The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, April 15, 1976, Image 5

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c r EXPO WELL ATTENDED >yees and scout sons participated in the Laurens District ay, April 24. The outstanding display was presented by ing Manager Steve Warren's Troop 174. Warren is sponsored by Broad Street United Methodist Church. The (out tower that had been made from small logs that had Led together with over 1,200 feet of rope. A scout in a full her scouts answered visitor's questions. PINEWOOD DERBY - Henry Simmons, right, discusses he rules and regulations of the Pinewood Derby with Bill riller. o B talvl rath WOODCHOPPING - Plant No. 1 Weaving em] demonstrate woodchopping. HTk \ THE WALK TO SAFETY -Mike Wilki a rope bridge. Bp J "^k Smi^. ployee I.arry Lawson watches young scout j^^^HftMftgftkfttpjO Iter jJtafe ^ "> S. 3 !?5M ns demonstrates his balancing ability by walking **'jHHHIHHHIHHHUHKflk YHHH Hv_ 'vRkMl" I ^^hl ^MI. TsflXVSr Jjp> x^^tf J^L 4 B^BK?>^3fiSH?^W^^MB&t ?js *z "fl THIS IS HOW WE MAKE A FIRE - Lydia Plant Engineer Hal Sullivan's Troop III gave some interesting demonstrations on building, whoodchopping, and first aid. Don Dailey, a Lydia employ! listens attentively to a young scout.