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First Of The Week t (CeorocfoUm ®imco Edition ESTABLISHED 1797 15' Per Copy IN COUNTY $7.00 INSTATE $8.00 Georgetown, S.C. 29440 Tuesday, May 13, 197$^^^" < t uBKAgyol. 179 No. 46 OUT OF STATE $9.00 Man Drowns Fishing TEC Chairman With Son Clyde Fanning, 35, of Georgetown drowned in the Resigns; Horry Black River Saturday while fishing with his 13-year-old son, Sheriff Woodrow Carter reported. Fanning had placed catfish hooks in the Black River near the Shrine Club on U. S. 701 Saturday evening, Sheriff De legation Splits Carter said. About 9:30 P. M. Fanning with his son returned on a small By TOM DAVIS has resigned, the Horry legis Hodges sharply attacked Dr. boat and began checking the (Editorial Correspondence) lines the Sheriff eported. lative delegation has been Charles Palmer, the State Director of Technical and He went up the river for about A whirlwind of events is blasted by a Horry fellow legis Comprehensive Education, for one-half mile, the Sheriff said, swirling about the Horry- lator "for an arrogant and not certifying the Horry man when the boat began taking on Georgetown Technical illegal abuse of power" and certain members of that water and sank. Education Center. threatened with a law suit. delegation want to have the job, The Sheriff said he did not In the short span of a week, The dilemma first arose over Horry County funds have been a deadlock in selecting a calling Palmer a "czar" of know the reason for the boat technical education, usurping CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 cut off, the TEC center director for Horry-Georgetown Fire Completely Gutted The New AH Saints Waccamaw Parish House chairman from Horry County TEC to replace George W. the authority of area ("Bill") Dudley as adminis commissions. trative head of the two county Two Georgetown County technical education center. commissioners who served on Horry County officials had the TEC commission since wanted an Horry man named to Georgetown joined Horry $200,000 Fire Ravages Church Building the director's post, but State County for the area TEC center TEC and Georgetown County have stated that at no time has TEC representatives had not the state director dictated to "We didn't realize the Two men were injured during seating for 400 and the parlor felt he was the most qualified them or usurped commission By BOB GORMAN fire, but all walls remained Midway Fire Chief Marvin man for the position. authority. The two standing. Thompson, who had an eye building had two ceilings," the battle that lasted until 2 received the most damage. The new Parish House of All witness to the start of the fire, continued Thompson," we a.m. Lorenzo Green of Midway Thompson thanked Officer The deadlock has existed commissioners, this writer and Saints, Waccamaw Episcopal The freak fire actually wasn't reported he received a call at couldn't get to the fire and it was hit in the head by a falling Weaver, the Deputy Sheriff of since last September when C.E. Rhodes, said they favored Church received an estimated visable until the Midway Fire 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night that definitely hampered our beam and burned on the Pawleys Island, Fire Chief Dudley left his post with Horry- selection of the best qualified $200,000 damage when a fire department had reached the lightning struck the new Parish efforts." shoulder and an airman from Odell Avant of Georgetown and Georgetown TEC to become an man available to be the new scene. Myrtle Beach was overcome by Chief Callaway of the Air Base assistant to the State TEC director. This also was the caused by lightning ravaged the House building. When the Midway Fire building last Wednesday night heat and smoke exhaustion. for their help during the fire. director in Columbia. The position of third commissioner Department's two trucks, one from Georgetown County, Ovid for seven hours. "We arrived in four and a half Both men were released within commission was scheduled to Murrells Inlet with 750 gallons and one with 24 hours from the hospital. meet last night after The Times Culler of Andrews, when Dudley The ceiling in the new minutes," said Thompson," and 1000 gallons, ran out of water, resigned last September. Culler building collapsed during the when we got there we saw no Dr. Tiller went to press in another effort Thompson sent calls to Thompson said 5,000 gallons to select a director. has since been promoted by his Water Plans flames. There was smoke DeBordieu, Georgetown and were used to bring the fire company, M & T Chemical, to a though and when we tried to get under control. Last week, it became known Andrews Man Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. that the Horry County legis new position in New Jersey. through a louver in the roof, the Those trucks also ran out of New Trustee (Weldon Smith of Andrews just To lie Aired fire began." Rev. John Templeton said the lative delegation (at least water eventually and water had building was insured and plans three members of that dele recently succeeded Culler on Charged With The Georgetown County Thompson explained the to be pumped from the Chapel to rebuild will begin gation, Senator James P. the Commission.) Water and Sewer District church has a tin roof and two Creek before the fire was finally immediately. Construction on Of Hospital Stevens, Representative Dr. Palmer, executive Carrying Pistol will hold a meeting Thursday ceilings. The heat from the extinguished. the Parish House began in June J.P. Parrish, Chairman of the Charles Hodges and Repre director of the State TEC night in Murrells Inlet to lightning caused the fire "We saved what we did only 1974 and the parish was board of trustees, of the sentative Sidney Floyd) had program, has denied the charge Andrews police arrested discuss the proposed water between the roof and the upper because we received assistance planning on moving in within Georgetown County Memorial directed that the remaining by Rep. Hodges and declared James Nesmith, Jr., age 40, and system for the area. ceiling, but was not visable from the other departments," two weeks. The Office complex, Hospital announced the share of Horry County funds instead that political charged him with carrying a The meeting will begin at from the outside or the inside. added Thompson. nursery, fellowship hall with appointment of Dr. Harry C. appropriated to the TEC center interference by the Horry pistol Saturday, reported 7:30 p.m. and be held at Tiller to the board of trustees for this fiscal year be withheld. County legislative delegation Andrews Police Chief Wayne Murrells Inlet School. recently, in accepting the The fourth member, James Van has been involved in the effort Morris. The progress to date of the appointment Dr. Tiller Osdell, attacked his colleagues to select a permanent director Nesmith was allegedly proposed water system for succeeds Dr. Robert L. for abuse of power. for the TEC center. carrying a .22 caliber pistol in Murrells Inlet will be Lumpkin who has resigned At first the TEC center was "We have a flagrant case of an incident that took place outlined. All interested from the board. told that the funds were being political interference and Saturday about 11 P. M., Chief parties are urged to attend. Dr. Tiller is a graduate of the withheld because of a law suit in pressure," Palmer declared. "I Morris said. University of South Carolina Horry County challenging that am very much afraid that this is and Tulane Medical School. He county's form of government, going to place Horry- has been on the hospital staff control by a legislative dele Georgetown TEC's since February of 1950. He has gation. However, Repre accreditation in jeopardy also served as Chief of Staff and sentative Hodges declared in a because political pressures and Three Fourths Of numerous committee letter that the delegation had interference are directly assignments. directed the funds be cut off contrary to the standards of the Dr. Tiller and his wife, because a local, Horry County Southern Association of Martine, reside at Windsor man was not certified for the Colleges and Secondary Schools Local Spending Plantation. position as TEC director. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 For Education Paper Mill May Utilize (Special to The Times) average was $170 in South What price is education in Carolina. Georgetown County? How do The magnitude of local governmental education's impact on the County Garbage For Fuel expenditures for school American economy is indicated operations compare with those in reports released by the in other communities? National Education Association Garbage thrown out by obtain more steam and fuel "The county has made a lot of SLED Agent Inspects Damaged Interior Of Church Building Georgetown County residents value from process wastes," progress toward eliminating the A report recently released by and the U.S. Office of Education. may soon become an important said Smith. solid waste problem," said the Department of Commerce, source of fuel if an experiment Smith, "and even if our current They estimate that expenses following a nationwide survey, conducted by International "In addition to garbage, experiments don't prove in the current school year will K> shows that education is, by far, Paper Company proves we're looking at other forms of successful we're confident that amount to $108 billion, which is the most costly element in local successful. solid waste such as tree limbs solid waste will eventually be budgets. about 8 percent of our gross Community Needs and branches, and wood wastes converted from a problem to an national product. Some $68 IP's Georgetown Mill No less than 72 percent of the generated by lumber plants. important source of energy." expenditures made in billion of it will be going to recently burned 25 tons of Georgetown County by local elementary and secondary garbage, collected from the government agencies are for schools and $40 billion to county's disposal system, as a school construction and institutions of higher education. fuel in its power boilers. maintenance, for teachers Involved are 58.6 imllion Cited In Andrews "The trial showed that there is plenty of fuel value in the salaries, for equipment and for students and over 3 million provides for a three-year fund During the second hearing, various other expenses teachers. By ROGER COLLINS garbage," said Mill Manager ing program. Wallace J. McKnight of the W. A. Leftwich, "but we did connected with school Identifying community Andrews City Council cited one operations. development needs was the R. L. Port, chairman of the encounter some difficulties need as expanded water service from non-combustible It runs considerably more purpose of two hearings held Georgetown County Planning in the city. Jobless and Zoning Commission, materials in the shredded than this in some parts of the Thursday night at the Andrews "There are still one or two explained that though waste. If an acceptable method country and somewhat less in Town Hall. areas that are still not served by applications for funding for of removing non-combustibles others. water within the city limits," he Rate Now One hearing was held by the this fiscal year have already can be found" he added, On the average, throughout said. Georgetown County Council in been made, they were using the "garbage could well become an the United States, local connection with an application governments have been alloting hearings "to meet with people He noted that these areas had important fuel for our mill." for Community Development been taken out of the project 41 percent of their budgets for At 16.6% to give them an opportunity to Leftwich pointed out that funding of proposed county express what they feel are the because of cost overrun. paper industry fuel costs have education. In the State of South Insured unemployemnet in recreation projects. Carolina, 58 per cent has been Georgetown County, which had needs of the county." Another need suggested at the increased 300 per cent in the hearing is for a transfer station past two years, despite the fact earmarked for that purpose. been enjoying low rates The application, if approved, They would use this input to Local governments provide recently, hit 16.6 per cent for the would provide $371,491 which for garbage. that paper mills generate about set priorities for making McKnight said that Andrews 40 per cent of their power by only a portion of the education week ending April 26, according would implement four years' applications for funding for the bill. The rest comes from to the latest report from the worth of the recently completed city trucks have to haul the burning bark and other process next fiscal year, which begins in collected garbage 27 miles one wastes. federal and state sources. State Employment Security Five-Year County Recreation July. The data was compiled by the Commission. Plan. way to the county landfill. "Burning the garbage would Jim Harrison of the A transfer station would be a help us conserve fossil fuel," Social and Economic Statistics The week before the rate had The second hearing held by Administration in the first study been 11.2 per cent, the lowest Waccamaw Planning and point where garbage could be said Leftwich, "and it will also the Andrews Town Council Development Council explained hauled, compacted, and trans reduce the county's solid waste of the kind since 1967. It surveys level of unemployment since concerned an application for that the act was passed ferred to larger trucks to haul problem." the finances of local last fall. $171,975 in Community communities every five years. The sharp increase was a specifically to develop housing. the long distance to the landfill. International Paper had an Development funds for a Harrison said that such a energy conservation program Of the total expenditures result of the temporary surface water drainage project. The act, which provides 100 made by governmental bodies shutdown by International per cent federal funding for station would save on man- even before the Arab oil in Georgetown County, which Paper's Georgetown mill, Though the hearings were community development hours, maintenance, and trucks embargo, but it has received were equivalent to $289 for according to Jack Blount of the required as part of the projects, covers a wide range of for the city. increased emphasis in the last every man, woman and child in Georgetown office of the State application process, the county projects. Members of the volunteer year. the population, $207 went for Employment Security and city took the opportunity to Harrison explained that it ambulance service in Andrews Bennie Smith, a chemical education, it shows. Commission. discuss future needs relating to could provide funding for appeared at the meeting and engineer, has been assigned to By way of comparison, the However, Blount said the rate housing and community recreation, storm sewer, water expressed a need for better the conservation program full outlay for education at the local should return to its low level development. and sewer, structures, facilities. time. "We've instituted level elsewhere in the United soon. The Housing and Community preservation--any act that "For a little town, this is a operating efficiencies and States was $234 per capital. The CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 Development Act of 1974 would relate to housing. big need," said one member. installed equipment to help us Bark And Waste Burn At IP Mill I -/CfoO-fif 2 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Tuesday, May 13, 1975 Editorials Pennsylvania Avenue Pressure Grows For Gun Control By BENJAMIN SHORE 10,000 identical preprinted, gun control on Capitol Hill, tion and general medical care gun controls. Copley News Service preaddressed postcards and it reportedly plans to have overwhelmed the The fears seem justified. signed by constituents op spend only $150,000 to $200,000 AMA's ability to stave off The public sentiment pen Trial By Fire WASHINGTON - This is posed to any further gun con on lobbying this year (a congressional action any dulum is swinging toward turning into one of the most trol laws.) minor amount in comparison longer. broad controls (such as regis active years for gun control But now the tide is turning with other special interests). So there's talk now of the tration of all guns, licensing legislation in Washington. and the NRA finds itself with But it's that strong public NRA working with Congress of owners, maybe even a ban On Capitol HiU, 45 bills less clout on the issue of gun attitude that is hard for the to fashion some kind of "ac on all handguns), and the 94th Once again Georgetown growth area of Georgetown ranging from repeal of the control, although it remains NRA (or any other lobby) to ceptable" legislation to con Congress is a changed place 1968 Gun Control Act to a total highly effective on many buck. The American Medical trol the cheap handguns. these days. I County has suffered the loss County. ban on all gun ownership are other issues of interest to gun Association, for example, While no respectable NRA So the proponents of gun of a significant community pending before the House and fanciers and sportsmen. long opposed federal health member would own one any control on Capitol Hill are building when fire Senate judiciary committees. The NRA has assigned only insurance as an article of way, the NRA has feared that curious to see what, if any, The last bulge of And over at the Justice De one of its 12 Washington lob faith — until this year. The such controls would be a fed strategy the NRA will employ ievastated the impressive American economic partment, serious considera byists to work full-time on soaring costs of hospitaliza eral foot in the door to more to try to slow the pendulum. pew Parish House of All prosperity brought high rise tion is being given to an ad Saints Waccamaw just as ministration proposal for construction to Georgetown controlling handguns in the$300,000 building stood on County. With the current urban areas with high crime V&FW& the: verge of completion and rates. national economic slump, But to many observers' I occupancy. such building now is in the surprise, the National Rifle Association, which almost doldrums. But recession single-handedly has pre Firemen from a broad does not last forever, and vented passage of tough gun J coastal area from the Myrtle more high rises, more single control legislation in recent years, has been keeping a low I Beach Air Force Base to the family building, more people profile. ISurfside Beach Fire stand in the future of Since it is difficult to draw a J Department to Midway careful bead on so many di Georgetown County. verse bills, the NRA likely I Volunteer Fire Department will wait for a final bill to at Pawleys Island-Litchfield begin taking shape before I to Georgetown Fire Depart- Not to be melodramatic, firing its big lobbying guns. But the NRA this year is up I ment valiantly worked in an but how would firemen cope against a dramatically j attempt to extinguish the with a fire of the nature of changed Congress, especially the House with its huge fresh blaze or limit its damage. that which