The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, September 18, 1969, Image 1
BY THE WAY
K> I>nKI< \. > \ N I > I K '
SET IT STRAIGHT
In fairness to the public and
to the Auditor of the County
in particular, the record needs
to be set straight with reference
to the property valuation and
tax millage issue in the Cit>
At the meeting of city council
Tuesday night. se\era! state
ments were made vshich 1 be
lieve to be entirely misleading
Both City Manager Hiehe and
Finance director Bu/hardt were
talking about the subject and
1 do not remember which uf
them said
what, but
the gist
was that the Auditor Mrs Jean-
cite Hamm m <ome
wav did
something
wrong ty l
iving m
lormat ion
to tin vi
w- -paper'
ColM 't'l'nilU:
[iropcrt) v.
ilaat ions
1 ,t t me
sav fust (t..
it 1 hup
pened to
tie 111 the
\wditor >
oi'lee |Ust
. i - till [ ii r
'onnel iii
there com}
Jeted runnin
l ttie tot
aF on pfi
yert) v.ii(i,•
11 m h'is tm
1 list net i
which I- th
e (it) o t
New tierrv
Mrs Ham.,
CM not
e;i!: Hie to
When i jt
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every iM/' : i :
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'llif
! li.iV e
not
tlie -ame into'
mat
|of
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iow a' to ihe si,
itt :
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it ' Ml!
tin
(atv knew uoihi
m
it"
i ■ i ’ ! ■
tigui'es until the)
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.(■ t
fed ill
the
news[)aper tii
ts
i Us
t s a 11
pi>
is not true
(111
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uesila)'
me
ruing, while 1
w; i -
■til! m
the
Auditor's office
Mi
>
l lamm
eai
led the eitv offr
ce
and gave
the
final figures t<
i one
of the
employees there As uoon a 1
rtiurned to tlu' Sun nffiec i
put in a call to the Cit\ Mana
ger to thy to find out why
council jumped the gun on ran
mg tax nullage fiefore it had
final figure> Tins ua Tuesday
morning Mi h’iclit' a,i- not
<:\ ailabie anil I a- tTu ’ n a
he \\(;u!d return m\ ■ o! to
did Wednesday monimc ; 1 ■ C
! 1 Tli At that time 1 n. < n■::
tlu figures and this ua b< nu.
the lieu spa per u as < t : pc t-
bed « it umpl'. n act ll ue
that the\ didn't know .myththg
ablMlt It vilg 1 | , ; ; p j ; r ’ U
print
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n 1 * urt»n s .n odfOA uig tt.o pu
oi oe.'-.s to IT Bid! !’• ■ U ii
'Idle statement a a- m.niie ti. .t
ouneii had to ; • ■ ,i:hr.;d ;.,d
o(ii ipt a budget <i! 1 d "■ i ■ [ 0 i ■ i:; j.;
.age because tiie tax iu ■!n. e
!.ad to be [Hinted I'ins !■ o ps
misleading, because the tax le\
NOT prmted m when the
notices are [innted They eoufd
ha\e been printed a year ahead
of time and this would bare no
effect on the lem 1 n-ah/e that
a budget needed to be adojiteti
by the beginning of the fiscal
\ear. July 1. but the levy could,
have remained as it was until
the final valuation figures were
in then adjusted accordingly,
if necessary And it is now ob
vious that it would not have
been necessary.
f Continued on Page 12)
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No.
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Newberry, S. C. 29108. Thursday, September 18. 1969
IMvK VKAH
M CI 1 I \ SI W’OKKMAN III. state i hairnmn <d' the South
a,. Adult Kdmaition I’nmiot ion Frojoet. lias an op-
, ■ o ' p; Ci (F-eitss the Project w ith Ne\vberr\ ('olleg'e’s
1 “re-idoio. | ip A.(FI). Wiles and Chaplain Harry Weber
Ft inro hr oiiallengu.M 1 the' students and faculty to take
par! in t ho I’roieet m t he college's wu'eklx' convocation
ll. ci'olaw ( liaplam Welum is the campus chairman hu
' !lo ; in I in ;.
Board outlines
School policy
College campus
comes to life
The m i d d 1 e of September
imds the p.i e nf activities step-
i .... up at Newberry College as
oampu-' orgam/.at mns are or-
gaiii/mu for the yeai and stu-
dont.' am getting into the rout
fm .it oumpus life again.
it'p'M . ,!(
-(tel ot
Fie
New
dmn-
will he
tes
ted m
! ' , So
me ot
the ;
'(■asoii
>p!"l
ngs. N
( '
when
' eli H(
■rreti' -
men
meet
dr-'! A
ei.'-b IF.
illdo
g^
If:,'
a.' t v c
at t
lie 111
; 1 t Bill
1' 1:0 c s 1
1 < i \ w
tang-
ti,c . ndl! oil.
pi . ; r I' I 1,1: tile ( liapel
C . i ,1 ta S l inda>
• (pel Alii he t lit'
.i . Si.ni. Jr [ias
. pcs i. gr,11:
O ; , ! M P M'l ! . : Ip
Eleven Kendall
scholars named
Pleven Kendall Scholars at
Newberry College have b e e n
announced for the 1969-70 school
year by President A C> P.
