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nil. ( IIKU.NK I.I., ( III.loll. S. C .. Man li js. |!M,S—J1
Men In Service
Boost Profits From Coastal
Bermuda With Nitrogen
John Moon
Assigned
In Vietnam
First Class
. Ui. whose
I'lllmon
rissirtned as
Tran port
I loadquar
ai' Sairton,
\nm Frivatc
.1 ohn \\ Moon .11
parents live at 120
Cir . -Ioanna, was
a clerk in the 4tl
ation Coininand "
ter Compain m
\ icinam, March 11
In Action
I'net Lieutenant Charles M
C it I ne\ .1 r . on ol Mr am I
M rs ('harle \l (ial t nc\ ot
lit 2. ('Imton S C . i (wentl\
took part in wieee
support in is'-inns
nani
dul ground
oxer \’iet
I .lentenant ( Ial I ne>- and t w o
lellow \( 47 DraLtonship ph
ots scrainliled to the delcnse
ol tie dist net town ol Kien
Mmh and provided Hare d
himmntion lor air strikes
close to the perimeter ol Hinh
I hu> AH. \ ietnam.
The Dradonshi]) pilots also
-upported lnendl\ troops en
aped in battle with tin en
e 111 \ ill the pro\ nice ol Kiel!
lloa
Lieutenant (lallnes is a
member ol the 4th Air Com
mando S(|uadron hase'l at
Hinh Thuy.
I I e lieutenant's wile S\ l\ ia.
is the daughter ol Mr and
\lrs Murray Swmmervdie i I
2110 S Owens St . Clinton
Adams Arrives
Senior Master Serpeant
.lames Adams, son of Samuel
Adams ol Clinton, has arrived
lor duty at MeChord AFB,
U ash
Serpeant Adams, a security
police supervisor, is assigned
to a unit ol the Aerospace l)e-
Ieiise Conrmand
He previously served at
I (lorn Koval Thai AFB, Thai
land.
The serpeant attended Bell
Street Hiph School. He served
in the Kuropean I'heater ol
(iperation durinp World War
II
Elledge Finishes
Army Hrivirte Bhtlip W.
Elledpe. 20, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Elledpe.
1008 Sloan St., Clinton, com
pleted an eipht-week field ar-
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REPAIR
SERVICE
tillery hasie course March 2
.a Ft Sd| Okla
Durum the eourse, he was
trained m the operation a id
maintenance ol the 105mm
and the 155mm towed how it,
ir lie also received special
i/ed tramuip in liruu; such
weapons as the M-OO machine
pun. the M 70 prcnade launch
er and the 2 5-ineh rocket
launcher
Nichols Assigned
Stall Serpeant .lames 11
\i< hols, -on ol Mr and Mrs
C L \ichoL ol 202 Hickorv
Si Clinton has arrived tor
dut > with the 7th M eat her
W hip ;it Kansas Cit\ . Mo.
SiM'pcant Nichols, a weather
obseiw er. is assipned to a
unit ol the Mr Ueathet Sei
\ ice
||e pie\ ion I> served at
'lav Niiih. \'ietnam
The serpetuit. who attended
Clinton llc-th School, also sei
ved durinp the Korean W ai
11 is wile. Karen, is the dau
vhter ol Mr and Mrs. Karl K
Ma\wa 11 ol (ireenweod. Mu
Cannon Graduates
Seaman Apprentice Juhn
\\ ( annoti. I S\. son ol Mr
and Mr W ilbe M Cannon of
204 W Fitts St . Clinton, has
been uraduated from nine
weeks ot \av v basic tiainmu
at the Naval Traininp Center.
In the first weeks ot his
nav al erv ice In* studied mili-
tarv suh|ei'ts and lived and
worked under conditions sim
ilar to those lie will encounter
on Ins lir-l ship or at his tirst
shore station
Its I It I <>t. t hirf Iiirononii
('.ynnniniil t nrii ti 11 u ml Itrsrnri It (ruler,
rn m e I on , \ . /.
('oastal Rormndaprass will vh Id more hav and
pra/inp to the a( re than anv otlu r peiinam nt
forape crop in the Sooth This is the expi rn nee
of agronomists and livestock tanners m all areas
w lu •re tins wemk rtol, improved vanetv is
adapted. Fhe same van be said ter lie more cold
ti>lerani Midland Bermuda in
I R. Co*
tin cooler upper South.”