destroyed the man class of proudly inde I The result is an apparent new All Saints Parish pendent legislators. The old House if it swept through a tried-and-true NRA tactic of loss of about $200,000, and so directing its members to this vast cooperative effort three, four or six story write politically threatening I was not in vain. structure. Local fire fighting letters to their congressmen just won't work with most of facilities do not exist to cope this new breed. Significantly, a young with such a blaze. While And majority public senti I airman from the Myrtle cooperative fire fighting ment is not with the NRA. agreements exist with other A recent Gallup poll indi | Beach Air Force Base faced cated that 71 per cent of J serious jeopardy when communities, needed Americans favor the regis [overcome by the dense equipment to cope with the tration of all guns, for exam ple. (The percentage is even Letter I smoke from the All Saints unusual fire is distant at best higher in the politically sig 1 fire. Others fighting the and likely nonexistant in nificant state of California.) St. John's Journal To Editor either Georgetown or Myrtle The skyrocketing crime Pawleys Island fire suffered rate, especially crime involv I lesser harm from a slight Beach at that. ing guns, has prompted a I concussion when a burning great deal of public pressure Ex-Cons I ember struck one fireman on on Congress to "do some Requiem Written There are many lessons to thing" to reverse the violent I the head to a volunteer trend. | stepping on a nail. be learned from the All Since the 1968 law, atten Need Saints fire, which started by tion has been focused on the an Act of God with a bolt of proliferation of cheap hand At Concord Bridge guns called "Saturday Night These firemen, one and By JEFFREY ST. JOHN lightning, and the Specials," those $15 models Concord Minutemen and the Gage himself was not even Help all, deserve real words of CONCORD, Mass. — "And ramifications need to be assembled in the United intellectual toughness of men capable of assessing the long- I praise for their efforts in the States from imported parts here were men, coequal with like Ralph Waldo Emerson, range consequences of a Dear Editor: face of most adverse cir pondered in depth. We have and which are popular with their fate," wrote the poet who lived here and given set of events. Shortly I am sure that you are aware faith solutions can be found, young thugs. James Russell Lowell on memorialized April 19, 1775, after the battles of Concord of the extent to which the cumstances, and The Times Legislative efforts to clamp April 19,1875, "who did great in his world-famous "Con and Lexington on April 19, services of Alston Wilkes are but Georgetown County things, unconscious they proudly tips its editorial hat. down on them, however, have cord Hymn." 1775, he wrote what must be available to citizens of must face its own priorities foundered on an inability to were great." For the Bicentennial of the the greatest understatement Georgetown County. first. define a Saturday Night Spe Lowell wrote these words Battle of Concord, President of the entire 18th Century. cial and because the NRA for the centennial of the Bat Ford was here, along with The All Saints Waccamaw tle of Concord attended by "I have nothing to trouble The good news is (if you want generated thousands of sacks Secretary of State Henry Kis your lordships with," he com fire, the earlier destructive of "I'm-going-to-vote- President Grant, the hero of singer and others. And one the good news first), that Alston the U.S. Civil War. America mented after the dual battles Wilkes is one of the member fires that took such a toll at That should be the lesson against-you" mail from its cannot help but think that that started the decline and many members. in 1875 was still climbing to with the Vietnam-Cambodian organizations of the United learned by the trial by fire fall of the British empire, Fund of Georgetown, and Wedgefield Plantation on the (There's still some of that greatness as a nation and this disasters lurking in the back that All Saints, Waccamaw New England town a century "but an affair that happened contributions made by Georgetown County type of pressure. California ground, the Bicentennial of here on the 19th." experienced. Expenditures ago represented the dual the Battle of Concord be Georgetown County citizens are mainland and the beautiful Sens. Alan Cranston and John The willingness of Congress used to benefit people from V. Tunney in the last few strengths of that greatness: comes more of a requiem home at Litchfield Golf of public funds should be the military heroism of the to abandon the Cambodians Georgetown County who are weeks have received around than a hymn for the Amer and South Vietnamese is also Course that burned to the judged by the yardstick of ican Republic. eligible for Alston Wilkes' Georgetown County good. shortsighted, and when gov services in various cities of the ground; underscore the Stripping Away Illusions Talk to residents of Con ernment spokesmen's state state. The bad news is (and I grave need for greater and For instance, the $50,000 cord, as this columnist has ments are examined closely, will tell it last), there is no requested of Georgetown By Mitchell Colby done, about the U.S. they make no sense. For activated chapter of the Alston better organized fire What price ecology? abandoning its role in South example, a majority of mem Wilkes Society in Georgetown protection in rural County by Horry County Just for the state of Ohio, just to reclaim all abandoned surface east Asia and their comments bers in Congress contend that County, and volunteers are not officials for the development and underground coal mines by the year 2000, it will cost $623 are muted but laced with bit it's useless to provide any recruited here to give of Georgetown County. In million terness. Some remind you more military aid to both themselves in this work in truth, that "fire insurance" of a joint civilian airport at That is the price tag placed on the project by the Ohio Board of that a lifelong resident of countries because they have addition to giving materially firemen is virtually non- the Myrtle Beach Air Force Unreclaimed Strip Mined Lands. Concord, Henry David lost the will to fight. On the through their United Fund Base should be a negligible Originally, the board had reported that it would take 95 years to Thoreau, went to jail to pro other hand, they cannot de contributions. An activated existant in our county. This reclaim surface-mined lands alone at a cost of $283 million. But test the Mexican War. Others fend themselves for any chapter of Alston Wilkes in has been noted earlier by consideration for the availability of additional funds from the federal government will remind you that Concord length of time without U.S. Georgetown County would fill a Georgetown County tax led it to recommend that the project be shortened to 26 years and from April 19, 1775, to Viet aid. real need for a portion of our I this newspaper and many include cleaning up deep mines, which are responsible for most nam never failed to respond Congressional willingness population whose needs may not other concerned citizens. funds when compared to the of the acid mine drainage in the state. when the country called. Both presently be properly provided The figure of $623 million seems reasonable enough, if to provide "humanitarian" fire fighting dilemma that sides agree that America has aid by the millions and to for (probationers and thousands of acres of barren land can be returned to forests or not acted like a great nation. faces residents of this farms or recreational areas and streams be purified. rescue refugees is a cruel at parolees), and would open the In our opinion, a grave county. But it would have been even more reasonable if men had had In fact, America today is in tempt to put a cosmetic face way for persons interested in the foresight years ago to place a tax of a few pennies a ton on somewhat the same position on the first American mili helping this segment of our I situation exists on Wac coal to pay for reclamation at the time the coal was removed. the British empire was in in tary, moral and political population to have the camaw Neck particularly, Today, this energy-hungry, pollution-conscious nation is eyeing 1775. Its political life was rid defeat in our history. opportunity and priviledge of Georgetown County is the vast, low-sulfur coal deposits of the West where, because of dled with corruption. It was It is, therefore, a measure doing so. and that statement in no way undergoing growing urban climactic conditions, ecologists estimate that it will cost as much the most powerful nation on of how far we have come as a as $14,000 an acre to reclaim strip-mined land. the earth, but it was ruled by lis to be interpreted as a nation in a short two cen I have talked of the possible problems, even in outlying We can have our coal and our ecology, too. But we will have to misguided, although well- turies: from Concord Bridge Icriticism of the fire fighting areas that once were con pay for it as we go, not leave it up to future generations. meaning, men who refused to activation of the Alston Wilkes in 1775 to congressional sur Society in Georgetown County lfacilities that now exist look beyond the next month render in 1975. sidered rural. Pawleys or the next year. For exam with the office of the United (there. Those men, women Island-Litchfield-Murrells Nature's Revolt ple, the British commanding Fund of Georgetown, since land fire fighters were very When Australia adopted the metric system a few years ago, the general in North America, Editors Quote Book Alston Wilkes is a United Fund Inlet are developing as new member organization, and Imuch in evidence at the All changeover was not without its unexpected pitfalls. For example, Thomas Gage, was a decent Power js not happiness. areas of population density, one irate letter writer complained to an editor: . and humane man who was interest was expressed there in iSaints fire, deserve out- Security and peace are more to the idea of a working chapter of and with that growth of "Since eggs went metric they have been pale in yolk color and the prisoner of a shortsighted be desired than a name at Ispoken praise. They did a lacking in freshness. This clearly shows that (chickens) cannot policy toward the Colonies the Society here which would housing, condominiums and adjust to laying different-size eggs. which nations tremble. take advantage of the human constructed by his superiors William Godwin Itremendous job with the the high rise construction "We tamper with nature at our peril." in London. talent available for this work in [limited facilities at their addition to the monetary already experienced, very contribution already being [command, and that is the distinct problems of public made to it. [problem. Too much equip- service arise. lment and too many facilities Very truly yours, Homer W. Hunter lare lacking to adequately This should be graphically Icope with the catastrophic clear, particularly after the H^American viewpoints Ifire that could occur in this All Saints fire.
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•• THK GEORGETOWN (S. C.I TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 3 per hour in residential areas, center lines and edge lines on Motorways even if the speed limit is high the pavement to guide your er. car more safely. FOR CHILDREN, Dirt, slush and snow depot- PEDESTRIANS, its on headlights or taillights BICYCLISTS destroy your auto's light out Tips For Driving In The Dark Offered Look twice, not once, be put, malting it more difficult -**- t—^ . • . .... Sit in th*e dark in your car fore crossing roadways, even to see the road in darkness. Last summer Potters In suggestions were so valuable nate much-needed detail the Don't eat, drink, shave or ing. (That goes for daytime for five minutes before driv when the light's green. Moreover it increases the dustries, Inc., conducted a that Potters Industries has driver should be seeing. make ohone calls white driv drivinc. too. of course.) ing, to adjust to early morn Avoid corner pick-up loca glare for oncoming motorists. nationwide survey among published them on a card en ing or night darkness. tions. Use mid-block ones, So clean lights at every food traffic engineers to find out titled: "In The Dark Safety Do "wake-up" exercises where there is less chance of and fuel stop in bad weather. whether Congress should Tips." and-or drink an extra cup of turning drivers failing to see Dirt, smears and surface continue daylight saving time There are tips for drivers, coffee to be alert enough to you. damage on the windshield through a second winter. car maintenance and opera expect the unexpected in the Stand under a streetlight will intensify glare from on About 50 per cent said yes, tion in darkness; for children, dark. while waiting for buses. coming lights and reduce but Congress nonetheless pedestrians and bicyclists. On rural roads try to drive Always walk in areas des light available to your eyes in wiped out winter DST. Here are some of the most closer to the center line than ignated for pedestrians when the darkness. Inside wind important ones: However, the survey was to the road's edge to keep they're available. shield deposits, especially not a total loss. One of its by FOR THE DRIVER from hitting children or run Don't trust motorists. Wait from smoke, attract moisture products was a list of dos and Don't wear sunglasses or ning into an unseen ditch. until a car has stopped com and increase glare. Clean don'ts for night driving any colored glasses to avoid FOR THE CAR pletely before crossing the your windshield inside and time of the year. Some of the headlight glare. They elimi Adjust heater-defroster street. out — completely, not just a system to keep windows free IN BAD WEATHER peephole. of fogging moisture. Clear When rain, sleet, snow or away inside fog in wintertime fog team up with hours of BABE BOWS OUT by using defroster or aircon- darkness, drivers often be On Sept. 24,1934, Babe Ruth ditioner. come confused and uncertain appeared for the last time as a Use bright lights wherever about where the road, other regular player with the New possible and drive 20 miles cars and pedestrians are in York Yankees at Yankee Sta- relation to themselves. So use dii .n.
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BS. that skilful instructors be Whereas it appears to this provided for those companies Congress, from the present which are not already pro disposition of the British Min vided therewith. istry and Parliament, that And it is recommended to there is real cause to fear that the towns and districts in this the reasonable and just sup colony, that they encourage plications of this Continent to such persons as are skilled in Great-Britain, for "peace, the manufacture of fire arms liberty and safety," will not and bayonets, diligently to meet with a favourable apply themselves thereto, for reception. But on the con supplying such of the inhabi trary, from the large rein tants as shall be deficient. forcement of troops expected in this colony, the tenor of in And for the encouragement telligence from Great- of American manufacturers Britain, and general appear of fire-arms and bayonets, it I ances, we have reason to ap is further RESOLVED, That prehend, that the sudden de this Congress will give the struction of this colony in preference to, and purchase particular is intended, for re from them so many effective fusing with the other Amer arms and bayonets as can be ican colonies, namely to sub delivered in a reasonable mit to the most ignominious time, upon notice given to this slavery. Congress at its next session. 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Walter Anderson, emphasized varied interests At Socials more affectionately known as such as gardening. "Aunt Maude" to many, was The honoree was Miss Myra Louise Felder who honored recently at her home in remembered by her many will be married to Mr. Cecil •j Kensington with a drop-in friends and loved ones with a Claymon Grimes, III, was 35*1 i reception in honor of her variety of gifts which with the honored at an enjoyable m ***** eightieth birthday. help of the grandchildren and lingerie shower on Saturday, If Hostesses for the special great-grandchildren, she the third of May at the home of occasion were her daughter, opened at the conclusion of the Mrs. E. K. Tupacz in Maryville. 