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By CHRIS WESTON It s a tragedy when someone is placed in jail. And it is even more tragic when that someone Town Clock Getting Help is not but 12-years-old. That is why several persons in Some 21 individual "We're real happy with the The town Clock has long Georgetown County who deal families from Georgetown response we've gotten from been the symbol of the with juvenile criminal offenders County have donated $250 to these people," said Dennis community and was the first would like to see the creation of help pay for the repair of the Lawson, director of the Rice some type of juvenile detention Town Clock. Museum where the Town structure in Georgetown center. Clock is located. "However, County to be listed in the A system for dealing with The cost of the repair is we're lacking business and National Register of Historic juvenile criminal offenders was $6,000, but one individual has corporation support. Places. The clock has a prime community concern promised to pay half of that Hopefully some of the worked only on occasion that eventually led to the total if the community can businesses around town will during the past several creation of the Georgetown come up with the other half. be willing to give us a hand." years. County Family Court in 1974. However, a facility for the detention of juvenile offenders contact Family Court and are although they were "very, very Hazzard IV said a detention is still not a reality. directed to do so." few." center for juvenile offenders is Under the present system of Sheriff Woodrow Carter said Carter went on to say that, "definitely needed" but he sees COMMUNITY EYESORE—This solid waste operation, all juveniles arrested most of the juveniles who are "As sheriff of this county and funding as a problem. and cribs seen here were also dumped at another are turned over to Family Court brought to the jail "are usually through my experience, I can "We don't presently have a disposal site on Pennyroyal Road off of U.S. 17 is site at Brick Chimney Road. That site was closed or taken to the county jail. released to their parents after say that a center for the separate facility for juveniles. I apparently another in the county which has been several weeks ago because of constant abuse by the Mike McDonald, assistant they post bond." Carter added detention of juveniles is greatly would like to see one but I think misused by citizens who think they can dump any community. chief of police, said "we don't there were some juveniles who needed." its going to take a concerted article they wish at the sites. Items similar to sofas take them to the jail until we were detained at the jail Family Court Judge John P. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Calls Flooding Drug Unit Ex-Georgetonian

Someone opens the door at when the office had 544 "walk- Mrs. Sharon Wood, GADAC a detoxification center for the Georgetown Alcohol and Drug ins." The office also handled 625 director, in her quarterly region, are critical, she said. Abuse Commission (GADAC) telephone calls in the same report. The report covers the 'Battled' Peru on Church Street and walks in to period. She noted in the report activities of the commission receive information or help Though these figures include continued progress in the from April through June, a time By ETHLYN MISSROON employing new material in about drug abuse on an average persons who came in more than GADAC programs as well as which Mrs. Wood termed "a Former Georgetonian, making paper. of once an hour. once, they indicate the business continued growth in community transition period." Carlton (Whitey) Gibson, now The method uses the stringy That average is based on the activity at the office and show support. However, she also Following the resignation of consulting engineer with Rust by-product (called bagasse), activity at the GADAC office that the GADAC services are cited unfulfilled needs in the Carl W. Smith as director in Engineering Company of the residual of sugarcane after over the past three months being used by the public, said area. Some, such as the need for April, client activity had Portland, Ore. and the juice has been extracted. temporarily slacked off. She Birmingham, Ala. is beginning This coarse fiber becomes pulp noted that at one period under to believe that his career is from which paper is made. Smith's leadership, for beset with violence. Rust Engineering Company is fl PRT Asks Construction example, the GADAC's Violence, that is, whenever he designing new machinery to telephone was kept ringing visits a certain country...Peru, utilize this formerly waste "nearly 100 per cent of the to be exact, where he travelled substance into a usuable time." for his company in connection product. Mrs. Wood set as one of her with a project now underway When the Georgetown native Of Huntington Bridges goals "to capitalize on the for the Peruvian government. was there, civil police struck for momentum of GADAC and Whitey, as his Georgetown better wages and working The U.S. Coast Guard Seventh The bridges would range from interpretive signs explaining programs generated" under friends call him, has made conditions; military police were District in Miami, Fla. is 50 to 190 feet in length. most of the wildlife, such as Smith's leadership. three trips to Peru and during called in to quell their efforts. currently receiving comments A spokesman for the crabs and oysters, that can be "We have effectively moved the first trip, he got into a Latin- Students from the universities on a request from the S.C. Department said the bridges seen. The boardwalk will be through this period and client American Governmental came out in heated Department of Parks, would be "boardwalks" that constructed at the height of the activity has resumed at a high convention complete with a demonstrations to support Recreation and Tourism for the will allow visitors to walk 800 to marsh grass so visitors will level," she said in her report. student demonstration milling demands of the civilian police. construction of three marsh 900 feet out over the marsh appear to be walking through One program that was about his hotel. The confrontations grew bridges at Huntington Beach without disturbing the present the marsh. created under Smith's The second time, he flew out increasingly violent, involving State Park. Protests or wildlife or interfering with the directorship is the Alcohol of Peru just hours before the gunfire, lootings and burnings, comments will be accepted until navigation of boats. A crabbing dock will also be Safety Action Program place was hit by a devastating especially in downtown shop Sept. 1. If the Coast Guard and the constructed if the project is (ASAP). Miss Patricia Clark earthquake and on the last trip, areas. Army Corps of Engineers approved. Funding will come was hired as ASAP courtwork- things really tore loose. It was into this internal The construction of the approves the application, the from the Department and the coordinator in May. THE GIBSONS-The Carlton (Whitey) Gibsons Whitey was working out of Peruvian melee that Gibson and bridges would be done in Department of Parks, Federal Board of Recreation. ASAP is now conducting its are former Georgetonians; she's the former Miss Lima, Peru in assisting the several associates from the conjunction with* the Recreation and Tourism The Department of Parks, third Alcohol Traffic Safety Betty Lee Hall and their children are Cliff, 16, Peruvian government in firm were catapulted by development of a nature expects the project to be Recreation and Tourism has in School and other programs are (standing) and Carl, 13. expanding a paper mill which is CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 interpretation trail through completed by next summer. excess of $35,000 to spend on the planned in the development of some of the park's marshes. The boardwalks will also have project. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Ants Plague County Residents

By ETHLYN MISSROON Fire ants are beginning to pose painful and perhaps dangerous problems to Georgetown County homeowners, proprietors of recreation areas, farmers and visitors to the state who only wander into infested areas. A growing number of county residents who have been attacked by only one or a cluster of the vicious red insects are treated for the painful aftermaths of such bites, according to medical sources. These ants, bearing out the traditional industry credited to the smaller species of these insects, with added venom distribution via their stings are known as "imported fire ants", because they are not native to this country. Hubert Hardee, Georgetown County's Clemson University Extension Leader, said that fire ants, originating from Argentina, appeared in South Carolina in 1952. They were recognized in the Oceda secUon on Highway 17-A and on Santee River five or six years ago. Since then, the Georgetown County Office of Department of Agriculture has received many complaints from people who have suffered the TRYING IT OUT-Bob Zack, Georgetown County entomologist, applies ant infestations. Mirex bait around the base of an imported fire ant hill on the Georgetown Last year, Hardee said, a BENEATH THE SURFACE-Hubert Hardee, shot through tunnels and passageways by which the Airport grounds. A recent mowing knocked the top off of this mound and few program to issue small amounts Georgetown County's Clemson Extension Leader ants carried on the work of maintaining their ants were visible but several of the remaining foraging ants immediately of a chemical, Mirex, found to lifts the cap from a sizeable fire ant mound found colony. seized a grain of the poisoned bait. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 beside a road in the Sampit Section. The mound is C cr /08>ffl nwmmmt

2 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 ...Fire Ants Canning Lids CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 containing the insecticide and be effective if properly used, to feed it to the queen and larvae. those wishing to conduct their With the loss of the queen and own fight against the insects, larvae, reproduction ceases in was maintained. the colony and this assures that At least 500 people chose to go the mound will soon be along with this program and the tenantless. Are Scarce chemical still might be secured Hardee said that if left to their if need is indicated. own devices, fire ants are a, The Mirex program serious threat to people, crops,' administered by the United livestock, pets and wildlife. States Department of They have been known to Agriculture, is bolstered by the attack young and unprotected "Animal and Plant Health animals such as newborn calves Inspection Service" agency in and pigs, and the young of In Georgetown Florence in a cooperative effort ground-nesting birds. provided by the State and Contrary to popular USDA, Hardee said. By CHRIS WESTON each season. just need the lids, because you conviction, Mirex, a chlorinated There have been no canning The canning lid shortage, can't use them but once. Any formal program hydrocarbon, if used in* 4 lids, at any price, for months in worsening for the last two years Somebody must be hoarding involving air-spraying of the prescribed formulas, presents the stores here in Georgetown as soaring food prices and them or something," said Mrs. poison possibly would not no threat to people, domestic and in thousands of other small governmental exhortations Bonds. include the coastal area here animals nor even bees. towns across the country's farm have resulted in six to eight Joe Port said he has called the because Mirex is suspected in The chemical will not leave a and garden belt. So when Joe million new vegetable gardens, county agent and the Better fish-marine life kills. residue in milk, meat or on Port, of Maryville was ready to has brought forth a cultural and Business Bureau and is thinking Hardee therefore feels that crops and is so specifically can his vegetables, it angered an economic loss. of writing the governor. individual efforts of property keyed to the destruction of the him not to be able to find the Millions of country kitchens "I think they (the owners would be feasible and fire ants that it will not harm simple metal lids. will not steam with the canning government) should slap an possibly more successful than if other species. Joe Port is not alone. Tens of smell of vinegar, onions, cloves injunction against the jar an aerial application of Mirex thousands of outraged and cinnamon. Millions of quart manufacturers to keep them was depended upon to do the In the absence of a State sup­ housewives and gardeners in jars of home grown tomatoes, from shipping in the glass jars job. ported plan to curb the spread smalltown and rural America cucumbers, pickles, relishes, without the lids," said Port. There are many ways in of this dangerous insect, it have been writing to their sauerkraut, beans, beets, corn, Port said he decided to can for which to approach the problem, behooves homeowners and Congressmen, to Ralph Nader, squash, peaches, and jams and his daughter in Charlotte, Hardee says, such as frequent property people to be persistent to the Agriculture Department jellies will simply not be "put because she didn't have freezer mowing. in trying to curb the ants and even to the White House up". And literally millions of space for vegetables. However, The nests would be disturbed themselves. about the nationwide shortage dollars worth of home garden when he was ready to can the and disrupted by mower blades This may be found to be of metal lids for glass home- crops may go to waste because vegetables he "couldn't find the and defeat growth of the colony. discouraging work and may canning jars. of the lid shortage. lids anywhere in Georgetown." AppUcations of Mirex bait underscore the need for a stringent research program to Dorthula Bonds, home According to Port, all of the may be placed at the mound Hubert Hardee, Georgetown combat fire ants collectively economist for Georgetown merchants in Georgetown have site; the best place would be County's agricultural agent, and on a state-wide scale. said his office has been County, said the women here- plenty of jars but they don't around the base not top of the receiving many calls from as widely elsewhere, believe have the lids. mound, Hardee said, and the In the meantime, if all persons complaining about the they are being victimized by "It's a national scandal. I've bait should not be applied too mounds but one were destroyed, canning lid problem. merchants or unscrupulous been looking around, even in heavily, or the ants will move. that one could soon reinfest the canning equipment Alabama, but I still can't find Two level tablespoons of the county unless vigilance is "We don't have an answer on maintained by those who stand why there is a shortage and manufactures, or both. any," said Port. POSITIVE PROOF-Those who differ on the question whether heredity or Mirex along with the grits base He added that he thought it would do the job if the top of the to be most damaged by the ants, there isn't anything that "We're getting a lot of environment is the most telling factor in the eventual development of people or the property owners. we can do about it," said complaints, but there is nothing was a conspiracy on the part of plants, will find the answer here. Heredity rules this stalk of corn which is mound is left undisturbed. Hardee. we can do about it. What's the jar manufacturers to make following the inclination of its genes despite the fact it grows on busy Fraser Many residents have resorted Hardee emphasized that the In most places, the glass happening to the lids, we just persons purchase more jars just to pouring gasoline on top of the Mirex bait becomes rancid and canning jars are available for don't know," said Mrs. Bonds. to get the lids. Street near Georgetown Steel. Were environment the true molder of the mound and setting it on fire. loses its appeal if not properly about three dollars per dozen. She said that area grocery "The shame of the thing is future, this stalk would be either a coil of wire or a heavy truck. This is not effective if the stored, which may be why some However, most persons who stores and a gardening supply that the manufacturers are still mound is fairly large, Hardee people have not found the bait to regularly ean don't need the house have been checked but shipping in loads of jars but no said, because it has been found be uniformly effective. jars because they can be used have not turned up any lids. lids," said Port. that the ants burrow twice as The container should be more than once. It is the metal "Most people have jars, they An investigation begun last deep into the ground as the nest resealed and stored in a cool lids that have to be changed month by the Subcommittee on County Planners To Hold extends above. Some of the place which will ensure its Commodities and Services of nests rise 12 to 18 inches high. lasting qualities. Corps Of Engineers the House Small Business Thus, burning off the top will Reasearch has established Committee has failed to adduce not reach the bottom where the that to be effective, three aerial any hard evidence of queens are billeted. applications over a six month conspiracy on the part of the Public Rezoning Hearing It is a good idea to keep an eye period would be necessary, Issue Local Permits manufacturers or distributors. out for new nests and destroy using the Mirex poison as the The Charleston district of the construct a retaining wall, two But the hearings have now been The Georgetown County Planning Council received a input both pro and con for the them before the creatures can combatting agent. Army Corps of Engineers has piers and to dredge adjacent to reopened by the subcommittee Planning and Zoning request that the land, presently rezoning proposal before get a real foothold in one's In view of present restriction issued during the month of July, Main Creek in Georgetown chairman, Rep. Charles Carney Commission will hold a public zoned industrial, be rezoned to making any decision. All property. in the use of aerial applications 15 permits for docks, dredging, County. of Ohio, one of the most lid-less hearing tonight to discuss the either forest and agriculture or interested people are invited to Hardee said that when the of the Mirex poisoning it seems bulkheads and other structures Also, a permit was issued to states. possible rezoning of land around residential. One property owner attend. The hearing will begin ants first appeared in Horry unlikely that an overall and all- in navigable waters. Draper and Hinds, Inc. to For the time being, canning the Georgetown County Airport. in the area in question can not at 7:30 p.m. on the third floor of County where he was located at out program against the fire During this time a permit excavate and construct a lids can't be found in get electrical tie-ups due to the the County Courthouse and will the time, he deliberately ant infestation will be extension was granted to floating dock and piling in Main Georgetown and nobody knows The commission and its present zoning classification. precede the commission's allowed an ant to sting him to sponsored by the state. Murrells Inlet Marina, Inc. to Creek, for sure where they are. advisor Waccamaw Regional The commission will take regular monthly meeting. determine its effect. The County Leader said that It was painful, he said, but it his office has a supply of Mirex didn't have as severe an on hand which will be available aftermath as it does with some to persons needing the poison people. and will be issued with no GADAC Programs Gaining Support Many are allergic to the charge upon request. venom and an emergency room trip is indicated if they are CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 She also noted that the steel "The largest area of growth However, community support Presently, the director detoxification center in the bitten. Winyah Jeweler mill "has put teeth" into their in this quarter was the and accumulating the accepts the duty for some region, which Mrs. Wood Some people bear scars of ant GADAC's ASAP. efforts by arranging changes in continued development of a necessary funds are needed to aspects of these programs; described as "in a word, slings years after the Can't Accept Another area of expansion for shift work for an employee if it working committee for a make the halfway house a however, she must also serve 'critical.' " occurrence, Hardee said, GADAC has been developed interfered with a client's halfway house in Georgetown reality, she said. as counselor to carry on Mrs. Wood noted that the concurring with opinions that recently in cooperation with rehabilitation program. County," Mrs. Wood said. In other areas, Mrs. Wood existing client services. GADAC programs are fire ants do present a dangerous Times Tag Georgetown Steel Corporation. Progress is also being made A halfway house would noted', "a real need has been "Hopefully, in the near future receiving increased support aggravation to people, The corporation's director of in developing a more formal provide persons a program for developing for some months for GADAC can dramatically from the community and especially youngsters. Terry Mooney, Jeweler of safety and health regularly program with the corporation to making the transition from a person to devote full-time expand its education efforts," agencies. Hardee said that patience and Winyah Jewelers, Ltd. on Front makes referrals to GADAC, provide consultant services at treatment for abusive behavior efforts in prevention-education she concluded. For example, the Georgetown perseverance are the key words Streets says regretfully that he Mrs. Wood said. all levels. to a normal productive life. programs." Another great need is for a County Council budgeted $8,300 and practices in eradicating the cannot accept the "clock in county funds to be channeled pests. specialist" tag accorded him in to GADAC on a quarterly basis. This is true even though a a Times' story on the Town She noted that this was "one first application of poison would Clock. of the largest proportionate kill virtually all ants in mounds He's a jeweler, he says, but Gibson Experiences Chaos In Peru increases" in the county budget having foraging workers who he'll be glad to see folks at the for this year. would go out and bring in the store in this capacity, just the "They expect as I personally bait to feed the queens. same. CONTINUED FROM PAGE i park square on foot when a cause in which they had no consulate had hung up the And not a minute too soon, do, continuation of a quality New queens will lay eggs to Winyah Jewelers, Ltd. was circumstances. vehicle passing by, harbored stock. ' phone as they implored and so according to Betty Lee Hall program with increased start colonies although the rest formerly known as Moseley In the midst of shootings insurgents who opened fire at They took refuge in a hotel they queried of the Mexican Gibson, his wife, who was back communication between the of the insects have been Jewelers on Front Street. during which many people were random, shooting at anything | some several blocks from their Consulate. in the States awaiting her council and GADAC." destroyed. killed, Gibson and a fellow they saw. own but decided they couldn't One taxi dispatched did not husband's return. "The cooperation of worker got a taxi to transport remain holed up inde­ arrive because it was burned; Georgetown County Council, The Mirex ant bait is a them from the airport to the Whitey took refuge behind a finitely...considering the man­ another stalled on the outskirts Just before they left, an NBC State Commission on Alcohol combination of Mirex, soybean Lima Shelton Hotel where they tree and the two Americans had ner in which that hot Latin of Lima and Finnish people newsman dashed up to the and Drug Abuse, the GADAC oil (an ant favorite) and ground were billeted. difficulty in locating the source blood continued to heat. finally helped the men reach the departing Americans and Commission, and all other corncob grits, a carrier which Classified Ads Enroute, the taxi driver of all the bullets. airport. begged them to take tapes and interested persons is makes the granular bait flow became panicky and made the They said thay they got in Gibson and his friends got the pictures of the internal strife appreciated by the director, the evenly so that it can be applied riders get out of his vehicle They came to the conclusion touch with the Mexican last plane out of the Peruvian going on in Peru back to staff, and certainly, the citizens uniformly. National Broadcasting Bring Results many blocks from the safety of that a person could lose his life, consulate to request help hi country just before the of Georgetown County who have The worker ants carry the Company officials in this their lodgings. reach the end, become finished, reaching the airport. government closed down the access to GADAC," she grits back to the mound, country. They tried to cross a small get killed, in fact, and all for a Someone in the American airport. concluded. remove the soybean oil Gibson's companion quickly agreed, not knowing that Georgetonians Whitey was standing there silently screaming "Don't do it...Don't do it"...because as he GREENBAX Get Yearbook later explained. "If we hadn't gotten on that last plane out, we'd have been caught carrying STAMPS out forbidden material and Awards could have been candidates for with every order a firing squad." Anne McKinney, Elizabeth Wannamaker, William Kinross, But, all's well that ends well", FRESH Stephen Psathas, Bobby Hardee according to some forgotten and Nadia Rasheed of philosopher and Whitey spent Georgetown have been awarded July 4th in Georgetown visiting NECK BONESI* Certificates on completion of a family and friends. week long course in yearbook procedures. The course, Old-time acquaintances will a 69« conducted at Furman recall that he graduated from University, Greenville, South Winyah High School in 1961 and FREE! Carolina, was sponsored by the his wife, in 1952 and they were Yearbook Workshop of that married in 1953. Nice BIG Juicy city. Whitey attended the University of South Carolina for Watermelon with During the week they two years before completing his concentrated on Yearbook military obligation. every •7*° layout and design, photography, He decided to change his typography, and copy writing. major in midstream and went to order The Workshop was the tenth Clemson University to earn his annual session, and the fifth to Mechanical Engineering be held at Furman University. degree. The Gibsons, parents of two sons, Cliff, 16 and Carl, 13, now reside in Portland, Oregon where he is located. FRESH PRODUCE Whitey thought once he'd gotten back in the States, things would calm down. But when he hit the States, Barnhill there was a garbage (Formerly L.W. Avant & Sons) strike going on, giving him to wonder if he just naturally "Maybe you'd rather I drank, attracts these way-out 1727 Highmarket St. gambled or smoked pot?" situations. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Thursday. August 7, 1975 3 Children Should Get FRONT STREET

Fire Safety Rules \#L By ODELL AVANT close to dinner time. They sat these ages, and all their father Georgetown Fire Chief there looking into the fireplace had done was tell them not to (This is article number 2 in a as the fire filled the room with play with matches! 13-part series on the subject of warmth. Soon they were putting After it was all over the boys fire prevention provided tothi s sticks into the fire to watch told what had happened and 100% cotton in red, newspaper as a community them burn. said, "we didn't know the bed green, or yellow. . . service by Chief Odell Avant) One held a long stick in the would catch fire." .. Lucrri Checkmaster Mr and Mrs. John Radcliff fire and walked about the room Are you assuming that Terry Aprons lived in a beautiful three story with the tip flaming. He found a children just naturally know \«m&*\ House PaW how to cope with fire? home in what could be called an paper bag and put the burning REG ISSVE\| 57 exclusive neighborhood. stick tip inside. They were hard working When the bag caught fire he Because they are "smart" in am X%)\*' people, each holding down a became alarmed and in his school do you assume that, in 100% cotton ttrrf. tttrtctivt good paying job and their two haste to hide what he was doing, case of a fire emergency, they SAVE EXTRA CITH THIS COUPON small sons, ages seven and nine, he put the burning bag under a will know what to do without 48-Fl. Ounces... were left during the daytime bed. instructions from you? LUCITE'. .".White' OCTAGON with a reliable sitter. In a matter of minutes the Children are born with many •CIA* bedroom was engulfed in flame inherent abilities, but fire Dishwashing Twin Flat or Fitted in Solids, One afternoon after school, - in a matter of a half hour the prevention is not one of them! HOUSE PAINT Stripes or Florals ... the children were playing as fire department had been there If you haven't taken the time LIQUID usual in the big, homey living •Mi rear fm. am. la* li"IX and saved what little they could to teach your youngsters the •.liter, eel. eee'l lei T ', REC. SEAMED SHEETS •MefMr *• rNrtttta TFM I c room; the sitter had lit the of the three story structure. 1 11.48 basic essentials of fire iralatlNaaila .am. xMttff SMfHti MMB M IWM nil 99 fireplace as was her privilege It was nearly a total loss! prevention, start today. Coupon Good AUG. 6, 7, & 8 tarn mat aim. Hate pur teteclm on cold days. Since she had fnwi itCoMiwi stftMt, twill, or ROSES Asked if his boys had ever had Tommorrow may be too late. CencotriitM lo lu* enter. 4M. 01. Be*. Ileal totauntM " t» Ce*»fl. LOW other assignments in the home, any detailed instructions on how liakottlet. PRICE the sitter went about her tasks, to handle fire and matches, Mr. While you're at it, make sure Three times more 100% whole, fresh potatoes, 12-Ox. (NetWt.) leaving the children to entertain Radcliff said, "I always told that every member of your holding power... sliced thin, fried crispy. .. themselves as was the usual them not to play with matches." family knows how to exit the iDaddy COCONUT procedure at this hour of the Here were two youngsters old home in the event of fire day or MISS BRECK* DADDY CRISP BON BONS or day. enough to have had thorough night, individually, without Non-Aerosol French Fried HAWAOAN STICKS This day the boys were instructions in handling fire, assistance. Too many people die HAIR SPRAY POTATOES particularly attracted to the putting out a small fire, how to in fires because they have never get out of the home in case of learned how to get out of the REG. c fireplace and asked if they 1.48 * D 63* fire, how to call the fire home when a fire starts. D 99' D76 Tear choice of iolnieeu Coronet could have a marshmallow department, and a number of loo loin o> llwaiian Slick. »er roast. HI. oz. el Hat Bret.® Noo-tofsaol Twin pact d 2, *«. cam. Locked ted (or nicki ar eertan 12-ei other lessons about fire that Take a lesson from the HaMSarq.lM,aati\aat. IMj at romlikli caw. (ootwUka* They were told it was tooever y child should be taught by Radcliffs. Grass Glasstop Polyester SHEARS FUSES DOUBLE KNIT Reg. to *2* 15 to 30 AMP 1<£L « $168 99 4 ^ 29* I Yd. Gas Theft Hi-Ori Crest Beach "' —a. STOPPER TOWELS TOOTHPASTE TOWELS Reg. 99* Reg. 54« 8.75 oz. m I for for $100