II Coastal is established ri^ht
and wt II lerlili/ed, vou can
Hra/e two cows per at re while
moisture is plentdul and one
cow in drv late summer 5’ields
ol I to S tons ol hav per acre
annually are now produced
routinilv on main dairy and
heel (arms in the Soul h
Due o| (he strong points for
Coastal is tin s once a stand is
well established, il is there in
dclim tel v I here a re man v
fields with solid stands over III
v ears old w it h no mdicat ion ol
(lei line.
Consider some of the success
with Coastal and Midland from
1 ev.is and Oklahoma east to
the Atlantic
I FX VS Research reports
show that under irrigation PI7
pounds ot nitrogen per acre is
tin most profitable rate of ap
plication w hen IN costs 10 cents
per pound and hav sells fur
S20 a ton Annual yields of 1000
to 1500 pounds ot beef per acre
are frequent on well managed
Midland Bermuda m Texas.
OKLAHOMA — Bob Land
saw, Cleveland Countv estab
lished the grass lor Ins Boiled
Hereford herd bv starting elf
4 vears ago with a basic lu-avv
application ot fertilizer He
( hanged low v aloe land into
rich pastures worth $250 an
acre I'o maintain high yields
this rancher uses lietween 20
and 22 tons ol nitrogen a year
— or about 200 pounds of N to
t he acre
DLL I A BRANCH FXI’KR
IMKNT STATION -Rescan h
here shows that an acre ol good
Coastal pasture with 4 00
pounds N per season will earrv
I 1 i tons of grazing animals
Coastal is rated the most pro
duct ive perennial gras, m the
■Mississippi Delta
NORTH ( \R( II IN \ I)
M Bui hanan ol M,listen lei Ms
200 cattle and ecKes and pours
on tin- N to keep Ins big needs
lor linage sa I isfied I I c a n n ua 11 v
tert ib/es Bermuda w it b too to
• ’00 | m hi nils o| ,i m i veil le 11111 zc r
high in mtrogin |i|iis UO
pounds ol mt logon alter i ai h
bav cull mg Rcsull 2 tons ot
excelli nt bav per acre at each
cutt mg.
soi l 11 C \ROLI\ \
I rmlbil mv est ig.u ion hen on
Rei inuila has been going on lor
v ears ( Inc s| in I v showed that
SOI) pounds o) N per acn is i In
most prolilahli rate ot apple a
t ion when bav i~ priced at v’J
(HM)R(H \ Agronomists in
Coa=talX home state stuiC .1
the v i(4(l at different rates ot
nitrogen They (oimd as the
nitrogen rate goes up to 200
pounds the acres ol land re
quired to proihn e 100 ions of
Coastal was rut In almost two
thirds - from 17 ti to 12 4 acres
I he 11 v est oi k I a i me r not vet
producing Coastal or Midland
on his place should look into
success stories such as th
mentioned uhove m his state or
lountv or neighhorhood Sound
adv ice on the un|ioi lant points
m estahlishmg < 'oastal or M id
land i an he ohl.11n• *d j rom vour
college or local extension serv
Ice I here is no heller sourie ol
advice I h an a ncighhor who is
now growing Coastal or Mid
land w il h success
Several points in estahli'lung
and managing require close at
1 cut ion it ('oastal is to live up
to Us reput a t ion on v oi i r I, i rm
I Siarl on limed well h r
111 I Zed lich Is
■ ’ Brepa re a w ell cull iv at< d
soil lor spi igging \v end heav v
sods ii| uaijh'si 11 il g ia~ses
i> f 11 a/e or ha rv i s( at fro
qiient intervals not more than
2 to 1 weeks apart \ general
rule is to graze evi rv lime re
grow th Is t to a inches high
Ask vour local 11 ■ 11111 ze r
dealer for help in 1.1v i ng • .i11 ,i
h■ r 11h/er prog i am f m inm lich K
to he si I oi old stainL I hal m i 11
pushing.
Head Start’ Program
To Begin On June 10
Start
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M;
tur the
\pnl 2011)
The Summer H<‘.id Start
pruL'iam tur LauTcns ('nun
tv. ponsnred hv the
1 uiurcn ( (unit v ('ummunit v
\ct ton. I tn will begin on
■ I uric 10 and eunt mue
tliroie h Align t 2 Both school
district X o 55 and X o 5(i
ate iiiigluded \ total of four
hundred and twentv live ehil
dren will be e111' iI Ii■ 11 and a
stall ol sev ent v tour w : 11
w ork with them
Jinnv’s Beauty Nook
by JINNY
Mam women e
to mi
i in
I'hc pi'i i lert ,
set up tor
bo'd'i i .