3h. I ^".,. Mrs. Jennie Bullard of event. She was also The honoree was presented a Charleston and her niece, Miss remembered with a cymbidium corsage of white carnations to Nellie Watts of Georgetown. orchid corsage which she wore wear with her yellow pant suit * # All of the children with the during the social. # *# • exception of one and most of the ensemble. t*< Mrs. Anderson is the Mrs. George Ines received .the grandchildren were present to share in commemorating this exception of most women when guests and invited them into the delightful day in her life. it comes to telling her age. She party area. is proud to have lived such a full Arrangements of caladiums a -a^ A Miss Watts greeted the guests life. during the appointed hours of placed at various intervals three and five o'clock in the She is a member of the Front added a festive note to the party n afternoon and invited them into Street Pentecostal Holiness area. The serving table was the dining room which was Church where she has been covered with an ecru cut work festively arrayed in accordance active in teaching a Sunday cloth and centered with a silver with the event. School class for a number of container holding an arrange years. The oval serving table was ment of red roses. She is the daughter of the late The main attraction on the laid with a gold linen cloth Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of overlaid with a matching lace serving table was a silver Georgetown and has spent her candlestick holding a white cloth. entire life in the County of Mrs. Bullard presided in the burning taper decorated Georgetown. Her husband was with miniature white weddina refreshment area. A crystal the late Mr. J. Walter Anderson. punch bowl was placed at the Mrs. Dennis James Kern bells. A variety of party foods far end of the table and party She is the mother of five who further graced the table. are Mr. Manning Anderson of FIVE GENERATIONS—A great getting-together at the Richard M. foods were arranged on the The bride-elect opened and other end with the focal point Georgetown, Mrs. Ellen admired many lovely gifts Johnsons near Hemingway took place recently. Shown as the five generations being the birthday cake Polease of Long Island, New Miss Cathy Lachicotte given to her by the friends who of Johnsons are 1 to r, seated, Richard M. Johnson, holding youngest member, depicting the various hobbies of York, Mrs. Jennie Bullard of attended. Miss Felder was Shane Cox, Mrs. Eva Cribb Johnson, and standing, 1 to r, Mrs. Diane (Danny) the honoree. This was done in a North Charleston, Mr. Clarence remembered by her hostesses multitude of shades to Anderson and Mr. Harold with a gift for use in the near Cox and her mother, Mrs. Mary Louise (Purvis) Taylor, of the Richard Anderson of Columbia. Johnsons. Weds Mr. JamesKern future. Miss Cathy Anne Lachicotte Miss Felder is the daughter of Indiana, Mr. Bruce Farwell of Mrs. Isaac Bamberg Felder and of Charleston and Lieutenant Pensacola, Florida and Mr. \ Dennis James Kern of the late Mr. Felder. Mr. Grimes cNeuu*. of George Greenleaf, also of is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil \Five Generations Join In Pensacola, Florida, were united Pensacola. in marriage in a lovely Claymon Grimes, Jr. The Immediately following the couple plan to be married on candlelight service on ceremony, a reception was held Saturday, the tenth of May at May 24. at the home of Mrs. Albert S. DROP-IN [Johnson Family Reunion All Saints Waccamaw Iaachicotte, Sr., grandmother of Miss Felder and Mr. Grimes omzn Episcopal Church at Pawleys the bride. were entertained with a drop-in general family communion No sooner had the dinner been Island. Five generations were joined The Reverend Beverly The bride's mother chose for on Saturday, the third of May, lin a family reunion recently which was much enjoyed by the spread in big family fashion Madison Currin, uncle of the her daughter's wedding, a at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iwhen the Richard M. Johnson senior Mrs. Johnson. It does not outdoors than the rains came sleeveless dress of floral print bride, performed the double Samuel McFadden at Litchfield •family hosted the social. happen often enough that down. a a a dtld ^(JEntll jersey giana fashioned with a families get together to visit ring ceremony at seven o'clock Beach. Mrs. Eva Cribb Johnson, 84, However, many hands in the evening. matching jacket. Further and talk. turned to and the food was Spring flowers and greenery I was the honor member of the complementing her outfit was a transported back inside and as The bride is the daughter of corsage of talisman roses and were attractively arranged and occasion and the mother of Mrs. Johnson enjoys very a matter of fact, was just as Miscellaneous Drop-In Mr. and Mrs. Albert Springs baby's breath. placed at various intervals Richard Johnson whose good health and spirits and she delicious as had it been in the Lachicotte, Jr., of Charleston throughout the party area. | daughter. Mrs. Mary Louise makes her home with a and the granddaughter of Mrs. The groom's mother wore a open. sleeveless dress of red giana The serving table laid with a (Purvis) Taylor, represented daughter, Mrs. Sadie Powers in Albert Springs Lachicotte, Sr., With 47 guests to share the enhanced with a matching white linen and lace cloth was | the third generation member. (Ieorgetown. of Pawleys Island and the late dinner, no one asked any Honors Miss Zena West jacket. She carried a miniature centered with a bouquet of Mrs. Diane (Danny) Cox and Mr. Lachicotte. The family said the occasion questions as to where the dinner nosegay of spring flowers. spring flowers accented with jher young son, Shane were the was rewarding despite a little In an adjoining party room, The groom is the son of Mrs. would be held-only when would Miss Zena West whose The Lachicotte home was greenery. I two younger generations. weather-induced change of the punch table was covered Raymond L. Kern of Aurora, it be served. marriage to Mr. Richard lovely in candlelight. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. The reunion was a day of plans. with a mint green cloth overlaid Indiana and the late Mr. Kern. Ronald Altman will be an event Arrangements of spring flowers McFadden were Miss Alice with white organdy enhanced "Old English Organ Music of June was delightfully and magnolia enhanced the Hazzard and Miss Cathy with a hand embroidered trim. For Manuals" was presented by honored with a miscellaneous serving tables which were Keenan. A silver punch bowl centered Mr. Tony Senter on the organ Shower drop-in on Thursday, the eighth covered with white linen cloths. Miss Felder and Mr. Grimes the table. and was used for the of May at the home of Mrs. Assisting in serving during were remembered by their host Harold Long in Maryville. Mrs. Duelly presided over the processional and recessional of and hostess with a gift in the wedding party. the social was Patricia Honors Miss West is the daughter of refreshment area. Spearman and Ann Boyle, both pewter. Miss Felder was also Mr. and Mrs. E.B. West of The honoree was The bride, given in marriage cousins of the bride. remembered with a white daisy remembered by her hostesses Moultrie, Georgia. Mr. Altman by her father, chose for her I^ter the couple left on a corsage to Wear during the with a gift for her future home. I Miss Kizer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. wedding a gown of white bridal wedding trip to Williamsburg, social. Mrs. Clinton Cribb said the Richard E. Altman of satin fashioned with a raised Virginia. For traveling, the goodbyes. Miss Mary Elizabeth Kizer Georgetown. waist line. The bodice featured bride changed into a white I whose marriage will be an Hosting the pre-nuptial event Miss West and Mr. Altman a round neckline forming a V gabardine pant suit ensemble Winyah Band Ievent of June was guest of honor with Mrs. Long were Mrs. Chan will be married June 27 at the effect in the front and bishop fashioned with a silk floral I at a lovely shower on Thursday, Harmon, Mrs. Clinton Cribb, First Baptist Church in sleeves accented with lace blouse. Moultrie. Ithe first of May, in Aberdeen, Mrs. Al Abell, Mrs. John appliques. The graceful A-line The bride was graduated Participates |North Carolina. Dawson, Mrs. O.E. Lunsford, skirt enhanced with lace from Randolph-Macon Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. C.S. appliques flowed softly into a Women's College in Lynchburg, Hosting the pre-nuptial event Duelly and Mrs. W. N. Swett. Miss Beal cathedral length train. Her full In Festival Iwere Miss Joanne Baker and Virginia. She is presently A corsage of white carnations length mantilla of illusion employed with Sea Pines Winyah High School Band iMiss Martha Bingham, both of centered with a miniature bride was enhanced with Belgium •Aberdeen. Company of Hilton Head. was in Gaffney recently where and groom was presented to the lace appliques. She carried a members participated in the Upon arrival, the honoree was honoree, complementing her Honor Guest cascade bouquet of iris, daisies The groom was graduated Ipresented a corsage of white annual South Carolina Concert blue formal party dress. roses and miniature carnations. from Miami University of Ohio Band Festival. •carnations accented with white Receiving the guests during in Oxford, Ohio and is presently Iribbon. Mrs. Janis Lachicotte The Winyah Band presented a the appointed hours of five and Guthrie, sister of the bride of serving in the United States The Baker home was :)0-minute program before two seven o'clock were Mrs. Long, At Coffee Charleston was matron of honor Navy as an aviator. •attractively decorated, judges at Limestone College. the groom-elect's mother, Mrs. and Miss Rene Jane Lachicotte, The couple will make their (carrying out a green and yellow Following was a busing to Altman and the bride-elect. Miss Deborah Ann Beal was sister of the bride of Hilton home in San Francisco. Icolor scheme. A variety of party Gaffney High School where they The Long home was tastefully honored with a delightful drop- Head was maid of honor. California. did sight reading for evaluation |dainties was served. decorated for the occasion with in coffee on Tuesday, the eighth Serving as a bridesmaid was REHEARSAL before two other judges. Following refreshments, the arrangements of spring flowers of May at the home of Mrs. Joe Miss Cindy lachicotte, sister of Mrs. Raymond Kern Taking part in the concert lonoree opened and admired and greenery. Mrs. Swett Shaw in Willowbank. the bride of Charleston. entertained members of the were five distinguished groups nany lovely and useful gifts. presided over the gift table Mrs. Larry Holliday and Mrs. The attendants were gowned wedding party, relatives and or classifications from over She was remembered by her which was covered with a white C. Lide Williams assisted Mrs. South Carolina. hostesses with a gift for her in formal yellow crepe dresses friends at the home of Mrs. damask cloth and appointed Shaw with the pre-nuptial Each played a different Ifuture home. fashioned on empire lines. The Edwin Boyle at Pawleys Island with a silver candlestick event. "caliber" of music, more Special guests of the occasion bodice featured a high yoke followed the rehearsal of the Miss Terri Ann Pugh holding a white burning taper Greeting the guests were the difficult than others. Winyah vas the bride-elect's mother, accented with ivy. Many lovely forming a V effect in the front Kern-I*achicotte wedding. hostesses, the honoree and the and long sleeves. They carried Band was in third classification Irs. Emory Kizer of Hope and useful gifts were presented honoree's mother, Mrs. Harold PARTIES competing against 24 other tills. North Carolina and her To Wed Mr. Terry Allen LaFore to the honoree. nosegays of multi-colored Francis Beal, Jr. spring flowers. During Easter weekend, Miss bands. aunt, Mrs. Ester Avant of In the dining room, the Arrangements of greenery ieorgetown. Mr. Patrick Kern, brother of lachicotte and Mr. Kern were Judges gave Winyah Band a serving table was laid with a added a festive note to the the groom of Cinncinatti, Ohio entertained with a buffet supper "three" rating for its Miss Kizer , daughter of Mr. June Wedding mint green cloth overlaid with entrance of the Shaw home and served as his brother's best at the home of the bride's aunt performance. |and Mrs. Emory Drury Kizer of white lace, centering the table was predominant throughout man. Serving as groomsmen and uncle, Reverend and Mrs. Chaperones for the two day lope Mills, North Carolina and was a silver container holding the party area. Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Pugh of Springhill, were Mr. Barry Kern, brother Beverly Madison Currin in event were the Bandmaster •formerly of Georgetown will be an arrangement of white iris, The serving table laid with a of the groom of Aurora, Pensacola, Florida. Carroll Bryant and his wife. •married to Mr. Kenneth Kirwin Louisiana and formerly of Georgetown, announce yellow snaps and daisies. white linen and lace cloth was iDews, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. the engagement of their daughter, Terri Ann, to A variety of party dainties centered with a silver footed |Kenneth Kirwin Dews, Sr., of Mr. Terry Allen LaFore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin further graced the table. container holding an /interville, North Carolina. Further enhancing the area was arrangement of pink roses and LaFore of Mequon, Wisconsin. a silver candlestick holding a |The couple will be married June a colorful accent of Sweet white burning taper accented 21 at the Duncan Memorial Miss Pugh was graduated from Columbia College William in a deeper rose tone. A Jnited Methodist Church. with greenery which was placed in Columbia and is employed as a commercial on the buffet. silver service was placed at one artist in Jacksonville, Florida. end of the table and trays of Winyah Holds party dainties were placed at tit Mr. LaFore was graduated from Parsons College Miss Green Attends the other. in Fairfield, Iowa and is employed by Air Products In the den, an arrangement of \Stndent Flection in Jacksonville, Florida. yellow day lilies and an The wedding has been planned for June 14. arrangement of multi-colored State Convention day lilies were the main Election for the Student Body attraction. ifficers at Winyah High School Beck Junior High Lists Suzanne Green, District VI The honoree was |for the school year 1975-1976 Chairman of the National Honor remembered by her hostesses vas held recently with two Society of Winyah Senior High with a gift in silver. parties offering candidates. Student Honor Roll School recently attended the Miss Beal, daughter of Mr. Lavatory Tops • Tubs • Bar Tops • Columns The Red and White Party's state convention hosted by and Mrs. Harold Francis Beal, Candidates were Randy Ward CD. Kirkland, Jr., has Altman, Debbie Bell, Charlie Bonds-Wilson High School in Jr., of Pawleys Island will be Fireplace Facings • Wall Panels • Table Tops lor president, Rhonda Altman announced the names of Bourne, Betty Gary, Cathy Charleston. married to Mr. William Samuel Green, Robin Holliday, Dan for vice president, Anne students named to the Beck Jr. The convention which began Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Custom Service From Our Local Factory IcKinney for treasurer and High School honor roll for the I-arner, Kevin Rainwater and April 17 thru the 19 included the James Basil Thomas of fifth sixth weeks of school. Sam Williams. 'am Waters for secretary. activities of election of state Georgetown. The couple will be Faucets, Cabinet Hardware & Accessories The Gatorcrat Party's Students achieving an Named to the Principal's roll officers for 1975-1976, district married on July 12, at St. Candidates were Kathy Brown average of 90 to 94 from the from the seventh grade were meetings, a cookout at Sullivans Mary's Catholic Church. By seventh grade are Tammy Kim Addison, Stella Altman and tor president, Janet Richards, Island and a banquet and dance Virginia Mirror for vice president, Elizabeth Alford, Jackie Blount, Joe Beth Doar. These students at the Officers' Club at the Artistic Brass maintained an average of 95 to THE GEORGETOWN TIMES| Wannamaker for treasurer and Bourne, Renee Cribb, Joe Charleston Air Force Base. Belwith International Towne f-arry Martin for secretary. Doyle, Andrew Fookes, Will 100. Established 1797 In the true democratic Green, Thomas Hayden, Tracy Dates To Published every Tuesday Seven Seas Miami Carey fashion, registration was held, Houseman, Debbie Inman and Birth Announcement and Thursday by The Blair Israel. speeches were made by the Remember Georgetown Times, 606 candidates and the results were Others named were Billy BARRINEAU Front Street, Georgetown, S. EASTON IND. as follows. Randy Ward was Kimbrough, Karen Lawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Laurice R. BELIN METHODIST CHURCH C Hwy. 501 Myrtle Beach P.O. Box 961 Sleeted president, Rhonda I~aurie Manich, Billy Owens, Barrineau, Sr., announce the The Belin Methodist will Second Class Postage paid Utman, vice president, Wanda Robinson, Jeffrey birth of a son, Christopher observe James L. Belin day on at Georgetown, S. C 29440. Elizabeth Wannamaker, Smith, Meg Tarbox, Deanna Marvin, born Friday, March 21, Sunday, May 18. Friends of the Subscription Rates Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 to4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 And Ky Appointment treasurer and Pam Waters was Vause, Lisa Young and Barbie at the Georgetown County church and members are I Year In County $7.00 Zobel. plected secretary. Memorial Hospital. cordially invited to the 1 Year In State $8.00 Students named from the Phone 448-2354 Coach Joe Isaac is the Mrs. Barrineau is the former workshop service which will I Year Out of State $9.00 sponsor of the Student Council. eighth grade are Nancy Miss Linda Diane Wilson. begin at 11 A.M. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 5 Pi Chapter Holds May Andrews Vegetables Big This Summer Names Whether home garden grown or harvested from the produce Meeting In Moncks Corner counters, now is the time to make the most of vegetables. Honor A change from the usual hot cooked vegetables are those marinated, chilled and served cold with a dressing of real Pi Chapter, Delta Kappa They chose as their topic mayonnaise. Although the platter here calls for specific 'Women Educators: Students vegetables, use whatever is in season and supplement, if Gamma met in its May meeting needed for color or flavor, with frozen or canned vegetables. recently in the Plantation Room Professional Practitioners". Andrews High School has of Berkeley Restaurant in announced the names of Dinner was served at one MARINATED VEGETABLE PLATTER Monks Corner. students who have achieved 2/3 cup corn oil 1/4 pound sliced fresh o'clock at the close of the dis academic honors for the fifth cussions. 1/4 cup lemon juice mushrooms Hosting the occasion were six-weeks period. 1/2 teaspoon salt 16 asparagus stalks, cooked ChaDter members of Berkeley Students named to the 1/4 teaspoon tarragon or 112 pound whole County who welcomed guests at Delta Kappa Gamma is a superior honor roll are Cindy Dash pepper green beans, cooked women's international the outset of the meeting. DIANA CONNELL Newton, Stephanie Lane, 1 cup cooked sliced 1 head lettuce Beautiful arrangements of leadership fraternity. Pi Jimmy Davis, Eloise Moore, carrots Tomatoes, if desired Spring flowers on the tables Chapter consists of members Susan Parsons, Diane Sanders, 1 cup fresh cooked corn, 1 cup Hellmann's or provided a festive atmoshpere from Georgetown, Miss Connell Jim Rowell, Cynthia Rutledge, or 1 can (8 ozs.) whole Best Foods real for the occasion. Williamsburg and Berkeley Eleta Ervin and Charlotte kernel corn, drained mayonnaise counties. Presented Newton. Mix together corn oil,lemon juice, salt, tarragon and pepper. The meeting was called to Students named to the regular Put vegetables into separate bowls. Pour marinade over order by the president, Mrs. FBLA Members Award honor roll are Sarah Bell each. Marinate 2 hours, stirring occasionally; drain. Arrange Elizabeth Montgomery of Gasque, Christopher Grant, marinated vegetables, lettuce and tomatoes, if desired, Kingstree. on platter. Mix together real mayonnaise and 2 1/2 table Miss Diana Connell, a Walter Harper, Janice Scott, spoons marinade. Serve with vegetables. Makes 4 servings. New members initiated into Tour Charleston freshman at Columbia College , Johnny Scott, Floyd Wilson, the chapter were Mrs. Linda majoring in special education, Aundry Evans, Edwin Cribb Davidson, Georgetown, A number of Hemingway was presented a French award Ruthedge, Joye McKnight and Mrs. Betty Sue McAlister and High FBLA members toured by Miss Pat Streubig during the Brenda Newton. Rice Announces Marshalls Mrs. Lucille M. Gamble of Charleston on Thursday, May 1. Columbia College's award Others named were Debbie Hemingway and Mrs. Elizabeth This is an annual trip for the ceremonies on April 16, in Cremer, Angela Harris, Don Wilburn of Kingstree. club members and is looked Daniel Dining Hall. Marlowe, Venus McKnight, & Ushers For Graduation The ceremony took place forward to with great Libby Scott, Theresa Avant, anticipation. Miss Connell, a graduate of Maxine Greene, John Radcliffe, before a table covered with a Winyah Academy, is the red initiation cloth and 12 long- The itinerary for the day Mark Tanner, Richard Wright, Harvey I. Rice, Jr., principal Chosen as ushers are Grace THREE FOR E.E.