The Beaufort Gazette from Beaufort, South Carolina (2024)

May 21, 1973

Publication:

The Beaufort Gazettei

Location:

Beaufort, South Carolina

Issue Date:

Monday, May 21, 1973

Page:

12

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RX m' 11 I dll fiom NATIONAL WtAlHlH SlRVlCt 1 AM UTMr I usduANCcnanu Lf? is Xi I 6S I I I dnJV Tmprwm 4 73 57 T7x jjxZi vf a Kwivi I Wz Ea 76 7A Iv Lw Tmpratvr EpcJd Until Tuesday Morning NATIONAL WEATHER ORECAST Cooler weather and showers were forecast for most of the nation today Locally it will be mild tonight sunny and warm Tuesday Lows around 60 Highs Tuesday in mid 80s Probability of rain near zero Winds variable 5 to 10 mpn tonight and Tuesday (AP Wirephoto Map) Planners (Continued from' Page 1 developer to provide adequate streets ease ments open spaces utilities and water sewer and drainage facilities Gatch said The will assure steps are taken to minimize possible flood damage in flood hazard areas he added In the interest of public health arid safety sub division regulations provide for adequate vision at in tersections no duplication of street names access to adjoining properties resi dential buffers to major transportation arteries and ample street widths for safety and future expansion he said Homebuyers will be protected as subdivision regulations help prevent boundary disputes through property marking re quirements excessive maintenance costs through design standards and un warranted change resulting in loss of investment he explained Russia the largest country in the world with 8500000 square miles reaches almost halfway around the world Home Ride (Continued from Pagel) ning Council and also to have a member represent the council on the Beaufort County Joint Planning Commission recommendations to the countycouncil and the Beaufort County School Board and other county School Board and other county agencies for the improvement and devel opment of Hilton Head Island One Car Wreck Takes Life Of Sea Pines Man Hilton Head Bureau HILTON HEAD A Sea Pines Plantation property owner John Hugh Watson 34 Atlanta died yesterday at the Savannah Memorial Medical Hospital of injuries received in a one car accident here May 11 Watson was the only passenger in a sports car driven by Dr rederick Clark Iseminger 34 a veterinarian from Riverdale Ga Iseminger died several hours after the accident Witnesses said car was going south on Greenwood Drive when it failed to round a curve near Six Oaks Cemetery crossed a ditch flipped into a tree and over turned pinning the two men beneath the car Investigating officer was Highway Patrolman Alan Wade Gold Pl 'ices Set New Record officials dragging operations re covered the body at 2:30 pm Mr Bishop was bom in Charleston a son of Aiken Bishop of Charleston and Mrs Eva Durr Pate of Charleston He was retired from the Marine Corps and was a Vietnam veteran Surviving in addition to his parents are: his widow Mrs Eva Bishop of Beaufort a son Joeyinton Bishop of Beaufort Jwo step sons Joel Hough of and George Hough of Beaufort his step father Lloyd Ray Pate Sr of Charleston two half sisters LONDON (AP) Gold soared to record prices in Eu rope today and the US dollar dropped to new lows as a result of speculation that the Water gate scandal would force Presi dent Nixon to resign The dollar meanwhile hit record lows in rankfurt and Paris and weakened sharply in most other European centers In Paris the currency sank below the lows of the eb ruary monetary crisis when the dollar was devalued River and started to The body of a 34 year old Wildlife ex Marine recently turned fisherman was identified riday after he fell over board from his boat in the Beaufort drowned A witness to the accident said Joseph Bishop was tending crab traps off Brickyard Point when a Home large cabin cruiser stopped and apparently started a conservation with the the fisherman Bishop manuever his boat toward the cabin cruiser and sud denly fell Overboard ac cording to persons on the boat The incident occurred at about 9 am riday morning Bishop dressed in a military field jacket blue jeans and