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m\ brM ! ( . •
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and $16 632
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In Vietnam
Airman First Class Cecil f
Henderson. son ol Mrs. Belle
S. Henderson ol 317 Fergu
son St , Clinton, is on duty at
Cam Ranh Bay AB. Vietnam
Airman Henderson is an
aircraft mechanic
The airman is a 19(><> grad
uate ot Ford High School in
I .aurens.
Benoit On Duty
Staff Sergeant A .1 Benoit,
son of Mr. and Mrs C. .1.
Benoit of Nome, Tex . is on
dutv at Cam Ranh Bay AB.
Vietnam.
Sergeant Benoit
sonnel specialist.
His wife, Betty, is
daughter ol Mr. and
Charlie M e D a n t e 1 ot
Hampton Ave . Clinton.
Clinton High
is a per-
t h e
Mrs.
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JOANNA, 3. C.
697-6731
Frostbite is an important
health hazard in many parts
of the United States, says the
American Medical Associa
tion. A part of the body can
become frostbitten even when
the temperature isn't star-
tingly low Wind is impor
tant The chilling el feet of au
nt 20 degrees moving at 45
miles an hour is the same as
40 degrees below zero air on
n still dav One of the dangers
of frostbite is that the victim
often doesn’t feel it. It is dis
covered when an exposed
portion of the body turns
white, and has no feeling in
, it. Rapid thawing is the best
treatment
By UN WOOD COX
On Thursday. March 2H. six
members ol the National
I lonor Soeiet v w ill attend the
state convention at Charles
ton. S C. The* delegates are
Cookie Arnold. .lane Boyce.
Robert Meadors. and Steve
Floyd Barbara Barns will
attend the eonv-gntion as our
district representative and
Linwood Cox will attend as
our candidate lor State See-
re tar.v
Friday morning, speeches
will he made by all the can
didates and Friday night
there will he an informal
dance at Saint Andrews High
School in Charleston. The re
sults of the election will he
revealed then. On Saturday
afternoon, after many tours
and classes, the delegates
will return home.
March 29-30 is the sched
uled date for our annual
Chem-Bi-Bhi Science Fair.
The winnt rs will he announc
ed in my next column
J
I
Once a stand of Coastal Bermudagrass is well established, it
remains indefinitely as an excellent permanent forage crop.
Cyanamid agronomists find many fields have solid stands over 10
years old with no indication of decline.
Practical
Nursing Test
Is Scheduled
The preliminary i ntranee
text lor practical nursing w ill \
he given at 8 A M Wedne -j
dav . April 3. at the Bailev
Mem irial Hospital
Tentativo plans are for
elasse- to heitin m Septem
her, under instructor Mrs j
Helen Chalk R X The teM
will take approximately 45
miriuti s
Men and w omen between
the ages of 17 and approxi
matelv 5(1 mav apply if they
are Mnei'ii an eiti/eiis m good
health and have completed
the KMli grade or its cqmv a
lent
Tin practical nursinu
course lasts 52 weeks and
clas'-es will he held at the
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mondav t hrmigh Fridav he
tween ~ \ M and 3 B M
Additional i nlorma
lion about the program can
he obtained hv calling Mr
Helen Chalk K X . at the
hospital
OFI l( Il SI BIM.IFS
( IIRONK I F, PI B. CO.
other proper table behavior,
a re-pi i i lor the rights o|
1 'I heis i a ml living mid w miT
mg with ,i group
l .ai h clnld i giv i n a gen
oral pin sieal cxaiiiinat ion
w It ii h i pa n I I in b v tlie pro
ram lliost iti)mnng spec
ial iiiedical • reatnieiil .mil
billow up- will i'ccci v i■ requ11
ed aMi iilioii
A well Ii,a I, i nic, I mid dav
lunch is pun a the pro
g i a m
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP!
Jinny's Beauty Nook
S. Poplar St. — India Mill
Clinton, S. ( . — 831!-11 IK
On Fridav. March 29. the
•Junior class play. "Man
Overboard." will be present
ed at 8:00 at the high school
auditorium
The east include- Frankie
Caulev, (linger Crocker. Bat
Davis. Will Davidson, Beth
Fdward-, (leorge Frady. dm
ger (iaull, .Ian King. Mike
Jdilam. David Mixon. Timmy
Bower, .lack Brater, Kent
Brater. dus Kamagc, Rick
Rogers. Torrence Shealv .
Mary Lou Simpson. Susan
Lndan. Susie Wassung. and
I'ommv 5'atts. This plav i-
direeted h.v Miss .lime Adair
and Mr Marcia Barker with
Lmvvood Cox as -tudent dm
eetor.
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