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Forestry Program Suggestions Made Fort-stry programs and i^latnm which will hcnclit lo cal citi/cns and landowners hudilipht the rccommcnda- tions ol the South Carolina Forestry Study Committee to the (io\ ernor and Cetteral Asscmhl\ The Committee's report has pist been issued lollow mu several months ol hearings and study with lores try experts m the state 1 he committee is composed ol lour nate senators, three members ot the House, and 11\ e (!o\ ci nor s appointees. The committee stromdy rec ommended that the State Com mission ol Forestry develop a program to assist landowners Hi preparum unproductne woodlands lor planting "()ver thrt'e million acre ol land m Sout h ( a ml i na. about one lourlh of the total lores! area, are unproductive, stated Committee Chairman C II \ icderliol ol Charleston rite need is critical to help hmdow tiers clean up cut-over woodlands and brushy areas and pet them planted lor full production as quickly as pos sible." \ iederhof noted that the forest industries rank third in South Carolina's economy "South Carolina can support a forest industry twice the size of the existing industry il all forest land is fully pro ductive. Recent projections indicate the demand for all lorest products will more than double in the next 30 years. We must plant the tiees to meet that demand in the next -few years," he add ed. | Of The committee aiso urged i nactment of a bill to limit the liability of landowners who permit free recreational use of their land by the pub lic. Citing the surging de mand for outdoor recreation, the committee emphasized the need to encourage private landowners to allow use of their woodlands for camiping, hiking, picnicking and other recreational activities. Under present law, landowners are liable for injuries or accidents Patronize Chronicle Advertisers BANK NOTES bv Malcolm DID YOU KNOW... If •you COMt ACCOst; CCRPtOCV HI ARjNo 7HK WORD “HAWAII‘AC. AH OVIKHKIN’ ANl> HAVIMo Dll TREASURY OtAL IM BROWN RAT HSR THAN THt : USUAL BLUE,DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT BEJNG COUNTERFEIT. SUCH NOTES WERE IMP IN THE ISLANDS AND IN CERTAIN! FACIFHC. MiLITARV OPERATIONS PUKtNG WORLD WAR E . 'YOU'RE A PEACH FOR BANKING WITH USl WAS THE SLOGAN DEAN ATLANTA BANK'S FIFTH ANNUAL CUSTOMER. APPRECIATION OAY. CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS OF THE BANK WERE GIVEN OVER45,000 JUMBO-SIZED GEORGIA PEACHES IN THANKS FOR THEIR BANKINO Business. OPEN TUES. AND THERS. NIGHTS TIL 91 Don't make a SLIP-UP on your INCOME It's •asy to mako mis- takos on your tax re turn, ospocially this year . . . and mistakes can cost you money. Why tako th* risk whon it's so oasy to so* BLOCK and bo SURE your return is proporiy prepared, chockod and gucftxmtood. GUARANTII rrj»r' t- ^r r , rt r f .>*; ]f ( lips loi himiU Room iJcsigi. that occur to peoph* the\ in vite on their property A statewide Huitiun; \otiti cation Law is aim ivcom mended by the Committee I'wentv nine counties now have coutitv not it icat ion laws as a it ult ol prev ions ('om mitt e e ncommeiidat ions I hese law s require landow n ers to notilv the State Con. mission nl f'niv try , Ihniinth local not it ic.it'on tat ions. he lore starting fires m or ad lacellt to vvoodlallds. This no ticc helps Commission ion t ct's greatlv m delecting ae tua! wildfires and dispatching tire-liuhting e(|tnpment to areas where it - needed