The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 25, 1970, Image 9

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PC BOOK REVIEW—Clinton area teachers look over the more than 1.100 children’s books on dis play in the Presbyterian College library during June under sponsorship of the nationally known ‘‘Books-on-Exhihit” program. The traveling ex hibit features new books from 70 different pub lishers and is open to the public on weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7-0 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:.",o to noon on Saturday. Pic tured here viewing the wide variety of books are, left to right: Dr. Dorothy Brandt, PC education department chairman cooperating with the li brary in this project; Mrs. Jessie Knighton and Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Odessa Griffin and Mrs. Vida Carter, Mrs. Gladys Davenport, Miss Euna Pitta/and Mrs. Carol Davis and Mrs. Vida Dailev. PC/TLibl-arian Lennart Pearson looks on in the THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C„ June 25, 1970—1-B Wieters To Join Presbyterian Faculty Sgt. King Is Recruiter For U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Ssb' Jin King, a i native f Clint n, r*-- eently j ined tt ie U.S. Arm;. Recruitin g Staff in C harlei t n. Jimmy rr>-'A up m ( lint n wla-rp tn e rraT late ! fr .R. Clint n H;g!, S oh ! .I; 1'* * ■. S. G K. ng s in !:tar> >• r\. t hub' taker i t.ini t nurner Ub a - signm.-nt .s .n t! a- States an : t Germ ail). K Tea and \Set- nam. I lie ■ serr-a nt-n; v. 1 ..sp- ball, f ttal! id !■ xling. Ue w.i.-- rum ier-u; .n tt." . - : nsLj ! ■ ’.vlim; m it' at : t. :h aL T L, C .n y,r- His w.fe is the Nr;,., r Hiji \ I.-- 'A .!! .inks f ’A Ltrii.i-. T: e Kiru’S and the.r f nr :.i! it-n rewde at Td' Sims Street 'A ,t- nore Wade Cooper Wieters will j in the Presbyterian College faculty as assistant professor f psych d gy in September im mediately after receiving his loot rate in special education fr m tlie University of Georgia. r )ean U. Fred Chapman, in making theann .uncement today, said Wieters will strengthen the PC teacher-training pro- Ttm in special education be ing do-vel f^d in conjunction th Whitten Village. Dr. Claude C ier, psych 1 gy department o!.airman, is the co .rdinator. 'A a le Wieter is a Savannah nat.vo- 'ah earned his BS at Ce rgia and his M.Ed. at Miami University of Ohio before en tering doctoral studies. His professional experience has in cluded high school teaching, a therapist with emotionally dis turbed children at the Clark County and University of Georgia Mental Health Center, demonstration teacher of the mentally retarded at the Uni versity’s Special Summer School and last summer princi pal of the Special Summer School. He is 29 married to the former Mary WilsonCoker, and they have one child. Hollis Wins Appointment To West Point Army Private First Class Joel M. Hollis Jr., 20, whose parents live at 105 S. Adair, Clinton, recently received an appointment to the U. S. Mili tary Academy at West Point,N. Y., upon graduation from theU. S. Military Academy Prepa ratory School, Ft. Belvoir, Va. The private, who will report to the academy in July, receiv ed his appointment following nine and a half months of in struction and training at the Preparatory Sphool. The school prepares the cadet candidate to qualify for the academic and physical standards of West Point. man cut-price competition Our new-size Falcon is also longer, roomier than Chevelle-even after they cut their price 2-DOOR MODELS FALCON AU-ttww 'TfH Unit CHEVELLE Carton Mttf-ftix* Unit 1 LENGTH 206.2 in. 197.2 in. 1 WIDTH 76.7 in. 75.4 in. SIZE ) WHEELBASE 117.0 in. 112.0 in. \ FRONT TRACK 60.5 in. 59.8 in. I REAR TRACK 60.0 in. 59.8 in. \ TRUNK 16.2cu. fl. 14.6 cu. ft. POWER ( ( BASE SIX 155 hp 155 hp BASE V-8 220 hp 200 hp BIGGEST V-8 375 hp 330 hp PRICE $2480.00* $2572.00* 'Based on a comparison ot manufacturers' suggested retail prices tor lowest-priced 2-door models, comparably equipped. At Carolina Ford Dealers Waldron Attends The Citadel Camp Charles Tontaine Waldron, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Waldron Sr., 402 Pine St., Clinton is attending the first session of The Citadel Summer Camp for Boys. This session opened June 7 and will end July 3. While at The Citadel Summer Camp for Boys, campers par ticipate in physical activities through the medium of sports. They live in barracks and have full supervised use of all fa cilities used by cadets during the regular school session. Marksmanship, swimming, sailing, scuba diving, skeet shooting, tennis, and soccer are aong the many popular sports offered by the camp. The cam£program emphasizes basic principles of duty, pa triotism, honor, and religion, although sports fill most of the i ne camp, which was founded in 1957, has been oversub scribed at practically every session. It was expanded last year to accommodate more 11 to 15-year-old youngsters. 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