The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 22, 1967, Image 1

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

by the way . H\ DORIS A. SANDKRS DAIRY MONTH .June Dairy Month will soon be coming to an end- but th's is not an indication that you should stop using dairy pro ducts because there is no bet ter buy f'-r the money. Dairying is big business in Volume 31—Number 9. Newberry, S. C. 29108, Thursday, June 22, 1967 $2.00 Per Year—Single Copy 10c Newberry county, as lined in Fast we* k’- The Sun by Ciiunty Rushy. It is g( iod to have motions as dairy month, egg month, and so forth, because it provid'-v an opportunity to point out the value of our ag- rieult u re i ndustry—something that we might be inclined to overlook unless it is called to our attention. The Sun join- with many other N'ewberrv merchant- in l tins issue in e X t e | iding best w i s lie- ’.O "U: tla 1 r>‘ Dias ’ r . V - DF POSITS I 'wine’ im*■ - word* 1 r if mem - h* r ■ > f C i t y • "'!!:* i ! li-l any ve r y see ou- think': rig about ! { - 1 ' • i* n- whit •h C"!! I.e ‘ ., • f o ' " tin- m. \ t tiit* nnutie m. ! ref.'!' ! i * ’tie 11 - C . - S i iif] ; n la't V cerk'-'- Cl lii ! i e 1 111 • i'! ' "■ a bo! It ! 1< uwas- i M g t i * ■ P < > - ■ ' - ol! W a' - I ' ! i ‘ ( ■■ ? n* i' \' a i m i e ; i met | ■ t'-' Sop! ' of tile < ' o , I !' I' 11 rn e n were mmedin‘e K up n a no - o\’e'' ' he idea I >f iieh at! 1 " - cr'ease. e - pee ally or e a - me* t er- •• We promi.'ed the cits 'one-r- the,* rate - w.-uld no’ ; ■ ra t -ed." tpey -aid Th' - not a (pie-* ion of rai -inn rate-, nor doe.- it appb\ to any present ga«, wa’ r or • dec’! v eu--tomer-. The i n- ereax* would only be effect.ve ‘o those secur'ng the - )-vice in the futun*. The c,ty manager peunt'd out that with delinquent ae- counts iitllerlted from the gas authority and those on l h e ( ity books, some $2aUli wa- get- tu.e away !moi. the taxpayers i i < *. ■ a u.-1 [leopa leave t o w n Departing fi W 11 ! 10 U t miving their in 11s and the deposit.- ; to cove”. i rt ■ not enough many year.-, tin units ft f N e w 1 The e ouneilmen who * i p pt tsed for anntial fit tie :dea may til III k till ■y were Sat urday. Juric doing a favoi to the people tlieir usual Si t ime. who vot e for ti iem, lint ; act ual ly tl;e\ Were do. ng just tiie op- 1 b e ativance ] H > S , 1 » ’ . J'i.o , wild ieiave tin off.nrs and 1 del i t iq ile lit ;u n ■ unt- are Hot tile trt*m li'iMrd \" * 11 * ■ I ' tliey ai’e the ' ' f.y :*\ Is! Ra ‘ t a 1 ion ll 1 g 111 " W ! 1 o CO )ne and go, peo- Rand, lef* \\ ei pie W i 1o i i ei it in t cart ie -.- w in ’ll g ' t 'lit' fail; ' Ii* r a 1 ■ at l.cul ill' t' 11U 111' 1 iman m tin influx t.f r < ‘ D ‘ < < ■i; st 1 it s tin voter t ri'in '(.•■ i'>cai wb' i m; - ’ ‘ - 1 ' T L i\. d to p; l.V li.o-e day. * 1 e ! r ■ q ! e lit a * c• i . * ' \ r: ivitig' at 1 1 ’ rus • n.M *• < ■ tiw t... n i t f . '> l, , : ■; .’1' 1 W ' i L 1 ■ 1 New officers and members of the Hoard of Directors were installed tit the Ex change Club meeting Tuesday night. They will take office July 1st. From left seat ed. Howard Cook, director; Frank Cil fillan, secretary ; Jack Coree, president ; Charles Hussey, recording secretary; Kibler Moon, treasurer; standing, Robert Renwick, director; Donnie Layton, director; (lordon Leslie, district director and treasurer; Frank Culclasure, district diri'ctor: F. R. Hrtidfield, Andi'ew Shetilv .and Carol Hipp, din'ctors. (Sunphoto.) National Guard units leave for Fort Stewart Saturday Newberry to lose one Guard unit • Wd nun cit- . >n Sat u c ■ : •:.i • ■ C, ' I t * The Ib.'dd Artilbuy (iruup, a local National Duard unit, is sc hrduh'd f ( d' ox|inction under the reo i panizat ;op of the Sou 11 < 'a rokna N'at ioiial (iuard. A 1 to be dl -banded. U MU plan-', an- tb.e .'I s 1th Smnal D taelincnit and the 1th IP( at Dt ! a e .meet o 1 1, a n i a \Y. ,1. N ' VV ' '• *■;. loa;. , . 