The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 08, 1968, Image 6
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DEADLINE—5:M P. M., TUESDAY
FOR BENT
FOR RENT —Nice larfe
space to park your trailer.
Also trailers for rent. Phone
833-2292. Posey W. Copeland.
HELP WANTED
NOTICE —Would Like some-
one to sit with sick person
4 p.m. to 12 p.m. midnight.
Call 833-0255 Al-tfc
TELEPHONE
INTERVIEWERS
Part Time
Work from home; your
phone; a few hours daily.
Public Relations Interview
ing for well known client to
be conducted in Clinton and
surrounding areas. No selling.
Work to begin immediately.
Send name, address, tele
phone number and state
areas you can call toll free
to Box W, c-o Chronicle.
Al-3p-A15
WANTED—To rent or buy 3,
4, or 5 room house. Can be on
outskirts of Clinton. Call 833-
1367. A8-2-A15
WANT TO BUY — Land —
any quantity acreage. Write
Real Estate, P O. Box 289,
Laurens — Give amount, lo
cation, and prices J18-4c
WANTED—Purchasing agent.
Contact Ben F Copeland,
Azalea Homes, 833-2340.
HELP WANTED — Welders
and laborers. Apply Riblett
Produces of Laurens Co.,
Laurens, S. C. M30-tfc
HELP WANTED: Female,
Due to increased business
need counter help and cashier
for day, and night shifts. Ap
ply at Big Willie’s, LaVonne
Shopping Center, Laurens.
A18-tfc
NOTICE
IDEAL FOR TEACHERS
Will keep children in my
home from 8:00-3:30. Very
close to new elementary
school Cedar St. Call 833-3850.
AS-lc
NOTICE—WiU keep children
in my home 7:30 a m.-4:30
p.m. Mrs. Robert Turner, 307
Gordon St 833-0707 A8-lc
FOUND—One new sofa cush
ion on Clinton - Greenwood
Highway Call 697-6409 A8-lc
ANNOUNCEMENT
Hays’ Garage on the Whit
mire Highway in Joanna is
now one of the S. C. State
Highway official inspection
stations. Also offers complete
radiator service and 24-hour
wrecker service. Tel. 697-
0943 A1-4C-A22
BETTER JOBS
a found
REAL estate
NOTICE—Garbage collection
service. If needed, call John
T. Rice, 833-2887. F29-4c-m2l
H A L L’ S OFFICE MA
CHINES, 101 E. Pitts St
Specializing in Sales and Ser
vice of typewriters and add
ing machines. Also does small
appliance repairs. J25-4pc
LIST YOUR property with
Pitts Realty Co. CaU 833-2605
M30-tfc
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYS
TEM available for meetings
and gatherings, complete
with background music, mi
crophones, lectern and quali
fled engineer. Reasonable
rates. Contact WLBG. M30tfc
B&K. SEPTIC TANK CLEAN
ING SERVICE, 906 Sloan St.
Clinton. Sewer Tape for rent
Call Clyde Brazill, 833-0547 oi
Donald Kidd, 833-3636.
•craping, tpp soil. Septic tank
work, pavjng sidewalks and
driveways. Call R. H. Fras
ier, Joanna, 897-6201 before
4:00 p.m., 897-6162 after 4:00
p.m. Jlltfc
farmer-owned PCA. Loans up
^ to 7 years. See L. D. Beden-
gaugh, general manager,
Palmetto Production Credit
Association, Jacobs Building,
Clinton, S. C. M28-tfc
WANTED
•ANT TO SOT - A "pS
used air conditioner. Must be
tt.000 BTU or mors. Call
833-3341 A6-tfc
REAL ESTATE
POR SALE—6 room house, 2
baths, double car garage,
large storage room and
workshop 91 Palmetto St.
E. C. Burdette Call between
4 30 and 9 p m. 833-1236
A8-3C-A22
FOR SALE — Building lots,
with well and sewerage Isle
of Pines, Lake Greenwood.
Waterloo Township. Contact
Horace Payne or Bobby L
Sanders, Center Service Sta
tion. M30-tfc
FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms, 1V4
bath located on a corner lot.