most The Committee alSo rec- ommended in its report that Standard weights he adopt ed to determine the "quiv a lent n| a cord of puipwood m South Carolina. There are slight variations between dil terent companies in the weights used, resulting in some contusion among land owners who grow and sell t imber Planned construction of i federal wetlands forestry ie st arch center in Charleston be authorized as soon as piw sible The Center will hid' problems of managing tim her on I’O.tMKI.OOO acres ol low lands in thi' South Atlantic coastal plain A new building for the l)i partment ol F'orcstry at t lemson Cmvcrs'.v be autbo nz.cd by the General Asscmhlv tins year The department s present facilities are made (mate, causing the school to lose ground in offering a pro gram comparable with foi estry education m adjomm : states. 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But for the sake of safety, do tins outdoors! Q. How can 1 prevent some of my silver display pieces I from tarnishing'.’ A. By giving them a light coat of clear shellac. Tin: The light one... Pet Cottage Clpeese Fresh, tender, delicate—the light cottage cheese is PET, you bet! Cry, is G' lie - -1- a T “ - ■ w in . reii.rn ei. i i.a - - d i e 'In sufie : g \ . 11 11 o 11 a! COp e '■r. ! h ir a ice a; ■ 1 ' 1 . r"i are lree|\ ,e ie ; i’111!:( a' . i \ . :> ''ill i r 111 * e i f! I e 1 r i I l l ft \ l N (. HUM I I UK IS ! .■ ■ 1 - and 1 , I ' ; a on 'pa i i 1 ' . ■ ', I , p. ' r Ml ( , * i;oi< i I ,i: n i a l i IUN I I' X : a i f 1 ■ , 1. I ;, T . , i, , ai,.c , a M-t l 1 :|ol 11 'Jim ■ and pat tern V 1 l .111 -• 1 e . ! • 1.1 1 pm pe -e III 1 hi ■ lamilv room It can hi t ■ v G1 u-i'.i ■" .• ’ 1 V ,1' , ! I , , , ll Kill ii - "imd ( A inside 1 an at (iii-i u . 11 11 li 11 ( l (In' , li, 1, >.k 1, ' 1 m 1 1 (irapi rv and e\e n h it or lahru emeu 1 Ml wall, (T „ h htlv ', il, ,| 111 rni! 11 re that can he moved jlhout e;l'il\ , 11 i '1 : 11: i a i ai I t 1 (I . I • > < I 'f ,* aid I i V \ COLOR CORNER US MARTHA BRANDP I \ a lot of tun to look at a I'aniDow, but if you're in the : i.iiPie oi one n\ a bit hard to ■ M" out the Coloi s. There are . • ,. a ; -1 iiiiii (i_\i ' or eo'iibi- : .at a i, ol dyes coming out ( d mIoi- Idung nianulaetured be ua\, according to a loading s a u r e e the Texule l>;.e be 1 ilute. one i)ut of gold at the end o! Uns rainbow is ml innate>u. ( wii'Uiners can now Sour,t on ■ rm help Iron) the nidus: ry .'. ulelil ereaH's the eolul •• Hi the :.i ■' place Tar starters, here ale ha.sie (piestlans ta keep m : l .e o.i, k ot your mind v. 1 ae au're Ik ikling tin iso ex, itir.g new (ulors m from ol Vaur t V l * N . VUicre Is the I’lirchasc To Be l 'i'il'.’ It you re buying dra- p, l ies, lor instance, either le.ab made or by the yard, < > n- - uer rile windows tney w.il Iran.e or cover. II t! ey are ex- P' 'Ned I a a lot ol : 111)1 ' : g,, ns.'.e .re oje labrie is eo.oiTa.'t. lo h:lil (ask the salc'i) T'ij:., if thi re is no tag from the nianu- tacuier. It you can't get an answer from the store, fake i me to write to the manu- tm Hirer). II V ou're Ibu ing (Tollies, T hink About What V mi Want. Are they washable or 1 .e.e ,e ea g lies or lx ,! h. s ,ni( ' .mes e ' aiis ( part u'uiai iy t 1. 