Wiles.
The scholarships, sponsored
by the Kendall Company Foun
dation. tire awarded annually
to academically qualified and
financially needy students with
fu-H preference given to New-
brn\ Fount) residents
Hie Kendall (’om[)an\. parent
organization of the Foundation,
is a national textile manufact
urer
Award winners for thru year
.Ur .Iud> Bouknight. Carroll
Hoorn. Juno King. Kenneth
Fnutt and Hob<'rt Stansberry.
aT N'ewberr) Jo.se[)h ('omits.
\ru.wir < rnffm and Bonald Koon
■ u F ;i,ti i ; 1 foiu \ tC.u k. Pros
In. F’ U \ a 1 broiigh. A t 1 ! ,
'.: i < .u: id ' l .il ie,s Mu>> Hoi m m
The following statement lias
been issued by J Kd ^'oung.
chairman of the Newberry Conn
ty Board of education
To All Parents and Students
of New bony ('mint) Public
Schools.
The Newberry Coiint) Board
of education is making this pub
he policy statement m order
that all conrurned ma\ know
exact!) what has hei'n dooided
regarding the opt'i'ation of tlu
schools m this ('oini!)' tor 196!)
7u The o[)<.'nmg of .school was
disruiited h)' the lehpsal of eer
tarn students to attend assign
od classes, by unseemly demon
strations. and 11) a disruption of
the bus transpot tation syshmi
[laid for h) the puhlie to cany
students to their assigned school
Wo are not going to tolerate
any further disruption of our
school system and we wsh it
clearly understood that any stu
dent who does not attend the
school to which he has been
assigned by the school officials
will he suspended from school
and will not be reinstated ex
cept on an individual basis for
good reason
1. every student m the pub
he school system 1 as assigned
to attend the seho J he attend
ed last year unit he recei\ rd
a different assignment by m
dividual letter .addressed to the
student or his parents, exeept
where complete grades u t i e
transferring from one school to
anoiher. No changes of assign
ment wall be made exeept by
this Board for good ( a u s e
shown to us An) student fail
mg to present himself to his
assigned school on Monday Sep
tember 22. is automatically sus
pended An) student reporting
1 o his asslgllei i school W l ie 1 •
!..--(•- to obey the ordem
tern hei's WTII likewise 1
, MUM!('(1
the public school system to the
best advantage of all the eiti
zens of this County Ours is a
thankless job but one which we
intend to discharge to the dest
ot our ability We are going to
operate the schools wiietner we
have a full ('(implement of Mu
dents or not
J. FI) \ i U \(,
('ban man
Guilty pleas
taken during
court term
Judge William i ew.des ot
Hampton presided ' . week at
the September toiu; nf Oeiieral
Sessions eoiiM si. beggin
Moiida)
Among the hui! 1 t ae.i: en
tered and senten.ci .y\ en \% ere
the following
l’(issessiim of n... ' - i !■.’'■ .uid
non u'anoi' ke) ci. i ir. ei ;
Fugeiie JaeiJss an . Neidi hill
mer one )'e 11 sc • .sled and
predation td.rn' u
Driving while und.-i iiie in
fluenee of intoxicant.- Clyde
Chaplin, one year (ir SI,Olio, sus
pended to throe moo h- or $300
and pi obation out - (uac
Non siqiport Wrlh.im IF'.mIi
one Near < if S i ;>uu s;. . pe; ide( 1
nil pa) men! ot $30 .ek!) aid
pi ohat ion l n. i • . t ■ • i' 11 m 1 . na
F BlCe. olio Vo.(I '.-I ' v 'HO
suspended on [lajoaiit if $1.)
w etukl) and proh.i! i< u! i n r ). ii ■.
and James 11;uok! ( ih n mm
\'ear or $1 aoa .! [)< .mIcu oil
pel) Uieilt (it $30 Ai. O:. c .tod pi'O
hatlon ti\e )eai.
\ loialion ot hquo; m ■ ! ■
' ' lldwell, tUu 'til' . sX (ii ii i
[;i 1 111.ie■ 1 t : a i :
Si (Hll . I Oli pr Us s:. . . e i.
Jiil.:. 1. Ivubui ' c • s r .! 0
<u stiOo a ei ii.ji o . i.u
• i t. u tie.. ’'.t ao
1 : ! 'I .alls i 1.1 : :'
s .' s. I ai OeaOit tdl .
., i, t n toe half t i o i'
s ’ c. ;■ i ' os New dei!) ( a!
