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•3-D—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 4, 1970
Dairy Month Program
Year-Around Job
FLAT ROCK APPRENTICE — Pamela Shook of
Clinton has been chosen to be an apprentice at the
Flat Rock Playhouse in Flat Rock, N. C., this
summer. The Playhouse, which is the State The
ater of North Carolina, accepts a limited number
of apprentices each year, on the basis of referen
ces and previous dramatic experience. Although
the usual age minimum is 18, a few exceptions are
made. Miss Shook is 16. She will attend classes
in acting, directing, lighting, stage make-up, set
direction and other theater crafts. She also will
assist with backstage w r ork for the Vagabond
Players. Also, she will be eligible for roles in the
productions of the apprentices. She will be at
Flat Rock from June 21 through August 30. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Shook.
June is Dairy Month, but even
in the early spring Farm Bu
reau’s Dairy Division was busy
with promotional activities.
“In fact,” says Dairy Coor
dinator Walter Bell, “it’s a year
round job with us. ”
One ofthe key activities of the
1969 program has centered a-
round Dairy Tours for Urban
Club Women. . and it has pro
ven very successful. A series
of such tours during May drew
good attendance from the larg
er cities of the state.
A typical day’s program be
gins with a get together ses
sion, followed by a tour of a
local dairy farm. Here, the lad
ies get first-hand information
from the owner as to invest
ment, labor, cost of production’
and other factors involved in
the production of milk. These
programs are sponsored in
cooperation with local County
Farm Bureaus, and the activi
ty is concluded with a luncheon
and visual presentation by Farm
Bureau staff.
“A good supply of milk is
vital to the welfare of all citi
zens,” says Bell, “and we feel
that a thorough understanding of
the industry by consumers goes
a long way toward solving many
of the problems encountered
in recent years."
Farm Bureau’s Dairy Pro
gram is a self-held effort on
the part of dairy producers of
the state. It is financed by a
one-cent per hundred invest
ment by the producers of the
state. . .and at present 85%
of the Grade A dairies in the
state are participating.
During June . . .Farm Bu
reau has a full schedule of
activities promoting the Dairy
Industry. . .including local Da
iry Days, appearances with the
Vitality Van in parades and fes
tivals, and program engage
ments with a large number of
civic clubs.
JOANNA CLEAN-UP — The Joanna
4-H Club is pictured above while they
were out picking up paper around the
school grounds. The club Is doing
this as a community beautiification
project. Members are, kneeling: Ga
ry Kelley (Free.), Keith Boland;
standing: Kay Carlisle, Cindy Taylor,
Kathy Stockman, Kim Kelley, Debra
Adams, Ray Reeder; rear: Karen
Long, Jan Abrams, Gloria Longshore,
Sa n d r a Longshore, Donnie Boland,
Libby Ballard, and Mrs. Julia Buford
(Club Leader). Absent when picture
was made: Tammy Davenport, Beth
Gaffney and Donna McAlister.
beceeatinf
By Claude Law eon
4-H Clean-Up
M1BACLB pnems no long
er make heatllnes in our
newspapen. There has been
such fantastic progress in
the development of synthet
ic fibers that we have come
to take them for granted. In
everything from clothing to
autosnutoile tires.
home
But without too much
“miracle fi
re to stay in
oe furnishings. In
to the durable, won-
derfuRy washable vinyl ma
terials with their leather-
lite beauty, such synthetics
aa nylon and dacron uphol
stery fabrics are being used
in wide variety . . . and are
opening a new era of easy
The modern miracle fibers
have brought n new rich
ness of color to upholstering,
end they are remarkably
easy to clean and restore,
as well aa being long wear-
log. You dan, in fact, be
wrrounded by these fabrics
hxwn floor to calling . . .
m nylon carpeting, for in
"" * ... in draperies . . .
in y o nr upholstered
brought new
too, to your furni-
shaoe retaining
«. If you haven’t
our showroom late
ly, why not atop in this week
* see nil the color,
and beauty you’ve
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The 4-H Clubs of Laurens
County are doing their part m
helping to clean up and beau
tify Laurens County. In April
a talk was given to the many
clubs over the county on com
munity beautification. Many of
the clubs are planning to carry
out projects in beautification.
r
On many highways coming in
to Laurens County, there are
signs stating that the 4-H
Clubs welcome safe drivers.