1 • e blended with other tii.'i . » can lje either washed or dry- elcaiied. Women's dresses and men's suits as well can be cared for at home if they are labeled "washable." T on Should \ I s o ( heck babels I or <\nj information. If tlu&' am nut imonnative, write toihe mahularturer hr a’repii table organization who will help you Imd out Obviously, if you're buying anything with color you want to have the color last as long as the gar ment. So make sure that you buy the best quality you can afford. The good manufacturer is interested in his good name, and he. can best protect it with good cjiiahty products such as the best dyestuffs for colored fabrics. d.i n ' i 1 ’ I 1 ' ,v !> - ■ m i,n.. (pull or I* oil a. 'till I I; dor I eo \ O. 1H ( KJ I: f ' ' H ! O O i e ' I O l \r, ore In -i • 1 I lie the mdi :n le lied 111 e: i - ■ w I), i..\i rci \s 1 >: ' 1 i < I It A H Notice ot 'm • be m.i (ion I’lai: l i t ■ \ I ol the ( i' ll K . ' ‘ii d I'd,I This nod L t * * s I I * , U ’. • . j \ oil able lo info m ■ oeo n the desegi eg.il ,o 'ehuoK. K(*ep o ( .,: i ■ e ! i VVlii 0'.' . I ' ,. • II about seliool d< ,i oi: hi. 1. DI SI (.K! i \ ! 11 \ , 1 \\ IN MM ( I The I ..ill' , Distru • \" S V ' t ( ■ 1 I I , under n rdoi , e u (Tvo! i,. b ' pm :;o' (i plan school s\ . • ••(• (•('"-’.at a'll (■! other to'if I deed (di r. tiunn! id: ui. e k i 'till i h ::i ‘.;ii t . 1 < ’ md oil :if not ion . oi na PET 2. TillKT \ l>\v >PHIN(; ( MOM I Mi K i<)J) ITaeii studeid i• r In parent, or other ado m acting as parent, e ■ mred to choose tile ' ( ir >oi he st udent will attend m V epool year. The chon e ik" ■<. I will begin on March 1 and eh we April 2. U>b». 3. EXMI .WA I'OK V LET TERS AM) s( 1IOUI. ( HOK E FORMS On the first day of the choice period, an explanatory letter and this notice will be j sent by first-class mail to the parent, or other adult person ; acting as parent, ol each stu dent then m the schools who is expected to attend school i < < v I 11 i \k: i n < > n/'luutl .vi MI NIS othrr ?) I n L' ' . K 11‘S. * nurses ♦ r inn* i Ilf ill nl\)\ • i. 111 i! !*( i >r n it . : ir. t 1 1 ' " ( «l 11 v . . lit-.f r l •). ■ i ir i: i » h I ; \ t ; I }■< ■ ; i' -. m I M\l)l Ml) . " i. I H n. m < ’ ■ • . m -h)'■*' • ! ’ ‘ ‘ 1 ' n.'.l ;• •!. • ., y 1 i ,it In- m;i< 1 -' 1 '■ • 11' 1) i' i«i. i, (oi hsi \\D n;o (,i: \M INI OHM A I ION inilr ill •« *r - , • •• : 11! . k '.! l' .1 • i ! ! - I • V 1 ‘ U ' . : d. ,, i h R,;^. ;i! < * rl* • Ml ’ 4 , u! I . ’ ( Vv .m! mi tG - ’’M t ■ tetn , I ' 1 ' ! I ''Me,- ! 1 o (• • k Ma'cTd'' 1 ",, lit, ,|| I I eo 11 feh " : .V ' : r - ! . ! el ' ’ Me .. , Ml-I li n, ( .KM , g. 7 S1 (.\ 1 N(i UN « i I' 1 1 i I UKM \ i du in e I ,r in m,' ’ > ,d : i a paieu i 1 ’' i,i • -i n ad .a ■ 1 i 1 ' 11 Ui|, Mt W h" Id I' 1 'ci ' d , . . | ' T . d : b e t ; I ’ I e ' 1 " , • V '!! next eld I I 1, t'C li I" ' 1 . i efloai ' I i i *, 11 e e -11.0 i ! ■ ‘ I!' I e - a g ' ' e ' ' ,' , Mi', , O ! 11 1 - , ' , • e 'he end ■ d "l" ■( ' Cl.( il Llie hUuiv'U' S , , i ci s (• 11 o 1 e e ,X. M R O ( I S S I N < . Dl IM !< I S \ i choice W i!' hi del ' ■ r, 1 -Oil ,'her !b S , •'( Vi 1: 11. I 11 ' ;e-( '"aid CO a" e 11 o , C C i ,n! V.