Jergen's Freezer Men's Ladies' SOAP CONTAINERS TANK TOPS PANTY HOSE Reg. •!* Reg. »2W PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE-Peaceful co-existence is a must at the $|00 Nellie Hill home in Maryville. Moochie, left, and Snoogums show how it's for $J00 $100 done. Besides the two, the Hill residence is home for six other cats, a turtle and a boa constrictor. Boys NFL Men's Remaining Ladies' SHIRTS PANTS SWIM SUITS BLOUSES — Obituaries — % Reg. V Reg. To »9~ Reg. »3* Richardson Hemingway at Trinity A.M.E. Services Held Church in the Trinity 22 Services Held Community. Mr. Carr died on July 28 For $|00 $300 $2 July 26 at home. Men's Janie Green Kleenex Assortment At Bethel A.M.E. He is survived by a wife Mrs. Special Selection 2 Man Mamie Carr; six sons: Mr. Services were held July 28 at Services were held July 29 for Thomas Carr, Mr. Johnny Carr St. Stephen Church in TISSUES FISHING REELS PUP TENT BRIEFS Mrs. Emma J. Richardson at of New Haven, Conn., Mr. Joe Georgetown for Mrs. Janie G. SUN SHADES w the Bethel A.M.E. in I^ouis Carr, Mr. Lester Carr, Green, 42, of Georgetown. Reg. 39* Reg. To »13 Reg. *23" Georgetown. Mrs. Richardson Mr. Levern Carr, Mr. Weldon She is survived by her or died July 24 in Eastchester Carr Jr., all of Hemingway,five husband: Willie Green Sr., four $100 $347 Park Nursing Home, Bronx, daughters: Mrs. Wilhelmina 4 for $100 *12°° N.Y. daughters: Mrs. Daisey L. Coles, of Hemingway, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Diana Hawkins, Men's T-SHIRTS She is survived by one son: Ollie Bromell, Mrs. Christine Mrs. Margaret Washington and Mr. Harold Richardson; five Burgess, all of New Haven, Miss Barbara Green; four sons: Ladies' daughters: Mrs. Mesdames Conn., Ms. Mayzell Carr, Ms. Willie Green Jr., Larry Green, SPORT COATS Bertha Smith, Mrs. Marthena Alice Carr of Hemingway, two Alphonsa Green, Charlie 48 Griggs, Mrs. Nathalie Phillips, adopted daughters; Mrs. Clara Green; seven grandchildren, HALTER TOPS for*! Mrs. Leola Rogers, and Mrs. Preston and Miss Diane three sisters; Mrs. Anna B. $ Charlesena Chism; eight Randolph of Hemingway; one Gibson and Mrs. Trudie Green. 10°° grandchildren and nine great­ sister; Mrs. Sylvia Jackson of Burial services were held at $100 grandchildren. Hemingway and 15 Midway Cemetery in Friendfield. GREEN ACRES LAWN MOWERS Services Held grandchildren. July 31 For Weldon Carr Jenrette Sponsoring 22" 20" Services were held July 31 for Mr. Weldon Carr, of Market Legislation Mower Mower Congressman John Jenrette the House Agriculture Reg. WT Wcekli,:" is sponsoring legislation Committee, on which he serves, designed to provide assistance show that farmers receive only to individuals and groups 34 cents out of every dollar for HtALTHTIP interested in establishing city fresh vegetables and 33 cents of markets by which farmers can every dollar for fresh fruits. o-Nsa jaMrfcoc, am market their produce directly to He said the so-called If you wear glasses, be consumers. "middlemen" in the marketing aware that under slight been used with great success chain receive the rest of the impact, ordinary glass throughout Pennsylvania in consumers produce dollar. lenses can shatter into some 75 in-town or elbse-to-town The Jenrette bill calls for an Only 1 To Sell hundreds of dangerous markets where farmers sell Agriculture Department survey slivers. The National Safety directly to consumers. of existing direct marketing Council advises safety glass- Jenrette said the large spread methods in order tolear n their 90 percent of the 500,000 eye between prices that farmers impact on the farmer. Riding injuries each year in the U.S. receive for unprocessed fruits It authorizes an appropriation could be avoided if people and vegetables and the prices of $1.5 million annually for three wore eyewear with paid by consumers in retail years for use by the Extension protective lenses. These are tores shows that direct Service for cooperation with Mower of two types: case-hardened Elarketing can be of great help state officials, land grant Galaxy 20 Inch glass lenses and resin-plastic to farmers. college and farm groups in 7 HORSEPOWER lenses, each costing slightly The North Myrtle Beach studies and establishment of more than plain glass lenses. Democrat said that studies by direct marketing projects. BREEZE BOX •Has 30" Cut With This is wise insurance for something as valuable as Floating Heads For SNACK BAR eyesight. In Memoriam team. We see him, dark hair and Getting all dressed up for the Hume 546-512* shining eyes. Jr.-Sr., Easy Operation. SPECIAL••• • Remember when he learned And visiting all the families. FANS to ski. Surfing and swimming at the How he cut slalom trails beach- Quiet, 2 Speed Our Reg. '399.00 Free Delivery across the wake, And oh, so many more things Or cut a flip off the old rope too. REG. *18M HOT DOGS swing. We see him, dark hair and And the motorcycle, how shining eyes, $ proud he was. His winsome smile His sporty clothes and the We see him in our mind's eye first bow tie. And in our hearts. H$ 349" Each How he studied hard, and The family of Rodney Everett Civitans. Tindall Playing with the basketball 2 THE GEORGETOWN fS. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 ...Fire Ants Canning Lids CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 containing the insecticide and be effective if properly used, to feed it to the queen and larvae. those wishing to conduct their With the loss of the queen and own fight against the insects, larvae, reproduction ceases in was maintained. the colony and this assures that At least 500 people chose to go the mound will soon be along with this program and the tenanUess. Are Scarce chemical still might be secured Hardee said that if left to their if need is indicated. own devices, fire ants are a, The Mirex program Serious threat to people, crops,' administered by the United livestock, pets and wildlife. States Department of They have been known to Agriculture, is bolstered by the attack young and unprotected "Animal and Plant Health animals such as newborn calves Inspection Service" agency in and pigs, and the young of In Georgetown Florence in a cooperative effort ground-nesting birds. provided by the State and Contrary to popular USDA, Hardee said. By CHRIS WESTON each season. just need the lids, because you conviction, Mirex, a chlorinated There have been no canning The canning lid shortage, can't use them but once. Any formal program hydrocarbon, if used in* lids, at any price, for months in worsening for the last two years Somebody must be hoarding involving air-spraying of the prescribed formulas, presents the stores here in Georgetown as soaring food prices and them or something," said Mrs. poison possibly would not no threat to people, domestic and in thousands of other small governmental exhortations Bonds. Include the coastal area here animals nor even bees. towns across the country's farm have resulted in six to eight Joe Port said he has called the because Mirex is suspected in The chemical will not leave a and garden belt. So when Joe million new vegetable gardens, county agent and the Better fish-marine life kills. residue in milk, meat or on Port, of Maryville was ready to has brought forth a cultural and Business Bureau and is thinking Hardee therefore feels that crops and is so specifically can his vegetables, it angered an economic loss. of writing the governor. individual efforts of property keyed to the destruction of the him not to be able to find the Millions of country kitchens "I think they (the owners would be feasible and fire ants that it will not harm simple metal lids. will not steam with the canning government) should slap an possibly more successful than if other species. Joe Port is not alone. Tens of smell of vinegar, onions, cloves injunction against the jar an aerial application of Mirex thousands of outraged and cinnamon. Millions of quart manufacturers to keep them was depended upon to do the In the absence of a State sup­ housewives and gardeners in jars of home grown tomatoes, from shipping in the glass jars job. ported plan to curb the spread smalltown and rural America cucumbers, pickles, relishes, without the lids," said Port. There are many ways in of this dangerous insect, it have been writing to their sauerkraut, beans, beets, corn, Port said he decided to can for which to approach the problem, behooves homeowners and Congressmen, to Ralph Nader, squash, peaches, and jams and his daughter in Charlotte, Hardee says, such as frequent property people to be persistent to the Agriculture Department jellies will simply not be "put because she didn't have freezer mowing. in trying to curb the ants and even to the White House up". And literally millions of space for vegetables. However, The nests would be disturbed themselves. about the nationwide shortage dollars worth of home garden when he was ready to can the and disrupted by mower blades This may be found to be of metal lids for glass home- crops may go to waste because vegetables he "couldn't find the and defeat growth of the colony. discouraging work and may canning jars. of the lid shortage. lids anywhere in Georgetown." Applications of Mirex bait underscore the need for a stringent research program to Hubert Hardee, Georgetown Dorthula Bonds, home According to Port, all of the may be placed at the mound merchants in Georgetown have site; the best place would be combat fire ants collectively County's agricultural agent, economist for Georgetown and on a state-wide scale. said his office has been County, said the women here- plenty of jars but they don't around the base not top of the receiving many calls from as widely elsewhere, believe have the lids. mound, Hardee said, and the In the meantime, if all persons complaining about the they are being victimized by "It's a national scandal. I've bait should not be applied too mounds but one were destroyed, canning lid problem. merchants or unscrupulous been looking around, even in heavily, or the ants will move. that one could soon reinf est the county unless vigilance is "We don't have an answer on canning equipment Alabama, but I still can't find Two level tablespoons of the maintained by those who stand why there is a shortage and manufactures, or both. any," said Port. POSITIVE PROOF-Those who differ on the question whether heredity or Mirex along with the grits base lo be most damaged by the ants, there isn't anything that He added that he thought it would do the job if the top of the "We're getting a lot of environment is the most telling factor in the eventual development of people or the property owners. we can do about it," said complaints, but there is nothing was a conspiracy on the part of plants, will find the answer here. Heredity rules this stalk of corn which is mound is left undisturbed. Hardee. we can do about it. What's the jar manufacturers to make following the inclination of its genes despite the fact it grows on busy Fraser Many residents have resorted Hardee emphasized that the In most places, the glass happening to the lids, we just persons purchase more jars just to pouring gasoline on top of the Mirex bait becomes rancid and canning jars are available for don't know," said Mrs. Bonds. to get the lids. Street near Georgetown Steel. Were environment the true molder of the mound and setting it on fire. loses its appeal if not properly about three dollars per dozen. She said that area grocery "The shame of the thing is future, this stalk would be either a coil of wire or a heavy truck. This is not effective if the stored, which may be why some However, most persons who stores and a gardening supply that the manufacturers are still mound is fairly large, Hardee people have not found the bait to regularly can don't need the house have been checked but shipping in loads of jars but no said, because it has been found be uniformly effective. jars because they can be used have not turned up any lids. lids," said Port. that the ants burrow twice as The container should be more than once. It is the metal "Most people have jars, they An investigation begun last deep into the ground as the nest resealed and stored in a cool lids that have to be changed month by the Subcommittee on County Planners To Hold extends above. Some of the place which will ensure its Commodities and Services of nests rise 12 to 18 inches high. lasting qualities. Corps Of Engineers the House Small Business Thus, burning off the top will Reasearch has established Committee has failed to adduce not reach the bottom where the that to be effective, three aerial any hard evidence of queens are billeted. applications over a six month conspiracy on the part of the Public Rezoning Hearing It is a good idea to keep an eye period would be necessary, Issue Local Permits manufacturers or distributors. out for new nests and destroy using the Mirex poison as the The Charleston district of the construct a retaining wall, two But the hearings have now been The Georgetown County Planning Council received a input both pro and con for the them before the creatures can combatting agent. Army Corps of Engineers has piers and to dredge adjacent to reopened by the subcommittee Planning and Zoning request that the land, presently rezoning proposal before get a real foothold in one's In view of present restriction issued during the month of July, Main Creek in Georgetown chairman, Rep. Charles Carney Commission will hold a public zoned industrial, be rezoned to making any decision. All property. in the use of aerial applications 15 permits for docks, dredging, County. of Ohio, one of the most lid-less hearing tonight to discuss the either forest and agriculture or interested people are invited to Hardee said that when the of the Mirex poisoning it seems bulkheads and other structures Also, a permit was issued to states. possible rezoning of land around residential. One property owner attend. The hearing will begin ants first appeared in Horry unlikely that an overall and all- in navigable waters. Draper and Hinds, Inc. to For the time being, canning the Georgetown County Airport. in the area in question can not at 7:30 p.m. on the third floor of County where he was located at out program against the fire During this time a permit excavate and construct a lids can't be found in get electrical tie-ups due to the the County Courthouse and will the time, he deliberately ant infestation will be extension was granted to floating dock and piling in Main Georgetown and nobody knows The commission and its present zoning classification. precede the commission's allowed an ant to sting him to sponsored by the state. Murrells Inlet Marina, Inc. to Creek. for sure where they are. advisor Waccamaw Regional The commission will take regular monthly meeting. determine its effect. The County Leader said that It was painful, he said, but it his office has a supply of Mirex didn't have as severe an on hand which will be available aftermath as it does with some to persons needing the poison people. and will be issued with no GADAC Programs Gaining Support Many are allergic to the charge upon request. venom and an emergency room trip is indicated if they are CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 She also noted that the steel "The largest area of growth However, community support Presently, the director detoxification center in the bitten. Winyah Jeweler mill "has put teeth" into their in this quarter was the and accumulating the accepts the duty for some region, which Mrs. Wood Some people bear scars of ant GADAC's ASAP. efforts by arranging changes in continued development of a necessary funds are needed to aspects of these programs; described as "in a word, stings years after the Can*l Accept Another area of expansion for shift work for an employee if it working committee for a make the halfway house a however, she must also serve 'critical.' " occurrence, Hardee said, GADAC has been developed interfered with a client's halfway house in Georgetown reality, she said. as counselor to carry on Mrs. Wood noted that the concurring with opinions that recenUy in cooperation with rehabilitation program. County," Mrs. Wood said. In other areas, Mrs. Wood existing client services. GADAC programs are fire ants do present a dangerous Times Tag Georgetown Steel Corporation. Progress is also being made A halfway house would noted, "a real need has been "Hopefully, in the near future receiving increased support aggravation to people, The corporation's director of in developing a more formal provide persons a program for developing for some months for GADAC can dramatically from the community and especially youngsters. Terry Mooney, Jeweler of safety and health regularly program with the corporation to making the transition from a person to devote full-time expand its education efforts," agencies. Hardee said that patience and Winyah Jewelers, Ltd. on Front makes referrals to GADAC, provide consultant services at treatment for abusive behavior efforts in prevention-education she concluded. For example, the Georgetown perseverance are the key words Streets says regretfully that he Mrs. Wood said. all levels. to a normal productive life. programs." Another great need is for a County Council budgeted $8,300 and practices in eradicating the cannot accept the "clock in county funds to be channeled pests. specialist" tag accorded him in a Times' story on the Town to GADAC on a quarterly basis. This is true even though a Clock. She noted that this was "one first application of poison would of the largest proportionate kill virtually all ants in mounds He's a jeweler, he says, but Gibson Experiences Chaos In Peru increases" in the county budget having foraging workers who he'll be glad to see folks at the for this year. would go out and bring in the store in this capacity, just the "They expect as I personally bait to feed the queens. same. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 park square on foot when a cause in which they had no consulate had hung up the And not a minute too soon, do, continuation of a quality New queens will lay eggs to Winyah Jewelers, Ltd. was circumstances. vehicle passing by, harbored stock. phone as they implored and so according to Betty Lee Hall program with increased start colonies although the rest formerly known as Moseley In the midst of shootings insurgents who opened fire at They took refuge in a hotel they queried of the Mexican Gibson, his wife, who was back communication between the of the insects have been Jewelers on Front Street. during which many people were random, shooting at anything, some several blocks from their Consulate. in the States awaiting her council and GADAC." destroyed. killed, Gibson and a fellow they saw. own but decided they couldn't One taxi dispatched did not husband's return. "The cooperation of worker got a taxi to transport remain holed up inde­ arrive because it was burned; Georgetown County Council, The Mirex ant bait is a them from the airport to the Whitey took refuge behind a finitely...considering the man­ another stalled on the outskirts Just before they left, an NBC State Commission on Alcohol combination of Mirex, soybean Lima Shelton Hotel where they tree and the two Americans had ner in which that hot Latin of lima and Finnish people newsman dashed up to the and Drug Abuse, the GADAC oil (an ant favorite) and ground were billeted. difficulty in locating the source blood continued to heat. finally helped the men reach the departing Americans and Commission, and all other corncob grits, a carrier which Classified Ads Enroute, the taxi driver of all the bullets. airport. begged them to take tapes and interested persons is makes the granular bait flow became panicky and made the They said thay they got in Gibson and his friends got the pictures of the internal strife appreciated by the director, the evenly so that it can be applied riders get out of his vehicle They came to the conclusion touch with the Mexican last plane out of the Peruvian going on in Peru back to staff, and certainly, the citizens uniformly. Bring Results many blocks from the safety of that a person could lose his life, consulate to request help in country just before the National Broadcasting of Georgetown County who have The worker ants carry the their lodgings. reach the end, become finished, reaching the airport. government closed down the Company officials in this access to GADAC," she grits back to the mound, country. They tried to cross a small get killed, in fact, and all for a Someone in the American airport. concluded. remove the soybean oil Gibson's companion quickly agreed, not knowing that Georgetonians Whitey was standing there silently screaming "Don't do it...Don't do it"...because as he GREENBAX Get Yearbook later explained. "If we hadn't gotten on that last plane out, we'd have been caught carrying STAMPS out forbidden material and with every order Awards could have been candidates for a firing squad." Anne McKinney, Elizabeth FRESH Hamburger Meat Wannamaker, William Kinross, But, all's well that ends well", Stephen Psathas, Bobby Hardee according to some forgotten No Limit and Nadia Rasheed of philosopher and Whitey spent NECK BONES)* Georgetown have been awarded July 4th in Georgetown visiting Certificates on completion of a family and friends. week long course in yearbook Lb. LB. 79 Old-time acquaintances will 69« procedures. The course, conducted at Furman recall that he graduated from University, Greenville, South Winyah High School in 1961 and FREE! Carolina, was sponsored by the his wife, in 1952 and they were Yearbook Workshop of that married in 1953. Nice BIG Juicy city. Whitey attended the University of South Carolina for Watermelon with During the week they two years before completing his concentrated on Yearbook military obligation. layout and design, photography, typography, and copy writing. He decided to change his The Workshop was the tenth major in midstream and went to annual session, and the fifth to Clemson University to earn his be held at Furman University. Mechanical Engineering degree. The Gibsons, parents of two sons, Cliff, 16 and Carl, 13, now reside in Portland, Oregon where he is located. FRESH PRODUCE Whitey thought once he'd gotten back in the States, things would calm down. But when he hit the States, Barnhill Food Stores there was a garbage strike going on, giving him to (Formerly L.W. Avant & Sons), wonder if he just naturally "Maybe you'd rather I drank, attracts these way-out rket St. gambled or smoked pot?" situations. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 3 Children Should Get Fire Safety Rules

ByODELLAVANT close to dinner time. They sat these ages, and all their father Georgetown Fire Chief there looking into the fireplace had done was tell them not to (This is article number 2 In a as the fire filled the room with play with matches! 13-part series on the subject of warmth. Soon they were putting After it was all over the boys fire prevention provided to this sticks into the fire to watch told what had happened and newspaper as a community them burn. said, "we didn't know the bed green, or yellow. .. service by Chief Odell Avant) One held a long stick in the would catch fire." Checkmaster Mr. and Mrs. John Radcliff fire and walked about the room Are you assuming that lived in a beautiful three story with the tip flaming. He found a children just naturally know Terry Aprons home in what could be called an paper bag and put the burning how to cope with fire? exclusive neighborhood. stick tip inside. They were hard working When the bag caught fire he Because they are "smart" in 1)1" people, each holding down a became alarmed and in his school do you assume that, in Mf cotton teni. Mtnctieo ree\ , good paying job and their two haste to hide what he was doing, case of a fire emergency, they ____ -. - . • a small sons, ages seven and nine, he put the burning bag under a will know what to do without 48-Fl. Ounces ... were left during the daytime bed. instructions from you? with a reliable sitter. In a matter of minutes the Children are born with many OCTAGON bedroom was engulfed in flame inherent abilities, but fire Dishwashing Twin Flat or Fitted in Solids, One afternoon after school, - in a matter of a half hour the prevention is not one of them! Stripes or Florals . .. the children were playing as fire department had been there If you haven't taken the time LIQUID usual in the big, homey living and saved what little they could to teach your youngsters the SEAMED SHEETS room; the sitter had lit the REC;. of the three story structure. 1 basic essentials of fire 99" LfMtj' MiHitoj sfcoMts in twin fill tr fireplace as was her privilege It was nearly a total loss! prevention, start today. 1)78' | Makt mt -Kti n 44 on cold days. Since she had ** *g te * ° ROSES Tommorrow may be too late. Concentrated to last toneer. tt-ll. OL Asked if his boys had ever had frm. itCoMitnt striMS, florals, or LOW other assignments in the home, sin bottles. 2PRIC E any detailed instructions on how Meek 95 loc takiof toe. to cottons. the sitter went about her tasks, to handle fire and matches, Mr. While you're at it, make sure leaving the children to entertain Three times more 100% whole, fresh potatoes. 12-Oz. (Net Wt.) Radcliff said, "I always told that every member of your holding power... sliced thin, fried crispy... themselves as was the usual them not to play with matches." family knows how to exit the COCONUT procedure at this hour of the MISS BRECK • DADDY CRISP home in the event of fire day or BON BONS or day. Here were two youngsters old night, individually, without Non-Aerosol French Fried HAWABAN enough to have had thorough STICKS This day the boys were instructions in handling fire, assistance. Too many people die HAIR SPRAY POTATOES particularly attracted to the putting out a small fire, how to in fires because they have never get out of the home in case of learned how to get out of the REC;. REG. c !>-. fireplace and asked if they 1.48 97- 1) 63° li" could have a marshmallow fire, how to call the fire home when a fire starts. H>76 Tour choke ol iilicieui Coconut department, and a number of D99* Bon Bom or llawioan Sticks. Per* roast. HI. el. ol Him Brock® IfaHbifesol lorin pack ol 2, lei cam. Locked led tor nadrj or sorties. 12-ei other lessons about fire that Take a lesson from the lti»Seti..Hete.ileeileB|. Mt t rototlsHi cam. (net wt.) tap. They were told it was too every child should be taught by Radcliffs. Grass Glasstop Polyester of SHEARS FUSES DOUBLE KNIT Reg. to »2* 15 to 30 AMP $168 1GL 99" 4 for 29« 1 Yd. r Gas Theft Hl-Drl Crest Beach w STOPPER TOWELS TOOTHPASTE TOWELS Reg. 99* Reg. 54" 8.75 oz. m $100 2 for *3°° 19' for 1 •j^mi^atAi*-^ OMtaC A, e_a»v. iwa«W '*-»»*-•» Jergen's Freezer Men's Ladies' SOAP CONTAINERS TANK TOPS PANTY HOSE W Reg. »1M Reg. »2 PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE-Peaceful co-existence is a must at the Nellie Hill home in Maryville. Moochie, left, and Snoogums show how it's 10 for H°° $|00 $|00 38 done. Besides the two, the Hill residence is home for six other cats, a turtle and a boa constrictor. Boys NFL Men's Remaining Ladies' SHIRTS PANTS SWIM SUITS BLOUSES — Obituaries — W Reg. »2 Reg. To •©« Reg. »3~ Richardson Hemingway at Trinity A.M.E. Services Held $022 Church in the Trinity 22 Services Held Community. Mr. Carr died on July 28 For $|00 $ooo $2 July 26 at home. Men's Janie Green Kleenex Assortment 2 Man At Bethel A.M.E. He is survived by a wife Mrs. Special Selection Mamie Carr; six sons: Mr. Services were held July 28 at Services were held July 29 for Thomas Carr, Mr. Johnny Carr St. Stephen Church in TISSUES FISHING REELS PUP TENT BRIEFS Mrs. Emma J. Richardson at SUN SHADES of New Haven, Conn., Mr. Joe Georgetown for Mrs. Janie G. Reg. To »13w Reg. *23M the Bethel A.M.E. in I,ouis Carr, Mr. Lester Carr, Green, 42, of Georgetown. Reg. 39' or Georgetown. Mrs. Richardson Mr. Levern Carr, Mr. Weldon She is survived by her $100 c died July 24 in Eastchester Carr Jr., all of Hemingway,five husband: Willie Green Sr., four $347 Park Nursing Home, Bronx, daughters: Mrs. Daisey L. daughters: Mrs. Wilhelmina 4for*l<» *12 N.Y. Coles, of Hemingway, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Diana Hawkins, Men's T-SHIRTS She is survived by one son: Ollie Bromell, Mrs. Christine Mrs. Margaret Washington and Mr. Harold Richardson; five Burgess, all of New Haven, Miss Barbara Green; four sons: Ladies' daughters: Mrs. Mesdames Conn., Ms. Mayzell Carr, Ms. Willie Green Jr., Larry Green, SPORT COATS Bertha Smith, Mrs. Marthena Alice Carr of Hemingway, two Alphonsa Green, Charlie $148 Griggs, Mrs. Nathalie Phillips, adopted daughters; Mrs. Clara Green; seven grandchildren, HALTER TOPS for 1 Mrs. l»9ola Rogers, and Mrs. Preston and Miss Diane three sisters; Mrs. Anna B. Charlesena Chism; eight Randolph of Hemingway; one Gibson and Mrs. Trudie Green. *10O° grandchildren and nine great­ sister; Mrs. Sylvia Jackson of Burial services were held at $|00 grandchildren. Hemingway and 15 Midway Cemetery in Friendfield. GREEN ACRES LAWN MOWERS Services Held grandchildren. July 31 For Jenrette Sponsoring Weldon Carr 20" Services were held July 31 for Mower Mr. Weldon Carr, of Market Legislation Reg. W" 4 Congressman John Jenrette the House Agriculture Weekli, ! is sponsoring legislation Committee, on which he serves, designed to provide assistance show that farmers receive only to individuals and groups 34 cents out of every dollar for HI:ALTO TIP interested in establishing city fresh vegetables and 33 cents of 00 markets by which farmers can every dollar for fresh fruits. 59 market their produce directly to He said the so-called OMUL JMrllOC, ft.PM consumers. If you wear glasses, be "middlemen" in the marketing aware that under slight been used with great success chain receive the rest of the impact, ordinary glass throughout Pennsylvania in consumers produce dollar. lenses can shatter into some 75 in-town or close-to-town The Jenrette bill calls for an Only 1 To Sell hundreds of dangerous markets where farmers sell Agriculture Department survey slivers. The National Safety directly to consumers. of existing direct marketing Council advises safety glass- Jenrette said the large spread methods in order to learn their 90 percent of the 500,000 eye between prices that farmers impact on the farmer. Riding injuries each year in the U.S. receive for unprocessed fruits It authorizes an appropriation could be avoided if people and vegetables and the prices of $1.5 million annually for three wore eyewear with paid by consumers in retail years for use by the Extension protective lenses. These are tores shows that direct Service for cooperation with Mower of two types: case-hardened Elarketing can be of great help state officials, land grant Galaxy 20 Inch glass lenses and resin-plastic to farmers. college and farm groups in 7 HORSEPOWER lenses, each costing slightly The North Myrtle Beach studies and establishment of more than plain glass lenses. Democrat said that studies by direct marketing projects. BREEZE BOX •Has 30" Cut With This is wise insurance for SNACK BAR something as valuable as Floating Heads For eyesight. In Memorial.. team. We see him, dark hair and Getting all dressed up for the Hioiie 546-5124 shining eyes. Jr.-Sr., Easy Operation. SPECIAL•••. • rtm* Remember when he learned And visiting all the families. FANS to ski. Surfing and swimming at the j* How he cut slalom trails beach- Our Reg. '399.00 Free Delivery across the wake, And oh, so many more things Quiet, 2 Speed Or cut a flip off the old rope too. REG. 'IS" HOT DOGS swing. We see him, dark hair and And the motorcycle, how shining eyes, $ itamoe proud he was. His winsome smile tkmXmmmmX His sporty clothes and the We see him in our mind's eye 66 first bow tie. And in our hearts. ® 349* Each How he studied hard, and The family of Rodney Everett Civitans. Tindall 16 19 Playing with the basketball UcS-7 c[- Jl y ft 4 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Thursday, August 7, 1975

f a. V. Miss Eaddy Honored At omsn | Wedgefield w The Wedgefield home of Mrs. Gene Lee was the scene last Friday night of a miscellaneous an shower honoring Miss Debbie ^ Suznti. Ann Eaddy, whose marriage to Mr. Simon Brantley Forbes will take place the twelfth of Miss Simmons September. Approximately 25 to 30 guest attended the eight o'clock in the Honor Guest evening event which was hosted jointly by Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Frances Shaw and Mrs. J.E. At Drop-In Cameron, Jr.

