The Pembroke journal. (Pembroke, Ga.) 1969-1976, July 09, 1970, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE PEMBROKE STATE BANK “Big Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You" 5% Automatic brewing 57,% I Yoar 5%% 2 YEARS ON TIME DEPOSITS Member FDIC Vol. 68, Number 38 P.O. Box 308 $3,058.50 Paid Bryan City Court During June Sergeant W.R. Ro bertson of the Sa vannah State Patrol Post announced today that his post has inves tigated no traffic acci dents, made 63 arrests and issued 46 warnings in Bryan county during June 1970. Commenting further Sgt. Robertson said no Hn i "" \ i $ PFC David Owens Pfc. Owens at Ft. Hood Pfc. David L. Owens son of Mrs. Audrey Owens of Pembroke and David R. Owens of Char leston, S.C. is stationed with the United States Army at Fort Hood, Te xas. David entered the Army in September of ’69 and received his basic at Fort Benning Ga. His advanced train ing was at Fort Polk, La. Pfc. Owens is a 1966 graduate of Bryan County High School, he attended Abraham Bald win College and Georgia Southern College. He is expected here in mid- August. Schedule of the Bryan County Home Ec Clubs The regular monthly schedule of the Bryan County Home Eco nomics Club meetings is announced by Mrs. Mar jorie V. Jones, Bryan County Extension Home Economist. Their meeting dates and hostesses are as follows: Westside-July 6, Picnic; Carrie Bell July 7, Mrs. Jewel Ken nedy, Hostess; Pem broke - July 13, Mrs. Thelma Fields, Hos tess; Groveland —July 16, Mrs. Nettie Carroll, Hostess; Town and Country —July 27, Mrs. Virginia Warnell, Hos tess. The educational de monstration this month will be on Foods and Nutrition. For further information contact Mrs. Jones at the Bryan County Extension office. A I COASTAL GEORGIAS LEADING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER" I •JOURNAL persons were injured -or killed. Estimated property damage amounted to nothing. Also the post com mander said a total of 114 pending traffic cases were disposed in the City court with the fol lowing dispositions: no guilty pleas, 113 bond T. L. Waters In Hospital The friends of T.L. Waters will regret to learn he is a patient in the Bulloch County hos pital in Statesboro. Mr. Waters is a prominent senior citizen and mem ber of First Baptist ch urch of Pembroke. His family has been con cerned about his condit ion since he entered the hospital on Sunday afternoon. 4H’ers Attend B-B-Q School A barbecue school was held Tuesday, June 30 for interested 4-H’ ers. The class began at 10:00 A.M. with Ex tension Agents, D.E. Medders and Marjorie V. Jones in charge. Ea ch participant brought his own grill but was furnished 1/2 a chicken for barbecuing. The 4-H’ers were taught how Gen. Meszer Named Head Brigadier General Frank Meszar assumed command of the United States Army Flight Tra ining Center and Fort Stewart, Georgia July 1. He succeeds Major General George S. Bea tty Jr., who is being re assigned to Rio De Ja neiro, Brazil where he will serve as Chairman of the Joint Brazil-Uni ted States Military Commission and Com mander of the United States Delegation to Brazil. BG Meszar, who re cently returned from the Republic of Vietnam where he served as As sistant Division Com mander of the Ist Cava lry Division, was the commanding general of the Flight Training Cen ter from March 8, 1967 to January 31, 1969 when MG Beatty succeeded him. The command will change at the end of July when BG Meszar retires. At that time the new commanding ge neral will be Brigadier General James C. Sm ith, presently serving as the Assistant Division Commander of the 101st Airborne Division in the Republic of Vietnam. Pembroke, Georgia 31321 forfeitures, no dis missed, no, no record, and 1 nolo contendere pleas. Also Sgt. Robertson pointed out that fines and forfeitures a mounted to $3,058.50 which were paid to the | City court of Bryan I County. Williams j From Nassau Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Williams spent last week vacationing in Miami and Nassau. