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Pmgm2B. THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C., Thursday, April 28. 1977 C'J Orangeburg Sgt. Mitchell Completes Study I Air Force Sergeant Reginald: Mitchell, son of Lewis Mitchell of Orangeburg, recently par-: ticipated in Moody Air Force Base NCO leadership school. The leadership school is an! intermediate level course for Air Force sergeants and is centered around developing management: abilities, communication, and: developing the leadership: abilities of each sergeant.

Sgt. Mitchell, an aircraft: scheduling specialist at Moody -Air Force Base, Georgia and his-wife Gall, both of are presently expecting their: first child. li "STARBUCK" Climbing the ladder of fame and acceptance as top concert and recording artists, the group known as "Starbuck" are finding that acceptance and enthusiastic audiences all over the country. Showmanship, talented musicians and a special magnetism make "Star-buck" a happening not to be missed. The group will be in Orangeburg May 7 at Judge Hughes Stadium, during the S.C.

Festival of Roses. Tickets are available locallv at Williams Music and The Keg. Atla nta ock ou Performing Here May 7 REV. NEWTON Rev. Newton Will Speak At Revival Rivelon Revival Baptist Church, 395 Rivelon Road, S.W., will have revival services May 1-4, with the Sunday, May 1 services at 11 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m., and the following Monday through Wednesday services at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Douglas O. Newton, pastor of Greenhill Baptist Church, West Columbia, S.C, will preach. He received a B.A.

from Furman University and a B.D. from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and he did further graduate work at New Orleans and graduated from the School of Pastoral Care and the S.C. Baptist Hospital. Rev. Newton has been a.

preacher since 1953 and has served from the local level to the Southern Baptist Convention level. He has served in the Orangeburg Baptist Association as chairman of the committee on Evangelism. "You are invited to come and hear this fine man preach the gospel," a spokesman said. The spokesman said Mrs. Bonnie D.

Williams will be in charge of with special music at each service with solos, duets, and choral members. A nursery will be provided for children under four, the spokesman said. Number of patients in the Orangeburg Regional Hospital as of midnight Sunday: General, 194; New Born, 6. Number of patients admitted to the hospital Monday: General, 41 New Born, 2. TOTAL: General, 235; New Born, 8.

Number of patients discharged from the hospital Monday: General, 208, New Born, 6. Number of patients admitted to the hospital Tuesday: General, 37 New Bom, 5. TOTAL: General, 245; New Born, 11. Number of patients discharged from the hospital Tuesday: General, 41; New Born, 1. Number of patients in the hospital as of midnight Tuesday General, 204; New Born, 10.

(Continued From Page IB) disaster but could also be helpful on a routine call, said Wilbur Grooms, Orangeburg County civil defense director. Law enforcement officers are usually the first on the scene of an accident, be pointed out With the new equipment in place, an officer can request his dispatcher radio an ambulance for assistance and be can even provide step-by-step direction to the scene should they be needed. In an dvil defense emergency, the emergency operations center for the county would be at the law enforcement complex, he said. "The statewide communications plan has not been, fully implemented," said Clark. He noted the plan is approximately 40 per cent completed in the state.

Clark, Grooms and Keitt Brandenburg, who installed the equipment, explained its operation and function to hospital personnel and law enforcement radio room personnel Tuesday. Jucf Arrived "Moonlight Feels Right" is the name of a song with catchy lyrics and a catchy beat that launched the career of seven-man Atlanta-based group who will appear at Judge Hughes Stadium in Orangeburg May 7, during the 1977 Rose Festival. "Starbuck" is the group, and the story of their efforts in reaching the point of success they now enjoy certainly required the "eternal optimist" attitude of the character from which they took their name as played by Burt Lancaster in the movie "The Rainmaker." After having their later hit and three other songs turned down by 17 recording companies, they achieved success: with "Moonlight Feels Right" simply because two of the musicians, Bruce Blackman and Bo Wagner, drove around the country handing out copies of the record to radio disc jockeys and because one DJ in Birmingham Obituaries BRIAN K.WILBORN ELLOREE, S.C. Brian Keith Wilborn, 15, son of Mrs. Susan W.

Neckles and Ernest Adkerson, died Monday, April 25, 1977 at Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia after a short illness. Service will be at 4 p.m. Friday at Shiloh A.M.E. Church in Elloree, with the pastor, the Rev. B.P.

