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Check 1991 Travel Show Information
Vacation Show
Set Feb. 22
Cruises will be featured at
“Vacation 1992, Bryant and
Garrett Travel Agency’s 13th
annual travel show K‘om 10
am. until 3 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 22, at Krannert Center on
the Berry College.
This year for the first time,
the show will have a ‘‘Cruise
Shop” where those attending
will have an opportunity to
talk to representatives o{ the
major cruise lines about dis
counts and special programs
currently avaifiable in the cruise
industry.
In addition representatives
of tour operators, airlines, and
tourist offices will be on hand
to tell about vacation oppor
tunities and special promotions
in other types of travel.
During the show, a number
of travel prizes contributed bf’
the different glarticipants will
be awarded. This year those at
tending will have an opportuni
ty to win:
Three-night vacation for
two in St. Thomas, airfare
courtesy Delta Airlines and
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Two round-trip tickets to
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Two night tour of Memphis
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Three nights at the
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Jurors Drawn
For March 3
Jurors have been drawn for
the second week of criminal
trials in Chattooga County
Superior Court. They are sup
posed to report at 9 a.m. Mon
day, March 2.
This court term will mark
the first time that two cour
trooms will be used to try
criminal cases. Court officials
hose the two facilities will help
reduce the current backlog of
cases.
Jurors drawn include:
Terry R. Adams, Summer
ville; Grady Allen, Summer
ville; Rita W. Allison, Menlo;
Rodney V. Allred, Summer
ville; Linda S. Avant, Summer
ville; Deforrest Ayers, Sum
merville; Alice F. Bagley, Sum
merville; Mary Barker, Lyerly;
Lula E. Blalock, Lyerly; and
Larry E. Bowers, Trion.
Harold J. Brown, Trion;
Carliss L. Buice, Summerville;
Melvin M. Burke, Summer
ville; Ronald W. Burke, Sum
merville; Betty E. Busbin,
Summerville; Waymon T.
Carpenter, Summerville;
Marion T. Carroll, Lyerly;
Sewell Cash, Summervfll" e; Bil
ly R. Clem, Trion; and Richard
L. Comer, Cloudland.
Dennis Cox, Summerville;
Gaynell F. Croft, Summerville;
Elaine H. Crouch, Summer
ville; Ellis Darden Jr., Sum
merville; Charles E. Davis,
Menlo; Fred Deßerry, Trion;
John R. Dennis, Summerville;
Louise B. Dillard, Summer
ville; Rachel Dillard, Summer
ville; and Elizabeth T. Dodd,
Summerville.
J. W. Dooley, Summerville;
Darden On
Troop Tour
Seventh District Rep.
George “Buddy” Darden is
partofaselectgroupi_nEurope
through Feb. 18 to observe and
stgt.ig' the further reduction of
military o;f)erations and
withdrawal of troops.
Darden, a memg)er of the
House Armed Services Com
mittee and Defense Policy
Panel, was assigned this pro
ject at the request of House
Armed Services Committee
Chairman Les Aspin. Darden
will be accompanied by Colonel
Frank Norton, chief of the Ar
my Senate Liaison, and Pete
Steffes of the Armed Services
Committee.
The Pentagon recently an
nounced its greatest overseas
military reduction to date in a
plan to save money by reduc
ing forces worldwide after the
end of the Cold War. The plan
accelerates reductions in
Eurt()f»e of 106,600 trooivs in
stead of 86,600 previously an
nounced during the fiscal year
that ends next Sept. 30.
REDUCED
U.S. troop strength in
Europe already has gone from
314,000 in September, 1990 to
227,000 now, and will be fur
ther reduced to 208,000 b{}the
end of September. The U. S.
now plans to retain 150,000
troops in a European force, in
cluding all military services, by
the end of 1995.
Darden, a lonfitime sup
porter of reducing U. S. forces
overseas in efforts to refocus
newly defined defense in
itiatives as the result of the end
of the Cold War, said he is
leased the Department of
Befense has made this
Terry W. Dunaway, Summer
ville; Roy R. Ellenburg, Sum
merville; Rickey D. Ellison,
Summerville; Winston E.
Espy, Summerville; Bernie D.
Evans, Summerville; Steven C.
Evans, Summerville; Priscilla
F. Farmer, Summerville; Mark
R. Fisher, Summerville; and
Robert H. Floyd, Summerville.
