of elec­ World War II. Also par­ Cooper's chairman said. tricity. Senate Candidates ticipating are World War I vets. "This can be accomplished by "To a large extent, the utility According to the Veterans the federal government through is at the mercy of the fuel Administration, the $335.6 excess profits taxes, price market." million dividend to be controls or other methods," Thompson cited fuel costs as Analyze Votes distributed this year breaks all Thompson said. the principal reason state records. It is $31.8 million more UNVEILING-A plaque dedicating the new Winyah Steam Electric "Until this is done, your utility regulatory commissions have than ever before. Generating Plant to the people of Georgetown County is unveiled by Mrs. company or state regulatory been unable to give effective Arnold Goodstein George Payton The bigger payout was made Clayton Bull, Watching the event are (left to right) the Rev. Thomas C. Shuler, agency is virtually helpless in relief to electric consumers. By BOBGORMA N possible by the fact that the pastor of Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church; John C. Thompson, giving any meaningful relief to He noted that utility conflicts Arnold Goodstein, candidate "The people did it without interest earned by the trust chairman of Santee Cooper's board of directors, and board member Marvin the consumer," he warned. of the past between public and for the Charleston-Georgetown me," said George Payton, funds that govern the insurance Thomas. Senate Seat, cited hard work by referring to his vote total in last policies has been higher than himself and his supporters as week's Democratic primary, "I usual lately. the major reasons for his was busy in court for eight days The great majority of those Service Station Robbed showing in the last week's before the election and was not who will be receiving checks Democratic primary. able to campaign. However, I are World War II vets who hold Goodstein out-polled James had some very good people National Service Life Insurance Condon and Gordan Stine and working for me in the com­ policies bearing the letter V. will face the primary's other munities." World War I vets who hold leading vote-getter, George Payton and Arnold Goodstein U.S. Government Life In­ Youths Charged With Kidnapping Payton in the primary run-off were the top vote getters in the surance policies starting with Feb. 4. primary and will face each the letter K and those who were The car ran upon the curb on The two youths, who were not other next Tuesday in the in the Korean conflict and have Two Georgetown youth face hostage in his car and released cooperation of Sheriff Woodrow Although receiving 38 votes Democratic run-off. The winner charges of armed robbery, him unharmed in the Pawleys Carter's Office and the Police Screven Street within a block of injured , were arrested running Veterans Special Life Insurance the scene of the robbery. down Screven Street towards less than Stine in Charleston will then meet Republican will also participate. kidnapping , and auto theft in Island area. Freeman called the Department. County, Goodstein polled a Arthur Ravenel in the special connection with a robbery last police from a Pawleys Island The pair jumped out and ran Front Street, police said. remarkable 1248 votes com­ The 440 residents of They were spotted returning but were arrested within 30 election April 8 to decide who Georgetown County who will be Friday in which only $28 were house. pared to Stine's 403 in will fill the vacant Charleston- reportedly stolen, according to The two 17-year-old youths to Georgetown in Freeman's minutes, according to Chief The guns and $28 cash Georgetown County to easily benefiting represent only 21 car and were chased into town. Shelley. Georgetown Senate seat. percent of the 2,100 World War Georgetown Police Chief Fred were arrested through the allegedly involved in the rob­ move into the run-off with Payton said he was not sur­ Shelley. bery were recovered, Chief Payton. Payton followed and Korean veterans in the Shelley said. prised by his vote total in local area. They are the ones About 1:30 P.M. Friday the Goodstein in Georgetown Georgetown that was almost 200 who kept their policies in force. Georgetown Police Department County with 1087 votes and short of Goodstein, but over 600 What they will receive will received a call from an in­ Fishing Reef To Be Improved Freeman's car suffered only Condon was last with 249. ahead of the next candidate vary in amount, depending upon dividual who said that minor damage. Goodstein credits the amount Gordan Stine. The State Wildlife and Marine Army Corps of Engineers. steel boat hulls and tires are to of time he spent in Georgetown their age and the size and type Freeman's Exxon on Church The plans consist of be placed in the existing reef In another incident Jordan's "I'm going to come to of their policies. Street was open but no one was Resources Department has County and the response he Georgetown to thank the requested a permit to recon­ reconstructing a reef, which is area and marked by two buoys. Zippy Mart was robbed by two received from the people he met For World War I vets the attending the station. struct and improve an artificial 1500 feet by 3000 feet and has a The purpose of this work is to males Sunday 11:30 P.M. and people who worked for me average will be $169, for those about $150 was taken, according with giving him his final tally. there,"he stated, "and I will About the same time, the fishing reef about 2.8 miles from minimum water cover of 20 feet improve the "biological "I spent two to three times who were in World War II, $83, police received a call from shore off Murrells Inlet, ac­ at mean low water. productivity" of the ocean in to Chief Shelley. The incident is continue my campaign of and for Korean vets, $11. still under investigation. more time in Georgetown speaking about the issues that Dwain Freeman, who said cording to a notice from the The materials consisting of this area. County than the other can­ Their checks will arrive two males had robbed him while concern people. I will also automatically on the an­ didates," he stated," and I continue to run a positive he had been attending his found the people very receptive niversary dates of their station. campaign as if I were the only policies. No applications are to my ideas. I felt we developed person running." necessary. They had then taken him a rapport toward the key issues The candidate compared the and that we have a lot in campaign as a battle of "power common." possessed vs. people Goodstein added that his problems." Payton said that living in North Charleston made some candidates are only in­ Bank Robbery him more attractive to terested in the power the office Georgetown County voters, as holds, but he is concerned with compared to the other three being a public servant and candidates who all hail from working for the people. Suspect Arrested Charleston. "I have no interest in big "I'm not a Charleston man," labor," he added, "although I A third suspect in conjunction Joseph Knowlin flee from the he continued, "and I have a support the theory of labor. I with the Dec. 19,1974 attempted bank on foot, causing more common political style don't agree with public ser­ robbery of the Maryville speculation at that time that a with the people of Georgetown vants, such as sanitation Branch of Andrews Bank third party, perhaps supplying County as opposed to the workers and firemen, having and Trust has been arrested by transportation, was also in the others." the right to strike. I iust don't FBI agents in Hartford, Conn. vacinity, but left when police The vote difference in this believe a man can represent According to Special Agent arrived. county came as a "surprise" to both labor and people too." James Dunn in Columbia, Police chased Davis and the 26 year old attorney, but Payton predicts a heavier James Knowlin, 23, of Joseph Knowlin on foot and in Goodstein said that his ex­ voting turnout for the runoff Georgetown County was an exchange of gunfire, Davis posure in the media and the fact because more people, he arrested by agents in Hartford, was killed by a single shotgun that he was an "active member believes, are now interested in Conn, last Wednesday and wound to the chest. Joseph CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 the race. charged with bank robbery. The Knowlin surrendered after that warrant for his arrest stated and all the money was that Knowlin and two other men recovered. robbed at gunpoint the Mary­ Times Wins Two ville Branch of Andrews Unemployed Bank and Trust. During the course of the robbery one Soon To File Press Awards suspect, Jackson Lewis Davis, Claims By Mail was shot and killed, and the The Georgetown Times won Times, The Kingstree News, other, Joseph Knowlin was Unemployed persons may two prizes in the 1974 newspaper which is edited and made-up in apprehended at the scene. The soon file claims by mail under contests of the South Carolina Kingstree and printed in Knowlins are brothers. new state guidelines, according Press Association and its Georgetown, also won two According to Agent Dunn, to J.C. Blount, manager of the women's division. award in the 1974 press Knowlin will be offered a Georgetown office of the State The Times placed second in association contests. hearing before the U.S. Employment Security Com­ the state for makeup in the The News placed first in Magistrate in Hartford and that mission. press association content, and South Carolina for advertising the U.S. Attorney's office in The procedure will take effect second place honors for the promotion for a special section Columbia has recommended about the middle of February or AIR VIEW-The historic importance of water Service Authority (Santee-Cooper.) Seen in the DeCamp Award for women's produced for "bargain days" in *50,000 bond for Knowlin. the first of March and will be pages were garnered by Ethlyn Williamsburg County. transport to Georgetown County is evidence in this foreground is the Sampit River waterfront and in Missroon for women's pages As police arrived at the scene state-wide, Blount said. the background is the sprawling Willowbank marsh The paper also placed third of the robbery on Dec. 19 at "It should help quite a bit," he aerial photograph of Georgetown and its envisions produced last winter. for the best editorial in a South .2:15 p.m., they saw Davis and added. taken by Jerry Stafford of South Carolina Public and the Pee Dee-Black River. A sister publication of The Carolina weekly newspaper. ofHo3o-flT 2 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Editorials Sally Graham Observes: Single Member ThlS Nostalgia Bit .

Nostalgia seems to be the Not that I didn't thoroughly Atomic Bomb and so forth- poor. The crowd I went with, there were precious few of them order of the day; and while I am enjoy them. And not—as I am Still, they flatly refuse to however, contained some even then) and the possession of Senate Districts certainly old enough to become sure my offspring will testify- believe me when I tell them members whose families were at least twelve cents. He would appropriately misty-eyed over that I don't often remind my what it was like.... quite well off, as well as some pick up his date—going in her vast area to serve that they the past, still, occasionally I feel children that They Just Don't I lived in Charleston while I from families in the same house and chatting painfully but Shortcomings of multi- as though the days of Yore are Know How Lucky They are... was in high school and college. economic bracket as mine. This politely with her parents first- county legislative districts in turn do not know residents being somewhat unnecessarily Because while we are at We—my own family—were made absolutely no difference. install her in his family's car, of outlying counties. crammed down my throat. I present experiencing a- very poor, as far as worldly The wealthy ones did dress and ride her around a little. were all too obvious in mean, I'd rather not be recession-cum-inflation-and-all- goods went; but of course these better than we, and they were Usually then he would park on Georgetown County in the reminded QUITE so often than sorts-of-other-horrible -things, were Depression and im­ usually sent to private schools, the Battery. This did not mean The answer is a reap­ what "parking" came to mean special Democratic Primary portionment of the senate Those Were the Good Old and while their generation grew mediately - post - Depression which naturally invested them Days... up Under the Shadow of the days, and almost everyone was with a certain amount of in later years. Of course there of last Tuesday to nominate through creation of single glamour to our somewhat en­ was some of what eventually , a Democratic candidate for vious eyes. But they had, in­ came to be called "making member senatorial districts credibly enough, no more out", but seldom in cars parked the Senate seat vacated by of much smaller size. It has spending money than the rest of along the Murray Boulevard Governor James Edwards. been argued that such us, which is to say they had section of the Battery; serious virtually none at all. courting was done along the districts would lead to more part known as "High Battery", These senatorial districts provincialism among If I may be forgiven for using where the sidewalk was several involving more than one a brand name—Cokes were six feet above the street; it was senators, with their concern cents—a nickel, really, and a more or less reserved for county are just too large and penny state tax; as a matter of engaged couples; those who focused not on statewide fact, we did not call them artificially drawn for voters issues but the narrow con­ parked on Murray could not "Cokes", which was considered possibly plan to do any necking , to know candidates from cern of their individual a Yankee term; we called them without interruptions; indeed, "dopes", and I do not know when one parked there one 'another county and to in- district. For one, we doubt why, nor do I know when the • telligently vote. The anticipated being joined by the validity of that objection. term disappeared from our one's friends; several couples I woefully small turnout of vocabulary. We used to would gather by one particular I voters in Georgetown Ideally, members of a scrounge three cents from our car and perch on the railing of General Assembly should be parents, and go to the drug store the Battery and gab; this was County, a mere 2,987 votes and order one "dope" with two known as "bar-flying". concerned with matters of straws for each pair of us. What cast out of a qualified you did then was to start at the So one would "bar-fly" awhile state government and not «<1 electorate of nearly 18,000, same time, and each would suck with one's date, and eventually certainly is an indication involved in operation of the hard and try to get more than he would say, "Would you like local government of their half of the drink, and would something to drink?" Then he that many in this county often choke in the endeavor. would drive to one of the nearby counties. With home rule, as drugstores—there was one on neither knew the candidates advocated by many South This was when you were out nor felt involved enough to with other girls. When you were lower King Street which was the Carolinians and required by out with a boy, it was different. most popular with our crowd— go to the polls. constitutional amendment, A "date" generally meant and park quite near the store Consider that turnout. that the boy had obtained two (imagine—there was always a this matter should be important commodities—the place to park, and no parking Only 120 votes cast in resolved. use of his family car, with strict meters!) and a small boy (child orders not to use more than two labor) would come out to take Maryville and a scant 246 in Some senators and gallons of gas (I didn't know your order (does anyone else Andrews, two of the largest representatives, par­ ANY boys who had cars of their remember curb service?) precincts in Georgetown ticularly from more own until I was in college, and CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE County. Up in the farm belt rural counties, are waging a of Georgetown County, 43 desperate battle to retain ballots were counted at Folly their control of county Grove and 65 at Pleasant government. But as their Today's Hill. On Waccamaw Neck, districts have become more 117 persons voted at Pawleys distorted by additional "Thanks, I needed that!" Island and 67 at Murrells counties and population, the Inlet. need becomes more obvious Investor A representative monster that strong home rule and Middle Age By THOMAS E. O'HARA has been created with these single member Senate Q. I bought stock in U.S. Steel Q. If you were just starting many years ago. The dividends out to invest like I am planning multi-county senatorial districts would be most have been good, but until a year to do, what stocks would you put districts, where too often beneficial to South Carolina. ago the price of the stock just your money in at this time? I kept coming down. A few years have about $12,000 to invest. voters do not know their The special primary Threat Or Promise? A. Asking strangers where to ago my broker said I made a senators and where the Tuesday should have em­ ByDOTYANDLE years when the birth rate was parents into the homes of the mistake and bought in a bad invest a sizable amount of office holders have such a phasized that. CLEMSON—Are you too old low, today's 40's and 50's are middle-aged. This situation industry. Now my broker says money can be dangerous. I to be young and daring but still surrounded by a youth-oriented requires additional preparation it's a good industry and that I appreciate your confidence in too young to be justly proud of culture." and care in order to insure that should hold on to the stock. Do my judgment, but I'd rather your age and ac­ Often they are caught be­ the relationships of all con­ you think he is right? send you a copy of the Model complishments? tween the young and the old. cerned are not strained or A. A lot of changes have Portfolio for beginning In­ Elusive Logic Then you may well be a Longer life expectancy impaired. taken place in the steel in­ vestment Clubs published each member of what has been called frequently brings elderly CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 dustry. Many of the factors that month in our magazine, BET­ « the "caught generation," says were working adversely in that TER INVESTING. (Other We fail to comprehend considered sound economic Clemson Extension family life industry a few years ago are no readers may have a free copy if logic eludes us. specialist Professor Frances longer problems. The industry's they write.) I do hope you will .how a sharp increase in Jordan. Wealth from Waste capacity is such that it can now take time to learn something about each of the stocks in this petroleum prices as result of Interestingly, the major The problems of children, By Mitchell Colby barely meet the needs for its policies of the Ford Ad­ foreign oil producing nations teenagers, young adults and the product. Foreign steel is now list before you consider putting elderly all have been explored Existing supplies of gasoline could be extended by at least 15 higher priced than American money into them. If you go to ministration to "conserve already have unleashed a to great depths. But the in- per cent — approximately the amount refinery production has steel, and this removes some of your public library, you should energy" can be reconciled counter weapon of their own. betweener, that somewhat been cut — simply by mixing in a synthetic fuel called methanol, the competitive pressure from find one of the major In­ with measures to revive a They are cutting their colorless character who calls say two members of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lin­ overseas. Also, worldwide vestment Services there such as himself middle-aged, has been coln Laboratory. demand is sufficient to keep a Standard & Poor's or Value sputtering economy and to production and the export of largely ignored., Not only would this'help solve the energy problem, but adding 5 lot of foreign steel out of the line. Read the reports of those to 15 per cent of methanol to gasoline "could produce dispropor­ U.S. market. The competition services on each of the com­ curb a spiraling unem­ oil while keeping their prices The middle years-from the tionate improvements in fuel economy, pollution levels and per­ panies. ployment. high. ages of 40-45 and 60-65-have formance," claim T. B. Reed and R. M. Lerner. from substitutes such as other often composed a paradoxical They tested a number of unmodified private cars (model years metals and plastics is no longer After you read the reports on How increasing the cost of For the United States time of life, according to Prof. 1966 to 1972) with varying concentrations of methanol. It was as intense as it was. the companies in the Model Jordan. People this age hold found that fuel economy increased by 5 to 13 per cent, carbon Portfolio, you will have a little doing business and the cost government to further in­ Most importantly, various more knowledge about them. In important positions of monoxide emissions decreased by 14 to 72 per cent and accelera­ price pressures that faced the of living at a time of flate the price of petroleum leadership and responsiblity but tion increased up to 7 per cent. time, you should consider some industry over the last 10-12 plan for developing your own economic decline when products strikes us as an are often weak in self- Even better results, they say, could be obtained from cars years have been overcome. confidence about their ap­ designed to run on 100 per cent methanol. Existing engines could judgment in stock selection. inflation remains at a example of adding more fuel Steel is still a very basic You might find that starting pearance, purpose in life and be converted for about $100. One such converted municipal vehi­ commodity in our economic life, cle has been operating in Santa Clara, Calif. your own Investment Club and frightfully high rate can be to blazing economic fires. relationships with others. and it would appear that Dealing with unfulfilled goals, Well, what is this wonder fuel, and where was it when the reviewing stocks monthly with bright boys in Detroit were designing gas-guzzling, performance- demand for it at a fair price will other members would be very facing the prospects of aging, be good. This change in the coming to terms with the ruining emission control devices at the behest of Congress and helpful. the environmentalists? outlook has been recognized by realities of life, the middle-aged some investors, and that is why Mr. O'Hara welcomes your person may have frustrations Actually, methanol is nothing new. It has long been familiar as questions, but will answer them the alcohol used for heating food at the table or as the alcohol in your stock has tended to be not experienced in the earlier strong in this recent period only through this column. He A Stitch Out Of Time Sterno. Anti-ice gasoline additives generally contain methanol. would be pleased to send a adult years. Contemporary About 1 billion gallons of methanol (1 per cent of gasoline when most stocks have been financial woes may add a new very weak. Steel profits will complimentary copy of BET­ production) were manufactured and sold in the United States in TER INVESTING MAGAZINE There is true irony in the that several sandy "dirt" dimension to a traditionally 1972 at an average price of 18 cents a gallon. likely be down some in the troublesome time of life. coming year, but many or information about In­ way in which street and road streets of Georgetown and Most methanol is compatible with gasoline and existing vestment Clubs to any reader Why do members of the automobiles, the authors recommend that it be gradually in­ financial analysts feel that steel projects in Georgetown miles of rural roads were middle generation of the 70's troduced as supplies increase. But it should be considered an en­ in the years ahead will be a requesting it. Write: Today's have negative feelings about vironmentally beneficial gasoline additive rather than another more attractive industry in Investor, P.O. Box 220, Royal County are scheduled with topped with clay dirt just as Oak, Mich. 48068. passable roadways ripped winter weather and a themselves? fuel to be taxed. This, they say, would make methanol-blend gas­ which to invest. "Well, one reason may be that olines cheaper than gasoline and encourage production all over up in winter only to become prolonged rainy spell began. they are far outnumbered by the world. a real community headache Residents trudged through the young," says Prof. Jordan. If nothing else, it would seem to be easier to build facilities for "Bom during the Depression converting waste into methanol rather than to go prospecting for because weather conditions mud for months after that new petroleum supplies that may or may not exist. prevent paving work. before the roadways could Fraser Street in be prepared again and Georgetown today is a point, finally surfaced. and what a nuisance and We realize that streets Many Persons Due Refunds aggravation that is cannot be paved in this kind By BARRY MCLAURIN accompanied by W-2 forms his W-2 and been able to file becoming, not to speak of of weather, but would it not Each year, through excessive from employers, stating total sooner. the inconvenience and have been better to have withholding, millions of tax­ wages paid and income taxes, The 30-day and January 31 business interruption waited until spring to tear up payers overpay their income Social Security and other deadlines for delivery of W-2's taxes so that, when return filing payments taken out of it. are the maximums allowed. caused. the streets and prepare them time rolls around, they are in Employers have until Internal Revenue Service urges Then there was the time for paving? line for refunds rather than January 31 to send these forms employers not to wait until the further payments. to employees still working, last minute, and there is nothing This year the depressed while those who were laid off to prevent an employee from economy has placed in this with little likelihood of being seconding that motion, asking a Utyr (&?at#?tavLm ®tm*B category many additional rehired before the end of the present or former employer to SINCE 1797 Americans - those who were year should have received their speed up the W-2 as a personal out of work for at least part of W-2s no later than 30 days after favor. 1974. they were paid their final Persons with moderate in­ During the time they were wages. comes sometimes fail to file tax working, taxes were withheld at A person whose W-2 forms returns because they know the a rate based on the assumption could be delayed until as late as full tax on what they learned that the taxpayers would be January 31 might consider has been paid. They overlook Second Class Postage Paid At Georgetown, S.C. 29440 earning the same incomes all preparing the tax return in the fact that any overwith- year, which proved not to be the advance, using data from his holding will not be refunded THE GEORGETOWN TIMES is Thomas P. Davis, Editor and Publisher case. paycheck stubs, and having the unless they send in a return. published each Tuesday and How can those with refunds return all ready to mail off as Thursday at 606 Front Street, Does the receipt of unem­ W.S. Bryan, Jr. Harold Roberto coming get the money Uncle soon as the W-2 comes through. ployment benefits, welfare Georgetown, S.C. 29440. General Manager Advertising Manager Sam owes them, without delay? Telephone 546-4148 payments and food stamps The only way is to file income A person unemployed from a affect one's tax liability? It does Subscription Rates: tax returns early, and un­ date prior to the end. of the year not; these are nontaxable forms 1 Year In County $7.00 • Year In State $8.00 1 Year Out of State $9.00 fortunately returns must be will, of course, have received of income. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Middle Age Blues