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Covington of Savannah. The four-some drove to Miami where they boar ded a cruiser for Nassau and three days of sun and sight-seeing. They returned Saturday, a little sun-burned, but reported the trip to the island was worth it all. to‘prepare the charcoal, how to turn a chicken, different sauce recipes, and how to tell when it was done. A picnic lunch was enjoyed by all who attended. Those participating were: Ronnie William son, Don Owens, Russ Shuman, Jim Burnsed, Beretha Ann Davis, Jerry Bryant, Laurette Bryant, Gregory Jones, Anthony Fields, Daine Miller, Lavon Moody, Kenny Sikes, and Evon Carroll. Each of the 4-H’ers who participated are eligible to participate in the county contest to be held in August. The winner of the county contest will win a trip to the state fair in At lanta to compete with other county winners. JULY, 1970 TIDE TABLE AUGUST, 1970 Adjust For Daylight Saving Time By Adding One Hour J ULY-AUG. 1970 Adjust For oa7l 'Bht Saving Time By Adding One Hour | GEORGIA COASTAL WATERS HIGH WATER LOW WATER uai*/ta I icc tuccc T* 01 cc HIGH WATER LOW WATER Day A.M. HT. P.M. HT. A M P.M. HOW TO ÜbE IHESE I ABLES Day A .M. HT . P M HT A M p The calculations are for the outer bar. Find - -.—— _ 1. Wed. 6:18 5.9 6:42 7.6 1242 1242 L h e reading for the desired tide. In the table i. Sat. 7;3Q 61 7 , 42 74 j. 24 1;24 2. Thurs. 7,06 5.9 7:24 7.6 1:06 1:00 cornet so? the place you are' going to fish or 2- Sun. 8:06 6.2 8:18 7.4 2:06 2:12 3. Fri. 7:48 6.0 8:00 7.5 1:48 1:48 swim. The outer bar calculation, plus this cor- 3. Mon. 8:42 6.3 8:48 7.3 2:42 2:48 4. Sat. 8:24 5.9 8:36 7.4 2:30 2:30 rection, gives the correct reading for the point 4. Tues. 9 . 12 g 4 g. lg 7 2 3 . 18 3;30 5. Sun. 9:06 5.9 9:12 7.2 3:12 3:12 desired ' 5. Wed. 9:48 6.5 9:54 7.0 3:48 4:06 I 6. Mon. 9:42 5.9 9:48 7.0 3:48 3:54 Adiust For Daylight-Saving Time By Adding 6. Thurs. 10:18 6.5 10:24 6.8 4:24 4:42 I 7. Tues. 10:18 5.9 10:24 6.8 4:24 4:30 rnRRFCTION TARI F 7 ' Frl ' 10:54 6 ' 6 11:06 6 5 4:54 5:24 8. wed. 11:00 5.9 11:06 6.5 5:00 5:12 T he tunes mvP Fare for Savannah River 8 - Sat 11:42 66 11:48 6 3 5:30 6:06 9. Thurs. II 36 6.0 11:48 6.3 5:36 6:00 'XI ™ savannah River 9 gun 12;30 6 7 6;12 7;00 10. Frl. 12:24 6.1 6:18 6:48 Oyoeej. H rs. Min. 10 Mon . 12 . 36 6 ,i i ;24 6i7 7 . 00 8,06 11. Sat. 12:30 6.1 1:12 6.2 7:00 7:42 Savannah (Low) * 57 1L Tues - 1:30 5 - 9 2:24 6 8 8:06 9:12 12. Sun. 1:18 5.9 2:00 6.4 7:48 8:42 Hilton Head, S. C. 0 10 12. Wed. 2:30 5.8 3:30 7.0 9:12 10:12 13. Mon. 2:06 5.8 3:00 6.6 8:48 9:42 Thunderbolt 0 20 13. Thurs. 3:42 5.9 4:42 7.4 10:12 11:12 14. Tues. 306 5.7 4:06 7.0 9:42 10:42 waUawTsound 0 00 14 - Fri - 5:00 6 3 6:48 7 9 HUS . 15. Wed. 4:12 5.8 5:06 7.3 10:36 11:36 Ossabaw Sound 0 05 15. Sat. 6:00 6.8 6:42 8.3 12:12 12:18 16. Thurs. 5:18 6.0 6:06 7.8 11:36 Vernon View 0 35 16. Sun. 7:00 7.4 7:36 8.6 1:06 1:12 17. Fri. 6:18 6.4 6:54 8.1 12,30 12:30 Oreechee^River Bridge 3 50 , 17 - Mon - 7:48 79 8:24 8 7 1:54 2:06 18. Sat. 7,12 6.8 7,48 8.4 1,24 1,24 st Catherine Sound 0 25 18. Thurs. 8,42 8.3 9,12 8.6 2:42 3:00 19. Sun. 8,06 7.1 8,36 8.5 2:18 2,18 Sapelo Sound 0 00 19. Wed. 9:30 8.4- 9:54 8.3 3:30 3,48 20. Mon. 8,54 7.4 9:24 8.3 3:06 3:12 Brunswick Bar 0 00 20 Thurs 10 . lg 8 3 10 . 4g 7 g 4 . ]g 4 . 