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PAGE 6—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 11, 1967 A Certificate of Appreciation was presented by the City of Newberry to Mrs. Richard L. Baker for her services as chairman of the County Beautification com mittee. The presentation was made by Mayor Pro-Tern Clarence A. Shealy Jr. dur ing exercises at the local post office Friday. With Mrs. Baker and Mr. Shealy in the picture is Mrs. James E. Wiseman, Sr., president of the Civic League.. (Whitmire News Photo.) Congressman Bryan Dorn was speaker at a Friday afternoon program at Newberry Post Office at which time the office received a “Certificate of Merit” for the out door beautification of the postal facilities. The presentation was made to Harry Moose, Postmaster, by William H. Burson, asistant to the director, Atlanta Postal Region, and in turn, Mr. Moose presented the award to the maintenance men, Ber- ley Long and Eugene Shealy. From left are Mr. Shealy, Mr. Long, Cong. Dorn, Mr. Moose and Mr. Burson. (Whitmire News Photo). Mother's Day Will it be a dress? ... or whatever you have in mind for her ... come let’s select it... and gift wrap it... and be ready. Carpenters ( lWom£n'* ^ Fishing waters trout stocked Arrangements have been made with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the stock ing of larger rainbow trout next year, according to Chief of Fisheries Jefferson C. Fuller, Jr., of the Wildlife Resources Department, The trout will be from a strain developed at the Wythe- ville, Virginia, hatchery of the USFWS and eggs from the hatchery will be transported to the Walhalla hatchery for raising. These trout mature earlier and grow faster and consequently will be larger when released. Some anglers of the Columbia area had their first taste of the Wytheville strain Monday when 7,000 rainbows were turned loose in the Saluda river below Lake Murray, almost 1,800 of them being the Wytheville strain. All of this strain released were 11 inches or better, some up to 18 inches being reported. This will be the last stocking of the Saluda River at Columbia until October, when 1,000 trout will be released. Ten thousand rainbows of the Wytheville strain were brought down from Virginia by truck and the remainder will be stock ed in other waters under the regular schedule. They will make up around 25 per cent of the trout in all subsequent stocking, until they run out. It takes from 18 to 24 months in the hatchery to raise the standard rainbows to a length of eight to ten inches, the general release size. Golden Agers have meeting The monthly meeting of the Golden Age Fellowship was held in the Social Hall of Cen tral Methodist church on Wed nesday afternoon, April 19. Twenty-one members including one new member, were present. Mrs. McCullough led the de votions. The meeting was op ened with all singing the hymn “I Need Thee Every Hour.” She then chose “God Needs You” for her meditation. In her remarks, Mrs. McCullough sta ted that God needs everybody everyday. Each person has a place that no one else can fill. It might not be the highest place or the greatest task. It might be just a kind word or a smile that will change a per son’s whole outlook on life. Our day is not wasted if we start a smile growing where a frown was flourishing. For along the way we can always find some one whose burden is far heav ier than our own. She then told the story of the Cross. Mrs. McCullough also read an interesting article “Was The Resurrection in Vain?” This was followed with prayer. Mrs. W. E. Baker led the recreation. A very interesting guessing contest was held. Four ladies tied for the prize. When straws were drawn Mrs. M. E. Smith was the winner. A -Bible quiz was also held. Due to the illness of Mrs. Swindler, chairman of nomina ting committee, the election of officers was postponed until the June meeting. Mrs. Phil Brooks and Mrs. H. B. Kirkegard served. AVELEIGH PRESBYTERIAN KINDERGARTEN (Interdenominational) Enrollment now open for children 4 and 5 years of age for 1967-68 term. Tuition $12.50 per month. For information, call Mrs. J. L. Huffman (Director), telephone 276- 2557 or Mrs. Troy Rogers (Associate) at telephone 276-0508. Enrollment fee of $2.50. Maintenance Department Due to our modernization program the following personnel are needed. These jobs are open for immediate employment. 4 Millwrights & Machinery Movers 2 Carpenter helpers & Machinery Movers 1 Welder's helper CONTACT— A. M. FRASER, Personnel Manager Newberry Mills, Inc. Newberry, S. C. Phone 276-2510 An equal opportunity employer