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 the marital relationshipbegin s to fade. More time for each "Middle age for a woman is other comes at a point in life usually the time when duties as when both partner may have a mother, which may have become bored with their occupied the lion's share of her marriage or frustrated by time for many years, have problems of long standing. diminished or nearly disap­ Being alone together becomes a peared. She may have too much problem rather than a pleasure spare time and a feeling of in such cases. worthlessness. We call it the Need the middle years be 'empty nest syndrome', " says riddled with self-doubts and Prof. Jordan. clouded with apprehension? A man too may find vanishing "Of course not!" scoffs Prof. youth difficult to accept. He Jordan. "These years should be may have become so wrapped relished and enjoyed as much up in his work in earlier years as the earlier part of life. that he has failed to develop Depending on a person's close relationships. Com­ outlook, the middle years can be MM.UTNM IT..T.tM panionship with wife or friends, full and fulfilling or bleak and which can become important empty, a premature end to the now, may have suffered. best years of life." For a couple, further erosion NEXT: Middle Age: Gift and of self-confidence may result if Challenge

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V7P97J MCA MWWO TO THI aUTNOHITV Call Today!! Santee Cooper Serves Large Area Of South Carolina CHAIN LINK FENCING for Marvin Thomas On Utility's Board • Quality Materials • Quality Installation Georgetown businessman Thomas served in the United Bull, Mrs. Selena McArthur, grandchild, Margaret Morgan Marvin M. Thomas has been States Army Infantry activities Miss Martha Thomas, Bull. • Fast Service named the latest member of the in the South Pacific during Greensboro, N.C. and Miss Joy The Thomas' are members of South Carolina Public Service World War II. Thomas and a son, Marvin M. Duncan Memorial United • Bank Rate Financing Authority to represent Upon returning to his native Thomas, Jr. They also have one Methodist Church. Georgetown County, it was Georgetown in 1947, he em­ • Free Estimates announced here. barked upon his present Thomas, serving as chairman association with the launderers of the Georgetown County and dry cleaners' profession. EAST COAST Board of Education, resigned He is owner of The • 10 LB. BONELESS this post in order to assume Georgetown Laundry and has CHUCK ROAST responsibilities ot tne new been active in the several W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE FENCE CO. directorship. fraternal groups that have BONELESS • 5 LB. BONELESS He had previously served accompanied the growth of the CHUCK STEAK GEORGETOWN. S.C. both on the City's advisory industry over the country. Board of Education and on the He served as president of the CHUCK ROAST 5 LB. GROUND CHUCK PH. 546-4441 County Board. S.C. State Association of Industrial A graduate of The Citadel Launders and Dry Cleaners with a BS degree in 1941, and recently completed a term as president of the International Fabricare Institute, a national IQ49 association for launderers and drycleaners with a membership mMmMLmW EACH of 10,000 business people. He also served as a director of this Association for seven years and is now president and director. He is a member of the board of directors of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of N0.I BEST SELLER Georgetown. Thomas, who includes among his varied interests a part­ nership in the seafood business ...WANT ADS and has an interest in real estate, resides with his family at Windsor Plantation. He is married to the former Miss Margaret Morgan and they have five children. These are Mrs. Clayton M. Marvin M. Thomas "Teach Your Child To Talk" Begins At GEC Monday "Teach Your Child To Talk" children, as well as professional This workshop will be con­ Workshop will begin at the pre-school personnel and ducted by two trained speech Georgetown Education Center educational planners. therapists, Mrs. Mary Kitchens on February 3 at 7 P.M. The seminar will be held from and Mrs. Sara Bryant. It is 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. on February 3, offered free to all participants This program is designed for as a community service. parents of pre-kindergarten 10, and 17. Each student will receive a The program uses audio free 151 page booklet entitled tapes, color slides, books, and a "Teach Your Child To Talk." 16mm movie to show parents COOKING OIL SHORTENING how they can best promote Husbands and wives are normal speech development in encouraged to attend together. super their offspring, from birth to If you are interested in at­ age five. tending the workshop, please call the Georgetown Education Particular emphasis will be Center at 546-7523 or come by given to the areas of speech and the office on the first night of pass book three great ways to save. language. class. maximum interest with no minimum deposit. savings add any amount, any time. MAKE YOUR HOME MORE deposits insured to $4O,000°° LIVABLE WITH OUR LUMBER EFFECTIVE MATURITY INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD Now Andrews Bank has AND BUILDING SUPPLIES three great ways to save. The Super Savings Squad. Passbook Day! Three different high-interest 550 90 5 V2 % 5.65% rates. Check the chart. PAINZLE Choose the way that's best for you to save at Andrews Super Bank & Trust Co. nnaFiNS Passbook Year dJ 600 1 6% 6.18% j_-f'li|-J "^ Super Passbook 6V2 % 6.7 2 %| andre ws 650 2Vi U|.|-|l|af.lJIJI-« Years INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY. bank& PANELING Federal law and regulation prohibit the payment of a time deposit prior to maturity unless three months of the interest thereon is forfeited and interest on the amount withdrawn is \ FOOD STAMPS reduced to the passbook rate. trUSt CO- CEILINGS WIN) GO FURTHER AT FLOOR THIN WINN-DIXIE The Andrews Bank and Trust Company - Member F.D.I.C. 1306 Highmarket Street, Georgetown - 2002 South Island Road -12 N. Morgan Ave., Andrews STORE HOURS: U.S Highway 17, Pawleys Island DAWSON Monday - Friday 8:30 to 9:00 LUMBER CO. Saturday 8:30 to 8:00 Highmarket Street Highmarket Street

o6-lo30-ft' 4 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 . Couple Flower Workshop Program Entertained Presented By Mrs. Curry Mrs. David Curry presented a follow Mrs. Dawson who has At Social flower show workshop program 1 held that position for 6 years. Miss Felicia D. Smith and Mr. at the meeting of the Maryville James Michael Wilson, who will Garden Club held last Monday Mrs. Port was elected as the be married the eighth of evening at the home of Mrs. new vice president and Mrs. February, were the honor Wade Barrineau. Neville Cribb was elected Hosting with Mrs. Barrineau recording secretary to take guests at a festive party on were Mrs. Jimmie Johnson and over for Mrs. George Wall. Wednesday, January 22, hosted Mrs. Thomas J. Port. by Mr. and Mrs. Billy Player at The business meeting was The business meeting was the Plantation Lounge at called to order by Mrs. Danny then adjourned. Pawleys Island. K. Dawson, president who led in the discussion of the club's civic Mrs. Curry presided over the Miss Smith is the daughter of project in progress at Screven program. Each club member Mrs. Willa D. Jones of Baptist Church. Also discussed brought a camellia Georgetown. Mr. Wilson is the was the planting of shrubbery in son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P Wilson, the parking lot area which will arrangement in keeping with Jr., also of Georgetown. be done this month by Midway the flower show schedule for the Nursery. camellia show to be held in Georgetown in February. The host and hostess received Mrs. Port, decorating the guests at the appointed hour chairman, commented on the Members whose of eight o'clock and invited success of the Christmas Tree arrangements will appear in the them into the refreshment area. Show at the Rice Museum in show are Mrs. Neville Cribb, The serving table was ap­ December. Maryville Garden Mrs. Winford Johnson and Mrs. pointed at one end with a crystal Club decorated Mother Port. punch bowl and graced with a Nature's Christmas Tree. variety of party dainties. Mrs. Curry was presented a It was announced that the floral gift from the club Assisting in serving were Maryville Garden Club has been members in appreciation of her placed in charge of making participation in the program. Mrs. Jones, mother of the bride- arrangements for the Coastal elect, Mrs. Harry Poston and Mrs. David Allan North District meeting to be held in Mrs. Anne Holden. Georgetown on March 11. Plans are now in progress for the AssistantCashiers Entertainment was provided MissCatherine Wilkes morning coffee meeting and for the guests and dancing was luncheon which will be held at enjoyed throughout the evening. WedsMr.David North the Moose Lodge. Attend Quarterly Following a social hour, the semble featuring a plaid jacket The election of new officers Miss Catherine Elizabeth was held for the year 1975-1976. groom-elect opened and Wilkes and Mr. David Allan and navy pants. She wore the Association Meet displayed many lovely and corsage lifted from her bridal Mrs. Worth Johnson was North were united in marriage elected president. She will useful gifts given them by the in a lovely candlelight service bouquet. Mrs. Cornelia Miller, IMPORTANT-Little Fraser Hyman, to be presented by the South friends who attended. Carolina Association of Retarded Citizens as the 1975 "State Poster Child", is on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of The bride was graduated assistant cashier at South an important person in his own home. Here, he is the center of attention be­ January, at All Saint's Wac­ from Winyah High School and Carolina National Bank and Miss Jones and Mr. Wilson camaw Episcopal Church at attended Winthrop College. She Area Students Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, tween big brother, Rich and little sister, Maintzie and a lot of Sesame Street were remembered by their host Pawleys Island. is presently a senior at assistant cashier at First puppets. and hostess with a gift in china. The Reverend John Tem­ Cleveland State University. Citizens Bank & Trust Com­ pleton performed the double The groom was graduated Named To pany, attended the quarterly ring ceremony at seven o'clock from Wickliff High School and is employed with Stanley Air meeting of the Lowcountry in the evening. Group of the National Young Fraser Hyman Named State's The bride is the daughter of Tools of Cleveland. Dean's List Mrs. Nina Green Wilkes of The couple will make their Association of Bank Women, 95 Pawleys Island and Mr. John home in Eastlake, Ohio. Miss Loril W. Higgins, Incorporated. The meeting was Wilkes, Jr. of Rockville, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. held in Charleston at the "Poster Child Of 1975 Maryland. The groom is the son COKE PARTY 0. M. Higgins and Miss Dorothy Sheraton Motor Inn on Wed­ nesday, January 22. A blond and blue-eyed young Fraser was born on February Fraser is accepted by his Hyman who wrote the Guard­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Dallas Miss Wilkes was entertained Ann Porter, daughter of Mr. fellow who lives on Queen Street 27, 1969 at Georgetown County class and is very attached to ianship. Law adopted by the North of Eastlake, Ohio. at a Coke party on Saturday, and Mrs. E. Porter, Jr., are in Georgetown, has not yet fully Memorial Hospital. "Miss Peggy"; every morning S.C. General Assembly and who Mr. Giles Jenerette, organist, January 18, at Pawleys Island. listed among those students who Mrs. Miller serves as realized what an important role Shortly after birth, it was is an adventure and he is most assisted in drafting the man­ presented a program of wed­ Hosting the social were Mrs. carried ten or more hours of Membership Chairman and he will soon begin to fill nor found that he possessed Down's eager to learn. datory education act for the ding music. The traditional F. L. Green, Jr., and Mrs. F. L. work and achieved a grade Mrs. Thomas, a past treasurer what a busy life he will soon Syndrome, more commonly mentally retarded and wedding marches were used for Green, Sr. point ratio of 3.5 or above for of the group, now serves on the Peggy has been the main publicity committee. become a part of. known as monogolism. source of his learning and has physically handicapped. the processional and A corsage of pink camellias classes completed during Fall He is little Fraser Hyman, the Despite intense research, the done an outstanding job, recessional. was presented to the honoree as of 1974. son of the Very Reverend and cause for this defect has not Fraser's mother says. Fraser's father, Reverend The bride, given in marriage a gift of remembrance of the The guest speaker at the Mrs. Melvin R. Hyman of been determined at this time. Hyman, is chairman of the by her brother, Mr. John Wilkes occasion. Dean's List students receive luncheon meeting was Mrs. At Happy Time, he is treated legislative committee for the Irene M. Carpenter who is Georgetown. However, many theories the same as other children and of Rock Hill, chose for her The serving table was cen­ letters of recognition for It has recently been an­ State ARC, member of the wedding a formal gown of tered with a mass arrangement "distinguished academic Southeastern Regional Vice- include one that this type of is expected to follow the same board of directors of SCARC President of the N.A.B.W. Mrs. nounced by the South Carolina retardation is caused by a rules as other youngsters do. candlelight bridal satin of camellias and was graced achievement" from Vice Association for Retarded genetic difference involving the and a past president of the fashioned on empire lines. The with a variety of party dainties. President John A. Barry and Carpenter, assistant vice- Citizens that Fraser will be 21st chromosome. Going to "Miss Peggy's" is Georgetown County ARC. bodice of Venise lace featured a Miss Wilkes was remembered are so listed in the students president of the Citizens and featured as the "State Poster the highlight of his day and he He is a graduate of The sculptured neckline and long by her hostesses with a gift of publication, "The Buc n' Southern Bank at Atlanta was Child" for the coming year. Fraser has a 10-year-old misses his contacts there Citadel and the Virginia sleeves ending at the wrist with china. Print". originally from Andrews. His parents have given brother, Melvin R. Jr., and a greatly on Saturdays and Theological Seminary. a white satin ribbon and match­ permission for Fraser to be small sister, Maintzie who will Sundays. Mrs. Hyman is the former ing lace. The full skirt of satin honored in this way so that the soon be four. He compensates for his loss of Miss Lyn Fraser of Beaufort. enhanced with Venise lace SCARC may further its work He has learned much from the week-ends by watching She attended the University of extended into a cathedral length with retarded children and both of them-for to them, he is "Sesame Street" on Saturday South Carolina and is presently train. Her mantilla of silk

I Boatswain's Mate William J. Redditt, officer-in-charge of the Coast Guard Light Station on North Island at Georgetown, was among several CG staff members recognized during a recently held formal ceremony. Petty Officer Redditt, recognized for outstanding contributions and achievement in Marine safety, also received the Coast Guard Achievement medal for his performance of duty as officer-in-charge of the CG Light Station. Redditt is a veteran of 18 William J. Redditt years service in the United the South Carolina Wildlife, the States Coast Guard and was Georgetown County Civil designated officer-in-charge of Defense Agency, the Winyah the Georgetown Light Station on Rescue Squad and individuals February 22, 1972. who have whole-heartedly During his career he has been joined in search and rescue awarded the Coast Guard Good missions, regardless of weather Conduct Medal with three and danger to themselves. bronze stars, the National A native of Jacksonville, Fla., Defense Service Medal with one Redditt is married to the former bronze star and the Coast Miss Ronnell Collins of Guard Coxwain's insignia plus Savannah and they live on South various letters of appreciation. Island Road at Georgetown. The new citation commended Petty Officer Redditt upon his outstanding ability and good Georgetown public relations with Georgetown people which in­ cludes a "community willing and anxious to assist the Coast Club Meets Guard in search and rescue. The Georgetown Garden Club "Additionally, Petty Officer which observed its 39th birth­ Redditt has demonstrated day recently was hosted by Mrs. NEW ATTRACTION-A twin racing roller coaster, like this one at Kings outstanding competence and L. C. Ballard, Mrs. G. G. Boyd Island theme park near Cincinnati, will be under construction at Carowinds. It responsibility beyond the call of and Mrs. J. D. Johnson. is expected to be completed early next year. Two coaster trains will race each duty by frequently assisting the The Church House of Prince other side-by-side over a total track length of IV4 miles at speeds up to 61 Captain of the Port in sur­ George, Winyah, Episcopal veillance and monitoring of the Church was chosen as the place LAST MINUTE PREPARATIONS-Ruby Leftwich, director of "The m.p.h. Port of Georgetown and has of the social. Curious Savage", presented here Thursday and Friday at Winyah High been mainly responsible for Mrs. L. D. Avant, president, auditorium by the Swamp Fox Players, briefs member of the cast in the final maintaining a Coast Guard welcomed guests and members moments before curtain time. From left are Bob Charpia, Lou Ellen "presence" in the Georgetown and conducted a short business Lawrence, Grace Morris and Mrs. Leftwich. The Swamp Fox-ers will present Health Planners Discuss New area. meeting. this play again Thursday and Friday night at 8 PM to give those who enjoy "Petty Officer Redditt's A discussion of arrangements diligence, initiative and for the upcoming Camellia live presentations from the stage an opportunity to see an excellent presen­ aggressiveness in this Show was presented after which tation. assignment are a credit to those present were invited into $1 Billion Clinic Funding Bill himself and are in keeping with the dining room. the highest tradition of the The area was lovely with the Lovers Of Chess To Organize The South Carolina State authorize operating grants to be prepare and maintain state United States Coast Guard." refreshment table covered with Comprehensive Health Plan­ made to the State agencies, and medical facilities plans for Presentation was made by a white linen cloth. ning Agency has released more will specify in extensive detail approval by the secretary of Captain W. Flesh, chief of staff The beautiful tiered birthday information about a $1 billion the functions and procedures to HEW. It authorizes HEW to for the Seventh Coast Guard cake encircled with camellias in New Club At Litchfield Beach be followed by the agencies-all make an annual allotment to bill which allows the funding of District of Miami, on behalf of shades of pink and rose was the Lovers of chess may have an a Hemingway outpatient clinic of which HEW and the states each state of not less than $1 the district commander, Rear centerpiece. Georgetown Community and an women and men are invited to will be required to approve. million based on population, opportunity of playing in a club organizational meeting will be attend. along with other health Admiral A. C. Wagner. A silver coffee service ap­ atmosphere if plans to alert facilities across the nation. States will be required to financial need and the need for Petty Officer Redditt ex­ held tonight at 8 PM in the "Pro Fifteen persons are needed to medical facilities projects. The pointed at one end of the table those interested in the game Lounge" at North Litchfield The president has signed the establish state agencies within pressed on behalf of the Coast was presided over by Mrs. be sanctioned by the United four years or face a cut-off of all bill removes the current pay off. Beach. States Chess Federation. bill-National Health Planning Guard, the sincere appreciation Johnson, a charter member of A move is afoot to organize and Resources Development HEW health service and statutory limit of $1.5 billion on of this organization for the A tournament will be held For further information, call the amount of outstanding loan the club which was organized "The Pro Chess Club" in the Act of 1974-which authorizes resource development funds. assistance of the CG Auxiliary, and federated in 1936. beginning at 8:30 PM and both Fred McDowell at 546-5178. the establishment of a new principal which may be federal program to assist state The other major section of the guaranteed or made directly by mmjmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmm%wMmmmm^^ and local health planning and law revises the authorities for HEW. continues and amends the Hill- making grants and loans under The bill will authorize Burton medical facilities the Hill - Burton hospital con­ spending of over $1 billion for struction program. It amends fiscal years 1975 through 1977. construction program. the Hill - Burton program to The bill requires the creation provide federal grants and RICE HOUSE INTERIORS, LTD of a new health planning loans to public and non-profit machinery in every state and private agencies, and loan Dates To local health service area to guarantees and interest to non­ replace current health planning profit private agencies, for the Remember activities of existing state and following: modernization of areawide comprehensive health existing medical facilities, planning (CHP) agencies and construction of new outpatient SAILING COURSE Presents planning activities undertaken facilities, construction of new Commander Huber of the in the past by some Regional inpatient facilities in areas Coast Guard Auxiliary an­ Medical Program (RMP) en­which has experienced recent nounces that the sailing course INC. tities. rapid population growth, and will begin Wed., Feb. 19 at 8:00 It contains three major conversion of existing medical p.m. It will be held in the Court provisions authorizing the facilities to provide new health House Conference Room, third establishment of new national services. floor. health planning machinery. It will require the development of The bill also authorizes HEW MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB national guidelines for health to provide direct assistance planning, a nationwide system through project grants for up to The Magnolia Garden Club of regional health systems 75 per cent of the costs (100 per will hold their meeting on /mount ol/iu agencies (HASs), and two types cent in poverty areas) for Tuesday, January 28, at 7:30 FURNITURE/ c O M P A N Y of state health planning bodies- construction and modernization PM, at the home of Mrs. Robert the state health planning projects designed to prevent or Tanner on Highmarket Street. agency and the state Health eliminate safety hazards in All members are urged to ' /north coAofavz Coordinating Council (SHCC). medical facilities or to avoid attend. The bill requires the noncompliance with state or secretary of Health Education voluntary licensure or ac­ NEW LIBRARY HOURS and Welfare (HEW) to issue creditation standards. Beginning the week of ^OtanClll CRAFTSMEN, ING. "guidelines concerning national The bill continues the February 3, the Georgetown health planning policy" within requirement that states prepare County Memorial Library will 18 months. and maintain state medical be open Monday and Thursday It will also establish a facilities plans for approval by evenings until 9 o'clock. To kick National Council on Health the secretary of HEW. It off the new schedule, films will Reasonably Priced Planning and Development in authorizes HEW to make an be shown in the library HEW. annual allotment to each state auditorium each Thursday in A major provision of the law of not less than $1 million based February at 7:30 p.m. Most of Impeccably Crafted requires establishment of on population, financial need the films will be regular, health service areas throughout and the need for medical commercially released films; a the United States and the facilities projects. The bill list of the titles to be shown is Reproductions Of 18th Century creation of Health Systems removes the current statutory available at the library. The Agencies (HSAs) for each area. limit of $1.5 billion on the public is cordially invited to The HEW Secretary is required amount of outstanding loan come and help make their to designate HSAs within 18 principal which may be county library's first film English And American Pieces For months from the date of guaranteed or made directly festival a success. enactment. by HEW. The new schedule is Monday, It requires state health 9-9; Tuesday, 9-5; Wednesday, Both The Home And The Office planning and development The bill continues the 9-5; Thursday, 9-9; Friday, 9-5 agencies to be established, will requirement that states and Saturday, 9-1. At Prices You Can Easily Afford!!

