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I A i 4. IMS 1U CUMOH CnONKXJE U “Water, water, everywhere This is the impressioa one gets in ftytaf at 3,000 feet over the great Clark Bill reservoir. Stretching out for miles below is a network of lakes and backwater that seems without end. To capture a better idea of the immensity of the reservoir, one must drive around it, through the roads'leading at various points to the water’s edge. Actually, back of the dam, 0 which was constructed by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1006 and 1964, there are ruDiic Records almoct 9 million acre-deet of The ■birettue at uwnoai Water » The American pubhr eanttauns By **vMtsr days" * is svplato and a half miles west ot McCer- is true t the seasons level covers miles and the to clamor for srsaiur sourosa «f several days at irSme and ethers ndek en U. 8. Highway $16; Mo- but most proaUatog is tbs figUng length is 36 miles frays tbs dam IS the end of the fUriBsst back- recreation. People drive great doc. on Highway $$ sauth ef Mc daring iprlug. autumn and win distances to cajoy ssasa of tha re-vMt tbs area many days dur Cormick; and ML Cannal an ter months. racseational faeuities provided bp ing tha year. Highway 61, north of McCor- You have 71916 acres ef fishfaw Water. tbs Clark Rill leservoir While more of foe waterways nucK. mtbm tmfer nocnMd wMtr coo- The Clark Hill projeet has con Tbs V. 8. Army Corps of En extend over into Georgia, there These camp areas are msticu- ditions In ail of this, one can tinually carried forth its prime gineers has gone all out to pro are hundreds of places where lously maintained by the Depart find a lot of places to cast, use purpose in conserving natural rs- vide the best for tbs thousands people can put their boats into tin ment of Engineers and provide hand line or any other method of sourasa. Some of the benefits de who ■wnwiiy visit the Clark Hill water from the South Carolina facilities for ^ear-round camp fishing rived from the project include Reservoir. During 1886, to give side. ing. Wp have barely scratched the flood control, generation of pow you an idea of the usage of these Of the nine tent end trailer If you decide to visit Clark HUI surface ef the facilities available er. navigation and recreation. The last of these recreation-- facilities, about three mflfob camp areas^ provided, three large Reservoir for a fishing expedi at the massive Clark HUI Reser visitor days were recorded at ones are located In this state. tion. you may find some of the voir in this column. Plans me Is is what we wish to dwell on in 'this column. Clark Hill. These are at Haw* Creek, four best possible fishing areas. This follow this up by dial leg with an ef Ms nates te whb se van the | PUS, you first pay a of Ressrv This is ◦ark HUI Dam He i naan of the YOUR 8KT BUY! Food Prices Hove Held The Line More Thon Any . Other Living Cost! Fatty Mild and Mallow The following public records were filed the past week in the office of the Clerk of Court of Laurens County. I PROPERTY TRANSFERS A. E. Holton to William R. Cauble, lots in Greenacres, Wa terloo Township, for $466.00. Mrs. Fay Benjamin to Gladys Hall, lot on South Carolina Road No. 36, Laurens, for $306.00. Nettie Gary and Lena Gary to William P. Nabors and Thelma Byars Nabors, 165 acres in Jacks Township tor $12,290.00. Lloyd Brooks to Better-Bltt Construction Co., lots on the Laurens > Spartanburg Highway * for $8.00 and assumption of mort gage. Harry A. Roberts to Lloyd Brooks, lots on the Laurens- Spartanburg Highway for $180.00 and assumption of mortgage. A. E. Holton to D. J. Black, lots in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $166.00. D. J. Black to Thomas T. Hayes, lots in Greenacres, Wa terloo Township, for $166.00. Ryan F. Lawson to Marion E. Lawson, 3 acres in Hunter Town ship for $6.00, love and affec tion. A. E. Holton to Bert Eugene Hunt, Jr., lots in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $116.00. Bert Eugene Hunt, Jr., to Cart P. Moody and Mary Catherine Moody, lota in Greenacres, Wa terloo Township, for $166.00. Vernon R. Cooper, Charles T. Bell and Louiae C. Beil, to WQ- Uam E. Taylor and Hettie B. f Taylor v lote in Dials Township for $7,560.00. t-~ — - Pineland Trading Corporation to J. W. Coates, lots on Lake Greenwood for $600.00. Tench p. Owens and Margaret F. Owens to Joe H. Bonds, M • on Cedar Ave., Clinton, for $10.0$ and other conakhrations. Joseph Vernon Anderson and Mary F. Anderson to Curtis 8. Robertson and Nellie J. Robert son, lot on Bailey Circle, Clinton, for $700.00 and assumption of mortgage. A. B. Culbertson to Joe Bonds, lot in Moadow Hill 8u vision, Lbapens, for $10.06 other valuable consideration C. C. Covan to F. W. Culbert son, $ acres in the Eden section for $10.00 and other considera tions. J. T. Hollingsworth and Le- nora L. Hollingsworth to Bin f. Hall, Jr., 161 acres for $10.00 and other valuable considera tions. Fred L. Elite and Nellie T. Ellis, to Hozie Bridges, lot on Calhoup St., Joanna, and assuniDtion gf M | , cggFountain Inn and Mary Frances Thomason of Sim peonvilk. Jimmie L o n i e Spencer of Wattsville and Veronica Lee Fow ler of Laurens. Neely Eugene Hamilton and Norma Jean Hotfoot of Clinton. Robert Price of Kinard* and Mary Lou Johnson of Laurens. Charles Mitchell Harris and Norn Jean James of Clinton. Randolph Vanessa Turner of Newberry and Margaret Viola Fanner of Clinton. Thomas Walker Lanford of « Clinton and Brenda Yvonne NsL son of Lahrens. OFFICE SUPPLIES T-Bone Sirloin lb. 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