Miss Vicki Lynne Simmons White and yellow daisies and Mr. Thomas Cary Walker, arranged in a milk glass bowl whose marriage will be an rested on the refreshment table event of this weekend, were the which was covered with a white guests of honor at a festive linen cloth. Served to the guests drop-in on Saturday, the was punch, cheese biscuits, nineteenth of July, at the nuts, cake squares, mints and Knights of Columbus Hall. sandwiches. Hosting the social were Mr. Upon Miss Eaddy's arrival, Mrs. Jaek Lneions Hot is III and Mrs. Alfred Joseph, Mr. she was presented a hand-made and Mrs. Walter Turbeville, Mr. corsage which consisted of a and Mrs. J.T. Isaac, Sr., Mr. miniature bride and groom Mrs. James Stevenson Carraway and Mrs. A.F. Isaac, Mrs. E.C. surrounded by hearts bearing Thomas, Miss Frances Isaac Miss Eaddy's and Mr. Forbes' Miss Blake Becomes and Miss Minnie Isaac. name, tied with an orange Upon arrival, the bride-elect ribbon and accented with a Miss Lunsford Weds was presented a corsage of small bag of rice. white carnations by her Bride Of Mr. Hovis hostesses. During the party, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Mr. James Carraway Receiving the guests during The wedding vows of Miss hostesses presented to Miss Patricia Lavere Blake and Mr. Hovis II of Bessemer City, N.C. Miss Cheryl Lynn Lunsford Asheville, N.C, wore a formal the appointed hours of eight and Eaddy their gift of a brass tray. nine o'clock were the hostesses Jack Lucious Hovis III were Mr. Terry Usery of Belmont, and Mr. James Stevenson gown of blue chiffon and spoken in lovely service on N.C. was organist for the Carraway were united in holy and the bride-elect and groom- matching accessories, along elect. Saturday the second day of ceremony. Vocal soloist were matrimony in an lovely New Mr. Steve Warlick of Gastonia, with a pink rose bud corsage. Arrangements of magnolia August at the Tabernacle of God candlelight ceremony on RECEPTION in Gastonia, N.C. N.C. who sang "The Wedding Saturday, the second day of and summer flowers were Prayer," and Mrs. John Following the ceremony, the predominant in the party area. Arrival The Rev. Leon Padaras and August at Screven Baptist bride's parents hosted a the Rev. William N. Podaras Whitworth of Bessemer City, Church. The serving table was centered N.C. who sang "Where Do I reception for the couple at the with a silver candelabra Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weavil performed the ceremony. The Rev. William J. Lockaby Mrs. Don Summer Wrenn Begin." church's Fellowship Hall. holding an epergne announce the birth of a officiated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Receiving the guests were Mr. arrangement of summer daughter, Deborah Annette, Mr. and Mrs. Padgett L. Blake Given in marriage by her The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Charles Lawrimore. bom July 12, at the Georgetown father, the bride wore a formal Mr. and Mrs. Orph Edwin flowers and yellow burning Sr. of Bessemer City, N.C. and Centering the table were silver candles. A variety of party Miss Allyson Hinds County Memorial Hospital. The the granddaughter of Mr. and floor length gown of white Lunsford of Georgetown and the candelabra, filled with burning grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. imported polyester satin. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. dainties further graced the aJ Mrs. Price E. Williams and Mr. candles and pink and white table. Jack Redick and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. T.B. Blake Sr., both of gown's skirt and waistband was William Haskell Carraway, also flowers. A silver punch bowl adorned with lace and seed The honor couple were Howard Weavil. Georgetown. The groom is the of Georgetown. adorned each end of the table. pearls and she wore a tiered veil remembered by their hosts and A program of wedding music Cutting the cake was Mrs. B.H. Weds Mr. Don Wrenn of imported bridal illusion hostesses with a gift of china. was presented by Mr. Micheal Peace III and Mrs. Carolyn which was attached to a cap of Miss Simmons is the daughter lace and seed pearls. She Roberts, organist and Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. W.S. Stevenson The marriage of Miss Allyson Georgetown and Edward Tuttle of Commander and Mrs. Julian carried a cascade bouquet of Jackie Powers, soloist. Mrs. and Mrs. J.L. Simpson poured Lynn Hinds and Mr. Don and Donald Wilson of Reed Simmons of Mount Oceda News white orchids and stephanotis. Powers sang "Whither Thou punch. Keeping the bride's book Swanner Wrenn was Georgetown. Goest" and "The Wedding was Miss June Watts and Pleasant. Mr. Walker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Paul solemnized in a lovely Master Timothy Charles By BOBBY NEWTON for Norfork, Va. to be admitted Miss Phyllis Flowers of Prayer." Traditional wedding assisting at the door was Miss Bessemer City, N.C. was maid marches were used for the Donna Cribb. Mr. and Mis. Walker of Georgetown. candlelight service on Hinds, cousin of the bride of Mr. Marvin D. Newton of as a patient in the Naval Saturday, the second of August Taylors, was ringbearer. Columbia spent the weekend Hospital in Norfork. of honor. Mrs. Michael Hovis of processional and recessional. Chandler Harmon said the Dallas, N.C, sister-in-law of the goodbyes. The bride chose for at the First Baptist Church. RECEPTION with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Bryant of Given in marriage by her The Rev. Dr. Julius Mahlon Immediately following the Dalton Newton. Hemingway spent Saturday groom, served as bridesmaid. father, the bride wore a gown of traveling a navy and white pant Commission Miss Rhonda Whitworth of suit with which she wore an, Kirkland performed the double ceremony, the bride's parents We are sorry to report that with her son, Mr. Stoney L. white organza and alencon lace. ring ceremony at five o'clock in entertained with a reception at Mrs. Anzie Johnson is a patient Bryant and his family. Bessemer City N.C. served as The fitted bodice was fashioned orchid corsage. The couple will junior bridesmaid. the afternoon. the Winyah Indigo Society Hall. in the Georgetown County Miss Delaine Newton, with a rounded neckline edged honeymoon in Florida. Upon Elects New The bride is the daughter of Receiving the guests were Dr. Memorial Hospital after an (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. The attendants wore floor with a standing ruffle of their return, they will reside at Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lanford and Mrs. C. Lide Williams and accident at home. We wish her a James Newton, traveled to length gowns of yellow organza, and long sleeves 2705-B Highmarket Street. Hinds of Georgetown. The Dr. Harry C. Taylor and Miss speedy recovery and hope she Orangeburg Sunday where Miss polyester crepe and a single ending in a full flair at the Chairman The bride attended Winyah groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Susan Taylor. will soon be able to return Newton will enter Nursing strand of pearls which were wrists. A yoke of alencon lace, High School and was graduated Douglas A. Smith, vice William Edwin Wrenn, Sr. home. School. gifts from the bride. The maid also edged with a ruffled The bride's mother chose for from Horry-Georgetown president and general manager A program of nuptial music Mr. Roger E. Newton, a of honor carried two long- organza trim over the her daughter's wedding a for­ Mrs. W.J. Blakely of Technical Center. She is of WFBC Television in was presented by Mrs. James student at Presbyterian College stemmed yellow shoulders, enhanced the bodice mal gown of choral chiffon Denmark, is currently spending employed by Belk's in Greenville, is the newly elected Pollock, organist and Mr. Stan in Clinton, spent this past week­ chrysanthemums with front. The full skirt which fashioned with a deep V several weeks with her sister- Georgetown. The bridegroom chairman of the South Carolina Romanstine, Jr., of Knoxville, end with his parents, Mr. and matching ribbon streamers and flowed softly in the back to form neckline and enhanced with a in-law Mrs. Bertha Godwin. also attended Winyah High Arts Commission, according to Tenn., soloist. Mr. Romanstine Mrs. Dalton Newton. Roger is the bridesmaids carried one a chapel train was adorned with cumerband at the contoured Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow School and was graduated from an announcement by sang "The Greatest of These is currently attending the summer long-stemmed yellow scattered rose appliques of lace waist from which fell a slim Cothran of Columbia recently Horry-Georgetown Technical Commission Executive Love" and "The Lord's session at the University of chrysanthemum, also with and seed pearls and ended in a floor length skirt. visited Mr. and Mrs. James Center and Wingate Junior Director Rick George. Prayer". The traditional South Carolina in Columbia, matching ribbon. All the deep flounce at the hemline. Complementing her outfit was a Newton. College. He is employed with wedding marches were used for where he is studying Organic attendants wore floral Her elbow length veil of bridal Mr. Smith succeeds Columbia full length cape which was Mr. and Mrs. Murkie Ward of Georgetown Ferreduction as a the processional and Chemistry and art. headpieces of yellow miniature illusion, delicately trimmed in attorney Terrell Glenn, whose draped from the shoulders. She Columbia spent the week-end chrysanthemums. Junior Engineer. term as a Commissioner recessional. carried a cymbidium orchid Mrs. Rosalie Shuford of with Mr. Ward's father Mr. lace, was attached to a Camelot little Miss Paula Hovis of headpiece and she carried a REHEARSAL expired June 30. Given in marriage by her corsage on her purse. (ieorgetown spent Friday Nally Ward. Prior to the couple's wedding, father, the bride was lovely in a The groom's mother wore a afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Leona W. Copple and Bessemer City, N.C. served as nosegay of pink rosebuds, white The Arts Commission, flower girl. daisies, miniature daisy mums the groom's parents honored formal gown of satin organza formal long sleeved green Godwin. family of Tulsa, Oklahoma are the wedding party and out of supervised by nine fashioned with a high rise dress, with beige insets around spending several weeks with The groom's father served as and gypsophila. Her only Commissioners appointed by his best man. Serving as jewelry was a gold necklace town guest with a rehearsal bodice. The ' bodice was the neckline and accented with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mezzell her parents, Mr. and Mrs. party Friday night at the the Governor, is a state agency designed with a U-shaped rhinestones. The long sleeves and Mrs. Louise Dawson of Rhodus Ward Sr. groomsmen were Mr. Michael with a single pearl, a gift from designed to promote and Hovis of Dallas, N.C, brother of the groom. Holiday Inn. neckline and long sculptured ended in points over her wrists Georgetown visited with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gordon of BRIDALLUNCHEON develop the arts in South sleeves which were enhanced and she wore matching and Mrs. Dalton Newton on Mount Pleasant, visited Mrs. the groom; and Mr. Lavern Miss Dawn Lunsford, sister of Also, prior to the wedding a Carolina. The Commission with borders of ivory Venise CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Thursday. Mr. Mezzell later left Bertha Godwin. Blake Jr. of Bessemer City, the bride, was maid of honor. bridal luncheon was given at the awards grants to arts lace circling the neckline and brother of the bride. She wore a gown of pink home of Mrs. J.L.Simpson, aunt organizations and individual motifs of lace on the sleeve. The Ringbearer was Master polyester silk featuring a of the bride, who was assisted artists as well as operates its waistline was accented with Barry Hovis, also of Bessemer flocked floral design in blending with the festivities by Mrs. H.W. own programs in the areas of lace from which fell garlands of Bethel City, N.C. shades of pink, green, and Miller, great aunt of the bride, literary, performing, and visual Venise petals accented with The bride's mother chose for white. The gown, fashioned on and Mrs. L.C. Harmon. arts. scattered motifs on the full her daughter's wedding a green empire lines, was styled with circular skirt, sweeping into a News floor length gown with brief sleeves and a rounded flowing train. A narrow body of matching accessories. She wore neckline which opened softly in By MRS. WILLIE PORTER an orchid corsage. The groom's lace circled the hemline of the Miss Sandra Mercer and her the front on a modified V-line. skirt and train. Her full length mother wore a pink floor length Three self buttons completed brother, Mr. Larry Mercer, left gown with matching veil of ivory imported English by plane Friday morning to the bodice trim. She wore a pink illusion was caught to a high accessories. She too wore an picture hat banded in white visit a few days with their orchid corsage. contoured face framing cap brother and his family, Mr. and velvet ribbon and ending in the with lace identical to that of the The new Mrs. Hovis attended back with a bow and streamers. Mrs. Dennie Mercer of Lufking, gown. She carried a white Bible Texas. Bessemer City Schools and was She carried a single long topped with a bouquet of white Mrs. Mary Rogerson visited graduated from Libby Stone stemmed white rosebud. roses, stephanotis and Modeling School in Charlotte. gyposphila. last week with her niece, Mrs. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Julie Cornelia White of Charleston. She plans to further her S. Wilson, cousin of the Miss Lisa Karen Hinds, sister education at Gaston College in Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of Gastonia, N.C. bridegroom; Miss Lu Ann of the bride of Georgetown, was Georgetown visited Saturday Ward, Miss Mary Beth Ferdon, maid of honor. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Hovis also attended Miss Karen Goyak, Miss Debbie Bridesmaids were Miss Alex Smith. Bessemer City High School and Spears, and Miss Wanda Cynthia Ann Williams, Miss Mrs. Mary Graham and sons is self-employed. Harrelson, all friends of the Lucy Woodward Wrenn, sister and Mrs. Lena Nesbit and RECEPTION bride. They wore dresses like of the groom; Miss Mary Linda daughter visited last week with Following the ceremony, a that of the honor attendant but Fairey, Miss Sara DeSassure the former's daughter and wore white picture hats banded reception was given by the Lumpkin, Miss Karen Angela family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry bride's parents at the Ramada in pink. They also carried long Beal and Mrs. John N. Carter. Smith of Russellville, stemmed white rosebuds. Inn. Guest were greeted by Mr. Serving as junior bridesmaids Kentucky. and Mrs. Earl Davis of Little Miss Alisa Lunsford, were Miss Carla Ann Lowe, Mrs. Alice Tanner is visiting Bessemer City, N.C. and the sister of the bride, was flower cousin of the bride of with her son-in-law and wedding cake was served by girl. She wore a floor length Woodridge, Va. and Miss Robin daughter, Mrs. Jessy Vick in Mrs. Leon Podaras. For white eyelet dress trimmed Wrenn, sister of the groom. Zebulon, N.C. with pink and white lace. She traveling, the bride chose a two- The attendants were gowned Mrs. J.W. Howard of Bolivia, piece suit of yellow with a carried a white basket of pink in dresses of green taffeta N.C. visited during the weekend and white petals. Master matching print blouse. The overlaid with floral organza in with her sister, Mrs. Sylvia couple will honeymoon in Hampton Peace was shades of yellow, choral and Connelly. Florida. ringbearer. green. Designed on halter lines, The regular monthly meeting REHEARSAL PARTY Mr. Carraway served as his the gowns were fashioned with of the United Methodist Women son's best man. Serving as empire waistlines, full skirts Miss Deborah Dee Farrell Prior to the wedding, a of Bethel Methodist Church will rehearsal party was given for groomsmen were Mr. Keith and matching capelets. They meet at the church on August 12 Lunsford, brother of the bride; wore pale green picture hats Engaged To John Robert Scale the couple by the groom's at 8 p.m. All members are parents at the Western Sizzler Mr. Bill Carraway, brother of Miss Loretta Jean Cooper and carried bouquets of yellow asked to be present. the groom; Mr. Jim Stevenson, sweetheart roses, miniature Steak House. Mr. Terry Stevenson, Mr. Rusty Engaged To Norman Infinger Jr. carnations, baby's breath and September Wedding Stevenson and Mr. Aubrey gypsophila. Rion, all cousins of the groom. Little Miss Mary Ann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell Jr. of Georgetown Area Student Named The bride's mother chose for September Wedding Schooler was flower girl. She her daughter's wedding a wore a white dotted Swiss gown announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss formal yellow chiffon over Mr. and Mrs. Junior Earl Cooper announce the fashioned with a green ribbon Deborah Dee Farrell, to Mr. John Robert Seale, son taffeta dress with flowing engagement of their daughter, Miss Loretta Jean sash at the high waisline, and of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gee Seale, also of To College Dean's List chiffon cape. She wore short sleeves. She carried a Cooper, to Mr. Norman Edward Infinger, Jr., son Georgetown. letter of congratulations has matching accessories and a of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Edward Infinger, Sr., of basket of flower petals. Sally D. Lumpkin, daughter corsage of white rose buds. Mr. Wrenn served as his son's Miss Farrell attended Winthrop CoUege. Mr. of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. been sent by Ray A. Work, Jr., vice president for Student The groom's mother wore a North Litchfield Beach. best man. Srving as groomsmen Seale was graduated from Lake City Community Lumpkin of Georgetown, has Miss Cooper was graduated from Howard High were Mr. Balliew Scott Hinds, College, Lake City, Fla. He is presently employed been named to the Spring Affairs, at Florida Institute of formal turquoise blue gown of Technology. polyester silk with chiffon cape. School and is presently employed with Piggly brother of the bride; Mr. with International Paper Company, Woodlands quarter Dean's List at Florida She too wore matching William Edwin Wrenn, Jr. Institute of Technology at Miss Lumpkin, 1972 graduate Wiggly. Division. Melbourne, Fla. accessories and a corsage of Mr. Infinger attended Howard High School and is brother of the groom of of Winyah Academy is a white rose buds. Columbia; Mr. William Waller The wedding has been planned for the twentieth Being named to the Dean's sophomore and is majoring in For her granddaughter's presently serving in the United States Navy. Ford from Columbia, Mr. of September at Duncan Memorial Methodist List represents outstanding Pre-Veterinary Medicine at the wedding, Mrs. H.L. Simpson of A September wedding has been planned. Martin L. Altman III of Church. scholastic performance and a University of Georgia. I A b THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 5

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MOM JOINS IN-Mrs. Herman Scurry of the stitching stuff but she really doesn't sew very much YOUNG MODEL-Kelli models the sun suit that "Bolt and Boutique" at Pawleys, is skilled at the anymore. However...for Kelli...she'll do just a bit. bsars both her drawing skill and her mom's sewing skill. Could be, together, they'd make a clever DESIGNER-Pretty little Kelli Scurry of team...time'U tell. Pawleys Island shows how she puts her original designs via magic markers on a sun suit which may Little Kelli Scurry Uses iust be one of others to come. Senior Citizens Design Talent With Finesse When a little girl has a streak liked to draw and it sort of Besides, Kelli is fighting a her", Mrs. Scurry said. To Study Arts of inventive originality, there is comes naturally, since her very big battle right now and in The Scurrys are pinning a lot just no suppressing this flow of sister also has a leaning keeping with her even of hopes on research and The South Carolina Arts" folk musician Lee Knight will be creative ideas nor the manner towards painting. Mrs. Scurry dispostion and temperament, intensified searching for a Commission will directly available for demonstrations in which these ideas will be is the former Miss Lolly she is making the best of a break-through in combatting administer an arts program for and workshops at recreation executed. Johnston of Conway. difficult thing. diabetes. senior citizens in the state centers, nursing homes, senior Little Kelli Scurry, a Kelli used magic markers on Kelli is a diabetic, something "Kelli does have to stick to a during the 1975-76 fiscal year, citizens centers, and any other thoroughly delightful young her first costume designs but her parents never suspected diet," Mrs. Scurry said. "We according to an announcement location or organization lady of six years, found a clever because it was feared the colors until May of last year when her get ice cream that has no sugar today by Commission concerned with programs for use for her drawing-painting would wash out, Mrs. Scurry physician, Dr. Harry Taylor of and we just don't bother with Executive Director Rick the elderly. leaning this summer...and as a went to Myrtle Beach and found Georgetown, gave them the candy at all...Kelli gets drinks George. "All of the Commission's result, she and her mother have some color-fast tubes of paint stunning news. that are diet ones and I have Formerly coordinated by the programming and grants for formed a sort of co-operative that will hold up under repeated Since then Kelli has had a shot discovered recipes that contain University of South Carolina senior citizens have been partnership. launderings. of insulin each morning, every food that she may have". Center for Arts and Humanities tremendously successful," Mrs. morning of her life. with financial assistance from George remarked. "Elders are It's just getting off the The little girl has used her Kelli takes it all in stride, a ground, but what has happened "We try to alternate between lovely little girl with pretty the Arts Commission, the as interested and capable in the colors (she favors yellow and hip, arms, and legs," her program has now moved under arts as any other age or looks very good and it might orange) well and the designs manners who plucks a flower grow into some of the lucrative mother said ":>o that no tissue for most visitors to take direct Commission control. population group. are amazingly well-spaced, to will be damaged". In addition, "The USC center disbanded This interest and capability, little kits...a "do-it-yourself" have been made by a post- home...a little girl who was a designing affair that would see Kelli also has shots for several bonus to the Scurrys. this year," Mr. George said, coupled with the amount of time kindergartner. allergies. little girls color their own Because, she is considerably "When center director Donald they have available to pursue Her little foray into the world The diabetic condition Hoffman resigned to assume a arts activity, make them a clothes and maybe add a name. of fashion in no way establishes younger than her sister, Joyce, surfaced following a 20-year-old Florence Bible position with the National potential source of much It all started just the other that Kelli is a "sit-on-a-sofa- BIG 'UN-Young Cliff, eight and Mary Lois, six, tonsillectomy undergone by the Institute student and Herman Retired Teachers Association in creativity. day when Kelli, a two-year and-sew-a-fine-seam" young little girl. (Hermie), Jr., 16-year-old children of the Clifton Cribbs of Center Cross Washington, D. C "Unfortunately," he added, kindergartner at First Baptist lady. "She never seemed to Winvah High School student. Roads, are having a ball holding up this 95-pound "We consider the program too "most of the older people in Church in Georgetown, Indeed, her mom says, she's recover", her mother said "and rattlesnake watermelon grown by their uncle, vital to discontinue, so we have South Carolina have not had the decorated a sun suit crafted by anything but...a real tomboy, in Dr. Taylor told us why". The Scurrys, after a 10-year brought it in house as a regular opportunity or training to utilize her mother, Mrs. Herman fact. She likes to climb trees, Kelli has learned to measure delay, never thought of a new Kenneth Cribb of near Hemingway. The children Commission program." their creative potential, so we Scurry, proprietor of The Bolt romp with two puppies, Cocoa her medicine dosage but she has member for their family. agreed to tackle the chore because their uncle, Now in its third year, the arts have to develop programs that Boutique" at Pawleys Island. and Bruce and beats her dad at not given herself shots as yet But, since it's Kelli, they're IPCo employee, is proud of his success as a gar­ for elders project is presently work from the ground level up. Kelli, her mother said, always fishing. but "it's getting time we taught mighty glad somebody did. dener hobbyist. funded bv the Arts Commission, Our senior citizens program the National Endowment for the is a strong example of what the Georgetown Boys Have Phone...WiIl Call... Arts and the South Carolina Arts Commission is all about: Commission on Aging. making the arts available to Over the next year the every South Carolinian." program will offer a variety of For additional information on arts activities for South the arts program for senior NordJamb Scouts Lack Stamps...But Carolina's senior citizens, but citizens, individuals may write the three primary components or call Kate Toole or John Todd Three Scouts of Troop 300, known as "NordJamb-'75" are Ulriken" where the scenery was to find Norwegian stamps so accepted the call and talked whenever one hears from one or will be pottery, painting and at the South Carolina Arts sturdy representatives of this encountering unexpected beautiful and the picnic lunch, they could sit down and write with Rob and Jim-after which the other of the boys, and folk music. Commission, 829 Richland Georgetown County and Black difficulties on this scene of wall- delicious. long letters home, regardless of Rob left the message that he naturally, the Ingell Doyles, the Raku potter Kate Toole, Street, Columbia, S. C. 29201 River District of Boy Scouts at to-wall scouts there. The famous Bergen Boys' how much this would absent would call again when his mom Fords and Mrs. Quinn are never painter Campbell Frost, and (telephone: 758-3442). the 14th World Jamboree, The word filtering back home Drum and Bugle Corps them from the activities. was home. too busy to hear from their to anxious parents is that there entertained the scouts at the But Jim Ford finally found He later did just that and travel-broadening boys. is a great aridity in the stamp close of the day when all one (1) stamp in a town called assured Mrs. Quinn on this situation and thus, the gathered at a 12th century Geila which assured the Charles second call that letters had been Spartan O UTg hometown boys are forced to medieval fortress. Fords of at least one missive posted by the three scouts. call back home from Norway, a Rob reported that he had run Cholesterol Theory Hit A banquet keyed to medieval from their son. matter of some $6 per three The tour continued by bus and into his cousin, a member of a Methodists minutes, rather than scribe days was served, giving the Columbia-based scout troop, In an essay appearing in boys an insight into early tastes the group arrived at their experiences. Lillehammer on the afternoon which must've been a little like Medical Counterpoint entitled of the boisterous Norwegians. "old home week" in a place so Receive Grant "Observations on Foods and But, the parents are so happy of July 29 and they settled down to hear from their sons that the Monday, July 28 was marked at this chosen site of NordJamb- far from home. Spartanburg Methodist Drugs" Dr. Kurt A. Oster 3a)uL <%4/um>tVaV*jL The scouts say that people explained the danger of the mounting telephone bills are not by their departure from Bergen '75. College has been awarded $3918 upsetting them overly much. in private motor coaches to tour Rob had not been able to lay have been very nice and through a Basic Library American Heart Association Dr. Jack Celia is Elizabeth Arden's Vice President of Research helpful and the Jamboree is Cookbook. Oster is a Fellow of According to the boys, Jim the Norwegian countryside, hands on a stamp so he called Resources Grant for the and Development. His long and distinguished work in the cosmetic Ford, Rob Quinn and Ingell mountain and glaciers. his mother, Mrs. Robert E. judged to be a huge success. purchase of instructional and the American College of industry has accustomed him to seeking new and better ways to All of the parents join in Physicians, the American Doyle, they arrived in Bergen, Naturally, the boys were still Quinn. reference materials on help preserve the youthfulness and beauty of skin. He has some Norway at 5:30 a.m. on the 26th distraught over not being able keeping each other posted microfilm. College of Cardiology, and the very instructive comments to share with readers on the subject of She was out so brother Bill American College for Clinical of July. beauty and health as it relates to sunning. The flight over was "great", Pharmacology. According to Dr. Celia to understand the whole sun question one MEN AND WOMEN Oster does not believe the they declared, an experience really needs to understand the process that takes place when the that also held lots of fun. 17-62 problem of prevention and skin 'tans'. It is the effect of the sun's ultraviolet rays on living treatment for heart disease can On the first day after arrival, TRAIN NOW FOR tissue that starts the tanning process. Before tanning begins the nothing official had been IrVant to do be solved through dietary skin experiences another process which is that of burning. It is CIVIL SERVICE cholesterol abstinence. planned so the fellows had time usually a temporary phenomenon that is unrelated to tanning. The to get their land legs and something nice Furthermore, he reports, the reaction that occurs is that of dilation - the blood vessels in the skin EXAMS procedure is not based on any become oriented to their for all the people expand and this in turn causes the skin to turn red. The sun tanning surroundings. No High School Necessary scientific facts, is biologically process is caused by a form of radiation and the cumulative effects Starting as High As who love you? unsound and possibly Ingell reported that he, with are irreversible. Too much sun over a period of many years causes unerring accuracy, tracked dangerous to 'consumers' wrinkles, broken blood vessels, leathery skin and dark spots. $4.77 HOUR health. down a bakery and those hand­ • Post Office • Customs Several distinct things happen when you tan. The coloring of your made cookies which, the boys • Immigration • Clerical The recommendation of skin is made up of tiny bits of a brownish pigment called melanin. analyzed with care, were very • Mechanics • Police major dietary changes with Melanin absorbs the sun's ultraviolet rays. This melanin is good. wasteful neglect of nutritious Keep Present Job While produced by melanicites in the lower part of the skin and gradually The day also held some sight­ Hai/e foods such as butter, eggs, Preparing at Home for as part of a natural process, it floats up to the outer surface of the seeing on their own which whole milk, cheeses and beef Government Exams your skin. The process begins after a few hours in the sun. could've come under the borders on irresponsibility and Write (include phone no.) When the ultra violet rays hit the melanicites they activate the heading of "prowling around". portrait smacks of medical quackery, cells to produce and discharge colored particles of melanin into the NATIONAL Oster said. The scouts were given a TRAINING SERVICE upper layers of the skin. The skin begins to turn dark and so begins guided tour of Bergen that taken. To say too many fatty foods the tanning process. Some rays penetrate deeper and stimulate the P.O. Drawer G included a 2,000-foot elevated Georgetown, S.C. 29440 We specialize in individual can be damaging to the heart production of more melanin. Three days after the first exposure to trip by cable-car up "Mount and blood vessel system, Oster the sun the tan peaks. If you reexpose yourself to the sun, a higher and family portraits as unique continued, is like saying too tanning plateau is reached. and sensitive as their Special Limited Offer much salt, or sugar or protein is At the same time that more melanin is produced, another process harmful. Who knows how much takes place. Namely, the outer layer of skin begins to thicken. This subjects. So the portrait we is too much, he asked? is a natural protection devised to help keep moisture from leaving LEON LABAN take of you will be treasured 16x20" Portrait Oster reported that it is the living tissue. by all the people who love known that cholesterol in Although all skins burn when exposed to prolonged sun, some you. Call now for a sitting s atherosclerosis is found in the people, according to Dr. Celia, tan better than others. Basically it is Piano Technician Reg. 70.00 lesions regardless of its content a matter of genetics • that is - the inherent ability of the skin to and save during our special in the blood and that it has produce melanin. The more melanin manufactured, the easier the limited offer. Now Only $45 QQ never been established that a tanning process becomes. Will Be Working In Georgetown reduction of serum cholesterol, Generally, dark haired people have the ability to produce especially by diet has resulted melanin in greater abundance than fair haired people and in a reduction of heart disease therefore can tolerate more sun exposure. More than skin tone, During The Week Of August 18. or has prevented heart attacks hair color is the determining factor in how much sun a person can Now Is Family Portrait Time or strokes. safely tolerate. Short term exposure is best when you first start to tan. Begin by staying in the sun only fifteen minutes for the first The scare technique few days, then add five minutes more each day to your sunning For An Appointment Write: employed by the apostles of time. lowering serum cholesterol will Dr. Celia feels that taking care of what you inherited and Piano-Rama create hypochondriacs who are planning ahead are the best ways to approach the sun. Cautious afraid to eat wholesome food, he tanning, the use of sun blocks or sun screeners, and proper 8 Daniel St. 4L% PAIGE S4WfILR warned. maintenance after sun exposure with moisturizers will help you to tan safely. Oster said adults and Charleston, S.C. 29407 especially the elderly who Or Call (803) 766-3591 might enjoy a palatable meal moTocftuw regardless of health protecting ft/n/nju quantities should heed this Compliments of Cameron's Pharmacy advice. The motivation of the Expert Piano Tuning And Repairing 632V2 Front Street Evenings: 546-3745 AHA is based on unproved Phono 546-4/