NEW SUIT, SHOE & CLOTHING CLUB For All The Family Prizes To Be Awarded Every Week! RICC HOUSE IMERIORS, LTD. New Enrollment Starts Feb. 17th. 408 DUKE STREET GEORGETOWN, S.C. Entry Fee *3°° Per Week 546-8415 546-8414 Join The Hundreds Already Enrolled Drop By Or Phone 546-7800 For Further Details aSaBSESS vx Boaaanaeaac .aaaBaaaaoaaanaaaoc 3000000000 HOflOHOH..WHHOOa«»,KSBaHOOi db~}0*0 ^ 6 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Southern Lumber Industry Slows

As Homebuilding continues to starts plunged 35 percent last which had declines slightly over far betweenLand lumber prices percent over the year, from $178 William R. Ganser Jr., sink to new lows, the Southern year to 1.34 million units, the 30 percent. at the mill have fallen sharply. to $103 Mbf. executive vice-president of lumber industry has become worst decline since 1943. Four out of every 10 new The price of 2x4 Southern In fact, lumber is one of the SFPA. "Meanwhile, the lumber seriously waterlogged. Over 60 The South was hardest hit by homes were built in the South Pine framing studs was $120 per few major products whose price industry is being crippled and softwood mills in the South have the slide, experiencing the last year. The housing slump thousand board feet (MM) in has steadily gone down over will be less capable of sunk and many others are in greatest decline in both number has thus taken a devastating toll January of 1974. By the end of the past year. But SFPA points responding to homebuilding's danger of going under in coming and percentage of housing of Southern lumber December, the price had out that many lumber pent-up demand when the months. starts. manufacturers, whose products dropped over 22 percent to 893 manufacturers have been market finally turns up." This has thrown nearly 10,000 Housing starts for 1974 were are primarily used for Mbf. Random length 2x10 caught in a price squeeze- h lumber workers out of jobs, down 348,000 units in the South residential framing in the Southern Pine, used for joists, paying more for sawlogs in the And that crippled capacity, a according to the Southern from the year before, a drop of region. started last year at $192 Mfb, forest than they recovered in Ganser adds, will inevitably b Forest Products Association. 39 percent. This compares to the Production of softwood then fell 31 percent to $132 by prices to lumber buyers. lead to lumber shortages and c Grim figures released by the combined decrease of 362,700 lumber in the South's mills has year's end. An even worse price "Lumber prices will higher prices if the e Commerce Department last units for the northeast, north been reduced about 30 percent, prevailed for random length ultimately rise when homebuilding slump is ( WATER BABY~An hour after birth, a female week showed that housing central and western states, notes SFPA. Orders are few and 2x4s, which plummeted 42 prolonged. h baby hippo takes to the water at William Land Park homebuilding picks up," says Zoo, Sacramento, Calif. Overseeing things is the a mother, Jewel. 1 s d Illegal Oysters anHfoese 6 a Said To Pose Health Hazard South Carolina's legitimate said, "South Carolina has some commercial oysters are of the cleanest water and most •wmw wholesome and safe for con­ wholesome oysters of any sumption, say state officials state." 3 DAYS ONLY! who point out that only oysters The story appearing in illegally packed and sold are a newspapers around the state 4 I public health hazard. originated from the wildlife JAN. 27, 28, & 29 Some confusion was noted department, he said, but the resulting from a news story purpose was to warn the public DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN LIMITED QUANTITIES ON recently reporting the hazards of illegitimate oysters and the ITEMS SUBJECT TO of buying oysters from health hazards they present. EARLY SELL-OUT. "bootleg" dealers or Robert E. Malpass, director WICKER FLAME RETARDENT illegitimate dealers who of the state health department's operate outside the law and Shellfish and Recreational state, federal and local health Waters Division, said he had BREAD BASKETS COTTON FLANNEL department sanitary standards. had a call from Virginia a beautiful shape But oysters purchased from authorities expressing concern Regular 25* 45 Inches Wide legitimate oyster processing about Virginia dealers buying to be in... t% houses or retail outlets are from South Carolina sources. Solids & Prints with wholesome and safe. Their products can be recognized by a "There is absolutely no permanent certification grounds for concern", Malpass SALE For number inscribed on the con­ said. All legitimate oyster 6 Reg. »1~ Yd. tainer which is issued by the processors and harvesters are South Carolina Department of routinely inspected by his Health and Environmental agency and certified according CHILDREN'S FOUNDATIONS Control. to state and U. S. Food and Drug Dr. James A. Timmerman Administration standards, he Jr., executive director of the added. Bootle oysters will not for soft South Carolina Wildlife and be found in the legitimate PANTY TIGHTS Marine Resources Department, market, he said. curve control Size 2 To 6x ^•f. Fuel Costs Cut A?. Regular *1.00 Shrimpers' Profits MEN'S AND BOYS' BEDROOM SHOES CLEMSON-South Carolina culprit. shrimpers are watching their "In the period from Sep­ Reg. *V profits diminish as fuel costs tember 1971 to September 1974, reach whale-like proportions. diesel fuel prices increased 136 Clemson University per cent," says Hite. "This agricultural economist James meant a trawler's fuel $192 Hite says the banner years of represented less than four per 77 Natural waist the early 70's are fading for cent of the shrimper's total cost 1 Long Leg shrimpers and fuel cost is the in 72 but more than eight per cent in 74." Use for baking, Space Equipment Inflationary prices in other areas such as food for feeding storing and house­ Hi-waist his crew brought the trawler's hold duties . . . Long-Leg Finds New Uses expenses up 10 per cent by late 12-In. X25-ft. 1974. 2 HAM LYCRA® Nearly $2 million worth of "Unfortunately, shrimp LIJMINIJM SPANDEX equipment that once helped put prices didn't increase. The dockside price declined 31 per FOIL V men into space has found its / BISCUITS way from the Marshall Space cent instead. This was the first LONG LEG decline since World War II and Flight Center in Huntsville, With Large Bowl Of STYLES IN HI-WAIST Ala., to Clemson University. the reasons were unclear," 04Y1 says Hite. "The most widely OR NATURAL WAIST This surplus equipment, Tilt twttit-inch by Iwentjfiw HOMEMADE bought under a National accepted view is that large volumes of frozen shrimp had hot rail ol quality Ntar-Ewr ROSES LOW PRICE Science Foundation grant, will aluminum Ml. Great lor bakinf, be used primarily for teaching accumulated in storage, if and many mon uses. SOUP . and research programs in the pushing the price down as they College of Engineering. were put on the market." Some of the equipment will be Hite says the current cost- used to calibrate equipment the price situation facing shrimpers university already has, and cannot continue. The depressed some of it will go to Clemson's shrimp prices which prevailed 25 engineering technology lab. in 1974 are expected to end Rl "Trimline" is lighter, yet stronger . . . Among the iteams are an soon as present inventories are made of luxurious power net of magical depleted. * eight-channel, strip chart * Lycra® Spandex nylon. Designed for recorder with eight amplifiers. "There is concern," he says, those who want gentle comfortable control. Easy to care for - This will be used in animal "that the consumer will resist paying premium prices for LIP GLOSS MASCARA washes and dries in a wink. 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TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 7 Disease Outbreak Noted Cabaret Cast Includes Among State 9s Deer Herds Newcomers At Coastal Coastal Carolina Theater's character that fits well with dramatic whole shows promise ByMACMcLEOD in Kershaw County were found white-tailed deer, the only deer Cabaret cast includes two Mike Walters' mellow tenor of being an artistic triumph for Wildlife News Service to be infected with what he first found in South Carolina, and the newcomers to the Coastal stage, voice. both the actors and Dr. Jones, What was first thought by thought was hoof and mouth mule deer and pronghorn an­ Beth Bradham and Mike The character Beth portrays the director of the musical. hunters to be the dreaded hoof disease. telope of the west. It is not in­ Walters. They promise to bring was originated on Broadway by The production will be and mouth disease that has "We hunted an adjacent fectious for humans, Conrad a touch of bittersweet to the Lotte Lenya. Lotto Lenya was a presented February 18 through been known to wipe out entire club and killed 24 deer one day pointed out, "and the meat is musical, and play the couple of romantic interest of the theater 22 in the Little Theater at 8:15 cattle herds has turned out to be and over half had the disease," not affected, but for aesthetic Fraulein Schneider, the owner genius, Bertolt Brecht, and in p.m. Tickets may be purchased epizootic hemorrhagic disease Milliken said. "We killed six on reasons one would not care to of the rooming house where the 1930-s a victim of much Nazi for $2.00 by contacting the box (EHD) among several deer another day and four had it. consume an obviously sick Sally and Cliff live, and Herr hatred. office at 448-8419 or 347-3161, herds in South Carolina. Some of the cases were real animal." Schultz, the Jewish proprietor Mike lives in Crescent Beach extension 150 or from any cast Discovery of the diseased bad, especially in the larger Conrad noted that the mild of the fruit shop near the and attends Coastal as a member. animals was reported when deer," he added. < winters and wet summers that cabaret. business major. His knack for Tommy Milliken of Columbia Brock Conrad, chief of game have occurred in the state Beth Bradham resides in exotic accents contributes said that some 17 deer killed management for the South during the past several years is Conway and has worked in much to the character of Herr Classified Ads during the 1974 deer season on Carolina Wildlife and Marine one of the major causes of the dramatics in high school, where Schultz, a peaceful man vic­ an 850-acre tract he had been Resources Department, visited disease. "A good killing frost she won the schools' dramatics timized by a chaotic world. leasing along the Wateree River the area and tentatively usually kills off the insects," he award. Her rich voice lends a The melding of these two Bring Results identified the problem as EHD. explained, "therefore, limiting measure of depth to the talents into a melodic and "It's not hoof and mouth," the problem." Conrad said. "It is epizootic The veteran game biologist FARM CENSUS TIME AGAIN-Farmers and hemorrhagic disease which is a pointed out that this is not the ranchers throughout the United States are being viral condition carried by biting first case of EHD known to have insects." occurred in South Carolina. "In asked to report on their agricultural operations Insects bite the deer during 1971." he said, "there was an during 1974. The 1974 Census of Agriculture is the DON'T FORGET the warm months and the outbreak in the Francis Marion 20th nationwide farm census since the first one in disease affects their hooves, Game Management Area and in 1840. Report forms are mailed out in January and causing portions of them to fall Dorchester and Williamsburg off. "Infected deer," Conrad Counties. Small outbreaks have the Bureau of the Census would like to have them YOU'RE INVITED explained, "then have to walk been observed during each filled out and mailed back promptly. All in­ without complete hooves which year's hunting season since formation is confidential by law. The results, "Maybe thts'U make a be­ cuts down on his range and 1971." published only in statistical form, provide the TO A liever of you . . . The chair­ eventually the animal may There is no control for the yardstick by which American agricultural ad­ man of the board would like starve in severe cases." disease, Conrad noted, "It's vancement is measured every five years. No in­ a word with you!" EHD is known to infect only something that just has to run Free Cooking Demonstration: its course. We try to keep it formation can be released which might reveal the under surveillance and keep the operation of an individual farmer or rancher. landowners informed," he said. THI0ODEAU CHIROPRACTIC CLINICS "It can hit healthy and Thursday, Jan. 30 unhealthy populations.' "It is not advisable close Georgetown Library AT THE Dr. Louis E. Thibodeau hunting seasons in the toaffected Chiropractor areas," he said, "becausaffectee da ™ •• heavy deer harvest should materially aid in reducing the chances of spread from infected Receives State Grant NEW STORE to healthy deer. Chiropractic Spinal Examinations for "We do, however, feel that we The South Carolina State subscriptions to new as well as 10:00 -12:00 and 2:00 - 4:00 Structural Disorders of The Spine and their have been lucky in this state in Library has made a grant of up current periodicals. The grants that we haven't had any serious to $650 to the Georgetown vary in size according to the Related Symptoms large outbreaks of it where County Memorial Library to population area served by the populations have been help maintain its collection of participating library. A total of Spinal Correction for Back, Neck and Related drastically reduced," Conrad journals and magazines of $24,300 is being distributed concluded. reference value. statewide. Pains and Symptoms Hunters can expect a good Twenty-eight public library According to Estellene P. deer season next season, he systems in the state are eligible Walker, state librarian, these -CLINIC HOURS- predicted. to receive the grants for the grants have been made an­ nually since 1964 and have MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY enabled libraries to establish and maintain periodical 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. collections especially chosen to meet the needs of the com­ SATURDAY-11:00A.M. tol:30P.M. munities served. And By Appointment "Magazines provide up-to- date information on a wide range of topics of interest to 613 S. Fraser St. (Hiway No. 17) South Carolinians and of special Telephone 546-4959 importance in most com­ munities are the publications Serving The Coastal Area For 20 Years and journals that provide valuable reference information Myrtle Beach Clinic - Telephone 449-5618 to business and industry," Miss Walker added. 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The period to knot the score 55-55 by Pleasant Hill's Billy Walker from the floor. The Jacket's move, designed to cut off with 5:07 left. A basket by gave the Blue Devils all the Mark Tanner threw in two free Pleasant Hill, behind a 17 point Tanner on the baseline, back­ Collins seconds later gave An­ points they needed as they held throws with :30 left for the last second period performance by fired as Tanner stayed outside drews the lead 57-55 and they off the Andrews Yellow Jackets points of the night. Billy Walker, left at the half appeared to have the 67-63 in an important 7-AA clash On two occasions during the with a three point lead, 31-28. and allowed Collins and An­ momentum in the contest. last Friday night in Pleasant game, Pleasant Hill appeared derson to do most of the inside Hill. Walker scored 34 points But ballhandler John Spivey in complete control, but the altogether to lead both teams, work. Both were able to drive fouled out at the 4:41 mark and pesky Yellow Jackets refused to through the zone for easy lay- Walker s poi nts gave the while Anderson had 19 points to the Jackets soon began to fall give up and rallied both times. pace Andrews. ups, and with Pleasant Hill apart. The Devils put a vice-like Devils a 67-61 lead with 1:30 left, missing several chances to The last rally, sponsored by Pleasant Hill Coach Dave full court man-for-man press on Jerry Anderson, gave the Klee had praise for Walker and score on offensive rebounds, the younger Jackets and scored Jackets a brief 57-55 lead with substitute Clinton Langley, who Andrews was up 15-7 at the end eight unanswered points in the BOX SCORE 4:41 left in the fourth quarter. picked up the scoring slack for of the quarter. next two minutes to regain the P. HILL FG FT TP But Pleasant Hill, using a full other Devil starters. lead 63-57. Hardy 1 0 2 court press, forced several However, Anderson picked up Baskets by Tanner and Douglas 3 0 6 turnovers underneath their own "Billy had a great game," two fouls in the period and he Newton pulled Andrews within Carter 2 1 5 basket, and jumped back out to commented Klee, "and Clinton was charged with another four points, 65-61, but Walker Walker 15 4 34 a 63-57 advantage with 2:29 left. did a good job replacing Lloyd shortly into the second stanza. canned two free throws to ice Green 4 2 10 Hardy. Andrews effectively Pleasant Hill changed into a the game. I Langley 4 2 10 "We played as well as we shut off Ron Green and we man-for-man, half court press TOTAL 29 9 67 could in a losing effort," said needed his scaring to win." and began to run with the ball, controlling the defensive boards The Devils are now 8-5 overall Andrews Coach Buddy Moore, Green, who had been and 1-1 in the 7-AA conference ANDREWS FG FT TP "This is the first game where averaging over 25 points a with Anderson on the bench. Collins 4 2 10 Walker suddenly found himself while the Jackets are now 5-5 another team's press has hurt game, and Langley both scored and also 1-1 in conference play. Anderson 9 1 19 us and that was the difference 10 points for Pleasant Hill, while open for several jumpers and Tanner 5 5 15 layups and scored seven Both teams are home tonight as late in the game. Of course, other players in double figures Pleasant Hill takes on John­ Spivey 2 3 7 Jerry getting three fouls early for the Jackets were Tanner straight points to give the Newton 5 2 12 Devils a 21-18 lead. sonville, and Hemingway in­ in the game also hurt." with 15, Ray Newton with 12 and vades Andrews. TOTAL 25 13 63 Anderson received his third Accie Collins with 10 points. > >; Three more baskets by In the girls game, two of the ft Walker and a basket and two best teams in the state met free throws by Langley put the with the Andrews girls coming Devils up 31-24, but Andrews out on top 38-32. The loss was the scored six straight points at the first of the year for the Pleasant end of the quarter to pull within Hill team and gives them a 0-1 three, 31-28 at the half. mark. Andrews is now 8-1. Leading scorers were Joan Pleasant Hill used a full court Cribb for Pleasant Hill with 17 press during the third quarter, and Barb Hannah with 16 for the but both teams exchanged winners. baskets. After an Anderson tip- in, Andrews was still down by only three points 41-38. However, three baskets by Schedules Walker, one on a nice feed from Green, put the Devils up by Jan. 28 nine, 53-44 and Pleasant Hill Cainhoy at Choppee held on to a 53-46 lead going into Johnsonville at Pleasant Hill the final eight minutes of play. Hemingway at Andrews Gators Club Lincoln The lead quickly evaporated Macedonia at Winyah j.V'/ ROADBLOCK-Jerry Anderson (50) does a few body contortions in an By Ray Schooler crushing Lincoln of Mc­ Clellanville 71-49 Friday night. effort to get by Pleasant Hill's Mickey Carter, but Carter has his path well The red hot Winyah Gators The Gators jumped out to an covered. John Spivey (44) waits to help out. won their seventh game in a row early 12-6 first quarter lead before really scorching the nets for 28 points in the second to take a commanding 40-16 halftime lead. Winyah added 23 Keeping Indians Defeat more points in the third to open a 31 point cushion at 63-31. Coach Doug Allen substituted Cross Trojans freely in the final period and it. Score showed on the scoreboard, but By Carl Baker defeated Winyah Gators. even with the second unit in, The Choppee Squaws, who are Lincoln posed no serious threat Choppee Indians, behind a also in the conference race for a and the Gators won con­ With strong offensive and defensive championship title, blasted the vincingly 71-49. game by Richard Gore, came Trojans girls 60-37. The Gators' balanced scoring on very hard Friday night to attack was led by Moses Alford jjl ^ Bob Gorman hand the Cross Trojans a 71-55 With three members in double with 17 points. Right behind him defeat. figures, the Squaws really was Kelvin Jackson with 14. There was a time when Andrews High School was In the 8-AA conference battle dismantled the Trojan girls. The Gator victory gives the Indians made a strong at­ Barbara Bromell and Diana Winyah sole possession of first sending basketball teams to the state cham­ tempt in the first quarter to shut Morant led the girls with 18 and place with a 5-0 record. Winyah pionships, but the last couple of seasons they have out the Trojans with the score 17 points with Lillian Adderson is now 8-2 overall. been more concerned with just winning a third of 22-8 going into the second following close behind with 11 The Gatorettes were defeated their games let alone challenging the powers of the quarter. points. The girls and boys now by the Jackets 34-21. Karen state. Richard Gore led the Indians both sport a 5-1 conference Goyak was the leading scorer attack with 22 points and 20 mark. for the game with 13 points. rebounds, most of this in the It's unlikely they will be challenging the powers first half. Despite Gore's per­ this year either, but for Coach Buddy Moore's formance in the first half, the team, the 1974-75 season may be the start of im­ Trojans were down by 12 points proved fortunes for the Yellow Jackets. Although at the half 34-22. Dolphins Crush only 5-5 on the season, they have already won more But the second half belonged games this year than all of last and Andrews is to the Indians as the Trojans watched them pull away to doing it with a group of young men who will still be chop up their fifth conference in school when next season rolls around. win. Francis Marion With eight conference games Winyah Academy scored an stopped after three quarters So far the season has had its up and downs, with remaining the Indians, who are easy 51-22 win over Francis due to a slick floor. the Jackets winning one then losing one, but Moore now 5-1 in conference 8-AA, are Marion Academy last Friday Winyah broke out an early 18- isn't overly concerned. one half game behind the un­ night in a game that was 3 lead and was ahead 27-17 at CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 "I'm happy with the progress we've made this BOX SCORE year," he stated, "it's tough to play and win with a Howard Tigers lot of young ball players, but so far we've been able Winyah A. po FT TP to stay in most of our games." Kinder 1 2 4 Bourne 3 0 6 Out of their io games to date, the only two the Guerry 1 0 2 Stomp Warriors Dickey A 1 17 Jackets didn't stay close in were the two with Beal 3 0 6 BREAKING THROUGH-Accie Collins (42) of Andrews breaks through Winyah, but then no other AA school as of late The Howard Tigers kept one The game was a run-away Johnson 5 1 . 