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Johnsonville
Hemingway Area swimming
pool will soon be without all the
shouts of fun and laughter that
has made it such a delightful
place for kids to gather during
the long and hot days of
vacation.
At 5 p.m. on Labor Day,
September 2, the pool will officially close for this season.
Harry J. Altman who has
managed the pool for many

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successful year, and their had
been no injuries or mishaps of
any extent that he is aware of.
The pool was constructed in
1959 with funds which were

r·aised through the joint efforts
of the citizens of Johnsonville
and Hemingway, and outlying
communities, and has provided
an excellent source of summer
recreation since then.

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Sunday afternoon just before the dark . Overhanging
clouds brought undesired thundering and lightning with
undesired showers at the Johnsonville-Hemingway
area pool Sunday afternoon.

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Please Don't Talk To
'Ibe Life Guards!

This young lady is not aware of the meaning of the title
to this once popular tune, or else she just finds the life
guards at the Johnsonville-Hemingway Area swimming
pool too irresistible.

This sliding board, which has brought delight and
pleasure to many youngsters this suniiner at the area
swim ming pool, will soon find itself deserted as school
l« bells ring this week to begin another school year.

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had slipped and fallen Sunday afternoon to the cantee11
where he can check to see if she is injured. Tlte
swimming pool has had excellent life guards since it first
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qualifying to keep livestock under these
conditions may keep horses and ponies
as long as they have no more than a
total of seven.
The coWlcil in its last meeting also
voted to up the business license fees for
insurance companies dealing with life,
health, ac&lt;;ident, and industrial
insurance .

It's official,
The people living in Johnsonville no
longer live in a town. They are city '
residents 11ow. ·
The Johnsonville Town Council
became the city council at its last
meeting in August by passing an
ordinance making Jonnsonville a city.
. Mayor E. L. Cox and the council
also made plans to expanti the city
officials by purchasing two vacant
buildings next to the present city hall. ·
The buildings, to be used as a new
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remodeled, were purchased from a
Hemingway businessman, Merritt E. ·
Morris, for $5,000. Revenue · sharing
money will be used for the purchase.
The city officials are now accepting
aids on the remodeling· project.
LIVESTOCK
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The council adopted an ordinance
forbidding citizens from · keeping '
livestock within- the city limits. The
ordinance prohibits anyone except
livestock dealers to keep hogs, cows,
horses, mules, ponies and chickens
anywhere in the city. The only
. exception is for people who own , a .
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the corporate limits of the city. Those
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Whereas resident agents in the past
have paid $25 and non-resident agents
$50 for their licenses, the new
regulations will increase the fees .
Resident agents, who have gross
premiums Qf less than $1,000 will pay
$35.·
Resident agents whose business
ranges from $1,000 to $20,000 will pay
one per cent of the premiums. From
$20,000 up, they will pay one half per
cent $1,000. For non-tesident agents, all
fees are doubled.
The new ·r ates .apply on gross
premiums collected through offices or
agents located in the town regardle.ss of
where the property is located and o the
gross permium is located .
Couneil also voted to add one street
·light in the Holly Hill subdivision on a
motion by Councilman Kerry Tanner.

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The two buildings adjoining the Johnsonville town hall .are being r~~odeled to
urchased rrom a Hemingway businessman after tlie sale was approve
~ohnsonville Mayor and thf.' council members. &lt;Staff Photo)

