The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 13, 1966, Page Page Five, Image 5

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Lovable Sq Big Shot 0 By TOM PIIREWETT Feature Editor Squirrels can be seen almost anywhere around the Carolina Campus at this time of year but Bill Pawley, a USC student, insists on carrying his own personal "chatterbox" around with him everywhere he goes. Pawley, a dine jockey and the Constinuity Director for WUSC, Caro. lina's canspus radio station, had the squirrel presented to hint on Easter niorning by Father Brown, the chap lains at the Thomas-Moore Center. Father Brown, found the baby squir rel which had fallen out of a tree osn the grounds of the religious cen ter. Tho bushy-tailed rodent re inained is, an unconscious to senii con--cious state for several days. After much care and atten tion from the squirrel's foster par ent, and periodic feedings on sugar and water, the little fellow came around and began to develop his new identity as a pseudo-human being. Tia'e squirrel was given the ianie Fraiscis after the saint fron Assisi %ho look. out for animals. His pernaarnt residence is an old towel which ftuiills his nother inage in ALASKA Anchorage: McKinley Jewelr Fairbanks: Ralph W. Perdue, ALABAMA Anniston: Couch's Jewelry C Auburn: Ware Jewelers Birmingham: Bromberg's Birmingham: Bromberg's (MI Decatur: Diamond Jewelry Co Johnston St. d Gateway Sh< Florence: Rogers Fine JIry D4 Fort Payne: Martin's Jeweler Gadsden: C. F. Hoffman & Sc Huntsville: Bromberg's Mobile: Claude Moore, Jewel Montgomery: Bromberg's Opelika- La Mont Jewelers Talladega: Griffin's Jewelry Talladega: Raff's Jewelers ARKANSAS Camden: Stinson's Jewelers Crossett: Elliott's Jewelers El Dorado: Elliott's Jewelers Fayetteville: Underwood's Cc Jonesboro: Purvis Jewelers PLORIDA Clearwater: TricAels Jewelers Cocoa-Rockledge: Lawton d Daytona Beach: Wm. A. Ritz Fort Lauderdale: Carroll's Je Fort Myers: Fishel A Dowdy . Fort Pierce: Charles G. Rhoat Fort Walton Beach: Ratcliff. Gainesville: Robertson Jewel Haines City: FranA Angle, JlIr Hialeah: Mayor's JIrs. 4 Silve Hialeah: Snow's Jewelers Hollywood: Mayor's JIrs. 4 S Jacksonville: Underwood Jei 3 Stores Kendall: Mayor's JIrs. 4 Si/ve Miami : Mayor's JIrs. & Silver: Mulberry : Mulberry Jewelers North Miami Beach: Mayor'se Silversmiths Orlando: Lawton ? Co. Jewei Orlando: Ray-Mears Jeweler: Orlando: San Juan Jewelry C Panama City: Cogburn's Jewe Perry : Wells Jewelers Plant City: Crescent Jewelers T allahas see: Putnam Jeweles T ampa.: Adams-Magnon Jew, T am pa: Yates Jewelers. Irne. Tstusville: Chambers Jeweler St. Petersburg: Bruce Watter - -? Stores West Palm Beach: Gillespie W inter Park: Iveys-Swalste, GEORGIA Albany: The Mayfair Jeweler A tlanta: Maier & BerAele Inc. College Park: Travis M. Harn Columbus: Kirven's Fine Jeu Decatur: Maser & BerAele Inc Douglas: Wilson Jewelry Sto Gainesville: Minti Jewelers Gordon: Dennis Jewelry Co. Macon: X(ernaghan Inc. Jewe Rossville: Brody's Rossvi/le Savannah: Desbouillons -2 3 Savannah: Levy Jewelers-? Valdosta: Girardin Jewelers INDIANA Madison: Oscar C. Bear A So New Albany: Ray's Jewelry KENTUCKY Bowling Green: Howard Jew< Covington: Motch Jewelers Hopkinsville: Joy's Jewelers Lexington: Victor Bogaert Co Louisville: Lemon & Son, Jee LOUISIANA Alexandria: SchnacA's Bogalusa: Gayles Jewelers Breaux Bridge: Robert's Jew, De Quincy: E. W. Rodgers C Morgan City: Besse Jewelers Opelousas: Mornhiveg d Ca Ruston: Grigsby's Jewelers Shreveport: McCary's Shrev Shreveport: McCary Jeweler MARYLAND Annapolhs: Ti/ghman Co. Chevy Chase: R. Harris and W healon: Winthrop Jewelers MISSISSIPPI Bilosi: Elliott Jewelry Co. Corinth: Waits Jewelry -Store Hattiesburg: Parris Jewelers Hattiesburg: Rollings Jewelr, Jackson: Strauss-Stallings Ja McComb: Hainer Jewelers