heavy boots sank and drowned duputies and after Mrs Evelyn" Stanley and Mrs Thelma Mazzone both of Charleston a half brother Lloyd Ray Pate Jr uneral services will be of Charleston and four held at 1 pm today at Parris grandchildren Island Depot Chapel Burial will be in the National Cemetery directed by Morrall Copeland uneral 12 THE BEAUORT GAZETTE Mon May 21 1973 isherman Recovered In River ft ff a Zc I Deaths And unerals HESSLEY ROWLAND Hessley Rowland 26 died Saturday following a motorcycle ac cident The funeral will be 11 am Tuesday at Beaufort Baptist Church Burial with military honors will be in the National Cemetery directed by Anderson uneral Home Mr Rowland was bbrn in Rodgers Ark a son of Mrs Bessie Thomas Rowland and the late Kermon Rowland He Mr Rowland was born in Rodgers Ark a son of Mrs Bessie Thomas Rowland and the late Kermon Rowland He was an employe of Beaufort Glass Co and a Vietnam veteran Surviving in addition to his mother of Rodgers Ark are: his widow Mrs Rita Darlene Wynn Rowland of Beaufort a daughter Crystal Wynn Rowland of Beaufort three sisters Miss Sue Rowland Mrs Lloyd Pitts and Mrs Ray Stacy all of Rodgers Ark MRS JESSIE GARBADE RIDGELAND Mrs Jessie Garbade widow of John Garbade died Sunday in a Hampton hospital after a long illness Services will be at 3 pm Tuesday in Sauls uneral Home chapel with burial in Grahamville Cemetery She was born in Hampton County a daughter of the late Henry William and Martha DeLoach Lightsey Surviving are two sonsJohn Garbade of Jacksonville la and William Garbade of Hilton Head and four sisters Mrs Enice Jarrell ts Mrs Leia Mae Winn Mrs Lillie Rose Causey and Mrs Neila Long of Estill RANK RAMSEY rank Howard Ramsey 85 died Thursday at a Charleston hospital The funeral was at 11 am Monday at the graveside National Cemetery in Beaufort directed by Morrall Copeland uneral Home Mr Ramsey was born in Pittsburgh Pa a son of the late Cyrus and Mrs Jane Kefqver Ramsey He was formerly a reporter and nhotoeraoher for The News and Courier GOREN ON BRIDGE BRIDGE QUIZ ANSWERS BY CHARLES GOREN 1973 The Chicago Tribune As South vulnerable you hold 4AQJ63 AK10 7 2 08 4 6 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 2 0 3 4 Pass 3 Pass 4 4 Pass 2 What do you bid now? ive spades You should have enough material to produce 12 tricks but you are faced with the possible loss of two tricks in diamonds The five spade bld should convey this information or message If partner can control the second lead of diamonds you wish him to bid a slam A Black wood call would be ineffective if partner acknowledged only one ace Both vulnerable as South you hold: 4AKQ8 7 763 OJ10 3 4A10 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West 1 Pass 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass What do you bid now? 1 A Three clubs You should lay some foundation for slam possi bilities If partner has a good dia mond suit and some kind of heart control there may be an easy slam Youi next move will depend upon partner's reaction to your three club bid As South vulnerable you hold: 46 4 55 OAJ10 8 4AJ108 64 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 4 Pass 2 Pass 3 4 Pass 3 4 Pass What do you bid now? A Three no trump Showing the diamonds at this point would not meet with our approval Partner's blood pressure has obviously been raised to a high point and a four diamond bid might induce him to take unduly drastic action A' slightly discouraging note should be injected into the proceedings at this time Neither vulnerable you have 80 part score and as South you hold: 4AQJ10 9 64 OAJ53 46 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass What do you bid now? Three spades This strongly suggests to partner that you are looking for further information which may lead to a possible slam It is not necessary to bid any more than three spades and it would be premature to show the diamonds at this stage Both vulnerable as South you hold: i 4AKQ10 AK10 8 7 4 06 3 4K The bidding has proceeded: West North East South 3 4 Pass Pass What do you bid? A Our first choice is a bid of four hearts This