\ ol.li'l ea.l • 1 • d e' ■ e | w 11 o i V e ( 1' e ' v\ I) ’ a' ' i 'Med ; 1 1 i ! ,, i \\ liei'cv o' a 1 1 1 i i 11' den t": 1 '■ ■ ' 1 will be , le’ or'U1 ne ■ 11. . f irm standard a. p ■ . t 1 , i, 1 ehi ii i i 111 tile ' ' ' NOTH I Ul \s li.N All NT. SI ( UNI) < HUM I v 11 '• u l< id ' and bo a 1 'it' w 111 bit pi em:pt 1 \ 1.1 : ■ : ' U o y\ ’ ' ’ 110 id ! be I' "ehe lilnellt yhou.d ae ae!!' be denied his eh ,■ . , ;:U e ol overri ovvdiu In w n, promptlv ludnied .ml ill ,| e j,, ,: e i alii 'll. a 1 ' e |) i h )i.' m the ' \ -1 e i n ! ■ pace m available III. Ml 1)1 NTS MUMNf. INK) nil. ( OMMl M l \ A ell' lee ol '('llool i ■ •' a o -1udent who w HI be i" " Mlie school -y tea' iua , lx made , luring the " pi ;, 1 "a (!a\ (-111mc pi r,(id o: ■ • 1 : it h( I' time bel o|'i lie ell! , n sehool. An expl.anu'oc. h tier, the not ice and ' school choice fonn will ht . cn nut lor each new s"g: 111 nt a (ion a the - r! J ., tern know s about <he u hid \t least -.even da - w i 1 be allowed lor the 'eiurn o' the ehmee lorm when a ehor • s made alter the prm Md dav chiuce period A cli cee am t be made tor each tu lent \'o assignment to . uv school can be m;idc unle - <i eboiee is made I n si 11. STUDENTS ENTERING FIRST GRADE The parents, or other ad111; pi'rson acting ;is pfireni. o' every child entering the lift grade, is required to choose the school his child will at tend. Choices will he made under the same free rhoi r process used for students new to the school system in other grades, as provided in para graph 10. 12. PRIORITY OF LATE CHOICES No choice made after the end of the spring 30-day choice period may he denied for any reason other than overcrowding. In the event of overcrowding, choices made during the 30-day choice pe riod will have first priority. Overcrowding will be deter mined by the standard prov- vided for in paragraph 8. Any A •' 4 * , . 4 ■ , ^ 1 ' 4 tirK/vl'ik 4 I l t he mg ContllUlei! P , 1 1111 ( tmi Jig a bool y car. riie pm s j )( 1st' ol tin ■ |)lan is to el iminale the dual structure < it -epaiaute schoi j Is fill' child! - n of di Iter- etlt r, M(‘MS The ■ plan requ MTs <•' v rVY st tide nt or In parent 10 ehoo (' tile ■ chon! 1 the 'M11 lent Will , attend m 1 he co) n. 11 g '(TlOe 1 > car P d( H nnt \ 11 a l ■' T W huh ■ ehool ! he 't u dent :' at' ending t 111 - ' (.ar. and it not m .atte: 1 1 the!' that vein. 1 w; 1 iMf-m* ' - a u bite or a Ne.ro choc, 1 A 011 ami \ <»ur child m: 1 \ ea, 1 ah'. '('hoe 1 villi W |sh A I dlolee T! j - t ' :j In re - pfl'eil tor ea, Il - Miociil \ ■ ude: ’ (aanni t h ' ;.rt il it t 1 at Eh > - M * tMI*! llM\ ‘ ■ ■ llool . rar aide - a ell ’!<•)• M I ehoo:: - :' made 1 if \ t a r 1 1 he a 311 (11 \ el micr ; „J I,,(|. hr- innn ig M arch 1 1988 and n lin Apr: 1 2 1988 \ i h« »icc term i: ting 'lie \ .ill; 11 v! r s ( 'bools and gr ad N rll( ; 111 - e( 1 1 h. torm must he n fled 'Mi an d retu 1 MrM . A , 11 * n a \ n nad J u The < ' ’ ! - ' , (' ^ t 1 1 cM\ r ’ope 1 K d a. 1 r it by li, and to m n \ .(hot uS « 1 to Hu uidre-- - aho\ a ■ ’ \ f me lur f tile 30 dav choice pe • - 1 ( K I N , 11 e may rr(j 11 rt \ Mil a. i. ( ' 'Mill e hoi 1 T 1 < -T 1 l ! H ’ ;){'<’ 1 he el id o| ’ll e eh, e.ei ■ p r : ,0 1 Ne p l:'i 1 el'i nee Wll ! he ;.\ t-n Mr c il mi ill call'. dm - Mu 1 Mr i'll' Her pt •1 ;, ,(1 No print- ipal. ’ e.ae her. < r , g her '(■hen 1 olt1C ,al is r F m 1 ’ 11 d -0 Jll lllcl 1 * *r or d.s- 'iiaih • a n v' iiic Ir, If ehoi » me 1 i ll OO [; W || rl't at It . IT r a 1 e 11 e (1U ( a ifoll 1 ran Ik ohtai 1 irtl. I','! ' 'en -it IS I (.Kl \n ,,ne , pc nulli d in I a\ ar ,r penahze anv tudent (u ,1 her per an bee a u -1 "I a i Tu 11 ei made Unee a ehmee ,' made, ii eaiimit ht changed except fur ei mu' hardslnp. Ais:,* ehelu-eil m m, ( Xplan (Ml ., r a'oiw in ,• Ha '. i \ 11 lull (It* »prll Mill' ah' ,ut th r < Ir r . It 1 a 11 n n Ma plan II tell s \ nil 1 K 1 \‘. M ) r \ - a ! M '. ’ t r t ■ i v t ! • -y ( iiir ri . ht mid' r the in a ;»l. m. am I te 11 >011 I10W. 11 •a ell lit a rl's ( llo o| 1 ui t 1 p, rt . ami i ■pialti i mu fur e and 11:11 t I (’ . apply he]M" de tern d'-'ev w ill -l.ilf - all a: na a 11 d e - mil is 1 V ROSS i s Will he ranted. 