When the children and Missionary Baptist Church. grandchildren and the brothers Farmer, Buyer and sisters and other relatives She is a teacher of the Adult of Mrs. Alethia Flowers of Women's Sunday School Class By ETHLYN MISSROON A ten dollar bill is broken up Merriman Road in Georgetown, and other auxiliaries, Pred H. Fenters, president of into portions that sometimes do attend a reunion, they really do corresponding secretary of the the Georgetown County Farm not quite cover needs, but it has it up right. Women's Missionary and Bureau, is keeping an eye out, been found that the housewife This much was proven this Educational Convention of the both for the farmer whose spends $3.40 for her meats and past week when some 47 of these Jerusalem Association, co- profits are pitifully small and around $1.62 of this $10 for dairy close relatives and their chairman of the National for the housewife and home products, milk, cheese, butter families were in Georgetown for Convention of America, shopper, whose grocery bills or cottage cheese. an eventful get-together. Alcoholics Anonymous, Council make deep inroads upon the They arrived by plane, bus of Women's Department, family budget. Bakery and cereal goods and private conveyances and retired public school instructor But, Fenters says, although account for $1.39; processed most were registered at "Tbe in the Georgetown County the prices paid in supermarkets fruits and vegetables, .88; Carolinian" for duration. The School System. and other grocery stores seem poultry, .47; fresh fruits, .44; initial bread-breaking was a astronomical, actually it is not fresh vegetables, .71; eggs, .37; Mrs. Flowers, active in the picnic spread on the back patio. work of her church, is the farmer's share which fats and oils, .32 and The occasion began with a miscellaneous food, .40. considered a missionary in makes this so. blessing upon the family, GRISELDA BRADLEY As a matter of fact, he points OCTAVIA ROGERS working among 45 district and The housewife in some rendered by the Reverend W. A. town churches in the Baptist out, if a shopper pays .39 for a instances may combat high Johnson, pastor of the Bethesda can of corn, the farmer reaps field of Georgetown, Charleston prices by taking a few sensible Baptist Church. Gail, a Hamden High School Marion F. Edwards, Plainfield, and Williamsburg Counties. only two cents profit; of a 10 shopping precautions. Mrs. Marthina McCants, pound bag of potatoes costing drama student presented a one- N. J. who works with Out-of-town guests in the family friend, led in prayer, act segment From "Joan of Metropolitan Insurance family were Mrs. Flowers .49 per pound, the farmer only The first thing would be to followed by singing paced by realizes .16. Arc". Company there; Mrs. Willie sisters, Mae N. Gadson and make a shopping list, and then, Mrs. Jamie Johnson, cousin, Octavia, a sophomore at the May F. Williams, Fayetteville, Joanna Simms, Newark, N. J. And the story gets no better as one might compare items by and a Psalm of thanksgiving University of Tampa who is also N. C, retired temporarily from it goes along; the farmer gets and Rosa Wyche, Brooklyn, N. brand, price, size and grade. was given by Mrs. Flowers. organist for a group of young her government clerical job and Y. and brothers, Henry about .41 cents profit on a three- Home-makers are warned Sunday morning, Bethesda people of Faith Temple Mrs. Marva F. Grate, former pound chicken that sells at .69 a Nicholson and Willie Nicholson, never to shop when hungry or Baptist Church welcomed the Missionary Baptist Church of Home Economics school Newark, and Thomas Fottrell pound and a .51 can of peaches just snatch items off the shelf. group and half of one side was which her father is pastor, teacher of Hamden. I only nets the grower about .09. Jamaica, N. Y. filled to overflowing to hear presided at the piano as a Mrs. Flowers also has 15 Others were Rev. and Mrs. • And according to the Avoid impulse buying by words spoken by the minister. program of religious songs were Georgetown County Bureau grandchildren, one great- Carr, Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. planning meals in advance and A highlight of the occasion sung. grandson and several sisters Daniel Edwards, Plain- Chief, these figures are only be flexible enough to take was a song sung by two gross returns. Griselda Rogers Bradley, and brothers. field, Sgt. and Mrs. F. D. advantage of specials and other granddaughters, Miss Gail sister of the young organist, She is the wife of Mr. Isaac Williams, Fort Bragg, This means that of the good buys. Grate of Hamden, Conn, and shared in singing "There's A farmer's average .43 cents of Flowers of Berkeley County and Fayetteville, N. Y. and Mr. and (Jail Urate. Center. And Some Of Hamden High Miss Octavia Carr of Tampa, Tree On The Side Of The River" a member of Bethesda Mrs. Joe Grate, Hamden, Conn. each dollar spent by the It is better to shop alone School Drama Students Fla. at the request of Rev. which drew enthusiastic housewife for food, his profit is because one may concentrate Johnson. response from those listening... actually about two cents clear. more and decide "Do I really The song "I've Decided To She attends Georgia State Mark Lehr Achieves need this?" Make Jesus My Choice" was University of Atlanta. This is because his portion of Miss Grate Takes dedicated to their grandmother the profits are cut down by I-arger quantities of a product as Octavia accompanied the The reunion was a highlight in High Grade Average increased cost of labor, are usually more economical, the life of Mrs. Flowers who was number at the piano. moved that so many had come The University of Oklahoma fertilizer, farm machinery, that is, if one doesn't say..."Oh At the evening services of a student must achieve a transportation and operational well, I've got plenty of this....I'll Liking To Stage to pay respects to her and her has announced that over 5,200 minimum grade point average Bethesda, the granddaughters, husband. students, including Mark expenses. cook a bit more". Gail, daughter of the Joe Good homemakers know the Gail Grate, a granddaughter coaches who have developed a Among them were her four Charles Lehr of Georgetown, of 3.0 (4.0 is perfect), must be This adds up to, bn a year-to- Grates of Hamden and Octavia, daughters: Mrs. Zelma F. Carr achieved 3.0 or better grade enrolled in a minimum of 12 value of using left-overs which of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Flowers theater program in the Junior daughter of the Rev. Louis year basis, about five percent of may be incorporated into of Georgetown and daughter of High and High Schools that will of Tampa, supervising director point averages for the 1975 credit hours and must not have the farmer's annual Carrs of Tampa, presented a of the Family and Welfare spring semester. a "failing" or "unsatisfactory" casseroles, soups or stews. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Grate of give the students continuous program. investment. One homemaker we know Hamden, Conn., is fortunate in training in theater arts over a Division in that city; Mrs. To be named to the honor roll, mark in any course. being a part of an intensified If the farmer sees that he took care of bits and dabs of left­ six-year period. overs by setting one luncheon study of dramatics in her During the past year, the must maintain this profit and hometown. even increase it, he must meal when the food was taken group of which Gail is a increase productivity, keeping from the frigidaire, attractively She recently played the role of member, won the Connecticut the cost at the lowest possible renewed and served on pretty "Aldonza" in "Man Of L*a Drama Association's awards 3 DAYS ONLY! level. fresh dishes and each family Mancha", a production for the "Best Play", "Best settled upon his favorite. presented by Hamden High Actress of the Year" and a Thursday, Friday Fenters says that the farmer Although ready-prepared School during a drama specially created recognition, is striving to do this and is foods, conveniently and workshop. "Outstanding Performance". and Saturday succeeding rather well, helping colorfully packaged, are very As a member of a drama The two coaches, Joe Juliano to feed 52 people who pay 17 attractive, one must pay for this group which involves its and Julian Schlusberg, teach percent of their annual income accommodation. students in plays and their students how to develop for food. It is better to "make from presentations on a year-round vocal and body skills that good scratch" the breads, the salads, basis instead of just for several performers need. 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8 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday. August 7, 1975 ..^Detention Center CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 "They were placed in there Handicapped Kids effort of the city, county, state depending on the severity of the and Waccamaw planning to crime, like armed robbery and bring such a thing about," said assault. I would say the average Hazzard. age of those youngsters was 12 Sen. William Doar said a to 15 years old," said Doby. Enjoying Camp juvenile detention center is The main problem in the needed in Georgetown County creation of a juvenile detention and agrees that a lack of funds center, said Doby, was More than 500 youngsters Committee inspects the cabins calls this year's sessions the for'cleanliness and grades them is probably standing in the way apparently funds. from 7 to 15 years old are best ever. on a scale from one to 10. The of its creation. spending several days this Thirty members of the Naval "I don't think any action has summer in Sumter County at Grounds Committee gathers "Through my law practice I Reserve helped remodel the been taken to get funds together South Carolina's largest camp wood for campfires. committee regrettably see a lot of juveniles for a center. I think it would be camp during the spring. They for children with physical reports are given after lunch in constructed rails for the cabins' and I think that a detention best if Family Court would stay handicaps, according to the the camp's dining room. wheelchair ramps, repaired center is needed since I think a out of proposing funds for such a Department of Health and On a recent day, weather windows and screens, enlarged fairly large number of juveniles thing," said Doby. Environmental Control reporter John Davis of Aiken the kitchen pantries and did The Rev. Harry Stullen­ who are arrested are put into a (DHEC). County gave his forecast. some painting. barger, chairman of the situation where some sort of "Today it will be sunny and hot- Citizens for Foster Care, said "In some ways, Camp Burnt facility is needed," said Doar. -a good day for swimming. If "We received fine support A detention center or some his group studied the feasibility Gin is like other camps," says Director Dean Zoerink. "It has you don't like to swim, it's a from other organizations," type of foster home situation is of a juvenile detention center in tall pine trees, a large lake, good day to get a tan." Mitchell says. The Sumter needed, said Doar, to provide a hopes of taking some action. acres of woods and a multitude "Billy Jett of Darlington Recreation Association place for juveniles for a "We have come to the of gnats and mosquitoes. The County exemplifies the spirit of presented a musical puppeteer conclusion that Georgetown temporary period to avoid youngsters have plenty of time Camp Burnt Gin," says Preston show. Members of the County needs foster homes to placing them in jail with PLAYING WITH A HANDICAP--Two youngsters play ping pong at Camp for swimming, hiking, making Mitchell, program director. Northside Baptist Church in care for juveniles. This county hardened criminals." bracelets and playing ping "Billy has no legs and only one Charleston, the Easter Seal needs to expand its foster home Burnt Gin in Sumter County while others watch the action. Operated by the S. Doar said he thought someone pong. arm, but he can swim across the Society for Crippled Children system instead of creating a C. Department of Health and Environmental Control, Burnt Gin is the state's "should get moving on it" to lake and back. Everyone has a and Adults, the OEO and other center," said Stullenbarger. largest camp for children with physical handicaps. "In other ways, Burnt Gin is provide the necessary funds to nothing like an ordinary camp. lot of respect for Billy's volunteers provided This conclusion was reached, create a center for juvenile For example, many of our determination and outgoing transportation for many of the said Stullenbarger, because the detention. campers ride in wheelchairs, personality." campers. The Pilot Club of group felt a center would "Quite frankly, 1 have had no some are on crutches, and some Sumter donated soap, involve gathering a This is Billy's first year as a one come to me, as such, and Job Placement Good Says look completely healthy. But all junior counselor after attending toothpaste and other items. say we've got to have a juvenile "tremendous amount of funds." of them have at least one Burnt Gin several years as a This year's final session ends detention center. I think Although funding is cited as problem such as rheumatoid regular camper. Aug. 3 but Zoerink, Mitchell and somebody should initiate some the main roadblock standing in arthritis, epilepsy, deafness, the counselors are already the way of a juvenile detention Because of improvements action," said Doar. State Security Commission cerebral palsy or congenital made at the camp, Mitchell making plans for 1976. Claudia Howard, Probate center for Georgetown County, heart disease. Many have two Al Schooler, chairman of county Judge for Georgetown County, While unemployment has Employment Service offices in the wake of bad economic or more handicapping calls the lack of a center for council, said "there has just been ranging at the highest news, according to Conway conditions." been some talk but nothing actually exceeded their juveniles a "bad situation." levels since World War Two, job placement quotas. Greatest Manager Brantley E. Zoerink said many of the "You hear all of this talk concrete has come up in the way placements in South Carolina Richardson. of proposals for a center." success in matching people with youngsters have never been about what happens to have been surprisingly good, jobs was enjoyed by the Aiken, In Marion County, a away from home before. "On Although many say a juvenile youngsters when they are the S.C. Employment Security Conway and Marion offices. combination of factors led to the the first night of each session a detention center is greatly placed in jail with other Commission has reported. Aiken exceeded its quota by placement of 1,315 workers-62 few might be homesick; needed, there are very few, if criminals. They really aren't The Commission's State 53 percent, placing a total of percent over quota. Marion however, by the time they any, persons who have initiated supposed to be there," said Employment Service filled 1,388 workers in the one-year Manager Curtis W. Floyd cited leave, most don't want to go any action to bring such a thing Howard. 53,032 permanent, full-time jobs period. New industries, government contracts with home." about. There are many situations, in the fiscal year just ended. including Consolidated Yarn local industry, the tobacco Burnt Gin offers the said Howard, when a facility for The average statewide and Brigadier General at market, and the production of youngsters an opportunity to the detention of juveniles is unemployment rate was 9.3 Trenton, were primarily Easter baskets (a seasonal adjust to their problems and to needed. Foundation percent during the same period, responsible for the increase, requirement) by Stover Candy have fun with other children "There is a problem when peaking at 12.8 percent in April. according to Aiken Manager Company as major factors. who have handicapping parents push a kid out of the The Employment Service, in Verbena Peacock. On a statewide basis, jobs conditions. Camp also allows house. Then you have situations Receives filling the 53,000-plus jobs, fell Horry County, which were hardest to fill where them to learn independence. only 17.4 percent short of its highest unemployment rates where sibling rivalry exists or exceeded its quota by 42 From 7:15 each morning until SULPHUR REMOVAL...Technicians of the Battelle original goal which did not take existed, primarily upstate. incorrigible youngsters that percent, also benefited from bed time at 9 p.m. the children Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, watch as sulphur is into consideration the serious need to be gotten out of that Contract new industry as well as have a chance to do many removed from high-sulphur coal in a new process. Battelle national recession that home and given counseling," The South Carolina Medical agriculture. Placements in the Antonio de Liveria Salazar, things for themselves. revealed the new process would make high sulphur coal occurred. said Howard. Care Foundation has received a Myrtle Beach area held up well ruler of Portugal for 40 years, All of the campers serve on economically competitive and enviromentally acceptable Howard added that she $620,000 contract from the Nearly one-fourth of the local as tourism seemed to increase died on July 27, 1970. committees. The Kleen Kabin fuel within seven or eight years. thought there was a great need Department of Health, for a facility where "these Education, and Welfare for the L5'»B I vvrmn-rmrt BTrBTrrBTtnnrvBB vnnrB'aa'B tnrriTTrrrroTni i s trrrrirrsTrua5 avrra ayaTTBTVBTn) 'twrn Trttrn BT»~B i rfTfofl B mm nfttif\TtAffVtfVVVV9ti»fa B-a'a~inra'inj| youngsters can be sheltered and operation of a Professional given counseling." Standards Review Organization Woodrow Doby, juvenile in South Carolina. probation officer, said he The Medical Care Foundation thought there was a great need will assume the responsibility RION'S SHOE STORE for a juvenile center because he for review of health care : thinks there are many juveniles service and items provided in For Your that should be detained. hospitals to persons eligible for Convenience "As it is now, we have to trust benefits paid for under the Final them to their parents. However, Medicare, Medicaid, Maternal OPEN we do get situations where the and Child Health and Crippled 3 DAYS ONLY kids can't stay at home and we Children's, .programs. In Thurs., Fri., fit Sat. have to try to find relatives or announcing the award of the Reduction get the Department of Social contract, Dr. Kenneth N. Owens 9 AM - 6 PM Services to try to place them in of Aiken, President of the Aug. 7 thru 9 homes," said Doby. Foundation, stated that the SHOE SALE Since the creation of Family purpose of this review will be to Court, Doby said, there have determine that the service and been about eight juveniles items provided are medically SAVE Up To 75% On Men's And Women's Shoes placed in the county jail. necessary. ... Wrenn-Hinds MEN'S SHOES ALL SHOES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 and Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. accessories. On her purse she Taylor. ON RACKS AND carried a cymbidium orchid The bride's circular table was Florsheim - «P to .45.00 NOW ....15.00 corsage. centered with the four tiered Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Cowan wedding cake. The cake, TABLES FOR EASY kept the guest register which separated by Roman columns, was appointed with an was iced in shades of white and Dexter and Others - nVoo NOW ...,*10.00 arrangement of summer delicately embossed with SELECTION flowers in colors of yellow, yellow roses. Topping the cake white and choral. was the bride's silver baby The hall was lovely with cup holding an arrangement AND arrangements of greenery at of white sweetheart roses. —• WOMEN'S SHOES <— the entrance and placed at various intervals. Cutting and serving the FAST SERVICE The main serving table was wedding cake were Mrs. George Florsheim, Naturalizer, Life Stride, Miss America, laid with a linen and lace cloth R. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. ^alf^^^^a^aJf¥^¥¥¥¥¥^¥¥¥ and centered with a three-tiered A.I. Fogel. SRO, Aigner, Cover Girl, & Others arrangement of multi-colored Saying the goodbyes were Mr. roses. and Mrs. S.E. Miller, Jr., Mr. Serving during the social and Mrs. Jack Sims and Mr. Reg. Price 29" to 24" GIGANTIC were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. and Mrs. A.H. Lachicotte, Jr. Now no Tamsberg, Mr. and Mrs. Serving the groom's cake Howard L. Ruble, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. CC. Grimes, Alfred B. Schooler, Mr. and III, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Reg. Price 23" to 22" Now *9 STORE-WIDE j Mrs. Reading Wilkinson, Jr., Skinner, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Balliew Scott Thomas P. Davis. Hinds and Mr. and Mrs. William Later the couple left on a Reg. Price 21" to 20" Now B. Johnstone. wedding trip to Williamsburg, CLEARANCE I Others assisting were Mr. and Virginia. For travelling, the Mrs. Richard J. Ferdon, Jr., bride wore a two piece Khaki Dr. and Mrs. James W. colored Safari ensemble Reg. Price 19" to 18" Now Forrester, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fashioned with a printed voile n E. Shaw, Mrs. and Mrs. blouse and brown accessories. laawrence E. Holliday, Mr. and She wore the rose corsage lifted Reg. Price 17" to 16" Now Mrs. CC. Grimes, Jr., Mr. and from her bridal bouquet. A Great Opportunity Mrs. T.M. Wannamaker, Jr., The bride was graduated Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlton Carr from Winyah Academy and Reg. Price 15" to 13" Now *5 attended North Greenville To Buy A Pair LEARN Junior College in Tigersville. She will be a sophomore at .ASIC OR Spartanburg Methodist College. —• SPECIAL VALUES DVANCED The groom was graduated M from Winyah High School and $ Of Shoes COME TAX North Greenville Junior Dr. Scholl Clogs and Sandals Now..... 8.0Q EPARATION College. In the fall, he will be a senior at Wofford College. $ The couple will make their Children's Summer Sandals Now... 5,00 0Thousands are earning good j M money as tax preparers En- I home in Spartanburg. rollment open to men and women ot all ages Job inter "• REHEARSAL views available lor best stu Women's Summer Keds Now...., *5.00 dents Send for tree informa Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. tion and class schedules Ruble, Mr. and Mrs. T.M. 3 Days - .1 Wannamaker and Mr. and Mrs. Classes Start: September 10 David W. Rodwell entertained Ladies' Bags 50% - 75% off members of the wedding party, J relatives and friends with a t KMJ2I WISH. Fraser SI. buffet dinner at the Litchfield ( Only! ' 4 Georgetown, S.C. Country Club following the Ph. IMBIl or L-:tH-:io:t8 rehearsal. It was at this time Please send me free information I am interested m (Check One) the couple presented their attendents with gifts. August 7th O Bask Courts G Advanced Court*) RION'S BRIDAL BRUNCH Mrs. J.J. Hinds, Sr. Mrs. J.J. thru Hinds, Jr. Mrs. Carl T. Lowe SHOE STORE Cty and Mrs. Wayne Welborn August 9th -Zip. entertained the bridesmaids, with a brunch at the Litchfield FRONT STREET PHONE 546-4702 Phone Country Club on Saturday XkXXX&XMM&AXXXA t gAM j-gjJtAAJUJUUI ft »L9.g.«.MJLI.t.«J.»JJJ.« l.ftal.t.M.tJL»Xt.tJUL»JUIJULM j IJULI.MJUUU I aULtuflUftjflL * M""""»M' M JlWAffrVffAft fern *xt» MI» UUUUfl ClIP AND MAIL TODAY morning, prior to the wedding. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7. 1975 9 Georgetonians Restore •> Old Prince Street House Two years ago, or in the neighborhood thereof, Many of Georgetown's streets are lined with Georgetonians appeared to come to a private and houses whose faces have been altered by tasteful collective meeting of the minds. applications of paint in chosen muted colors-that Old homes that had sat for decades, some have blended well with the historic image that is unoccupied and some of family holdings in which "Old Georgetown". children were born and brought up, suddenly Most have, also, been extensively "re-done" on became the focal points of change....renewals and the inside areas. restorations that now are reflected in a handsomer Many of these houses, virtually all in keeping and more attractive City of Georgetown. with the traditional antebellum or pre- Among these were the homes of the Richard M. Revolutionary styling, have enjoyed much work Camlins, the Barry Prices, the Charles A. Moores, done by the owners themselves, it may be said, all the Patrick James Doyles, the James Rolings, the have had the careful attention and planning of J. D. Hazzards, Jr., and the Rectory, home of the those who have concerned themselves in preser­ Very Reverend Melvin R. Hyman and family, and ving historic, or even more recent, structures in the many, many more. Georgetown Community. The Charles A. Moores, Columbia natives who chose Georgetown as their home several years ago, bought the "Old Oliver House", a handsome bow-ended house built by an official of the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company in the early years of this industry here, around 1905, old residents here say. Handsome Cast Aluminum Columns Enhance The Interesting Lines Of This 1905 Structure The house was subsequently known as the "Scurry House", named for a prominent says that the family is Georgetown family which particularly pleased with these. delved into several business areas, including a store. The fireplaces were rebuilt The house was spacious and but the bricks were cleaned and pleasingly designed, but as with used again to preserve as much many houses after the owners as possible of the original house. no longer dwelt there, it began The floor plan was preserved, to show its advancing age. Mrs. Moore said with the When the Moores purchased exception of the upstairs where the house, it needed much a bath fronting the street renovation to make it the exposure was removed, a door charming home that the Moores substituted and two baths and a and their daughters now enjoy. powder room arranged. The walls were stripped to bare studding and the "I believe that at one time", interesting stairway was she said "there must have been renewed. a small balcony without A special feature of the living balusters and this has been and dining rooms would be the renewed although we haven't handsome mantels centered by put our iron railing yet." plate glass mirrors. These were removed and But the most telling features transported to a stripping vat of the house and ones that would where coats of paint were contribute the most to its removed to bare the wood later overall appearance, are the stained. handsome columns, massive The staircase railings and cast aluminum supports balustrades were also heavily presenting the best in painted and only diligent columning design. muscle and elbow effort Charles Moores Undertook The Renovation Of This Prince Street House renewed these. The Moores, at one time, may The floor was uncovered with have had misgivings when they require, but now that most is in have room for everything", present generation represents a the sanding away of several considered the work and the past, they're delighted. Mrs. Moore declared "and it's project well considered and one coats of paint and Mrs. Moore planning the old house would "It is so convenient and we really easy to keep". that multiplies the investment of owners' time, effort, funds The successful return of a and esthetic achievement, worthwhile building to the many-fold. News Media Members One Reward: Mrs. Moore Reads "The Sunday Outlook", 1907 Issue Found In Razing Stairs. To Be Recognized Members of the news media Wednesday, August 13, 1975. 1907 Newspaper Found throughout South Carolina will Featured speaker for the be recognized for their banquet will be Marvin Zim, contributions to education at the director of public affairs, Time, annual School Bell Awards Inc. Zim will discuss the Banquet sponsored by the publication of the bicentennial Encased In Stairway Public Relations Committee of issue of Time magazine. D. J. Crowley (possibly owner The South Carolina Education Prior to the banquet, The In a way, the "Old Oliver A lead story discussed range Association (SCEA). House" was like a museum; it lights to be placed in the of the handsome brick building SCEA will honor members of The annual event will be held had a time capsule in the form Georgetown harbor and a Rep. razed on Front Street) let it be the news media at a reception at the Sheraton-Columbia Inn. of a newspaper, "The Sunday Doar's name was associated known that he had bottles for beginning at 7:30 p.m. Outlook", printed on Saturday with this project along with that soda, mineral water, ginger ale, and distributed for Sunday, of J. B. Steek, chairman of the lager beer and sarsaparilla and encased within its stairway. Board of Harbor Commission. "ice". When the Charles A. Moores A wedding described of that Henry Lum operated a tore out the staircase to see it particular week was that of Chinese laundry and a "Town renewed, the incredibly Miss Margaret Burns to Mr. T. Topics" column dispensed the yellowed and brittle several- Emile Arrowsmith of Kingstree social doings. paged newspaper was found. at the home of the bride in In this particular one, it was THEATRE According to its masthead, Georgetown. stated that "Miss Daisy the late J. Walter Doar was the Gladstone's place of business Bowman had returned from a Show Time 7 & 9 Daily editor and publisher. was moving to a new location nice trip to Charleston. It was dated January 19, 1907 and the W. H. Croft Sporting Also, Mrs. Thomas B. Hamby Wed. Aug. 6 thru Thurs. Aug 14 and the pages, very well Goods offered golf sticks and of Asheville, was visiting her covered with news and ads, held balls, phonographs and father, Maj. B. A. Munnerlyn. S0 tidbits of many topics of interest graphophones. Nowhere did the paper say No Passes — Admission *2 to folks of those days. M. D. Ransom declared via anything about muggings, The Only Authorized Movie I In one small corner, old an ad that he was the only first- narcotics, high speed chases or building Half-Way Houses to re­ From The Book That Sold newspapers were offered "for class tonsorial artist in town, Over 6 Million Copies. J wrapping purposes" for .15 per hair cuts and shaves available, orient addicts with worthwhile hundred. neat and clean. lives. There was an ad concerning Mrs. C. Lee had millinery Maybe, just maybe...this is the J. J. Scurry grocery store, needs for milady at Harpers, S. why they called them "the good the family which perhaps lived C. and The Peoples' Bank old days". longest in the house the Moores offered loans at four per cent bought to renew. interest. 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By ETHLYN MISSROON In this country, according to the Anderson Daily Mail sports Several young soccer writers, Americans are players from Winyah • -7 ~A.rs . a.-a*l» nmrws indoctrinated into the concept of Academy spent an eventful one team winning against week al Clemson University another, and thus any other where they rubbed competitive eventuality is not acceptable. elbows and shared stricken But the tides of chance may shins with 400 other devotees of be turning, if the number of ihe sport. boys seeking more soccer skills at Clemson this summer is any The boys were there to meet indication. up wilh Clemson's head soccer And according to the Clemson coach, Ibrahim Ibrahim who Camp coaches, America must originated Ihe concept of a produce its own players and let camp where players might it go from there. polish performances. Aug. 7, 1975 Section B In Soulh Carolina, soccer has not attained the success that it Among those attending were has in other and more advanced Mi'chGunler, Tripp Hutto, Rob story of soccer and such as 'he end of the week, they were i hey enjoyed soccer so much s'udied at the soccer camp. gelling pretty much at home. and John Cusick said "because states in this sports area, but Jones and Gray Rhinehart and the gap is closing fast. bu1 for cerlain happenings, Being nol bad sports, as The routine included some of it's a funner game...except mighi have been only faces in sporls reporters go, Ted 'he "early to rise" stuff, since when you get kicked". •he crowd. Hughes, writer and Jim they had to be up at 8 a.m. and Mitch said that the reason he Clemson's soccer team is Sheehan, photographer, on the field by nine o'clock. likes soccer is because each ranked sixth in the nation and But, Ihe Clemson Tiger forwarded the story of the From then until 11:30, the player stands a chance at the this school may be depended Soccer Camp had attracted happenings back to the home field was a mass of passing, ball regardless of what place he upon lo lose no opportunity to ceriain sports hangers-on, base, Mitch's mom and dad, the faking and ball controlling as plays. "You get a chance to advance soccer despite its characters of an ilk known Roland Gunters. each sought to absorb skills of score or set up goals and that's famed propensity for football. as "reporters and pho­ I' proved that collecting stray 'he game. more fun," he averred. And there again, here is tographers". kicks possibly might have been Lunch was followed by films II has been admitted that Winyah Academy which has And during Ihe soccer he worst Ihing that happened. and strategy talks and later, football poses quite a challenge been playing soccer for several playing, suffering mirrored Bu' it was an event that was more field work to wrest the to the success of soccer, if only years; it is enjoyed for its upon ihe expressive face of outshone by the fellowship, the most from Ihe short session. for the reason that a soccer competitive appeal and it also young Milch Gunter, captured camp routine, the attention The evenings were pretty game can end with a zero-zero holds prestige on the local 'he imagination of the story- to new soccer skills much left to the imagination of score. sporls horizon. hum ing two from the available...and the free ice 'he young soccer students, and "Anderson Daily Mail". cream. liveliness was mostly an Therefore, the Winyah The Georgetown boys were a established routine as the kids Academy seventh grader and little surprised to see the size of wound down Iheir day. others were featured in a clever Clemson's facilities but towards The boys were asked why

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James Robinson and Brad Schools, will play tomorrow to see action at offensive tackle. coach in the black schools all- the coach of Howard since the Stalvey, former players at night in the annual South Both players were all-county star game in 1966. He has been middle 50's. Howard and Andrews High Carolina North-South All-Star selections last year while football game in Columbia. Robinson was selected all-state Joining the duo on the South his junior year. Robinson has First Baptist Wins squad is Howard coach Tommy accepted a grant-in-aid from Smith who is assisting head Tuskeegee College while Church League Title :*• v J*** coach Julius Derrick of Stalvey has accepted a grant-in- Conway. Both the North and aid to Gardner-Webb College. First Baptist captured the frame to take a 14-11 advantage However..All's Well, We Always Hear, That Ends Well... South squads have been in Robinson is 6'2", 200 lbs. Church Slowpitch Softball after the game was tied at 11-11 preparation for the contest for while Stalvey is 6'4", 250 lbs. League title last week with a at the end of seven innings. the past two weeks. Both are excellent college 15-14 extra-inning game against Danny Taylor of First Baptist prospects and should see plenty Assembly of God. had the game winning hit, a Robinson was chosen as a of action Saturday night. First Baptist scored four runs single that scored a runner from defensive end for the annual Kensington Banquet in the bottom of the eighth third. Linday Swails helped the affair while Stavley is expecting Coach Smith is helping with inning to pull out the win in the winners with four hits. his first all-star game since double elimination tourney. Assembly gained the right to integration of the school Assembly of God had scored face First Baptist by beating Football system. He was tbe winning three runs in tbe top of the Presbyterian in the semi-finals. Honors Palmetto Team

The Kensington Palmetto Bryan Kirby, Highest Batting Tompkins also received Sign-Ups Boys baseball team, sponsored Average (.524), and Jimmy plaques. The team ended the James Robinson by the Georgetown Kraft Credit Hendrick, Most Valuable. season with a 14-4 record and Union, was given a banquet on Coaches Delano Howard, finished second in the seven McDonald School is holding Saturday at the Boulevard. sign-ups for mite and midget Farrell Owens and Hassie team Palmetto Boys League. football all this week at the The mothers of the team school. All boys ages 6-13 can players furnished a covered sign up today and Friday from dish dinner which was enjoyed 4-7 p.m. or Saturday from 10 by everyone. Members of the Winyah Gators a.m. to 2 p.m. team receiving trophies were 4 I Also, the McDonald Booster Jimmy Baldwin, Mike Cook, Club will meet at the school Joie Etheridge, Tom Folk, Jimmy Hendrick, Tommy tonight at 7 p.m. Jordan, Bryan Kirby, Jimmy Post Schedule McConnell, Ronnie Miller, Chris Taylor, Johnny Kensignton will hold The Winyah athletic be responsible for replacing registration for their mite and Bournadonna, Jim Ferdon, department has released their each missing item. midget football teams this week Ricky Matthews, Mike Perritt, 1975 schedule which will feature at the school. Billy Cook, Gary Grantham, five home games and a Nov. 7 THE SCHEDULE Chris Johnson, Billy Owens, All boys between the ages of homecoming game with Sept. 12 A Myrtle Beach nine and 13 are asked to come to BoBo Thompson, Carl Macedonia. Sept. 19 A Tompkins and equipment Johnsonville the school between 4 and 6 p.m. Head football coach Joe Isaac Sept. 26 A Andrews They must bring birth manager Allen Howard. also noted that all football Oct. 3 H Kingstree certificates. players will be issued football Oct. 10 H Special trophies by team vote Choppee equipment at the start of the Oct. 17 H Cross were awarded to Joie season they will be Oct. 24 A AU boys from indigo Hall CLUB CHAMPS—Winyah Bay Country Club pro Horace Tucker, left, Etheridge, Most Improved, Jim St. Stephen apartments to the Black River hands out the Club Championship trophy to women's champion Patsy Miller. responsible for. If the Oct. 31 H Lincoln Brad Stalvey Ferdon, Sportsmanship, Jimmy equipment is not returned at the Nov. 7 H ar,,„e eligibl„I....KIe„ t.„o joi;„=.n. th.ue. .team . Runner-up in the tourney was Francis Kinor. Hendrick, Best Ail-Around, Macedonia end of the year, the player will Nov. 14 A Cainhoy ob-iofa-PTi 2-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 * $ Bank Roll*™ Georgetown 3 111 00

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Did you ever hear the story of tennis star Maureen Connolly, and what-might-have-been if she had hot been in­ Barry Brock And His Pitts Special jured?... Maureen won the U.S. singles title in 1951 when she was only 16 and also won it the next two years...She won the Wimbledon championship in Rebels And Aces Win; 1952,1953 and 1954...She won the Grand Slam (U.S., British, Australian and French titles) in 1953 at age 18...No one ever won so much so soon as All-Star Game Saturday Maureen...But a riding accident ended her career when she was 19...It's interesting to speculate* The Piney Forest Aces and and Bob Farwell took the loss. Georgetown Seahawks 10-6. on the records Maureen might the Muddy Creek Rebels won Muddy Creek then knocked John Avenger was the winning have set if she'd been able to opening round games in the off the Georgetown Steelers 7-1 pitcher for the Pellets and play into her 20s and 30s. Coastal Softball League behind the pitching off of Tony Wayne Burrows picked up the Tournament being played in Eaddy. Other first round win for the Eagles. Georgetown this week and next winners in the double The league players will take a WESTBROOK at City Stadium. elimination tourney were the break this Saturday night for Piney Forest spotted the Ferreduction Pellets, an 8-2 the East-West All-Star game Chevrolet-Olds Inc. Folly Grove Braves six runs victor over the Pleasant Hill featuring the top players from and stormed back to win 14-6. Travellers and the Pleasant Hill both divisions. Game time is 8 Benjie Timmons was the winner Eagles who beat the p.m. at the Stadium. "'Quality Service'"

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"There's more fish out there caught", said the spokesman, well on Paradise and Pawleys in the 25 to 30 foot levels with than you can shake a stick at", "but most everyone was fishing Island artificial reefs. Ljttle Georges, heavy bucktails exclaimed one of Charleston's for Spanish and Kings." These and Hopkins-type spoons the saltier fishermen in this past fish are being taken as close as Anglers looking for action on best bait. week's South Carolina Wildlife one mile offshore. the Santee-Cooper Lakes are and Marine Resources Early last week, a 27-pound finding it from top and bottom Department fishing poll. Crappie are still biting for Jack Cravalle was caught on 15- presently. Schools of striped fishermen stump-jumping with Even with rainy, squally pound test at the Broad River and largemouth bass are minnows in lower Marion and weather fair catches of Spanish Bridge. With plenty of Jack in gathering at the surface despite those circling the brushpiles of and King mackerel are being the area, the state record of 33 the high water temperatures in Moultrie. taken on spoons and large Rebel pounds, 8 ounces may be in Lake Marion's Wyboo and plugs off the Charleston jetties danger. Cobia, however, have Potato Creek sections and in the Upper Lake Marion remains to the C2 buoy. When the slackened off with only a few A78-13 size fits Astre, Colt, Gremlin, Falcon, Pinto, Toyota, Bonneau region of Lake muddy due to the run-off from Vega and others. weather and the water clears stragglers being caught. Moultrie. Double rigged the recent rains but a few these catches will improve. Winners of a three-day fishing bucktails seem to be the most largemouth bass are reported Custom Power Cushion Polygl&s Broad River Marina at tournament at Murrells Inlet effective lure on these fish. hitting spinner baits worked in America's largest selling tire —featured on many 1975 Beaufort reported good catches brought in more than 100 pounds the eddys of the Santee River model cars. The polyester cord body softens the ride, of Spanish and Kings. '.More of fish a day, mostly Spanish In both lakes, however, the channel below Rimini and Low fiberglass belts add road-holding traction, and belted trout and bass would have been and Kings. Spanish are doing bigger bass seem to be lurking Fall. construction helps deliver the mileage. Value priced now for happier holiday driving.

