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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Sept. 10, 1970—1-C
Corley Is Named
Eastern Flight Officer
Ronald David Corley, son ot
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Corley of
307 Caldwell Street, Clinton,
has joined Eastern Airlines as
flight officer.
Mr. Corley graduated from
Clinton High School and from
Presbyterian College, Clinton.
He learned to fly in 1964 while
serving in the United States
Marine Corps, in Pensacola,
Florida. He is married and has
two children.
Mr. Corley will be based in
Atlanta. From there he will fly
to many of the more than 100
cities Eastern serves in 29
states coast to coast, the Dis
trict of Columbia, Canada, Mex
ico, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, Ja
maica, the Bahamas and the
Virgin Islands.
R. D. CORLEY
INTERN—John R. (Jack) Ferguson of Clinton is
shown with Sen. Strom Thurmond upon comple
tion of Ferguson’s summer internship in the
South Carolina senator’s office.
Jack Ferguson Interns
In Senator’s Office
John R. Ferguson, son of
Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Jr. of
Clinton, recently completed his
internship in the Washington of
fice of Senator Strom Thurmond
(R-SC). The intern program is
designed for young people who
are interested in obtaining a
better understanding and know
ledge of the structure and the
machinery of our government
system.
When asked what he consid
ered to be the most outstanding
facet of Senator Thurmond’s in
tern pr'gram, Jack responded,
“Senator Thurmond readily
gave his permission for us to
see all kinds of fascinating
events that we otherwise would
have missed. Because of this,
we got to leave our office dut
ies to attend a reception at the
White House for the Congolese
President, a movie screening
where we met Astronaut Mike
Collins, and a very close ABM
vote.* other things Jack enjoyed
were tours of the Capitol area,
attending the Senate Prayer
Breakfast, sitting in on a num
ber of hearings, and hearing
statements by a number of Sena
tors on the Senate floor.
Senator Thurmond commend
ed Jack on his outstanding per
formance as an intern and said,
“I have always had great re
spect for South Carolina’s fine
young people. It reaffirms mv
faith in the future of this country
to work with such intelligent
".nd dedicated Americans as
Jack.’
Jack is a rising junior at
Duke University, where he is
majoring in political science.
Miss Boyce
Wins Grant
Martha Jane Boyce of Cross
Hill is fme of 24 upperclassmen
at Newberry College who have
received President’s Scholar
ships for the 1970-71 school
term.
The scholarships may be re
newed annually if the student
maintains a ’B* average.
American Red Cross
Miss
Newberry.
at
The Laurens County Chap
ter, American Red Cross,
agency in your United Fund,
gives the county assurance of
all aid should a disaster strike
the area.
Laurens County has been
fortunate not to have a major
disaster requiring aid. When
Hurricane Camille struck the
Gulf Coast and W. Virginia
last year, Laurens County
Chapter was able to send its
quota in the amount of nearly
$1,900, by special gifts from
the United Fund of the county.
Again this year, Laurens
County Chapter has been given
a quota of $679 to give as
sistance to the areas hit by
hurricanes.
The Red Cross offers aid
training to members of the
Laurens County Rescue Squad
and also offers instruction to
those currently holding Ad
vanced First Aid Certificates
who are interested in becom
ing First Aid Instructors.
The local chapter, with of
fices located in the Court House
Laurens, handles many claims
of veterans and their depend
ents for pension, compansation
and many other Veterans Ad
ministration benefits. Through
these services thousands of
dollars return to Laurens
County veterans and their
dependents each year. Every
effort is being made by
American Red Cross to as
sist veterans returning home to
establish jobs, homes and ed
ucation to help them adjust to
civilian life again.
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PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR CLINTON YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
• Clinton YMCA • Thomwell
• Boy Scouts • Key Club
• And Others
DATES
SEPTEMBER 18
SEPTEMBER 19
TIME
5:30 P. M. • 8:00 P. M.
7:00 A. M. - 8:30 A. M.
11:30 A.M.. 1:00P.M.
PLACE
CLINTON HIGH
SCHOOL
CAFETERIA
THIS EVENT HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
CUNTON-UNION FOOTBALL GAME.
(Get a good parking space,
eat your fill of golden, sweet
pancakes and well have you
out In time to see the game.)
Advance Tickets On Sale NOW!!!
Your tfeppy Shoppmf Stof.
The South Carolina Trl-
Centennlal Commission will
sell an official CACHET bear
ing the “S. C. Tricentennial
Commemorative Stamp* and al
so featuring a silhouette des-
signed by noted low - country
artist, Carew Rice.
The cachets will set for thirty
cents (30$) each and will be
available by mail from the S. C.
Tricentennial Commission, P.
O. Box 1970, Columbia, S. C.
29202, and may be purchased at
Charles Towne Landing on the
day of Issue. The cachets go on
sale September 12, the first day
of issue for the commemora
tive stamp, and remain on sale
until the supply is exhausted.
The Carew Rice design feat
ures a ship framed by a moss
drapped oak tree, depicting the
landing of the Carolina at Char
les Towne in 1670.
Charleston, S. C., will be the
only city in the nation where
the “S. C. Tricentennial Com
memorative Stamp" can be ob
tained on the first day of issue.
To obtain a first day cover the
following procedure should be
followed.
Cover collectors must sub
mit legibly addressed envelopes
to the Postmaster, Charleston,
S. C., 29401, with remittance to
cover the value of the post
age to be affixed. The first-
class rate, six cents (6£) do
mestic, thirteen (130 foreign,
applys to first day covers. The
Post Office Department does not
prepare of sell first day covers.
Order for mint (uncanceled)
stamps should not be ordered
with requests for covers. Mint
stamps should be purchased at
the local post office.
Your Happy Shopping Store
To insure clear postmark im
pressions and to prevent muti
lation in canceling machines, a
filler of postal card thickness
should be Inserted in the enve
lopes to prevent buckling, with
the envelope flap either turned
in or sealed.
Envelopes previously used
and bearing canceled stamps
and postmarks are not accept
able as first day covers.
Persons Interested In pur
chasing the cachet with an un
canceled stamp, should enclose
a self-addressed stamped en
velope with their order to the
Tricentennial Commission In
Columbia.
Remittance preferably should
be made by means of a money
order or certified check. Coins
and currency also will be ac
cepted. However, postage
stamps, personal checks and
foreign coins or currency will
not be accepted In payment for
stamps or cachets. Cover re
quests must be postmarked no
later than September 12, 1970.
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more way your telephone service is one of your biggest values.
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