606 Ferguson St. For more in
formation call the Bailey
Agency, 833-0681 Al-tfc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — One 26-inch
boys’ bicycle. $35. Call John
Edwards, 833-2933 A8-lc
FOR SALE—Good used furni
ture. 833 2796. A8-lp
“NEVER used anything like
it,” say users of Blue Lustre
carpet cleaner. Rent electric
shampooer $1. T E. Jones 4
Sons, Furniture
FOR SALE — House at 117
Reeder St., Joanna. 6 rooms.
Mew roof. Detached double
garage. Call W F Boisky,
697-6287. Att-tfc
FOR SALE—1967 2 bedroom
10’ x 55’ trailer. Take up
payments. Located in Small
wood Acres Call 833-0410
A8-tfc
CUSHION MUMS for Fall
color. Large flowering Cle
matis, some in bloom. Also
cabbage and collard plants.
Tanglewood Nursery, H i g h-
way 308. Al-tfc
FOR SALE—By owner, 1960
blue Karman Ghia Volks
wagen. Motor completely
overhauled, new clutch,
brakes and tires. Car guaran
teed. $600. Call 697-6704 after
6:00 p. m. Al-2c-A8
FOR SALE—Strawberry Roan
Welsh pony. Saddle and
bridle. Call 833-1195 between
3:00 and 5:00 p. m. A8-lc
FOR SALE — 1961 Valiant,
1950 Dodge Vi ton pick-up. 1
office safe, 1 trailer, 8 ft.
wide. Call 607-6550 J25-lc
HENRY LAURENS
ANTIQUES
Wicker sofa and table, Ban
quet table, clocks, odd cap
tain’s chairs. 984-5951, Lau
rens, S. C. J27-tfc
FOR SALE—1967 Model Mo
bile home. Ideal lake cottage.
2 bedrooms, size 12 x 50, IVi’
ceiling, custom built. Call
833-3545. J27-tfc
FOR SALE — Browning Auto
matic shot guns, Winchester
Rifles, Colt hand guna. Lydia
Mills Store. 833-0631. S-22-tfc
PIANOS — Good used pianos
for sale, tuned and ready to
go—terms to suit you. The
Trading Post, 206 E. Main
St., Laurens, S. C. A19-tfc
MOBILE HOME SALES —
New and used. Easy financ
ing available. C-B-M Enter
prises, Telephone 833-3829.
N9-tfc
FOR SALE: SEE MAXWELL
BROTHERS WAREHOUSE
ANNEX, 299 MUSGROVE
STREET FOR BARGAINS
IN NEW AND USED FUR
NITURE AND APPLIANCES
WHICH COME AND GO.
CAST TERMS ARRANGED.
J-U-tfe
RESTAURANT
FOR SALE
833-1147
Office Bldg.
220 West Main St.
Clinton, S. C.
FOR SALE
Contact
CITIZENS FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Ass’n.
Clinton, S. C.
BACK HOE WORK,
WATER LINES,
LAWN
PREPARATION
PLANTING
RESTRICTED
TRAILER PARK
TOP SOIL
Ernest E. Cox
603 E. Florida St.
833-1500
DUFFY Vmf
By 'JIM’ GOODMAN
or COURSE utz wm.'LOOK
ff ML THE OOUMLCE HE HAS/
Be Sure . . . Insure!
GOODMAN
INSURANCE
833-3977
Wall To Wall
CARPET
Whitaker Floor
Coverings
Newberry, S. C.
Telephone 276-2884
TRAILERS:
FOR RENT
CONTACT
LAWSON
FURNITURE
In Joanna
Wasson & Wasson
Incorporated
HICKORY TAVERN
WELL BORING
GEORGE E WASSON
JAMES D. WASSON
Phone Lauren* Rural 082-
2628 or contact at Watson
Brothers Store at Hickory
Tavern.
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CB. Holland
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REALTOR
“Let me sell
your real estate”
Ph. 984-4215 Laurens
Lman mmmmm mmmmmm mmmmamm sbmm mmJ
SAVE $ $ $ S
Homeowners
Insurance
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GOODMAN
In*. Agency
104 West Pitts St.
Dial 833-3977
PLUMBING
OR
HEATING
CaB
833-0061
SPARTANBURG, I. C
1. WaD-to-Wall Carpet
By Factory Trained
Mechanics.
2. Carpet Cleaning Ma
chines for Rental
3. Custom Made Dra
peries.
1. Decorator Consultant.
5. Large Stock of Furni
ture and Carpet.