-Fran Oakley, Silvia Gilbert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Karen Benford, Chet Bryant, of Winyah Senior High School Morris, daughter of Mr. and and Georgia Keenan, left to right, become the first stemmed red rosebuds in a included the Santee Cooper Mackintosh of McClellanville. brass bowl were the Hydro Electric and Steam Denise Strong, Frances Cook, has announced the names of Mrs. Ted Morris, Laurie women in Clemson University's history to receive predominant feature. Generating plants and the Dam SPRING CONCERT AND Lavern Knowlin and Allen Marshals and Ushers for the Howell, daughter of Mrs. Ann degrees in electrical engineering this week: The at Moncks Corner; offices and Poston. 1975 graduation exercise. Howell, Elizabeth Day, Tall brass candlesticks ART EXHIBIT three are all native South Carolinians and are holding red tapers made the press rooms of the News and Also names were Shari daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray initiation ceremony a beautiful Courier; and boat ride to Sanddrs, Rene Blue, James Selected as Marshals are L. Day, Nancy Bowens, graduating with honors. The Fine Arts Department of Jeffrey Grubbs, son of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and impressive one. Kort Sumter. Choppee High School cordially Cokley, Accie Collins, Debra Much information was Duncan, Sharon Rivers, Lou Mrs. Roland E. Grubbs, Bowens, Annette Williams, invites you to share in an Tommy Lowrimore, son of daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Jack Following the business received at each point of evening of music with the Choir Anna Filmore, Edna McKnight, Three Graduate In meeting, Mrs. Mabel Hamilton interest as guided guides Larry Mercer, Toni Newton, Reverend and Mrs. R.T. Williams, David Johnson, son of and Band in concert on Lowrimore, Shasta Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Phillips, of Georgetown, program directed the group and each one Wednesday evening, May 14 at Harold Thompson, Uvetta chairman, introduced Mrs. had a most enjoyable day. Dozier, Marion Haselden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Beverly Alston, daughter of Mr. 8:30 P.M. Pierce, Sr., and Elizabeth and Mrs. L.C. Alston and Anne Elizabeth Scrubbs and Dr. Mrs. Barbara Bryan and Mrs. Jacqueline Mitchum. Genelle Electrical Engineering Nancy McCutcheon, guest A variety of art works will be Ownes, Rebecca Strong and Wannamaker, daughter of Mr. McKinney, daughter of Mr. and Lucille Gamble are FBLA and Mrs. T.M. Wannamaker. Mrs. James G. McKinney. speakers, of Kingstree. sponsors. on exhibit. Jonathan Wragg. Meet three lovely ladies who everything they could to »TTTTTT»»< are storming what has discourage me. Some of them traditionally been a male were delighted, but some of domain. All three are them really resented it." graduating in electrical If the girls found some skepticism at the beginning of It's Our 25th engineering from Clemson University this week. the road to becoming an They are the first women to electrical engineer, they're also do it, and they are graduating finding some skepticism at the with honors too. end. Georgia Keenan of Lugoff, "The companies that Silvia Gilbert of Florence and interviewed me kept asking Fran Oakley of Anderson got questions," Georgia said. into engineering through an "They weren't hostile-they just f/cstus^^z^ interest in computers. But all wanted to know. Would I do became disillusioned with the manual labor - the real grungy electronic big brains. kind like carrying greasy stuff 'I was always interested in around and lifting things. They math," said Fran. "I started to wanted to know if I was willing major in computer engineering. to crawl into a turbine to fix it." But you have to have a special "Interviewers who talked to talent for computers-and I me kept emphasizing that the engineers worked out in the 25 % Discount Storewide didn't have it." "The computer got me into field and fixed all their own engineering," said Silvia. "But equipment and made their own it didn't keep me in it." models," Silvia said. "They told MAY 9 Through MAY 17 COME IN AND HELP US CELEBRATE "The computer got me in me everybody did their own too," said Georgia. "I was welding." always interested in math and Silvia had them there. She did physics in high school. I soon a lot of welding on an Georgetown's Largest Complete Jewelry Department found out there was no future in engineering job last summer. majoring in mathematics. I was "The guys got a kick out of taking courses in computer seeing me with the big gloves on Selection Of engineering, but you have to be and the helmet slipping forward DIAMONDS very logical. Some people can on my heat," she said. see how to work out a problem The girls adjusted long ago to By Columbia And Others and some can't." working in a largely male MUSICAL Although they entered world. Even traditionally electrical engineering by the "male" language doesn't same route, they have gone bother them. INSTRUMENTS different ways since. Fran "You get used to it," Georgia plans on going into technical said. "Besides, it's no worse marketing. She will deal with than the way women talk." people buying and selling As for regretting their choice GUITARS technical equipment. of electrical engineering as a "I want to go into research field, or going into something WATCHES and development," Silvia said. else, Silvia spoke for all three. PIANOS "I worked out a remote control "You have to want it. They jnw for a power-welding system. make you work. But you get Bulova, Hamilton, I've had some job offers, but hooked. Icould never quit now. I I'm going to get a master's can't imagine myself doing Wyler, And Others degree next year." anything else." And Georgia? She doesn't know yet. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT "I've had a couple of Mr. and Mrs. A. Palmer interviews," she said. "But no Owings of Charleston Come In And Browse Through Our Large Gift Department. job offers so far." announced the arrival of a Women aren't new in daughter Mary Atmar, born in A engineering anymore, but they Roper Hospital on April 13. Mrs. Which Features Gifts From All Over The World. haven't been around very long. Owings is the former Miss In varying degrees the girls Trudie Johnson and the couple have encountered a certain has two other children, Palmer, • amount of male skepticism. Jr. four and Capers, three. The NOW Is A Good Tiine "I'm afraid my high school maternal grands are Mr. and didn't know what to make of Mrs. Eugene Johnson of me," said Silvia. "I was the Georgetown and the paternal To Make Your first engineer they'd turned out. grands are Mrs. John Owings of "The guidance counselor was Charleston and the late Mr. Kreat, but some of the boys did Alfred Owings. Selection For That Special Graduate GEOHGETOWNS •^ri Now Showing! 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TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 What You Should Do If A Tornado Strikes The tornado •- earth's most wake of the worst thing to hit front, foiling detection by like cars on a toy train, more substantial dwellings if If a tornado strikes while seems unlikely, get out of .. .With your important extreme wind force -• spawns the South since Sherman's observers or radar almost crushing inhabitants in the a twister approaches. you're at home, the basement your car and get away from papers keep an up-to-date list inside severe thunderstorms. blue coats. until they strike. If you hear aluminum and plywood If you're at work, take is the safest place to be, the it. Run back toward the of personal items, such as a Weather Service Tornado wreckage. shelter in the nearest, Institute notes. If your home approaching storm and lie in jewelry, clothing, cameras The Latin derivative means Spring-time's spinning local "to turn" and tornadoes do Warning flashed on your To prevent loss of life and sturdiest building. A has no basement, seek nearby a ditch or the nearest hollow. and firearms, together with disasters don't always warn of radio or television, or if you minimize destruction in the steel-framed or reinforced shelter. Otherwise, stay in the Your car itself can become an up-to-date property just that. Their 300 mile an their approach with slack hour winds spin around a see the distinct silhouette of a event that a tornado strikes a concrete structure is best. center part of the dwelling a deadly missile in the grasp inventory. winds and coppery skies, says twister bearing down upon mobile home park, the Avoid structures with large against inside walls. of a tornado. If no shelter is .. .Store a flashlight, vortex of total vacuum the Insurance Information exploding closed-up you, you may have only Insurance Information area roofs such as First-floor closets and near, lie flat on the ground, portable radio with spare Institute. They can drop minutes to save your life. Institute recommends that warehouses, theaters or gyms, bathrooms, sometimes left face down, sheilding your batteries and a first-aid kit in structures like bombs in the suddenly out of any storm There's just one life-saving mobile homes be positioned because they may collapse. standing when a house or head and neck with your a corner of your basement or measure available as a twister so that they're turned into Also, avoid concrete block apartment complex is struck, arms. in your "storm closet." That bears down upon you says prevailing winds, with the structures. These are usually may provide protection. Even The Insurance Information way you'll have them when the Institute. That's shelter, least possible amount of wall blown apart by a tornado. sturdy furniture, such as Institute offers a few you most need then and preferably below ground and area exposed to the wind's Stand against interior walls heavy table or piano, can long-range precautions for won't have to gather supplies away from windows or glass force. Trailers should be or hallways on the lowest shelter you from collapsing those living in storm-prone up as a storm approaches. walls. secured with anchors or floor of the building. Upper walls and falling trees. Curl country. Tornadoes can strike with tiedowns. Trees should be stories often are sheared up and shield your head and . . .Keep important papers, the force of a flight of A storm cellar or cave with planted as wind breakers, or away. Seek shelter out of the eyes with your arms. including insurance policies, bomber planes. They also an outlet to bleed off the the units positioned to take direct line of windows and titles, wills and other records may hit any part of the pressure drop caused by a In open country or on the advantage of other natural glass walls which may shatter. in a safe place where they're Southeast with little warning. twister provides the best highway, you can out-drive a windbreaks. Even with all If you have time, open not apt to be damaged by A little preparation now, says protection. An unsecured tornado if you can travel at these precautions, mobile windows and doors facing water, wind, or fire, but the Institute, can prevent a house trailer provides the least 50 miles an hour at right home occupants are well away from the direction of where they can be easily lot of grief after a spring least. Even small storms have angles to the storm's advised to seek shelter in the storm's approach. retrieved. windstorm hits. tossed mobile homes about northward march. If escape HEADED FOR THE FARM...Massive diesel-powered 4-wheel- FIRST NEWSPAPER drive farm tractors fresh off the Massey-Ferguson assembly line in On Sept. 25, 1690, Publick Des Moines. Iowa stand ready to take on another farm season. Occurrences, the first news Priced in the 30-thousand-dollar bracket, the large vehicles are paper in America, was pub among the biggest tractors available to farmers with sufficient lished in Boston. The second funds. Their 4-wheel-drive system allows them to maneuver like issue was suppressed by the army tanks. British, Nature Trails Visit Burrowing Owl the An Unusual Bird Colonel Almost all small animals ing quarters this bird finds self along the Florida penin found in North America stake cool, safe surroundings deep sula in the east. Airports are T3 out their home underground within a burrow usually exca one of its favorite habitats in with the exception of birds, vated by some other animal. the above state as open J3 which seldom find a subter ITie owl may modify his ground is the preferred ter ranean household desirable. home with a bit of scratching rain. Prey such as grasshop There is one notable excep and kicking but birds are not pers, and very small rodents tion to the exception, however especially adapted to dig can be readily seen when this — the burrowing owl, Speo- ging. Hence the burrowing owl's view is unobstructed. tyto cunicularia. owl will usually be content For several months during This eight-inch bird of prey with an abandoned tortoise or this last summer I would ob is the only owl to be found prairie dog hole. serve one of these birds COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE abroad in the daytime. Fre Not restricted to the west perched atop a road sign at quently seen outside the en ern portion of our country, night, directly under the trance to his underground liv Speotyto has established it- glare of a street light. He would sit for quite a spell waiting for some foolhardy pocket mouse to reveal him Kentucky MANNING EXTERMINATORS self in the light. Although I was never for tunate enough to see my & INSULATORS avian friend display his hunt ing skill his waiting must have been fruitful for he fried {/kick* Fully Bonded could be found there every night for several weeks. His disappearance from Pest Control - Termite Control this nocturnal perch left me puzzled for quite some time :hi until I learned of their prefer Storm Windows And Doors ence for warmer tempera tures during winter. These We Measure Ami Install owls seek lower latitudes or :;: lower elevations when the weather becomes too cold. 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Special To Georgetown Times Readers I This Week Only! g£\WS «1> •I ON VOUR NEXT PURCHASE OF A BUCKET OR A BARREL OH • I 20% Discount •ia • I Present This Coupon At Our Store At 6060 Rivers Avenue In 1 • Charleston And Receive 20 Percent Off Of Tag Price Of Any • I Carpet In Store I "It's finger This Coupon Expires May 15, 1975 A*V*^* ' lickin good" OPEN 9 AM TO 9 PM DAILY Carpet Wholesalers Phone 747-1579 Broad At Church Street 6060 RIVERS AVE. NORTH CHARLESTON Georgetown, S. C. THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 7 Beekeepers Face Make-Or-Break Month In May May is the make-or-break from May 1 to mid-June." month for beekeepers in South Congestion is one of the Carolina, a Clemson Extension reasons for swarming. To Service entomologist says. prevent this and possibly keep Most nectar-producing plants bees from leaving, he suggests are in bloom, honey is flowing, several steps now: and it's a month when steps are -Rotate frames in the brood needed to prevent bee chamber to allow spacing of swarming. empty combs toward the All that's left behind usually center, giving the queen more when bees swarm from hives in laying room. search of new homes is a weak -Add supers to give bees colony not capable of gathering more working space. any surplus honey, says F.J. -Swap brood frames from Howard Jr. Even if the strong colonies for empty brook ^22aW^T"' beekeeper is lucky enough to frames in weak colonies. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED THE BEEF FEDFLE^THRU r catch and 'hive' a departing -Remove all queen cells from WEDNESDAY swarm, it will likely be a weak colonies bubbling over with MAY 14. 1975 colony, unable to build up a bees. surplus supply of comb and -Swap locations between honey before the season ends. weak and strong colonies. "In most locations in S.C, " -Form a weak colony from an says Howard, "A properly extra strong colony that mav supered colony full of bees swarm by either shaking out a which can be kept from two-pound package of bees, by swarming should produce from dividing colonies, or by making two to three supers of honey an increase. TASTY-Price Williams, chef at the S. C. me first ladies of the original 13 colonies, along with Governor's Mansion, gives a taste to John Brooks, many old-time recipes provided by the S. C. state education-funds crusade chairman of the S.C. Federated Womens Clubs and the Daughters of the from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K American Cancer Society, of the favorite recipe of American Revolution. The books are on sale for $2 DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS Mrs. James B. Edwards. Mrs. Edwards is each at all local units of the American Cancer May 16, 1875-The first running of The Kentucky Derby honorary chairman of the Cancer Society's First Society. All proceeds go to the local unit's Crusade horserace. Against Cancer. May 17,1961-Premier Castro of Cuba offers to exchange most Lady Bicentennial Cookbook, which she holds. The of the prisoners captured in the Bay of Pigs invasion for 500 heavy cookbook includes in its 181 recipes the favorites of U.S.tractors. May 18, 1842-Massachussetts becomes the first state in the Union to pass a law making school attendance compulsory for National Parks children between the ages of 8 and 14. May 19, 1536-Anne Boleyn, wife of King Henry VIII of England, is beheaded in London on charges of adultery. May 20, 1927-Colonel Lindbergh starts the first non-stop solo -jf Katmai Has Bays, Lakes transatlantic flight. By GAR•»DYV EVERHARDLl LD1IAUI1T ... W May 21, 1948-President Truman proposes statehood for from civilization. Its coast monument consists of more and the surrounding area Alaska. Director, contains 100 miles of ocean, National Park Service than 4,360 square miles and is which affords protection for May 22,1807-Former Vice President Aaron Burr goes on trial bays, fjords and lagoons, the second largest area in the some of the magnificent wild for "treason" in Richmond, Virginia. He was acquitted. Katmai National Monu backed by glacier-covered National Park System. life of the Alaska peninsula, ment located on the Alaska peaks, crater lakes and The monument was estab particularly the big Alaskan peninsula is an area remote smoldering volcanoes. The lished in 1918 to include the brown bear. site of the great 1912 volcanic Today, the only easy way to eruptions of Mt. 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TIMES, Tuesday, May 13. 