Natchez : Butts A Yosle Jewe Oxford: Crouch's Jewelry Pascagoula: Felts Jewelers Vicksburg' Strauss-Stalling ( West Point.: Rowell Jeweler s NORTH CAROLINA Albemarle: Starnes Jewelry A sheville: Lee's Jewelers A sheville: Gordon's Je weler:a Canton: Gordon's Jewelers Charlotte: Fields Jewelers. Ir1 Durham: Jones ? Frasier -2 S OLOD B uirrel Is n Campus the corner of his adopted father's room. Most of the time, however, he can be found in the coat pocket of his human father-image. lie is now about six weeks old and has become quite spoiled. Francis' favorite foods are milk shakes, Cokes, peanuts, crackers, fried chicken and usually do-nuts for breakfast. His big favorite is butter pecan ice cream. When he is in an epicurian mood, he in sists on eating fingernail polish, right off the fingernails of any girl who happens to be handy. Francis serves a useful purpose to his adopted father. Ile performs the services of an alarm clock with great effectiveness. Unfortunately the only time that he functions at this capacity is at 5:30 a.m. The biggest problem that the squirrel has presented so far, ac cording to his owner, is the pos ibility that he may decide to conic out for an exploring jaunt in the middle of a lecture. Some professors may not exactly relish Lhe idea of having to compete with a four - footed fur - coveredl anin-l for the attention of the class. So far the squirrel has been well behaved during lectures and has been, as a rule, more at tentive and quiet than the average student. Francis' unpredictability turns up most effectively during recording sessions on WUSC. A sudden leap onto the turntable Jeweler 0. BrooA) >pping Center pt. Ins, Inc. Pr liege Jirs. Co. Jewelers i& Sons veler s ewelers fs & Son,Inc. lewelers Frs S. rsmiths Iversmiths relers Inc.- D I A M 0 N rsmiths ;miths .rs. 4 ers 0. elers piers s Jewelers - Jewelers Id Jeweler s in, Jeweier 'eiry res ly. Co. lores Stores n pierss eiers iry d Gifts itil Jirs. City Jirs. -Downtown Company CQNTESSQA Company weler s ers o. c. Itore s V' F IN E J EWE LE F FRANCIS TIlE SQIRRiEL I South Carolina with his frietid a public parks for exercise but le al uales who long for popularity wit .ou irresistible. lie admits relucta squirrel, he often ends up playing p brings the most unusual s o u n d from the record that is playing at the time. Francis is extremely attached to his owner and insists on Iwing near hin whenever possible. 'lhe first time he followed Bill into the shower in hs dorm, he found that nearness is not desirable at all times. lie was thoroughly soaked and has Gi H Kings Mo Rock Salis Cincinr Bartle Ok Oklahc Charl C Col D R I N G S Orar Cha Gre Na H San A CI Harri Richmo FROM $150 Wat Dow n W Morg. San Ja S T HR OU GH O UT 4 ZY -**~ * cApt) to broadlcast a recorvi show ons nid adopted father, Hill P'awley. Fr. wa.%* returiis 14o h;s ownver whei . iti's h the girl.-i to lat -ht onito a hoitneles: maly, however, that iii spite of thu ii e1cmid fiddle to Fr.atici, %hvii the aff learived to watch him mster hadhe from the -Lafety of the raiked step at the shower roomi door. Whent Pawley miu-t go -6omet-here whrev Ihe %quirre-l catimot follow, he will Aeek out -wome article of h6 inimatter' clothinig . . . a shoc or &-weater ptcket . . . aitid waits piatiently for his returni. Francis has never been in at NORTH CAROLINA Fayettevi|le: Hatcher's Jewelers Gastonia: Morris Jewelers Goldsboro: Garris Jewelers eensboro: Schiffman Jewelry Co endersonvi|le: Gordon's Jewelers Hickory: The Bisanar Company )h Point: PerAinson's Jewe/ry Co Jacksonville: Wdllon's Jewele,s unt ain: Dellinger' s Jewel Shop. Inc Linco|nion: Rankin's Jewelers -umberton:- A J Holmes. Jeweler Morganton Gregory Jewelers Raleigh. Johnson's Jewelers taleigh: Jolly's Jewelers-? Stores Reidsvi||e Mace's Jewelry-Gifts y Moint: Gehman's Jewelry Store )ury.: Bishop C. Leonard. Jeweler s Sanford: Wagoner s Jewelers Southern Pines Perkinson's Inc. Wdlson:ChurChwe/l S Ine Winston-Salem McPha:ds Inc OHIO ati: Herschede Jewelers-4 Stores OKLA HOMA sville: Joseph Derryberry Jewelers Durant : Gem) Creit Jewelers Enid: Morgan's Diamond Shop Idabel Anderson's Jewelry Miami Willhams Jewelry lahoma City: B C ClarkA Jeweler s ma City: B. C. CIar&A. Mayfir /ic Norman Goodno's Jewelry Shawnee Sperry's JeAele,s SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston: Hamilton teweler i eston Charles Xerrison. Jewe/e fs lIumbia Gudmundson and BLjyc A umbia Reyner Hamiflion JeKeler s Lancaster: D I Ro,fnso r, geb urr leo-siwelry and G:Wfhts il Sumervilt )ie oreteieler i snz~e cltanoog. .e -Ean jeer wsn Cakesvil hys neer senini Cleevland: PHnton' Jewelrs Dyesbur: Moew,s Jewelers Glatrn Baue s Jewelrsy Gesb ro eenvhffmn nJewelr Co endersonle Gaoraith s Jewelrs J onson P ityn ewAelr's C aKsnvil|e: Boweon's Jeweleyr uBanDl eadJewenhp Cente Lwrnceburgn: Doneyn Jes Lmewtisburg: Dolmeys Jee emosraves-Steugr Jeweler s MRaesboh: Auohnn Jeweler s tnlihs Jolly'g ewelMads-n Squre heyville: aenn JeeweGrfs South Peh ns rg:H Je wel Se Tury;Bahopma: Heonadg Jewelers SDnford: Evoer's Jewelers SDut|ar :POes Bernos Inwle El Pso;HlsrheelerIn EisonSem McPhelry CoInc ati orth:all- Jeweler Strs arlan: Gem reeit JeGles Ga Mran Shond Shope Hede[ndtcesons Jewelery Miston Willing s Jewelryoe Nahom Brauty:s WClalis Jewelers Pasaden- Mochaels Jewelry PotShur:e Sprbu's Jewelry Carlestono Haeopolto Jewelers eston: ChalesKrrr Jewelerne Htlu-WaonderlndSope an CBy Lancater:0 Snopingo Cut emp: leois Jwelr andweifr Wacmrvtl oArmhstrn Jewelers ltooandrse-Enso Jeweler s CloaFresHdsil'y JeweleStrs Cevelatn: Pinies Jewelry So Da|| rsCurch:WLnehro Jeweler s ynhugaP lips Blros Jewelrs dScwreschillers - LacStere Heanher-n Gabritch Jewelr unonsoLng Cit Co.Benersn SuolBewe Bewery Jewelry e isbr oges Dwey SJore Wshigaetn Fr Jeweler s Mngton RsHorrs Auan Company NashieorGeorge T ChevyCase enln Via Schadson Sonr ChevlesnGHening Jewelrs SoutaPiksburg Wll Jewelers Tulamn ay enn Jewelrs Dallas:ber Evage. Jewelersi Wheas ens ros Jewelers E Paso:Ic- 5 Cowrh J:Seee El M Pao Shlo Jlr Co' l amrcock Staff Photo by Rockholz) WI RadioI a the ii%ermity of mci., iN alloweid to ruun about in tinme it) leave. Biill ad-i6cs C:arolinia %quirrel and the girls will find iultitudes of girl% attracted by hi. -etionl im be-inig di611441 (lilt. came and will never be placed in one. lie is allowed to run about in a nearby park for exercise. Paw ley said that when Francis meets an attractive female squirrel, h will probably just take off and that will he that. Hut so far. Francis has shown no signs of wanting to leave his life of leisure where food is available in unend ing quantity and variety. With all the good treatment he gets, Pawley believes t h a t Francis would be nothing short of mad to leave his Utopia at USC . . . especially since he gets to iive with the biggest nut on campus. trod itionalI PRINT SF We've never been able prints at such terrific so Bermuda shorts man ta by one of our famous mc wear. Sizes 6 to 18. Use your exclusive Enierlainme Drac I. With reams of comiestrip char acters coming to life on TV, on Broadway, etc., it's refreshing to find there's still some sadism left in the world. The point I'm try ing to make is that Dracula, Prince of Darknes ain( The Plague of the Zombies were a welcome change from lBatmen. Superman, and Little Goody Twko-Shoes. Thi% Dracula (the original Bat man) as a -eqiluel to lltrror of Drac la wax brought tio life l, the. 4ilent portrayal of Ciri,t4pihe-r IAe in the title. role, Cm plli.lee.. ith blolm sht 4e4es. ('hanlik, it, ti. . mo%ie' I'liv ing" Color.) 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