The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 05, 1969, Image 15
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 5, 1969—1-C
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Ivey Receives
Legion Of Merit
Lt. Col. Benjamin F. Ivey Jr.
of Clinton was awarded the Legion
of Merit (First Oak Leaf Clus
ter) last week in ceremonies at
Presbyterian College.
Ivey, who left Saturday for
duty in Vietnam, was professor
of Military Science at Presby
terian College from August, 1966,
to May, 1969.
A graduate of Presbyterian
College, Ivey was honored for
“outstanding initiative, imagina
tion and leadership” which “re
sulted in significant improve
ments in the Military Science
Program. He delivered informa
tive lectures concerning the
ROIC effort in general and speci
fically the program at Presby
terian College. This diligent en
deavor brought a better under
standing of the ROTC and its
merits to civic and academic
leader^ and materially enhanced
the Army image.”
The award was presented by
Col. Jones, Office of the Deputy
Chief of Staff, ROTC, for Lt. Gen.
Throckmorton, commanding gen
eral, Third United States Army.
Col. Ivey is married to the for
mer Kent Wysor of Clinton and
they have two children,Cindy, 16,
and Frank, 14.
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IVEY HONORED — Lt. Col. Benja
min F. (Ren) Ivey, Jr., ri^ht, receiv
ed Legion of Merit Award from
Col. Jones of the Office of the Dep
uty Chief of Staff, ROTC. Ivey re-
V
ceived the award tor his service as
professor of Military Science at Pres
byterian College for the ]>ast three
years.— (Yarborough Photo)
ROTC SERVICE AWARD — Mrs.
Marguerite S. Plowden waa honored
recently in a brief ceremony in which
she was presented a Certificate of
Award from the Department of The
Army. She was presented the award
for 10 years’ outstanding service and
support of the Presbyterian College
ROTC program. She is secretary to
the ROTC Instructor Group. Shown
above at the presentation are, left to
right: Capt. John W. Hampton, III,
Mrs. Plowden and Maj. Windsor E.
Ward. Mrs. Plowden and her daugh
ter, Patti, reside on Pine St.— (Yar
borough Photo)
Practical Nursing
Test To Be Given
The preliminary entrance test
for practical nursing will be given
at 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 11 and
Thursday, June 12, at the Bailey
Memorial Hospital. Testing each
day is approximately four hours.
Applicants must attend both ses
sions to complete the series of
testings.
Tentative plans are for classes
to begin in October. Men and wo
men between the ages of 17 and
approximately 50 may apply if
they are American citizens, in
good health and have completed
the 10th grade or its equivalent.
The practical nursing course
lasts 52 weeks and classes will
lie held at the Bailey Memorial
Hospital, Monday through Friday
between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Additional information about
the program can lie obtained by
calling Mrs. Helen Chalk, R.N.,
at the hospital.
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WEDDING AND PARTY RENTALS
Lake, Long
Oppose Sales
Tax Increase
State Sens. Robert Lake and
John D. Long both voted against
the state sales tax increase last
weekend.
This legislature passed a mea
sure which increased the sales
tax from three to four percent.
Sen. Lake twice spoke against
the increase and introduced le
gislation which would have sub
stituted higher taxes on beer,
liquor, wine and cigarettes and
would have raised the state in
come tax. However, his efforts
were unsuccessful.
Sen. Lake of Whitmire andSen.
Long of Union represent the state
senatorial district which includes
Laurens County.
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ter you iron your tablecloth, put
it on a hanger in the closet to
keep it wrinkle free. To pro
tect it from dust, cover it with
a large pastic bag.
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