1975 Indian Artifacts Still Abound "Native Art"Significant In South Carolina "In an effort to make us more If the arts are to be forms during our Bicentennial should be a primary goal not arts organizations and aware of not only what is experienced by masses in South celebration." only of state government but of individuals as well." available for us in the arts but Carolina, he added, "they must Gov. Edwards also noted the the task we share in making the be carried to the people. We work of the South Carolina Arts arts more accessible to all of have a rich cultural heritage Commission "in taking the arts Auto Service Tips our people," Gov. James which we must continue to to the people. The Commission Edwards has proclaimed May uphold..even if it means has developed exciting and VISTRI&UWR LUBR/CATION "arts month" in South Carolina. marketing the arts in new ways. innovative arts programs for THE BREAf£R-POINTRUBBING BU?Ckf RIP£6 AGAINST Appearing at a conference on For too long the arts have been the public school classroom as THE CAM CONSTANTLY, THEREFOREA SMALL AMOUNT local government and the arts presented as something of well as an ARTS Truck; SCORE OF CAM-LU5E IS- NEBOEP ON THE CAM TO PREVENT TUB sponsored by the South Carolina interest and importance to only (South Carolina Open Road RU&3/NG BLOCK FROM WEARING FAST ANP TT-/ERE0V Arts Commision, Gov. Edwards a small segment of our Ensemble), a mobile theater CHANGING- THE POINT SETTING. said "the arts provide an population." company; an Arts-in-Prison unparalleled opportunity for In discussing the state's program; and a Neighborhood people to better know cultural heritage the Governor Arts Program, which delivers — MICH themselves and find greater specifically noted the Gullah the arts to blacks and other meaning in life. Not onlv do the baskets made by blacks in the minority groups." CAM arts provide a creative outlet," Charleston area and the pottery he continued, "but they also made by Catawba Indians in The Governor pledged state LUBRICATE THE encourage strong character government support of arts WICR IN&PE THE York County. "Both of these SHAFT WITH TWO trait such as self-discipline, crafts are indigenous to the activity and added, "Providing OR THREE PROPS or constructive thinking, state," he remarked, "and we quality arts experiences and ENGINE OIL. INDIAN ARTIFACT-Gov. James Edwards and South Carolina Arts perseverance, and self- must work to preserve them. I making the arts an integral part Commission Director Rick George examine a piece of Catawba Indian pottery respect." hope we can focus on these art of all aspects of our society following the Governor's proclamation of May as "arts month" in South Carolina. Catawba pottery, handmade by Indians in York County, is one of the few crafts indigenous to the state. Gov. Edwards expressed interest in making the Catawba Nation and its pottery a special focus of the Bicentennial celebration in South Carolina. Better Information On Fishing Needed A lack of good information on Raymond J. Rhodes, department's marine resources THURSDAY, MAY 15th the commercial fishing effort is Commercial Fishing Section division. one of the major problems in Leader and Dr. Peter J. The study, Technical Report determining trends in the Eldridge, assistant marine Number 5, is titled "The Shrimp 7 AM TO 9 PM 7 TO 6 ON WEDNESDAY commercial catch of shrimp in scientist, South Carolina Fishery of the Southeastern the South Atlantic, the Wildlife and Marine Resources United States: A Management Southeastern Estuarine Department, based their report Planning Profile." CLOSED ON SUNDAY Research Society (SEERS) was on a cooperative state-federal It was edited by Drs. D.R. told here Friday. study recently published by the Calder, E.B. Joseph, and Eldridge of the Marine Resources Division. Rhodes told the SEERS meeting at the Belle W. Baruch Institute that the report shows "there is a need to develop a better commercial fishing statistical system for the South Atlantic states." He also noted that the fishing power of shrimp trawlers in this area has increased significantly with larger nets, vessels pulling two nets instead of one, and with increased horsepower of the boats' engines. "Within the South Atlantic area since 1930 there has been SCENIC TRAIL...Nova Scotia's Cabot Trail winds around the an apparent decline in the highlands of Cape Breton. Popular with tourists the island's sum abundance of white shrimp in mer activities include swimming, boating, fishing, diving, visits to Florida waters while there has historic sites and other special events. been an increase in fishing pressure in the Carolinas and •BBBgaaBaHj Georgia," said Rhodes. He also noted that the white rw shrimp seem to be in the northern part of their range in South Carolina waters. "Catch trends during the late 1950s and through the '60s show fluctuations in white shrimp catches that may be due to severe cold spells and other temperature changes," he pointed out. Convenient Grocery Wildlife department's Robert Bring In Your C. Gracy, Shellfish manager, and F. Holland Mills of the (Formally Francis Marion Grocery) Shellfish Section, reported on Furs their survey of South Carolina's No. 2 •:•:•:• Hard Clam Resource. m And Other They reported that there are CONWAY HIGHWAY several reasons for the state's •:•:•:• Winter Clothes^ low clam production in the past: w a shortage of hand labor, 2 MILES FROM regulations prohibiting the use We Will Clean. of most mechanical equipment, GEORGETOWN CITY LIMITS Moth Proof, And lack of knowledge of subtidal .V.N clam beds, and limited local Store Them For You. markets. A survey begun in March 1973 I and scheduled to conclude June 30 this year is sampling areas not under lease for oyster Convenient Grocery No. 2 GE(faCETOWN cultivation. Some 18,000 square yard samples have been Samtone surveyed and four commercially valuable clam t igund/iy beds have been located. 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TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 9 Howard Takes 7-AAA Cinder Tide Qualifying 10 performers for Howard High track team made Wednesday to claim the league in the lead and they made sure 880 and the 440, also won first 440 yard dash Willie Robinson the lower state track meet being a shambles of the 7-AAA crown. they stayed there by winning place honors to get the ball won with a time of 51.5. held today in Kingstree, the conference cinder meet last Howard scored 51 points with both events handily. Willie rolling for the Tigers earlier in Stall, last year's champs, Singleton, Chris Thomas and the meet. Singleton, James Guiles and Pyatt, who helped Sanders Named placing a distant second at 33. I«arry Sumpter took 1-2-4 in the Robinson, Thomas and win the mile relay, will also go 220 and then Ricky Pyatt, Willie Washington combined for a 44.1 to Kingstree today to compete The speed of the Tiger's relay Robinson, Walt Robinson and in the 440 relay and then the in other events. Pyatt took a Coach Of The Year Keeping teams and short sprints was the James Guiles teamed up to burn same four took the 880 relay third in the one mile run and with a time of 1:30.8. decisive factor as the Tigers up the mile relay with a time of Guiles copped second place in Tiger track coach James Thomas, James Robinson were well behind after the field 3:30.8. In the other sprints, the low hurdles. Alvin Fraser "Bubba" Sanders was and James Washington were events. However, going into the "We had a great day," Washington won the 100 yard also heads to the lower state named 7-AAA Coach of the named to the 440 and 880 Score last two events it was obvious commented coach Bubba dash with a time of 10.3, but was meet with his second place Year following his team's relay teams. John Guiles, who the superior team was in Sanders after the meet," and followed by teammates James finish in the long jump and his first place finish in the 7- Ricky Pyatt. Willie Robinson the seven-way meet. With only we posted some fine times in all Robinson and Sumpter to give third place finish in the high AAA track meet. and Walter Robinson were the 220 yard dash and the mile our events." Howard another 1-2-4 jump. Also picking up points in named to the mile relay With relay left, Howard was already The other relay teams, the advantage in the scoring. In the the conference meet, but not Along with the naming of team while Singleton was placing for the lower state Sanders, eight Tigers were also named to the 220 yard meet, were Tim Collington with included on the all- dash and Walter Robinson \ j^ % Bob Gorman a fourth in the shot put and conference track team. was named to the 440 yard Sty? (5i»orgrtpmn Pyatt with a fourth in the two Willie Singleton, Chris dash. We often make mistakes when we rush our ac mile run. tivities, and I found that fact to be true last week. I 5r Qualifiers from today's action would gladly have taken last Tuesday back, if I had will go to the state meet to be only known what was going to happen on Wed held May 16 in Columbia. Today Jackets Rip nesday. the Tigers expect to get the toughest competition from the What began as a seemingly simple matter on Myrtle Beach Seahawks, a Tuesday avalanched the next day and I've found I team the Tigers have beaten in must use this column to bail myself out. Please head to head competition, but Blue Devils never in a three or more team bear with me. meet. The Andrews Yellow Jackets Devils four first inning runs and spotted the Pleasant HiJJ Blue then stormed back to beat the I received a letter on Tuesday from a Doris Devils 12-6 last Friday. Pringle, who just happens to be a ninth grade Andrews tied the score 4-4 at the end of the first and cruised student at Choppee. It was a nice letter saying how on to victory from there. John much She appreciated my coming to Choppee on Radcliff, Randy Wilson and May 1 to take pictures of the school's May Day John Spivey all had three hits celebrations. Being very conscious of public and two R.B.I.'s a piece to pace relations, I wrote Miss Pringle back immediately, the win. Rodney Matthews added two hits and four R.B. I.'s thanking her for her kind words. I didn't tell Doris to help his team. that part of the reason I went to Choppee that day Jim Tanner started on the was to get out of Georgetown for a few hours, see mound for the Jackets, but was my friends in the school's athletic department and relieved by Lonnie Gardner who get a free meal. In all truthfulness, getting those was credited with the win. pictures was in many ways secondary. The Jackets are now 6-1 in the 7-AA with three games remaining in league play. If the I had forgotten the whole matter when I arrived Jackets can win two of those at work on Wednesday, but when the mail came in, three games, they will be I was shocked to find some 30 letters all addressed assured of post-season play-off to me. It didn't take me long to realize that Doris' action. Today they play at letter had somehow managed to arrive a day early Johnsonville. and her words were only the calm before the storm. I had already mailed my return to Doris and I didn't know exactly what to do. Writing another 30 Stars, replies wasn't the answer though. However, writing one column might be and so Hawks this column is for all those lovely students who "found" the time to write this reporter. Unbeaten Why I received so many letters at one time The Georgetown Stars and the wasn't clear right away. I did notice that Clifton Georgetown Hawks continued Carr got his letter through with only an eight cent their winning ways as they head stamp and that was certainly impressive. And of for a showdown this Thursday night in the Coastal Softball course some of the students didn't exactly have my League. name right. David Cody wrote to a "Mr. The Hawks, behind the Goreman", Kenneth Guiles sent his letter to "Mr. pitching of John Cureton, won Gordom" and Martha Wright, who wrote the two games last week while the shortest letter ("thank you for be out here on May Stars won one. Day") penned her appreciation to a "Mr. Gornan." The Stars picked up their second win of the year with a 6-0 Come on kids, I've never spelled "Choppee" wrong. whitewash of the Georgetown The Howard Tigers With Coach Bubba Sanders, Right, Show Off Their New Trophy Steelers. Harry Moore picked After wading through several letters and all the up the mound win, scattering compliments towards my work here at the paper, three hits. Ricky Rowe, Tommy "l ( ". In 8-AA Track Meet Sawyer and Charlie Gaskins all (Leroy Funnye and Julius Cochran called my had two hits to pace the Stars coverage of Choppee 'inclusive') the true reasons attack. Willie Tanner was for the students efforts showed through. Youth tagged with the loss. Tiny 11 Marsh had two of the Steelers "PS," added Priscella Holmes, "Mr. Pope, three hits. our civics teacher tell us to write." Indians Cop Second The Hawks knocked off Folly "O.K., Mr. Pope," I thought to myself, "What Leagues Grove 4-2, beating former The Choppee Indians finished I-arry Coley took third with Horace Washington won the teammate Bob Farwell, before gives? I mean, I know you called one time to second in the 8-AA conference 20'2". James Armstrong took a 220 yard dash with 23.6 and the comming back to nip the complain when there were no pictures in the paper second in the two mile and the Pleasant Hill Eagles 7-5. Buck their unbeaten mark has them track meet last week, but will mile relay with a time of 3:34.2. By Eddie Oliver 440 relay team won first with a Otum had a three for four after the Choppee boys basketball team beat in first place. But three teams, be sending many performers to The Ruble Oil Braves and the clocking of 44.6. performance at the plate to lead Winyah the first time, but was THIS really First Federal Orioles took over Kraft Credit, The Georgetown the lower state track meet being held today at Johnsonville. the Hawks while Terry necessary?" first place in their respective Steelers and the Lions Club are Burroughs absorbed the leagues last week. The Braves closing in. The Steelers and the The Indians, conference and The Indians went one-two in Tigers the 100 yard dash as Larry pitching loss for the Eagles. I tried to stop worrying why Mr. Pope suggested took over first in the National Lions both picked up two wins state AA champs last year, STANDINGS to his students to write ("It was very nice of Mr. League by defeating the last week while Kraft Credit scored 58.5 points to take second Coley and Jerry Armstrong won their only encounter and all both went 10.5. Lonnie Ford Georgetown Pharmacy behind new league champs Eastern Div. Pope for allowing me time to write this letter in his Dodgers in a rain shortened three teams show only one loss then captured second in the two Slip By Cross with 81.5. Lincoln Hawks class," commented Karen Gamble) and just enjoy contest Wednesday by a 3-2 going into this week's action. mile race while the 880 relay 3-0 captured third with 9, Winyah Stars the letters. Johnny Wright wrote his letters like a count and then outscored the Here's a rundown of some of had 8 and St. Stephen had 6. team was taking first in the 2-0 will ("I, Johnny Wright" he began) and generally, Rotary Giants 10-6 Friday last week's games in Youth time of 1:37.2. Seahawks 2-1 Baseball: Choppee started off with a win St. Stephen Steelers 0-1 most of the offerings were a mere series of com afternoon. The Dodgers fell in the discus as Robert The Indians captured second The Howard Tigers scored a Pellets 0-2 pliments for the coverage, past and present, I have another game back by dropping Geathers took the event with a an 11-9 decision to the E.M.B.A. and third in the 440 yard dash run in the top of the sixth inning given the school. FIRST FEDERAL ORIOLES 3, throw of 131' 9". Ervin Parker Western Div. Mets Friday afternoon and are E.M.B.A. METS 2 with Dody Tucker coming in at to break a 3-3 deadlock and beat took third with 104' 6". The top 52.3 and Cornellius Reed P. Forest 2-4 now two full games behind the The First Federal Orioles three performers in every event the St. Stephen Rams 4-3 last However, just when I was getting a little 'big- front running Braves. coming in at 53.5. John Friday night. F. Grove 1-1 '* scored three runs in the bottom go to the lower state meet. M. Creek headed' I came upon James Gibson's correspon of the first inning and held on Armstrong then won the 180 low Donnie Moore was the 1-1 The Orioles now lead the Dody Tucker took a second in P.H. Eagles 0-2 American League race by two behind the pitching of hard hurdles with at time of 21.9 and winning pitcher; going all the dence. the long jump with 20'9" and Larry Coley took third with 22.3. P. H. Travelers 0-3 "I shall like to thank you for your wonderful full games over the second throwing righthander Chuck CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 place C. B. Club Twins. The Moore to record a 3-2 win over coverage of our May Day Activities even though Orioles, from the Kensington the inspired E.M.B.A. Mets. some members of the student body are not in the area, won two squeakers last Tommy Earl Barnhill led the same accord." week as they edged the Oriole hitting attack with a E.M.B.A. Mets 3-2 Tuesday and three for three performance. I began to wonder what James might mean when then came from behind to nip GEORGETOWN TIMES I read Alicia Armstrong's letter. the Georgetown Times Tigers 5- TIGERS 14, "You're good, but not good enough. Please write 4 on Thursday. CB. CLUB TWINS 3 back so I can get a grade." Fat chance on a return The Farm League races The Georgetown Times remain a little closer as three Tigers got two hits each from letter Alicia. teams sport unbeaten marks Richard Lambert and Mike A couple of the letters surprised me. Loletha going into this weeks action. In Strickland enroute to a 14-3 Reed and York Winns both expressed sorrow that I the National League the First victory over the CB. Club was leaving for a larger paper in a larger city. May Citizens Dodgers won two Twins. The loss was only the I ask one thing, Loletha and York? When you find games last week to tie the second of the season for the WINH Giants for first place in Twins. out what town, what paper and when , would you the National League. The The Tigers scored six runs in please write again? Giants only played one game to both the second and fifth innings increase their record to 4-0. The as they ran away from their Apparently some of Mr. Pope has rubbed off on Dodger win came over the Mets neighborhood rivals. his students. "I was very disappointed when we and the Yankees while the Edward Wright got the pitch played Winyah and you didn't have any pictures Giants claimed the Athletics as ing win for the Tigers. their victim. OPTIMIST CLUB ANGELS 13, about our big win," wrote Luethei Linen. The White Sox still hold first PAWLEYS ISLAND RED SOX in the American Farm League Drew Johnson banged out a "There is one thing that I didn't like...when race, but came close to losing home run and a triple to back Choppee won the game with Winyah you didn't take their first game of the season the one hit pitching of Tony any pictures. I'd really like to know why? asked last week. They might in fact Matthews and Kenny Hilburn as Sarah Haynes. Gee gang, I certainly didn't hear still lose that game as they the Optimist Club Angels trailed the Ball and Cue Orioles pounded the Pawleys Island any complaints from Winyah. For the record, there when rain washed out the final Red Sox 13-1. were 16 action pictures of Choppee players in the inning last Wednesday. A The Angels had eight hits in paper during the season, two different team pic decision on whether the game all with Tony Johnson, George tures, one picture of the starting five and coach was final or not had not been Morris and Richie Skipper also made at this writing. The collecting two hits in the game. John Spears and three pictures of individual South Carolina National Bank The Angels big inning was the performers.. Plus five pictures of Choppee girls in Yankees saw their share of the first as they score seven runs to action. I would have had more pictures appear in league vanish as they dropped open up an early lead. both of their contests last week. USING HER HEAD—Denise King of Winyah Howard runner. Watching the action is June the paper, but they wouldn't let me run any on the CB. CLUB TWINS 10, The Bay Area Flames won front page or the women's page. OPTIMIST CLUB ANGELS 1 doesn't use the prescribed method for fielding Parsons. Winyah beat the Howard Girls in softball their only game last week in ground balls, but it's effective never-the-less. She last Wednesday. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Palmetto Youth action and Jamie Gray hurled a one CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 finally found the handle in time to throw out a o8-/0{eCr{{ THE GEORGETOWN (S. C) TIMES, Tuesday, "WHE KANSAS CITY ROYALS WERE DISAPPOINTING ...Keeping Score LAST YEAR, AND AREN'T RATED TOO HIGHLY THIS YEAR, BUT COULD PULL SO/ME SURPRISES. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 THE BRIGHTEST SPOT AGAIN,FOR SECOND YEAR, In closing, I would like to thank you all for writing SHOULD BE whether I mentioned your name or not. But unless you are Doris Pringle, don't expect a reply. I like to write letters, but I'm not obsessed with it.- And for Brenda Pyatt who asked "what exactly inspired you to get into that line of work?" I can only say the reason is simple; I like nothing more than writing about nice people, like the ninth graders at Choppee High School. Snow Starts LAST YEAR, STEVE COMPLETED 20 CONTESTS, WINNING 22 GAMES AND WORKING A TEAM- Operating BUSBY HAD ANOTHER RECORD TOTAL OF 292 INNINGS WHILE NO- HITTER LAST YEAR, Gene Snow and Clayton Funny Car title in the IHRA RECORDING /98 THE FIRST MAN TO HURL Harris, two race drivers who Southern Nationals at Charlotte STRIKEOUTS. THIS CAME NO HITTERS IN EACH OF have spent more time with last week. Snow plans to make AFTER A BRILLIANT HIS FIRST TWO SEASONS. doctors and nurses in the past his first driver comeback at ROOKIE SEASON—16-IS, BURBANK,CALIF. NATIVE IS few months than they have on tempt in the IHRA Pro-Am WITH ONE NO-HITTER. A GRADUATE OF U. S. C. race tracks, are beginning to Nationals at Rockingham, May make IHRA competitors ill with 10-17-18. their performances. Harris, one of the sport's Snow, recovering from fiercest competitors until SCOKIINI; EASILY—As the ball eludes Howard's Howard played each other on several occasions this delicate back surgery, saw suffering multiple leg fractures Program May Aid Icatcher, a Winyah runner crosses the plate un- spring. substitute driver Dale Emory in a wreck last season, beat drive his Snowman Vega to the IHRA champion Dale Funk in |molested. The girls' teams from Winyah and the finals at Charlotte although he had to walk to his racer on Private Pond Owners crutches. After a series of operations Harris hopes to be Private pond owners who "Our aim," Culler said, "is to walking without crutches when may be interested in opening help fishermen and pond Youth League Standings, Results he bids for his first national title their ponds to the public for a owners alike find happiness." of the season in Rockingham's fee or otherwise are asked to The department would also Pro-Am. send their names and addresses encourage pond owners to get CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 defeat as they scored three runs E.M.B.A. METS 11, run, but lost the lead in the cause with a three for three Snow, who defeated IHRA to the South Carolina Wildlife into the fishing business so that I hitter and Ronnie Wilson, Don in the bottom of the ninth to GEORGETOWN PHARMACY third. performance at the plate to lead Funny Car champion Ron and Marine Resources more public fishing will be Moore and Frankie Smalls all hand the Georgetown Times DODGERS 9 the Lions to a 13-0 win over Colson's Chi-Town Hustler in Department. provided. Department had two hits as the CB. Club Tigers a 5-4 loss last Thursday. An error in the top of the sixth KRAFT CREDIT 9, Coburg. Rainwater's hits the U.S. Open Nationals at If enough interest is biologists point out that the Twins walloped the Optimist The Tigers had taken a 4-2 lead inning allowed two runs to score GEORGETOWN SHARKS 2 included a triple and two Rockingham last fall, rates a generated, the locations of these more a pond is fished, | Club Angels 10-1. in the top of the inning, but to give the E.M.B.A. Mets an 11- Ricky Matthews struck out doubles. Mark Johnson and co-favorite in that division ponds will be registered with generally, the better off it is Drew Johnson got the only hit seven walks in the last of the 9 win over the Georgetown eleven Shark batters to lead his Terry Vause both had two along with such well-known the department on a master list management wise. I for the Angels driving in his inning gave the win to the Pharmacy Dodgers last Kraft Credit team to an easy 9-2 doubles for the Lions. stars as Raymond Beadle in the which will be made available to Cooperating pond owners will team's only run with a double. Orioles. Friday. The Mets had gone win over the Georgetown Blue Max, Dale Pulde in the the public. also be advised on management Sharks. Bryan Kirby led Kraft BAY AREA FLAMES 10, Eastern Raider, Kenny Safford for their ponds by department FIRST FEDERAL ORIOLES 5, ahead 9-0 after the first two Through this program pond Hal James picked up the win at the plate with three hits while MCDONALD HAWKS 0 in Mr. Norm, Ron Colson in fisheries biologists, and receive GEORGETOWN TIMES innings, but the Dodgers owners who provide fee-fishing in relief and James, Tommy three teammates had two hits Chicago Patrol, Jungle Jim other benefits from the | TIGERS 4 scratched back and tied the should see an increase in the Earl Barnhill and Charles game in the bottom of the fifth each. I.iberman and 1973 IHRA number of fishermen using department to encourage •Sturkie got the only three hits when Benjie Anderson hit his Donnie Grey hurled a no Driver of the Year Richard their ponds, says John Culler, participation in the program. The First Federal Orioles for the Orioles. The Tigers had fifth home run of the season. GEORGETOWN STEELERS hitter that included seven Tharp in a new Monza built by director of the department's For more information write: I came back from the brink of four hits in the game. Walt Langston picked up the strikeouts to lead the Bay Area Mike Burkhart. Information and Public Affairs Pond Access Program, P.O. DIXIE YOUTH pitching win in relief for the MCDONALD HAWKS 2 Flames to their third straight Division. Box 167, Columbia, 29202. Mets. Dennis Ward gave up only two win, a 10-0 shutout of the Harris will face the nation's hits and struck out seven McDonald Hawks. Grey also led toughest Top Fuel competition his team at the plate with four National League W GB FIRST CITIZENS BANK batters to lead the Georgetown in going against Funk, Don "Big hits while teammates David Map-Brochures Made LITTLE DODGERS 14, Steelers to an 11-2 win over the Daddy" Garlits, Jack Hart's 7 _ Heyward and Sandy McCray Ruble Oil Braves 1 HOLLIDAY OIL LITTLE McDonald Hawks last week. Golddigger, Pro-Am defending 5 each had two hits to drive in two (ieorgetown Pharmacy Dodgers 3 2 METS 5 Marc Hudson and Macajiah champ Jim Hundley in the runs each. E.M.B.A. Mets 4 4 3 The First Citizens Dodgers Williams both had two hits for Starrliner, Marshall Love in the Available For Free 4 4 3 the Steelers. Rotary Club Giants got their third win of the season Carroll Bros, creation that won Fishing and boat landing 1 7 LIONS CLUB 13, techniques and most popular Haselden Oil Pirates 6 as they defeated the Holliday WARRIORETTES 29, the U.S. Open title here last map-brochures are available COBURG DAIRY 0 baits used in reservoirs, rivers Oil Little Mets 14-5. STINGERS 13 year. free from the South Carolina American League GB Marie Williams got the win as and streams found in a par W •• Mike Roycroft and Bobby Kevin Rainwater struck out Wildlife and Marine Resources ticular drainage. eleven batters as he got the the Warriorettes defeated the McConnell both had two hits for Wayne Gapp, who dominated Department and the public is The boat landing map pin First Federal Orioles 0 - pitching win and helped his own Stingers in girls softball. 7 the Dodgers and Jimmy the IHRA Pro Stock Division invited to write for copies to points exact locations on a local CB. Club Twins 2 2% 4 Thomas recorded the win. The last year and has national prepare themselves for the scale all public boating laun Georgetown Times Tigers 5 4% 3 Mets had three hits in the game. championship triumphs at current fishing season. ching ramps throughout the Optimist Club Angels 6 5Ms ?. Cindy Alford became the first Miami, Fla., and Amarillo, state. Pawleys Island Red Sox 7 7 0 girl to pitch in a Dixie Youth Tex., this season, ranks as the Covering the state's major Write: Fishing and Boating contest in Georgetown when ... Tigers Win driver to beat in that drainages, the fishing map Maps, P.O. Box 167, Columbia, FARM LEAGUE she came in to pitch the final professional category. describes the fish, fishing S.C. 29202. inning of the game for the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 National League w GB Dodgers. However, three consecutive way as the Tigers improved singles and a pass ball in the 4 0 their record to 8-12. Rams next time at bat tied the WINH Giants GEORGETOWN PLAZA RED 4 0 Howard jumped on the Rams score at 3-3 and the game stayed First Citizens Bank Dodgers SOX 10, 3 2 for a first inning run as Ken that way until the sixth inning. Maryville Pirates BALL AND CUE ORIOLES 9 Andrews Bank Braves 2 3 2% Simmons walked; stole second Don Gilliard opened the sixth Frederick McCray got the win Holliday Oil Mets 0 5 4% and came home on a single by with a walk, was sacrificed to and Kenneth Snow had a home Barry High. $&& IU/&, second by Norris Jackson and run as the Georgetown Plaza American League W •• GB The Tigers added a couple of came home with the winning Red Sox defeated the Ball and runs in the third with Simmons run on a single by Mike Cue Orioles in a farm league (ieorgetown Steel White Sox 3 0 again walking, High lacing a Sessions. Sale May 19-24 South Carolina National Yankees 2 2 game. single and Moore aiding his own Tonight Howard faces Stall in Georgetown Ferreduction A's 2 2 1% cause with a towering double another 7-AAA conference Jaycees Angels 2 3 2 RUBLE OIL BRAVES 3, that brought home Simmons game starting at 7:30 p.m. at (ieorgetown Plaza Red Sox 2 3 2 GEORGETOWN PHARMACY and High. the Stadium. Hall and Cue Orioles 0 3 3 DODGERS 2 The Ruble Oil Braves scored PALMETTO YOUTH W L GB three runs in the third on four ENTER THE Gibson hits and made the runs hold up Bay Area Sporting Goods Flames 3 0 as they defeated the (ieorgetown Lions Club 4 1 Georgetown Pharmacy Georgetown Plaza Kraft Credit ,i 1 Dodgers 3-2. Curtis Sheppard (ieorgetown Steelers 2 1 1 went all the way to get credit for (ieorgetown Sharks 2 2 \Vz the win. Coburg Dairy 0 4 The Dodgers grabbed an If 0 5 early lead when Benjie SILVER (MIMING DATS McDonald Hawks 4 "HangTen Anderson hit a first inning home THE WINYAH HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST Gome In Today And Read The Gibson Warranty If you are ENTER THE concerned BASEBALL TEAM And You'll Get A Chance to Win about quality •t / SALUTE OUR FRIENDS GEORGETOWN PLAZA Silver!- "HANG TEN" CONTEST A Silver Brick (Valued At ,50000) STOP 1 Bonnie Ackerman and read this I Lillie Ackerman Tony Jordan Present Market Value Mr. and Mrs. T.J. 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Morris 1 Lloyd Cribb Palmetto Package Shops Frost Free 1 David Curry Mr. Joe Parker 1 Dixie Auto Parts Parker — Dunn 1 Ferdon Corporation Parrish Motor Co. REFRIGERATOR I Freeman & Johnson Agency Piggly Wiggly No. 4 1 John Friend William Poston 95 1 Galloway Furniture Ray's Mens' & Boy's Shop *329 1 Georgetown Auto Parts Charles Rish 1 Georgetown Coca Cola Bottling Co. W.A. Rogers, Jr. 1 Georgetown Ice Company Ruble Oil Company 2 Categories: OBSTACLE & FREE Pictured 1 Georgetown Laundry Sampit Furniture STYLE 1 Georgetown Mill Supplies Leon Sanderson 1 Georgetown Red & White Schooler - Glidden Decoration Center 1st. Prize: Chicago Skateboard with I (i & G Wholesale Billy Simmons Cadillac Wheels and Trophy. I Ovida S. Gilchrist Derrick A. Stalvey 2nd Prize: Skateboard and Trophy WILDES TV and APPLIANCE 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Harrell Stereo Shak 3rd Prize: Skateboard and Trophy 1 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Howell Jo Anne and Tom Swinnie 10 South Morgan 1 LB. Howell Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Swann, Sr. 1 John B. Jayroe, Sr. Frances G. Swann All Entries will receive a Pass to HUB Theatre to ANDREWS, S. C Phone 264-8442 1 Wh. Jayroe, Jr. Bill Taylor see "Doc Savage" 1 Jayroe's Westside Drug Whistling Pig FREE PARKING and EASY TERMS 1 Billy R. Jordan Winyah Amusement Company Enter at the Plaza Saturday morning at 10 A.M. I Hubert W. Jordan, Jr. Winyah Auto Parts or Call 546-9649. "We Service What We SeU" THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES. Tuesday, Mav 13. 1975 11 TEC Chairman Resigns CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 been cut off and remarked that an opinion on the legality of the for the Horry-Georgetown TEC, which institutions must "there is no way that we can action and added: $200,000 come from students' maintain if they are to retain continue to operate the Horry- "If I have to, I'll bring a court tuitions and fees, $700,000 from their accreditation," Palmer Georgetown Technical suit personally to get the funds the State of South Carolina and said. Education Center without these (restored.)" about $100,000 from Horry and On April 29, the chairman of funds under existing policy, Van Osdell said the Horry Georgetown Counties the Horry-Georgetown TEC procedures and rules as set delegation to his knowledge combined. area commission, Frank A. forth by the State Board for never met or took a vote to cut For the current fiscal year, Thompson of Myrtle Beach, Technical and Comprehensive off funds. $110,909 was requested from wrote to Senator Stevens saying Education. "It's apparent to me by this Horry and Georgetown Counties that the Horry delegation's In his letter to Senator action, those members of the with $73,939 from Horry and choice for director, Gerald Stevens, Thompson said that delegation (Stevens, Hodges $36,970 from Georgetown. Brooks, night director at Horry- unless he could meet with the and Floyd) are acting in Georgetown County honored the Georgetown TEC, would not be delegation and unless the complete disregard for the $36,970 request, but Horry only recommended for the Horry-Georgetown commission welfare of the students at TEC appropriated $64,111.69, the permanent director's post. could proceed and select a and the taxpayers of Horry same amount as in the previous Thompson asked for a meeting permanent director with each County," Van Osdell said. fiscal year. with the Horry delegation to member of the Horry The Myrtle Beach legislator Of that amount, discuss the matter, noting that delegation's support, his letter continued: approximately $18,000 now is he had asked the State TEC should be considered a letter of "I think it's inexcusable and being withheld by the three interviewing to recommend resignation. irresponsible to criticize the members of the Horry other candidates and felt the The TEC chairman never commission because the big delegation. meeting with the delegation was received an acknowledgement holdup (in choosing a director) One member of the Horry needed to "come to a better of his letter from Stevens or any has been the (Horry) delegation "trio", which Myrtle Beach's understanding concerning response. trying to ram cronyism down Van Osdell has called the "Loris Horry-Georgetown Tech However, Thompson did the people's throat." Ring", told news reporters in nical Education Center." receive a copy of a lengthy Representative Hodges has Horry County that the The chairman also noted that letter from Representative charged his House colleague delegation cut off the funds funds appropriated by the Hodges to Senator Stevens, with lying, saying the despite an opinion by Attorney Horry County supply bill had which stated in its last delegation had discussed the cut Genera] Daniel R. McLeod that LAYING A PARK—Workers spread concrete at benches was completed at that time. paragraph a request by Hodges off of TEC funds in Van Osdell's impoundment of appropriated the Front St. Mini-Park last week. A walkway with that Thompson's resignation be presence and "he seemed to funds is illegal in South ...Drowning accepted. agree with us." Van Osdell Carolina. (The U.S. Supreme When Representative James strongly denied this. Court recently ruled that it is CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Van Osdell of Horry County Hodges charged the area illegal for the President of the taking on water. Heard of the decision of the commissions' right to choose its United States to refuse to spend The boy who had on a life Horry delegation to cut off TEC director was being usurped by appropriated congressional mm jacket swam to shore. He came funds he charged his fellow the State TEC agency. funds.) out about midnight and began delegation members with an State TEC policy calls for an "We did cut off the funds-or hollering for help, Sheriff "arrogant and illegal abuse of interviewing committee from we asked that they be withheld- Carter said. Residents in the power," saying he was a the State TEC office to and quite frankly we are aware area responded to the boy's member of the delegation and interview and pass on the of the attorney general's ruling calls. the first he knew of the with applications of all candidates saying we can't do that," Civil Defense, State Wildlife, drawal of Horry funds was for a director's job. Then the Representative Hodges said. FRONT STREET and Rescue Squad workers when contacted by news State office recommends the "It's important enough that began searching for Fanning's reporters. name of the three persons we cut these funds off until we GEORGETOWN body Sunday morning. They deemed best qualified to the find out if the state is going to be recovered the body in the The Myrtle Beach legislator area commission, which then able to dictate to our local area vicinity of the drowning about said he will ask Attorney either selects one of the three or commission their every move," 10 A. M. Monday. General Daniel R. McLeod for rejects all three, asking for Hodges said. another slate of three names. In cutting off funding for When three candidate were TEC, the Horry County recommended by the State delegation also has spiked a $2.5 German Engineers office last September, the Horry million building program that County members of the TEC would provide a large addition commission refused to consider to the Red Hill campus and a any of them because they satellite building in Georgetown Visit Ferreduction contained no residents of Horry County. Some 80 per cent County, particularly the TEC federal funds would be provided center's night director, Gerald withonly 20 per cent local Six representatives of Lurgi Engineer; and Mssrs. Renner, Brooks. The three Georgetown (Horry-Georgetown) funding Chemical and Metallurgical Rose and Husaan, Process County members of the TEC required. Engineering, GmbH, Engineers. commission disagreed, This building proposal now is Dusseldorf, West Germany will contending that .the State policy in limbo also. visit Georgetown Ferreduction was fair and the commission As for operation of the Center, Corporation today. The visit Three should seek the best qualified it probably will have to close its winds up a three week person available. All three of doors when available funds run orientation and familiarization the men recommended by the out. However, an effort is being program with the Midrex Injured In State commission had extensive made to see if the TEC Center Process. backbrounds in technical legally could borrow funds education Charleston and against next year's state Recent program coverage at Spartanburg Counties and in Midrex headquarters in Accident appropriation to continue North Carolina and with a operation through tyhe Charlotte included plant college in Kentucky. circuits, process equipment, Three persons were injured in remainder of the current fiscal instrumentations, auxiliary an accident last Saturday near The Horry members of the year that ends June 30. If not, system, energy requirements the Georgetown Shopping nine member Horry- the only alternative is to close and construction and operation Plaza. Georgetown Commission then the TEC center when available techniques. asked that the names of Gerald funds for this fiscal year are A car driven by Dr. Lloyd Brooks and Tom Reid of the exhausted. The program objectives were Benton Williams of Georgetown to provide background TEC center staff and that of and another car driven by William F. Anderson, a Conway information necessary for Willie Ben Green, also of Congressm an participants to work in sales native now director of the Georgetown, collided at the Darlington Area Vocational and construction of the Midrex intersection of U.S. 701 at Process. School be submitted. The state Jenrette Rosemont Avenue across from office refused to do this, Lurgi Chemical and the shopping plaza. Engineering, GmbH became declaring it against state policy. Moves Office officially involved with the Williams and Green were Out of a million dollar budget Midrex Process early this year both treated by a doctor for Congressman John Jenrette's when they were granted sales serious injuries. Also, Marie (6th-S.C.) home office in POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT and construction licenses for Miller, one of four passengers in Florence will move to the J.L. certain areas of Eastern Green's car, was treated by a ...Jobless McMillan Federal Building at Europe, Africa The Middle East doctor for minor injuries. 