11 the Pleasant Hill defense for a first quarter basket. Pleasant Hill rallied to seems to know how to handle the Gators either. The game off the 7-AAA lead as they from the start as Tiger Coach Wheeler 1 2 4 beat the Jackets 67-63. Watching the action are Mickey Carter (10), John Jackets have also lost close games to Macedonia clobbered Stall 87-69 last Friday Paul Logan played his entire Holliday 0 1 1 Douglas (30), and Ron Green (24). and Pleasant Hill, but they have won close games night in Georgetown. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 TOTAL 22 7 51 with Williamsburg and Hanna-Pamplico and that is the difference in this years team as compared to last season's 4-16 squad. "Last year we lost six games by three points or Men's County less," recalled Moore, "but this year we are win­ ning some of our close games. Next season should even be better." Hoop League It should be as starters Mark Tanner, John Spivey, Accie Collins and Ray Newton all return. Tanner and Spivey are juniors while Collins and By Eddie Oliver Newton are sophomores. Tanner was last year's leading scorer as a sophomore, but is a more BEACH SERVICE 86, but two coming on long jump- complete player this year with improved GEN. TELEPHONE 50 shots from his guard position. rebounding and passing skill. Spivey is starting to Tray Logan had 13 points. take control of the team from his back court Chris Burton rippled the Cleveland Graham led position and grows more confident in his shooting cords for 26 points Thursday General Telephone with 21, with each match. night to lead Beach Service to points while John Murrell an 86-50 romp past General chipped in with 14. Telephone. The win was the Newton and Collins are both consistent per­ fourth of the season for Beach ANDREWS ATHLETICS 82, formers and are the only sophomores starting at Service compared to only two HAWKS 79 any of the five county schools. Perhaps they start at Andrews because there isn't any one else, but Most of Burton's points came The unbeaten Andrews both would make the varsity teams for any of the from in close as the strong Athletics rolled to their sixth forward worked his way inside consecutive victory Wed­ other schools in the county. In two years they may for easy shots over the helpless nesday night defeating the be the best players in the 7-AA conference. arms of General Telephone Georgetown Hawks 82-79 in a ANDREWS WINNERS-Andrews High School Valuable Back, James McCrea, Brad Stalvey, Most defenders. thrilling contest at Beck Gym. Moore's biggest surprise this year though, is the held their fall sports awards presentation last The game was close the entire Valuable Lineman, John Spivey, Lonnie Gardner, Bob Gorman followed Burton forty minutes with the outcome play of center Jerry Anderson. Anderson, a senior Thursday and honored their football team that John Darby, Ken Wright, Randy Wilson and Mark in the Beach Service scoring not being decided till the final didn't play last year, but that fact doesn't often posted an 8-2 record the past season. Winning Tanner. column with 18 points. Grady seconds. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 special awards were Leroy Nesmith, Most Weaver scored 14 points with all CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 » ...Keeping Score ...Men 9s Basketball CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 show as he is becoming the leading scorer and points and dominated both the opening half. Ed Oliver had rebounder for Andrews. His all around play was Andrews held a one point lead backboards with numerous 18 points and Bobby Pinner sorely missed by Andrews against Pleasant Hill with only ten seconds remaining rebounds to lead the Bay Area scored 11 for Bay Area. and the Hawks in possession of Bombers to their second last Friday night as he sat out the second quarter the ball. The Hawks were straight victory, a 96-66 win with three fouls. holding for the final shot, but a over Pleasant Hill Thursday Cook led the scoring for last second effort by Barry night. Pleasant Hill with 17 points, but The Jackets play at home tonight against Tripplett hung on the rim and the Bombers held high scoring Hemingway as they try to improve their 1-1 mark fell off with only two seconds Cotterill scored 17 points in center Greg Owens to only 12 in the well balanced 7-AA conference. If the Jackets left. Marty Tiller of the the first half as the Bombers points. Wayne Avant also had 12 can keep the pace of the game slow and their Athletics grabbed the rebound moved out to a 17 point lead. for Pleasant Hill. and was fouled. Tiller converted starters out of foul trouble, they should be able to both free throws to ice the game Doug Allen scored 19 points handle the smaller Tigers. Or at least keep the for the A's. ror ine uomDers, H coming in STANDINGS W L GB game close, which wouldn't be so bad either. For Tiller led the scoring parade Andrews, it seems the closer games are having for Andrews with 25 points. Schedules Athletics 6 0 happier endings this year. Linwood Foster had 18 and J. C. Hustlers 4 1 \v> Elliott 15 for the Athletics. Jan. 28 Hawks 4 2 ?. Barry Tripplett was high man Telephone vs. Hawks b-8 Beach Service 4 2 2 for the Hawks with 22 points Bay Area Bombers 3 2 2M> Grant Program while Charles Tanner pumped Jan. 29 Waccamaw 2 4 4 in 20. Wila Hamer had 19 for the Beach Service vs. Pleasant Hill 2 4 4 Hawks and Bob Wehmeyer Hustlers w-7 Andrews Cobras 2 4 4 scored 10. Pleasant Hill vs. Athletics w- Ferreduction 1 5 5 Three Years Old 9 General Telephone 0 6 6 Scientists and administrators ing by the U.S. Department of HUSTLERS 95, MENS BASKETBALL TOP from three mid and south Commerce's National Oceanic FERREDUCTION 66 TWENTY SCORERS Atlantic states met recently to and Atmospheric Ad­ ministration, South Carolina William Godbolt popped in 22 review new research proposals NAME TEAM GAMES POINTS AVE. of the South Carolina Sea Grant Sea Grant supports research in points and Steve Beach followed the fields of shrimp with 20 tallies as the Hustlers Program. James Britton Hustlers 4 93 23.2 More than 30 projects were aquaculture, resource rolled to another victory Linwood Foster Athletics Wednesday night in the county 6 138 23.0 reviewed by visiting experts development and utilization, James Hanna Andrews Cobras 22.8 men's basketball league. 5 114 from Virginia, North Carolina, and coastal zone planning. Wila Hamer Hawks 5 112 22.4 The Hustlers used superior and Florida prior to submitting During the current year, Greg Owens Pleasant Hill 6 133 22.1 height to dominate the boards a proposal for the continuation advances have been made in the Brian Kremendahl Ferreduction 6 129 21.5 enroute to the win. of the three year old program of culture of freshwater Chris Burton Beach Service 6 126 21.0 marine research, education and Macrobrachium shrimp in James Godbolt also scored in Doug Allen Bombers 5 100 20.0 advisory service. outdoor ponds, a network of 90 double figures for the Hustlers George White Ferreduction 5 100 20.0 Loosely patterned after the beach profiles are being with 15 points. Louis Ladson Waccamaw 5 97 19.4 successful agricultural Land monitored to document erosion Brian Kriemendahl and Joe Canteen Waccamaw 4 76 19.0 on South Carolina beaches, and George White were the of­ Grant program, Sea Grant Marty Tiller Athletics 5 95 19.0 the public has been surveyed to fensive leaders again for the Dave Klee supports university research Beach Service 5 87 17 4 aimed at solving practical determine attitudes toward Pellets scoring 21 and 16 points Leroy Greene Andrews Cobras 5 84 public access to beaches in respectively. 16.8 problems of marine resources Bob Gorman Beach Service 5 82 16.4 development and conservation. Charleston County, to name Grady Weaver Beach Service 3 48 only a few of the ongoing 16.0 Now in its third year of fund- Charles Cotterill Bombers 5 79 projects. 15.8 BAY AREA BOMBERS 96, Bob Farwell Hawks 4 62 PLEASANT HILL 66 Tray Logan , 15.5 The proposal now under Beach Service 6 92 15.3 preparation seeks funds to Steve Beach Hustlers 4 61 Charles Cotterill poured in 29 J. C. Elliott 15.2 ...Tigers continue the research in the Athletics 6 90 15.0 fiscal year beginning July 1, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 1975. team and received scoring from nine players. Leading the charge was Tyrone Deas with ...Dolphins 21, Bruce Burgess with 17, Iiroy Smith with 14 and Nolan CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 HEAVY TRAFFIC-Jerry Anderson runs into some heavy traffic in thhe resident Cup Begins Green with 11. the half. However, in the third way of John Douglas (30) and Ron Green (24), but gets his shot off anyway. The win gives the Tigers a 4-2 quarter they really put the The 10th annual "President last week. The tournament is Ragland; Clinton Casselman vs Anderson scored 19 points for Andrews, although the Pleasant Hill Blue Devils Cup" tournament at Cherry Hill match play by holes, using one's mark in the league with an 8-3 game way away outscoring the prevailed 67-63. Sam Harper; L. V. Langley vs overall record. They take home team 24-5. Country Club, Andrews, began handicap. Ervin Clemons; Johnny Ard vs tonight off, but return to action The girls also won their game The pairings for the second Tommy Lawrence and Carlisle this Friday with a home game 35-17 behind Carol Grayson and round matches to be played by Clemons vs Ottie Cox. against Garrett. Cat Dorn who both scored seven Water May Have February 2 are as follows: V. E. Others are A. T. Howard vs The girls lost their game 36- points. Altman vs Jim Grant, Jr.; Fred Mike McMahon; Jackie Powers 31, although Erie Washington Winyah Academy plays Guerry vs Odell Fields; Tom vs Freddie Padgett; Bill Jen­ threw in 21 points. The J.V. won tonight when they entertain Stalvey vs Claude Crawford; nings vs Freddie Padgett; Bill 39-29. Lawrence" Manning at home. Cancer Causes Jody Hinds vs Carson Watts; Jennings vs Herman Crawford; Jim Ruffin vs Wayne Jenkins; If "city water" isn't entirely Mark Tanner vs Davis Blake; and cities rely on well water. S. E. Cooper vs John Howard; safe or pure, your own well and E. L. Kelly vs Johnny Rowell; Dayton and Wichita, for Billy Morris vs Bill Nunn and water system may be the an­ Wayne Jernigan vs Ben Dunn example, are supplied entirely Henry Sowell vs. James swer. from underground water. and T. K. Haselden vs Kenny Talbert. Haselden. The Environmental Underground water from Protection Agency said recently Also, Lee Ragland vs Gerald wells has several advantages. It Hamilton; F. F. Terry vs Rich that a study of the drinking is generally pure and un- water in five cities using Ohio or Jennings; Jess Price vs Charles contaminated. As rain and Cagle; Dutch Rogers vs Jimmy Strand Mississippi River water- other water from the surface including New Orleans-showed Dunn; Veignro Feagin vs T. C. percolate deep underground, it Kay; Jack Clemons vs David the presence of cancer-causing is filtered through the earth, agents even after full treat­ leaving contaminants behind. Jordan; Roy Shaw vs S. B. Strategy- ment. Garris; Linwood Foster vs Mike Treatment of underground Guinn; Jim Turner vs Ed Wells using underground water, if any, is monor and Hinsen: Bob Harper vs Pete water are a better source of relatively inexpensive. The supply, explains the Water most common treatment is for Studied Systems Council. This is true hardness, using water con­ 7-AAA Strategy sessions for whether the wells are used for ditioners. Only in rare cases are the Grand Strand's 1975 central water systems or for disease-causing agents found in W promotional tour of more than 60 northern cities are being individual family and farm use. well water. In contrast, river Bonds-Wilson 4 Fifteen million American and other surface waters are Garrett 4 conducted this month by tne families rely on individual heavily contaminated-and Chicora 3 Greater Myrtle Beach Chamber require extensive, expensive Howard 3 of Commerce's Travel and wells and water systems. 1 Millions more living in suburbs treatment. Stall Promotion Committee. N. Chas. 1 Schedules and routes were Hanahan 0 first among the long list of details discussed Thursday by SPORTS CORNER 8-AA the 11-member committee, W L headed up by Myrtle Beach THE DENVER BRONCOS Winyah 4 0 motel owner Zeb Thomas. St. Stephen 5 1 "Several cars will leave the HAD THEIR DISAP­ 4 1 POINTMENTS IN 1974, Choppee Grand Strand February 9th and Rivers 3 2 visit cities in Tennessee, MAKING MISTAKES Cainhoy 3 3 THAT LOSE GAMES Cross 2 3 Virginia, West Virginia. Ken­ BUT THEYCONTINUED Lincoln 1 5 tucky and Ohio," Thomas, a TO IMPROVE UNDER Macedonia 0 7 veteran of the "good-will" trips THE GUIDANCE OF stated. JOHN HOWARD COSELL RALSTON >«w*»sa> JUST ENOUGH-Mark Tanner of Andrews gets IS Off IN HIS FIRST PRO just enough on this shot to miss the outstretched v£ YEAR HE GUIDED WINH 1470 THE BRONCOS TV hand of Pleasant Hill's John Douglas. Tanner IRRESISTIBLE FORCE meets an immovable object and A 5-9 RECORD scored 15 points in a losing effort. crash! Jim Price (15) of the Milwaukee Bucks loses the ball WHICH BROUGHT THEM after colliding with Curtis Row of the Detroit Pistons. OUT OF 4th PLACE IN THE A.F.C. WEST FOR TOTflUESTORYOFAMANYTJimAlWAYSI SA1T THE FIRST TIME SINCE '62. THE 1973 7-5-2 MARK HE BECAME A LEGEND Y0U1L NEVER FORGET... MORE? Henry Block has BROUGHT A TIE FOR SECOND PLACE AND PRE­ 8:25 AM DICTIONS THAT 1974 Challenge LISTEN. 5:25 PM 17 reasons why you (RALSTON WAS TOP WOULD BE THEIR. w COLLEGE COACH WITH A YEAR. MISTAKES -~- to be ABC Radio Network should come to us 31-11-/ RECORD AT UTAH HAVE HURT) BUT THE STATE, ANP WAS SV--36-3 TEAM IS STILL ON AT STANFORD WHERE HIS THE WAY UP. free TEAM HAD ROSE BOWL WINS for income tax help. OVER MICHIGAN AND Reason 16. We'll try to do OHIO STATE. everything we can to save you money. After all, we want your business again next year. WEIGHT WATCHERS OVERWEIGHT??? THE WEIGHT WATCHERS ORGANIZATION CAN HELP Don't wait, join a class today PLACE: Holiday Inn US 17 The greatest wildlife and chase story in the history ot th. North! 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Open 9 A.M.-9P.M. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. Phone 546-8214 "WEIGHT WATCHERS" AND (§) ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF GEORGETOWN PLAZA WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL. INC.. GREAT NECK, N.Y. MSHOW TIMK S §.*» 7 oo 9 OO OPEN TONIGHT — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL. 1975 SORRY WO ...... o8-io30frr 10 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarm* SUMMONS NOTICE Of and Burglar Alarms. Free] SALE estimates. McDonald Alarm.* STATE OF SOUTH Call 546-6830. tfc CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PURSUANT to Final Decree GEORGETOWN IN THE issued by Honorable James B. WANTED — 3 bedroom, 2 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS: Morrison, Judge of the 15th. baths, den; nice yard, located Tom Mack Miller, Plaintiff, vs: Judicial Circuit, dated |> in Kensington, Willowbanks, Kemp Williams and Donna December 20, 1974, in the case or Country Club Estates. Williams Hagood, Defendents. entitled "Lessie Mae Frierson, Priced in the 30's. Pawleys TO THE DEFENDANTS Plaintiff, vs: Mamie Ravenal, FOR RENT—trailer spaces, FOR RENT—3 bedroom Mobile Island Realty Co., 237-2431. tfc Josh Ravenal, Bertie D. CLASSIFIED AD/ FOR SALE — Fresh frozen FOR SALE-1972 GMC Van, V- Home, Sampit Section. Call ABOVE NAMED: 8,8 persons, 40,000 miles. Call large, spacious lot, small You are hereby summoned Camper, Samuel DoUey, Janie lceift»a word—1st Insertion shrimp. Call 546-5496. tfc 546-5763. tfc WORK WANTED-Painter, 5 cents a word — Each ad­ 546-3839 after 6:30 p.m. 2tp 1-30 park, private estates, no pets, and required to answer the BeU Parsons White, Richard FOR SALE—2% acres, 300' by appointment only. 546- reliable, quality work; ex­ Parsons Gibson, Gladys W. ditional Insertion FOR RENT-Trailer spaces, Complaint in the above cap­ road frontage on Hwy. 17, 6463. mtm Ur. terior, interior and trim. Off­ Morris, Ernest Ravenal, Janie FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. Country Club Trailer Park. tioned action, a copy of which is DEADLINE — Noon Friday, North Santee. Call 546-3182. tfc Redwood Pool Dealer gone season rates will save you herewith served upon you, and Mae Odom, Louise Parsons, FOR RENT-Trailer. Central Call 546-5371 or 546-3139. 2tcl- money. Call 546-5112. tfc Thomas Parsons, Helen P. For Tuesday's Paper. Noon bankrupt. We must have heat and air. Call 546-6545. tfc 28 to serve a copy of your Answer ¥. Tuesday For Thursday's FOR SALE-1973 - 16* warehouse space for our 1975 to said Complaint on the sub­ McCray, Rebecca Weaver MISCELLANEOUS-I refinish Paper. Glassmaster, 115 HP Model Swimming Pools. Will scribers hereto at their office, Scott, Priscilla Weaver Gibbs, Evinrude with Gator and FOR RENT—2 mobile homes, FOR RENT—two bedroom and antique furniture. CaU sacrifice immediately. Three both are two bedroom, new 107 Screven Street, J. J. Shaw, Jerry Weaver, Break-back trailer. $2500. house; gas heater provided. Betty Lambert, 546-3706 Abraham Weaver, Sam sizes available. Call Collect carpet. Located on McDonald Georgetown, South Carolina, 546-3062 or 546-5205. 6tc l-»« Reference required—613 anytime. tfc Weaver, and Benjamin Brown, anytime. 779-5848. 4tc 2-6 Road. Phone after 6:30 p.m. East Ashland, Andrews. within twenty (20) days from date of service hereof upon you, Defendants", I wiU seU the FOR SALE FOR SALE— 2 lots, ap­ 546-6300, Myrtle Beach 448- Phone 264-5866. tfc LOST—Chihauhau from 113 FOR SALE-Boat & Trailer. 18' exclusive of the day of such following described tracts of proximately 75 x 150 each. 4155. tfc Cleland St. or area. Answers Mark Twain, inboard- service; and, if you fail to an­ land separately in front of the GENERAL ELECTRIC sales One waterfront with two To help you find year-round to name of Charlie. Brown outboard. Seats six people, 160 FOR RENT - Bargain; Nice '. swer the said Complaint within Court House Door in and service. Also General bedroom trailer and screen rentals, James W. Smith, with half white around neck, HP motor, depth-finder, bedroom mobile home, the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff Georgetown, South Carolina, at Electric appliances. Washers, porch located on Black River Real Estate, 237-4246. tfc white on feet, very small. speedometer, radio. Call 546- Pawleys, near Plantation herein, through his undersigned Noon, on Monday, February 3, dryers, refrigerators, ranges three miles from Andrews. Reward offered for return or 5582. 5tc2-ll Restaurant, washing attorneys, will apply to the 1975, to wit: and freezers. Griffith's Gas We need year-round and information concerning him. P.O. Box 202, Andrews. tfc machine, furnished, $90 per Court for the reUef demanded and Appliances. Phone 546- seasonal rentals at Pawleys Call 546-3139. tfc Why Rent when you can buy? 12 month. Call 546-9646. tfc Island and Litchfield. James therein. TRACT1 4194. tfc FOR SALE — Authentic x 60 Fleetwood mobile home, 2 Williamsburg reproductions: W. Smith Real Estate, 237- ~~ River Property '*• All that certain piecer.parcel bedrooms, washer-dryer, A-C, FOR RENT — 2 room furnished 4246. tfc or lot of land situate, lying and FOR SALE—A set of 40,000 mile 1 coffee table, 1 tilt top table. etc. $102 a month and small Sampit River - acreage with ROSEN AND ROSEN efficiency apartment and one Georgetown, S.C. being in the Town of Andrews, guarantee radial tires, one of Solid mahogany, excellent equity. Call 237-2619 after 5 6 room furnished apartment. frontage for lease. Located by; old bridge site in MaryviUe.1 January 9, 1975 County of Georgetown, State of the safest tires your can can condition. If interested, call p.m. 4tp2-6 Call 546-6255 or 546-7200. TFC « 546-7596. tfc CaU Bob Roberts 546-4241. tfc BYs-Meyer Rosen South Carolina, and designated have. Call William Brown or HELP WANTED Attorneys for Plaintiff as lot 1 on a map of "a division FOR RENT-3 bedroom brick' Larry Holliday. 546*666. tfc FOR SALE—usea sewing FOR SALE-1973 Pontiac WANTED NOTICE of a lot in the Town of Andrews machines as low as $19.95. Catalina Coupe, 60,000 miles. house with garage in HELP WANTED-Executive Good Used Furniture for the Estate of Esau Maryville section of Britt's, 546-3311. tfc AM radio and tape player type maid and housekeeper Highest Price Paid TO THE ABSENT Ravenal," dated October 3, FOR SALE—Special deals on 10 Has air conditioning, powei Georgetown. Fully carpeted for part-time work. Call 546- Candlestick Furniture DEFENDANT, DONNA 1967. Said lot measures in front and 12 wide trade-ins - also steering, power brakes, with electric stove and win­ 5111. tfc repossessions for as little as FOR SALE — Bicentennial Call 546-2164 WILLIAMS HAGOOD: YOU on Jones Street, and on the rear power lock doors, maroon in dow air conditioner. Rents for 130 S. Fraser line ninety-one (91) feet, and $95 down and assame License Tags now available color with a vinyl top. Also a $175 monthly. For ap­ HELP WANTED - Trainee for WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE payments. Call 347-3388 or see for $2.00 at The Mark Twain Georgetown, S.C. that the Complaint in this Ac­ extends back in depth 1971 Ford Econoline 100 pointment, call Myrtle Beach finance company manager. 16tc3-6 therefrom on each sideline a at Direct Factory Outlet Store Tu 3-6 Supervan with 49,000 miles. 448-5653 or Georgetown 546- Good starting salary plus tion, together with the Sum­ b *, Mobile Homes, Conway. * tfc mons, of which the foregoing is distance of 109 feet, and butts Color-white. All bids are to be 9203. tfc fringe benefits. Apply Allied MISCELLANEOUS—I will and bounds as follows: north­ FOR SALE — Repossessed office of the Clerk of Court of received at the office of The Credit Service, Inc. Andrews, babysit children in my home. east and southeast on lot 2 as NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES RCA console stereo, AM-FM Citizens and Southern FOR RENT-Choice trailer S.C. Call 264-5210. tfc Call 546-6310. 