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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, December 28,1972-PAGE 3 Heyler retires after 40 years Over forty-five years as a college faculty member and ad ministrator will end for Ezra D Heyler, administrative assis tant at Newberry College, when he retires on Dec. 31. • The last 11 years of his long career as a college educator has been at Newberry College; he joined the Newberry staff in 1961 as an assistant profes sor in business administration. In 1968 he was named the Stu dent Financial Aids Officer and Director of Placement, a posi- Before coming to Newberry, tion he held until September when he stepped down to be come an administrative assis tant in the Department of Plan ning and Development, he taught business courses at several colleges in Pennsylva nia, Alabama, and Tennessee. A native of Pennsylvania, he received bachelor of arts de grees from Bowling Green Uni versity, Bowling Green, Ohio, in 1928 and Bucknell Univer sity, Lewisburg, Pa., in 1934 and his master’s degree from Pennsylvania State University, University Park, in 1954. Heyler is active in professio nal organizations and is a mem ber of the Newberry Kiwanis Club. N e w b e rry’s administrative staff will honor the retiring edu cator at a reception on Dec. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Heyler live at 2310 Harper Street in Newberry. Harold Wheeler accepts new coaching post Harold Wheeler, Newberry College’s defensive backfield coach, has resigned to join the football coaching staff at Fur man University, Dr. Fredric B. Irvin, Newberry’s president announced. “Coach Wheeler has held a very vital and important part in the development of our foot ball program at Newberry Col lege; we are sorry to see him leave, but wish him success in his new position.” He joined the Newberry coach ing staff in 1968 after assisting with the freshman football pro gram for two seasons at the University of Georgia at Athens while doing graduate work at the Georgia school. The 30-year old coach was an All-around athlete at West Plains High School in his na tive Missouri. At Southwest Missouri State College where he received his bachelor’s degree in 1964, he was a football stand out, lettering four years as a defensive cornerman. He was a high school football coach and mathematics teacher at Moun tain View, Mo., for two years before going to the University of Georgia. Wheeler is the second New berry coach to move on to an assistant position at Furman University. Earlier this month line coach Steve Robertson an nounced his decision to join the Furman staff. Newberry’s head coach Fred Herren has already begun to recruit coaches for the vacant spots and hopes to sign two essistants before the football team and students return to the campus in January. Backfield coach named by Herren A1 Guy, defensive secondary coach at East Tennessee State niversity in ohnson City, has been named defensive backfield coach at Newberry College by Fred Herren, Director of Ath letics at Newberry. A 1970 graduate of East Ten nessee, Guy played as a free agent with the Detroit Lions following his graduation; he then returned to the Tennessee school for graduate work and as a graduate assistant served as a defensive secondary coach for the 1970 season. He joined the coaching staff at Florida State University in 1971 as the defensive secondary coach for the freshman team and returned to his alma mater at East Ten nessee during the past season as the defensive secondary coach. A native of Georgia, the 24 year-old played defensive half back at Thomson, Ga. High School and at East Tennessee where he was the captain of their undefeated squad in 1969. He is married and has one daughter. Boat trailer license may be required The South Carolina Highway Department issued a warning to boat and boat trailer owners that they may not be comply ing with the law regarding li censing of boat trailers. The new law states that if a trailer weighs 500 or more pounds or if a boat weighs more than 1,000 pounds the trailer must be properly licensed. The weight of the boat includes mo tor and all items inside the boat, whether permanently attached or not. If the gross weight of the trailer exceeds 3,000 pounds, brakes are requipred on all wheels. “Boat owners are increasing rapidly, and we know that some of these owners are not aware of just how large a boat and trailer can be before it must be licensed,” said Col. P. F. Thompson, head of the Depart ment’s traffic law enforcement division.. “Because of this, we have been primarily issuing warnings to persons who are not greatly exceeding the weight requirements. We do, however, expect to begin strict enforce ment of the law after Novem ber 30th of this year,” he said. Col. Thompson suggested that owners take their boats and trailers to a public scale (such as a cotton gin) nearby, the state farmers market, or any place that might have a scale large enough for this purpose. The boat and trailer should be weighed separately and togeth er to determine if the law re quires a license. “If the weight is sufficient to require a license, then a 406 form from the county treasur er stating that no taxes are owed on the boat must be pro vided before the Department can issue a license for the trail er. It also must have a title just as any other vehicle. The statement on liability insurance is not required in this instance, Col. Thompson said. A prospective buyer should always ask the boat dealer if the rig will require a license. The fee for such a utility trailer license is $7.50 plus a one-time title fee of $1.00. A licensed trailer must also be inspected annually and display a current vehicle inspection sticker. 1972 TAX NOTICE DECEMBER 31,1972 A J. RAY DAWKINS County Treasurer After the Close of Business On 1% PENALTY Will Be Added To All Unpaid 1972 TAXES gi S' .'V-' vC&WVC* ■' - ■ wgtr',-.' 1330 COLLEGE ST NEWBERRY, S. 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