Boston officiating. Interment will be in the Browning-Branch Cemetery in Elloree. Brian was a member of Shiloh A.M.E. Church, where he served in several capacities. He was' also active in community affairs.

He was a tenth grade student at Elloree High School. Survivors are the mother and father; two sisters, Barbara and Wandra; one brother, Wesley; maternal and paternal grandmothers; three aunts and five uncles. Friends may call at the residence of the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Bpyd of Herlem Street in Elloree, or at the Community Funeral Home of Santee. Hie body will be placed in the church one hour before the service.

MRS. JOHNETTE EDWARDS CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) Mrs. Johnette Green Edwards, executive director of Trident Forum for the Handicapped, died here Wednesday The funeral will be Saturday in Charleston. Mrs.

Edwards, a graduate of South Carolina State College, became in 1965 the first black to be professionally employed by the S.C. Department of Mental Retardation. She was coordinator and regional consultant of community services. She aided in the development of community services for the mentally retarded and helped establish day-care centers for the disabled in Beaufort, Berkeley and Colleton Counties. Mrs.

Edwards had recently completed her fourth term as president of the S.C. Federation of Women's and Girls Clubs. She was the wife of John A. Edwards of Charleston and is survived by her mother, Mrs. Cornelia B.

Green of Barnwell; a son, Mencer D. Edwards of Atlanta, and a daughter, Cornelia Edwards of Charleston. Gaskins (Continued From Page IB) daughter of a former state legislator, two others he said were ordered by a "law enforcement man" and two men that another man has already been convicted of killing. Gaskins also admitted killing Dennis Bellamy, 28, an unmarried carpenter-roofer, who was found along with seven others in shallow graves near the Florence County community of Prospect in December 1975. Gaskins, 44, and Walter Leroy Neely were convicted last year in Florence of Bellamy's death and were sentenced to die.

But, their sentences were commuted to life imprisonment after South Carolina's capital punishment law was struck down. The seven included three women, a 15-year-old boy, and a 2-year-old girl. State Energy Group Forming Two Orangeburg citizens are currently working to form a South Carolina chapter of Americans for Energy Independence (AEI), a non-profit tax-exempt citizens group made up of scientists and com-munity leaders throughout the USA. The two local citizens, Raymond Sifly and Ken Rogers, said they are working to promote sound government policies and educate the public to avoid future fuel crises. They are saying the solution will be just as complex as the problem and will not occur quickly, and that the AEI has already had input to the President's Energy Policy and plans to continue as a consumer energy advocate.

Sifly and Rogers are asking those interested persons in learning about or supporting the AEI to contact them by writing: PO Box 1812, Orangeburg, SC 291 15. gave them the break they needed by playing it on his show. Their latest record, "Everybody Be is another catchy tune which appears to be on its way up the charts. It is being heard now on local stations, and will undoubtedly be one of the selections most anticipated by their Orangeburg audience. Bringing a "big-name" group such as Starbuck to Orangeburg was not simple, according to the local sponsors, Mark IV Productions.

The group is much in demand at the major entertainment centers such as Disney World, and on college campuses throughout the country. If this event is a success, as advance ticket sales indicate that it will be, the local sponsors say they plan to give area music-lovers more opportunities to see and hear such popular groups right here at home. Sheriff's Department, Helen Vinson, 392 Drexel Avenue, Orangeburg, reported to the OSD that when she returned from being out of town, she found the kitchen window partially open. Investigation did not reveal anything missing, according to Sheriff Vance Boone. Ed Wilkinson reported that someone broke the lock off the ice machine at the 1-26 and 301 Texaco Station and took two bags of ice.

The OSC also made an arrest in a breach of peace case, involving a minor dispute; checked on a prowler and responded to a trespasser call. Police Report Handy Rentals Robbed Diamond Clear Ice whenever you want it! -Air Cooled -Clear solid cubes -Always ready to serve -Dependable quality, use in kitchen, family room or executive office STROLIAH ELECTRIC 135 Russell 534-3828 Supply Limited Dual Detergent Dispenser Built-in Soft Food Disposer I Faucet-Flo" Unicouple Connector; faucet can be used without interrupting the dishwasher Supply Limited Direct Factory Shipment A spate of minor incidents kept the Orangeburg Police Department active Wednesday. The Handy Rentals Co. reported that someone had taken a chain saw from their place of business, according to Chief of Police John Cook. In other activity, OPD personnel checked on a simple assault case and responded to a domestic call.

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