Charles E. Franklin, Sum
merville; Dorman Gilreath,
Summerville; Bobby W. Good
night, Summerville; Jan Groce,
Summerville; Barnard D. Guf
fey, Menlo; Amy C. Gunn(i)r&gi,
Summerville; Bobby Haygood,
Trion; Peg% F. Hegwood,
Cloudland; Dewey Hoskins,
Summerville; and Jimmy L.
Hosmer, Menlo.
David O. Houston 111,
Summerville; Jarvis V.
Hudgins, Lyerly; Clifford R.
Hughes, Summerville; Holyt
Hum]phreys, Summerville;
Harold Jackson, Summerville;
Grace K. Johnson, Cloudland;
Brenda O. Kell, Trion; Margie
B. Kellar, Trion; Marie Kinsey,
Summerville; and Jo Ann D.
Knox, Summerville.'
Lucille K. Lee, Summer
ville; Ray E. Lee, Summerville;
Johnnie P. Lively, Summer
ville; Larg J. Loggins, Sr.,
Summerville; Ophelia Ludy,
Summerville; Katie A. Mackey,
Menlo; Janet K. Martin, Trion;
Hazel McCollum, Summerville;
Barbara E. McCutchins, Trion;
and Susan L. McGraw, Trion.
Willie J. McGraw, Summer
ville; Maxwell D. Meadows,
Summerville; + Paul E.
Meredith, Summerville; James
D. Miller, Summerville;
William H. Millican, Summer
ville; William D. Mitchell, Sum
merville; Dorothy L. Moore,
Summerville; Eleanor Morgan,
Summerville; Betty B. Mundy,
Summerville; and Yvonne M.
Norton, Summerville.
Rebecca M. Osby, Summer
ville; Mary D. Parker, Summer
ville; Ma.riß. Parker, Summer
ville; Leisha O. Peek, Summer
ville; Dorothy B. Pettyjohn,
Summerville; G.C. Pickle,
Lyerl¥{;rll?osetty J. Pool, Summer
ville; Kristin Poulsen, Summer
ville; Gus A. Powell, Menlo;
and James Precise,
Summerville.
David W. Reece, Lyerly;
Robert L. Reece, Summerville;
David W. Romine, Trion; Janie
Scott, Summerville; Dorothy
H. Shankles, Summerville;
Lane R. Skates, Summerville;
Patti C. Smith, Summerville;
Ruby O. Smith, Summerville;
James H. Stamper, Summer
ville;, and West Starr Jr.,
Summerville.
Ruby M. St. Clair, Summer
ville; gorothy H. Stephens,
Summerville; Dorothia M.
Stowe, Trion; Donald R. Tan
ner, Summerville; Martha T.
Teague, Lyerly; Patty N.
Teague, Summerville; Mrs, Ir
win Thomas, Summerville;
Sarah R. Thompson, Summer
ville; Frances W. Tidmore,
Summerville;, and Mark H.
Toles, Menlo.
Stewart C. Toles, Menlo;
Hoyt Tucker, Summerville;
Tommy Turkett, Summerville;
Bradley J. Turner, Summer
ville; Jteve L. Waddell, Sum
merville; Audrey D. Walker,
Summerville; Ella M.
Wedgeworth, Summerville;
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Summu:fi'-' and Blanding B.
Young, Menlo.
decision.
“Reduction of our forces
overseas will allow us to more
adequately address the needs
of our ‘military on the
homefront without causing ad
ditional stress to our alreadg'
fragile economy,” Darden said.
“] am a lonfinme advocate of
this J)lan, and lam looking for
ward to being involved in this
reduction process first-hand.
“Threats to our national
security have changed
dramatically over the past cou
ple of years, most notably
through the demise of com
munism in the Soviet Union
and the reunification of Ger
many,” Darden added. ‘‘Our
defense initiatives should
reflect a new direction in
responding to regional con
tingencies. But first, we must
bring our troops home.”
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Beta Club
Menlo Elementary recently elected its Beta Club Of
ficers. They are, from left, Coleman Hudgins, president;
Amanda Knox, vice president; Kathy Guerra, secretary;
and Courtney Hosmer, treasurer. (Staff Photo).
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Menlo Elementary has elected its student council of
ficers. They are, from left, Angie Guerra, president;
Courtney Hosmer, secretary; and Amanda Knox,
treasurer. Matt Heaps, vice president, is not pictured.
(Staff Photo).
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