1 i i • I , , , 1 r 1 ! 1 • ; a t 1 • w. n A.W 1 > a ‘ * a « i t ,! n ] . Ty » t . !. 1 D in ' . tii' r; g ci? ; 'i iroup, a most of tile “eXe t'S-" W ill i.e unit, is lost ity attrition over a thl'e" n umler year perwd. The unit- wbitli ie Solltl' remain under th e reorg.ani/.a- rd. Also t itai will op. rate at PU | M'reeid present ■ 'length ! 1 s'e; i d 1 11 oil tii 1111 r rut 1 D. Cat De ft* !' cent tilt p res- mt i tini". r. ti"tii ' oh 1 iDu.'.i. -aid • bat a ttiln- i* r\ . if 11, ’ t • • e a p j t "■ f 1 ’ e '( ie, A* i j u 1 a n' < e ra• ra: 1' rani. I > Ii i , , • f j * • i ' ? | it Finer. 11"'. to ; S ‘ ’ i C t 1 1 1 I i . i J , ’ ; ! •. . • t . i 1 i i 1 . i /it .Ml; | • V |'« C|, , i ' i I ' ( ! !" re| l ^ . t 1 i 1 Wit I t.V : .Lni t" J ,iv ! :* '■ I • wUi ;, 111 ; i j i. n * i w n HU,, •' X ,::' ! t i,a' '. i.n'• '' ' ' D i D 1, " what 1 ' i.. i : i; . i ■'!..• v. 1! i.t * n; a < i«• ..f tii" ■ n r- ; i, v, Hi,! a two end.me.s. \du,.' \S < )M l .N I l RORS This w. ei, u e have u • ne :. -erving on the petit jury m ( le he nil Se-' i'Ul < T o'. ^ be b rem5nds me ol ' " r oi y in the (i t • • :,vlib• New s ia• t w- ek a bout tin* jury on which ■ v. nil women Were e 1 V l! !p be : tig lo-cke-il up for 'be Weekend with.out nidi". n b v -sui news[i;ipe rs. It isn’t taking long for the-e women who urged jur> .-ervice upon themselves to find that jury service is a duty and not a picnic. They wanted equal right'— they’re getting t hern. Most women would have just as good judgment on a jury as i i - mf. ■ - a 1 i lb a-lqSCCe! fkc • • r\ P' ad \ • » : . > I ; - ■ : . ■ n.w a u n, < b l./w 1C.'. ' . .a,,, tq , | • ! 1 a ‘ t a Ic ,?. . r an ; d ' , ' Sau.p Pa .1 :.rd ■ n i ‘ !.• d Tt' 1. \ • n•bl ;' C. . r n a r w : n\ ( \\ < 1 < ha ■ b-s Ft Pi ■ i i 11 T|te :. ieal. bat t e r ' ■ of ! b 1 t Ra' t a! w! are Ibad- q-;ai !• 1 -. 1 l.'t' t e ry A ami P.at ’• ry (' T - v w i 1 ' be joined eii route t . ea ni p by bat ‘eldes f f. on fil'd ••!'. and ! .aut’ens. Fi Ida\'. Mu ai.d San; m day. July F-’ have been de-ig- natec! a- \bs tors Day- a* F'ort St "W ;cr’. A number of bu-1n> >s a .ml ci\ m ]> acb r- througlu' it the st;ite Pave heen invited bv : h. to the iU'h T young •;n 'la < P. a : d drum Nam war, the • ' m noth S *;i ’ e ( i ’ 1 a! d 1cm A 1 c uar'i-na n iii un : - t ■ a i. • ■ v.' ■ <; • a l • a J, ..a t f : ' .ill i t III ’ l a c ’ i i a ■ h i ’ r 1 r i ' ’ ■ t ' ■!, Id*' .m •*>!,« CD. c ( i . a -1 pa y r* »i •■t M • t t , \ , f • i! ? i, - 1 Mi" V "t i 111 j >,\ '' ’i'io men f f‘« )! i . ’ Li f.ti ..f the 11 d 1 t pa ' a ! iuD•«1 iM a >, a vt ra n ed rt, are "\ |itM-t ut | ■e wineti ; ■ *i ' " i' ■ m: t i n ; n g ui New bet ! v," Fjn -aid. I" ‘ b ' i e a!iat ;on e.a 11for dish; Milled will lie 111 i ic e 11 mi ■ him: na' :on of 1 wt> Units v * the! '' u 11:t s, accon 1 1 n g to Co], i eh : a n k i n g t TI'iee i -tile 1 <>'(D linn, ami will retain tivejr (i rou |i, w iiieii ba- 25 of fit pr.