401 West Evans St. in Florence. and Iberian Peninsula. His present office will be CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Other Midrex licensees Williams' car was severely closed Friday, May 16 to REMNANTS include Korf Engineering, damaged and Green's car The 16.6 per cent rate facilitate this move. Office GmbH Dusseldorf, West moderately damaged in the represents 1,271 persons hours and telephone service will 60" Wide From % Yard to 7/8 Yard Lenghts Germany and Mitsui and incident. euemployed in the county. This resume on May 19. Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. figure is 503 jobless more than Compare At *2" A Yard Korf Engineering is responsible In another accident last the week before when the rate for Midrex sales and Monday, a Baltimore, was 11.2 per cent. construction in Western Maryland, woman suffered Meanwhile, statewide insured Europe, the USSR, certain minor injuries. unemployment totaled 79,030 areas in Africa and The Middle A car driven by Mrs. Sandra persons for the week ended East. Mitsui and Company is April 26. This figure is 3,207 less responsible for Midrex sales in P. Williams of Georgetown and a station wagon driven by than the week before. The rate Asia (excluding the USSR), of insured unemployment was Australia and Venezuela. Margaret M. Schicketanz of Baltimore collided at the 9.5 per cent, down Lurgi personnel who will be intersection of Fraser and In neighboring Horry County, [rfsiting GFC at this time are Highmarket Streets. the rate was 6.5 per cent down | Nlssrs. Scheu and Phlak, Design Schicketanz awas taken for from 6.6 per cent the week EXPLAIN THE THE PLUMBER Project Engineers; Mr. treatment to the hospital with before. This represents 1,105 PHRA5B 'PAY WANTS HIS Wessels, Design Electrical minor injuries. persons jobless in that county. THE PIPER". MONEY. DESITIN DABAWAYS /rv^ESITIN > 36 Pop-Up Cloths IWP-"PCMW^ NEWBORN PAMPERS 30's Reg.'l" ^ V ^ ^fr oQ-lObO'H-hi THE GEORGETOWN TIMES. Tuesday, Local firm needs RN's and NETS-Seine or gill nets. Made NOTICE OF FINAL LPN's for shift work. or repaired. 2009 Prince Street DISCHARGE Openings on all shifts. Good Ext. Phone 546-9287. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fringe benefits. If interested 7tp5-29 that at 11:00 o'clock in the send resume to Nurses. P.O. forenoon on May 20, 1975, the Drawer G. Georgetown, Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! Kelp! undersigned will file his final 29440. 12tc6-17 Now all four in one capsule, accounting and make ap ask for VB6+. Scottie plication to the Probate Court of HELP WANTED-National Discount Pharmacy. 9tp 6-10 Georgetown County, South Carolina, for final discharge as Finance Company has MISCELLANEOUS-Do you FOR SALE—61 Ford Bus, needs FOR SALE-1974 250 Honda opening for assit. mgr. Committee of the ESTATE of CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE—Lot on Black River FOR SALE-1972 Chevrolet have a family picture favorite Leila McKnight Marshall body work. Good mechanical Impala, 4-door hardtop, radio, Elsinore-$750, 1974 XR75 trainee. All fringe benefits. • cents a word—1st Insertion with 2 bedroom trailer. Call that's cracked, faded or torn? Thompson. 5 cents a word—Each ad 234-2791 -7:00to9:00p.m.;or condition, 65 passenger. Call air conditioning, power Honda $350, Wesco Car needed. Call 546-5176. Our photo restoration service 546-6556. tic brakes. Equity and assume Motorcycle trailer, $150 and 5 Liberty Loans Corp. 2tc 5-15 R.J. Ferdon, Sr. ditional Insertion 234-3702. tfc can repair the damage and Committee for the Estate of DEADLINE — Noon Friday payments. Call 546-7158 after 5 HP Tecumseh Go-Cart $175. give you as many copies of the tf FOR SALE—Three bedroom p.m. tfc Can be seen at Indigo Hall Apt ASST. MGR. TRAINEE-- Leila McKnight Marshall m For Tuesday's Paper. Noon FOR SALE-Several nice lots restored portrait you want in Thompson mobile home; $95 down and No. 3; also, 4 ton mobile home Landmark Finance the sizes you want. Paige Tuesday For Thursday's at N. Litchfield. Call James Georgetown, S.C. 29440 take over payments. Cal) FOR SALE-Used Sears air conditioner $500, 18,000 Corporation is looking for a Sawyer Photography. 632% Paper. W. Smith Real Estate Co., 237- Georgetown, S.C. 4246. tfc Colonial Mobile Homes, 546- washing machine. Also new BTU Air-Conditiner $200. man interested in building a Front St. Evenings call 546- 7110. tfc kitchen cabinets. Tel. 546- ltc 5-13 future for himself. If you are 3745. tfc April 17,1975 4tc 5-13 8383. tfc willing to work and want a FOR SALE—Cabinet Grand NOTICE Grinne) Upright Piano. FOR SALE—grain fed FOR SALE-15" Tri-hull secure job we might have what you are looking for. We FOR SALE Refinished, new felt tuned, Charalois beef, out of FOR SALE—Hobie cats in Thunderbird boat with top, Legal Notices STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA performance tested herd. Will stock. All sailing equipment. galvanized trailer, 100 H.P. offer paid vacations, paid excellent condition, $450. Call holidays, sick leave, and COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN GENERAL ELECTRIC sales 237-2295. tfc slaughter and cut to your Sails and Surf, Hwy 501, Evinrude motor. All in IN THE COURT OF COMMON preference. Your cost will be Myrtle Beach, S.C. tfc excellent condition. 546-4653. retirement. Please apply in SUMMONS and service. Also General person at our office at 809 PLEAS Electric appliances. Washers, 95 cents a pound wrapped and 4tc5-22 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR SALE—Boat, motor, labeled in your freezer. Help Front Street. tfc Tittis Brown, Jr., dryers, refrigerators, ranges trailer, 15-ft. Glastron; 28 HP The Georgetown Chapter of the COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN Plaintiff yourself and your budget (cut U.D.C. has recently reprinted FOR SALE--1 Doberman Franklin Jones and Mary and freezers. Griffith's Gas Evinrude. Real Good pincher, female 9 months old, , vs. and Appliances. Phone 546- out the middle man). Black the long unavailable For Love Francis Smith Jones, condition, $550. Call 546- Mingo Ranch, Georgetown, all shots, ear & tail cropped. John Doe, a fictitious name 4194. tfc of a Rebel. Quantity is Miscellaneous Petitioners 3019. 2tc5-13 S.C. Call 382-8151. 4tc5-15 Call 546-2048. tfc used to represent unknown limited. Copies may be VS persons claiming any right, purchased at the Mark Twain FOR SALE-A set of 40,000 mile FOR SALE—Ranch style home MISCELLANEOUS-Will do Richard Anthony Fields also title, estate, lien or interest in guarantee radial tires, one of FOR SALE-24 x 60' trailer, Store. 4tc5-13 Gardening work with tractor known as Richard Anthony the property described in the with 3 bedrooms in Maryville. double-wide, 2 full baths, the safest tires you can have. Includes all appliances, living FOR RENT and bush-hogging. Contact Fields Jones, an infant under Complaint adverse to Plaintiff's Call William Brown or Larry large living & kitchen, 3 FOR SALE—22 HP Mercury Earl Wheeler, Rt. 3, Box 251, the age of fourteen (14) years", title thereto, and Richard Roe, a room with fireplace, carport bedrooms, den, dining, Holliday. 5464666. tfc with storage area. Call James outboard motor. Call 558-3972 FOR RENT—Two and three Andrews, Phone 234-2273. tfc and Betty E. Fields, fictitious name designating all laundry room with washer & after 6:00 p.m. 2tp 5-13 bedroom air conditioned Respondents. unknown persons belonging to W. Smith Real Estate Co., 237- dryer on 1 acre lot. Located on FOR SALE—Special deals on 10 4246. tfc trailers. Winyah Mobile Richmond Lodge for children- TO THE RESPONDENTS said class who may be minore, and 12 wide trade-ins - also Garrison Rd. $14,000. Call 546- FOR SALE—1971 Torino, motor Homes, Fogel St., George ABOVE NAMED: incompetents, or under some 8365 or 546-7781. 4tp5-15 all ages. Hour, day, week, Sat. repossessions for as little as FOR SALE-1974 Gran Torino size-302. Also, 4000 used town. Concrete patios and For information, Call 546-6812. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM legal disability, $95 down and assume pay Sports, air conditioned, good bricks. Call 546-6610. 2tc 5-13 water furnished. See Night 546-9063. 10tc5-22 MONED and required to an Defendants. ments. Call 347-3388 or see at condition. For further FOR SALE-REPOSSESSED- manager, CD. Marsh, 546- swer the Petition in this matter, TO ANY UNKNOWN New Home Deluxe Model does FORSALE-CL175 -1972 Honda Direct Factory Outlet Mobile information call 264-5943. tfc 5943, or call collect, Mr. or MISCELLANEOUS - Yards a copy of which is herewith DEFENDANTS who may be Homes, Conway. tfc everything. Sold originally for 4-7.5 inch E.T. Mags, Brand Mrs. B.A. Graham, 659-2994, served upon you, and to serve a minors or persons under over $300. Balance $98.40. Will New. Phone 546-4430. tfc cut. Reasonable prices. Call FOR SALE-1973 Honda 500, Turbeville. tfc Charlie Bourne, 546-6561. copy of your answer or return to disability. NATURAL GAS good condition. $950. Call 546- accept $8.10 per month. Call 1- tip Ml the said Petition on the Sub TAKE NOTICE: That an 871-18% anytime. 4tc5-15 FOR SALE-Litchfield Beach- scribers at their office, 604 APPLIANCES- Ranges, 2161 or 546-6330. 4tp5-20 One , two, and three bedroom FOR RENT—Building, located Order in the above captioned water heaters, wall furnaces South Fraser St., Hwy. 17. MISCELLANEOUS - Rubber Front Street, Georgetown, action, a copy of which appears YOUR OWN PRIVATE towne houses starting at and space heaters. Griffiths. FOR SALE-1974 Monte Carlo Ideal office space. Call 546- stamps and magnetic signs South Carolina, within twenty below, has been filed in the BEACH—Begins with a new 28,500 with financing Phone 546-4194. tfc Landau, metallic blue with 7774 day; 546-4649 night. tfc made to order. Fast printing. (20) days after the service office of the Clerk of Court for swimming pool in your available. Contact Litchfield white top, console, push One day service. Inlet hereof, exclusive of the day of Georgetown County, State backyard. Completely Real Estate 237-4241. 2tc 5-15 FOR SALE—Trophies and button windows. Call 237-2262 FOR RENT-Mobile home Marking, 236-6100. tfc such service; and if you fail to aforesaid, and that unless you installed for one low price. answer the Petition within the plaques. Large discounts to after 8 p.m. tfc FOR SALE-North Litchfield space, Pawleys Island. Call or any of you appear to have a organizations. Coastal Financing arranged. Call time afore said, the Petitioners Guardian ad Litem appointed, collect 803-779-5848 for Beach-Nice wooded lots-short 237-2123. tfc Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms in this action will apply to the Engravers, Inc. 929 N. Kings FOR SALE-1973 Camper fifth walk to the beach. Starting at and Burglar Alarms. Free that the previous appointment Highway, Myrtle Beach. Call Wheel, 29 Ft., Air Condition, complete information. 4tc 5-15 FOR RENT—2 bedroom trailer, Court for the relief demanded in of David H. Maring, Guardian $14,000. Perfect for year- estimates. McDonald Alarm. the Petition. 448-6385. tfc very clean, less than 1,500 A-C, carpet, no pets. By Call 546-6930. tfc ad Litem Nisi and the following FOR SALE—to highest bidder- round living. Call Litchfield miles. Can be seen at Holiday Real Estate 237-4241. 2tc 5-15 appointment. Triple-A Acres. GRIMES, HINDS k COWAN Order will become absolute on EARS PIERCED FREE-with Inn Gulf. For more One lot of used two-way radio Call 546-6463. tfc Humpty Dumpty Play School. Attorneys for Petitioners June 16, 1975. equipment. May be inspected purchase of ear piercing information call 546-3904.2tp 5- FOR SALE—Custom house. Open days and evenings, Frederick T. Mickler, III Robert H. O'Donnell at International Paper FOR RENT—Two bedroom studs. Irving's, 546-5614. tfc 13 Parsons Gardens, 4 Maryville area. For Georgetown, S. C. Attorney for the Plaintiff Company-Woodlands Radio trailer with washer and air bedrooms, 2Vi baths, central information call 546-8339. tfc February 28, 1975 Georgetown, S.C. FOR SALE—Used sewing FOR SALE-1973 Oakwood Shop-Georgetown, by conditioner. Cal 1546-5391. tfc To the absent Respondent, appointment. Call 546-6111, air, fully carpeted, two car May 9, 1975 machines as low as $19.95. completely furnished, central paneled garage, separate WANTED-Clocks to be re Betty E. Fields, take notice that ORDER Extension 407. Bid Opening on FOR RENT—3 bedroom Britt's, 546-3311. tfc air, washer & dryer. Call after paired. Any make, size or the Petition in this above action Upon reading and filing the May 15,1975. 3tc5-13 living room, family room, unfurnished house with 5:00 p.m., 546-8754. 3tc5-15 condition. Expert Clock together with the Summons of Master's Report in this matter, dining room, modern kitchen garage, 2013 Highmarket St. FOR SALE-1971 houseboat, 28 repair. Free estimates. which the above is a copy was I find that this is an action to with bar. Call 546-9160. No Call after 6:00 p.m. 546- ft. Nautaline. Excellent FOR SALE—3 bedroom house FOR SALE—74 Singer Zig Zag. DARDENS JEWELERS filed in the office of the Clerk of determine that the Plaintiff is agents please. 2tc 5-15 9579. tfc condition. Mericruiser 215E at Pawleys Island with scenic With built in Stretch Stitch. 901 Front St. Court for Georgetown County in the sole owner of the tract view of creek. Priced to sell in Make button holes. Sews on the State aforesaid on the 23rd Engine, compass, depth FOR SALE—Several hundred FOR RENT-beach house on the Georgetown, S.C. of land described in the finder. Priced under $10,000. low 50's. Call James W. Smith buttons. Monograms, Darns, tfc day of April, 1975. 3tc5-13 Complaint, his predecessors in blind hems, etc. $88.40. Will bales of Coastal Bermuda creek in Garden City. Weekly Call 546-8670. tfc Real Estate Co., for hay. O.I, McKenzie, 264-8703. title having acquired their appointment, 237-4246. tfc accept $7.40 per month. We rental. Sleeps ten. Call 264- Beat inflation by putting your NOTICE OF DISCHARGE 2tc 5-13 5788 or 264-5415. 4tc5-22 interest from a partition of FOR SALE—Wide selection of finance all accounts. dollars to work now. Enjoy Notice is hereby given that the estates of the late Grace lots on or near Sea Gull Golf FOR SALE-1969 Ford Cortina Slow Credit, and No Credit, good returns with a Western Vernie Mae R. Cribb, Ex FOR SALE-Two 40 HP FOR RENT-2 bedroom trailer Smith and William Smith, of the Course and on or near 1600 Deluxe. Good gas Call 1-554-4511. Call Collect. Wear Store. Clothing, ecutrix of the Estate of James Johnson, electric start. on private lot, carpeted, County of Georgetown, State of Waccamaw River starting mileage. Clean. If interested 4tc5-15 fixtures, training and Ervin Cribb, Sr., deceased, has Outboard motors. Like new. central air, washer, water South Carolina. This action has from $3000. Call James W. call 546-7370. tfc advertising. Men, Women and this day made application unto Stalveys, 546-4144. 3tc5-15 furnished. Contact Donald been commenced under Section Smith Real Estate Co. 237- FOR SALE—By owner. Large Children. Complete for me for final discharge as such Moore, 546-3659. tfc 10-2401, et seq. of the Code of 4246. tfc FOR SALE—2 lots in Pinehurst house in Kensington with $12,500. investment. Cal) Mr. Executrix, and that 2nd day Laws for South Carolina and extra lot. 3 bedrooms, dining FOR SALE—Beautiful Stereo, Subdivision in Andrews. Each Walnut Cabinet, AM-FM Johnson collect (904) 757-1353 of .June, 1975, at ten o'clock pursuant to said statute, all WE BUY AND SELL-Used 113' x 160'. Cleared and filled. room, extra large living room or write Rodeo Brand Stores, A.M., at my office has been Defendants were properly with fireplace, air condition, Stereo radio, Garrard appliances and take trade-ins Call 264-5080, James Coker. changer. Below cost, brand HELP WANTED P.O. Box 26009, Jacksonville, appointed for the hearing of served the Summons, and on new appliances. Britts tfc large kitchen with screen side Florida 32218. 3tc5-29 said petition. having failed to appear, answer porch. Entire house newly new. Stalvey's, 546-4144. * Your Gibson Dealer, 546-3311. 3tc5-15 HELP WANTED-Convenient CLAUDIA W. HOWARD or defend themselves in this FOR SALE—scenic wooded lot redecorated on corner lot. A tfc food store operator. Good WANTED Probate Judge, action, I declare them to be in on creek at Murrells Inlet. great buy. Equity and assume benefits, good salary. Sen Georgetown County 3tc5-20 default and the Master's Report 7 per cent loan. By FOR SALE—Brick Veneer Call James W. Smith Real resume, Store Operator, P.O. Good Used Furniture is confirmed in all respects and appointment only. After 3 call House with 3 bedrooms, 2 Estate, 237-4247. tfc Drawer G., Georgetown, tfc Highest Price Paid NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Plaintiff, Titus Brown, Jr. 546-4423. 