1 . ui !or any ' Me eammil- , 'iid (Tu ml \stein, g : 'n limit w lie the : ' amdahlc (g regard mg anal on - ,, a will he .an . ranted, ein p,r any a another i nd ehaul ■ V fe till' : lit e g re , • ,u iipport u .a . P. all g 1 1 ani ta if • ia I ( 1 11 giu. i 1 \ I TINS It) BE lil.’ it he r act i \ : 1 if' . 'egregated Yatir School Boat d and the 'choul stall will do e\ eryihing, wc can to see to it that the :i 1 right ol all si udent s are !>ro " U ,l " tected and that "Ur desegfe- gal ion plan i earned "id 'Here" I u 11 y Sincerely yours. R |> Ull.DF.R. Supennl endetit I.AERENS ( Ul M V S( HOOF IHSTRK T NO. 'Hi ( linton, S. ( March 1. 1908 ( ho’ee of Sehool Form lie ; arm i : provided I or y (,u ta eh, *o- 1' till ehool VOlir child w ,11 attend lor the com ing - (Tiocl y ear. It d''es not matter which school tlie child has been attending, and t doe' not matter whether the school yen (Tioiise was form- ( rly a white or a Negro 'ehool No student can he enrolled without making .1 ehmee (it seliool I his lorm must either he brought to any school or mailed to the Sup erintendent s oilier at tlie ad dress above by April 2. 1988. II the student is Id years old by the date ol choice, or will he entering the ninth or a higher grade, cither the stu dent or his parent may make the choice. 1 Name ol Child I .asf F'irst Middle 1 oi our de- 2 Age g r any 3 School and grade current - a a her to .my per- ly or last attendi <1 1! a choice persiTU muse I; i V - Grade , made. It ■4 School (’hosen ( Mar k X ■ , ' I'ederal beside school chosen 1 : ' per on to Name ol School < f adcs . coerce. M S Bailey 1-8 e ■ d criminate Location Clinton rl Jual lor the Cross Hill Mountv 11 le 18 a am.' with the 1 .ocation Mountv iIh 1 ’ a • hoice ol Martha Dendy 1 8 p, cn hav mg any Location: Clinton , v! m \ 11 il at ion ol Hampton \vcnue 1-8 h' uld re Location: Clinton • agf:, dmtely hy Joanna 1-8 • , to the laqual Location: Joanna n.il (tpportuni- Midway 1-8 , m 1 S ()l 1 ice of Location: Cross Hill \\ a- mi.Jon. 1). Providence 1-8 !'„■:■(■ 202 982-0333). Location: Clinton any person re- Woodson 18 , ■ dai on will not Location: Joanna 11 w J bout his con Bell Street High 9-12 i' Iter \ mlation of Location: Clinton 11 khi plan or Clinton Junior High 7-8 mm: ,tion based on Location: Clinton national origin Clinton High 9-12 in’ \ - tern is also Location: Clinton ot 1 deral require- This form is signed by 1 i should likewise (mark proper box): a-" Ci -I ‘ report should • ••si hr n g io the attention ■ it local " bool officials un less he ee!' .1 would not he ■: p! ; 11 to d S( I ff local of- ■ afs d 1 no! correct the vio- tion promptly, any person mdiar w th the facts of the violation 'hoiild report them mmedi geiy to thi* U. S. Of- :ec i 1 F ducation at the above addi cs . r , phone number. I AI RUNS C OUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 56 ( linton. South Carolina March 1, 1968 Dear Pare- t; Your sc ioo-l y stem’^ de- □ Parent H Other adult person acting as parent Student Signature Address Date This block is to be filled in by the Superintendent's office, not by person signing. Is student assigned to school chosen?—□ Yes □ No If not, explain