42 21. Tues. 9,48 7.5 10,18 8.1 3,54 4,06 FrederTcT Bridge 0 50 21- M- ”:12 8.1 11:36 7.2 5:00 5:30 22. Wed. 10,42 7.6 11:12 7.7 4:42 5:00 McKay Bridge 0 50 22. Sat. 12:06 7.8 5:48 6:24 23. Thurs. 11:36 7.5 5:30 5,54 r r i? SW p Ck E R S L R J Ver n 55 23. Sun. 12,30 6.7 1,00 7.4 6,42 7,24 j 24. Frl. 12,06 7.2 12:36 7.4 6:24 6,54 Turtle Crispen Is. 1 10 Mon. 1,24 6.1 2,00 7.1 7,42 8,30 : 25. Sat. 1,00 .6.7 1:30 7.3 7,18 7,54 Humpback Bridge 1 00 25. Tues. 2,24 5.8 3:06 6.9 8:42 9,36 1 26. Sun. 1,54 6.2 2:30 7.1 8:12 9:00 Jekyll Point 0 30 26. Wed. 3:36 5.6 4:12 6.9 9:42 10,36 i 27. Mon. 2,54 5.8 3,36 7.1 9,12 10,00 Hampton R?ver Village Creek Ent. 0 20 27 - Thurs. 4,42 5.7 5,12 7.0 10,42 11,30 28. Tues. 4:00 5.6 4:42 7.1 10:06 11:00 Village Fishing Camp 0 45 28. Fri. 5:42 5.9 6:00 7.2 11:30 29. Wed. 5,00 5.6 5:36 7.2 11,00 11:54! Taylor Fishing Camp 1 00 29. Sat. 6,30 6.2 6:42 7.3 12:12 12:18 30. Thurs. 6,00 5.7 6:24 7.3 11:54 Twtw’ay’ Fishing 8 Camp. S* Altamaha 2 00 30 - Sun - 7:06 6 5 7:18 75 12:54 1:00 31. Fil. 6:48 5.9 7:06 7.4 12,42 12:42 31. Mon. 7,42 6.8 7,48 7.5 1,36 1,42 , ’ run Ldhl IvcW rifal Moon Quarter Moon Quarter Lhbhmmhhmmmmbmmmwmbhmmmh JULY 2 11 18 25 AUG. 2-31 10 17 23 To report violations or if you need assistance in the Coastal Area-Call —State Game & Fish Commission, Brunswick, Georgia, P. O. Box 1097, Phone 265-1552. Savannah 233-2383. Richmond Hill 756-3679. GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY \ J t-\ ? I-** few Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Porterfield will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 12. A reception will be given by their children in the Social Hall of First Baptist Church on Sunday after noon from 3 to 5 o’clock. Everyone is invited to attend. No gifts. Pembroke Youth Enjoy Kicklighter Christian Camp Several of the youth from the Pembroke Christian Church re turned Tuesday of last week after sharing five days of fellowship, Bible study, and fun with twenty other campers at Kicklighter Christian Camp near Townsend, Ga. During the five-day week, the highschool age group, with the help of ready counselors, stu died through the book of Phillipians. In open discussion groups they studied the procedures of how to form a Church and make it grow. Free time was filled with soft ball, swim ming, and various other activities. Attending Senior Camp from Pembroke were Vickie Futch, Charlene Futch, Allen Green, Connie Bowers, Ricky Thursday, July 9, 1970 McCoy, Mike Foxworth and Betty Hughes. Attending Junior-Hi camp from Pembroke were Connie Bowers and Beth Hattaway. Barbecue Set For Saturday This coming Satur day is the date for the barbecue at the Pem broke Methodist Church being sponsored by the Men’s Clubof the Chuch. Tickets are available for purchase from any member of the Men’s Club. Homemade cake will b? served at a small extra fee —so come be tween the hours of 11:30 and 5:00 for your bar- becue. Your meal will served at the Church if you desire with ice tea served with your meal. This is for a well deserving project —so the public is cordially invited to come. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lane announce the birth of a son, Billy James, on Sunday July 5, at Candler Telfair hospital in Savannah. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 3 ozs. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dophlus L. Lane. Ma ternal grandmother is Mrs. Josie Joyner. Great grand-mother is Mrs. B.Z. Cowart.Mrs. Lane is the former Lin da Jovner. mo. Mvyiiei . Highway Department Seeks Dredging Project Permit The State Highway Dept, has petitioned the U.S. Corps of Engineers for a permit to carry out extensive dredging in the vicinity of Isle of Wight in Liberty and Bryan counties in a major section of the In terstate-95 project. More than 875 acres and approximately 3 million cubic yards of material will be in- Official Organ Bryan County and City of Pembroke Miss Lewis Selected Student Advisor W Jr Mr xj ■ w JANELL LEWIS, Stanley Elrick in ■ U.S. Air Force Stanley Elrick left here Wednesday, July Ist for Lackland Air ■ Force Base in San E Antonio, Texas where he i will receive basic train ing with the United States Air Force. Elrick was inducted in the Air Force Re serves in May in Co lumbia, S.C. He is a 7 graduate of Bryan Co. i High' School and South , Georgia Technical Sc t hool in Americus and 1 was employed with f Paige Aircraft Main- 1 . tenance, Inc. in Hines- 1 > ville. i , After six weeks of ’ ■ basic training, Stanley 1 i will attend U.S.A.F. J . Technical school at Sheppard Air Force ’ Base in Wichita Falls, 1 ■ Texas for approxima- -i volved. The highway department is seeking permission to dredge 135,000 cubic yards of unsuita ble materials from the pro posed right-of-way crossing for 1-95 at Jones Creek. The department also seeks a permit to remove 842,000 cubic yards of unsuitable ma terial from Jerico River Crossing. The material removed will be placed in 10 disposal areas covering approximately 527 acres, the Savannah District Engineer’s office reported. Fill material for 1-95 then will be obtained from hy draulic borrow pits on both side of Jerico River west of the proposed route of 1-95. Material also will be ob tained from a second exten sive hydraulic borrow pit in Buttermilk Sound downriver, extending into Laurel View River. Several small hydraul ic borrow pits located in the vicinity of Jones Creek also will be used, the engineers office reported. The hydraulic pit areas will cover approximately 350 acres and will produce an estimated 2 million cubic yards of fill material. Dredging will be to a depth of approximately 30-45 feet below the existing marsh lev el. The disposal areas and the hydraulic embankment will have a berm and will be equipped with waste weirs to retain material. The permit will be issued only after careful considera tion of the public interest in Janelle Lewis, a : Sophomore History ma i jor has been selected as a Student Advisor | for Stratford Hall Dor l mitory during the year i 1970-71 at Georgia Sou | thern College. Student Advisors wo : rk closely with the stu ■ dents and the staff of . Georgia Southern thr • oughout the year. Janelle is the dau ■ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. I J.R. Lewis of Ellabell, Georgia. ” ■ £ A STANLEY ELRICK tely 13 weeks. He will be joined there by his wife, the former Emily Pickett who is now with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Pickett in Pembroke; Stanley is the son of Alton Elrick and the late Mrs. Flor ine Elrick. such factors as navigation, fish and wildlife, water quali ty, economics, conservation aesthetics, recreation, water supply, flood damage preven tion, ecosystems and the gen eral needs and welfare. Family Reunion Held Sunday The annual Bazemore family reunion was held, Sunday, July sth at Dashers Fishing Lodge. Approximately 125 peo ple attended the ga thering, hailing from Statesboro, Brooklet, Savannah, Columbus, Pembroke, Atlanta, Ja cksonville, Fla. and va rious towns in the south east. A basket lunch was spread on the huge picnic tables in the re creation area at the lodge, at 1 p.m. and en joyed by all. Following the noon meal, officers were elected which included the following: Randall Bazemore, president; Leon Bunkley of State sboro, vice-president; Mrs. Danny Van Brackle of Savannah, Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. Julian Deal of States boro, Reporter;-- Char les Harvey of Colum bus, Ga., Chaplin.