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4-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 Carolina Plans Commission Gives 21 County Landowners Help >A Baccalaureate s Forest management Ramsey noted that the annual management can increase the assistance was provided by the value of the forest products ability to meet these needs. State Commission of Forestry industry in South Carolina has Coastal Carolina College of Dr. E.M. Singleton, Education, serving as Program to 21 farmers and other approached the billion dollar Landowners interested in the University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Coordinator. landowners in Georgetown mark. Georgetown County, with developing and improving their will offer Baccalaureate Degree Vice President and Director of Dr. Nancy McCutcheon will County during the past twelve over 300,000 acres of woodland, woodlands may receive courses for the people of this Coastal Carolina College, in serve as University of South months, according to Project has and can continue to play an assistance from S. C. State area during the 1975-76 school making the announcement, Carolina's on-site director with Forester Charles Ramsey. important role in the state's Commission of Forestry year. This college offers stated that academic aspects of Ms. Mary Harper as the liaison A total of 81 acres have been forest economy, he concluded. foresters free of charge by education programs which are AIR-FREIGHTER...This is artist's concept of the Ar­ the program would be under the officer with the Williamsburg my's newest air cushion vehicle, expected to be delivered site prepared and planted to South Carolina's woodlands in contacting Cecil Campbell at a continuation of the Career direction of University of South County Dept. of Education. pine trees during the last twelve addition to material needs and the District Forester's office, P. Opportunities Program, which in early 1976. The LACV-30 can carry 30-ton payloads at Carolina College of Education The schedule of courses to be speeds up to 50 miles per hour. months under the Agricultural income, provide scenic beauty, O. Box 509, Kingstree, South has been a success for 5 years. with Dr. Marshall E. Parker, offered in the fall will be Stabilization and Conservation pure air and water, recreation, Carolina, or the local County The courses will be opened for Coastal Director of Continuing announced in early August. Service Cost-Share Programs. and wildlife habitat. Wise forest Extension Agent's office. the general public without former eligibility restrictions. Stork Still Check Each Item for Reigning Supreme Bui Hurry In. Having a baby continues to be the number one cause of hospitalization in South Carolina. In fact, delivery without complications appears two and a half times more frequently than tonsil and adenoid surgery, according to a review of ON SALE hospital cases in 70 of the state's major hospitals by Blue Cross 3 DAYS ONLY! and Blue Shield of South Thurs., Fri. A So*. Carolina. CRAZY DAYS Maternity and tonsil and adenoid surgery have finished one-two in the list of the 10 most SAVE 11.06! frequent hospitalizing 8-Dlglt Calculator $ conditions among South with Percent Key Carolinians for the past three True percent key. auto­ years. matic A manual con­ In order of frequency, the stant. Pocket size. other leading causes of #890P hospitalization are: inflammation of the stomach, Value 12.99 intestine and colon; intermestrual bleeding; lower abdominal hernia; blood deficiency due to constriction or SAVE 23c! Delicious 2- Piece SAVE 3.11! 3-Speed20 SAVE 30.001 obstruction; depressive Chicken Dinners Breeze Box Fan Full Scientific neurosis; lower intestinal 9-Potltion Calculator inflammation; uterine tumor Save 23' on each dinner including and pneumonia. 3-Speeds with 7 blades (or more More scientitic func­ crispy fried chicken, roll and slaw. cooling power. GE motor & cord. tions than comparable 59.99 models. See Not In All Stores. Truckers them today! #899S Reg. 18.99 59.98 1.19 Value 15.88 Value 29.99 96 Beginning U) Training Truck drivers training began SAVE 2.22! July 14, at Florence-Darlington Ladies', Technical College. The 240 hour course is being offered in a 6 Teens' week, day class as well as a 10 PJs & week night program. Robes "We are impressed by the need for professional drivers in 100% nylon, coat the trucking industry," says J. styling. Ass't pas­ *t C. Hudson, Dean of Continuing tels. Ideal for Education at TEC. "This dorm. S izes program has been extremely SALE! Edward's Plastic SAVE 70'! Magnetic 10-Page S.M.L. successful in supplying the kind Coated Playing Cards Photo Album SAVE 66'! Ladies',Teens' of drivers the industry needs, Halter Bras and we are fortunate to be able Save on 2 decks of washable plastic Smart looking photo albums to keep Choose from floral print nylon in 3.99 Value to offer it at this time." coated playing cards. Includes state all your favorite photos together. sizes 32-36. A.B.C padded cups. L. J. Coker, of Darlington, tax. Save now! and Fred Dennis, of Florence, $ are the instructors for this 1.77 program. Both men have had Sale Price 2; 1 Reg. 1.97 1.27 Reg.1.99 1.33 considerable experience in the «* trucking industry, combining almost thirty years of experience. The tractor trailer operator course is fully approved by the Veterans Administration, and is open to both men and women. "We have found that women often make excellent drivers, and those who complete our program have very little difficulty in obtaining a position ^eynoldsWrapHEAvv^j in the industry," says Coker. "Their safety record is outstanding, and of course the pay is excellent, for both men and women." Coker and Dennis have been SAVE 1.00! Giant All-Purpose SALE! 22 oz. Grease SAVE 16'! Reynolds Heavy SAVE 20'! Edward's Own instructing in the program in Duty Aluminum Wrap Columbia, as the course Family Cooking Pot Relief or Fantastic Sprays Composition Book rotated between Florence and Large 12-quart all purpose black Great degreaser for kitchen or laun­ Perfect for outdoor cooking & var­ Stock up now for office, school and Midlands TEC in Columbia. The and white enamel cooker. Save! ious kitchen needs. 18"x25" size. new classes registered July 14, dry and Fantastic, the No. 1 cleat ft. home. 70 pages. and officials indicated a limited number of students were Reg. 79c ea. 39- •7 accepted. Reg. 4.99 3.99 Your Choice 99 63 Reg. 59' "We can handle only so many students in each class, because of the number of vehicles and instructors," explained Hudson. Coker emphasizes the amount of time spent on defensive driving and saftey. "We cover SAVE 2.55! all of the rules and regulations Famous for which the driver will be Name Rod i »> responsible, but we really try to teach each one to be a truly safe Riot driver. They will spend about 80 per cent of their time behind the wheel in all types of driving environments and there too, Garcia & South safety is the main thing." Bend spinning rods, 1-pc worm Additional information on rod & 2-pc. spin- truck drivers training is cast rods. available from the Continuing SAVE 2.091 4-Player Croquet Technical Education Division of Outfit SAVE 51'! Hi-Power .22 Long SAVE 6.11! 'Garcia'Bait Florence-Darlington TEC, 662- Rifle Shells Casting Reel Your Choice 8151. Complete croquet set with rules and ol our Reg. t.99 Plastic box of 100 copper plated bul­ vinyl case for easy storage. Save SAVE on Garcia Ambassadeur 5000 Entire Rod lets by Federal. Stock up now! Now! model reel for fresh water fishing. Stock.

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0&-\o&3-C-r 6-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975 %* Signs Point Way To Lakes Anyone seeking access Service Authority. highway color standards for about two weeks ago with directions to Lakes Moultrie recreation. completion expected by the end and Marion off the state's major "Once they're headed in the Placement of the signs began of the summer. highway system in the five right, direction," Rents added, county area surrounding the "all they have to do is follow the lakes will no longer have to rely directional signs until they on guesstimates, dead reach the destination signs reckoning, map grappling and a indicating the access of their lot of stopping and asking, choice." thanks to a new sign program ftMUfffiXUtt introduced by the South The destination signs are Carolina Public Service located at the last turn leading (Santee-Cooper). to the free public or commercially operated access areas, Rentz explained. "These Approximately 200 signs which simply read BARGAIN trapezoidal shaped directional 'Santee-Cooper Access' indicate and destination signs are being the location of commercially erected by the state-owned operated facilities such as electric utility in the areas fishing camps, marinas, docks, surrounding the two lakes landings, etc., and it is usually BLITZ! which were created in 1941 by evident from nearby signs the impoundment of waters for which facilities those are," he the original Santee-Cooper said. Hydro Electric and Navigation Project. "The public landings which N\ are provided for free use by the 103 COUNr The direction signs are South Carolina Wildlife and ROLL OF 2 PLY marked "Santee-Cooper Marine Resources Access", with the number of Department," Rentz added, HI-DRP PAPER miles to the location designated. "are marked by signs that read "These signs are designed to 'Boat Ramp' and are imprinted route traffic off the main with the Santee-Cooper and the highways and toward the South Carolina Wildlife and TOWELS variety of public and Marine Resources Department REG. 49* ROLL commercially operated access names." facilities around the lakes," All of the signs have arrows according to W.H. "Pete" showing the direction traffic Rentz, Chief of Developed Land THE WAY TO THE WATER-If you are looking new signs erected by the South Carolina Public should go and are brown and Management for the Public white, conforming to the federal for directions to one of the Santee-Cooper lakes. Service Authority will help you get there.

3*LIMIT 3 1 Georgetown Education UNROLLS | •W 7^1 BOX OF 30 DAYTIME | Center To Hold CLU Class *w AMPERS Georgetown Education "Economic Security and state. The classes will be REG. Center will, for the first time Individual Life Insurance" (HS transmitted through the ETV $2.29 $1 this fall, be the site of Chartered HOI) during the fall term. It is Network and each classroom I\.MU' life Underwriter (CLU) classes the first course in the revised will have instant talk-back LIMIT 2 for insurance men and women CLU Diploma Program. facilities so that students may through the aid-of the S.C. ETV 'CLU on ETV" is being ask questions on the material Assorted Network. offered for those persons not being covered. University of South Carolina able to attend the regular The class will begin on Sept. Shampoos, Deodorants, Prof. John Stinton will teach classes held throughout the 16 and meet every Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. through Creame Rinses, Hand .January to prepare candidates for the national CLU exam on Creams ^ For IOO Trust Zenith Jan. 29 Tuition for the course is $50. SCHICK SUPER II Other locations offering the PACKAGE OF 5 for quality hearing aids course will include Aiken-USC, Allendale-USC, Anderson CARTRIDGES at a price you can afford. College, Beaufort-USC, Camden Senior High School, Cheraw- REG. $ 00 SUGGESTED TEC, Conway-USC, Florence- $1.19 C RETAIL PRICE TEC, Creenville-TEC, PKG. 100 * OFF Greenwood-TEC, Lancaster- LIMIT 2 WHY This New Pricing Policy? USC, Orangeburg-TEC, Rock • 1-Ye.r limited Warranty m Na Overhead As Mast Offices Require Hill-TEC, Spartanburg-USC, • 5-Yeor Service Plan m No Commissioned Outside Soles. Sumter-USC and Union-USC.

'on any Hearing Aid ever S2S0.0O Applications for enrollment 'Net including EMILEM. HOUDAT, AWARD. CRUSADER must be received by Sept. 12. For additional information Trust Zenith craftsmanship to build-in the write CLU on ETV, College of reliability you need in a hearing aid. And trust us to select the Zenith aid that is right Business Administration, for you and at a price you can afford. University of South Carolina, BOYS GIRLS Columbia, South Carolina. | PERMANENT PRESS • Trust us for Zenith's earmolds, acces­ LONG SLEEVE GIRLS DENIM sories, 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee. MOCK TWIN 5Year After-Purchase Protection Plan. America's veteran SETS e Batteries for all makes of hearing aids. population, according to SIZES 8 TO 18 JEANS Veterans Administration VALUES TO $4 'sizes 7-14 SIZES 4 TO 6X *g? The quality goes in statistics, includes 13.6 million tfefore the name goes on. veterans of World War II, 7.5 99 million of the Vietnam-era, 5.9 AT THE RAMP-Responding to one of the new "Boat Ramp" signs erected .EACH SET million of the Korean Conflict, by the South Carolina Public Service Authority to provide the public with 984,000 of World War I and 1,000 JACKSON DAVENPORT of the Spanish-American War. access information concerning the Santee-Cooper lakes, three youngsters at JUST RIGHT FOR 3S1 Kinq St. Dial 723-4466 There also are three million Bonr.aau are shown about to launch their own craft, a giant inner tube. Post-Korean veterans with BACK-TO I • Come To Charleston And Save! service between January 31, SCHOOL 1955, and August 4, 1964. A GREAT LINE UP 'OF BOYS AND GIRLS

BOYS POLY/COTTON VALUES ON AU KNIT TO DRESS $8 KELVINATOR APPLIANCESl PANTS Choice | SIZES 8 TO 18 Ranges, Refrigerators, Freezers, VALUES TO $7 YOUR PAIR Dishwashers, Washers, Dryers, CHOICE' for SaVers ONLY SIZES 8V2-3 Room Air Conditioners.

We Are Equipped To Handle Your At Either Of Our Offices. Deposits, Wt COME IN Prices Tim Loans Or Any Other Business.! TODAY! how To Advertise. No Need To Make A Special ILADIE SCOOP-NECK POLYESTER T-SHIRTS lEN'Si BLUE DENIM AVAILABLE! And See Us At Eith< PULL-ON SIZES S-M-L VALUES TO $6 JEANS Everything PANTS VALUES TO $7 |SIIM 8-18 ft 32-38 $' Must Go! EACH Fust

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FOR RENT—in Andrews-two MISCELLANEOUS-Do you Humpty Dumpty Play School. bedroom house, one bath on have a family picture favorite Open days and evenings, large lot. Thrift Insurance that's cracked, faded or torn? Maryville area. For Agency, 264-5263. tfc Our photo restoration service , information call 546-8339. tfc can repair the damage and FOR RENT—3 bedroom trailer give you as many copies of the' on 150' lot, ik block from restored portrait you want in McDonald School. Call 546- the sizes you want Paige Legal Notices 5247. tfc Sawyer Photography. 632% Front St. Evenings call 546- IN THE DISTRICT OF THE FOR RENT—rooms. Contact 3745. tfc UNITED STATES FOR SALE—2 story, 4 bedroom FOR SALE—Andrews-lovely CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE-Large old four FOR SALE-1974 blue Opel Harriet Morris at 329 Hazard FOR THE DISTRICT OF cottage, completely furnished three bedroom home on 1% • cents a word—1st Insertion bedroom bouse on 5.8 acres of model 51, 1900 cc, air, four St. tfc Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms SOUTH CAROLINA on third row at N. Litchfield. lots, Pinehurst Subdivision, 2 5 cents a word—Each ad­ land near Chapel Creek and speed, less than 13,000 miles. and Burglar Alarms. Free CHARLESTON DIVISION Price has been reduced to Call 264-8004. 4tc8-14 full baths, 2 car garage, estimates. McDonald Alarm. ditional Insertion All Saints Waccamaw Church. FOR RENT—Beautiful two CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1651 DEADLINE — Noon Friday Has many rooms including $46,000 for immediate sale. beautiful kitchen with all bedroom Condominium at Call 546-6930. tfc Call James W. Smith Real appliances including washer, UNITED STATES OF For Tuesday's Paper. Noon living room, dining room, FOR SALE—33 h.p. Johnson Wedgefield Plantation. $275 AMERICA, Tuesday For Thursday's library, den, four baths, Estate Co., 237-4246. tfc and 1966 Ford Mustang. Call dryer, dishwasher, large per month furnished or $225 NEW RELIGION-ExceUent opportunity for spiritual Plaintiff Paper. double garage, large back 546-5829. 2tc8-7 refrigerator with ice maker, unfurnished. Lease required. screen porch. Financing FOR SALE—2 Bedroom house central heat and air, growth. For information vs. O. L. Bruorton Real Estate, write: Baha'i Faith, P.O. Box CHARLES ADAMS and available at 8 percent. Call with view of the Bay. Needs FOR SALE—grain fed steers, carpeted, less than one year Front & Fraser Sts. tfc James W. Smith Real Estate, some repair. Only $10,000. 800 pounds. Also, yearlings old. FHA, VA financing 1344, Georgetown, S.C. 29440. QUEEN F. ADAMS, 5tc8-7 Defendants, 237-4246. ^ tfc M.P. Ferris Agency, 546-6010. being weaned, 400 pounds. available, mid-30's. Call FOR RENT—2 bedroom trailer, FOR SALE 5015. tfc Ideal for freezer, 40 cents per James W. Smith Real Estate, of DECREE OF FORE­ A-C, small park, no pets. By AVON CLOSURE AND SALE in FOR SALE—repossessed pound on hoof. Annandale 237-4246. tfc appointment only. Phone 546- mobile home, $450 down, 3 FOR SALE—one 17 ft. Boston Plantation, 546-5976. 3tc8-12 MAKE GOOD MONEY the above action, fUed June 23, GENERAL ELECTRIC sales 6463. tfc SELLING THIS WINNING 1975, I will offer for sale at and service. Also General bedroom double wide, has Whaler with 1974 85 hp FOR SALE—Pawleys Island washer-dryer, bath and a half, Johnson with traUer. New FOR SALE—5 week old mainland 3 bedroom cottage, COMBINATION: daUy need public auction before the Electric appliances. Washers, products for the whole family Courthouse door of ihe dryers, refrigerators, ranges carpet throughout, real nice. stainless steel propeller, Beautiful combination 2 full baths, extra bedroom or Call Joe Holt at 669-4812 or $3700. CaU 546-3340 after 5:00. Boykin-Spaniel Black hobby room, central heat and HELP WANTED at new low prices; world- Georgetown County and freezers. Griffith's Gas famous cosmetics, come by Country Squire tfc Labrador Retriever puppies. air, 2 screen porches, off Courthouse, Georgetown South and Appliances. Phone 546- fragrances. Call Now: Mrs. Mobile Homes. 301 North, Makes exceUent hunting dog South Causeway. Priced to HELP WANTED-evening desk Carolina, Eleven O'Clock A.M., 4194. tfc clerk, prefer experience. Margaret Stone, 618 Juniper Florence, S.C. (Across from FOR SALE—1971 Honda CB 100, as weU as family pet. Call 237- sell at $35,000. Call James W. Wednesday, August 20,1975 the Please apply in person at Dr., Surfside, S.C. 238-2524 or Air Missile Museum). tfc needs minor repair, $175 or 2479. Pawleys Island. 4tc8-14 Smith Real Estate, 237-4246. foUowing described property: FOR SALE—A set of 40,000 mile best offer. CaU 546-0581 after Litchfield Inn. tfc 448-3873. AU that certain piece, parcel guarantee radial tires, one of tfc FOR SALE—Long Haired 4:00 p.m. 4tc8-12 FOR SALE—Lovely home or lot of land situate in the Town the safest tires you can have. Dachshund puppies, have all HOMEWORKERS WANTED MISCELLANEOUS- Would of Andrews, County of Call William Brown or Larry located McDonald area, 3 FOR SALE—Refrigerator, $75. shots. Call 546-5409. tfc FOR SALE-7 ft. slate bed pool IN THIS AREA-men, like to have heater, T.V. Georgetown and State of South Holliday. 546-6666. tfc bedroom, lVfe baths, garage, Call 237-2809after 5:00p.m. table, good condition, just like carpeted throughout, central 2tc8-12 women, students. No antenna, odd pieces of Carolina, known and designated FOR SALE-12 x 70 mobile brand new and accessories. air and heat. Equity and experience necessary; furniture for a needy family. as Lot E on a subdivision plat FOR SALE—Special deals on 10 home, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, CaU 546-4662. 4tc8-12 stuffing & addressing Call 546-7377. tfc made for Mrs. Clara M. Harper and 12 wide trade-ins - also assume 7 % per cent loan. By central air and heat, set up Appointment only. Must see to FOR RENT envelopes (Commission by Samuel M. Harper, RLS, repossessions for as little as with Dorch and concrete patio. FOR SALE-69 Mach I Mailers). Earn sparetime WORK WANTED-first class $95 down and assume pay­ appreciate. Gambill Realty, dated April 1, 1971, and Pay small equity or trade for Mustang, automatic, A-C, money at home. $100.00 painter needs house painting recorded in the office of the ments. Call 347-3388 or see at 546-3921. ltc8-7 FOR RENT-Luxury Apt. 3 equal value and assume AM-FM stereo, power disc weekly possible. Send $1.00 work, reasonable prices. Call Clerk of Court for Georgetown Direct Factory Outlet Mobile Bedroom. Old Georgetown. payments. Call 546-7138. tfc brakes, one owner. CaU 237- [refundable) and long, 546-8981, Travis Harness, tfc County on August 26, 1971, in Homes, Conway. tfc FOR SALE—Oat Hay. Bright, Lease required. Call 546-6102 stamped envelope for details; 2127 after 7:00 p.m. 5tc8-14 Plat Book W, at Page 5. Said lot full grain $2.50 per bale, $75.00 or 237-2396. tfc PPS-82, 216 Jackson No. 612, MISCELLANEOUS - MUes FOR SALE—Several nice lots butts and bounds as follows: To NATURAL GAS at North Litchfield on third per ton. Call 546-6784. tfc Chicago 60606. 3tp8-12 MobUe Home Repair and FOR SALE-24 x 52 double wide the North by Locust Street, APPLIANCES- Ranges, row. Price has been reduced General Maintenance Service mobile home, 3 bedrooms, 2 FOR SALE—Three Wheeler, FOR RENT—2 and 3 bedroom measuring thereon a distance of water heaters, wall furnaces for immediate sale. Call HELP WANTED—forestry aid Rt. 1 Box 112, Georgetown. full baths, A-C and total Volkswagen Motor. Spiral trailers, A-C. Call 546-5887 or 120 feet, as shown by said plat; and space heaters. Griffiths. James W. Smith Real Estate, I. Need person with Call 546-9680. tfc electric. Call 546-9424. 5tp8-12 Chopper Frontend. Make 546-5445 or 237-4865. tfc To the East by lot owned by Phone 546-4194. tfc Co., 237-4246. tfc experience in wildlife reasonable offer. Michael Susan McLain, measuring FOR RENT—Two and "three management, vegatation MISCELLANEOUS-If you are FOR SALE—attention duck and Miller. Call 546-6784. 4tc8-l9 ambitious and desire to thereon 200 feet, as shown by FOR SALE—Trophies and FOR SALE—In Andrews; eight dove hunters. In time for bedroom air conditioned analysis, surveying and plaques. Large discounts to (8) two-bedroom rental units, trailers. Winyah Mobile conducting fairly complex succeed, Southeastern said plat; To the South by coming season, male black FOR SALE-1974 Volkswagen, concern has a permanent Hemlock Street, measuring organizations. Coastal each with 1 bath, living room, lab, registered, 16 months old. Homes, Fogel St., George­ field experiments with Engravers, Inc. New loca­ kitchen and dining room 9,000 miles, still under town. Concrete patios and minimum supervision. position available with thereon 120 feet, as shown on Call BUI Hills, 264-5316 after warranty. Take up payments. excellent opportunity in the said plat, and on the West by lot tion: 804 Oak St., Myrtle combination on Vh acres; city 5:00 p.m. 6tc8-19 water furnished. See Require graduate of forestry Beach. Call 448-6385. tfc water and sewerage. Priced Call 264-8643 or 264-5573 after manager, CD. Marsh, 546-. or wildlife technical school Industrial Lubrication field. owned by Evelyn Johnson, to sell. Thrift Insurance 4:30 p.m. 6tc8-26 5943, or call collect, Mr. or but prefer college graduate in Sales experience not measuring thereon 200 feet, as Agency. Contact Bruce E. FOR SALE-Wow!! 12 x 60 Mrs. B.A. Graham, 659-2994, necessary as our managers shown on said plat. All of which EARS PIERCED FREE-with mobile home, partially either field. Salary purchase of ear piercing Swinnie, 264-5263. tfc FOR SALE—Pawleys Island, 3 Turbeville. tfc approximately $8000 a year. have trained new men to will more fully appear by furnished, 3 bedrooms, 1V6 bedroom brick in new make $15,000 and more per reference to the aforesaid plat studs. Irving's, 546-5614. tfc baths, pay equity, assume Employment runs from Sept. FOR SALE-just listed-unique condition, corner lot. By FOR RENT-efficiency 1, 1975 through June 30, 1977. year in commissions and cash which is hereby made a part provential two-story, four payments. Call BiU Hills, 264- bonuses. Drawing account FOR SALE—Wide selection ot owner, 237-4553. 8tc9-2 apartment at Turk Wing on Apply to Director, BeUe W. and parcel of this description. bedroom home, on landscaped 5316. May be seen by available when qualified. lots on or near Sea Gull Golf Charleston Hwy. Everything Baruch Forest Science Plaintiff not having corner lot in Belle Isle appointment. 6tc8-19 Good car a must. For personal Course and on or near FOR SALE—Hammond Draw furnished and cleaned. Call Institute of Clemson affirmatively sought a Gardens. V-i baths, living interview, write a brief Waccamaw River starting Bar Electric Organ. Like new. 546-7630. tfc University, Box 596, deficiency judgment, the room and dining room, large FOR SALE—18 acres of land. resume of yourself and from $3000. Call James W. Call 546-4700. 5tc8-21 Georgetown, S. C. 29440. bidding will not stay open for family room with fireplace. Highway 17A & 41. Call 264- experience to American Oil Smith Real Estate Co. 237- FOR RENT-2 bedroom brick Clemson University is an the customary thirty (30) days Two car garage with 5636. tfc FOR SALE—Double-wide house near Plantation House, Equal Opportunity Employer. Industries, Inc., P. O. Box 495, 4246. tfc Florence, S.C. 29501 2tc8-7 following the sale. Sale shall workshop. Price has been trailer on 1.3 acre lot with $175 year round rental. Call 4tc8-19 require the highest bidder, FORSALE-14 ft. Critchfield 55 reduced for immediate sale. utility house. Call 546-8364. 546-8646. tfc other than the plaintiff, to make FOR SALE—Hobie cats in Call James W. Smith Real horsepower. Brake-back •1 stock. All sailing equipment. 3tc8-14 MISCELLANEOUS-We service a cash deposit of five percent Estate Co., 237-4246. tfc trailer. Call 546-5344 after 5 FOR RENT—Two bedroom HELP WANTED—Cook, must all makes of refrigerators, Sails and Surf, Hwy 501, know full kitchen operation. (5 per cent) of the bid as p.m. 4tc8-12 FOR SALE—8 x 30 trailer. trailer with washer and air freezers, washers, dryers, Myrtle Beach, S.C. tfc Apply in person from 10 A.M. earnest money and as evidence FOR SALE-sewing machines as Suitable for beach or lake. conditioner. Call 546-5391. tfc ranges, etc. We seU all parts FOR SALE-1975 Oats Coker to 5 P.M. to Mr. Valentine. of good faith. If the plaintiff Is FOR SALE—1974 Gran Torino low as $39.95. Britts, 546-3311. Reasonable. Also a 10 x 55 for all makes. Britt's the successful bidder at the' Sports, air conditioned, good tfc 227. $2.50 bushel. CaU Dexter mobile home. Call 264-5236 or FOR RENT-Efficiency 2tc8-12 Discount Appliances, 128 ft.' Floyd, 234-2616. 6tc8-12 apartment; private entrance sale, the amount due on its condition. $300 down and take 264-8331. 3tc8-14 Fraser, 546-3311. tfc mortgage may be used as the up payments. For further and bath; offstreet parking; HELP WANTED-Attention FOR SALE-1970 Ford Station Demonstrators-Toys & Gifts. equivalent of cash. Should the information call 264-5943. tfc FOR SALE—Must sell, owner immediate occupancy. Call MISCELLANEOUS-DID YOU Wagon, AT, 6 cylinder, $600. Work now thru December. person making the highest bid transferred. Renovated home 546-5058. tfc KNOW-The Mark Twain Store Also 1972 Sabaru Sedan. FREE Sample Kit. No at the sale fail to comply with FOR SALE—1972 Mobile Home, located on N. Rosemary Ave., deals in rare books? We ExceUent gas mileage. Good FOR RENT-10 x 55 trailer, experience needed. Call or the terms of his bid by 12 x 65, three bedrooms, two Andrews. Central air and advertise in nationwide condition. $1200. Call 546-4058. lights and water furnished. write Santa's Parties, Avon, depositing the said five percent baths. Equity and assume heat, equity and assume VA periodicals to locate those 2tc8-7 Call 546-9409. tfc Conn. 06001. Phone 1 (203) 673- (5 per cent) in cash, then the loan. CaU 5464432 during the loan. Call Gambill Realty, 546- books now out of print. If a 3455. Also Booking Parties. premises shall be resold at such day. After 6:00 p.m., call 546- 3921. ltc8-7 favorite edition has been 9102. • tfc FOR SALE-12 ft. Semi-V blue FOR RENT-two bedroom 8tc9-2 misplaced from your library, bidder's risk on the same sales aluminum boat. Excellent trailer on Andrews Highway date, or some subsequent date, FOR SALE—three AKC no matter how old, let us know FOR SALE-25 percent discount condition. Asking $75. Call 237- on private lot. Call 546-4521 HELP WANTED— and we'll try to locate as the seUing officer may find on floor model' pianos. 4745. 2tc8-7 registered Dachshund before 5:00; 546-9847 after convenient and advantageous. puppies. Father has C.D.title. Cosmotologist. Must be well another. There is no charge Irving's, 546-5614. tfc 5:00. 2tc8-7 experienced in blow styling Should the last and highest $75 firm. Inquire 313 Shade for this service. 2-8-28 FOR SALE-AKC Golden and willing to work. Excellent bidder fail to comply with the FOR SALE-AKC Registered Retrievers, 7 weeks old. Call St., Bayview. 4tc8-19 FOR RENT-trailer space, working conditions, location terms of his bid within ten (10) German Shepherd puppies. WANTED-Lease Rights to 546-6834 after 6:00 p.m. 2tc8-7 Sampit section. Call 546-6955. and pay. Call 546-4698 for Marsh land for duck hunting. days of the final acceptance of Call 546-9668. tfc FOR SALE—Buy of the Month-3 2-3tc7-21 interview. 4tc8-19 his bid, then the selling officer bedrooms, lVfe baths, garage, Will negotiate after FOR SALE—1974 mobUe home, inspection. Send information shall readvertise and reseU the * FOR SALE—double lot in old 2 bedrooms with separate carpeted. Equity and assume FOR RENT-furnished 3 property on the same terms and 7 percent loan. Payments to Tom Golden, Box 394, part of Kensington, Calhoun FOR SALE—2 bedroom trailer baths, kitchen furnished, bedroom mobile home with at the bidder's risk on a 136.25 per month including Miscellaneous Elgin, S.C. 29045. 10tc8-28 and Rutledge Ave. Frank with carpet and A-C. Call 237- carpeted throughout, total central AC-heat, and washer. subsequent salesday. taxes and insurance. Chain Danzig, 237-4248 or 546-5646. tfc 2240. 4tc8-12 electric. Call 546-7914. tfc For appointment to see J. ELLIOTT WILLIAMS, link fenced yard. Balance MISCELLANEOUS-Sales and MISCELLANEOUS-Art Class­ FOR SALE—fresh shrimp. Call contact John R. Howard. 546- es starting Saturday, UNITED STATES owed on home, $17,000. 5959. tfc service on commercial ice 546-5496. tfc FOR SALE—1974 Suzuki 250 FOR SALE—Two 3 bedroom Sept. 6. For information call MARSHAL. 4tc8-7 frame homes near Deep Gambill Realty, 546-8313. Itc8- machines. We also rent ice MX Street & Trail. 2300 miles. 7 machines. Britts, 546-3311. tfc Zena Altman, 546-8153 after FOR SALE—3 bedroom house Like new. $695. Call 546-9147. Creek school between FOR RENT-Efficiency 5:30. tfc on mainland of Litchfield 4tc8-12 Hemingway and Georgetown. apartments, at Pine Crest These homes are priced to FOR SALE—Astro putting WANTED-Clocks to be re­ Classified Ads situated on pond. Sale price green, 24 x 12 with three holes, Motel, 12 miles south on paired. Any make, size or ATTENTION TEACHERS— low 20's. Call James W. Smith sale as is or will move on your Charleston Highway. The Mark Twain Store is now HIGHSCHOOL lot. For further details call easy to install in your own condition. Expert Clock Real Estate Co. 237-4246. tfc STUDENTSAND backyard. On display Call 546-7947. 2tfc repair. Free estimates. seUing the complete line of Bring Results Jim Walter Corporation Hayes School Aids. 2-9tc9-ll SUPPORTERS coUect 794-6772 between 8 and Litchfield "Mini" Golf. Call DARDENS JEWELERS FOR SALE—in Maryville-three The House of Linda presents 10 a.m. Ask for Craig Lawson. Bill Sapp, 237-4723. tfc FOR RENT-in Andrews, 901 Front St. MISCELLANEOUS-Yard Sale- DRAGLINES bedrooms, \\z baths, family watches with Gator or Tiger 8tc8-28 gentleman's apartment. Also, Georgetown, S.C. & room with fireplace, central Saturday, August 9, Carna­ dials. Has running football two single rooms, private tfc tion St. in Parsons Gar­ SHALLOW DRAFT heat and air, fenced player as second hand. 17 entrance and drive. Working BARGE & TUG backyard. Conveniently FOR SALE—registered Irish Classified Ads GUERRY'S SEWING dens, 9 tU 5. Household Items, Jewel postpaid and tax Setter puppies, 6 weeks old. men. The Benton L. Smiths, 10 clothing, toys, miscella­ With Operators located to school. The induced. S. Magnolia, 264-8494. 2tc8-7 SERVICE Georgetown Agency, R. Call 237-2794 after 6:00 p.m. Bring Results Singer Authorized neous. ltp8-7 Dikes-Ponds-Docks $21.95 2tc8-7 Kaminski, 546-4330 or 546-3502. FM Dealer Ditches-Bulkheads tfc PUe Driving Jade Buddha necklace, gold TENT FOR RENT CONVERTER FOR RENT FOR SALE—one German $29.95 2114 Prince Street plated chain-?.95 Police puppy, 4 months old. CRESOTED Rabbit-fur poodle on chain- Ideal for Parties, $5.00 Install. Fee Call 546-7279 Building located on South Call 546-7622. tfc Weddings, etc. Post-Poles-Lumber WE NEED HOUSES TO $2.25 STEREOSHAK Fraser St., Hwy. 17. Ideal ANNANDALE SELL. FROM NOW UNTIL Mylar copy paper. Cannot Telephone 546-4184 Andrews Hwy CONCRETE office space. Call 546-7774 PLANTATION SCHOOL STARTS IS THE tear or smudge, 10 sheets. Sand Blasting Georgetown Rentals tfc SEPTIC TANKS day; 546-4649 night. tfc Georgetown, S.C. BEST TIME DURING THE Reg. size-$2.50 Postpaid & & Painting tfc TELE. 546-5976 3te8-« YEAR TO SELL A HOME. tax included. Health Dept. Approved CaU: Mike's Reasonable Prices LIST WITH House of Linda 5464318 DARVIS L. WILLIAMS M.P. FERRIS AGENCY P. O. Box 162, INTERIORS BY FRANCES R.C. Morris 546-9331 Custom Made Draperies, Volkswagen &3tn'fi FOR QUICK SALE MaryviUe 3tp8-12 Charles Rish 234-3610 West Andrews Mobile Home 546-5015 Georgetown, S. C. Bedroom Ensembles, Repair Expert Color Coordination, (Office Supplies Movers Free Estimates.' Georgetown, S.C. WHY WAIT FOR 1309 HIGHMARKET ST. and 264-8738 Complete Repair Service SEPTIC TANK Andrews TROUBLE? Mike Gray, PHONE Hurricane Tie OWNER SPECIALS! NEVER BEEN USED Get Roebic K-37 and K-57 546-4187 Downs 1975 Deluxe Zig-zag Sewing each year. It really works. Complete Office GOODBY TO YOUR LANDLORD WITH THESE BARGAINS. Machine. Does mono- 546-9374 K-77 kills roots. Full money Outfitters 546-7258 - Night gramming, makes button back guarantee. Desk, Chairs, WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS? holes, sews on buttons, Two miles north on 701 Supplies, Copiers, 5468819- darns, embroiders, etc. Left 2-tfc Lawrimore & Seitter Office Machines on lay-a-way with balance of FORSALE Georgetown Mobile Phone 12 x 60 Vogue, 3 bedrooms, total electric, washer and dryer, central air. $41.66. To see call 546-4736. Near MaryviUe School, 2312 Will deliver and let you try. er montn South Bay St. Brick veneer Rowell Hardware * 121.25 P 4tc7-31 house with living room, Andrews l K dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 12 x 70 Fairway, 2 bedrooms, central air, 2 full baths. FOR RENT baths, den, kitchen. Very FOR SALE Pawleys Island pretty on lot 100 x 200 ft. ExceUent condition . Owner Lovely Brick Veneer House X °° ' V • 139.50 perjnonth v Apartments being transferred. By in Belle Isle, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Colonial Mobile Homes %r P.S. You can find cheaper g Reasonable Rates appointment. Call: Baths, large Den with I 12 x 70 Elcona, 3 bedrooms, | | Weekends-Weekly fireplace, Living room, I washer and dryer. I | prices, but we beUeve quality • M.P. Ferris Agency should not be sacrificed for ! Beach Houses • Apartments 705 Front St. Dining room, kitchen with Down Payments As Ixnv built-ins. Breakfast area, price difference. Hot Indoor Showers 546-5015 Gas Heat 'large Game room, all SEE FOR SALE electric. Beautiful land­ As VGWDown N. RASHEED 2 lots in the wooded area scaped lot. We buy P.O. BOX 273 back of Kensington. For Appointment CaU: All Homes With Free Tie-Downs and GEORGETOWN, S.C. M.P. Ferris Agency M.P. Ferris seU aMHttflte 54C-9035—Georgetown , 70S Front St. 705 Front St used homes 1 546-5015 . 2212 HIGHMARKET ST. Ijfr-*3S1 — Pawleys ft 546-5015 Colonial Mobile Homes 2406 HlghmarfifOZrlO&rCi.t St. 5445-7110 J*