• '. . , <i i. mu Sej •te mdi.'l
. . . t i M '0 Mile ' U
. . . fonts' and tat ai
. u i i . :,.. accepted the
. s ... i r ' w ii a. id Wihiam
A : koi.o. ill !■. tioq toe ilhter
oii : ; o' Swiith i.'.iroima
.■ i, 'o .r id Aol meet tor
o.oe O' oa ot framing sessiups
1'uo a a;. i,si Wednesday Dor
urn t he 'am da) period the stu -
detit and t'aeuit) w ill learn liow
do tr.iio tutors the adult illi
terate- i..r the stotewide South
Cai oiina Jav eees Adult Fduca-
tion [irojeet
Ft ’Wniiam F MuiqJi. son
ot Mi and Mrs Theodore F
Murph of 21M Walton Way and
husband of the former M i s s
Jod) M Heed of Andrews. N C
has completed a four week flight
s)stems course at the Naval
Aviation Schools Command, I S
Naval Air Station. Pensacola.
Florida
Beautificcition
week observed
i . w - t ■
k S. [it-a
at.et i
■ 2 ().
ti>. ■ the
b- o !IH!iU:
j i. f
! !; e
! i! S!! (' o t i -
ill jll'og!'.]
im ns
t h 1'
ai t( !' It
SsF.y.ed 1
. V till' v
M H 111
be.ilP 1 f U'
at ion con;
imiUee
that
.S') olie W
iii join in
tlie e!
Tort
V !! i o! i g t i
lO'C wb,e
have
pled
: their
support t
o the
[;!'()
mi or- t
he mhool
'. dav
care
venter- Scout- fuv dopart-
11 a u i textoiiSion hiomemakers
clubs. Newberry Colh'ge. the
garden clubs, also the Nevvber-
rv Count)' Sheriff and his staff.
President James C Kinard and
faculty and students of New-
heny Academy. Inc., and the
Count;.' Health Department.
According to the committee,
Cap! Tuffy Millstead plans to
take care of trash moving Sat
urday morning from 8 a m. to
1 p m He may be called at
276-4344 Last year on this oc
casion he handled nearly 400
calls He will have several truck
furnished by the County Super
visor and the City, and will be
assisted bv the Scouts.
2 Dunns.
tije pi
I We, a- Ml
\\U‘
drivel's
Co!I!e(
i ehtldre!)
to
( u ns'isn
t (1 .Mid
.i.Is and t!
H.' {1
'Used [ 11
Olive
then' hit
' ( 1 ^
Ii lie at til
e end -
d the ■ h.
t i i) i
i) \ a
[emit
Ui.ars. ■. i;
i !; t
uiiitcn ha
d to >>.
aik; 'ini-'
to
! Iiollle '
Ac an
not goiiig
to
l-mate tiu
oituai
M TJ ond .
1 ( j c
S' driver
m futi
are a is
i
i - Mm to C(
mi[ih te
o do) -
« i A)
s i i men t
there!.)
di - nqit
mg
ie transj.ior'tation
'V'stem
of
C pulliic
St 'hools ,
is going
to
■ earned
into C(
Hirt
3 Some students have been
ruling regular school buses to
their assigned schools and then
refusing to attend classes. We
are not going to put up with
this misconduct, and disciplin
ary action will be taken if there
is any recurrence.
1 As directed by Judge Sim
ons. this Board intends to re
port to the Federal Court the
names of any person or persons
interfering with or inciting and
encouraging others to interfere
with the orderly operations of
our school systems.
We appeal to all citizens of
Newberry County, regardless of
race, creed or religion, to back
this Board in trying to operate
if S ,1)0
1 ! 1
. <; ■ ■ 1 ’ i
A 'll
tOV" of
> ! •
Dnv in
i.[ l.«.
P,,:d M., <
.Mill
I lliu.it Oi l . i . ! i i , I. : . I : :
J. ;:M.I V ' w . : : V A
ai d I A ! 1 '.i'll j id* 'A .:!;1 11
pit JmI f(/n fi , (. i: - .i ■ ii t 1 ;
H, 11 <' i (i ( I > > i; i . i M t . , i i • : i
[ii-ndcd U, itirc. i- :i. i mI . . i
billion three )e,iio
A'-an it aiHl bait- a , in.,
and aggravated nato.e i u i
Blair, two count:' ir.e aai
on each charge to run (oncur
rently.
CANNON TO SPEAK
AT LEAGUE MEETING
Newberry Civic Ft i^,,e will
meet at the Conununitv liali
Tuesday afternoon. September
23, at 4 p in with the member-.,
of the Newcomers’ Club as spec
ial guests.
R Wright Cannon will give
an illustrated talk on his tour
of the Hawaiian Islands.
Prof. F Scott Klliott. Sr the
president, urges all members,
their friends and other interest
ed Newbernans to attend.