is by no meansa' preempt but announces that you would like to play four hearts even if partner has a very weak hand If he has any strength he is at perfect liberty to go on The only other choice is a take out double 6 Neither vulnerable as South you hold: 4KQJ 8 5 4 KQ AQ 5 4AK The bidding has proceeflgd 2 4 Pass 3 NT Pass What do you bid now? A Six no trump or six spades Partner is marked almost to a certainty with the king of dia monds and an ace This is prac tically the only holding which would justify a jump response of three no trump Both vulnerable as South you hold: 4AQJ 5 vQJ 6 3 0 4AK 5 4 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East 14 1 1 52 Pass What do you bid now? A Two spades forcing to game A mere jump rebld in hearts would be inadequate Partner needs very little to produce a slam and an effort should be made to describe the great power of your hand On the following round it will be time enough to show your fine heart support 8 East West vulner able as South you hold: 4J 7 9 OK10 8 7 4 3 4AJ 2 The bidding has proceeded: East South West North 3 4 Pass Pass 4 2 What do you bid now? A ive clubs Partner has an nounced a powerful hand on which he can win most of the 10 tricks in his own hand You may have just enough to bring the total to 12 This will show the adverse ace and also a will ingness to play at hearts by THOMAS JOSEPH Al ACROSS 36 Latvian 1 Chan capital illy 37 Early Jewish claim to fame 5 Montana's motto 10 Island in ormosa Strait 11 Be partial 12 Medieval weapon 13 New pups 14 Neighbor of Tenn 15 Amateur radioman 16 Spanish queen 17 Bring into harmony 19 Bloch or Noble ascetic 38 Kansas citv 39 Villa near Tivoli Italy 40 City of Manasseh DOWN 1 Lhasa holv man 2 City in Iraq 3 After five attire (2wds) 4 shadow 5 Grade of beef 6 Not refuse a cTt orMpusa 1 1 I nIeMT COMEIUplP AKIOE huebr1esBBB BBItrIWHal sharonIar i AD1TCOM1NG aramBTde ate DE EBP ADIMMSGQBiASA GiElTTMwQR'KS alT ENART I mieItIrIoBdirIaima Answer 7 Some what (3 wds) 8 Adoles cence (hvph wd 9 Dresser 11 Aircraft 15 Thick slice 18 Bennett or Curtis 21 Texas city 22 Reduced in rank 23 Back up 24 Kindling 26 Task 28 Hag 29 One kind Of SCOilt 33 Jack the quipper 35 Confronted 36 Inlet 20 irst rate (hyph wd) 21 Carry on 22 Manhat tan for one 24 Eucharis tic form 25 Slippery 26 Imogene 27 Soviet secret police (abbr 28 Select 30 Anthem preposi tion 31 Laver of tennis 32 Gen Arnold of WW II fame 34 Quiver' 3" 4 6 Ta T5 10 11 1 14 15 20 21 0 22 25 24 25 27 I HI28 23 30 ip 33 I 34 35 36 3g DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE how to work it: A LB A A is One letter simply stands for another In this sample A is used for the three for the two etc Single letters apostrophes the length1 and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES KT CEY IQPPU PO CEYHJACXAI CP KTCPQYAJTRY JAY CEY MYYUM PO 'VTIYQKYfl SJQC A QKZZHJTT Cryptoqupte: GREAT JOY ESPECIALLY ATER A SUDDEN CHANGE CIRc*msTANCES IS APT TO BE SILENT AND DWELLS RATHER IN THE HEART THAN ON THE HENRY IELDING 1973 Ring eatures Syndicate Inc) LOCAL GUARDSMEN CITED Civil Defense Director Lou Smunk (left) presents a citation to Sgt Jim Chassereau of the Beaufort National Guard for contribution to the safety and relief of those by the snowstorm last ebruary The citation is signed by Gov John West State Civil1 Defense Director red Craft and Ad jutant General of Robert McCrady Local guardsmen dispatched armored personnel carriers out on the highways to aid stranded motorists trapped by the snowstorm Sgt Chassereau accepts the honor on behalf of the Beaufort volunteers (Photo by Burbage) MAIL ale facilities She Beaufort (gazette XI 1556 Salem Road Phone 524 3183 Business orms Announcements Make Us Youi "One Stop" Press Center We have the complete and know how to successfully serve your every printing need Letter press offset engraving are all part of our service We print color or black and white Call us compare our quality and prices Stationery Catalogs Envelopes Advertising Distinctive PRINTING i 1 'a Sf 4 ORECAST I SIS.

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