4tp 5-15 baths, family room, living All persons indebted to the as a purchaser for value, has FOR SALE-1972 - 12 x 65' room, dining room, kitchen WANTED-Mature Sales Candlestick Furniture Estate of Zeb Vance Davis, late title to the parcels of land Peachtree Mobile Home, with built-in stove on FOR SALE-1973 VW Bus, Fraser ° ' Person capable of talking to Call 546-2164 of Georgetown County, State of mentioned in the Complaint tree Rosemary St. in Maryville. includes king size water bed. 55,000 miles. Call Ralph R.ALTUCOMPAMU people to work in a well 130 S. Fraser South Carolina, will kindly and clear of all others and he is Call 546-6539. tfc Call 546-9296 after 6:00 p.m. Pender 546-3232 for established Retail Store in Georgetown, S.C. make payment to the un the lawful owner of the same. 4tc5-13 SALES-APPRAISALS information. tfc INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Georgetown. Male or Female Or dersigned, and all persons James B. Morrison FOR SALE-Country Club _OD OAI_ ,„„,—~ ., FARMS - RESIDENTIAL accepted. Send brief resume 264-5641 having claims against said Presiding Judge of the 15th F FOR SALE—17 acres of land, on Estates, 3 bedroom house, 2 °R SALE-1973 Pontiac COMMERCIAL to Sales Person, P.O. Drawer 13 E. Main Estate will present same, duly Judicial Circuit of South Charleston Hwy. 41 in the old baths, fireplace; lot size -150' Catahna- *2150- Ca" S46"4254- G.Georgetown,S.C.29440. tfc Andrews, S.C. verified, to the undersigned. Carolina tfc Cedar Section. If interested, FOR SALE-AKC Golden Re x 100'. Call 546-5409. tfc 26tc7-15 Frances Davis Richburg and Georgetown, S.C. call 264-8117 after 3:30 p.m. triever Puppies. Outstanding HELP WANTED-Construction Eugene Vance Davis, Co- October 8, 1974 FOR SALE—Butterbean 2tp 5-13 FOR SALE—Large old four blood-line. Easily trained. Superintendent - custom Administrators 3tc5-20 3tc5-27 Shelter $300. If interested call bedroom house on 5.8 acres of Shots and de-wormed. Call residential construction. 546-3801 after six. tfc FLEA MARKET-all day, land near Chapel Creek and FOR SALE—Lot-excellent. Charleston, S.C. 556-9504. Permanent position. George every Friday and Saturday. All Saints Waccamaw Church. Willowbank location over 5tc5-22 town area. Fringe benefits PHIFER'S FOR SALE—From old Henry's Barn. Go out 501 Call James W. Smith Realty looking marsh 150' x 130'. and profit sharing. Highway from Conway to El plantation home, old-English FOR SALE-Sailboat 14' O'Day- Co. for appointment, 237- Owner ready to sell. Pawleys References required. Threatt- Bethel Church, turn right, go Screen Shop FOR SALE brick Mantles, beams, doors jib and main sail cockpit 4246. tfc Island Realty Co. 237-2431. 2tc Maxwell Contractors, Inc., one mile. Phone 365-2600. tfc Brick Veneer House near the and siding. Call 237-4685. tfc cover, many extras complete P.O. Box 395. Phone 546- 218 Kaminski St. 5-13 hospital with Living room, FOR SALE-1970 Volkswagon. with trailer and 2 HP motor 8426. 3tp 5-15 $1750. Phone Conway 248-5651 Rewire and Make Dining room, 3 Bedrooms, Call W.D. Sullivan 546-5607 or FOR SALE—Dragline, 30 days-365-5728 nights. 4tc5-22 New Ones V-i Baths, Kitchen with built- at night, 546-5225. tfc Northwest, 50 ft. boom, FOR RENT GUERRY'S SEWING INTERIORS BY FRANCES Storm Windows and ins, large Family room, complete with bucket, diesel Pawleys Island SERVICE Custom Made Draperies, FOR SALE Storm Doors centra) heating and air FOR SALE 371. Call 546-7630. tfc Apartments Singer Authorized Bedroom Ensembles, Complete Service conditioning. House in Dealer Brick Veneer House with Reasonable Rates Brick Veneer House with Expert Color Coordination, Free Estimates excellent condition and well Living room, Dining room, CONCRETE three Bedrooms, two Baths, Free Estimates. 546-4962 kept yard. Weekends - Weekly 2114 Prince Street Kitchen and Family room SEPTIC TANKS Beach Houses - Apartments Family room, Living room, 264-8738 546-3408 M.P. FERRIS AGENCY with fireplace; 4 Bedrooms, Dining room, kitchen with Call 546-7279 Andrews Health Dept. Approved Hot Indoor Showers built-in stove. Nice lot, 8tc5-29 546-5015 two Baths, central heat and Gas Heat air; large screened back Reasonable Prices located on Rosemary Street. SEE SERVICE porch and two car garage. R.C. Morris Excellent Condition. N. RASHEED Located in hospital area. 234-3610 West Andrews M.P. Ferris Agency We service all makes of M.P. FERRIS AGENCY P.O. BOX 273 GEORGETOWN, S.C. 546-5015 Refrigerators, Freezers, 546-5015 Washers, Dryers, Ranges, WHY WAIT FOR 546-9035 — Georgetown etc. WANTED FOR SALE SEPTIC TANK 237-4351 — Pawleys FOR SALE Country Club Estates. TROUBLE? Two and 3 bedroom We Sell Parts Practically new. 4 Condominiums at North BUYERS FOR FOR SALE For All Makes i*>\ Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Brick Get Roebic K-37 and K-57 Litchfield. Lovely Brick Veneer House a • Repossessed & Shop Worn Merchandise You Pay Veneer House with Living each year. It really works. M.P. FERRIS AGENCY in Belle Isle, 4 Bedrooms, 3 BRITT'S DISCOUNT room, Dining room and K-77 kills roots. Full money 546-5015 Kitchen and Family room. back guarantee. Baths, large Den with APPLIANCE Item Was Now Per Mo. Central heat and air. 2 car fireplace, Living room, 128 S. Fraser Lawrimore & Seitter Dining room, Kitchen with At Wedgefield Plantation. 25" GE Color oo oo carport. Extra lot available. 546-3311 oo *559 •20 M.P. FERRIS AGENCY Georgetown built-ins. Breakfast area, Three bedroom Condomin U •699 large Game room, all ium House with 3 Bedrooms, TELEVISION 546-5015 electric. Beautiful land Living room, Dining room, 19" B/W oo FOR SALE Rowell Hardware scaped lot. Family room with fireplace, •169,o o •75o o no Two lots in the wooded Andrews For Appointment Call: Kitchen, 2 Baths, double TELEVISION section at the back of M.P. Ferris garage, central heat and air. Kensington. 705 Front St. M.P. FERRIS AGENCY 15" Black & White '149o o •50 oo noo o M.P. FERRIS AGENCY Man or Woman 546-5015 546-5015 TELEVISION 546-5015 Housing & Maintenance General Electric GEORGETOWN AREA OCEAN SIDE •289°° »199o o •15o o Manager VILLAS WASHER Demo. Termites? A very good monthly Myrtle Beach, S.C. THE OCTOPUS' GARDEN insurance debit needs OO $6,500 for a completely DIVE SHOP T General Electric »«*M*I Applications taken experience representative to iOO" •50 »io oo Roaches? care for it. furnished villa (financing COMPONENT SET *99 until available) plus a 10 yr. land INSTRUCTION 20.8 Cu. Ft. GE with ice despenser in door lease. SALES .00 MAY 25th Good salary to begin with. 00 •28 Can get a pay raise every 600 ft. Private Beach SERVICE REFRIGERATOR •749 •599°° quarter. Fringe benefits, too. 2 Swimming Pools AIR Send Brief Resume COMMERCIAL DIVING f! TEMmatfKSTCaffMl 2 Tennis Courts WEFINaANCE No advances and arrears to For Information Call: 702 CHURCH ST. CALL P.O. Box 939 pull. No office meetings GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN Georgetown, SX. 2*m evesy day or so, not even 803-236-5969 GOODYKAR SERVICE STORE 546-3363 jf • wMh or so. Smallest Models •pen for inspection. 546-7660 ANDREWS at tfpvawr wot* in the Located: Between Surfside Highway 17 And Duke Streets business. Beach & Garden City on 264-5555 Equal Opportunity Reply: P.O. Box 9819 Hwy. 17 South at Melody 5463156 PHONE 546-4108 26tc6-10 Employer Hanahan, S.C. 29410 Lane. 4tc 5-8 8tc5-22 THE GEORGETOWN (S. C.) TIMES, Tuesday, May 13, 1975 13 Legal Optimist Club Horry-Georgetown TEC Notice8 Gives Award NOTICE NISI Offers Treatment Courses I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF GEORGETOWN The Horry-Georgetown Level operator. charge to all students. I IN THE PROBATE COURT Technical Education Center in There will be no charge to any Classes meet each Monday To CC. Smalls cooperation with the county, state, or municipal and Wednesday evenings from J THE CITIZENS AND Clarence Clayton Smalls, a crime rate in this country and Georgetown Education Center government employees. 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. for • SOUTHERN NATIONAL sergeant with the Georgetown methods for reducing the rate. will offer a course for persons Other students will pay a twelve (12) weeks. n§ANK OF SOUTH CAROUNA, Police Department, was the needing certification as tuition and registration fee of J temporary administrator of the recipient of the Georgetown "We must make crime less Wastewater Treatment Plant $23.00. For further information call, write, or visit the Georgetown Estate of Mary Caroline Optimist Club is first annua] profitable," commented Operator beginning Monday, Education Center located on Bruoron, deceased County Law Enforcement Skinner, "Criminals now feel May 19th at the Georgetown Books will be furnished by the Bruorton, deceased Award at a dinner at the Mill crime is a risk worth taking and Education Center. This course State Board of Health and Cleland Street in Georgetown. Plaintiff, Hut last Wednesday night. it is a full time job for many. We is designed for the "C & D" Environmental Control free of Telephone 546-7523. -versus- The dinner and award were must make crime less given in conjunction with the attractive." [OBERT GLASS LOYAL, Optimist Club's Law Skinner directed his talk rsHAWN GLASS LOYAL, Enforcement week which was primarily to the repeat STEPHEN GLASS LOYAL, in progress. performer of crime, providing CHARIaES LLOYD BRUOR Guest speaker for the night statistics that show most crime TON, JAMES ATKINSON was Wardlaw Skinner, senior is committed by repeaters. NOTICE! BRUORTON, JR., resident agent for the F.B.I, in "Close to two-thirds of all acts MARGUERITE BRUORTON Charleston. The Optimist Club of crime are committed by TINDALL, HYCIENTH also gave certificates to County repeaters," he continued, "and CITY OF GEORGETOWN BRUORTON ROSENAU, Sheriff Woodrow Carter and of the 900 law officers around SARAH BRUORTON POSTON, Police Chief Fred Shelley. the country who have been Ll,EROY A. BRUORTON, Sgt. Smalls has been a police killed in the line of duty during ORDINANCE GARBAGE, TRASH IARY BRUORTON POWELL, officer with the Georgetown the past 10 years, 77 per cent of ERNEST BRUORTON, Police Department since Jan. the arrested have been arrested CARLOS W. BRUORTON, 16, 1967. He has spent the past previously." AND WEEDS COLLECTION AND CAROLYN C. BRUORTON eight years attending on the Outlining a five step AWARD WINNER-Sergeant CC. Smalls, right, HOLT, JOSEPH P. BRUOR force and has attended several program for decreasing the rate TON, JR., EARL R. courses in the mechanics of stands with the award presented to him by the PAYMENT PROCEDURE of crime, Skinner said law Georgetown Optimist Club during Law En BRUORTON, LILA C LEWIS, arrest, survival techniques and enforcement agencies should JOHN DALMAR CARTER, defensive tactics conducted by forcement week last Wednesday night. With Smalls direct their energies mostly Sec. 11-21. Deposit of yard trimmings, similar waste for CLIFFORD LEROY CARTER, the F.B. I. toward repeaters, plea is the Optimist's Jim Barker and Wardlaw Skinner MARY CARTER ELLIOTT, Skinner presented a short talk bargaining should not be of the F.B.I, in Charleston. collection. ADDIE BRUORTON on the amazing jump in the available to repeaters, more LAWRIMORE, JAMES E. care should be taken in the should be related more closely were members of the Sheriff's (a) Generally. Yard trimmings and similar waste matter OWNES, BOYD ATKINSON release of prisoners, illegal to the offense. office, the Police Department, shall be placed in any convenient containers that will prevent OWENS, VICTORIA B. Carolina within twenty (20) gambling, the backbone of "We can reduce crime if we the State Highway Patrol and scattering. When the quantity of leaves or yard raking is JAMISON, RUTH BRUORTON days after the service hereof; crime, must be stopped and are willing," Skinner added. the Wildlife and Game so great that it is impractical to place them in containers, HAYES, ANNIE BRUORTON Department. exclusive of the date of such leniency given in convictions On hand for the presentation they may be neatly piled, in which case covering or wetting TYLER, CORNELIA service; and if you fail to an ELIZABETH TAGGART swer the complaint within the may help prevent scattering. MADDOX, ELLEN TENNENT time aforesaid, the plaintiff in MANN, HENRY DENSLER this action will apply to the (b) Tree Stumps, Yard Trimmings, Etc. Normal seasonal •TENNENT, WILLIE LEE Court for the relief demanded in —Obituaries— yard trimmings and pinning in reasonable quantities will be TENNENT MONCRIEF, JANE the complaint. TENNENT FOWLER, TOM removed by the city. Abnormal quantities of trimmings or TENNENT, individually and as YOUNG, CLEMENT & any lot clearing, tree removals or stumps shall be removed RIVERS of Bullhead A&P Store representatives of the classes to the Episcopal Church of the in by the owner or contractor. Any doubtful cases shall be re By Rutledge Young, Jr. Dexter Charak Advent. Rochester, New York. which they belong as possible solved by the superintendent of streets. heirs of the body of Mary Attorneys for the Plaintiff Surviving are his parents of Caroline Bruorton, and all Charleston, South Carolina Surviving, in addition to his Andrews, his widow, Mrs. Helen persons entitled to claim under April 28,1975 3tc5-20 Died Tuesday mother, are: his widow, Mrs. Brown of Rochester, New York, (c) Building Wastes. Building wastes from construction or through them or any of them Betty Jo Blackwell Charak of two sons, Bernard Brown and or repairs will not be hauled unless prior arrangements known or unknown, in esse and NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Spartanburg; a daughter, Miss Henry Brown III of Rochester, are made with the superintendent of streets for payment for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In Hospital Elizabeth Charak of Waban, New York, one brother, Jessie unborn; also, all other persons the service. Payment shall be made in advance at the office of unknown claiming any right, that on the 3rd day of June, 1975, Mass.; and a sister, Mrs. Alfred E. Brown of Rochester, New the undersigned will file with Dexter Harold Charak, 72, a Ornsteen of Waban, Mass. York and one sister, Mrs. Hazel the city clerk and treasurer. (Ord. of 1-16-63, § 5) title or interest in or lien upon frequent visitor to the the estate of Mary Caroline the Probate Court her Final Lawrence of Buffalo, New Accounting as Executrix of the Georgetown area, died Tuesday Memorials may be made to York, and his paternal State law reference—Dumping trash, refuse on property of another, on Bruorton; JOHN DOE AND in the Spartanburg General highways, Code 1962, § 16-396. JANE DOE, fictitious names Estate of Junior P. Squires, and The Episcopal Church of the grandfather, Arthur Brown of at the same time will make Hospital. Advent in Spartanburg. Andrews. designating unknown persons Funeral services were held who may be infants or under application for her discharge as Funeral services were such Executrix. Thursday at the Gravesite in CITY OF GEORGETOWN any other disability, who may Greenlawn Memorial Gardens. Henry Brown Saturday at the Mount Lebanon claim any right, title or interest Sarah Elizabeth R. Squires A.M.E. Church in Andrews. Executrix 4tc5-27 Entombment followed in the in the estate of Mary Caroline mausoleum there under the r," J T -J Burial followed in the church O. M. Higgins, Mayor Bruorton and any and all other cemetery under the direction of 2tCa NOTICE TO CREDITORS direction of the J. F. Floyd fled 1 liesday persons, firms or corporations Mortuary, Greenlawn Chapel. McKnight Funeral Home. claiming any right, title or All persons indebted to the interest in the estate of Mary Estate of Rosa Ruth Mc Mr. Charak was born October While Here Caroline Bruorton; and Cormick Davis, late of 13, 1902, in Brookline, ANDREWS-Henry A. •RICHARD ROE, as Georgetown County, State of Massachusetts, a son of Mrs. South Carolina, will kindly Celia Altman Charak of Brown, Jr., 42, died suddenly Tuesday at the residence of his representative of a class of any make payment to the un Brookline, Mass., and the late parents. persons under disability or in dersigned, and all persons Moses Charak. He had lived in the military service, having claims against said Spartanburg for many years Born in Georgetown County, TAX REBATE Estate will present same, duly where he was executive vice- he is the son of Mr. Henry Defendants. president and treasurer of Notice is hereby given Robert verified, to the undersigned. Brown and Mrs. Cular Britton Frances Davis Richburg and Green Textiles and Associates. Brown of Andrews. He was G. Clawson, whose address is 18 Mr. Charak was a member of Broad Street, Charleston, South Eugene Vance Davis, Co- employed as assistant manager Carolina, has or will be ap Administrators 3tc5-20 SALE pointed guardian ad litem for the defendants, John Doe, Jane NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE Doe, and Richard Roe, as above All persons indebted to the KENSINGTON named by order dated the 28 estate of Lena R. Young, late of Brick Veneer Home in the back of Kensington. day ofApril, 1975 and that such Georgetown, S. C, will please order will become absolute make payment to the un Three bedrooms, two baths, den w-fireplace, DISCOUNT twenty (20) days after the dersigned, and all persons kitchen, with breakfast room. Central heat and service of a copy of this notice having claims against the air. Beautifully landscaped yard. $38,900.00 APPLIANCE VALUES!! and of the summons for relief estate will please present them herein, unless the defendants, duly verified to the un MARYVILLE or someone in their behalf, shall dersigned. in the meantime procure ap William C. Young, Executor Three becrooms. LVi baths, family room with Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday pointment of a guardian ad C-O P.O. Box 583 fireplace, central heat and air, fenced backyard. litem. Georgetown, S.C. 3tc5-13 Conveniently located to school. $24,000.00 YOUNG, CLEMENT & RIVERS NOTICE WAREHOUSE » » PRICES WILL NOT BE LOWER!! By J. Rutledge Young, Jr. I will not be responsible for any Attorneys for the Plaintiff debts other than those I make Charleston, South Carolina personally. 3200 sq. ft. steel clad. Constructed in 1972. Office WttAPACm April 28, 1975 James Earl Jacobs 3tp5-13 space with heat and air. Ideal location in city limits. $40,000.00 RANGE SUMMONS NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE TO THE DEFENDANTS Notice is hereby given that Bring Your Income ABOVE NAMED: ' the undersigned will make an ^rcU-rtfi\ YOU ARE HEREBY SUM accountingofthe The Georgetown Agency MONED and required to an- administration on the estate of *T#er the complaint in this ac Tax Rebate ClfMS Bennie W. Cox, Sr., and apply to R. Kaminski - Broker 546-4330 tion, a copy of which has been row the Probate Court for a final 119 Screven St. 546-3502 «• filed with the Probate Court for discharge as Executor of said Ceorgetown County, and to estate on June 9, 1975. 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