4tc2-6 Common Pleas in the County of shown on the above mentioned — Ranges, water heaters, stereo tuner. Low payments, National Bank of South space in private yard on Georgetown, South Carolina, on map; southwest on Pine Street: wall furnaces and space easy financing, Stalvey's. tfc Carolina, Trust Department, Andrews Highway near Pepsi- CAN YOU QUALIFY FOR A the 10th day of January, 1975. Northwest on Jones Street. All heaters. Griffith's. Phone 546- LOST-Male Bluetick Hound 50 Broad Street, Charleston, Cola plant. Call 546-5417. tfc HIGH PAYING OP­ of which will more fully appear 4194. tfc near Six Mile Creek on FOR SALE—One Kenwood South Carolina, by Friday, PORTUNITY WITH Conway Highway. Contact ROSEN AND ROSEN by reference to said map by amplifier and tuner, 150 UNLIMITED FUTURE? FOR SALE—Trophies and February 7, 1975 or at the FOR RENT—3 bedroom luxury Tommy Lambert. Phone 234- reference made a part and watts. One Konica camera office of the Judge of Probate apartment in old Georgetown. Bankers Life and Casualty 8842 or 234-8841. Reward of­ BY s-Meyer Rosen parcel hereof. plaques. Large discounts to with flash. Call 546-7869 or 546- Company with assets in ex­ Attorneys for Plaintiff organizations. Coastal for Georgetown County, Appliance and draperies fered. 4tc2-6 3306 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 4tp 1- Georgetown, South Carolina cess of $500 million, is greatly TRACT2 Engravers, Inc. 929 N. Kings furnished. Lease required. All that certain piece, parcel 30 by Monday noon, February 10, 546-6859 or 546-6102. tfc expanding its sales force. We NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Highway, Myrtle Beach. Call have need for experienced $25.00 REWARD-For in­ that an action has been com­ or lot of land situate, lying and 448-6385. tfc 1975. The Citizens & Southern We Buy and sell used ap­ National Bank of South FOR RENT—Furnished mobile representatives but will formation leading to the menced and is now pending in being in the Town of Andrews, pliances and take trade-ins on home, central air and heat, 3 consider trainees with return of small female dog. County of Georgetown, State of WHILE THEY LAST-AM-FM" Carolina and-or the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for bedroom with washer. For potential sales ability. If you Black with white ring around South Carolina, shown and mpx. 8-track stereo in or new appliances. Britts Your Probate for Georgetown Georgetown County, South appointment, call John R. are the right person you can neck. J. B. T. in right ear. Lost designated on a map of "a under dash car tape players. Gibson Dealer, 546-3311. tfc County reserve the right to Carolina, for the purpose of accept or reject any or all bids Howard, 546-5259. tfc earn up to $200 to $300 a week at Harris Landing, in partitioning the following division of a lot in the Town of 90 day warranty, $79.98. Andrews surveyed for the FOR SALaE-6 foot showcase submitted. Bids will be to start. Annual earnings from Georgetown County around described property: Layaways accepted. Will FOR RENT-Efficiency $15,000 to $25,000 are not Dec. 20 Phone 1-928-3556. 3tc 2- estate of Esau Ravenal" by finance. 8-track stereo car with light. 6 months old. $100 opened at the office of Judge below cost. Call 546-6511. tfc of Probate noon Monday, apartment. Gentlemen only. unusual. No canvassing. 4 Samuel M. Harper, R. L. S. tape players. 90 day All that certain piece, parcel October 3,1967 as lot 2. Said lot February 10, 1975. Both Turk Wing, Charleston High­ Qualified leads furnished. or tract of land situate, lying *» warranty, $29.98. Bill's Radio way. 546-7630. tfc Must be 21 or over. Call Mr. commences at a point on Jones and Tape Service, West FOR SALE-1972 - 65 hp vehicles may be viewed at and being in Tax District Mercury outboard motor with Rodwell Pontiac & Cadillac, Burdick at 556-9232. An Equal Legal Notices Street 91 feet northeast of the Virginia Road, 546-6511. tfc FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Number 3, County of intersection of Pine Street and controls. Excellent condition. Inc., 407 St. James Street, Opportunity Employer. 8tc 2-6 trailers, Triple-A Acres Georgetown, State of South Jones Street, on the north side Phone 546-6768. 6tc2-6 Georgetown, South Carolina. Carolina, measuring and FOR SALE—Black Labrador Trailer Park. Phone Bill CITATION OF LETTERS of Pine Street, and runs thence puppies, AKC registered, The above shall be sold for CAN YOU WORK containing twenty-seven (27) FREE GROCERIES—With cash only and in as is con­ Weaver, 546-6463. tfc The State of South Carolina, along the boundary line of Jones excellent family line. Four" WITHOUT SUPERVISION acres, more or less, and now or Street north 17 degrees 15 purchase of furniture or dition without warranty. 4tc 2- We need man or woman to sell County of Georgetown BY formerly Butting and Bounding males and one female. Call FOR RENT — 2 and 3 bedroom Claudia W. Howard, PROBATE minutes east 119 feet to iron 546-8222 before 6 and 237-2200 appliances. 10 percent in 6 trailers. Call 546-5887, or 546- full line of Advertising as follows: On the North by groceries free with any JUDGE: stake, thence south 72 degrees after 6 p.m. tfc 5445 or 546-7704. tfc Specialties, Calendars and lands of Rome Pitman and Jim 45 minutes east 215 feet to an purchase excluding fair trade Gifts in the Georgetown Area. WHEREAS, Fannie Cuttino Goss; on the East by lands of FOR SALE—3 bedroom home in made suit to me to grant her iron stake; thence south 17 We manufacture storm win­ items. See Johnson's Fur­ FOR RENT-Mobile Home at Must be able to plan own time Lee Williams and Bright Ray; Maryville, living room, dining letters of Administration of the degrees 15 minutes west a dows, doors, and screens. Call niture and Appliances for room, large den and fireplace, Pawleys Island. Call 237- and work with a minimum of and on the South by lands of Estate and effects of Tommy L. distance of two hundred ten 264-5107. tfc further details. 3tcl-30 kitchen with all appliances. 2123. tfc supervision. Bright Ray; and West by lands Cuttino (210) feet, to an iron stake on May pay equity and assume 7 All accounts are protected. of W. D. MUler. the boundary line of Pine FOR SALE-1971 Ford FOR SALE—One 1974 - 16 foot percent loan. Sale price in low FOR RENT—2 bedroom mobile Repeat orders are protected. THESE ARE THEREFORE, ROSEN AND ROSEN bass boat; 1974 - 50 foot to cite and admonish all and Street; thence north 72 degrees Econoline Window Van. $1300. 20's. Call James W. Smith home, furnished. Call 546- High Commissions payable Georgetown, S.C. 45 minutes west a distance of 96 Call 546-3123. tfc Johnson, power-tilt, stick Real Estate, 237-4246. 2tcl-30 5311. tfc when orders are passed for singular the Kindred and January 9, 1975 steering; speedometer, Creditors of the said Tommy L. feet along the boundary line of credit. Pine Street to an iron stake; FOR SALE — N. Santee River, unique removable fiberglass FOR RENT — Large, com­ Cuttino deceased, that they be The Advertising Specialty Line BYs-Meyer Rosen thence north 17 degrees 15 13 miles from Georgetown, 70 top; completely watertight; fortable bedroom. Private and appear before me, in the is the most extensive in the Attorneys for Plaintiff minutes east a distance of 91 acres. Approximately 2000 ft. duck and camping boat in entrance, private bath. Court of Probate, to be held at FOR RENT Industry. Calendars are 3tc 1-28 feet to an iron stake; thence on river, 40 acres cleared. winter; fishing and ski boat in Gentlemen only. Call 546-4290. Georgetown, S.C, on February manufactured at our Red Oak north 72 degrees 45 minutes Financing available, Pawleys summer. Nothing like it. Will FOR RENT — Mobile home lot Plant. 4, 1975, Next, after publication haggle. CaU 546-8574 from 9 FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house. hereof, at 11 o'clock in the NOTICE TO West a distance of 109 feet to the Island Realty Co., 237-2431. tfc on paved street located at 322 Write Bob McKenzie, Sales CREDITORS A.M. - 5 P.M. and 237-4769 at Central heat and air con­ forenoon, to show cause, if any point of beginning, and butting Nu-Shell St. Ask for Alex B. Cox. Manager, The Thos. D. AU persons indebted to the and bounding as foUows: north­ FOR SALE—6 acres, located nighty tfc Call 546-4245. tfc ditioning. Call 546-7622. tfc Murphy Company, 110 So. they have, why the said Ad­ at Six Mile Crossing, $9,000. ministration should not be Estate of James E. Fulton, late east on lands of Weaver; south­ Second Street, Red Oak, Iowa of Georgetown County, S.C, east on lands of Benjamin Call 546-4911. 12tc 2-13 FOR SALE-Solid Cherry FOR RENT-Two bedroom FOR RENT—3 bedroom mobile granted. 51566. 2tp 1-30 will please make payment to the Brown; southwest on Pine Round Table with four Cap­ house, one bath. Contact home. Reference required. GIVEN under my hand, this Ears Pierced Free with pur­ tain's Chairs, $150. Also, three undersigned, and all persons Street and lot 1 as shown on the Bruce Swinnie. Thrift In­ Call 546-5581 after 5 p.m. tfc BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— 16 day of January chase of ear piercing studs. cushioned loose pillow sofa, surance Agency, Phone 264- having claims against the said above mentioned map; north­ fastest growing tire company Anno Domini 1975 Estate will please present the west on Jones Street and lot 1 as Irving's, 546-5614. tfc 84", in quilted green floral 5263. 9tc2-6 FOR RENT—3 bedroom house Claudia W. Howard, Probate fabric, $50. Call 237-2426, in the nation is expanding. same duly verified to the un­ shown on said map. All of which FOR SALE-3 lots, Hagley available February 1. Dealers wanted. Minimum Judge. wiU more fully appear by North Litchfield. 3tc 1-30 FOR RENT — several nice dersigned, c-o Cecil W. Estates. Call 546-6765 after 3 Reference required. Call 546- investment. Double your Georgetown County, South reference to said map hereby apartments on ocean front. Schneider, Attorney, P.O. . p.m. tfc 5581 after 5 p.m. tfc present tire profit. For in­ Carolina made by reference a part and FREE GROCERIES—With Pawleys Island Realty Co., Box 662, Georgetown, S.C. formation call collect Wed. 2tc 1-28 parcel hereof. purchase of furniture or 237-4257. tfc FOR RENT—Five Bedroom 29440 FOR SALE — 27' houseboat appliances. 10 per cent in House, Living Room, Dining and Thurs., January 29 and 30, KATIE J. FULTON, with 65 hp motor. Call 546- CITATION OF LETTERS groceries free with any Room, Den and Carport. 803-747-9765 Ask for Mr. Executrix TERMS OF SALE: Cash. 6768. 8tc 2-6 FOR RENT—Two and three Campbell or Mr. Fogel. ltc 1- The State of South Carolina, purchase excluding fair trade bedroom air conditioned Central Heat and Air. Newly Georgetown, S.C. The successful bidder at said renovated, carpeted. Call 546- 28 COUNTY OF Georgetown BY FOR SALE — Four (4) choice items. See Johnson's Fur­ trailers. Winyah Mobile January 17, 1975 sale shall deposit ten per cent of niture and Appliances for 5417. • tfc Claudia W. Howard, PROBATE cemetery lots - St. Mathews "Homes, Fogel St., WANTED—Experienced JUDGE: 3TC2-4 his bid, and fully comply with further details. 3tc 1-30 said bid in not more than thirty Garden, Penny Royal. Asking Georgetown. Concrete patios mobile home driver and WHEREAS, Alfonzo Den­ NOTICE OF DISCHARGE $600.00. Contact John A. and water furnished. See FOR RENT—Large trailer serviceman. Good working (30) days from date of sale. The FOR SALE—72 Ninety-eight space for rent, private drive nison and Larry Dennison made NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tuten, 1119 Buena Vista Blvd., manager, CD. Marsh, 546- conditions, 40 hour week. CaU deposit shall apply on the total Oldsmobile, 44,000 jiles, $2700. South Causeway, Pawleys suit to me to grant Rena B. that the undersigned wiU make bid, should the purchaser Panama City, Fla. 32401. 6tc 2- Callafter5:00p.m.,264- 5943, or call collect, Mr. or 546-7110. tfc Island.Phone 237-4482. tfc Green Letters of Ad­ a final accounting of the ad­ comply within thirty days from 4 3tp2-4 Mrs. B.A. Graham, 659-2994, ministration of the Estate and ministration to the estate of Turbeville. tfc date of sale, but shall be for­ effects of Essie Lewis Lizzie T. Long, and apply to the feited in liquidated damages in Sewing Machine FOR RENT—2 and 3 bedroom HOME FOR SALE—by owner— trailers, and free tank of gas Miscellaneous THESE ARE THEREFORE, Probate Court for a final the event he fails to comply, and 1974Zig-Zag 4 bedrooms, 2034 sq. ft. living FOR RENT—Spacious MobUe with first month's rent. Call to cite and admonish all and discharge as Administratrix of applied on cost incident to a Makes button holes, area—plus extras. Phone Home Lot with concrete 546-5391. tfc singular the Kindred and said estate on January 28, 1975 subsequent sale. 546-8316 after 5:00 p.m. tfc monograms, darns, mends, patios. Call 546-5311. tfc HOUSE WANTED — Need 3 Creditors of the said Essie at 11:00. Georgetown, S.C. etc. Assume Five payments of bedroom house in MaryviUe. Lewis deceased, that they be Ada Bruorton January 2, 1975 FOR SALE—German Shepherd FOR RENT—Trailers: Lights, and appear before me, in the $8.00. tfc FOR RENT-12' x 60' furnished Must be in good condition, Administratrix puppies, females only. Call Water, Air Conditioner fur­ Court of Probate, to be held at s-John P. Hazzard, IV trailer at Pawleys Island, two priced in low to middle 20's. Estate of Lizzie T. Long Master in Equity for 546-4607. 2tcl-30 bedrooms with washer. $165 a nished. Ringle Heights. CaU Georgetown, South Carolina on 546-9409. tfc Pawleys Island Realty Co., c-o David H. Maring Georgetown County, South Johnny's Cabinet FOR SALE—North Litch­ month, year-round rental. Tuesday, February 4, 1975, P.O. Box 806 237-2431. tfc Next, after publication hereof, Carolina Shop field Beach, 4 bedroom Call 787-1575 in Columbia or Georgetown, S.C. 29440 year-round house, 3 blocks 546-3795 after 5:00 p.m. tfc at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to 1-28 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kitchen Cabinets from the beach. M. P. Ferris show cause, if any they have, SEPTIC TANKS Home Remodeling NOTICE is hereby given that Built-ins Agency, 705 Front St. P. O. why the said Administration Trespass Notice INSTALLED all persons holding claims Vanities and Box 537, Georgetown, S. C. GUERRYS SEWING Redecorating should not be granted. Notice is hereby given that all against the Estate of Alvin What Nots Phone- 546-5015. SERVICE Health Dept. Approved GIVEN under my hand, this persons are forbidden to enter, George Lewis, late of To Your Reasonable Prices Superior Workmanship 9th day of January hunt, shoot, fish, allow dogs to Georgetown County, South Singer Authorized Dealer Anno Domini 1975 run at large, or in any manner Specifications WHY WAIT FOR - R.C. Morris Jack Wray Carolina, deceased, are hereby Office 2114 Prince Street Claudia W. Howard, Probate trespass upon the lands known required to present the same, 234-3610 West Andrews Phone 546-4786 546-4339 • SEPTIC TANK Judge. as The R. D. Garrison Estate in duly attested, and aU persons Home Call 546-7279 Georgetown County, South Georgetown County, S.C. These indebted to said Estate are 546-4400 TROUBLE? Be your own boss in a fast Carolina lands have been duly posted hereby required to make tfc FOR SALE growing retail business. 2tcl-28 according to the law and payment thereof, to the un­ FOR SALE-Brick veneer violators wiU be prosecuted to Get Roebic K-37 and K-57 house with Living room, Firestone Tire & Rubber dersigned at the office of each year. It really works. Store Building on Front Company has several the full extent of the law. GRIMES, HINDS & COWAN, FOR SALE — Brick Veneer dining room, kitchen, with Street in high traffic area. K-77 kill roots. Full money fireplace; 4 bedrooms, two franchises available now. Fine Tuning Voicing Sadie W. Garrison, owner 604 Front Street, Georgetown, house near the hospital with back guarantee. M.P. Ferris Agency If you have automotive or South Carolina. baths, central heat A-C; 546-5015 living room, dining room, 3 chain store retailing ex­ PIANO TUNING LILLIE MAE LEWIS, Ad­ bedroomsai'z baths, kitchen large screened back porch and two car garage. Large lot in Country Club perience, don't overlook this ministratrix of the Estate of with built-ins, large family Lawrimore & Seitter Repairs Adjustment* Classified Ads Located in hospital area Estates on Golf Course. outstanding opportunity to Alvin George Lewis, deceased. room, central heating and M.P. Ferris Agency be your own retailer selling Phone: John E. Wray Rowell Hardware 546-4786 Bring Results Georgetown, S.C. air conditioning. House in M.P. Ferris Agency 546-5015 the finest quality line of tires January 16,1975 3tc2-4 excellent condition and weU 546.5015 and automotive items in the kept yard. industry. We Specialize In FOR SALE—Asbestos siding 'JIM HAS JUST Minimum investment L. H. Bakhis Ph. 546-3874 FOR SALE — Brick veneer house. Located behind SERVICE RECEIVED A 1975 $25,000. Remodeling & house on South Bay Street. hospital with 3 bedrooms, 2 MODEL MOBILE Cabinet Making Living room with fireplace, We service all makes of baths, living room with refrigerators, freezers, HOME AND WILL CaU or write us for the Home Service & Repair dining room, wall to wall SELL IT TO YOU FOR "No Job Too Big or Too Small" fireplace, dining room, washers, ranges, dryers, etc. complete story on the carpet, large family room kitchen, and large family £NLY_$jJ2& Firestone business fran­ 604 Highmarket with fireplace, built in desk room. Central heat and air WE SELL PARTS Come by or call chise. FREE ESTIMATES and book cases, kitchen and Georgetown cond. 2 carenclosed garage. FOR ALL MAKES Kenneth Lee, Territory breakfast area, 2 large Large storage area and JIM MADISON Manager Call bedrooms & 2 baths, back workshop. Well landscaped Mobile Home Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 264-8457 General Repairs Additions screen oorch and double yard. For appt. call M. P. BRITT'S DISCOUNT P.O. Box 721 carport on large landscaped Ferris Agency 705 Front St., APPLIANCE Brokers Kingstree, S.C. 29556 From 6 P.M. til 10 P.M. Beach Home Maintenance lot. ExceUent buy. M. P. 546-5015. 2212 Highmarket Street, 803-354-7827 Ferris Agency 546-5015 128 S. Fraser Plumbing Electrical Carpentry 54M311 ltc 1-28 Lamar Owensw2_13 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 11 pubUcation; to waive any informalities or to NOTICE OF SALE That a certified copy of this reject any or aU bids. Pursuant to Decree of the Order, and the Summons and No Bidder may withdraw his Court of Common Pleas for — Obituaries — Legal Notices Complaint, shall be served upon bid within 30 days after the Georgetown County, South , the defendant, personally if actual date of the opening Carolina, in the case of Aiken- practicable, wherever found, if Crawford. He had Uved in PUBLIC NOTICE SNOW MILL thereof. Speir, Inc., Plaintiff, -vs- Mae Funeral services were con-" the location of the defendant 2tc2-4 BeUe K. Giegerich, Defendant, I Elizabeth Ford Andrews since 1946 and was a ducted Saturday, January 25, in A Democratic Party Primary Lena Mae Lesane, Mattie crane operator at International Mae Brown, Daniel GUes. becomes known to the plaintiff's wtil seU at auction, in front of the First Presbyterian Church Election will be held in attorney before a final decree of Died Thursday Paper Company until ill health Georgetown County February 4, Voting Place, Isiah GUes NOTICE OF SALE the Court House in the City of in Nyack with burial following foreclosure is entered in ths IN THE DISTRICT COURT Georgetown, County of forced his retirement. Mr. in the Oak HiU Cemetery there. 1975 at the voting precincts Store. Crawford was a member of the action; and that a copy of this OF THE UNITED STATES Georgetown, South Carolina, In Hospital Mr. Chandler was born in fixed by law in the aforesaid WINYAH BAY Church of God. Order shall be served upon the FOR THE DISTRICT OF during the regular hours of sale Swainsboro, Ga., on September county, to nominate a candidate Gertrude Y. Brown, Sadie Miss Elizabeth C. Ford died Surviving are: his widow, Hale, Ann Griffiths. person or persons in possession SOUTH CAROLINA on the 3rd day of March, 1975, to 21, 1915, a son of the late for state senator to fill the or charge of the property, if early Thursday morning in the Mrs. OUie Neal Crawford of the unexpired term of James B. Voting Place, Ben & Sadie CHARLESTON DIVISION the highest bidder or bidders for William Ross and Mrs. Harriett any; and UNITED STATES OF cash the following described Georgetown County Memorial home; two sons, Earl Crawford FH wards Hayes Store. Hospital. She had been in Small Chandler of GreeleyvUle. Upon failure of the said AMERICA property: of Andrews and Jack G. He moved to Nyack, N.Y. The polls shall be opened at YAUHANNAH declining health for the past Crawford of California, defendant to appear or plead to Plaintiff, twelve years ago where he was such voting places as shall be L.H. Ellis, L.J. Young, Nina All that certain piece, parcel, year and critically ill for Missouri; a daughter, Mrs. the complaint within the time vs. produce manager in a retail designated at 8 A.M. and close C. Young. or lot of land, with im­ several weeks. Shirley C. Freeman of Grove allowed, the Court will proceed WOODROW L. GRIER grocery until ill health forced at 7 P.M. Voting Place, Leroy Young's provements thereon, situate, City, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Irene to a hearing and adjudication of BETTY B. GRIER, Funeral services were Friday his retirement in early 1974. Mr. The following managers have Store. lying and being near the City of afternoon at four o'clock in C. Bramblett of Tallahassee, this caiue in the same manner Defendants Chandler was a World War II been appointed to hold the GEORGETOWN COUNTY Georgetown, in the County of Duncan Memorial United Fla.; eleven grandchildren and DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE as if personal service had been CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1644 Georgetown, State of South Veteran who had entered active Democratic Primary Election effected within the State of Methodist Church. Officiating four great-grandchildren. service with the Kingstree Unit at the various precincts in COMMITTEE Under authority and direction Carolina, and being more fully was the Rev. Thomas C. Shuler O.M. Higgins South Carolina, subject to the of DECREE OF shown and designated as Lot 12, of the S.C. National Guard. He Georgetown County. provisions of 28 U.S.C. 1655. and the Rev. George R. Cannon. served in the Invasion of North ANDREWS Chairman FORECLOSURE AND SALE in Block J, Whites Creek Sub­ Burial was in Elmwood Funeral Services BARRY PRICE Sol Blatt, Jr. the above action, fUed January division, as shown on a plat of Africa and the Italians Cam­ Bobby L. Johnson, LucUe B. Cemetery under the direction of paigns. Wilson, Eda Phel Rogerson, Secretary UNITED STATES DISTRICT 8, 1975, I wiU offer for sale at Whites Creek Subdivision, by the Mayer Funeral Home. JUDGE public auction before the Robert E. Collingwood, Jr., Held ASaturday Surviving are: three W.G. McKnight, Sampson A. 2tc2-4 Miss Ford was born in Charleston, South Carolina Courthouse door of the Registered Surveyor, dated brothers, Wilbur R. Chandler Hughes, Beulah M. Thompson. Georgetown, a daughter of the December 19, 1974 Georgetown County Court­ March 28,1973. Said lot has the and J. Stuart Chandler of Voting Place, Town Hall. ORDER late Charles LaHue and Mrs. For Mrs. Morse ON MOTION OF: house, Georgetown, South following boundaries and Georgetown and Harold BETHEL STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Loula Wiggins Ford. She had JOHN K. GRISSO Carolina, Eleven O'clock A.M., measurements: MURRELL'S INLET - Mrs. Chandler of GreeleyvUle; six To be announced later. COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN spent her entire life in United States Attorney Friday, March 7, 1975 the Hannah Mae Wesley Morse, age sisters, Mrs. W.F. James and Voting Place, Bethel Com­ IN THE FAMILY COURT Bounded on the West by Pee Georgetown where she was Richard E. Eddy, By: Joel W. Collins, Jr. following described property: Dee Road whereon it measures 77, widow of George Eason Mrs. John L. Ripley, both of munity Center. associated with C. L. Ford and Morse, died Friday at a Myrtle Plaintiff, Assistant United States At­ AU that certain piece, parcel for a distance of 88.4 feet; Charleston, Mrs. Charles S. BLACK RIVER Sons' Grocery and Hardware Beach nursing home following vs: torney or lot of land situate, lying and bounded on the South by Lot 13, Lesesne of GreeleyvUle, Mrs. Ella Johnson, James Gibson, Company in the Accounting an extended illness. Diane Elizabeth Eddy, Attorneys for Plaintiff being in Tax District Number Block J, whereon it measures Carl S. Gilliam of Orangeburg, Clarence Martin, Debbie Department for many years. Funeral services were held Mrs. A.J. Worley of Fair Bluff, Martin. Defendant. 