-st ■.'it r.ank for three years. f. ei r warrant office rs and I' i- e X [ice t ei 1 that no guard-- ejlli -t 'ed men : ; ml tii e 5 1st C man will tie di.-eharged because mam 1 in Columbia, wh ich most ma-n -• .and so far as I know, lawyers have no (diject- ions to women juror-. Rut, as 1^ predicted before the wo men ever voted thems.dve- this job, “they’ll be sorry." Ap parently many of them already are. Adjutant (boiera! Frank D. Pinckney to visit the troops and attend the Rem-ral’s re ception to be held at the Fort Stewart Officer's Club Friday night. Several persons from Newberry are planning to attend. Council votes to go under State code Preliminary plans for three city parks at an estimated cost of $500,000 were approved by (’ity Founcil here Tuesday night. City Manager Kenneth Riche said the city anticipates federal grant- to cover half of the park development. Two Parks, Marion Davis and Wise Street, would have playground equipment and pic nic facilities. A two-arre lake will lie inc luded in the Wise Stree t I ’a rl X. The I Dvr- - Park WoU 1 d bf o acre tract. Th e thin i faei lily, M Park , will lie d eve [ope ei miie gait! en pi 'oject. also be 12 ; icres. Fit f lit s, water fount; baseball p; ark, picnic a I'eht ■ry a i re;is a nd field.' . will be ft ■atuia ti park: Hi. /1 m * s; lid til e two t ion p;i rks a re hopeil com | deted in about tw< The Matth e W S P ark is uled ft) ?• t •omple lion i overall supervision of Cuard units throughout the state. There are one officer and two enlisted men in the MM84th Sig- nal Detachment and one officer and ten men in the 4th R-f’at I h'tachment. The 240th Army Rand will definitely remain as a unit in NVwberrv. years. ( ity crews will perform the majority of the work, the city manager said. Founcil also approved by a CM vote a proposal that the city adopt the council-manager f'O'm of city government as outlined in the South Carolina Code of FJ55. The code provides that council members he elected at iarge from the city and not from wards, that council terms be staggered, and that the city op erate on a fiscal rather than calendar year basis. The code .also provides that tiie city recorder be a practic ing attorney at law. Th" pres ent. city record"!', Jimmy Wise man, is not. “Th" action !>v council must he submitted to tiie Cenerai As sembly for final approval. Council al-o approved tiie ex penditure of $7,■'‘.Mo to cover rests of addi'iotia} work on an aerat hin has ti n tin- eii y’s -eWer ysb* ill. Horse show to be July 8th Die seeofid annual i ,or ■ iiow. -pou -o red by t ■ i ■ N'ew- !" : ry < t'ii.'o y SIw i n e! ib. w 11 be 11e!ii a' A tiie: lean I ..■"don I' a 1 r • i P e 111 d - o 11 .lily s, be - git.uing at M.Mu p.ni. Tiler. will i.e 2‘.» eia e- eel! ■is' :ng of Cait ■ 1 i Fu'S* . West - e’M H"?'- . Walk :np; ll.o -e . A? - ai)iafis. Harne-s and many more. There w 11 ai-o I.e a loe.al Nev\ iierry <'otifit\' I'leasure Clas-. Reserved box seat, anal t n'ry h hanks may lie obtameii from Cuy V. Whitener Jr. .at White- nei- F.umber Co., Ine. office, lantries nun-1 be returned by June 24 for listing in the program. Bell Ringing File American Legion, De partment of South Carolina, is conducting a "Relis of America Ringing for Freedom" to cele brate the 191 st birthday of the United States on July 4th. Tiie bell ringing is scheduled for 2:00 p.m., EDST on Inde pendence Day.