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  March for the Park met with sunny skies and warm temps web posted April 23, 2007  BETTIS ACADEMY – The
March for the Park
was held Saturday at Bettis Park under clear shies and warm
temperatures. Attendees began gathering by 9 am to get a good spot to
view the parade that began at 11. The County Line Fire Department was
also on hand with their brand new Service Truck the department just
purchased proudly in the parade.Several local dignitaries were on hand including state Representative Bill Clyburn, School Superintendent Sharon Keesely, County Councilman Willie Bright, Johnston Mayor Willie Campbell, and others. Below: Rep. Clyburn meets with residents  After the parade the
crowds were entertained by live bands and
activities for the children as vendors sold their wares.The County Line Fire Department sold hot dogs and sausage dogs in an effort to raise funds for a new First Responder vehicle. Raffle tickets are also on sale to raise funds with the drawing to be held July 4; you do not need to be present to win the grand prize of $200 and a second prize of $100. To purchase tickets please call the County Line Fire Department at 663-4898. The festivities continued throughout the day. Edgefield County School Board Chairwoman Sallie Cooks said, “I think this is a great opportunity for us all to come together. That’s what it’s all about.”  For
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