6tc2-4 Three (3), Georgetown County, 150.0 feet; bounded on the East Miss Ford was a member of the Plaintiff having filed a South Carolina, known and by Lot 5, Block J, whereon it Saturday from the Belin N.C, and Mrs. B.O. FretweU of Voting Place,Cooper's House. SUMMONS Duncan Memorial United Memorial United Methodist Newberry. Complaint in the above entitled STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA designated as Lot Number Two measures 80.0 feet; and Methodist Church and was BROWNS FERRY (2) as shown on a plat of a bounded on the North by Lot 11, Church. Burial foUowed in the John H. Vereen, Elnora Cox, action and it appearing that COUNTY OF HORRY serving as leader of the Mary personal service of process of subdivision prepared for L.W. Block J, as shown on said plat church cemetery, directed by Elston Johnson, Moses Vereen, IN THE COURT OF COMMON Watson Circle of the United Goldfinch Funeral Home. Causey W. Archer defendant cannot be had within Paul by S.D. Cox, Surveyors, whereon it measures for a Methodist Women. She had Frank PhiUips, Ruther GUes. PLEAS Mrs. Morse was born at the State, it is therefore on Inc., dated March 25, 1971, distance of 150.0 feet. served on the Administrative Voting Place, Browns Ferry Jo Ann B. Holcomb and Staten Island, N.Y., a daughter MOTION OF David H. revised June 10, 1971, and TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Board of her Church for a Of Pawleys Island School Land Lubber Lodge, Inc., of the late Paul Herbert and Maring, attorney for Plaintiff, recorded in the Office of the Unless the plaintiff becomes the number of Terms, and had CARVERSBAY Plaintiffs, Hannah Matthews Wesley. She ORDERED that the notice of Clerk of Court for Georgetown purchaser, the successful served as Treasurer of the Died Thursday W.E. Elliott, Benny K. Elliott, vs. County in Plat Book W at page was a member of the BeUn Baylis Elliott. this Order and the Summons in William E. DeLoach, III, bidder at said sale wiU be United Methodist Women. She PAWLEYS ISLAND-Causey 31, meanuring and containing required to deposit immediately Memorial United Methodist Voting Place, Voting Shed at this action shall be published in Helen H. DeLoach and Merritt was a member of the Winyah Wallace Archer, 55, died Thurs­ in front on U.S. Highway with said Master an amount Church. Daniel Goude's. the Georgetown Times, a R. Holcomb. Garden Club. day morning in the Ocean View Number 701 one hundred equal to five per cent of his bid Surviving are two sons: CHOPPEE weekly newspaper printed at Defendants. Surviving are: two sisters, Memorial Hospital in Myrtle twenty-two (122) feet, and on its in cash, certified or cashier's Julian N. Morse, Jacksonville, Margaret Pittman, Lillie Georgetown, South Carolina, TO THE DEFENDANTS Mrs. Francis A. (Ida) BeU and Beach. He had been sick for rear or opposite line one hun­ check, to be appUed on said bid, Fla.; Clarence H. Morse, Vereen, Mary E. James. for at least three (3) successive ABOVE NAMED: Mrs. Richard (Cleo) Kaminski, several weeks but his death was weeks dred forty-seven (147) feet and and if such deposit is not made, Murrell's Inlet. Three Voting Place, Choppee YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ extending back in depth a both of Georgetown; and a unexpected. Betty L. Williams the Master will resell said daughters: Mrs. Eula Jean ' Community Center. MONED and required to an­ distance of two hundred number of nephews and nieces. Morse, Murrells Inlet; Mrs. Clerk of Court property on the same sales day Archer served a number of FOLLY GROVE swer the Complaint in this seventy-five (275) feet, more or J.D. (Marjorie) Rogers and Georgetown County, S.C. or some subsequent sales day as years as Fire Chief of the To be announced later. action, of which a copy is less, on its Northeastern side Mrs. G.H. (Pat) Lokey, Myrtle Midway Volunteer Fire Georgetown, S.C. herewith served upon you, and may appear advantageous. In Funeral IServices Voting Place, Folly Grove Une, and a distance of two case the successful bidder Beach. Four sisters: Mrs. Ruth Department of Pawleys Island. Community Center. January 15,1975 3tc 2-4 to serve a copy of your Answer hundred thirty-eight (238) feet, W. Timmons, Columbia; Mrs. to the said Complaint on the should fail to comply with his Today For Funeral services were GEORGETOWN NO. 1 more or less on its Southwestern bid by payment of the balance Jean W. Dusenbury, Myrtle To be announced later. SUMMONS subscribers at their office, 604 side line, and Butting and Beach; Mrs. Alice W. BeviU, Saturday morning at eleven STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Front Street, Georgetown, of the purchase price after the o'clock in the Chapel of the Voting Place, Winyah High Bounding as foUows: To the acceptance of his bid, his Samuel Cannon Hemingway; Mrs. June W. School Old Gymnasium. COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN South Carolina, with (20) Northeast on Lot Number Three ElUott, MurreU's Inlet. Twenty Mayer Funeral Home in IN THE FAMILY COURT days after the service deposit shall be forfeited and Earl Samuel Cannon, 53, died Georgetown. Officiating was GEORGETOWN NO. 2 (3); to the Southeast on the property resold on some in a local hospital Sunday. one grandchildren and sixteen Ida B. Singleton, Carrie Lee Richard E. Eddy, hereof, exclusive of the day of the Rev. Dr. James E. Graham. property of the Estate of Henry subsequent sales day without The funeral will be at 11 A.M. great grands. *> Sable, Margarie Thomas. Plaintiff, such service; and if you fail to Ellis; to the Southwest on Lot Burial followed in the Pawleys further Order of the Court. Tuesday in Calvary Original Island Presbyterian Church­ Voting Place, Elks Club - G vs: answer the Complaint within Number One (1); and to the Diane Elizabeth Eddy, the time aforesaid, the Plain­ Deficiency judgment being Free Will Baptist Church.Burial Mr. Padgett, yard. Ave. Northwest on U.S. Highway specifically waived, the bidding Defendant. tiffs in this action wiU apply to will be in Penny Royal Mr. Archer was born in GEORGETOWN NO. 3 Number 701; aU of which will shall be final on the date of sale. Memorial Gardens under the Frank Smith, Dan Mem­ TO THE ABOVE NAMED the Court for the relief more fully and at large appear Former Resident Savannah, Ga.on July 23,1919, a DEFENDANT: demanded in the Complaint. John P. Hazzard, IV direction of the Mayer Funeral son of the late Charles Walter minger, Vera Memminger, by reference to the Home. Louise C. Smith, Annie S. King. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM­ GRIMES, HINDS & COWAN aforementioned plat which is Master in Equity, and Mrs. Arlie Jean Whipple MONED AND REQUIRED to hereby made, pro tanto, a part Georgetown County Mr. Cannon was born in Dies In Virginia Archer. He had lived in the Voting Place, New Fire Hall, Attorneys for Plaintiffs Conway, a son of the late Silas Prince Street. Answer the Complaint in this By Douglas L. Hinds and parcel hereof. 3tc 2-11 JACKSONBORO-Graham Pawleys Island Community Action, a copy of which is fUed Samuel and Mrs. Effie since 1946 and was owner- GEORGETOWN NO. 4 Georgetown, S.C. Lawrimore Cannon. He had Duncan Padgett, 64, died in the office of the Clerk of Court January 14, 1975 Being the identical property Friday at his residence in manager of the Litchfield Harry H. Cotton, Swanfield conveyed to Woodrow L. Grier lived in Georgetown for many Cowan, Winston Altman. for Georgetown County and Covington. Va. PhiUips 66 Service Station. Mr. which is herewith served upon and Betty B. Grier by deed of years where he was employed Archer was a Veteran of World Voting Place, Armory. TO THE ABSENT DEFEN­ at International Paper Com­ The funeral was 2 p.m. you by publication, and to serve W.T. Johnson, Jr., dated Sep­ Sunday at the First War II and had served in the GEORGETOWN NO. 5 DANT: MERRITT R. tember 16,1971 and recorded in pany until he retired. He was a Edna Mae Strickland, Ger­ a copy of your Answer to said HOLCOMB: Presbyterian Church in European Theatre of Complaint upon the subscriber the office of the Clerk of Court veteran. He attended the Operations. trude Ackerman, Dorothy YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Calvary Original Free WiU Covington. Committal services at his office at 104 Screven for Georgetown County, S.C. in were 2 p.m. Monday at Surviving are: his widow, Thompson, Lamar Bunn, NOTICE that the Complaint in Deed Book 100, at Page 235. Baptist Church. Street, Georgetown, South this action, together with the Jacksonboro Cemetery, Mrs. NeU McCants Archer of Charleslena H. Buttone, H.F. Plaintiff not having af­ Surviving are: his widow, Carolina, within twenty (20) Summons, of which the above is directed by Fred Parke. the home; a son, C. W. Archer, Knox. firmatively sought a deficiency Mrs. Arthurleen Hard wick days of service hereof upon you, a copy, was filed in the office of Funeral Home. Jr. of Pawleys Island; two Voting Place, Maryville judgment, the bidding will not Cannon of Georgetown; a exclusive of the day of such the Clerk of Court for Horry Mr. Padgett was born in daughters, Mrs. Sandra A. Ditto School. stay open for the customary daughter, Mrs. Shirley Dean C. service; and should you fail to County, in the State aforesaid, Colleton County, a son of the of Pawleys Island and Miss GEORGETOWN NO. 6 thirty (30) days following the Wilson of Georgetown; three Answer said Complaint within on the 15th day of January, late Josiah MUUgan Padgett AUce Kaye Archer of the United Blondell Knox, Georgia sale. Sale shall require the sons, Jimmie Earl Cannon, the time aforesaid, the plaintiff A.D., 1975. and Mrs. Ruth Buckner States Army, stationed in Carson, Eli Barber. herein will apply to the Court highest bidder, other than the Wend all Arthur Cannon, and Voting Place, 134 South GRIMES, HINDS & COWAN Padgett. He was a mechanical Columbia; a brother, L. E. for the reUef demanded in the plaintiff, to make a cash deposit Francis Christopher Cannon, all engineer for Westvaco. He was Archer of Darien Ga.; two Fraser (Old Shokes Barber Complaint. Attorneys for Plaintiffs of five percent (5 percent) of the of Georgetown; four sisters, Shop) By Douglas L. Hinds a Clemson University graduate. sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth A. bid as earnest money and as Mrs. Elwood C. Morrow and He was a veteran. He was a Freymuth and Mrs. Delia A. GEORGETOWN NO. 7 DATED at Georgetown, South Georgetown, S.C. evidence of good faith. If the Mrs. Sadie C. Cooper , both of Joyce Ford, Ella Mae Carolina, this 15th day of January 15,1975 3tc2-4 member of the First Shepard, both of Savannah, plaintiff is the successful bidder Georgetown, Mrs. Gladys C. Presbyterian Church in Ga.; and five grandchildren. Graham, Rosa Lee Dozier. January, 1975. at the sale, the amount due on Smith of BennettsviUe, and Voting Place, Blanch's DAVID H. MARING CITATION OF LETTERS Covington where he was a its mortgage may be used as the Mrs. Macy C. Martin of Aynor; former deacon. Grocery - Hawkins St. Plaintiff's Attorney THE STATE OF SOUTH equivalent of cash. Should the and four grandchildren. GRIERS _^^^^ 3tc2-4 CAROLINA, person making the highest bid Surviving are: his widow, COURTHOUSE SQUARES Joe Rice, Coid Aklin, Martha COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN at the sale faU to comply with Mrs. Frances Pow Padgett of NOTICE p s Aklin, Esterlean Weaver. BY CLAUDIA W. HOWARD, the terms of his bid by ^^Mfc^l Mr. Crawford Covington and formerly of IN THE DISTRICT COURT REMEMBER THE GOOD Voting Place, Joe Rice's PROBATE JUDGE: depositing the said five percent Georgetown, a son Graham D. OF THE UNITED STATES OLD PAYS WHEN WOMEN­ Store. WHEREAS, Herbert E. (5 percent) in cash, then the Dies Suddenly Padgett Jr . of Richmond, Va.; FOR THE DISTRICT OF Mercer made suit to me grant FOLKS HAD A FAMILY KENSINGTON premises shaU be resold at such a daughter, Mrs. Frances BUDGET- AN' STAYED To be announced later. SOUTH CAROLINA him Letters of Administration bidder's risk on the same sales Partridge of Wilmington, N.C; CHARLESTON DIVISION of the Estate and effects of RARE RABBIT-A 13-foot-tall Thursday Morning WITH IT WITHOUT ^ Voting Place, Kensington date, or some subsequent date, a brother, Eugene Padgett of STARVING P _-/j^ School. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1431 Sarah P. Mercer as the seUing officer may find rabbit is a rare sight. It took 10 ANDREWS—Medie Mary­ Cottagesville; three sisters, MYERSVILLE ORDER TO APPEAR OR THESE ARE THEREFORE, convenient and advantageous. industrious youngsters 3 hours land Crawford, 65, died Mrs. W.L. Gill of Moncks Audrey Green, Zonith Green, PLEAD to cite and admonish all and Should the last and highest to build this one from snow. suddenly Thursday morning at Corner, Mrs. C. A. Ogletree of Minnie Green. UNITED STATES OF singular the Kindred and bidder fail to comply with the Matt Knott put the finishing his residence. He had been in Beaufort and Mrs. Jack Haynes touches on the sculpture, which Voting Place, St. Paul Church AMERICA, Creditors of the said Sarah P. terms of his bid within ten (10) decUning health for several of JacksonviUe, Fla.; three mag* stands on the front lawn of his Annex. Plaintiff, Mercer deceased, that they be days of the final acceptance of years and seriously ill for grandchildren. v. and appear before me, in the home in Elgin, IU. MURRELLS INLET his bid, then the selling officer several weeks. WILLIE J. KNOWLIN, Court of Probate, to be held at r r • Essie Mae Tucker, Isiodora shall readvertise and reseU the Funeral services were Mr. Chandler Singleton, Hattie Tucker, W.C. GERTRUDE D. KNOWLIN, Georgetown, S.C. on Tuesday, property on the same terms and Sunday afternoon at two o'clock Hall. and PERSONAL THRIFT February 11, 1975 Next, after at the bidder's risk on a sub­ ...Goodstein in the Andrews Chapel, Mayer PLAN, INC., pubUcation hereof, at 11 o'clock sequent salesday. Funeral Home. Officiating was Dies, Has Ttvo Voting Place, Masonic in the forenoon, to show cause, Temple. Defendants CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the Rev. Robert Ward. Burial This matter is before the if any they have, why the said J. ELLIOTT WILLIAMS, followed in the Andrews PAWLEYS ISLAND of the House of Represen­ Court on motion of the plaintiff Administration should not be UNITED STATES MARSHAL. Memorial Cemetery. Brothers Here P^w^^~-~- Mrs. Eileen S. Ortiz, Faye granted. 4tc 2-18 tatives" made him better Marlowe, C. Robert Dingle, for an Order directing the ab­ Mr. Crawford was born in WiUiam Watson Chandler, 59, sent defendant, Willie J. GIVEN under my hand, this known than his opponents. formerly of GreeleyvUle died Henry Deer. Goodstein plans to continue Greensboro, Fla., on August 16, Voting Place. Parrish House. Knowlin, to appear or plead as 21st day of January 1909, a son of the late James January 21 in the Nyack, N.Y. is authorized by the provisions NOTICE his campaign procedure before City Hospital. PENNYROYAL Anno Domini 1975 Elbert and Mrs. Lela McCelpin of 28 U.S.C. 1655. I wiU not be responsible for the run-off, spending much of Miss Elma Harrelson, Mr. Claudia W. Howard, Probate Judge any debts other than those I his time in Georgetown County. Olin Harrelson. This is an action to foreclose a make personaUy. He also hopes for a better voter 11 Georgetown County, S.C. Voting Place, Ernest mortgage on real property James Richardson turn-out for the run-off election. situate in Georgetown County, 2tc2-4 Harrelson's Tobacco Barn. 8tpS.ll "I think there was a low turn­ SPECIAL SALE PLANTERSVILLE South Carolina, as is more fully described in the complaint on ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS out in the primary," he said, To be announced later. Sealed proposals will be "because of the candidates Voting Place, Lodge Hall. file in the office of the Clerk of this Court. received by O.M. Higgins, CITATION OF LETTERS running; that is, they were all PLEASANT HILL Mayor, City of Georgetown, from Charleston County. But Two 1974 70' Madrids by Tidwell. Thomas Mention, Annette B. It appears from this affidavit THE STATE OF SOUTH South Carolina, at the City HaU, CAROLINA, I'm no less interested in Thompson, Margarette A. of plaintiff's attorney that the Georgetown County." Georgetown, South Carolina COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Both have Spanish Decor. 3 Bedrooms Owens, Virginia King. defendant formerly resided at Goodstein added that the until 2:00 p.m., E.S.T., BY Claudia W. Howard, Voting Place, Pleasant Hill Route 1, Box 345C, Georgetown, people of both Georgetown and February 13, 1975 and at that PROBATE JUDGE: School. South Carolina, in this District, Charleston Counties elect five with 2 full Baths. Total Electric, Carpeted time will be pubUcly opened and WHEREAS, David W. Gor­ POTATO BED FERRY but this is no longer the address state senators, giving them a read for the construction of don, Jr. made suit to me grant To be announced later. of the defendant, whose current large voting voice in the senate, Municipal Boat Landing. W. David Porter Letters of throughout, woodbeam mirrored ceiling. Voting Place, Linwood address is unknown to the af­ and that the person elected for The project consists of the Administration of the Estate Brown's Store. fiant and said defendant cannot the seat will be representing following estimated quantities: and effects of Jessie Coward $ $ be located and served within the both counties. SAMPIT State of South Carolina, making 9,500 S.F. Steel Sheet Piling Gordon Sug. Retail 9599 Our Price 8599 Albirthaw Greene, "Georgetown County is personal service impracticable. 1,600 L.F. Timber Piles THESE ARE THEREFORE, Marguerite Greene, B.B. Smith, fortunate to have such an able, 150 L.F. Steel -H Piles to cite and admonish aU and David W. Porter. Accordingly, as is authorized local representative in Senator 300 C.Y. Reinforced Concrete, singular the Kindred and by the provisions of 28 U.S.C. Bill Doar," Goodstein con­ Voting Place, B.B. Smith's formed Creditors of the said Jessie 1655, it is cluded, "and I would like to go Store. 20 C.Y. Non-Reinforced Coward Gordon deceased, that ORDERED to Columbia to work with him on 10% Down - 12 year Bank Financing SANTEE Concrete, formed they be and appear before me, That the defendant, WUUe J. the issues that are important to PrisciUa Edwards, Yvonne 500 L.F. Handrail in the Court of Probate, to be Knowlin, be served • by the people of this area." Grayson, Anne Lee Wright, publication of this Order once a 14,000 Lbs. Structural Steel held at Georgetown, South Matthew L. Wright. week for six consecutive weeks Plans and Specifications will Carolina on February 11th, 1975 Voting Place, Mt. Zion in THE GEORGETOWN be on fUe in the City HaU, Next, after pubUcation hereof, t he Old Itoityv %mtts DAV-CO Church Annex. TIMES, a newspaper published Georgetown, South Carolina; at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to SPRING BRANCH in this District and having a the Associated General Con­ snow cause, if any they have, To be announced later. general circulation in the tractors and F.W. Dodge offices why the said Administration Voting Place, R.B. Newton county where the mortgaged in Charlotte, N.C, Columbia should not be granted. Mobile Homes Voting Shed. property is situate. and Charleston, S.C; and the GIVEN under my hand, this SPRING GULLEY That the defendant, Willie J. offices of Henningson, Durham 22nd day of January in a Mobile 2806 Highmarket St. Sadie Garrison, Sudie Har­ Knowlin, appear or plead to the & Richardson, Inc., Consulting Anno Domini 1975 dee, Sue Garrison. complaint on fUe in this action Engineer, 6230 Fairview Road, Claudia W. Howard, Probate "They say every dog thinks Voting Place, Hardee's Bar- within twenty (20) days from Charlotte, North Carolina. Judge. his master is the Almighty— s&eHonie Phone 546-8402 , ^Q Place. the last date of such The Owner reserves the right 2tc2-4 hence the popularity of dogs."