Several of these signs are in a
bad state of repair and all of
them need a coat of paint. 4-H
Club members in each com
munity have volunteered to fix
up and paint up each of these
signs. Other clubs are going to
clean up roadside trash, clean
ig> around their meeting places,
and individual membejs are
planning to be sure everything
is spotless around their own
home.
With SouthCarolinacelebrat-
Reynolds' Unit
Wins Award
Airman First Class Robert
M. Reynolds, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Reynolds Sr.,
704 E. Carolina Ave., Clinton,
is a member of a unit that has
earned the U. S. Air Force
Outstanding Unit Award with
combat “V” device.
The 366th Tactical Fighter
Wing at Da Nang AB, Vietnam,
was cited for exceptionally
meritorious service from April
1, -1968 to July 31, 1969 during
military operations against
enemy forces in Southeast Asia.
The wing maintained a superior
combat record while pioneering
operational techniques that pro
duced beneficial changes to the
tactical air structure.
The airman, a graduate of
Clinton High School, attended
Duke University.
ing her 300th year, it would be
well for all Laurens County
citizens to do their part in mak-
ing South Carolina beautiful for
the many visitors we will have
this year.
VOTE FOR
PAUL S. O DELL
JUNE 9
COUNTY COUNCIL
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Proposed County Office Building
RON ZEDICK
Davidson St
Youth Director
Is Appointed
Ron Zedick, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Frank Zedick of First
Baptist Church, Dillon, has as
sumed the position of youth di
rector for the summer months
at Davidson Street Baptist
Church.
The pastor, Rev. M. Floyd
Hellams, states that Mr. Ze
dick, a rising junior at Gard
ner Webb College, Boiling
Springs, N. C., will direct the
youth choirs, recreation, and
other youth activities during the
summer. In addition to these
duties, he wiU also be a staff
member for two weeks, July 20-
August 1, at the Laurens Asso
ciation Baptist Assembly Camp
oo Lake Greenwood.
Members and friends of the
church are invited to attend a
social-fellowship period in the
social hall of the church fol
lowing the evening worship ser
vice Sunday in honor of the new
staff member.
McMahan Named
Jefferson D. McMahan Jr.,
deputy state highway engineer,
has been elevated to state high
way engmeer, effective July 1,
succeeding Theron J. Hendrix,
who announced his plans to re
tire after 43 years with the
South Carolina Highway Depart
ment.
The State Highway Commis
sion accepted Mr. Hendrix’s re
signation with “reluctant re
gret”, praising him for his
contributions to the Highway
Department, and named Mr.
McMahan to succeed him during
its regular May meeting.
This is architect’s drawing
of the proposed new County Of
fice Building, to be built adja
cent to the County jail and fac
ing WestMainStreet. The Board
of Commissioners are*planning
to ask for bids early in June
and hope to let contract in the
early part of July.
Once this building is com
pleted the following county of-
Haircut Prices
Are Going Up
The cost of haircuts is going
up in the Clinton area.
Area barbers today an
nounced that, effective June 22,
regular haircuts will be $1.75;
flat tops $2; and razor hair
cuts, $2.50 Regular haircuts
now are $1.50; flat tops are
$1.75; and razor haircuts are
$2.
Also, the barbershops will be
closed on Monday and open on
Wednesday, effective June 22
fices will be moved into the
building: Sheriff’s Department,
Probate Judge, Supervisor,
County Council, County Board
of Education including the Su
pervisor Attendance & Lunch
Room Supervisor, County Ser
vice Office, Magistrate, Fores
try Department, Board ofRe-
gistration, a large central stor
age vault and a large hearing
room.
After this building is com
pleted and the above offices are
moved in, then the present
courthouse is to be completely
renovated both inside and out
side. The offices remaining in
present courthouse will be on
first floor: Auditor, Treasurer,
Clerk of Court and Tax Assess
ment Office. The upstairs will
be reserved solely for the
courts, which includes the Civil
and Family Court, a Law Li
brary and the Probation Of
fice.
The Board of County Com
missioners was authorized July
1, 1969 to borrow from the Di
vision of General Services of
S. C. the sum of $500,000 to
finance the construction of this
office building and to renovate
the present courthouse.
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