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Mayor Connie S. DeCamps upon receiving a commendation from the
nsonvllle
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Robert L. Buchanan, a saving the life of th women wl»
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-~. .veda commendation from .
The citation presented to
..."'· Johnsonville City Council Buchanan by the Mayor of
was cited for meritourious Johnsonville last week read in
vice for his actions in ad- part, ''Officer Buchanan ... did
wu:stering first aid to a victim perform in a time of emergency
an epileptic seizure. ... with exemplary calmness,
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Buchanan said bi anftered a
call that came into the pollee
station for the rescue squad,
arriving at tbe scene before
other aid could be sununoned.
He said the woman was
having an epileptic seizure
when he arrived. He first titled
the victim's head to prevent her
from
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breathing, and Buchanan said
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and he said he was not required
to
administer
artificial
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Buchanan, who is certified by
~ Red Cross for emergency
aid commented on h1s
on, "She just stopped
~eathing, and I just took U.
necessary action.''
Councilman Jack Whitelkle,
who heads the police ~t­
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"Officer
Buchanan
hal
.. ~.ved more training than
other policanen presently
the force and has the
to be a fine police
'\"icer. He is to be conunended
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prescription ne s in John- ·
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his customers whenever they
called.
uality prescription
service is the most im rtant
aspect of
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Bob Cushman, chairman of
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Cominittee, announced Monday
further plans for ·the city's
Bicentennial Week, May 8-15,
1976.
The kickoff will be on
Saturday, May 8, at a Bicentennial Costume Ball, sponsored by the Pee Dee Junior
Woman's Club.
On Sunday evening, May 9, an
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Other events scheduled ·inThe highlight of the week will
clude a band concert by the be an Arts and Crafts Fair on
Johnsonville High School Band Saturday, May 15. This will be
on Tuesay, May 11, and a an open air ·festival located in
special party honoring Senior the main business district of
Citizens will be the event of J ohnsort ville. The fair will
Thursday, M ay 11, and a special feature artists and craftsmen
party honoring Senior Citizens from the local 'area as well as
will be the event of Thursday, _out of tow11. The hours will be
May 13. Details of these events from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Other
to be sponsored by the John- activities for the day will ~
sonville Woman's Club and the elude games, . informati
Pee Dee Junior Woman's Club displays and demonstratio
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telephone 386-3959, is respon- or some other refreshments for
It is the intention of the
traditional crafts. Among the sible for this project and all the convenience of visitors to
committee to turn over any
displays will be a represen- interested parties should the fair. Any individual or group
monies realized from this week
t.a tion of Masonic History from contact her.
wishing to sponsor an Arts or
of celebrat1·on to JUMP with the
Revolutionary times 'sponsored
A main event of the day for Crafts Booth should contact
by the Masonic Lodge of the younger set will be a puppet Mrs. Jack Whiteside, telephone
understanding it will be used in
Johnsonville. Masons have a show presented by Howard and 386-2348, or Mrs. Edwin Sutfurther
community
imrich heritage in our nation Henrietta Moore of Hartsville, clif f e, telephone 386-3076.
provement projects. ''JUMP
dating from pre-revolutionary S. C. Mrs. Moore is the former Anyone interested in another
has shown itself to be an eftimes and this display should be Henrietta Moore, daughter of type of booth, for example a
fective
organization for
of interest to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Chapman food concession or an exhibition
progress in Johnsonville and we
The Johnsonville Woman's of Johnsonville. Mr. and Mrs. of interesting artifacts, should
hope
the
Bicentennial
Club will operate an Old Moore are well known pup- contact
Bob
Cushman,
Celebration can be an incentive
Fashioned Country Store during peteers in the state giving telephone 386-3364, or Mrs. Jim to greater accompllsbm~tS,''
the Arts and Crafts fair. They performances throughout the Everett, telephone 386-3359. Cushman said.
will accept items for sale from area. In addition, there will be a Anyone who has suggestions for
Following the fair on
anyone on a consigrunent basis. demonstration of clogging by a activities should contact a
Items for sale will include dance group from Hartsville. member of the Bicentennial Saturday evening there will be a
street dance sponsored by the
Anyone who is interested is Committee.
needlework, crafts, and baked
The Johnsonville Bicen- Johnsonville Lions Club.
and canned goods. Anyone who encouarged to have a booth in
Committee
is Everyone is encouraged to
has items for sale and does not the fair. Booths may be spon- tennial
have a sufficient amount to sored by individuals or groups. representative of most of the spend the day at the fair and
operate a booth of their own is Churches are especially urged civic organizations in town and stay for the dance.
welcome and encouraged to put to participate. It is hoped that consists of the following people:
Present plans are that supper
their wares in the country store. several groups will be in- Bob Cuslunan, chair1nan, Lions will be available for thoSe who
Mrs.
Walter
Robinson, terested in selling box lunches Club; Wilson Hardee, Lions and .....,.,." to remain for th., evening
Masons; Mrs. Walter Robinson, ww•
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Woman's Club; Mrs. Edwin
Sutcliffe, Johnsonville Woman's
Club; Mrs. Jim Everett and
Mrs. Jack Whiteside, Pee Dee
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Junior
Woman's
Club;
Dairen
center for the past two years,
He pointed out that in case of
Jacobs,
Jaycees;
and
Jim
and they voted to give a con- need, anyone may contact the
Everett,
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Beautific-ation
tribution in that amount again. Williamsburg County Sheriff's
The mayor discussed the need office and the call will be Committee. - -

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Johnson. Richard Palmer, a member of the
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BUSINESS
COMMUNITY
J ohnsonv ille porting Good• carries a wide variety of sporting
equipm ent a nd clothing as well a s school s upplies, ladles blouses a nd
je \\ elry . i\1rs. Ruth E va T a nner, proprietor or the s hop, ha s been In
busin ess In the am e location on Broadway treet In Johns onville for the
pa t t Z yearo during which time s he has endeavored to meet the needs of
her c u to1ne r fo r high quality s porting equipment , l.ncludlng s hoes ror all
sports. \Yhelhcr your Interest Is baseba ll, te nnis. basketball or some

The merchants advertising
their weekly specials on this
page and the next two pages
are 11niting to work against
inflation
and
promote
prosperity in the Johnsonville - Hemingway area
by giving you the best buys,
selections
and
service
possible, every day.
Read
these
pages
carefully each week for the
best buys in the area.
- Patronize the merchants
advertising here and help
them promote a better local
economy.

other acl lvlly, Johnson ville SporUn g Good bas the equipment y ou need .
And Ir It I ti m e 10 prese n t an awa rd l\1rs. Tanner can also offer a seleclion or t rophies nd pla ques " 'lib con1ple 1e e ngraving service. Al o select
rron1 a la rge supply or la dles blouse a nd lops. lettered ports wear, mens
te nnis a nd gym shorts. notebook paper, pencils nd ot her needs ror back
to school.

HEMINGWAY-JOHNSONVILLE MERCHANTS MAKE AN ALL OUT EFFORT
TO ATTRACT SHOPPERS

Hemingway - Johnsonville merchants named in this
article have joined together to make this week a great
selling event. You can read of and listen to the big city sales
attractions, but none of them will compare with the values
to be found in Hemingway and Johnsonville this week.
No one merchant would or could undertake such a sales
event as the Johnsonville - Hemingway merchants are
undertaking. Check the merchants advertising in The
Weekly Observer and you will find the many useful items
that you need and would like to have.
ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ...

These merchants are offering you outstanding values on
home, automobile, and for personal use. Shop their stores
for all your family needs.
S1'RETCH YOUR FAMILY BUDGET

You stretch your budget by shopping in Hemingway and
Johnsonville each week. Take advantage of these values. If
you don't have the ready cash to buy the items you want,
use your charge accounts or their easy lay-away plan.
It will pay you to shop in Johnsonville and Hemingway
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