8-B THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975

meeting is to hear a yard, ABOVE NAMED: ORDER FOR APPOINTMENT vs. situate in the county and State Sworn to and subscribed variance request submitted by YOU ARE SUMMONED AND OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM Ida Young West, et al., aforesaid; and that the said before me on this 2nd day of South Carolina National Bank HEREBY REQUIRED to STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Defendants defendant, above herein stated June, 1975 Legal Notices for property adjoining Highway answer the Complaint in this GEORGETOWN COUNTY Personally appears before me as being absent, claim a Uen, s-Vivian S. Singleton (L.S.) No. 17. 2tc8-14 action, a copy of which is IN THE COURT OF COMMON H.T. Abbott who, after being interest or estate, on or in the NOTARY PUBLIC FOR herewith served upon you, and PLEAS duly sworn, says that he is the said real estate and are SOUTH CAROLINA attorney of Plaintiff in the necessary or proper parties to a NOTICE TO CREDITORS LeGrand B. Owens, SUMMONS to serve a copy of your Answer NATHAN BROWN et al My Commission expires 1-11-81. above stated action i that the complete determination of said ALL PERSONS Indebted to administrator STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA to the said Complaint on the PLAINTIFFS s-H.T. Abbott COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN subscriber at his office at 801 v. foUowing named defendants, action before the court; and the ESTATE of Salvatore c-o P.O. Box 583 cannot, after due diUgence, be that they are unknown heirs at DeCaro, Jr., late of Georgetown Georgetown, S. C 4tc8-28 IN THE COURT OF COMMON Front Street, Georgetown, LITCHFIELD GOLF PLEAS South Carolina, within twenty COMPANY, INC., et al found within this State, to-wit: law and are persons who may Classified Ads County, South Carolina, will that said action arising in this be heirs of James E. Grier; kindly make payment to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nathaniel Rainey, (20) days after the service DEFENDANTS. Plaintiff, thereof, exclusive of the day of UPON the annexed affidavit State, has been brought for That an order of pubUcation undersigned, and aU persons AU persons indebted to the partition and sale of real estate, having claims against said Estate of Joe Deal Smith, late of vs: such service; and, if you fail to of Judith L. Bourne, the and mailing is hereby prayed. Bring Results ESTATE wiU please present Georgetown, South Carolina, Jasie Isabel Rainey, answer the Complaint within Plaintiffs' attorney in this same, duly itemized and wiU please make payment to the Defendant. the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff action, and it appearing to my verified, to the undersigned. undersigned, and aU persons TO THE DEFENDANT in this action wiU apply to the satisfaction that the said Court for the reUef demanded in Thomas J. DeCaro, Executor having claims against the said ABOVE NAMED: action was brought for the the Complaint. of the ESTATE of Salvatore Estate will please present the You hare hereby summoned purpose of determining adverse DeCaro, Jr. same duly verified to the and required to answer the LAW OFFICES OF CECIL W. claims to real estate located in Thrift ra 173 Q Rutledge Ave. undersigned, 2628 Old Complaint in the above SCHNEIDER Georgetown County, South Charleston, S. C. 29401 Charleston Road, Georgetown, captioned matter, a copy of By Robert H. O'DonneU Carolina, and more particularly described in the Complaint Georgetown, S. C. S.C. 29440. which is herewith served upon Attorney for the Plaintiff you, and to serve a copy of your Georgetown, S.C. herein, and that such of the July 29, 1975 JOE DEAL SMITH, JR. Defendants as may be infants, 3tc8-14 Administrator Answer to said Complaint on the July 31, 1975. Insurance Agency ^TTOR subscribers hereto at their TO PAUL WILLIAMS: incompetents, or insane Georgetown, S.C. persons, or under any other office, 107 Screven Street, Please be advised that the NOTICE OF FINAL August 4,1975 3tc8-21 disabiUty, cannot after due Georgetown, S.C. within twenty Summons of which the above is ALL TYPES DISCHARGE diUgence be found in this State, (20) days from date of service a copy, together with the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUBLIC HEARING it is original Complaint have been that the undersigned will make NOTICE hereof upon you, exclusive of HOME OWNERS - FIRE - BUSINESS - AUTO - LIFE fUed in the office of the Clerk of ORDERED that Sam Bonds an accounting of the A public hearing wiU be held the day of such service; and, if Court for Georgetown County on be and he hereby is appointed administration on the estate of by the Georgetown County you fail to answer the said July 31, 1975. Guardian ad Litem for the Roy L. Owens, and apply to the Board of Zoning Appeals on Complaint within the time August 28,1975, at 7:30 P.M., at aforesaid, the Plaintiff herein, Robert O'DonneU purpose of this action, of such NEED INSURANCE Probate Court for a final of the Defendants herein who discharge as administrator of the Waccamaw Regional Plan­ through his undersigned Attorney for the Plaintiff ning and Development Council attorneys, wiU apply to the Georgetown, S.C. may be infants, or said estate on September 4, incompetents, or insane 1975. office. The purpose of this Court for the reUef demanded July 31,1975 3tc8-21 therein. persons, or under any other ROSEN AND ROSEN NOTICE NISI disability, unless such Give Me A By William A. Bryan STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Defendants, or someone on Attorneys for Plaintiff GEORGETOWN COUNTY their behalf, within twenty (20) Georgetown, S.C. NATHAN BROWN, et al days after the service of a copy Chance To J \m, of this Order, shall procure to August 1, 1975 Plaintiffs Pawleys be appointed a Guardian ad v. Litem for said Defendants. NOTICE LITCHFIELD GOLF CO., INC. Quote You TO THE ABSENT etal SERVICE of this Order shall DEFENDANT, Jasie Isabel Defendants. be made by pubUcation of a Island Rainey: YOU WILL PLEASE TO THE DEFENDANTS Notice giving the name and A Price! TAKE NOTICE THAT the ABOVE NAMED: address of the Guardian ad Complaint in this action, NOTICE is hereby given that Litem, the date when the Tom Swinnie, Jr. May Be AWe To Bruce Swinnie together with the Summons, of pursuant to an Order f Ued in the appointment becomes absolute which the foregoing is a copy, Office of the Clerk of Court of and the office in which this IN IN Realty Co. was filed in the office of the Common Pleas for Georgetown, Order is filed, in the Save You Money? Clerk of Court for Georgetown Sam Bonds, whose address is Georgetown Times, a GEORGETOWN ANDREWS newspaper published in the City North Entrance To Pawleys Island County, South Carolina on the 1 Post Office Box 392, day of August, 1975. Georgetown, South Carolina, and County of Georgetown, Phones: 546-2509 Phones: 264-5263 ROSEN AND ROSEN was appointed Guardian Ad South Carolina. By William A. Bryan Litem for such of the Betty L. Williams 546-2500 2a64-5264 SALES RENTALS Attorneys for Plaintiff Defendants above named who CLERK OF COURT OF 3tc8-21 may be infants, incompetents, COMMON PLEAS FOR 237-2431 237-4257 or insane persons, or under any GEORGETOWN COUNTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE m SUMMONS other disabiUty, and that such Georgetown, South Carolina REALTOR STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA appointment will become July 18,1975 3tc8-21 HOUSES COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN We Want YOUR Business PAWLEYS ISLAND—North End-4 bedrooms, 2 baths on absolute twenty (20) days after IN THE COURT OF COMMON the date of the last pubUcation AFFIDAVIT main floor. 2 apa tments downstairs. Furnished. Lot PLEAS and 80' x 110'. Second Row $55,000. of this Notice. STATE OF SOUTH Louise Brave WiUiams, Judith L. Bourne CAROUNA, Plaintiff, ATTORNEY FOR COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN, We SPEAK With Kindness. vs. LITCHFIELD—Five bedrooms, 3 baths, Ocean Front. PLAINTIFFS IN THE COURT OF COMMON Paul WiUiams, CHARLESTON, SOUTH PLEAS Built 1973, carpet, A-C-Heat, completely furnished. A Defendant. very nice house. Good Financing. CAROUNA TO THE DEFENDANT July 18, 1975 Fred C. Harrelson, Plaintiff Two bedroom, 1 bath Mainland beautiful lot 100' x 200'. $48,000. Sale or lease with option to buy. FOR SALE :* LARGE OCEAN FRONT—Completely furnished two {We can help you buy or sell anywhen story, excellent location with large lot $133,000. IN CITY WILLOWBANK Magnolia Drive Wiilowbank-Lovely home on 2 well landscaped lots. Formal Two Story, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Family Room with living and dining room. Large Den, with fireplace, Kitchen, Sun Room 4 large GARDEN CITY—6 bedrooms, 4 baths, Ocean Front weU bedrooms, 2V2 Baths. built, A-C, diswasher, garbage compactor, freezer, Fireplace, 4 Bedrooms, 2V2 Baths, Central Heat, with Air Con­ nicely furnished, lot 100' on Ocean Front 150' deep. ditioned. Appointment Only. Prince Street-Large 2 Story-4 Bedrooms, Living Room, Dining Room, Study, 2 ExceUent condition. $110,000. Baths, Large Den with Fireplace, Central Heat «• Air. KENSINGTON KENSINGTON WACCAMAW RIVER—3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 years old on Brick Veneer, 3 Bedroom, VA Baths, Central Heat and Garage. Bluff with boardwalk and dock. Gameroom, open Sumter Street-Substantial Home on Double Corner Lot, Living Room, Dining decks and screened porch. Central A-C and heat. Lot Room, Den with Fire Place, Large Recreation Room, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 80' x 180'. $67,000. 3 Bedroom Brick Veneer, One Bath and Central Heat. Garage Excellent Buy At $49,000.00 HIGHMARKET STREET MARYVILLE GEORGETOWN—3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and 1 Story, Asbestos Siding, Living Room and Dining combination, Olive St.-Brick Veneer, 3 Bedrooms, TV! Baths. Carpeted. Built-ins. Fireplace, air, L.R. with fireplace. This is a comfortable, weU Central H. & A., Excellent Condition. kept home with large basement and double garage. Kitchen, Breakfast Room, 3 Bedroom and One Bath Central Heat- Willowbank Dr. Low 20's. Redwood St.-3 Bedrooms, Living Room, Kitchen and Dining with Built-ins. 1V2 Story, Brick Veneer, 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Garage, large Lot — All appliances included, Large Den with fireplace, Carport & Exterior Storage. 3 bedrooms, l'/i baths, Brick Veneer, den, large lot, Residential or Commercial. Nice Lot. m carpet, dishwasher, garage, attractive and weU located. Heyward St. § 1 Story, 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath—Residential or Commercial—Priced to Nice 3 Bedroom Home on South Island Road. Central Heat and Air Condition. Sell. Living Room with Fireplace. Kitchen & Dinette Combination with Sun Porch. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air and heat, den with fireplace, dishwasher, ONE MILE OUTSIDE GEORGETOWN Two Bedroom home on Cook St. Excellent home for retired couple or young large closets, patio, garage with utility room. couple starting-out. Priced to sell quickly. New Listing-lV2 story brick veneer, kitchen, dining room, living room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, family room with fireplace. Excellent Mulberry St.-2 B.R., Living Room, Kitchen-Dinette, Built-in appliance, heat & CONDOMINIUMS Condition-Priced low 30's. air. Carport. Priced Below $20,000 For Quick Sale. PAWLEYS PIER VILLAGE—From $85,000. Furnished. SALT MARSH COVE-F rom $43,000. Furnished. MARYVILLE RICELAND MURRELLS INLET-From $26,900. New. 2727 So. Island Rd., 3 Bedroom Brick Veneer, One Bath, Large LITCHFIELD RETREAT-From $65,000. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Living Room with Fireplace, Dining Room, Kitchen with BELLE ISLE-From $52,000. New. Living Room, Kitchen and Dining Room. Under $20,000. Built-ins, including Dishwasher, Den, Double Garage, Central Heat and Air. Two Landscaped Lots. BELLE ISLE LOTS One Story, 4 Bedroom, 2M> Baths, Living Room, Dining Room, HAGLEY ESTATES PAWLEYS-Hiway No. 17, 105' x 175' $15,000. North Kitchen with Dining Area, Large Family Room with Fireplace. Historic 2 Bedroom House, Living Room with fireplace, Dining Room, large causeway to Island, one acre $30,000. Mainland off Kitchen, 2 large Porches, located on five lots close to water. Waverly Road, 7 acres $7,000. Ocean Front-South End- Large Recreation Room. Patio-3,000 Square Feet. Beautiful Lot. 60' x I06'-Offer. Shown by Appointment Only. WATERFORD ESTATES Brick Veneer home on well landscaped corner lot. 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Living NORTH BELLE ISLE Room, Dining Room, Den and Garage. Owner will finance partially. WATERFORD HEIGHTS-Canal Frontage 70' x 243'- 4 Bedroom, 2Y Baths, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Family 174'. $22,000. 2 WATERFORD HEIGHTS-Canal Frontage 80' x 173'- Room with Fire Place, Large game Room, Central Heat & Air and NINE MILE CURVE AREA 181'. $22,500. Utility Room. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Four room home with approximately AVi acres-$l 1,000. WATERFORD HEIGHTS-Canal Frontage 86' x 242' $24,500. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Kitchen-Dining Combination, Large Family Five Room home-central heat and air-1 acre lot $25,000.00 LITCHFIELD—(Choice Locations & Beautifully wooded) Room-Price Reduced Gold Course 90' x 150' $15,000. Also Several Condominiums at Wedgefield and Other Properties Ranging From Lake Shore dr. 80' x 165' $16,000. PARSON'S GARDEN $19,000 to $70,000. Corner Lot 119'-168' x 148'-77' $20,000. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Living Room, Kitchen-Dining Combination, I«ake Shore Dr. 70' x 175' $13,500. MCDONALD PLANTATION Hiway No. 17 186' x 94'-113' $12,000. Carport, CH&A Several nice lots zoned for Trailers Hagley Estates-Beautiful Resort and Residential GEORGETOWN Acre Lot on Brick Chimney Road with Septic Tank and tie In to rural water Homesites Winyah St., 2 Story House, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 5 system, Ready for Trailer Occupancy. Also Lots In Kensington, Hagley Estates, 13lh Fairway-102' x 200' Terms-$7,700. Bedrooms and 3 Baths Maryville and Wedgefield. 8th Fairway-75' x 24O'-$5,0O0. 4th Fairway-100' x 264' (2) Each-$6,100. 7th Fairway-110' x 275'-$8,800. PAWLEYS ISLAND WE HAVE DAILY INQUIRIES FROM CLIENTS INTERESTED IN BUYING 6lh Fairway-160* x 203'-$6,700. Large House on Atlantic Ave. 2 Apartments Downstairs with 4 AND RENTING HOMES. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR MAXIMUM 9th Fairway-100' x 225' (2) Each—$6,100. Bedroom Apartment upstairs. Good Financing RESULTS. 3rd Fairway-100' x 200'—$5,000. Conventional, F.H.A., And V.A. Loans Available LOTS OFF GOLF COURSE—100'-125' x 200'-264' $3350. Riverview Estates-priced to sell, $3,500 OFF GOLF COURSE-150'-200' x 90'-200' $3350. OFF GOLF COURSE-230'-200' x 190' $6700. Lots in new section Belle Isle O. L. BRUORTON Package of six nice % acre lots $23,250. Country Club Estates Package of five lots, Vz acre lots $21,000. WHITEHALL ESTATES, WINDSOR. NORTH BELLE ISLE, WACCAMAW RIVER-75' x 190' (2) Each $15,000. •Si MARYVILLE, BROWN'S FERRY ESTATES. WEDGEFIELD EAL ESTATE SB GEORGETOWN Corner Front and Fraser Sts. BELLE ISLE-175' on Lake $8750. Phones: 544-4*40-544-3411 W COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES With Beautiful Marsh LEWIS F. FREEMAN AGENCY After Hours 544-9134 or 544-4377 View-$12,000. HARBOR FRONTAGE-120' x 250' $21,000. J. L. Tamsberg, Owner and Broker-in-charf e i Thomas H. Rhea, Salesman, Realtor Associate 122 South Fraser Street m 9 AM-5PM Mon.-Fri. REALTOR9 Alton Wifiins, Salesman •SSB ^l Phone 546-5156 - 546-3705 After Hours CaU 54C47C1 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES.Thursday, August 7, 1975 9-B

of James Grier, Defendants designated as heirs at law of Henry L. Young, Jr. - who are heirs at law of Patrick SUMMONS FOR RELIEF James Grier, not set forth Georgetown County, State Grier (Grice) West and James (Cemplalat Served) above, and unknown to the aforesaid E. Grier. Jenrette Vows Legal Notices TO THE DEFENDANTS plaintiff, and also all other Johnnie J. Young 7. That the plaintiff's attorney ABOVE NAMED: persons unknown, is not known Georgetown County, State of is entitled to a reasonable YOU ARE HEREBY to this plaintiff, after diligent aforesaid attorney fee, as may be ^ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Young, Marion L. Young, SUMMONED and required to inquiry. Marion L. Young - 4892 Mill equitable and assessed by the # COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN James L. Young, Deryl D. answer the complaint in this Ida West Young - Marion Brook Rd., Dunwoody, Ga. Court. Leaf Retaliation IN THE COURT OF COMMON Young, Danna Y. Thompson, action, of which a copy is County, State aforesaid James L. Young - 3333 WHEREFORE, the plaintiff PLEAS Lloyd M. Young, Joan F. herewith served upon you, and Franklin (Franklyon) West - Cockatoo Road, Augusta, Ga. prays as foUows: Rep. John W. Jenrette Jr., D- improve, and a, reduction of Fred C. Harrelson, Plaintiff Young, Eddie Young, a minor to serve a copy of your answer Charleston County. State Deryl D. Young - Georgetown (a) That the Court inquire S.C., said he and a number of production and allotments next vs. under the age of fourteen (14) to the said complaint on the aforesaid County, State aforesaid into the matters aUeged in the other tobacco belt Congressmen season. Ida Young West, Franklin years, Barbara Y. Hyman, Vela subscriber or subscribers at his Donna Y. Thompson - Complaint, and by its Order Bobbie West Young wiU not try to defeat a proposal He also fired off an angry (Franklyon) West, Bobbie West Mae Y. Rowe, Elizabeth Y. office at 313 Main Street, Georgetown County, State decree and determine that the Richland County, State to ban high tar and nicotine telegram to the presidents of Owens, Patsy West, Gregory Abruzere, Paul W. Young, Conway,S.C, within twenty aforesaid plaintiff and the defendants are aforesaid cigarettes unless tobacco prices the major tobacco companies Bennie G. West, Sr., Bennie G. Randy C. Young, Hutto 0. West, days after the service hereof, the heirs at Law of James Hutto Patsy West Gregory - Lloyd M. Young - Georgetown improve. warning of Congressional West, Jr., Ernestine Graham Jr., James G. West, Richard L. exclusive of the day of such McCormick County, State County, State aforesaid West and Patrick Grier (Grice) Earlier this week, the reaction to the unusually low West, Ruth W. Harrelson, West, a minor over the age of service; and if you fail to aforesaid Barbara Y. Hyman - West and are the assignees or devisees of the interest of such Department of Health, tobacco prices. 0 Frances West Missroon., Louis fourteen (14) years, Charlotte answer the complaint within the Bennie G. West, Sr. • Georgetown County, State time aforesaid, the plaintiff in heirs at law and are the only Education and Welfare asked Jenrette noted that he had E. West, Hazel West Young, West Young, Elease G. West, Georgetown County, State aforesaid also all other persons unknown this action will apply to the tenants in common with any Congress to ban the sale of high obtained the signatures, Fred C. Harrelson, Cecil L. aforesaid Vela Mae Y. Rowe - 1738 Harrelson, John J. Harrelson, claiming any right, title, estate, court for tbe reUef demanded in interest in the real property tar and nicotine cigarettes. working with Rep. Charlie Bennie G. West, Jr. - Plunket St., HoUywood, Fla. Rose, D-N.C, of 104 Jr., James Harrelson, Carol interest in or lien upon the real the complaint. Elizabeth Y. Abruzere - 120 described in the Complaint; "There is a lot of support for Georgetown County, State this proposal in Congress," said Congressmen who support Jean M. Corkern, John Louis estate described in the McGOUGAN & WRIGHT W. 6th St., Front Royal, Va. (b) That the Court direct a aforesaid Jenrette. "Without the higher prices for tobacco West, Judith W. Dugan, Shirley Complaint herein, and John Doe Paul W. Young • 950 San sale in partition, as provided by Ernestine G. West - Marion opposition of tobacco belt farmers. The signatories W. Anderson, Brenda W. and Jane Doe, as representative Pablo, Wichita, Kansas law, and that the proceeds of s-H.T. ABBOTT County, State aforesaid congressmen, it might possibly included the Majority Leader, Anthony, Jacqueline Y. Hursey, of any heirs at law not named Attorneys for the Plaintiff Randy C. Young - Horry sale be divided among the Henry L. Young, Jr., Johnnie J. above, or unknown heirs at law, Ruth W. Harrelson • pass. Rep. Thomas P. (Tip) O'NeiU, Conway, South Carolina Georgetown County, State County, State aforesaid plaintiff and the defendants as D-Mass. their interest may appear; "This would be a disaster for July 16, 1975 aforesaid Hutto O. West, Jr., - The telegram stated: (c) That the Court assess and the tobacco companies, but they Frances W. Missroom - Georgetown County, State don't seem to be concerned with "Your contemptuous attitude TO THE ABSENT OR Georgetown County, State, aforesaid fix a reasonable attorney fee for and apparent unconcern for plaintiff's attorney for the the disaster facing our tobacco UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS aforesaid James G. West - Georgetown farmers," said the North producers costing you friends in ABOVE NAMED: County, State aforesaid bringing of this proceeding; and FOR SALE Louis E. West - Georgetown Myrtle Beach Democrat. Congress at a time you can iU Richard L. West (Ricky) - for the costs and disbursements afford their loss. County, State aforesaid of this action; Farmers throughout the You are hereby notified that Hazel W. Young - Georgetown Georgetown County, State "I feel that Congress will (d) For such other and tobacco belt have complained of NORTH LITCHFIELD-Three Bedroom, 2 Baths on the original Summons and County, State aforesaid aforesaid unusually low prices and some react strongly if you continue to I-akeshore Drive $50,000.00 Complaint in the .above cause CecU L. Harrelson - Williams­ Charlotte W. Young - further reUef as may appear ignore present crisis. Your equitable to the Court. have even burned or plowed were fUed in the office of the burg County, State aforesaid Georgetown County, State their crops under rather than arrogance could destroy the McCOUGAN & WRIGHT Clerk of Court on July, 1975. John J. Harrelson, Jr. - Horry aforesaid market them at prices near or tobacco industry. MURRELLS INLET-Highway 17 FRONTAGE NEAR McGOUGAN & WRIGHT Elease G. West - Georgetown Tabor City, North Carolina Highway 544 For $250. A Front Foot. County, State aforesaid below the government support "Letter signed by 104 H.T. ABBOTT Carol Jean M. Corkern - County, State aforesaid level. members of Congress Attorneys for the Plaintiff Beaufort County, State Eddie Young - Horry County, s-H.T. ABBOTT On Sea Gull Golf Course-Lots on 1st Green 132'x200' $5,600. "Why on earth should we help supporting tobacco farmers aforesaid State aforesaid Conway, South Carolina Each. On 17th TEE, 100'x200' $4,500 Each. the tobacco companies when being sent to you by special COMPLAINT John Louis West - Aiken Joan F. Young - Horry they are practically stealing deUvery." County, State aforesaid County, State aforesaid ATTORNEYS FOR THE HAGLEY ESTATES-Two Lots with Good View of Golf tobacco from the fanners of the Jenrette said it costs the The plaintiff above named, Judith W. Dugan - Route 5, PLAINTIFF. Sixth District?" said Jenrette. average tobacco farmer about Course, One Has A Well, Both For $7,850. Three 2. That the real property June 4, 1975 complaining of the defendants Box 368, Rocky Mount, North "The major tch ceo $1,500 an acre to grow tobacco. named above, respectfully Carolina hereinafter described is STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Three Lots Across The Road From 12th Green For $12,500. companies assured the He said most of the major shows to the Court: Shirley W. Anderson - Route situated in Georgetown County, COUNTY OF HORRY tobacco companies have been State aforesaid. Department of Agriculture and 1. That the plaintiff is a 1, Box 197, MartinsviUe, Va. PERSONALLY appeared tobacco farmers last year that paying slightly over the resident of Horry County, State Brenda W. Anthony - USCG 3. That the plaintiff and the before me Fred Harrelson, who, MANY other Residential, Commercial And Industrial if acreage and production were government support price-a aforesaid, and that the Richmond Housing, Perrine, defendant own as tenants in being duly sworn, says that the increased that they would pay price not enabling farmers to Properties Available. common the real property tt defendants are residents of the Fla. allegations contained in the a fair market price. They have break even. counties and states as Jacqueline Y. Hursey, P.O. hereinafter described, and the foregoing Complaint are true to not lived up to this and our hereinafter set forth, and the Box 513, Pacific Palisades, plaintiff is informed and his own knowledge, except farmers are justifiably angry," Wiles & Williams residence of the defendants Calif. beUeves that they own no other those made upon information said Jenrette. property as tenants in common and belief; and as to those, he Jenrette asked Frank Bryant, in the State of South Carolina. believes the same to be true. chairman of the Federal REALTORS 4. That the property owned by s-Fred Harrelson Tobacco Advisory Committee, BUY OF THE WEEK the plaintiff and the defendants SWORN to before me this in a telegram to ask the South Kings Highway named above as tenants in 30th day of June, 1975 presidents of the major tobacco Really fine brick veneer home on common is described as companies to meet with the Myrtle Beach, S. C. Ql beautifully landscaped lot in Country Club foUows: s-Vivian S. Singleton (L.SL) committee and Agriculture ALL AND SINGULAR, that NOTARY PUBLIC FOR Secretary Earl Butz "to discuss 238-2221 Estates with entrance hall, living room, certain tract of land in SOUTH CAROLINA this crisis situation." dining room, kitchen, large den with Georgetown County, South My Commission expires: 1-11- Carolina, containing three Jenrette also suggested that Evenings Call: 237-4773 81. Bryant consider closing down "I claim this mountain in the fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, hundred forty-one (341) acres, 3tc8-15 name of tbe U.S.A.!" central heat and air conditioning as shown by a plat of same the tobacco markets until prices drawn December 13, 1888 by M.F. Sarvis.