LAWSON
Furniture Co.
Joanna
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CARS
1966 CHEV. IMPALA
4-DS, V-8, A-T — Blue
and White.
1966 CHEV. IMPALA
HTC, V-8, A-T—White
with Black Trim.
1966 CHEV. B-A
2DS, V-8, A-T, R, H
LOW MILEAGE.
1966 DODGE “440”
HTC, V-8, A-T, P-S, R,
H. AIR CONDITIONED.
1964 CHEV. IMPALA
4DS, V-8, AT, P-S, P-B
and AIR.
1963 CHEV. IMPALA
4DS, V-8, A-T, R. H.-
LOCAL OWNER.
1967 DODGE D-100
Pick-Up, 6 Cyl., Radio
and Heater.
1966 CHEVY VAN
ONE OWNER, CLEAN.
—White with Red Inte
rior.
SE OUR COMPLETE
STOCK BEFORE BUY
ING OR TRADING.
Telephone 833-0042
PLAXICO
CHEVROLET, Inc.
Dial 833-0042
Duck Calling
Contest Slated
Near Wedgefield
SUMTER - The first annual
South Carolina Duck Calling
Championship will be held Oct
ober 19th at Burnt Gin on the
Manchester State Forest near
Wedgefield.
The event, sponsored by the
Sumter County Game and Fish
Association in cooperation with
the S.C. Wildlife Resources De
partment, is being staged to pro
mote the art of duck calling and
is open to any legal resident of
South Carolina over 16 years of
age.
Contestants must register for
the event no later than October
1st. The competition will be limit
ed to the first 100 applicants and
the competitors will appear in
the order of registration.
The winner of the event will
be declared the South Carolina
State Duck Calling Champion and
will become eligible to enter the
World’s Championship in Stug-
gart, Ark.
Judging will be based upon the
contestant’s ability to bring in
simulated flights of ducks through
the basic application of the four
standard calls: (1) Hail or long
distance call, (2) Mating or lone
some duck call, (3) Chatter or
feed call, and (4) the come back
call.
Contestants in all instances
will be limited to call for one
and one half (1-1/2) minutes and
all overtime callers will be auto
matically disqualified.
Entry fee for the champion
ship will be $6 and will include
a meal for the contestants. One
dollar of the fee will be donated
to Ducks Unlimited.
Interested hunters should apply
for an application blank from
Richard S. Lee, P.O. Box 923,
Sumter, S.C., 29105, or the S.C.
Wildlife Resources Department,
I & E Division, P.O. Box 167,
Columbia, S.C., 29202.
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Tips from a Pro
Wray Mundy
NATIONAL TRUCK DRIVER OF THE YEAR
CHECK YOUR CAR
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"A gossip doesn’t wait for
opportunity — does her own
knocking!”
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Artificial textile seaweed made
of polypropylene fibers is being
used to prevent erosion of sea
shores.
Proposed Legislation Approved
As Boost To International Trade
The nation's railroads today endorsed the basic objectives
of the Department of Transportation's proposed “Trade Sim
plification Act of 1968.”
Thomas M. Goodfellow, president of the Association of
American Railroads, said the bill would help solve some of
the “immense” problems now involved in international trade.
“Solutions to these problems must be found so that there
may be a freer flow of goods in our foreign commerce and so
that those who export or import goods will have the kind of
service they deserve, with fewer complications and less red
tape,” Mr. Goodfellow said.
He pointed out the bill would help by permitting U.S. car
riers of all modes to enter joint rate agreements with foreign
carriers for shipments from any point in the United States to
any point in any foreign country and vice versa. The bill would
also provide for the interchange and pooling of equipment and
facilities used in international trade and would make possible
a single through bill of lading—door to door -by all carriers
participating in “through international shipment” agreements,
he explained.
Pharmacy Career
Urged for ^ omen
Pharmacy is a growing ca
reer field for women in which
they will find a rewarding fu
ture, according to the U.S. De
partment of Labor.
Employment opportunities
for women in pharmacy are
increasing in a variety of areas
ranging from research to a
combination of science and
salesmanship, the department
says in a new Women’s Bu
reau leaflet, “Why Not Be a
Pharmacist ?”
Carpeted Golf
Course Opened
In Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, TENN. - The
world’s first nine-hole golf
course with carpeted greens and
tees is open for business.
