The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 06, 1968, Image 9
THE CHRONIC LE, Clinton, S. C., June 6, 1968—9
LEGION OF MERIT—Col. Robert
McLees, ri^ht, a native of Clinton,
receives the Legion of Merit from
Britf. Gen. Phillip K. Davidson of
I'.S. Military Intelligence in Sai
gon, South Vietnam. McLees re
ceived the award for his service in
Intelligence in Vietnam. He is
now stationed in Arlington, Va.
A graduate of Clinton High School
and Presbyterian College, he is the
son of Mrs. Robert C. Mclx'es of
104 South Woodrow Street.
Milk Can Cut Down
On Those Calories
Dieting and weight watching has
become more than serious busi
ness in recent years. It has tie-
come a fad, according to Lau
rens County Farm Bureau’s
Dairy Committee.
W. Hance Finley, chairman of
the Dairy Committee, noted that
milk can be a calorie-counter’s
best friend. He cautioned weight-
watchers to watcti the nutrition
table in their quest for loosing
or gaining weight, and they will
find milk and dairy products will
help them meet both their calorie
and nutrition requirements.
“Doctors will tell you the big
gest mistake of “do-it-yourself
dieters* is the sacrifice of nu
trition for weight,* Finley said.
“One can plan a good diet and
still meet the minimum dairy nu
tritional needs.”
Milk provides many of the
nutritional needs one usually
overlooks in a diet, Finley con
tinued. The following figures
should be adequate to prove milk
can l)e used with few calories
added.
PRODUCT
QUANTITY
CALORIES
Whole milk, 1 glass, 168
Skim milk, 1 glass, 87
Buttermilk, 1 glass, 86
Chocolate Milk, 1 glass, 213
Chocolate drink, 1 glass, 185
Cottage Cheese, 1/3 cup, 44
Creamed cottage cheese, 1/3
cup, 73 ~ ~
Vanilla Ice Cream, 1/4 pint,
138.
Winthrop Staff
Donna Brannon of Joanna has
been selected as a member of
the staff of the Winthrop College
yearbook for the 1968-69 school
year.
She is a sophomore, majoring
in psychology.
Wanted:
PCA Leaders
To Attend
Convention
Officials of the Palmetto Pro
duction Credit Association direc
tors and general managers to tie
held at the Americana Hotel,
Miami Beach, Florida, on June
9-11, according to Dick Suggs,
general manager of the asso
ciation.
Suggs said the conference has
been announced by R. A. Darr,
president of the Federal Inter
mediate Credit Bank of Columbia,
and approximately 1,100 farmer-
directors, general managers, key
staff personnel and guests of the
65 Production Credit Associa
tions in Florida, Georgia, North
Carolina and South Carolina are
expected to attend.
The Federal Intermediate Cre
dit Bank of Columbia provides
leadership, supervision and loan
funds for Production Credit
Associations in the four states.
The local farmer-owned Pro
duction Credit Associations are
providing over 42,000 farmer-
members in the four states with
more than $414 million in opera
ting and capital investment credit
on an intermediate-term basis.
officials of the Palmetto Pro
duction Credit Association who
will attend the conference include
Mr. S. F. Sherard Sr., presi
dent, of Calhoun Falls; Mr. Dave
Waldrop, director, of Silver-
street; Mr. P. F. Beck, director,
of Williston; Mr. Kenneth Mit
chell, director, of Saluda; and
Dick Suggs, general manager.
The Palmetto Association
served 439 farmers with short
and intermediate term loans
totaling $3,669,000.00 in 1967
Laurens County
on June 11 for
for Laurens County
voters to cast their votes
H. GILBERT CALWELL
Coroner.
Reward:
Dependable, dedicated, conscientious man to
serve the people of Laurens County.
WEEK OF J UN F 3, 1943
M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers
and The Commercial Depository
will observe today (Thursday)
as a holiday in observance f
Jefferson Davis’s birthday.
Lt. and Mrs. Dillard IE land
have a wedding anniversary June
6.
Richard Rhame, m f I >r. and
Mrs. D. o. Rhame, Jr. will lie
one year Id Monday, June 7.
Miss Eaye Pitts entertained
six friends on Friday with a
“spend-the-night” party. Those
enjoying the occasion were
Misses Virginia Gray, Virginia
Henry, Emma McCrary, Shirley
Dawkins, Nell Buchanan, and Joy
Godfrey
Three Receive
USC Degrees
Three Clinton area students
are among the Tune graduates at
the University of South Carolina.
They are John Michael Red-
deck, Mary McCall Nettles and
Margaret Constance Simmons,
all of Clinton.
Reddeck received the Bachelor
of Science in Engineering degree.
Mary Nettles and Margaret Sim
mons received their Bachelor of
Science in Nursing degrees.
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F riends of Leaman Jones will
lie glad to know he is improving
satisfactorily at Hays Hospital
where he underwent an operation
Tuesday.
Dewey Trammell, apprentice
seaman, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. E B. Trammell of this
city, who recently joined the Navy
is stationed at Jacksonville, Fla.
They have three other sons,
Henry, Vernon, and Houston who
are in army service in North
Africa.
On Thursday Lillian Dillard,
Barbara Anderson, Myra Adair,
Grace Young and Ann Owens
“hiked” to Lakeside Country Club
h r a “spend-the-day” party.
Equipped with lunch baskets and
swim suits, they peddled gaily
away and were at the Club in
35 minutes.
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