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We are indeed proud to have had an opportunity to play a small part in the task of making this new facility a reality, and this event one which will contribute much to the continued growth and prosperity of the surrounding community. WINYAH CONCRETE & BLOCK CO.. INC. I c6-/o>-Cfi 8-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Many Varied Skills * Winyah Generating

A Mountain Of Coal Used To Generate Electricity

CHIMNEY DRAFT FAN IK .III C FEEDPUMP W An Intricate Process Get When you flip a switch, you County facility operates is a wa are sending an order to a fac­ simple one. It merely trans­ it t tory—an electric factory. forms the latent heat energy in 1 You are asking it to coal into electric energy. an< manufacture and deliver a Imagine a steam-electric wh product it can't store—a plant consisting of a fire under a thii product that has to be made, teakettle and a paddle wheel Hei delivered and used the moment connected to an electric for it is asked for. generator. The coal is burned to (to A Massive Structure Your switch and others like it make the fire which heats the 1 in homes, stores, factories and military bases, are sending instantaneous "make and deliver" orders to the Winyah Plant and other Santee-Cooper "electric factories". To generate this power requires millions of dollars worth of materials and complex equipment. But the principle upon which the Georgetown Water And Coal Vital Products Water and coal are the two vital ingredients in the heat production systems of Santee- Cooper and both are sent through rigorous tests before they are used. The water the plant employs is pumped from the Santee River some seven miles away to a holding pond just outside the plant. Much of the solids settle in the pond before the water is ?--.*sg*s sent through several filters, including a sand and gravel filter. The final result is water This Conveyor Carries Coal To The Furnaces purer than the drinking water at home. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 »B Is And Operations T tig Plant Requires

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A Bank Of Transformers Used For Distribution

BOILER CONDENSED CONDENSER COOLING STEP UP TRANSFORMER EDPUMP WATER PUMP WATER PUMP Generates Electricity water in the kettle and changes of the turbine (paddle wheel) it to steam. and spins them and revolves the The steam spins the wheel turbine shaft. The spinning and generates the electricity shaft is connected to the which lights a lamp. The same generator where electricity is thing happens at the local plant. manufactured. Heat from burning coal trans­ Of course, there's a good deal A Look Into The Inner Workings Of A Turbine forms water in the boiler more to it than that; at (teakettle) into steam. Georgetown, for instance, the The steam strikes the blades steam is reheated and passed into the turbine again, thereby putting more of its available energy to work and getting more electricity for each pound of coal burned. The steam is finally « exhausted to the condenser where it is converted back to water and returned to the boiler to begin the cycle again. Generating Station The center of the plant's system is the 280 megawatt generating station which is driven by super heated (1005 degrees) steam from a boiler that has a 2 million pound per hour flow. The huge turbine is the largest and most efficient of the Authority's plants. The water used in the system comes from a 400 acre holding pond constructed after a million cubic yards of earth were removed. The pond provides a flow of 200,000 gallons per minute, condensing spent steam itjated To The People into water and recycling it Huge Quantities Of Water Used In Cooling Process through the system. 68-1030-C-i T 10-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975

Is Working Together For A Better Tomorrow!!! We Commend Santee-Cooper On Their Modern, New.... WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT

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GEORGETOWN STEEL CORPORATION P.O. Box 619, Georgetown, South Carolina 29440, U.S.A. 803/546-6173 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 5-B We Congratulate Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY ON THEIR NEW AND MODERN WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT

With the growth of ideas comes the growth of a community. Each of us, working together, can do our part for the growth and good of this com­ munity, by putting our ideas to work, for the achievement of our ideas. For the present and its accomplishments are but a preview of what the future holds for us.

Georgetown County

GEORGETOWN COUNTY COUNCIL Alfred B. Schooler, Chairman

J. D. Munnerlyn C. J. Beck H. E. Hemingway L. S. Bellamy cg>~|o3c -Grt 6-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Modern Plants Answer To Higher Electric Costs

Construction of high- Authority's prime generating efficiency steam-electric station. plants, such as the Winyah The ultimate answer to an Plant, is a significant answer to abundance of relatively less today's rising costs in the expensive electric power lies in generation and use of electric nuclear generating plants, such power. as the Summer Nuclear Station, At the Winyah Plant, fuel and being constructed in Fairfield production costs are somewhat County for joint ownership with lower than at the Jefferies and the South Carolina Electric and Grainger Steam Electric Gas Company. Plants, both designed and built The following tabulation under a less advanced indicates the percentages of technology. With the completion future energy generation in the of Unit Number 2, the Winyah Authority's system produced by Plant will become the South the various fossil fuels and non- Carolina Public Service fossil sources through 1980: t O Fiscal Year Ending June 30 Oil Coal Nuclear Hydro Other 1974 1.1 76.1 0 14.4 8.4 1975 1.2 79.8 0 12.5 6.5 1976 1.4 82.3 0 10.8 5.5 1977 3.4 82.1 0 9.6 4.9 1978 0.8 86.2 0 8.6 4.4 1979 . 0.5 57.8 30.1 7.7 3.9 1980 1.3 61.4 27.0 6.8 3.5 Fuel Burned To Generate Steam To Run Turbines

The Winyah Plant is a steam- A 400 acre cooling pond electric generating plant. As situated near the plant permits compared to hydro-electric cooling water to be used over plants which use falling water and over again. Some 200,000 as a source of energy, the plant gallons per minute are cir­ burns fuel to generate steam culated through condensers. Piling Are Driven For Second Generating Plant which spins turbine blades to An advantage gained by using generate electricity. a cooling pond is the elimination Low sulfur coal is delivered to of heat discharge into rivers. the furnaces by a conveyor system which carries coal from storage yard into plant where it is pulverized to the fineness of face powder and blasted with air into the boiler furnaces. Service Offered

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Transmission and distribution lines of the South Carolina Public Service Authority carry electricity into 35 of the state's 46 counties. K*N.K Some 2,430 miles of power lines are included in the Authority's distribution system »W^a|^»| X which covers an area of more '•S ,„. f than two thirds of the state and serves approximately 200,000 «*•; x* people. \ *•* ~:^- Waterways. §i;. |1 ,£: |?J __ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 «• 4 Though a Charter was granted for the construction of the Santee Canal in 1786, it was not until 1793 that actual work commenced. Completed in 1800, the old canal operated until 1850 when it went out of business because of railroad competition and a long period of drought. The I canal area soon reverted to swamps and forests. Sturdy Foundations Were Called For In Plant Construction —The History of the Santee a Canal

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Vast Recreational Opportunities Exist

Created in 1938 to develop a Every year, more than four farms, busy cities, active far, more than eight million The animals of Santee-Cooper greatly needed hydro-electric billion kilowatt hours of elec­ resorts. loblolly and slash pine country find it the greatest and navigation project for South tricity are pumped in 35 of South But the obligation doesn't end seedlings have been planted on place ever. Carolina, the South Carolina Carolina's 46 counties. there. The people of South some 22,000 acres. That's Public Service Authority also Electricity generated by Carolina also benefit through planning for the future and for serves as steward for what has Santee-Cooper provides power flood control programs, which right now. At present, 2,243 acres are set come to be regarded as the most for major defense in­ have permitted crops to grow The immediate benefits are in aside for the United States magnificent recreational stallations... for industry... for and cattle to graze on what was erosion control. The long range Wildlife Department and the paradise in the southeast. business... for homes. once unusable wasteland. benefits include the develop­ South Carolina Wildlife and Santee-Cooper's first From border to border, Santee-Cooper's reforestation ment of timber for future Marine Resources Department. responsibility is to provide Santee-Cooper is a part of the programs are studied by ex­ harvest and the creation of Game refuges abound and dependable electric power. daily life of people on remote perts from around the world. So additional natural resources. fisheries areas are provided. On the Line!