M. P. Ferris Agency Bounded on the North by Bob Fraser Asbury C. Grier's land; on the 546-5015 East by the great Pee Dee REALTU COMf^ANU 7, T River; on the South by the lands • ••»••••••»•*»»»»•• of B.G. Collins; and on the West by the lands of Rev. Benjamin M. Grier.

WE NEED GAMBILL REALTY The above described property '•»"..*« is that conveyed to James Hutto £ §&»». T. West and Patrick Grier (Grice) MORE Invites You To Attend Our West by James E. Grier by his 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes deed dated April 14, 1898, fmWM In Good Areas NOW recorded in Deed Book M, Page 68, Office of the Clerk of Court We have Prospective OPEN for Georgetown County. buyers for Homes, 5. That the above described Farms, etc. ready to real property is mainly woods respond to reasonable or swampland with very httle cleared or cropland, and by offer to sell. - OK? reason of the nature of the C '72 A1L-37Y.V HOUSE property and the number of VOO uJOMY rVWS TO &© To TaViT KSV CUD* OF Let Us Help You SeU tenants in common claiming an /DOBS H.I. Trie Tiwe: STARTING FRIDAY interest therein, it would not be possible or practicable to divide the same in kind, and it is THE NO VACANCY SIGN was out when this photograph was taken at the HOMES FOR SALE 1 PM - 6 PM DAILY necessary that the real property South Carolina State Ports Authority's Columbus Street Terminal in Wedgefield, BeUe Isle, I itchfield, Kensington, MaryviUe, be sold and the proceeds Charleston. With four ships at the general cargo berths, one at the container Andrews, and other areas, you name it. distributed among the plaintiff berth (at the right) and a banana ship (at the extreme left), the port had no Including Weekends and the defendants and such Wt HAVE A LOT FOR YOU other persons as the Court may more room. (SPA Photo) Lots - Hagley $3500 to $5500 - Beneventum, Litchfield, determine are tenants in Kensington, on Boulevard near Rec. area, and in common in the real property Country Club Estates. described as their interest may Waccamaw be ascertained by the Court. S.C. One Of Few States CHOICE LOTS IN MARYVILLE 2 Large Lots to be sold together at corner Loril and McDonald School 6. That the plaintiff is South Bay. Price reasonable. Owner may finance. If informed and believes that the you're looking for something special.Look Here OPEN deed of James E. Grier tp James Hutto West and Patrick With Family Planning 2 Lots, Loril St., 75 x 275. Each $5500. Both Bargains on Grier (Grice) West conveyed a High Ground (Owner finance). Great Buy. fee simple title to them, and South CaroUna is one of a few men, the Department of Health "More than 55,000 South HOUSE that the plaintiff and the named HAGLEY HOMES LOTS states which have statewide and Environmental Control Carolinians were served at defendants above are the heirs family planning programs for (DHEC) reports. family planning clinics last to Andrews BAYVIEW at law of Patrick Grier (Grice) year, but less than 4,000 of these West and James E. Grier, both 3 Bedroom, 1 bath very nice condition $11,500. MobUe to Georgetown were men," says Dr. J. E. Home with addition plus furniture and appliances in % who died intestate. That Padgett Jr., chief of DHEC's acres Yauhanna Section-$8,000 unknown persons claiming any Bureau of Maternal and ChUd right or Uen upon the real Follow Andrews Highway To McDonald Care. Over 4 acres-Kent Section- high dry. $7326. property are unknown heirs at Looking For that Based on a formula devised law or James E. Grier are made Road. (Turn Right At Club Diner) by Planned Parenthood-World EXCLUSIVE- Just listed-2 story-7 RMS plus 2 full baths, party-defendants in this Population, there are more than all elect, concrete block (stucco) and Alum siding, 5 yrs proceeding, so that the Court 112,000 men in the state who old, on Lot 100 x 300' & Restric-Res. s-o 1 mile city 1800 sq. Look For Open House Signs may determine whether any Just Right need family planning services. ft. Very Good Area-$31,000 - p-ay equity assume present persons known or unknown Dr. Padgett says DHEC's goal mort.-at 8% percent. Close to MaryviUe Area have any right, title or interest Mobile Home? during the 1975-76 fiscal year is in and to the real property to reach 7,800 of these men. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Living Room, Dining Room, 546 8313 above described except the plaintiff and the defendants, "Each man who visits a Kitchen.Frame on 2 lots at corner Seaboard and family planning clinic will be Prince. Car & Boat Sheds priced to seU at $15,500. offered counseling and Nearly 60 ACRES mixed land with about 700 ft. water contraceptive suppUes. Then be front, concrete landing, large dock under construction (20' wiU get a chance to learn about x 20') about 35 percent low land with cypress, some the use of contraceptives and C- ALL AMERICAN about V.D. Finally he wiU be timber, balance ready to farm with 2 barns, chicken 70' with sunken den, small bar, large house, shop, large cattle shed, corral-also comfortable FREE! *r. told about the services that are home; 2 story, 7 rooms, 1% baths, 2 fireplaces. Assume ^fee* ri«M -i-ee/ bay windows, two bedrooms, lots of available for women." existing mortgage and owner wiU consider financing cabinet space in kitchen. More than 100,000 condoms second mortgage at 6 percent-10 years. See This were distributed through family First Month Rent Free When You Move To planning clinics last year, but FOR RENT—Studio Apartment, partly furnished. PARAMOUNT some of the men who were given Available Sept. 1, suitable couple. No pets. Central contraceptives did not receive location, appointment. Harmony Hiils Mobile Home Park. Tennis 65' western styling with fireplace, sufficient counseling, according exposed beams, bar, two bedrooms, to Dr. Padgett. GERRY FRASER-Realtor Associate 546-8742 raised kitchen and three doors. A in Andrews call Courts, Ciub House, Beautiful Lots, Paved "However, we now have an organized blueprint for VOIGT RIMMER.Realtor Associate 264-8756 educating every patient who Streets. Water, Sewerage It's All Includedl attends a clinic. Our goal is to i provide factual, unbiased Phone 546-2184 or 546-8411 after 5 information about every reasonable method of family 2 •546-8311 planning to all South V 0b Carolinians who inquire, and Harrpcpy Hills qSS ~ DAV-CO HOMES, INC this includes those who want to have babies," the physician MLSSiei Andrew Highway says. ISC r -' ••> inaMobile PHONE Men and women who want information about family Mobile Horpe Pari* planning may contact their JEAuofr fer^/Qll^e 5464402 XALTy WMPANa i PENNYROYAL ROAD. GEORGETOWN, S.C. local health department or DOC planned parenthood agency. o&-my (Tf 10-BTHE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) UMfcS, inursaay, August 7, 1975

THE HOME TEAM ODD CO RELY ON COLONIAL USDA CHOICE BEEF—ROUND

"Anyway, he gets under the ball beautifully!" BONELESS A. Moyd Lb. »!•• Selected To Train

Airman Abraham Moyd, son COLONIAL STORES! of Ezekiel Moyd of Rt. 4, Andrews, S.C, has been QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED selected for technical training NONE SOLD TO DEALERS in the U.S. Air Force PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH administrative field at Keesler Aug. 9, 1975 ROUND BEEF AFB, Miss. Save On The airman recently Choice Boneless Breast or Leg Pocfion completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex, where he BANQUET studied the Air Force mission, FRYER organization and customs and CUBED STEAK received special instruction in DINNERS QUARTERS human relations. Airman Moyd, a 1968 A? graduate of Rosemary High School, received a B.A. degree 2 Lb. 7 U.S.'. in 1974 Jersey City (N.J.) State Pkg. CoUege.

USDA CHOICE BEEF-Bottom Round or Rump KAHN HII.I.SHIRE Sli • Vac Pack __ FIESTA - Ham or R.F. Terry M 12-oz. 7'-.-oz. Boneless Round Roost I.H «m Smoked Sausage lb *1 Armour Bologna Pkg. 99* Chicken Salad Cup 69* Wafer Thin Lunch Meats CORTON ARMOUR Sliced :i-oz. 12-oz lib 4« Pkg 69* Land-O-Frost Pkg. Completes Campfire Franks I'kg 69* Armour Chopped Ham 49* Perch Fillet Pkg 88* FIESTA • Mild or Sharp Sliced Sliced Reg or All Beef SINCLETON - Breaded 15-oz l.h 12-oz. M 99* Shrimp Pieces »2«* Armour Bocon Pkg. *1 Armour Bologna Pkg 69* Pimento Cheese Pkg. PkR Annual Test FARM BRAND ARMOUR-Sli Cotto Salami or Sli. FIESTA Cole Slaw or BANQUET fi-07. 14'. -oz. h-OZ. Army Sergeant Robert F. Pork Sausage m 99* Spiced Lunch Meat Pkg 79* Potato Salad Cup 49« BoiUn-Bags Pkg 29* Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest F. Terry, 515 Rosemary Ave., Andrews, S.C. completed annual training tests here. He is an atiUery chief with the 8th Infantry Division in Baumholder. The tests measured the unit's combat readiness. Forestry- Official Named Chauncey R. Nichols, Jr. oi Columbia has been promoted to the position of Assistant State Forester with the S. C. State OUR PRIDE - Sandwich Commission of Forestry. Mr. Nichols replaced Edward C. 20-Oz. Pickens, who recently retired, BREAD Loaves said State Forester John R. TiUer. OUR PRIDE 8-oz. Pkg OUR PRIDE Butterflake Brown RQ,LS Mr. Nichols wiU head up the PETITE ROLLS 45* & Serve •*•*•» Forest Management Division of OUR PRIDE Iced the Forestry Commission, 12-oz 79* SUNRIPE Grape or supervising the Forestry SPICE CAKE Pkg APPLE JELLY Commission's forest tree LYKES—Sausages Frozen-5 Lb. Bag nurseries, state forests, forest :>-oz. Can 29* insect and disease work, forest' VIENNAS FRENCH FRIES utilization and marketing White 100-ct. Pkg. RED GATE-Strawberry *{* program, watershed activities, PAPER PLATES 79* PRESERVES f™ and forest management REDGATE-Sliced or Halves ROBERT'S 16-nz assistance programs for 2»-nz aac Can landowners. PEACHES Can TOMATOES Mr. Nichols, a native of Watkins Glen, New York, Hi Dri _ Large received his B.S. degree in Forestry from the New York PAPER TOWELS »°» State CoUeges of Forestry in 1943. After serving in the Navy during World War II as a Lieutenant, he was employed by the S. C. State Commission of Forestry in 1946. He served in various capacities in the Camden, Aiken and Kingstree Forestry Districts before being promoted to the position of Forest Management Assistant in the Columbia CABBAGE headquarters of the Forestry Commission in 1961. For the past 13 years he has headed up the Forestry Commission's nurseries, reforestation, and forest tree improvement programs. Myrtle Beach Fighter Wing Makes Changes Firm & Ripe BARTLETT The 354th Tactical Fighter CANTALOUPESI PEARS Wing Commander Michael G. Filliman announced recent changes of key personnel in the Each wing. < Colonel Jack Harper, former 49< hT39« commander of Air Force ROTC MICHIGAN FINEST Detachment 810 in Waco, Texas, will assume command of Pint the 354th Combat Support BLUEBERRIES 59 Group at tbe end of this month. The recently appointed DONALD DUCK commander of the group, V2 Gal. Colonel Dana B. Cromack wiU ORANGE JUICE Glass 89 move into the Assistant Deputy Commander for Operations slot DONALD DUCK Vi Gal Glass to be vacated by Colonel Charles W. Myers who departs shortly for Detachment 25,1141 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 89 U.S. Air Force Special Activities Squadron in Addis Sweet Ababa, Ethiopia. NEW CROP Lb. 29* More than $16.4 biUion wiU be POTATOES paid to veterans and dependents during fiscal year 1976 by the Veterans Administration. 208 N. Fraser Street — Thursday & Fridays til 7:30 Mortuary Art Helps Keep Alive Ideals And Memories Of The Past By BOB GORMAN Even those people who profess man's tastes and desires heritage and strong ties with the Church in Georgetown various Ancient Greece influenced remembered for donating the of Georgetown in 1872. Erecting memorials to loved the use of cremation often store change. And those changes can old country, particularly forms of mortuary art can be many of the 19th century stones land where the Winyah Indigo Another memorial inside the ones who have left this earth the ashes of the departed family be seen in any older cemetery England. Although early found. The walls both inside and and monuments. Columns and Society Hall is located as weU as church is to George Heriot, a has always been a part of the members in separate urns. where stones and monuments mortuary art was reserved outside the church hold epitaphs vases draped with robes are $5,000 to help with its local merchant who fought with heritage of most people. The Whatever the form, memorials appear ready to stand for all largely for nobiUty, by the 17th to early county residents while often seen. Some markers were construction. He was also active Francis Marion and was in forms have varied down are used so those still Uving can ages to come. and 18th century it was also in the church yard itself stands erected to individuals while in the "Mission to the Slaves" in charge of area fortification through the ages including the more easily remember and The older markers in local used for minor nobiUty, gentry some stones so old that the other look over an entire family the 1830's and built a meeting during the Revolutionary War. pyramids of Egypt and the perhaps praise those who have cemeteries not only recall tales and merchants. words are no longer ledgible. plot. house on Friendfield Heriot was also involved in the raised burial mounds of certain left. of people who helped settle the Within the confines of Prince Other markers are more Plantation. He is buried at layout pattern of the early city. North American Indian tribes. Mortuary art changes as area, but they also teU of our George, Winyah, Episcopal personal with a drawing or Northhampton Plantation on One of the more recent symbol representing the the Sampit River, but a markers is to Frederick deceased. A stone may have an memorial to him is on the inside Wentworth Ford, father of Mrs. etching of a statesman for a wall of the Prince George C.V. Steinhart of Georgetown. man of the law or include a Church. The Ford family, like the Heriot bundle of rice for an old rice family, were early landowners ( Allston, a graduate of West planter. in the county. Frederick Ford Point and owner of several rice Prince George, Winyah plantations and houses in was one of the last rice planters Church holds monuments Georgetown, was a statesman, in the county. erected to some of the states scientific agriculturalist and The markers mentioned more famous people. A marker poet. A large marker stands represent only a small portion for Robert Francis Withers above his grave site in the of the various types of mortuary Allston, governor of South churchyard and another art that can be found in Carolina in the 1850's, is there marker to his children stands Georgetown County. Perhaps as is a marker to Francis just behind it. unknown to those who erected IN MEMORY OF Withers, owner of almost aU the the markers years ago, the early Sampit River rice Other markers include the memorials now serve a two-fold plantations. Both men were Congdon marker, which purpose. Not only do they stand FREDERICK WENTWORTH FORD among the state's wealthiest rMr overlooks the entire Congdon as lasting testimonies to those - - OF THE OLD RICE HUNTERS people. family grave site while who have come before us, but The Withers were one of the honoring George Reynolds they also give us a crystal clear Georgetown County's earliest Congdon. Congdon, who glimpse of an ideal of life and settling families and their name attempted to industrialize the death that has also come before - ) MARY MAZYCK HUMf is laced throughout the history area following the War Between us, but may never be repeated BORN HM CHAPl ESTO < r the area. Francis Withers is the States, was also the mayor again.

Like The Lilly Broken By The Breeze

Of The Morning; She Had Scarcely a** A Bundle Of Rice Heads The Ford Marker Bloomed Before She Withered."

(From Heriot Marker Inside Prince George, Winyah Church)

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Nature Doesn't Object To This Monument Heriot Marker Graces Inside Church Wall

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Sty* ^rnrgrtoiutt ®tm*a ifrWfctr 'This Editor SINCE 1797 Means Well, But...' Editorials Thursday, August 7, 1975 By TOM DAVIS I've been asked by The Times' editor, Lawrence McConnell, to write a weekly column of mental bric-a-brac, which I will, try, hopefully with more Preserving A Landmark success than a brief career as a public speaker once in Georgetown. The alpha and omega of that endeavor centered For Georgetown around the United Daughters of the Confederacy, which was spearheaded in its work at that time in The donations are coming summon people to church the late 1950's by Miss Marguerite Rouquie, a frail in for the replacement and until Georgetown churches little lady with an indominable spirit, who had repair of the Town Clock at could obtain their own bells. dedicated herself to preserving the memory of the the Rice Museum. But more The clock itself was made Confederacy and particularly Sidney Lanier, the is needed-from every in 1849. During the Civil Southern poet. Georgetonian. War, the bell was given to Each year on the anniversary of Lanier's birth­ day, Miss Rouquie would appear at The Times An anonymous donor has the Confederacy to use in office with her poem in tribute to Sidney Lanier. challenged all of us to try to making cannons for the Each year verses were added, and it evolved into match his gift of $3,000 to Confederate Army. Since quite a lengthy literary piece. You didn't tell Miss have the works of the Town there was no block and Rouquie no, so annually the Lanier poem was Clock restored, and to get tackle available to take the printed in The Times. the mechanism ticking and bell down for the Con­ This particular year, Miss Rouquie had asked federacy, the bell had to be that I speak to the UDC, and I consented, for in tolling once more. effect Miss Rouquie had issued a summons. If there is any one rolled to the edge of the However, before the date for my public speaking landmark in George­ town steeple and pushed debut with the UDC, Sidney Lanier's birthday town which symbolizes over the side. It fell with arrived and the task began of setting the poetic the city, it is the Old such force that it shook the tribute in type with a cantankerous linotype Market Building and the ground for blocks around, machine and an equally cantankerous linotype t\ Town Clock. In fact, it was according to Lila Sparkman operator. Rosa's scrapbook. The type somehow was set, and the poem to the first structure in Copley Nawi Service)] Lanier was captured on linotype slugs and Georgetown County to be Another bell was loaned prepared for makeup in a page form. Slugs were listed in the National by Prince George Winyah scraped down and Miss Rouquie's poem was placed Register of Historic Places. Episcopal Church for use at down a column beside a six column ad, but, alas, Built upon the land where the Old Market Building, the poem was too long for one newspaper column. As they say in the trade when type has to be con­ a wooden market once stood but it was later returned, tinued from one page to another, the remainder of ti until damaged by a and in 1866, the bell which is From Early Files the poem was "jumped" to another page. This act hurricane in 1822, the Old still at the Town Clock was highly incensed Miss Rouquie, for she deemed it a Market Building's tower obtained. particular affront to the memory of this great poet was added in 1842, providing That bell could ring again. Of The Georgetown Times of the old South, a message that she rather a place for the town clock But to accomplish that, graphically relayed, shaking a little parasol for emphasis. and a fire alarm bell. Ac­ Georgetown must match the 15 Years Ago for both domestic and industrial a source of annoyance to the Some weeks passed before I was to speak to the cording to the scrapbook gift of the anonymous August 11, 1960 purposes. various courts and to all people The Georgetown City Schools The senate foreign relations in the community. good ladies of the UDC, and, naturally, I thought h of Lila Sparkman Rosa donor. Meeting that will open at 8:30 a.m. Thursday committee today began Monday of this week Miss Rouquie had forgotten or forgiven my great provided by the Rice challenge would be one of Sept. 1. Approximately 4000 consideration of the delegates from all parts of heresy. Her introduction, however, was a Museum, the fire alarm bell the best ways Georgetown students are expected for the confirmation of Beton O'Neal South Carolina began pouring classic...short and concise, and probably would 1960-61 session in the five Bryan, formerly of into Georgetown where they serve as a most appropriate epitaph for a was made in a city to the could ring in the Bicen­ institutions. Georgetown, to a consul and held their fifty-fifth annual west, and was used to tennial. A pedestrian safety award secretary in the diplomatic session of District Grand Lodge newspaper editor. has been presented the City of service of the state department. No. 13 Grand United Order of "Ladies," she said, "I want to introduce Tom Georgetown by the American The Winyah High School Odd Fellows and District Grand Davis, the editor of The Georgetown Times, who Automobile Association. The Gators will begin practice for Household No. 22. The will talk to us. He means well, but he doesn't know award was made to Chief of their 11-game 1950 football convention lasted for four days any better." What's The Difference? Police Fred Nobles on behalf of schedule on August 15. and about six hundred delegates the City for a record of no Georgetown will play six home were presented. To this day, I wouldn't argue with that, for I still The concessions which the -in Russia. The totalitarian pedestrian deaths from 1956 to games and five on the road. Mr. Walter Hazard has feel public speaking is for a braver soul than I. control of the dissemination 1959. Orangeburg, Florence, kindly given a room in his office United States made to the The Andrews Speedway was Conway, and Sumter are among building to be used as a "Red Thinking back to the "old days" of The Soviet Union last week in of information still goes on the scene of thrills and Ihe teams on the schedule. Cross store room". The Red Georgetown Times, when it was a letterpress Helsinki might seem in­ today-in Russia and in excitement last Wednesday Miss Grace Pow, of Cross is now in a position to care newspaper utilizing linotype machines, hot metal night as cars and drivers Georgetown has been named for any donations of clothing, significant to the average eastern Europe. The sup­ provided entertainment for one community youth chairman of bedding or any household and a handfed press that Noah must have jet­ Georgetown County pression of religion still goes of the largest crowds of the the national youth campaign of articles that may be tisoned overboard when he launched the Ark, I am resident. After all, we still on today-in Russia and in stock car racing season. the Japan International contributed. reminded of the time that a salesman of peculiar A three way race for City Christian University have the freedom to travel, eastern Europe. The in­ Yankee ancestry called, trying to sell used Council may be developing. One foundation. As youth chairman presses. the freedom to worship at fringement upon freedom of candidate has already filed for in Georgetown, Miss Pow will the vacant council seat and call on the young people of the The Times then was located across Front Street the church of our choice, the speech still goes on today-in petitions for two others are community to support the in the building now occupied by Nautica Marine. freedom of speech and the Russia and eastern Europe. being circulated. J.P. Day has University to be located near The day the drummer from New York City with a freedom of information So what has the United filed as a candidate, obtaining a Tokyo, Japan. Brooklyn accent came to call in Georgetown, I was petition signed by more than 100 out so he ambled into the back shop and cornered which a free press States done by signing this qualified voters. 50 Years Ago guarantees. Bill Falor by a job press. agreement in Helsinki? It Timber is now moving into August 7,1925 Bill, a man with a gift for very descriptive, if has written off the lives of Georgetown for export to Egypt Georgetown is planned as a So what do we care across the docks of the South possible emergency station on sometimes unprintable, words, was running an old whether or not President Americans~of Georgetown Carolina Ports Authority Pier the New York to Miami C&P press with a Kluge feeder. It was the type of Ford signed a document County citizens-which were here. The timber will be shipped passenger airplane route to be mechanical abortion that would make anyone lose by Mediterranean Star lines. placed in operation November 1 which admits that the Soviet spent during World War II to by the Williams Aero Trans­ his religion. Union does indeed have the free Europe from the bon­ 25 Years Ago portation Co., 250 W. 57th St., The printing salesman zeroed in on Falor, our right to control the east dage of Hitleresque August 10,1950 New York City, if suitable "early American" Georgetown County printer. In According to Mayor Sylvan L. landing facilities for the his best Brooklynese, the salesman began to European satellite nations? totalitarianism. Rosen the new well which is machines can be found here. commiserate with him about what a hard lot Falor Our television com­ And the United States has located near the Duke Street It will be good news to the had in life with such antiquated equipment. This Extension is producing general public to know that the mentators tell us that the again dimmed the hopes of approximately 480 gallons of County Jail is now in excellent would soon be solved, he promised, because he was Russians have controlled men in those eastern water a minute from depth of shape as regards repairs and going to sell the tightwad boss a better press. those countries for some 30 European countries who 762 feet. This water will be used sanitation. For a long time this As the spiel mounted in spirit and crescendo, the years, so what difference yearn to be free. by the residents of Georgetown public boarding house has been drummer asked Falor's advice on the best way to bring the press into the building, and Bill noted that does it make if we sign a The age of detente has a double door opened on the back of the building document recognizing the bought the Soviet Union toward the riverfront. facts? American wheat and Buying A Home Involves "You'll have to watch out for the tide," Bill ob­ It should make a lot of technology. It has bought served, "for sometimes on high tide the Sampit difference to the relatives them the recognized control River gets out of its banks, and it would be hard to of millions of lives. And it get a truck backed up to the rear of the building." and friends of the men of A Long, Long, Transaction The reference to the tide seemed to stump the Georgetown County who has bought them time. salesman, but he was undaunted: were wounded or killed All Americans hope for a Editor's Note: This is the contract governs and controls loans usually are made at second of two articles on how the completion of the pur­ interest rates below the con­ "What controls the tide?" he asked. during World War II. It peaceful coexistence with to make the big decision chase transaction. ventional rates. "Man, everybody knows that! The moon does. should make a difference to the Soviet Union. But peace about buying a home and The buyer should be sure Because of the frequent Not just in Georgetown, but all over the world," those who are veterans of cannot be bought by com­ what transactions take place the document he is asked to disparity between FHA-VA Falor injected. once the decision has been sign protects his interests. interest rates and those in the that bloody, costly conflict. promising our economic made. Many printed contracts carry conventional market, many Completely unabashed, the salesman replied: The sentiment against position and sacrificing our the legend: "This is a legally sellers are reluctant to deal "No problem then. We'll move the press in the ideals as a nation to placate By RICHARD M. binding contract. If not with buyers who want to daytime when the moon isn't shining." Nazi Germany and the DANIELS understood, seek competent obtain FHA-VA loans. The The drummer quickly stalked from the old Times tactics of Adolph Hitler still the Communists. Copley News Service advice." government paper work re­ building as a blue haze of adjectives not used in a runs strong today. During the 1930's, Adolph Since most buyers finance quired may delay the close of Once the decision has been the purchase of a home, fi­ the sale for several weeks "family newspaper" (!?&!) arose toward the Americans fought, and Hitler cut up Czechoslovakia made to buy a specific home, nancing becomes an impor­ which may cause the deal to ceiling about the intelligence quotient of printing many died to rid Europe of like a sausage-one piece at a a long process begins. The tant consideration. dissolve. salesmen from New York City. first legal step in buying a At the time the buyer In addition, the seller is that scourge. And yet, today, time. It was a tactic which home is the initial purchase makes his application for a usually required to pay a few stop to think that the worked for him, and it ap­ agreement. It is one of the loan, he should determine all certain number of "points" persecution of the Jews in pears to be working for the most important steps in the costs of the loan, including which represent the amount entire transaction. any service charges, ap­ ti. ihe discount paid to the Germany still goes on today- Soviet Union. When the buyer has de­ praisal fees or survey costs. lender in exchange for cided to buy a specific house, The buyer should study making the loan. One point the seller or his broker will closely the terms of the mort­ equals 1 per cent of the loan. usually ask the buyer to pay gage or "deed of trust," as it If a bank or savings and QH* (Sapflrgrtnum utonra an initial sum of money as is sometimes called. loan association can obtain deposit and sign a paper. There are three major 9.5 per cent on a conventional SINCE 1797 The money payment is types of home loans, the con­ loan, it wouldn't be attracted sometimes called "earnest ventional, the FHA-insured to an FHA or VA loan at 8 or money." The paper is the and the VA-guaranteed. 8.5 per cent. FHA regulations purchase agreement. It may Conventional loans involve forbid the buyer from paying be called a contract, bid, transactions between the bor­ points, so the seller, if he binder, offer to buy, deposit rower and the private sector wants to make the sale, must receipt, memo or some other of the money market and are pay the points to get the Second Class Postage Paid At Georgetown, S.C. 29440 name. available to anyone who can buyer financed under a FHA or VA loan. THE GEORGETOWN TIMES is Lawrence L. McConnell, When accepted by the sell­ qualify. Loans insured by the published each Tuesday and Editor and Publisher er, it becomes a contract. The Federal Housing Administra­ Lenders contend that points buyer now has committed tion (FHA) are available to more or less equalize the dif­ Thursday at 606 Front Street, Cathy McConnell Harold Roberto Georgetown, S.C. 29440. himself to make the pur­ anyone who can qualify. ference in interest rates be­ Assistant Publisher Advertising Manager chase. He becomes not only The Veterans Administra­ tween the FHA and VA limits Telephone 546-4148 obligated to buy the property Subscription Rates: tion (VA) loan is restricted to and the higher conventional but to do so exactly the way servicemen who have ac­ rate over the years of the "She wants to speak to Sweetie Pie 1 Year In County 18.00 1 Year In State |9.00 1 Year Out of State $10.00 the contract specifies. The crued eligibility. FHA and VA continued on page 5-C Which one of you guys is Sweetie Pie?" •I THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.) TIMES.Thursday, August 7, 1975 3-C White Shark: Lord Of Sea The facts about great white the New Jersey coast. Four died an automobile," Mr. Kenney piece of flesh. Hide rough as a sharks are as awesome as the and the fifth lost a leg. Shortly writes. "You must not, of rasp can flay, edges of fins and fiction. afterward a fisherman caught a course, provoke a shark into tails cut like swords. A shark is The great white shark, star of great white shark with human attacking-not even the small, all lethal weapon." the current movie, "Jaws," is remains in its stomach. slow species frequently Of the some 250 species of the real lord of the sea, the As the years passed, encountered in coastal waters. shark, only a handful are National Geographic Society fishermen from Maine to Nova If you step on one of these or proved man-eaters. Besides the says. Scotia reported great whites tweak its tail, it can-and often great white, they are mako, Large or small, fast or slow, charging their boats. In the will-bite hard." bull, lemon, tiger, dusky, blue, peaceful or aggressive, every splintered wood around an Most of the time when a shark the largest hammerheads, and other shark-and all marine eight-inch hole in one dory was meets a human, the fearsome the whitetip, which lives on the creatures as well-gives sea part of the unmistakable carnivore will cruise on past. open seas away from land. room to the great white shark, serrated, triangular tooth of a But don't count on it. ') or man-eater. great white. "Any moment the time may More than most sharks, the The average length of an Great white shark attacks on come when one of the enigmatic great whites prefer a adult great white is 18 feet; one humans also have been creatures will attack a man," mammalian diet-whales, seals, taken off Cuba measured 21 documented along the Mr. Kenney says. "Results can sea otters, and so on. feet. Some grow even larger. California coast, but experts be gruesome. Razor-edged "The inference is obvious," The tooth of a man-eater minimize the danger from this teeth may remove an arm or leg one expert told Mr. Kenney. dredged up from the Atlantic and other species of sharks. or cleanly take out a 10-pound "Man is a mammal too." Ocean floor measured more Writing in National than five inches long. The tooth Geographic, Nathaniel T. of a 20-footer is two inches. Kenney estimated that in a Fortunately, great white normal year sharks kill or Clemson Gets EPA Grant sharks seem to be rare. Few maim not less than 40 or more *, people have seen more than two than 300 people around the A $349, 161 U.S. Six investigators from the together, though by itself one is world. Bee stings kill more Environmental Protection College of Agricultural Sciences deadly enough. They have people than that in the United Agency grant has been awarded will work on the project. Part of earned their reputation as man- States alone every year. Clemson University to study the the project will be a eaters. "Thus you can go into the maximization of year round demonstration to be conducted In 1916 a shark or sharks sea...with far less risk than you usage of animal wastes for crop on the Weathers Dairy Farm in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY attacked five swimmers along run every time you take a trip in production. Bowman, S.C. WHITE FURY--A Great white shark matched the fury of fictional sharks in a sudden attack off Canada's Cape Breton island. Seas swamped the splintered dory of two lobstermen; one of them QUANTITY RIGHTS! drowned, and the other clung to the wreckage until LITCHFIELD BEACH, rescued. Apparently scorning them, the animal RESERVEDI Litchfield Plaza <© Foodliner swam away. The painting re-creates the harrowing SOUTH CAROLINA experience of John MacLeod, who survived, and John Burns, who died, on a summer morning in QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEDI 1953. A tooth embedded in the bettered boat iden­ tified the species. The shark's length was estimated at 12 feet; its weight at 1,000 pounds. ti Spartanburg Teacher Elected NEA Member Elaine Marks, social studies most influential education teacher from Spartanburg, has bodies in the country. been elected to the Executive "Her election is a tribute to Committee of the National the dedicated work of the 160 Education Association (NEA) S.C. delegates at the convention for a two year term. Mrs. Marks as well as the members of the was elected at the 113th annual SCEA whose endorsement and NEA convention in Los Angeles, support made it possible It is recently. also significant that this is the Currently a member of the first Executive Committee NEA Board of Directors from elected entirely by the S.C, Mrs. Marks assumes Representative Assembly." TABLERITE BEEF IS office in September. Other officers elected to serve The new position means a the 1.8 million member *l \* voice on the nine member association include John Ryor, FULLY GUARANTEED! Executive Committee which Michigan, NEA President; acts for the Board between its Willard McGuire, Minnesota, c meetings and carries out Vice-President; and Bill CHUCK STEAK , 99 policies as directed by the more Cummings of Georgia, one year than 10,000 member Executive Committee. c Representative Assembly. Shoulder ROAST * 99 According to Edward E. Mrs. Marks defeated Carl Taylor, newly elected president Hedstrom of N.Y. in a hotly 49 of The South Carolina contested run-off election in Boneless STEW .. I Education Association (SCEA), which she received 54 percent of "Mrs. Marks' election the 7,670 votes cast. Robert S. increases the stature of the Moore of Columbia served as »» # South by giving it Mrs. Marks' campaign representation in one of the manager. BEU* - «••»> # #