Fore Seasons Golf Course, de
veloped by a Knoxville realty
company, features the latest in
textile engineering -- outdoor
nylon carpeting which has all the
bounce, reaction, roll and bite of
bent grass.
Nearly 4,300 square yard of
carpeting went into the making of
the greens and tees, which are
impervious to cleats and the in
sertion of tees, and are play
able in all kinds of weather.
According to course profes
sional Garnett Neil, the carpet
ing provides the “best putting
surface there is. No bent green
will putt equal to it.” He added
that the carpeting has almost eli
minated costly maintenance
problems which have plagued golf
courses since the beginning of
the game.
Golf officialdom has also cast
an approving eye on the new
course.
Playing in the opening round at
Fore Seasons, Hord W. Hardin,
president of the United States
Golf Association, said he was
very pleased with the carpet’s
performance.
Neil said the greens and tees
were constructed and ready for
play in only two months. Con
struction of a conventional nine-
hole course usually takes over
a year.
The greens and tees are built
on plywood platforms which are
covered with a layer of soil.
The carpet is then placed on top
of the soil, folded over the edges
of the platform, and tacked un
derneath. Fringe dirt is then
pushed up to the sides.
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At Wallkill, N.Y., a six-story
circular office building with a
restaurant on top is being built
around the town’s one-million-
gallon steel water tank.
Armstrong Floor Covering
— Complete Line —
Installed By Expert
SOUTHERN COATING PAINTS
Consolidated Paint Center
Whitmire Highway : 833-0636
FOR SALE!
MODERN BRICK HOME
One mile from city limits. 3 bedrooms,
walk-in closets, dining room, living room,
den, built-in fireplace and bookcases,
kitdien, breakfast drea, foyer, hallway, 2
full ceramic baths, double carport, large
utility room, tile porches, Orkin treated,
REA power, natural gas duct heat, land
scaped on large lot. For appointment call
833-1147. J27-tfe
Mobile Home Sales
All Sizes — Finaiicmg Available
C-B-M Enterprises
833-3824
FOR SALE
6' x 6' walk-in cooler; Frigidcdre ice
cube machine; gas griddle with
hood; 15 cu. ft meat box; electric slic
ing machine; 1 pr. meat scales 1 gas
deep fryer; small steam outfit; ice
grinder 9 ft glass showcase; 300 ft
of 12* shelving (used). Call 833-1147.
TO BUY OR SELL
Real Estate
— Call —
W. S. Hatton Agency
INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Phone 833-3829 — 833-3847
Sharp Automobiles
1965 CADILLAC
2295.00
4-Dr. HT, fully equipped,
including factory air cond.
Black as a Crow and ex
tra Sharp!
1965 CHEVELLE
1695.00
Super Sport 2-Dr. HT, V-8
engine, Powerglide Trans.,
power steering. Like new.
1965 MUSTANG
1495.00
Z-Dr. HT, V-8 engine, auto,
trans., radio and heater.
Only 27,000 actual miles.
One local owner.
1965 CHEV 1595.00
Impala 4-Dr., V-8 engine,
auto, trans., power steer
ing. Clean as a pin.
1964 CHEV 1495.00
Impala Super Sport, V-8
engine, auto, trans., power
steering. Pretty white car.
Do business where business is being done. See Holman
Motor Co. for that topnotch car. Financing on the lot.
Financing On The Lot
1962 PONTIAC 895.00
Catalina 4-Dr Station Wag
on, V-8 engine, power
steering, auto, trans., air
cond. Sharp local wagon.
1964 CHEV 1495.00
m>pala 4-Dr. HT, V-8 en-
g i n e, Powerglide trans.,
power steering. Like new!
1965 CHEV 1695.00
Impala Super Sport Z-Dr.
HT, V-8 engine, Power-
glide trans., power steer
ing, radio and heater.
Clean local car.
1967 PONTIAC 1895.00
Tempest 4-Dr., economy
6 cyl. engine, auto, trans.,
radio and heater. Clean,
one-owner car.
1963 FORD 1195.00
2-Dr. HT Fastback, V-8
engine, Cruise - O - Matic
trans, power steering,
Vinyl interior. Sharp!
HOLMAN
N. HARPER STREET
MOTOR
COMPANY
LAURENS