% This week, Santee-Cooper added 280,000 kilowatts of electricity to its system with the dedication of the new Winyah Steam-Electric Generating Plant here at Georgetown. The new plant generates enough electricity to supply the needs of more than 200,000 resi­ dential consumers. But just because we are generating more electricity, it doesn't *> * necessarily follow that you should use more electricity. For while the new plant is more efficient than our older plants, it remains true that the cost of fuels used to generate electricity continues to rise. So while we are pleased to have this new plant serving you, we suggest that you use its output as carefully and as wisely as you use all other forms of energy. In the long run, we will all benefit i Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY

06-ro3&'-CTT 12-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975

Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY And Congratulations On Your New WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT

Life Is A Whole Lot Better Because Of Electricity

Electric Power Means Progress: In The Home*.. Convenience On The Farm.... Efficiency In Factories... More Output Everywhere... More Comfort

INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. GEORGETOWN MILL •Jft"r 2-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975

Big Enough To Supply A City Of 200,000 $70 Million Facility Generating Plant Now On The Line The South Carolina Public Service with two coal-fired turbine generators, Unit Number 2 is expected to be com­ Authority's Winyah Steam Electric which deliver 170,000 kilowatts into the pleted and on line in May 1977. Generating Station took three years to build Santee-Cooper system. and cost $70 million. At Myrtle Beach are five self-contained The South Carolina Public Service At full load, its first generating unit can oil fired combustion turbine generators Authority is also a one-third owner with the produce 280,000 kilowatts. That's enough which automatically come "on line" at peak South Carolina Electric and Gas Company electricity to supply the needs of a city of demand periods. These units can generate of the Summer Nuclear Station, under more than 200,000 people - more electricity 88,000 kilowatts. construction at Parr and scheduled for than the entire electric demand placed on completion in 1978. the Santee-Cooper system in 1947. Two similar units are at Hilton Head, with The plant is staffed by 53 operating and a capability of 40,000 kilowatts, complete A Confident Future maintenance personnel. the generating system operated by the The Winyah Plant is part of a power South Carolina Public Service Authority. generating and distribution system which Total output of the system, including the Reflected By Plant started at Pinopolis with the Jefferies Winyah No. 1 Unit, at peak load is 1,124,000 The commitment to build the Winyah Hydroelectric Plant in 1940, and was K.W. Steam Electric Generating Plant reflects a followed by the Jefferies Steam Electric Winyah Electric Steam Generating deep confidence in the future industrial Generating Plant in 1953. Station's Unit Number 2 is already under development and growth of Georgetown These plants are capable of generating construction adjacent to Unit Number 1. It County. 546,000 kilowatts of electricity. The will essentially be a duplicate of Number 1, The 2,000 acre site was selected after Grainger Steam Electric Generating Plant and will be capable of generating 280,000 intensive engineering studies showed it to at Conway was added to the system in 1966, kilowatts. be well suited for this type of plant. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28. 1975 3-B

Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY ON YOUR NEW WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT

Our whole modern way of life depends on electric power. It runs our homes, our farms, our factories, our cities...lightens our work, brightens our lives and makes progress possible. With this you have played a big part in the progress and the future of Georgetown. The City Of Georgetown O. M. Higgins, Mayor

ALDERMEN SAM BONDS REBA Y. BRUORTON C. W. SCHNEIDER W. D. BOURNE ABE ISAAC W. R. WEATHERLY r. *

4-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Industrial Potential In Sampit Area Construction of the Winyah Steam quantities of good fresh water. the area, large tracts of land are available »5 Generating Plant required a railroad bridge When the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for industrial purposes; most of the land across the Sampit River, and one was built. has completed the rediversion project, contiguous to the Sampit River on the south This bridge represents a breakthrough for there will be available in the Santee River side as well as most of the land contiguous industrial development south of the Sampit an average of approximately 12,000 cu. ft. to U.S. 17 on the west side has been zoned for River and will certainly be an attraction for per second of Class A fresh water. industrial use by the Georgetown Zoning heavy industry considering this area as a Other attractions for expanded industrial Board. possible construction site. development include the widening of U.S. Power plants signal the economic growth Additionally, the rediversion of the Highway 17 to four lanes, thereby providing of the area they serve. The Winyah Steam i Santee-Cooper Lakes back into the Santee an excellent north-south industrial trans­ Electric Generating Station is an indication River near St. Stephen will prove especially portation artery. of the long term, stable growth that is an­ beneficial to industries seeking large Because of the sparsely settled nature of ticipated in Georgetown County, Waterways Vital To Founders

The Santee River Watershed rises in North Carolina and comprises an area of more than 15,000 square miles; with 5,000 square miles being situated in North Carolina and about 10,000 square miles lying in South Carolina. Its average flow is approximately 16,000 cubic feet per second. The Cooper River (prior to Santee-Cooper) was a tidal estuary rising near Moncks Corner and emptying into Charleston Harbor, ap­ proximately 50 miles down- steam. Its flow was about 75 cubic feet per second. The Santee and the Cooper Rivers lie 22 miles apart at their closest point. The difference in level between the two rivers is only thirty-five feet. The area lying between was comprised mostly of swamps and forests. Railroad To Power Plant Crosses Sampit River In the early days of the nation, as settlers in South Carolina, moved inland from the coast, it was essential that they get their agricultural products, principally cotton and indigo, to Charleston for export, since there were no manufacturing plants in the young country. Roads were practically nonexistent, and the best method of transportation was by the rivers in the Santee River system. However, boats small enough to navigate the tributaries and on the Santee River were often lost on the open sea voyage from the mouth of the Santee to Charleston. Of necessity, the early set­ tlers determined that something had to be done to prevent the loss of cargoes and often the lives of those trans­ porting the fruit of a year's hard earned labor via the Santee River to Charleston. Competent engineers of that day, among them General George Washington, resolved to construct a canal 22 miles in length with three locks to lift boats from the Santee River to the summit level and seven locks for the descent of the boats to the Cooper River; and thus avoid the open stretch of water in the Atlantic Ocean from the mouth of the Santee River to Charleston Harbor. Turbine Generators CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 *t

THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 197513-B The History Of Santee - Cooper

In 1934 the General Assembly benefit of commerce and About 78 per cent of the area 200,000 acres of land for the and dikes with a hydro of South Carolina passed Act 887 navigation, flood control, land to be inundated was wooded or project commenced in 1939, generating plant being situated to create the South Carolina drainage, development of hydro swamp lands. First concern with some construction work near the headwaters of the Public Service Authority now electric power , reforestation, was the health conditions in the beginning in the same year. Cooper River. commonly known as Santee- recreation, fish and wildlife, area as there was a high in­ By mid 1940, the project was The areas to form Lakes Cooper. and the improvement of health cidence of malaria fever. A in full swing with more than Marion and Moultrie were The Act directed the Board of conditions in its area. malaria control program was 15,000 people being employed in connected by a seven and one- Directors to improve and With financing having been instigated and the first per­ the construction of more than half mile canal known as the V develop the Cooper River, finalized and with the stamp of manent building of the forty miles of dams and dikes, Diversion Canal. the Santee River, the approval of President Franklin Authority was a malaria control power house, water courses, In November of 1941, the Congaree River and the D. Roosevelt, the Project got laboratory. and the clearing of wooded and Santee Dam and Spillway Wateree River, for the aid and underway in 1938. Acquisition of approximately swamp land for the two huge having been completed, the 62 reservoirs. taintor gates in the Spillway The "great depression" was section of the eight-mile long at its zenith and approximately eastern dam (the longest in the 95 per cent of the workers were world) were closed to shut off recruited from relief rolls. all but 500 cubic feet per second There was a turnover of of the flow of the Santee River, approximately 40,000 workers with waters rising behind the during the period of con­ dam to form Lake Marion. struction and many families When the waters of Lake were "put back on their feet" by Marion had reached the the construction of the Project. elevation of the bottom of the Lake Marion, the upper of the Diversion Canal, flow through two reservoirs, comprises the canal began to form Lake 110,600 acres of water. This lake Moultrie; and, in February of is named in honor of Francis 1942, the hydro plant at the Marion, the Revolutionary War south end of Lake Moultrie hero, more familiarly known as began operation with water "The Swamp Fox." discharged from the plant Lake Moultrie, the lower and entering the Cooper River for smaller reservoir, comprises its 50 mile journey to Charleston 60,400 acres and is larger than Harbor. the Sea of Galilee. It is named —The History of the Santee after General William Moultrie, Canal another Revolutionary War hero, who is also designer of the DANGEROUS BIKES State Flag of South Carolina. Bicycle accidents in 1972 The area comprising this lake caused 1,000 deaths and more CONTROL ROOM-The control room, which will be the "nerve center" of is lower in level than the area than 102,000 injuries, accord­ comprising Lake Marion, and is ing to statistics released by the new facility , gets a final checkout by construction and operation per­ partially encompassed by The Travelers Insurance sonnel. (SCPSA Photo) approximately 32 miles of dams Companies. — CNS Congratulations

to you Santee-Cooper Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY

WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC And Best Wishes GENERATING PLANT On Your New Best Wishes For A Bright

WINYAH STEAM ELECTRIC Future And Best Of Luck GENERATING PLANT From Each Of Us.... SAM'S Jg|] AUTO PARTS Office Supplies AND ELECTRIC Highmarket Street Georgetown Highmarket St. Georgetown o?F!o^O-Gp M-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 PSA Directors Fill Top Dedication Roles

Members of the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Public Service Authority played prominent roles in the dedication of the Winyah Steam Electric Generating Plant. Chairman John C. Thompson, an attorney from Conway, J.B. THOMASON delivered the principal address, dedicating the plant to the people of Georgetown County. Computer Marvin M. Thomas, member of the board from Georgetown Room County, welcomed guests to the Perhaps the most impressive dedication ceremony. Mr. room at the plant is the com­ Thomas' daughter, Mrs. puter control room, which the Clayton M. Bull, of Georgetown, PSA refers to as its "nerve unveiled the dedicatory plaque. center." Other directors and officials Filled with impressive of Santee Cooper were present equipment, the computer room for the ceremony. is linked to every part of the plant and produces printed Other Directors include read-outs on the entire system. Walter T. Cox, of Clemson; J. Critical or semi-critical Thomas Grier, of Spartanburg; situations that may develop can B.. A. Jordan, of Castover; be closely watched by the Vernon E. Sumwalt, of Rock three man crew that operates Hill; Harold M. Robertson, of the room. Walterboro; W. B. Davis, Jr., of The computers give data on Summerton; Mark Garner, of running heat, steam balance, Myrtle Beach, English Lyles, of and the temperature, flow and Winnsboro, and Jarvis Morris, pressure of the water. If any of TRANSMISSION LINES-These transmission of Moncks Corner. the systems leaves its lines were first erected to bring electricity to the designated range, crewmen are Winyah Steam Electric generating Plant during Heading the delegation of immediately notified and the Santee Cooper officials were J. problem is corrected. This construction. However, now they will be used B. Thomason, general avoids a decrease in efficiency primarily for the transmission of the electricity manager. MARVIN M.THOMAS of the operation. produced by the plant.

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• i. i-i • • . THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 1*-B Fly Ash Becomes Valued Waste

Fly ash is a substance* which be supplied by fly ash and an precipitators to do this, the on these facilities for collection, never achieved before," ac­ has been a "dirty word" for even greater amount added into Jefferies No. 3 and 4 units alone storage and transfer are being cording to Lovewell, "and these both electric generating utilities the final grinding operation. produced almost 70,000 tons of completed and transfer will include improved ultimate as well as their neighbors for as This latter operation conserves fly ash in one year's operations soon begin of up to 250 tons of strength, unmatched durability, long as coal has been burned in about 20 percent of the energy recently studied," according to purchased fly ash per day from less shrinking and cracking, the production of power. needed in the production Walter L. Brown, Manager of the Jefferies Plant alone. more water tightness, higher Very soon, however, that fine, compared to the standard Type Production Operations, Brown "Type 1-P cement provides sulfate resistance, better grey powder will be trans­ 1 cement. says that the study shows that new high levels of performance CONTINUED ON PAGE 16-B formed from an annoying The best fly ash is that which the Authority's cost of handling liability into an energy con­ results from the most efficient fly ash in 1972 was about 40 serving asset, thanks to modern burning of powdered coal-thus cents per ton, and with in­ technology and the persistent having high fineness and low flationary increases, that cost determination of the Santee carbon content. Since the has risen considerably. Portland Cement Corporation of conversion of Btu's into electric The costly method of Holly Hill. energy is best accomplished by disposing of the "precipitated" Under a contract with the efficient burning-which Santee- fly ash has been to mix it with South Carolina Public Service Cooper always seeks to achieve- water and pump it as a "sluice" Authority (Santee-Cooper), the -the desired energy conversion to a 155 acre ash pond adjoining cement manufacturing firm input automatically results in the Jefferies Plant, where it will purchase fly ash and fly ash of the highest quality. "settles out." convert the otherwise worthless Having been exposed to the Santee-Cooper's problem of waste product and potential air intense heat of the furnaces, it disposing of the fly ash will be polluter into a useful, com­ already has its energy input and greatly alleviated by the con­ mercially saleable end product. may be blended or interground tract with Santee Portland "Experimentation followed with cement without further Cement Company, which will by full scale production at burning. purchase it in tank truck loads Santee Portland has proven that The word "pozzolan" in the and haul it to the Holly Hill 20 percent fly ash interground name of the cement product plant site for use in production with 80 percent cement refers to the fly ash ingredient of their Type 1-P cement. produces an extremely high which is the modern day man- The costly method of quality cement meeting in all made version of "Pozzolana". disposing of the fly ash will be respects the applicable ASTM Two thousand years ago, the greatly alleviated by the con­ standards for type 1-P Portland- Romans ground to a fine tract with Santee Portland Pozzolan Cement," according powder the lava which cooled Cement Company, which will to C.E. "Sam" Lovewell, after errupting from volcanoes purchase it in tank truck loads engineering consultant for like Mt. Vesuvius near the town and haul it to the Holly Hill Santee Portland. of Pozzuoli, Italy. Naming the plant site for use in production Lovewell, a mastermind at product after the town, they of their Type 1-P cement. devising productive uses for used this "pozzolana" in In order to handle fly ash tor what seem to be otherwise combination with lime to build worthless by-products, says transfer to the cement the famous structures like the manufacturer , it has to be that experimentation is also aqueducts, coliseum and Ap- being conducted in the use of fly sidetracked from its watery trip pian Way-many still standing to the ash pond and stored in a ash as a supplement to clay in today. the manufacture of burned dry state awaiting transport. At brick as well as other products. The Public Service Authority the Jefferies Plant, existing silo is required by the En­ facilities, left over from units FLY ASH-Plant Engineer Maxi Chaplin displays In generating electricity at vironmental Protection Agency No. 1 and 2 when they were coal- a double handfull of the fly ash collected by elec­ the Authority's coal-fired plants to collect in efficient dust fired, will be utilized for storing at Moncks Corner, Conway and collectors the fly ash which is up to 300 tons of fly ash. Similar trostatic precipitators at the Jefferies Steam Plant. Georgetown, the coal is ground the by-product of the coal bunker facilities are being Once an annoying liability, the gray, non- as fine as face powder before burning process. "Using constructed at the Grainger combustible substance will soon become a recycled being burned to produce heat primarily huge electrostatic Plant in Conway. Construction energy-conserving asset. (SCPSA Photo) for the boilers. The non- combustible solid residue that remains after that burning process is what is known as "fly ash", and it exists as fused mineral particles consisting of silica, alumina and iron. "In their super-heated state," Lovewell explains, "these powdery-fine noncombustible particles are in a molten liquid state and as the draft of the chimney carries them up, they cool and solidify into millions of minute glass-like beads. This 'fly ash' particle is identical to three major ingredients used in the manufacture of pozzolan type cement-silica, alumina and iron. The other ingredients are limestone and gypsum." In the manufacturing process of standard Type I cement (Portland) at Santee Portland , and energy demand of ap­ proximately 4,500,000 Btu's per ton is consumed largely in the firing of revolving kilns where the calcium, silica, alumina and iron in controlled amounts are fused into clinker. After cooling, the clinker is ground into a fine powder including a small percentage of gypsum to control setting time, and this final product is Portland Cement. In the production of Type 1-P Cement (Pozzolan), a COOL SCENE-It may look like a snow covered been continuously filling up, but its expected significant amount of the silica, lake, but it's actually the South Carolina Public usefulness should be significantly extended alumina and iron in the raw mix Service Authority's 155 acre ash pond adjoining the because of the marketing of fly ash. (SCPSA Photo) 'for the initial firing process can Jefferies Steam Plant near Moncks Corner. It has 08 wo^b-:Gf 16-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Fly Ash.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 15B C.L. Osborne Plant Manager pumpability, lower heat of hydration, improved hot weather handling, lower alkali- With the dedication of the S.C. after completing his high school courses in Marine Engineering. South Carolina Public Service aggregate reaction and greater Public Service Authority's new education, served in the United Some time later, Osborne met Authority at the new Jefferies multiple purpose use." steam generating plant below States Armed Forces. Miss Mary Weeks of Moncks Steam Plant in Moncks Corner, The real clincher in this Georgetown, it might be He attended the US Maritime Corner and they were married a position he maintained from energy-conscious age, however, assumed that the duties of C.L. School in Sheepshead Bay, in 1951. 1952 until 1955. is that being made with ap­ Osborne, superintendent, would N.Y. where he completed He was employed by the Osborne then left the proximately 20 percent fly ash increase. Authority to work for the and 80 percent cement clinker, But not so, Osborne, a veteran Coltejer Textile Company in a ton of Type 1-P cement staff member of the Authority Medellin, Columbia, South requires only about 80 percent over the years, said. America. He served here as of the fuel consumption that it "Everything should be assistant superintendent of the takes to make a ton of the running so smoothly from here power plant. standard Type 1 cement. on out," he remarked "that the stress should be considerably After 13 months, Osborne In essence, Santee-Cooper returned to the United States will not only be working with less than during construction." The date of the plant and joined the Riley Stoker private enterprise in trans­ Corporation until 1969 when he ferring an annoying liability dedication finds all systems in excellent shape, he said, with returned to PSA's Jeffries plant into an energy conserving asset, at Moncks Corner. but there will also be the electricity now being generated recycling of an important at a controlled capacity. He worked there as natural resource. This example maintenance supervisor prior to This reduced load, he said, a promotion to assistant of environmental protection and may be stepped up when im­ superintendent. the conservation of both energy purities and silica normal in Osborne was named and natural resources is the water and equipment of a new superintendent of the new type of innovative thinking and plant have cleared. Winyah Steam Electric cooperation that will make the Increased pressure and Generating Station in Sep­ President's "Project In­ generation to full capacity was tember of 1973 and was trans­ dependence" come closer to achieved prior to dedication. ferred to Georgetown. becoming a reality. Key words The presently generated in that project announcement electricity is joining power The Osbornes are parents of were "Energy savings circuits already active and three children; a daughter, available through efficiency or energy is being distributed to Marsha, who is married and improved technology," customers in the Georgetown- lives in Charleston and two ..."energy efficiency," ...and Myrtle Beach area. sons, Clem, Jr. and Tracy Dean, "environmental effects." Those a senior and a freshman, Osborne, born in Hartwell, respectively, at Winyah High words well describe what's Ga. in 1926, is the son of Mrs. happening to the old fly ash foe. School. Odds are you'll hear about it Viola Elrod Osborne who still again...or it might be a part of resides there. His father was Since making their home in your next house..or the late R.L. Osborne of Hart- the Georgetown Community, sidewalk.. .or electric well. the Osborne family has joined generating plant! He spent his formative years the First Baptist Church on in this Georgia community and C. L. Osborne, Supt. Highmarket Street. Congratulations Best Wishes Santee-Cooper Santee-Cooper SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY • SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY

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