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4-C THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES.Thursday, August 7, 1975 Forest Fire Loss Mrs. Mackey Is Licensed Decreases In County Forest tire losses decreased sharp contrast to the dry March in Georgetown County during of a year earlier. To Serve As Lay Reader fiscal year 1974-75 as compared to a year earlier according to With the cooperation of all County Ranger L.T. Sessions. woodland owners the personnel A small white Episcopal late Mrs. Minnie Greggs. was purchased from the During 1974-75, 135 fires of the S.C. State Commission of worked with the black Church on Duke Street is She is a retired school teacher Reformed Episcopal Church by Episcopalians. burned 561 acres; whereas in Forestry hope to reduce these apparently set for a new day. who taught for 24 years in the the S. C. Diocese around 1925. 1973-74, 220 fires burned 2,012 losses during the coming year. He lived among his people for The Very Reverend Melvin R. Georgetown School System Very instrumental in seeing 24 years and died in 1937. Camp acres. The 1974-75 acreage loss Landowners can be especially Hyman, rector of Prince before assuming a similar the St. Cyprian Episcopal Baskerville at Pawleys Island, was an all time low. helpful by contacting a fire George, Winyah, Episcopal teaching career in New York. Church get a start was the late a summer retreat for children, tower or Commission employee Ranger Sessions stated that Church in Georgetown, has She is married to Wilfred E. Reverend Erasmus L. is said to have been named in the cause of this decreased loss when they intend to do any announced that Mrs. Rosalee G. Mackey of Summerville and the Baskerville, a black priest who his honor. was a result of the wet weather burning, as is now required Mackey of Georgetown and couple lived in Georgetown for in late 1974 and on into the under the Statewide New York, has been licensed to some time after they were wed. summer of 1975. This was in Notification Burning Law. serve as a Lay Reader for St. He is the brother of Father Cyprian's Episcopal Church Stephen B. Mackey, retired FMC Conducts here. Priest of Calvary Episcopal Williamsburg TEC Mrs. Mackey was welcomed Church at Charleston. by Rev. Hyman and she has Mrs. Mackey graduated from assisted him in an opening Howard High School and earned service during a Communion her BA degree in Elementary Swim Program Gets Library Grant Sunday. Education at Claflin College in He serves the church on one Orangeburg. Francis Marion College is Education and a red Cross The Williamsburg Technical, education to receive funds to Sunday each month and he has The Mackeys moved to conducting a summer certified instructor of Vocational and Adult Education improve their holdings of books, announced also that a Washington in 1957 where her swimming program for the handicapped swimming. Center has been notified by magnetic tapes, periodicals, renovation and general husband was a government handicapped in cooperation "It is our aim," she said, "to Senator Strom Thurmond that it documents, and audiovisual remodeling of the church is employee. Since retired, he and with the United Cerebral Palsy instruct the children in actual or has received a federal grant of materials. The center will use planned. Mrs. Mackey still live there. Foundation and the American modified swimming strokes, $3,918 to expand its lib.ary the money to expand its The congregation has been She has spent summers in Red Cross. relaxation, and aquatic holdings. The grant is the result acquisitions so that it can better SPECIAL POST-Mrs. Rosalee G. Mackey has working in a number of fund Georgetown each year and will The children in the program exercise, and to provide of a proposal submitted by the serve its students and citizens • been licensed to serve as a Lay Reader for St. raising programs and continue to spend a part of her are from the Cerebral Palsy genuine enjoyment. Therefore center for funding under the according to Mr. Hyman, these time in Washington although Center and range in age from the swimmers will find the College Library Resources On July 31,1940, Adolf Hit­ Cyprian's Episcopal Church on Duke Street. She have been most successful. some must be devoted to her two to twelve. Although the water a stimulating recrea­ Program. ler banned the practice of was trained by the Reverend H. T. Lewis. She was Mrs. Mackey is a native new church post. participants are physically tion medium." This program allows Christian Science throughout confirmed to the Episcopal Church in the Georgetonian, the former Miss Mrs. Mackey's services will handicapped, many of them accredited institutions of higher Germany. Washington Cathedral. Rosalee Greggs, daughter of the be unique in that she is the first non-ambulatory, the water woman Lay Reader in St. allows them an equal Cyprian Church and indeed, in opportunity to move and Editor's Quote Book this part of the state although perform as normal children. the S. C. Episcopal Diocese does The program, which will run A true friend unbosoms have women Lay Readers one day each week through the freely, advises justly, Jenrette Attacks EPA's Powers assists readily, adventures carrying on its work in other summer months, is staffed by areas. Rev. Hyman said that workers from the Cerebral boldly, takes all patiently, The Environmental such a case involving pesticides a pesticide, or suppose Jenrette said he is draftine about the influence this occasion marks an Palsy Foundation, Francis defends courageously, and Protection Agency has issued a to call a toll-free number, to the someone's pesticide spray has legislation which would call on pesticide policy of those who important step in helping St. Marion students, and continues a friend un­ completely false and Agriculture Committee. damaged plants in your garden, for a sweeping review of ignore experience and scientific Cyprian to become self- community volunteers. misleading news release The news release stated: changeably. or safety precautions on a label original legislation wth the aim evidence, who have no sufficient and to conduct its own Coordinator of the program is charging that "hundreds of "Beginning today, EPA is are not clear. In all cases, of more clearly defining EPA's appreciation for the necessity worship services. thousands" of farm workers are Ms. Sherril York, FMC William Penn inviting anyone aware of a please call us." powers. and benefits of pesticides, and made ill every year from The present church building Instructor of Physical misuse of a pesticide that has Jenrette sharply questioned "I have no predisposition instead rely on their political pesticides and "hundreds of caused harm to people or the EPA officials, who admitted regarding the EPA's efficacy or instincts. these workers die," Rep. John wildlife and plants in the during a hearing before the utility," said Jenrette. "There LOCALLY OWNED—LOWER EX PE NSES— LOWER PR ICES- LOCALLY OWNED W. Jenrette informed a environment to report this on a House Agricultural Committee is little doubt in my mind that it Congressional Committee. toll-free telephone from Jenrette also noted that the that they could not substantiate has performed an invaluable EPA: Jenrette furnished a copy of anywhere in the country. their charges that "hundreds of service in a number of areas". BtTRA the news release, which also "Suppose you know of a thousands" of workers are Jenrette quoted Dr. Irving --Tried to ban parking invited anyone who knew of worker who has become ill from made ill and "hundreds" more SPRING tk. DISCOUNTS WITH Kristol of New York University between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. in BEDROOM SUITES die from pesticides. who recently stated: "If the downtown Boston for 40 percent QUALITY MATTRESSES "This kind of unconscionable EPA's conception of its mission of all spaces. W7)WA\ BACK TO {propaganda technique and is permitted to stand, it will be alarmist tactic is, the single most powerful branch -Refused to allow the unfortunately, all too of government, having far controlled use of DDT in Oregon ::":.::::JI SCHOOL characteristic of the EPA," greater direct control over our while tussock moths defoliated I said Jenrette. individual lives than Congress 174,000 acres of forest, finally Jenrette said in a recent or the Executive or state and relenting after heavy J statement before the House that local government." Congressional pressure and a the EPA is over-interpreting its Jenrette said Dr. Harry Bell, lawsuit. I mandate. president of the South Carolina He said it is "time that Farm Bureau and chairman of -Issued restrictions on the I Congress reviewed the enabling the Technical Committee of the use of Mirex to combat fire ants Special Purchase—Girl * i legislation extablishing this National Cotton Council, by aerial application in Reg. $4.99 agency. There are few testified before the House Southern states despite Congressmen and Senators who Agriculture Committee about testimony from USDA and local Dresses 'don't have their own private other EPA strictures that defy experts regarding the Ass't Prints horror story regarding the reason. comparatively harmless effect Short & Long Sleeves [almost arrogant, far reaching Bell told the Committee that on the environment if applied in Sizes 7 to 14 I power of the EPA." "we are especially concerned a controlled manner. Girl's Panties Solids and Prints Notice Of City Sizes 2 to 14 Reg. 59< Boy's Sport Shirts m 99 Democratic Club Ass't colors Perma press „ *•> nn R« I [Short sleeve Sizes 6 to 18 KeO" *JUU • ^m**0! Meetings School Shoes NOTICE OF aUB MEETING NO. ONE Boy's Oxfords and Slipons Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club —IF WE ARE SOLD our OF sine AND COVER m WANT in LMNG No. One will meet at the County Library on Monday Evening, Black or Brown e^efe A *W ROOM OR PER FUR/MURE iOU CAR SPECIAL ORDER JUST WHAT YOU Sizes 8Vi to Big 3 Reg. $5.99 %m ^ m August 11, 1975, at 6:00 P.M. for the transaction of regular business. WW AT EXTRA DISCOUNTS FOR WAITING A FEW WEEKS FOR DELNETN— Girl's Special Group .g |« Meyer Rosen, President Sizes 8 Vi to Big 4 NOTICE OF CLUB MEETING NO. TWO Reg. $5.99 Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club CIJSTOMJMDE No. Two will meet at the Elks Club on "G" Avenue on Monday DRAPERIES SUPER SPECIAL JUNIOR-MISSES-HALF SIZES Evening, August 11, 1975, at 8:00 P.M. for the transaction of regular business. ANP Ladies Dresses Houston Parsons, President BEDSPREADS Hundreds of Fall's newest fashions in poly knits and all desirable fabrics Values to NOTICE OF CLUB MEETING NO. THREE Sizes 3 to 52 and plenty Half sizes. $19.99 Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club No. Three will meet at the J.B. Beck School, 2018 Church m Street on Monday Evening, August 11, 1975, at 8:00 P.M. for 0FF the transaction of business. Henry Smith, President CARPET NOTICE OF CLUB MEETING NO. FOUR 25% to30 % Ladies Slacks Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club Large assortment of styles, colors, No. Four will meet at the National Guard Armory on Monday OFF Sizes and fabrics Evening, August 11, 1975, at 6:30 P.M. for the transaction of Regular values regular business. to $9.00 J.M. Hills, President the world's 'Pre-Season Coat Sale NOTICE OF CLUB MEETING NO. FIVE most modern, 20^ Men'»-ladie«-Children'» Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club Ii>\ ; t No. Five will meet at the Maryville School on Monday convenience-packed Evening, August 11, 1975, at 8:00 P.M. for the transaction of 20 lb. capacity ONLY NORGE HAS % H. P. Coats regular business. MOTOR. OTHER BRANDS Sav* at feast H.A. Thompson, President washer and dryer! NOTICE OF CLUB METING NO. SIX ONLY 1/6 to V* li P. Every coat will be specially look for the Sptial Tag. discounted at least 10% for loy-a-way now. Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club STRONGEST POMP TO this sale. No. Six will meet at the Georgetown Pharmacy, 206 South Fraser Street, on Monday Evening, August 11, 1975, at 6:00 PRAM CiOTMES CtEAN Unadvertised Specials in every Department P.M. for the transaction of regular business. Look for the Yellow Sale Tagt A. V. Milloway, Vice President Cal 5464687 No extra charge for layaway NOTICE OF CLUB MEETING NO. SEVEN FOR OUR Notice is hereby given that Georgetown City Democratic Club No. Seven will meet at Blanche Holmes' Store, 1816 Hawkins Street Monday Afternoon, August 11,1975, at 3:30 P.M. for the 10W transaction of regular business. Alex Alford, President Yoil/li, TlWUt 2tc8-7 PRICE 930 Front St.

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UP N'OVER Army's Charlie Brown attempts to break the interservice record in pole vault at Oakland, Calif, meet where Army won ninth straight In­ terservice Track and Field Championship. No record, but Pfc. Brown took first place with jump of 15' 9". Bank Releases Figures

J. Bonner Baxter, president of First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of S.C, released the bank's mid-year performance figures at the quarterly General Board of Directors meeting held in Columbia recently. Bank operations on short- term interest rates and moderated loan demand," Baxter said, as well as the depressed economy and high unemployment. He indicated that improvements are beginning to develop in the economic environment and should "reflect favorably during the second half of the year." DIXIE HOME CHICKEN OR TURKEY POT PIES 5 - 00 In his report, Baxter said TASTE 0' SEA BREADED total assets on June 30, 1975 $ 59 SAVE ROUND TIP ROAST were $209,038,343, a 9 percent FLOUNDER it 1 increase over $190,962,902 a TASTE 0' SEA CM& W-D BRAND year ago. He reported total deposits for the first half of 1975 PERCH FILLETS .... & 89' U.S. CHOICE ADAMS 100% PURE FLORIDA were up 10 percent totalling $ 09 $188,371,034 compared with ORANGE JUICE .. 3 SS . $170,926,574 on June 30, 1974. ADAMS 100% PURE FLORIDA CHEK COLA BONELESS First-Citizens' quarterly ORANGE JUICE .. 6 t& '1°' MIGHTY HIGH ... STRAWBERRY Cola>, ASSORTED FLAVORS WD BRAND dividend of 17% cent, approved $ 09 W-D BRAND U.1 by the board in January, will be SHORTCAKE - 1 'I RE-SEALABLE BOTTLES SLICED BOLOGNA . . 89' paid on each share of common BANQUET W-D BRAND . . . REGUUR OR CHOICE FAMILY PACK stock of record August 5 and FAMILY PACK SPECIALS payable August 15. FRIED CHICKEN .... SS *1" , \) DRINKS BEEF FRANKS «« 89' 1 LB. PKG. W-D BRAND U S CHOICE BONELESS ROUND SUPERBRAND MEATY PORK . . . NECKBONES, i HICKORY SWEET TIP STEAK 5 A *8" FEET or TAILS , 59' W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE BONELESS Early Leaf Sales TWIN POPS SS 79' FREEZER QUEEN ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT SLICED 28-oz. GRAVY I SLICED BEEF CHUCK STEAK... 5 £ '8" Show Increase BOTTLES DINNERS 2 \%* 99' BACON W-D BRAND U. S CHOICE BONELESS PEPPERIDGE FARM I RIB EYE STEAK . 5 - $19" South Carolina flue cureo. • CRACKIN' GOOD 10 COUNT REGUUR OR W-D BRANO U. S CHOICE BONE-IN N. Y. tobacco sales, in their first full ALL VARIETIES BUTTERMILK M week of operation, showed a two LIMIT 6 WITH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER STRIP STEAK... 5 & M5 dollar plus increase in average BISCUITS 6 '.« 69' W-D BRAND U S CHOICE WHOLE CUT FREE JL INTO STEAKS, ROAST OR TRIMMINGS . . . price for the period ending July CAKES EXTRA LEAN tl39 5 7 LB. AVG 17. Producer sales for the 38 GROUND BEEF . *1" BEEF TENDERLOIN.. • <2" "UPMHIH ' warehouses on 11 markets reported to the South Carolina Department of Agriculture were 11,313,545 pounds for $9,795,359.29 with an average per hundred of $86.58. ' SAVE CUBED STEAK '•KIP SOUTH MAYONNAISE • ...Homes HARVEST FRESN W-D BRAND CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2-C U.S. CHOICE mortgage. Although FHA-insured 0F a^^a HARVEST QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED . . .PRICE S GOOD loans have fixed interest FRESH THRU SATURDAY AUGUST 9. 1975 rates, the borrower must pay an additional 0.5 per cent a DEEP SOUTH year on the outstanding prin­ RED cipal for mortgage insurance. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS FHA loans also may be pre­ PLUMS MAYONNAISE paid without penalty. In the conventional mort­ gage area, the lender may re­ quire a prepayment penalty 32-oz. for early repayment of the loan. Advocates justify this JAR by saying the lender was LIMIT 1 WITH $7 50 OR MOliTToOD ORDER counting on receiving interest . A for a certain period and com­ ltffil&-t VT m SWEET URGE WESTERN m Mu9m mitted his funds for a long 00 period of time. Such penalties CANTALOUPES.... 2 FOR *1 ELECTRIC PERK ^^^ ^^ 1 usually amount to about 3 per HARVEST FRESH TREE RIPENED LIMIT 1 WITH fc I •• I k cent of the remaining unpaid PEACHES 3 • 99' w 1-LB. • ^^ IT balance of the loan. DAILY SUN SAVE • • MM MORE FOOD ORDER 1.^^ .•.Ulia^l 1 The question of how much a 00 Bstar x CAN buyer should pay as a down LEMONADE 2 A 'l ASTOR. INSTANT ^:*^tLw ^0 mW payment depends on his par­ THRIFTY MAID T^. LIMIT 6 CANS WITH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER ticular circumstances. Some POTATOES la M* B» families that could afford to CALIFORNIA.. VALENCIA make a payment of 25 or 30 per cent might find it to their ORANGES 4 - 88' HARVEST FRESH SWEET YELLOW TOMATO SOUP.... lfr advantage to pay only 10 per cent and keep the remainder CORN 8 »« 88' ASTOR THfcfFTY MAID . . . CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL . . . LIMIT 5 WITH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER for improvements to the home. $ Every real estate purchase CORN 5« .°° contract requires the prepa­ SHORTENING ration, execution and de­ HARVEST FRESH livery of legal documents, and the making of financial adjustments between the NECTARINES MEDIUM EGGS 7:f:~>2/»i seller and buyer. Additional SWIFT'S PREM SUNNYUND CORN OIL documents and financial ad­ 00 justments are required when LUNCH MEAT tt 79' 1^3™^ MARGARINE .... 2 » M there is an existing loan to be THRIFTY MAID LONG GRAIN y4jm™i-**I_; rHRIFTY MA|„ SllF.MSING assumed by the buyer. RICI 20 .ic >549 ^ET FLOUR 25 & $2M Closing procedures are U < , DI LIMIT 1 WITH $7 50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER SS?Kt !!..i i * '*' HOMOGENIZED fSJjfolMJW ami\ RIGHT GUARD POWDER, REGUUR OR DOUBLE handled by lending institu­ (LOW FAT MILK J1.5S) i VjiTB. HaBI •II I / / PROTFfTinN |i||r#u Mil If Gel (lie iVBM -^-^^ PWHJUW" tions, title insurance com­ 5 M panies, real estate agencies 49 FRESH MILK » M ' V^ ANTI-PERSPIRANT . H *1 or escrow companies. The closing statement should reflect all moneys paid either by the buyer or FOOD STAMPS GO FURTHER AT WINN -DIXIE seller to transfer the title of the property. The process of becoming a homeowner is not a simple HIGHMARKET STREET HIGHMARKET STREET one. In the end, the American STORE HOURS: dream of owning a home is at best a compromise between a person's emotions, common Monday - Friday 8:30 - 9HX) sense and his purse. Saturday 8:30 - 8:00 cQ- io83cfi n t> o-citt£, ue-OKOtlUVVr, (S. C.) TLMES, Thursday, August 7, 1975

a. • fp t *' "** "'<•*• pharmcKaulkoii A COMPLETE vvn •"•"•*u* *° *•"'• °" A"*" «'r<'9 \&!i\ n»e>de right away) BeSTOC K S! innSre no-ir ii PHOTO CX 126-12 2 mMBHMgiS S 4*' DISCOUNT DRJUGS LAnDlilARK* fteacakj of ^aiupe ENTIRE FAMILY' 32 oz. 829 FRONT STREET SHAMPOO STORE HOURS: PHONE 16 oz. Balsam 9-6 DAILY 546-3134 LIMITTWO Conditioner BRILLO PUREX BLEACH SOAP PADS 128 Oz. 18's 49 67 Clearasil DISPOSABLE EVEREADY Cream Medication BUTANE Vanishing or White ^f*»V LIGHTER RADIO BATTERIES PUREX Cream for Acne by GILLETTE 9 VOLT TRANSISTOR Detergent pp£\. . . i H

; 72 Oz. * ' t ' •••...'-•-• /» •.»'-a ! - ^^" 67 LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO C.REETINC.S--Mike a new patrol dog who begins making rounds with his handler. Airman First Class Ted Scott, Monday, isn't this fierce as a rule. To AID TO demonstrate his obedience, a fellow Security Policeman (with courage to match that of photographer Sergeant Ken Castle) agitated the dog, and Mike's Colgate j^ NATURAL handler gave him the command which generated this response. Airman Scott 7oz. SLEEP has a firm grip on Mike and can order him off an attack at any time, and the dog will readily obey. (USAF photo) COLGATE FAMILY TOOTHPASTE SOMINEX BUFFERIN Condominiums Ready At 100 LIMIT TWO TABLETS Arcadian Shores Beach 86° LIMIT TWO The first oceanfront twin- developments, the Myrtle appeal to this worry-free way of tower condominium project in Beach Hilton Hotel and life which enables people to GERITOL the Carolinas, the $12.5 million, adjacent golf course, and the become oceanfront home VASELINE 17-story Arcadian I and II, has Arcadians. owners in their own community, been successfully completed, The community includes with its varied recreational VITAMIN TONIC topping off more than $32 seven-acre Lake Arcadia, part opportunities, despite the PETROLEUM JELLY million in investments to date in of a string of fresh water lakes growing scarcity of oceanfront 3 3/4 oz. 40 TABLETS the exclusive Arcadian Shores just a stone's throw from the property today." 10*s ocean community just north of salty Atlantic; a phenomenon of In the early 1920's, the unique CONTAC Myrtle Beach. 612 PLUS nature which has long intrigued area was selected by a group of COLD The announcement was made Grand Strand visitors. wealthy investors who planned 0 by John C. Whitaker Jr., Developers report that % a huge development called CAPSULES IHSECT • » president of the firm which percent of the 192 residential Arcady, which was to include developed the residential units in the twin towers are now the coast's first golf course, o REPELLENT towers, Venture Management sold. private residences, recreational LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO Incorporated of Atlanta and "The success of the areas and a large hotel. Their LIMIT TWO Winston-Salem. Arcadians even during the past ambitious plans were cut short 99 The 110-acre residential recession is due to several by the Depression. .unity, which is emerging factors," Whitaker said. "First, In the early 1%0's, the late CURITY one of the most popular we had already made John A. McLeod, a prominent STAYFREE ROSE MILK ygrounds of the East Coast, arrangements for favorable Myrtle Beach realtor, bought rides a single-family financing before major the land with his own vision for Skin Care Creaji ential area, two garden- economic problems occurred. development. MAXI-PADS COTTON BALLS style condominium Secondly, there is a great "We planned multi-family BOX OF 60 structures for Arcadian Shore even before South Carolinians knew what the world 'condominium' meant," said Duncan McLeod, who now 149 0 heads John A. McLeod, Inc. The area has "one of the first, I 30's 8oz. if not the first condominium project in the state," McLeod LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO pointed out, explaining that in connection with the project "the condominium laws in South IKOZ FIXODENT Carolina were extensively BODY ALL '« LYSOL amended in order to satisfy the Denture Adhesive requirements of lenders and ANTI-PERSPIRANT SPRAY DISINFECTANT potential owners." Cream McLeod, whose firm DEODORANT ELIMINATES ODORS GILLETTE »«. coordinated development of the \H0LDS DENTURES! area and now handles sales and rentals for Arcadian I and II, Right Guard said that the area "had its beginning as a seashore resort FAMILY DEODORANT probably thousands of years 0 ago." The Arcadians, built by Dargan Construction Co. of k.m*fc. 16 oz. LIMITTWO LIMIT TWO \ LIMITTWO Myrtle Beach, have been among the most successful residential condominiums on RIGHT GUARD the Atlantic Coast, it was [SS BRECK pointed out. »• LAV0RIS Lasting Hold ^\Foot Guard Mouthwash & • .55S FOOT DEODORANT II II' SPRAY Gargle II NOTICE OF CITY if 9oz. |09 |l II ll DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION li 12 oz |09 The Dry Look If |49 6oz. II Men's Hair ll LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO LIMIT TWO II The Georgetown City Democratic Party Convention, composed of Spray 1I II delegates from Clubs No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 6, and No. 7, are GIUETTE p0AMY II JOHNSON'S >-SOFT & DRI Refills l II called to a meeting at the Georgetown County Library, corner High- 7.z. BABY ll market and Screven Streets, on Monday Evening, August 18,1975, at 8:00 FACE SAVER DEODORANT Eitra-Hold P.M. SHAVE CREAM SHAMPOO [REGULAR • UNSCENTED 'FOR AD0LTS TOO" s£ P0WDER L H. SIAU, JR. Chairman Georgetown City Democratic Executive Committee THE GEORGETOWN (S.C.I TIMES.Thursday, August 7, 1975 7-C Piggly Wiggly Keeps SOUTH

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PIGGLY Ra^AaA WIGGLY MATEY FROZ. FISH STICKS Bread 1 LB. PKG. >••••••••••••••• 20 OZ. PRINGLES NEWFANGLED LOA$F POTATO CHIPS PIGGLY WIGGLY BLUE RIBBON 3/ l USDA GOOD HEAVY BEEW •GOLDEN BEST Limit 6 With $7.50 Order FULL CUT ; BONE-IN BLADE CUT PAPER I00 or More Excluding ROUND j CHUCK PLATES " Tobacco and Specials IREAKFAST 1 STEAK fil PEPSI COLA LINKS il I Oat ^^7 ReT) | 11 e. I.imil :i With $7..~>o Order or More CARtlMA PRWI **• \JaWa WAJ I I LE Kurlndtaa Totacco & Specials mil FRANKS Ut CARCIMA PRWI C PLUS iixn LB. DEPOSIT I0L0GNA il SWIFT PRIMNM KRAFT PHILADELPHIA .1.49 3/99 AU MEAT FRANKS il. SIRLOIN i T-BONE •RENER PKNK N' PARTY CREAM CHEESE SMMER STEAK I STEAK SAUSAGE Wl •RENER PKNK N' PARTY CNNNK BOLOGNA ... SWIFT PREMIUM All MEAT •MINER 1 • LB SLUESIRD FROZ. 100% ^^^^ FRANKS;. ; 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1.79 1.89e FLORIDA CONCENTRATED 12 OZ. mMM B< CAROUNA PRWE SPKEI " ^W-F DWRK-iiSOMC-IVt , J LEAN LUNCHEON OR ii.. SHOULDESHOUI R 109 .RIB tORANCE JUICE*)7 SALAMI ;.v#;«_ ROAST i. '•STEW BANVUET VROZ'" JOY PIE LIQUID DETERGENT HOUSE OF RAEFORD OR : SWIFT PREMIUM SHELLS •• SHENANDOAH SHADE A ; SAVORTITE • CRISCO FIELD TRIAL BAKING i CANNED DOG fiscoi"" CHUNKS# HENS i HAMS limit 1 vill1.3i 7.50 .rial ar aaara. eedmMae9; ieacl.lt I tehacce. 4 TO 6 LR. AVS. 3 LRS. EACH RES. OR RED WELCH- « ADE LB. DREYER•« S MOUNTAIN GROWN CREAM A TOMATOES PIGGLY WIGGLY HOT DOS OR MIRACLE WHIP HAMRURGER Jfc F £ • ( SALAD DRESSIN6 ROLLS 3 1 LB IUNBEAM *"" 39* BAG CRISPY DONUTS CELERY STALK FINAL*'"' CALIFORNIA NET oV t * HAIR SPRAY ARRID EXTRA DRY 09 ANTPERSPIRANT DEOD. SPRAY «0Z. RED RAND OR SOLD GLEEM" MEDAL PLAM OR SELF-RISING s,/5fs'^w/ m TOOTHPASTE 5 OZ. TUBE SCOPE**' 09 MOUTHWASH FLOUR It OZ. RTL. RED BAND ,n Y»v\wmHC«i». mm 5 LB. BAO SWISS MISS CHOC., DARK CROC ' Ktlffcrl U-JrnlZ VAN., aUTTERSCOTCH mm mm^ _,

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